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All BSF officers’ and soldiers’ leaves were “cancelled” in the eastern and western sectors.

All leaves for BSF personnel on the western and eastern commands have been canceled since May 7 following India-Pakistan hostilities. Officers on leave have been ordered to return to their units immediately as the force reinforces border security.
The Home Ministry has redeployed personnel from disaster management and internal security units to strengthen the frontiers with Pakistan and Bangladesh. Heightened alertness along the eastern border has prompted increased vigilance from Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB). Meanwhile, security experts highlight successful measures in preventing infiltration attempts amid rising regional tension.

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US President Donald Trump said that India and Pakistan have reached a “complete and immediate ceasefire.”

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on TruthSocial that India and Pakistan have agreed to a full and immediate ceasefire after U.S.-mediated discussions. This decision follows reports that India warned any future terror attack on its soil would be considered an “act of war.”
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that both countries will begin broader diplomatic talks at a neutral venue. He praised Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Shehbaz Sharif for their leadership in pursuing peace. However, official confirmation from India and Pakistan is still awaited.

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Foreign Secretary Misri reveals that India and Pakistan have agreed to a truce.

India and Pakistan have declared a ceasefire, effective from 17:00 IST, following discussions between their military operations chiefs. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirmed the agreement, stating that both sides will halt all military action across land, air, and sea.
The Directors General of Military Operations will meet again on May 12 to review the situation. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar reaffirmed India’s firm stance against terrorism while acknowledging the ceasefire. Earlier, U.S. President Donald Trump publicly announced the agreement, highlighting diplomatic progress between the two nations.

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Tripura is on high alert as the chief minister guarantees complete security readiness.

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha has assured that the state is fully prepared to handle security challenges, closely following central government directives. A high-level security review has reinforced border surveillance by BSF, CRPF, Assam Rifles, and Tripura Police, alongside heightened vigilance at Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport in Agartala. Passengers are advised to arrive early due to enhanced screening protocols.
With critical infrastructure under strict monitoring, authorities remain on high alert to ensure a robust security posture across the state.

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Guwahati will offer free parking for two- and three-wheelers starting on June 1.

Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC) Mayor Mrigen Sarania unveiled a series of reforms aimed at easing burdens on commuters and traders. Starting June 1, two-wheelers and three-wheelers will no longer incur parking fees in designated areas, while four-wheelers will continue to be charged.
In a major step to streamline business operations, the number of trade licence categories has been reduced from 7,000 to 120, allowing businesses to operate under a single licence. Revised renewal fees ensure fairness, and women vendors along with indigenous sellers in lessee markets are now exempt from paying any fees.
To curb misuse of business licences, strict enforcement measures have been introduced, reinforcing GMC’s commitment to inclusivity and economic efficiency.
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Amid Indo-Pakistan tensions, the Tripura chief minister chairs a security meeting.

In response to escalating Indo-Pakistan tensions, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha chaired a high-level security meeting on Friday, attended by senior officials from the BSF, Assam Rifles, and Tripura Police. Discussions centered on bolstering vigilance in sensitive areas, with authorities ramping up surveillance at railway stations, the airport, and key transit points.
Tripura Police also announced enhanced monitoring efforts targeting individuals in rented properties, citing concerns that criminal elements exploit anonymity. Residents have been urged to submit tenant details for verification to prevent security risks.

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Twelve citizens of Bangladesh are being held in Tripura as border security is stepped up.

Over the past 24 hours, security forces in Tripura have apprehended 12 Bangladeshi nationals in two separate incidents, heightening border vigilance in light of escalating Indo-Pakistan tensions. The arrests took place in Agartala’s Lichubagan area and Sabroom subdivision, where authorities, assisted by alert locals, intercepted individuals attempting illegal entry.
Chief Minister Manik Saha chaired a high-level security meeting, reinforcing border surveillance and tightening scrutiny at transit points. Investigations are underway to determine potential connections to larger cross-border networks.

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Before the results of the Panchayat election, the Cachar administration places limits on the locations of the vote counting centers.

To ensure a peaceful counting process for the Panchayat Election 2025, Cachar District Magistrate Mridul Yadav, IAS, has issued a prohibitory order under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS). Effective immediately, the directive restricts public gatherings and vehicular movement within a 100-meter radius of the designated counting centres in Silchar, starting May 11.
Strict access controls have been implemented, allowing entry only to individuals with valid election day identity passes. The order also bans unauthorized vehicles, temporary vendors, weapons, and disruptive celebrations, with violators facing penal action under Section 223 of the BNSS. Government officials on duty remain exempt. The administration urges public cooperation to uphold electoral integrity and ensure a disturbance-free vote counting process.

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A Train Passenger’s Illegal Firearms Are Seized by GRP Guwahati.

In a decisive operation, the Government Railway Police (GRP) in Guwahati recovered illegal firearms from a train passenger on May 8, reinforcing security efforts along railway routes. Acting on specific intelligence, officials searched Coach No. H1 of Train No. 15909 DN Avadh Assam Express, seizing two 7.65 mm pistols and 40 rounds of live ammunition. The accused, identified as Jamir Hussain of Sonitpur district, is currently under legal investigation.
Meanwhile, the GRP intercepted a suspected cannabis consignment at Guwahati railway station on April 30, recovering 65.5 kg of the substance and arresting four individuals linked to its transportation via Train No. 12423 DN New Delhi Rajdhani Express.

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To discuss tribal issues, the governor of Manipur meets with the Tangkhul Naga people.

Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla met with representatives of the Tangkhul Naga community to discuss tribal concerns in Ukhrul and Kamjong districts. The Tangkhul Naga Long (TNL) delegation submitted a memorandum seeking increased tribal representation in the Manipur Legislative Assembly, bifurcation of the state budget for targeted development, and the construction of a new office complex in Ukhrul. Governor Bhalla assured the delegation that their concerns would be reviewed to support tribal welfare in the state.

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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.

Regional

Cross-border attack: four Bangladeshis are detained in Meghalaya following a brutal assault.

Regional

Biswa Bandhu Sen, the speaker of Tripura, has a brain stroke.

International

Bangladesh: An anti-Awami League tract in the form of a “declaration”

Regional

Under a peace agreement with the NLFT and ATTF, the centre approves Rs 250 crore for tribal development in Tripura.

Regional

Three districts of Nagaland are left in darkness when a landslip topples a transmission tower.

Regional

JioAirFiber leads the increase as North East Telecom Circle surpasses 65,000 5G FWA subscribers.

State

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

International

Fifty years after August 15, there are still concerns about Bangabandhu’s safety.

National

Beginning on October 4, banks will clear checks in a few hours. RBI.

Local

Assam: A dialysis unit at Silchar Medical College was sabotaged, and two employees were detained for damaging life-saving equipment.

Regional

In Tawang, the Army, ITBP, and residents march at a high altitude while carrying a 100-meter tricolour.

Regional

On Independence Day, Takam Regam of Arunachal Pradesh will represent the state in the Red Fort.