Nihar Chandra Nath has been reported missing since July 9 after starting his journey from Guwahati to Silchar on a scooter bearing registration number MH14K K2194. His last contact was at 2:15 PM in Meghalaya. Family and authorities are seeking public assistance with any information that could help trace his whereabouts.
In a major crackdown near Balachhra Toll Gate, Cachar Police seized 2,920 boxes containing 5.84 lakh packets of illegal cigarettes from a Rajasthan-registered truck. One person has been arrested, and further investigation is underway to uncover the smuggling network behind the massive contraband haul.
Amid a national rise in COVID-19 cases, Assam shows a positive trend with only four active cases as of June 9, according to the Union Health Ministry. This steady decline highlights Assam’s preparedness and effective containment, even as states like Kerala and Gujarat see rising infections.
A recent directive from the Assam Education Department has left hundreds of students in non-affiliated private schools in crisis, as they are now barred from registering for HSLC and HS board exams through affiliated institutions. The move exposes regulatory gaps and raises concerns over the unchecked growth of unregulated schools across the state.
Cachar Police intercepted a vehicle near Silchar Bypass and seized heroin and Yaba tablets worth ₹6.7 crore. Two individuals have been arrested. Investigation is ongoing to trace the larger drug network.
Family Man 3 actor Rohit Basfor’s death at Garbhanga Waterfalls raises chilling murder suspicions. Family alleges friends’ involvement after autopsy reveals multiple injuries. Police intensify manhunt for absconding suspects.
In a bold escalation following the deadly Pahalgam attack, security forces in Jammu and Kashmir have demolished the house of Farooq Ahmad Tadwa, a terrorist from Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, amid an intensified crackdown on terrorist infrastructure across the Valley. With over 60 coordinated raids in Srinagar alone and multiple demolitions in Kupwara, Pulwama, and other districts, authorities are sending a stern message against terrorism, vowing to continue decisive actions against militants, overground workers, and sympathizers.
In an exclusive with BarakOutlet, Sourav Ganguly has urged India to sever all cricketing ties with Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 civilians. Citing terrorism as unacceptable, Ganguly emphasized that strict action is necessary, echoing nationwide calls for cutting cricketing relations amid growing tension between the two neighbors.
In response to recent assaults on Hindu girls, Hindu Yuva Manch Assam submitted a memorandum at Udharbond Circle Office demanding strict action, alleging patterns of “love jihad” and exploitation in Barak Valley.
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