The District Launch of “STOP Diarrhea Campaign 2025” was observed today at S.M. Deb Civil Hospital, Silchar, with a focus on child health, community awareness, and ORS demonstration to combat diarrhoea-related fatalities.

The District Launch of “STOP Diarrhea Campaign 2025” was observed today at S.M. Deb Civil Hospital, Silchar, with a focus on child health, community awareness, and ORS demonstration to combat diarrhoea-related fatalities.
The first-ever DISHA (District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee) meeting in Cachar, chaired by MP Parimal Suklabaidya and co-chaired by MP Kanad Purkayastha, brought together key officials to review flagship schemes including PMGSY, Jal Jeevan Mission, NHM, PMAY, MGNREGS, and SBM. Emphasis was laid on timely and quality execution of rural roads, drinking water access, healthcare infrastructure, welfare outreach, and urgent road repairs, aiming to fast-track development across the district.
In a major crackdown on illicit liquor trade, Assam Rifles seized 1,800 cases of country-made liquor worth ₹15 lakh in Leinangpokpi, Jiribam District, Manipur on July 9. Two individuals were apprehended during the operation, which underscores Assam Rifles’ continued efforts to curb illegal activities, protect public health, and maintain law and order in the border region.
A powerful general strike swept through Hailakandi district as the Wage Labour Union led a mass protest on July 10, demanding the repeal of anti-labour policies and the safeguarding of workers’ and farmers’ rights. Streets were deserted, transport halted, and shops closed as demonstrators voiced concerns over new labour codes, unemployment, price rise, and wage disparities, drawing strong public support across sectors.
The Assam State Election Commission has published the draft voter list for the newly formed Silchar Municipal Corporation, listing over 2.7 lakh voters across 42 wards. Citizens are encouraged to verify their names and submit claims or corrections via the official portal before finalization.
DDMA Cachar, in partnership with 1st Battalion NDRF and NEADS, held a live disaster preparedness program at Harinagar GP Office, featuring rescue demos, hands-on training in improvised equipment, and discussions on SDRF and CFRC protocols to boost community resilience.
Cachar Deputy Commissioner Mridul Yadav chaired a critical meeting on July 9, 2025, discussing three major infrastructure projects in Silchar: a flyover near Capital Point, an RCC bridge over Barak River, and the widening of the Birbal Bazar–SMCH road, aiming to ease traffic and enhance urban connectivity.
In a major political development ahead of the Panchayat Board formation, three influential Anchalik Panchayat members from Algapur Block—Afroza Farhaj Laskar, Imrana Begum Laskar, and Rumana Begum Majumdar—officially joined the Asom Gana Parishad, significantly shifting local political dynamics in Hailakandi district.
The dilapidated Tarapur–Borkhola road has triggered massive protests in Silchar, as locals place bricks and potted plants inside potholes to mock administrative inaction. The 35 km stretch, vital for students, ambulances, and trade vehicles, has become unmotorable. Citizens now demand urgent intervention from the PWD and local administration.
Silchar grapples with erratic water supply in key localities like Ambicapatty, Tarapur, Sonai Road, and Itkhola, with residents receiving water for only 20–30 minutes daily or none at all. Dependency on expensive private tankers exacerbates financial strain, triggering public protests and health concerns.
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