Flood situation still critical in Lakhimpur
The flood situation is still in a critical condition as the water of Ranganadi is flowing through the breached portions of its embankment in Bogoleejan, Jainpur and Aamtola. The worst affected areas
Dhemaji (D)
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Thousands displaced in Assam flash floods
<p> Guwahati: At least seven people were swept away and thousands displaced by flash floods in Assam Monday, officials said, adding that army soldiers and Indian Air Force helicopters were being deployed to rescue trapped villagers, officials said.</p>
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Thousands displaced in Assam flash floods
At least seven people were swept away and thousands displaced by flash floods in Assam Monday, officials said, adding that army soldiers and Indian Air Force helicopters were being deployed to rescue trapped
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Organization asks government to clarify stand on big dam issue
<p> Guwahati: The All Assam Unnayan Parishad today demanded that the State government clarified its stand on the big dam issue. In a press meet today, the organization stated that science and technology
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NDRF rushed to flood-hit areas in State
NEW DELHI, July 17
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Floods in Assam affect nearly two lakh people
Nearly two lakh persons have been affected by the flood that has hit Assam's twin districts of Lakhimpur and Dhemaji. 200 villages inundated Four people have lost their lives so far in the flood that has inundated nearly 200 villages in the worst-affected Jonai sub division, official sources said here on Sunday. The Lakhimpur and Dhemaji district administrations have pressed into service motor
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Flood hits 25,000 people in Dhemaji
DHEMAJI/JONAI, July 15
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Flash floods hit over 30,000 in State
TEZPUR/DHEMAJI, July 5
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Delay in execution of Jonai anti-erosion project
JONAI, Jan 12
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Construct permanent structures to control floods, erosion: GNSM
KOKRAJHAR, Dec 7: The people of flood and erosion-prone Dhemaji district under the banner of the Ganatantric Nagarik Suraksha Mancha (GNSM) raised their demand for permanent flood and erosion control structures in the district.
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Centre to form expert panel on Lower Subansiri dam
GUWAHATI, Nov 26: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today assured Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi of forming an expert committee to go into the apprehensions expressed by the public about the mega dam at the site of the Lower Subansiri hydroelectric power project at Gerukamukh in Dhemaji district. According to an official release, Singh made the assurance at a meeting with Gogoi in New Delhi.