All Assam Students Union has warned the government not to allow the immigrants to settle in the name of rehabilitation package. Addressing a press conference in Guwahati on Sunday, the AASU leaders said that they would keep a close vigil on the rehabilitation works to ensure that not even a single immigrant is allowed to get the benefit.
PermalinkSubmitted by Bodo Supporter on Tue, 14/08/2012 - 23:57
Bodo must look after themselves, do not fall to sweet talk of Gogoi, Sonia or Shinde. They will butcher Bodos for vote bank. We all know about AIUDF, a terrorist organization. Ajmal gets money from ISI and Saudi Arabia to bribe Congress and help to bring more Bangladeshi to Assam. Bodo's must fight for their survival or we will be wiped out by this invasion.
9 Jan 2009 - 2:13am | editor
There is report that ULFA cadre Pranjal Deka alias Biju Sarania, the brain behind the serial blasts in Guwahati on the new year’s day was killed. According to information, he was killed during...
15 Jan 2010 - 5:02pm | bishwajeetsinha
The 4 days long 97th ‘Sado Nagaon Bhogali Bihu Utsav’ begins today coinciding with arrival of Magh month amidst lowest temperature in the city. Despite chilled weather and high rising...
17 Sep 2010 - 7:28pm | editor
People of ward no. 6 of Nazira town, Sivasagar district have captured one Anil Mahali (50) on Friday, when he tried to molest a 5 years old girl. Later the accused was handed over to the police.
12 Aug 2012 - 2:29am | editor
The Centre on Saturday said the situation in BTAD areas was under control. In a statement, home ministry made it clear that altogether 170 people were arrested after registration of 309 cases in the...
Incessent rains have flooded in Assam displacing at least 50,000 people in Lakhimpur and Dhemaji districs. According to information, Singora river, a tributary of the Brahmaputra river is overflowing and entered at least 40 villages forcing residents to take shelter on raised platforms and railway tracks. A breach of about 20 to 30 metres in two embankments and that led to floodwaters entering human settlements. The Brahmaputra traverses its first stretch of 1,625 km in Tibet region, the next 918 km in India and the remaining 363 km through neighbouring Bangladesh before flowing.
Young people have a much larger role and responsibilities in creating civil society. Realising on it Chinmaya Mission, Guwahati Chapter organsied a talk amongst young people titled ‘Youth and civil society’ at its campus on August 22. The talk was delivered by Ranjan K Baruah, youth activist and convener of North East youth Foundation who has been working amongst young people from different parts of the region. Defining civil society the resource person mentioned that civil society is an evolving network of associations and institutions of family and community, of production and trade, and of piety and compassion. Individuals enter into these relationships as much by consent as...
Charaipung still remains tense on Tuesday even as joint patrolling is on along the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border. According to allegations, the Assam Government is not doing enough to protect its people in along the border areas in Charaipung which is why tension grips following alleged encroachment by a section of people from the neighbouring state. NSCN(IM) is also alleged to have aided and abeted the trouble mongers. On the other hand, 12 organisations led by AASU are contuning their indefinite economic blockade in Kanubari-NEFA road, Chharaipung- Longding road in Sivasagar district and Joypore-Tezu road in Dibrugarh district for the third day demanding arrest ofthe culprits that...
Film critic-journalist Utpal Borpujari has been nominated as a member of the International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) jury for the 34th Montreal World Film Festival (MWFF), considered among one of the most prestigious film festivals globally. Borpujari will serve in the jury that will decide the International Critics’ FIPRESCI prize at the festival that will run from August 26 to September 6.
The other members of the jury, chaired by Andrea Dittgen of Germany, are Mario Abbade from Brazil, Diego Cabrera from Peru, Jon Frosch from France, Pascal Grenier from Canada, Anders Larsson from Sweden and Jake Wilson from Australia. Borpujari, who had won the Swarna Kamal for...
Despite impartial patrolling there seems to be no respite in Charaipung where armed miscreants suspected to be from Arunachal Pradesh set on fire several houses at Ashinbasti on Sunday night. This was done a few hours after Assam police and its counterpart in Arunachal Pradesh began a joint patrolling in the entire trouble torn areas.
The situation at Charaipung takes a grim turn on Friday when superintendent of police Akhilesh Singh had a narrow escape as he was visiting the spot bordering Arunachal Pradesh.
Floodwaters again wreak havoc in Lakhimpur and Dhemaji districts inundating over 60 villages even as the Brahmaputra and its tributaries are still rising above the danger mark.
More and more areas in the two districts have come under the flood waters with heavy rains lashing Arunachal Pradesh and its adjoining areas since Saturday. The Nowboicha revenue circle remains a the worst-hit where thousands of people have been rendered homeless besides damaging crops worth lakhs of rupees. These areas include Rohali, Pandhowa North, Pandhowa South and Pandhowa East villages were inundated by the Singra river. Naoboisa MLA Sanjoyraj Subba on Sunday visited the marooned people and assured them...
Charaipung in Sivasagar district bordering Arunachal Pradesh is remaining tense on Sunday even as the indefinite economic blockade further seems to have compounded the problem. A group of armed miscreants set on fire several houses on Sunday morning and detained a local resident for several hours. Meanwhile, Assam police and their Arunachal Pradesh counterparts with CRPF are on patrolling duty to thwart any fresh string of violence. A section of local resident in Khunsa is leaving their houses fearing attack on them.
Meanwhile, Assam law minister Pranab Gogoi said there is no specific evidence to allege the involvement of NSCN(IM) cadres in this cycle of violence. Addressing a press...
A rickshaw puller was killed and a minor boy was injured at a crossfire between police and security forces in the outskirt of Guwahati city on Sunday. The incident took place at Sualkuchi when security forces came to see three armed ULFA cadres who attacked them forcing the security forces to hit back. A rickshaw puller Maniram Rabha fell seriously injured in the crossfire along with a minor boy. A hardcore ULFA cadre Chiraj alias Harekrishna Deka was captured at the end of the encounter while two others managed to escape from the spot. A seriously injured Maniram was shifted to the GMCH. But succumbed to his injuries.
A rickshow puller and a minor boy were injured during an encounter between security forces and ULFA in the outskirt of Guwahati on Sunday.
The encounter took at Hospital Chowk in Sualkuchi at around 10 in the morning where a hardcore cadre of the proscribed outfit was apprehended. The arrested ULFA cadre was identified as Harekrishna Deka alias Chiraj.
According to information, the incident took place when two ULFA cadres were on their way to collect money from a local businessman in the area they demanded earlier.
During the 30 minute long gunfight the rickshow Maniram Rabha along with the minor boy
fell injured. Later they have been shifted to the hospital. Security...
A delegation of Assam BJP on Saturday called prime minister Dr Manmohan Singh in Delhi and apprised him of the problems confronting the state for decades. The delegation comprising Bijoya Chakrabarty,Kabindra Purkayastha, Rajen Gohain is understood to have told Dr Singh that the Gogoi government has failed to deliver the goods. Notably, an AGP delegation on Friday met President Pratibha Patil and sought her intervention into the Assam Accord implemention by detection and deportation of Bangladeshi immigrants.
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