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A human chain comprising of around a 100 children raising slogans against child labour was today organized on the occasion of Anti Child Labour Day, by the Centre of Development Initiative (CDI) jointly with the Ferrando Domestic Workers Alliance and National Domestic Workers Movement (NDWM) near Dighali Pukhuri Guwahati on Sunday. The children mostly belonged to the marginalized families , were school going children, some school drop outs and some children of the domestic workers who were members of the 1000 strong, Children’s parliament and Child Friendly Guwahati (CFG) centres spread across the state. “The human chain has been orgainsed to attract attention from the people of the city...

Journalist Nand Kishor Gupta (46), breathed his last yesterday in Mumbai was laid to rest today (10 June) after necessary rituals. Mortal remains of Gupta were taken to Guwahati by a morning flight and he was paid last tribute by the members of Guwahati Press Club on way to his city residence. The soft spoken journalist was suffering from gallbladder cancer and referred to Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai for his treatment. He went there on 3 June last. Gupta, who worked with various Hindi dailies including Hindi Sentinel, Pratah Khabar and Purvanchal Prahari left behind his mother, wife, a daughter, a minor son besides a host of relatives. Till the time of his death, Gupta was associated...

Senior city-based journalist Nand Kishor Gupta is presently undergoing treatments for serious ailments at Tata Memorial Hospital Mumbai. Associated with Hindi daily Purvanchal Prahari, Gupta (46), who is also a member of Guwahati Press Club, was diagnosed with the gallbladder cancer. As the treatment entails substantial costs and his family finds it very difficult to meet the growing medical expenditure, the press club urges the new government at Dispur for extending financial supports to the middle class family at this time of crisis. The well wishers of Gupta may also contribute for his treatment and deposit the amount in his bank account (Nand Kishor Gupta, Union Bank of India,...

After a brief lull, poaching starts riddling Kaziranga again. Poachers killed a rhino and took away the horn from the national park on Wednesday hours after Pramila Rani Brahma got tougher with the officials. The incident took place at the Agoratoli range of the world heritage site in the wee hours where the forest guards got to hear the sound of gun firing near the Demow camp. They rushed to the spot and spotted the dehorned carcass of the animal. Forest minister Pramila Rani Brahma visited the park and pledged to stop the rhino poaching incidents and indicated a probe into the allegations of missing horns of rhinos who died natural death.   This is the first rhino poaching...