Police Raid Holds One After Brown Sugar Is Found in Tamarhat.

Police in Tamarhat, Assam, seized suspected brown sugar and apprehended a 30-year-old individual, Mofijul Hoque, during a raid on a computer stall in Satseura. A total of 7.86 grams of the substance was recovered in six plastic containers. The operation was conducted based on reliable intelligence, involving multiple officers from different stations. Authorities have sent the seized material for forensic examination and are investigating links to broader drug networks. This action forms part of Assam’s efforts to curb illegal narcotics and ensure public safety.

A class 10 student in Silapathar commits suicide after arguing with his girlfriend.

“A wave of grief has engulfed Silapathar, Assam, following the devastating suicide of 16-year-old Shivajit Nandi on April 5th. The 10th standard student was tragically found hanging at his residence in Majarbari Jamalpur village, leaving his family and the community in profound shock. Adding to the horror, CCTV footage reportedly captured Shivajit stabbing himself multiple times while recording the act on his mobile phone, allegedly to prove something to his 17-year-old girlfriend, with whom he had reportedly argued via phone shortly before. Shivajit’s family believes the girlfriend played a significant role in his decision to take this drastic step and has filed an FIR, expressing their concern that the investigation is not receiving the necessary urgency. The community is now calling for the girl’s arrest, hoping it will shed light on the heartbreaking truth behind this tragedy.”

In Guwahati, a Meghalaya home guard was discovered dead.

Ribokson Dkhar Sawian, a 34-year-old Meghalaya Home Guard, died under suspicious circumstances in North Guwahati during a National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) training program. While the Assam Police attributed his death to a heart attack, his family disputes this claim, citing his excellent health and the peculiar circumstances surrounding his disappearance. Ribokson was reported missing on April 9, and his body was discovered later that evening near a dhaba in Gauripur. His family has called for a thorough investigation into the case.

Government school teachers who arrive late will either lose their pay or have their leave taken away.

The Assam government has mandated stricter guidelines for schools in Guwahati, emphasizing punctuality and accountability for both teaching and non-teaching staff. Teachers must report before 9 AM, with attendance monitored via the Shiksha Setu App. Consecutive tardiness will result in casual leave deductions or salary cuts. Student attendance records are to be maintained by class teachers and reviewed by institution heads. In case of network disruptions, geotagged photographs will serve as a backup. Lower primary schools must remain open until 2:05 PM, while higher institutions will close at 3:25 PM. Non-teaching staff are required to report by 10:00 AM and stay until 4:30 PM to ensure smooth administrative operations.”

ASSAM RIFLES SWIFTLY RESPOND TO A FIRE INCIDENT AT NEW KAIPHUNDAI VILLAGE, MANIPUR

In a remarkable display of bravery, Assam Rifles troops swiftly responded to a fire incident at New Kaiphundai village, Manipur, on 07 April 2025, triggered by a power surge. The personnel not only helped contain and extinguish the flames but also evacuated villagers to safety and provided medical aid to the injured. Their timely intervention prevented the fire from spreading further, saving numerous homes and lives. The Assam Rifles continue to stand as unwavering Sentinels of the Northeast, committed to the safety and well-being of the local population.

A terrible road accident in Lalmatia, Guwahati, claimed two lives.

A devastating road accident in Guwahati’s Lalmatia area on April 9 claimed two lives and sparked public outrage, as a dumper lost control and collided with multiple vehicles. The victims, including a woman, remain unidentified. The aftermath saw angry locals block the national highway and attempt to torch the dumper, blaming reckless driving and poor road safety measures. Police swiftly intervened to control the situation. A similar tragedy occurred in March in Chandrapur’s Gobardhan area, where Ratan Das died and his two siblings were critically injured after an e-rickshaw crash, raising further concerns over transportation safety in the region.

Physician Detained on Charges of Alleged Patient Molestation at Clinic.

In Guwahati, Dr. Subrata Dey, a physician at a private clinic, has been charged with molesting a young female patient under the guise of therapy and secretly recording her during consultations. The victim reported the abuse, leading to his arrest and investigation. In a separate case, Dr. Niladri Shekhar Das of Sribhumi District Civil Hospital is accused of human trafficking, allegedly facilitating the illegal sale of a newborn baby after convincing the mother to give birth instead of having an abortion. These cases have raised serious concerns about ethics and patient safety in the healthcare system.