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A man from Assam was arrested for disseminating lady pornographic material created by AI.

A man was arrested in Assam’s Tinsukia district for allegedly creating and distributing morphed images and AI-generated pornographic videos of a woman on social media to defame her. The victim lodged a complaint after explicit doctored content, falsely linking her to the adult film industry, went viral. Police investigations revealed the accused, a mechanical engineer and former acquaintance, used AI tools to generate the content and monetized it through a paid subscription service, earning around ₹10 lakh. Multiple digital devices were seized during the arrest, and the case is under multi-agency investigation. Authorities have urged the public to verify content authenticity before sharing online.

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Nodal officers are appointed by Manipur to accelerate IDP documentation.

The Manipur Government has appointed dedicated Nodal Officers in each affected district to expedite the issuance of vital documents for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) facing delays and rejections. This move aims to streamline the process for birth, domicile, caste, and income certificates, ensuring displaced families receive timely support. A State-level Nodal Officer has also been designated for centralized coordination, as the government urges compassionate and urgent handling of all IDP documentation needs.

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Ahead of Independence Day, weapons were found at the Guwahati railway station.

In a major security breakthrough ahead of Independence Day, the Government Railway Police (GRP) seized three 7.65 mm pistols and six magazines from a youth at Guwahati’s Paltan Bazar Railway Station. The accused, Gullo Kumar of Bihar, was arrested while attempting to smuggle the weapons into the city. The recovery has raised serious security concerns, with investigations underway to uncover a possible larger network behind the arms smuggling. Authorities have praised the GRP’s swift action in averting a potential threat during this sensitive period.

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On National Fish Farmers’ Day, Meghalaya’s Nobin Arengh received the “Best Fish Farmer Award.”

Nobin Arengh from Monabari village in Meghalaya’s South West Garo Hills has been awarded the ‘Best Fish Farmer Award’ at the National Fish Farmers’ Day celebrations in Tripura. Recognized for his innovative and sustainable fish farming practices—including integrated fish-duck farming—Arengh’s venture, launched in 2016 with government and bank support, now yields up to 2 metric tonnes of fish annually and generates Rs 3–4 lakh in gross earnings. His success has set a benchmark for aquaculture in the region and inspired neighboring farmers to pursue similar ventures.

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80 more model schools will be opened by the government in tea garden areas: CM of Assam

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has announced the establishment of 80 new model schools in the state’s tea garden areas, adding to the 118 already in operation. The initiative aims to enhance educational opportunities for children of tea garden workers, with plans to introduce mid-day meal schemes for classes 9 and 10 and equip schools with smart classroom facilities. The government is also focused on improving infrastructure, teacher conditions, and promoting social integration through diverse student enrollment. These efforts reflect Assam’s commitment to raising educational standards, particularly in remote and underserved regions.

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Assam: The first member of the Karbi community to be accepted to Oxford University is Srishti Rongpipi.

In a historic milestone for Assam’s Karbi community and the Northeast, Srishti Rongpipi has become the first Karbi scholar to secure admission to the University of Oxford. She will pursue an MSc in Evidence-Based Social Intervention and Policy Evaluation, following a highly competitive global selection process. Srishti, daughter of retired Wing Commander Prasanta Kumar Rongpi—the first Karbi to serve as an Indian Air Force pilot—has an outstanding academic and professional background, with degrees from Jesus and Mary College, Delhi University, and NLSIU Bangalore, as well as extensive research experience. Her achievement is a source of immense pride for her community and is expected to inspire future generations. Srishti will commence her studies at Oxford in October 2025.

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Assam receives Rs 375.60 cr of the Rs 1,066.80 cr in central help approved by the MHA for flood-affected states.

The Central Government on Thursday approved the release of ₹1,066.80 crore as financial assistance to six flood and landslide-affected states under the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF). The allocation is aimed at supporting the states of Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Kerala, and Uttarakhand, which have been severely impacted by extreme rainfall and natural calamities during the ongoing south-west monsoon.

Assam has been granted ₹375.60 crore, while Manipur received ₹29.20 crore, Meghalaya ₹30.40 crore, Mizoram ₹22.80 crore, Kerala ₹153.20 crore, and Uttarakhand ₹455.60 crore. These funds represent the Central share of the SDRF and are part of a broader initiative to strengthen the disaster response and recovery capabilities of the affected regions.

The approval follows the Central Government’s ongoing commitment, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the guidance of Union Home Minister Amit Shah, to stand firmly with states during times of crisis. The government has reiterated its resolve to extend not only financial aid but also logistical and operational support in all disaster situations.

So far in 2025, the Centre has released ₹6,166 crore from the SDRF to 14 states and ₹1,988.91 crore from the National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF) to 12 states. Additionally, ₹726.20 crore has been allocated from the State Disaster Mitigation Fund (SDMF) to five states, while ₹17.55 crore from the National Disaster Mitigation Fund (NDMF) has been released to two states.

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Beginning on September 20, IndiGo will operate morning flights from New Delhi to Silchar via Guwahati.

State

Governor Assam Pratibha Protsahan Yojana 2025-26: Last Date Extended for Civil Services Aspirants

State

Assam: The new terminal at Guwahati Airport is the recipient of the “International Architectural Award 2025.”

Regional

DC Cachar Chairs High-Level Review Meeting on Flagship Schemes; Stresses Timely Delivery of Services to Beneficiaries

State

Himanta Biswa Sharma, the chief minister of Assam, says Guwahati would get five new foot over-bridges.

Regional

The Meghalaya Transport Department mandates that unlawful vehicle modifications be reversed.

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Bishramganj, Tripura, is tense following a molestation accusation; prohibition orders have been issued.

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Himanta launches a website where Native Americans can apply for firearms licenses.

Regional

To encourage tourism, the Tripura government plans to create six nature parks throughout the state.

National

RBI Governor: The US tariff hike does not pose a significant threat to the Indian economy.

State

Meghalaya detains two Assamese guys in possession of more than 50g of heroin.

Regional

Traffic restrictions on Sikkim’s NH-10: Two-day ban on heavy vehicles.

Regional

Meghalaya health alert: IDSP recommends seeking hospital treatment as once if GBS symptoms appear

Regional

Due to a disagreement with the reservation review panel, five Nagaland tribes will not attend state events.

State

Assam: To improve cleanliness, the Guwahati Municipal Corporation introduces “Sikun Guwahati-Mur Guwahati.”

International

Political juncture in Bangladesh: Reform drive postpones elections as BNP takes the lead.