5 people are detained in Sribhumi, 44,000 yaba pills are confiscated in Assam.

Assam Police have arrested five individuals and seized 44,000 Yaba tablets worth approximately Rs 6.5 crore during an intelligence-based operation in the Veterbond area of Sribhumi district. The crackdown, praised by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, highlights the ongoing efforts of Assam Police to combat drug trafficking in the state. This latest seizure follows a previous major operation in Cachar district, where drugs valued at Rs 45 crore were confiscated and four suspects apprehended, underscoring Assam’s commitment to tackling the narcotics menace.

Horrible decapitation in Cachar, Assam: A man in Ramprasadpur uses a machete to murder his wife

A brutal and shocking murder has shaken the waterlogged village of Ramprasadpur in Cachar district. Reports confirm that Ratan Kol, in a fit of rage during a domestic dispute, beheaded his wife Meena Kol with a machete. Neighbors, too horrified to intervene, alerted the authorities, who swiftly arrested the accused. The victim’s body was sent for post-mortem as investigations continue, while the community remains deeply unsettled by the gruesome crime.

Joydeep Chakraborty of BDF addresses a media briefing in Silchar, announcing the FIR against Professor Prasanta Chakraborty.

FIR Filed Against Professor Prasanta Chakraborty by BDF and BNS Over ‘Spineless’ Remark

The Barak Democratic Front (BDF) and Barak Nabnirman Sena (BNS) have filed an FIR against Professor Prasanta Chakraborty for allegedly calling the people of Barak Valley “spineless” and making contentious comments about Assam University’s origins. The groups waited a month for an apology, but receiving none, proceeded with legal action, emphasizing their consistent stand against such remarks.

School children under the scorching sun in Cachar as summer temperatures rise, prompting revised school hours.

Cachar Revises School Timings Amid Soaring Temperatures; New Schedule Effective from June 11

In response to the intense and ongoing heatwave, the Cachar district administration has revised school timings for all government and private institutions, effective June 11, 2025. The measure, taken to ensure student safety and comfort during high temperatures, applies across L.P., U.P., and High Schools, with classes now commencing from 7:30 AM and ending earlier than usual.