A tragic incident in Guwahati claimed the life of a minor girl after construction materials collapsed on her. The accident has sparked concerns over building safety, prompting authorities to launch an investigation. Locals demand stricter regulations to prevent such disasters in the future.
A silver oil lamp was discovered by municipal workers during drain cleaning in Silchar’s Nutanpatty area, sparking curiosity among locals, with many speculating about its historical or religious significance, police have taken custody of the lamp for examination, authorities are investigating its origins, while residents eagerly await official confirmation.
Punjab gangster-cum-drug lord Jaggu Bhagwanpuria has been transferred from Bathinda Central Jail to Silchar Central Jail, Assam under the PIT NDPS Act, 1988. Accused in 128 criminal cases, including drug trafficking, extortion, and arms smuggling, Bhagwanpuria is also linked to the murder of singer Sidhu Moosewala. Authorities believe his transnational network spans Pakistan, Canada, and the US, orchestrating narcotics trade from behind bars. This high-security transfer, executed by the NCB and Punjab Police, aims to break his criminal syndicate and curb his influence over organized crime in Punjab and beyond.
NIT Silchar has suspended Dr. D. Koteswara Raju, an assistant professor in the Electrical Engineering department, following allegations of molestation by a first-year female student. The incident has sparked student protests, demanding strict action and a safer campus environment. The administration has referred the case to the Internal Complaint Committee (ICC) for investigation, while discussions with the Assam Police are ongoing. This is not the first complaint against Dr. Raju, raising concerns about repeated misconduct. The NIT Silchar community now awaits the inquiry’s outcome, emphasizing the need for stronger measures against sexual harassment.
Assam Health Minister Ashok Singhal has directed officials to improve rural hospital infrastructure to ease the burden on district-level healthcare facilities. During a review meeting in Hailakandi, he emphasized the need for better medical services and issued strict instructions to enhance healthcare parameters. Local MLAs raised concerns about doctor shortages and counterfeit medicines, prompting urgent action from the administration.
Assam Rifles organized a vital security coordination meeting with Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) from various villages in Boro Bekera subdivision, Manipur, on January 4, 2025. The meeting focused on strengthening security measures, promoting cooperation, and enhancing community engagement. Assam Rifles emphasized the importance of community support in maintaining peace and stability, while CSO representatives shared valuable suggestions to improve mutual collaboration. This event marked a significant step toward building stronger ties between the security forces and local communities in the region.
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