In a significant operation on Tuesday, Assam Police seized 66,000 Yaba tablets worth Rs. 20 crore in Cachar district. Acting on reliable intelligence, a police team raided the residence of Md Dil Bahar in Raj Gobindpur, Baga, and discovered the drugs hidden in the false ceiling. The tablets contained a psychotropic substance, and authorities believe they were smuggled from a neighboring state. This operation follows another major drug seizure in South Salmara Mankachar district, underscoring the state’s commitment to tackling drug trafficking.
In Parliament on Tuesday, Shillong MP Ricky A. J. Syngkon voiced concerns regarding Prof. PS Shukla, the vice chancellor of Meghalaya’s North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU).
MP Ricky A J Syngkon raised concerns in Parliament about the leadership of Meghalaya’s North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU), calling for the immediate removal of Vice Chancellor Prof. PS Shukla. Syngkon cited allegations of inefficiency and corruption, claiming that Shukla had lost the confidence of students, teachers, and non-teaching staff, resulting in disarray within the university. With tensions running high, students and staff have vowed to prevent Shukla from entering the campus. Syngkon urged the concerned ministry to address the issue seriously, prioritizing the well-being of the university community.
Four people were taken into custody by a Sribhumi (Karimganj) police team in Assam after they found an alleged stolen vehicle containing 54 refrigerators.
A police team from Sribhumi, Karimganj, Assam, recently recovered a stolen truck with 54 refrigerators and arrested four individuals, including the truck driver. The truck had disappeared while transporting goods from Guwahati to Agartala. Following a complaint by the transport company owner, police located the abandoned truck and traced the stolen refrigerators to a warehouse in Cachar district. The arrested individuals have been identified as Abu Salim Barabhuiya, Jabir Iqbal Laskar, Abu Sajad, and driver Zabir Hussain.
ASSAM RIFLES RECOVERS YABA TABLETS WORTH ₹2,97 CRORES AT SILCHAR, ASSAM
On 19 March 2025, Assam Rifles seized a substantial cache of Yaba tablets worth ₹2.97 crores in Silchar, Assam. This significant recovery marks a major victory in the region’s fight against drug trafficking, showcasing Assam Rifles’ ongoing efforts to disrupt narcotics networks and ensure the safety of local communities.
ASSAM RIFLES ORGANIZES MASSIVE ESM RALLY IN SILCHAR, REAFFIRMING COMMITMENT TO VETERANS’ WELFAR.E
Assam Rifles Organizes Massive ESM Rally in Silchar, Reaffirming Commitment to Veterans’ Welfare
On 12 March 2025, Assam Rifles conducted a grand Ex-Servicemen (ESM) Rally in Silchar, Cachar District, with an overwhelming turnout of 715 participants, including ex-servicemen, widows, dependents, and Veer Naris. The event served as a vital platform for addressing grievances, offering welfare initiatives, and strengthening the connection between serving personnel and veterans. Notable highlights included on-the-spot resolution of pension issues and medical aid camps, reaffirming Assam Rifles’ commitment to the well-being of its former warriors and their families.
Breaking: Massive Drug Bust in Silchar! 🚔
Cachar Police, acting on a tip-off, intercepted an e-rickshaw at Krishnapur Part II under Silchar Police Station and seized 38 kg of cannabis worth ₹30 lakh. Three drug peddlers were arrested in connection with the case. Authorities continue their crackdown on the illegal drug trade in Assam.
BREAKING: TRUMP THREATENS CANADA WITH 50% TARIFFS, PROPOSES ANNEXATION AS 51ST STATE! 🚨
In a dramatic escalation of tensions, U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a 50% tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum, effective March 12, 2025, in response to Ontario’s high electricity tariffs on the U.S. Trump also issued an ultimatum to Canada: either drop its “outrageous” tariffs on U.S. dairy and prepare for additional auto tariffs, or face the prospect of becoming the United States’ 51st state. This bold move has sparked outrage from Canadian leaders, who see it as a direct threat to their sovereignty, while markets react with significant declines. The situation is rapidly escalating, signaling the potential for one of the most intense trade confrontations in U.S.-Canada history.
Awareness Program on Pesticide Residues in Tea Held in Cachar.
An awareness program on pesticide residues in tea was held on March 11, 2025, at Bhubandhar Tea Estate, Dholai Bazar, Cachar, by the Commissionerate of Food Safety, Assam. The initiative aimed to educate tea cultivators on safe agricultural practices to ensure healthier tea production and address the risks of pesticide use, promoting food safety and public health in Assam’s tea industry.
NHIDCL to Develop Silchar-Jiribam Road at ₹733 Crore.
“The National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd. (NHIDCL) has been tasked with the four-laning of the Silchar-Jiribam stretch of NH-37, with an estimated investment of ₹733 crore. This 13.09 km project will enhance connectivity between Assam and Manipur and is set to be developed under the Hybrid Annuity Mode (HAM) on a Design, Build, Operate, and Transfer (DBOT Annuity) basis. The initiative is a significant step towards improving road infrastructure in Barak Valley and boosting cross-border connectivity.”
