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Free insurance policies to students for dengue
Students of nine schools of Kamrup district received free insurance policy of Rs 20,000 for dengue under the collaboration of a social-based organisation Drishtee and CAFE India under the Behtar India
Students of nine schools of Kamrup district received free insurance policy of Rs 20,000 for dengue under the collaboration of a social-based organisation Drishtee and CAFE India under the Behtar India
The Assam State Zoo-cum-Botanical Garden is poised to achieve another milestone by becoming a conservation breeding centre for the endangered golden langur (Trachypithecus geei).
Urging all concerned including the Government, political parties and different organisations to shun their
The Cabinet Committee on Infrastructure (CCI) has cleared project worth Rs.1,255 crore for widening the strategic Nechipu-Hoj road to two-lane national highway standards on BOT (annuity) basis under the Arunachal Pradesh Package of Roads and Highways. The cost of the project including civil cost, land acquisition and preconstruction activities and supervision and management is Rs.1,524 core, of
Indian Railway
Demanding permanent solution of the problem of artificial flood in Jorhat town Asam Jatiyatabadi Yuva Chatra Parishad of Bhogdoi unit conducted a road blockade programme on NH-37 near Bhogdoi bridge here today. They also shouted slogans and submitted a memorandum to Jorhat Deputy Commissioner. Last week, the citizens of Jorhat had to suffer a lot due to the flash flood.
Former President of India, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam has expressed the view that one should not go for construction of mega dams in highly seismic areas and a blend of development and safety must be maintained. In an interview with The Assam Tribune, conducted through e mail, Dr Kalam, who has been interacting with students from all over the world for years, said that the students of the North East re
India and Bangladesh have finalised the draft on the proposed water sharing agreement on Teesta and Feni rivers.
Impressed with last year
The Fisheries sector in Assam is showing gradual improvement in the last few years, but some serious drawbacks have stymied further growth limiting the prospects of nearly 2,80,000 fish farmers of the State. With a new government in place, and a new Minister in charge, fish farmers and officials believe that rapid strides can be made if the existing weaknesses are identified and removed in a pl
AIZAWL, June 3