Hardcore ULFA(I) rebel held
Namrup: Despite an intensive counter insurgency operation, a section of ULFA-I rebels have been moving in Dibrugarh district unleashing the fear of yet another Kujupathar like gunbattle where a police officer was killed.
Security forces apprehended a dreaded ULFA(I) rebel during a combing operation in the upper Assam district on Tuesday who is believed to have made some stunning revelation during interrogation.
Acting on a specific input, Army’s 9th Raj Rifle jawans and police launched a vigorous search operation an operation at Kachmari Hatigarh in Barbarua area where Dipanjit Handique alias Tejushree Asom was captured.
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Namrup: The dilapidated condition of a vital road in Dibrugarh district has been causing no less inconvenience for thousands of local residence apart from those who keep travelling in area. That too at a time when the government claims to have revolutionised the surface communication sector. The example here is Dibrugarh-Naharkatiya Road in the upper Assam district where a straight travel on a portion of 8 km is nothing but a nightmare. Big potholes on the road has been causing immense trouble to whoever travel on this portion touching Madhopur, Kothalguri and Tingrai. “This portion has been lying in a shamble for the last several months and we have been bearing the brunt. Don't know when...
Namrup: Rebel elements still keep unleashing terror in many parts in the form of extortion apart from recruitment drive even in the festive season. Army and police apprehended an ULFA(I) rebel during a joint operation in Sivasagar district on Saturday who was said to have been carrying extortion and recruitment on behalf of the rebel outfit. Acting on a tip off army jawans from Maibela and Joysagar along with police launched a joint crackdown in Bokota near Nemuguri where, the rebel identified as Navadeep Chetia was arrested. Then Nemuguri police took him into their custody after a pistol, two rounds of bullets were seized from his possession.
Namrup: Festivity refuses to die down in Namrup where sounds of dumbs, buffalo horn pipe along with other traditional musical instruments mingles in the air that makes the mood more vibrant. The industrial area in Dibrugarh district converged into a mini Assam on Friday when ethic and tribal groups showcased their Rongali Bihu tradition at the open festival organized by the local AASU unit. The focus was the concluding function of the 18 days workshop on dhul and bihu dance workshop with a grand show that pulled huge crowd of around 10,000 people. The celebration is started with flag hosting by Kalpajit Gogoi president of Namrup AASU and Swahid Tarpan...
Namrup: The Assam Press Correspondent Union has strongly condemned the petrol bomb attack at the residence of prolific writer and journalist Patricia Mukhim in Shillong on Tuesday. In a statement issued here on Wednesday, Assam Press Correspondent Union Central President Manoj Singh ,working President Mausam Jyoti Baishya and Secretary general Hemanta Saikia said the incident has given a bad hint of attack on the fourth pulled.They further demanded immediate arrest of the miscreants involved in the incident.
NAMRUP: More than 3,000 tea garden workers and their family members raided the management of the Dilli Tea Estate in Namrup reiterating a slew of demands on Wednesday. They thronged the office premises of the tea garden at 11 in the morning and started shouting slogans before the management to raise their demands which they said old.These include welfare measures of the tea garden workers and hike in daily wage.Apprehending uneasy situation the authority deployed police and CRPF jawans. But the protest passed off peacefully.The tea garden management assured the agitated workers of steps to consider their demands at a convenient time. The workers also threatened to resume protest if the...
DIBRIGARH/ GUWAHATI: An influential peasant body in Assam staged a statewide sit in on Tuesday opposing the joint parliamentary committee's hearing on the Citizenship Amendment Bill (1951) in New Delhi. KMSS leaders and activists thronged the district headquarters at 11 in the morning and started the sit in alleging that the JPC set up to study the sensitive issue is averse to Institute the hearing in Assam. Talking to reporters, protesters in Guwahati said the JPC report would be unilateral since many organizations would skip the hearing in the capital. “We have been dead opposed to the hearing in Delhi since the entire issue is very sensitive in Assam. We don’t understand why the panel...
Namrup: Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal has expressed grave concern over the rising cases of sexual assault on girls and women reiterating his government’s firm commitment to ensure their safety and security. In his address at a Bihu function in Dibrugarh on Monday, Sonowal said the mindset of the people need to undergo a change. He said cleanliness does not mean just to broom a place. In fact, cleanliness in heart and mind is very important.” A society will be on the track of progress only if women deserve respect” he said. Sonowal further urged the parents and guardians to...
GUWAHATI: Assam continues to soak in the joy of Rongali Bihu celebrations across the state for the second consecutive day with traditional pomp and gaiety. Folks in the rural areas have been performing door to door huchoris wishing every household a prosperous new Assamese calendar year which begins on Sunday. In the urban areas Bihu functions showcasing colourful heritage are lined up from morning to midnight providing platforms for both young and old artists alike. Prominent artists are pulling hugs crowds in the urban areas where Bihu functions are holding for three or four days defying an inclement weather in some areas. These include Zubeen Garg, Jitul Sonowal, SANGITA Kakoty...
GUWAHATI: The wait is over in Assam. The people in the north eastern state have started celebrating Rongali Bihu from Saturday to mark the advent of spring across the state. The much vaunted week long occasion started with Goru Bihu when the folks took away the cow to bath in the nearby river and water bodies with a slew of formalities. Reporters of Garu Bihu celebration are pouring in from Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, Namrup, Sivasagar, Jorhat, GOLAGHAT, Nagaon, Tezpur, Biswanath, Lakhimpur, Dhemaji, Guwahati, Goalpara, Barpeta, BTAD district, Mankachar and Dhubri. Many organzations have been organizations cow fashion show along with traditional games to mark the occasion. Bihu functions are...
GUWAHATI: Prominent citizens and social activists in Guwahati staged a sit in on Thursday opposing the decision of the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 to institute public hearing in New Delhi. Led by Dr Hiren Gohian, around 200 people participated in the sit in asking the House panel to listen to the voice in the state. They further have asked the invitee organizations to skip the hearing in New Delhi saying that nobody have given them the right to determine the future of Assam in the distant Delhi. The Joint Parliamentary Committee set up to study the issues centering around the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 has rescheduled the April 12...
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