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Prasanta Chakraborty’s remarks regarding the origins of Assam University are denounced by ACKHSA.

The All Cachar Karimganj Hailakandi Students’ Association (ACKHSA) has condemned a statement by Prasanta Chakraborty, General Secretary of Bangla Sahitya Sabha, Assam, claiming Assam University, Silchar was established due to the Assam Movement. ACKHSA dismissed the claim as false and misleading, asserting that the university was founded in 1994 after a long struggle by the people of Barak Valley. Chief Adviser Rupam Nandi Purkayastha warned of action if Chakraborty fails to issue an unconditional apology, emphasizing the need to preserve historical truth.

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Air India flight taking off, representing Silchar–Kolkata route under threat of suspension
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Air India’s Silchar–Kolkata Flight Faces Suspension from June 1: Public Outcry and Political Pushback Mounts

The Silchar–Kolkata Air India flight, a crucial daily connection for Barak Valley residents, faces suspension from June 1, prompting strong reactions from public representatives and regular flyers. With no official statement yet from Air India, political leaders like Parimal Suklabaidya, Sushmita Dev, and Dr Rajdeep Roy have urged the Union Civil Aviation Minister to intervene and prevent disruption in the region’s connectivity. Concerns over rising airfares, reduced accessibility, and regional isolation have further intensified calls for immediate resolution.

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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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Assam University is considering dismissing a lecturer who was charged with sexual harassment.

Assam University has initiated an internal inquiry against Assistant Professor Ajit Kumar Jena, following allegations of sexual harassment filed by students and the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP). Vice-Chancellor Prof Rajiv Mohan Pant affirmed the university’s commitment to justice and indicated that termination of service remains a possibility, citing past precedents. Meanwhile, Cachar Superintendent of Police Numal Mahatta confirmed that an investigation is underway, even as Jena filed a counter-FIR alleging caste-based harassment. The incident marks the second such case at the university in two months, raising concerns about the recurring nature of such complaints.

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Major Drug Seizure by Cachar Police in Silchar Under the Leadership of Hon’ble CM Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma

In a major crackdown by Cachar Police under the leadership of Hon’ble CM Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma, drugs worth ₹20 Crore were seized in Meherpur, Silchar. The operation resulted in the confiscation of 386g of heroin and 60,000 Yaba tablets, with one peddler arrested. This successful operation highlights Assam’s continued efforts to combat the growing drug menace and ensures a drug-free future for the region.

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Collapsed house with heavy smoke rising after a counter-terrorism operation in Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir, surrounded by green fields and neighboring homes.
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Another Terrorist’s House Bombed Amid Widespread Crackdown Following Pahalgam Attack

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.

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In the Pahalgam terror attack, a family from Silchar barely escapes death.

A Hindu family from Silchar, Assam, narrowly escaped a tragic end during a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, which claimed 26 lives. As the attackers confronted them, Professor Debasees Bhattacharya’s presence of mind and knowledge of the Islamic Kalima saved his family. This harrowing event has sparked discussions about safety, religious identity, and the growing menace of terrorism. In response, the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) has announced stringent measures, with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri outlining India’s course of action against Pakistan.

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ASSAM RIFLES EXTRICATE OIL TANKER STUCK ON NH 37

Assam Rifles played a crucial role in extricating an oil tanker stuck due to an under-construction drain on NH-37 near Oinamlong Village, Tamenglong District. Their swift action prevented the truck from overturning, ensuring the restoration of traffic flow on this vital highway, which is a lifeline for Manipur. This timely intervention reflects their commitment to emergency response and regional normalcy.

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Assam Riffles Conducts medical Camp in Manipur.

On 21 April 2025, Assam Rifles conducted a medical camp in Chaudharikhal village of Jiribam District, bringing together a professional medical team to offer consultations, essential medicines, and health awareness sessions. A total of 78 individuals from Ningshingkhul and neighboring villages benefited from the initiative. Villagers expressed their gratitude, appreciating Assam Rifles’ commitment to serving the community. The event also strengthened unity among attendees, reinforcing Assam Rifles’ dedication to humanitarian outreach across the region.”

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To control the unlawful selling of radio equipment on e-commerce websites, the centre provides an advisory.

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Turkey and Bangladesh want to build joint defence production plants in Narayanganj and Chittagong.

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The President of Bangladesh’s loneliness

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Assam: Two Sribhumi murder suspects are detained for the murder of a Manipur teacher

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Mizoram and Tripura Police look into government building damage close to the disputed border.

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Elon Musk, a tech entrepreneur, leaves the cabinet of US President Donald Trump.

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Why Dhaka is taking so long to announce ambassadors who would be replacing those who were removed from Yangon.

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Local cuisine products are promoted by Arunachal at the Thaifex Anuga Asia fair in Bangkok.

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Bangladesh’s democratic revival is still difficult

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At the Dhaka airport, a human trafficking attempt was stopped; two Chinese and one Bangladeshi were detained.

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Shafiqur Rahman, the leader of Bangladesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami, would depart for Doha tomorrow.

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landslides kill four people, including three Myanmar refugees in Mizoram

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On June 2, Assam and Meghalaya chief ministers will talk about Guwahati’s waterlogging problems in response to a Supreme Court order.

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A minister from Assam examines Guwahati’s flood-affected areas and promises aid and long-term fixes.

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Arunachal: On the Bana-Seppa route, a landslip kills seven people by plunging a car into a gorge.

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Guwahati could have heavy rain through Saturday, and five Assam districts are under a red alert, according to the IMD.