JORHAT: A strayed rhino from Kaziranga strikes no less terror in Majuli killing an old man in the river island on Monday.
The full grown animal which came out of the National Park two days back attacked Baloram Das at his house premises in the Bhakat Chapori area early in the morning.
Local residents told www.assamtimes.org that as the 80 year old who came out of his house early in the morning countered the animal which attacked him in the houseyard. A critically injured Baloram was then rushed to the hospital in critical condition and died a couple of hours later.
Forest guards have been trying to drive out the one horn animal to the national park. But they find it quite difficult to control it.
The local residents have blamed the forest department for failing to rein in the situation. " Four days have passed since we spotted the animal. The forest guards have come. But I don't understand why they can't drive away the animal from this human habitat," said Jatin Kalita, a local resident.
Kokrajhar, Mar 25: An unidentified body strikes no less sensation in Kokrajhar after it was recovered at Chakrashila forest area in Choraikola in on Sunday.According to police, local residents spotted the decomposed hanging on a tree and informed it to the police in the morning. The body yet to identified and recovered on hanged.According to police, the body was noticed yesterday along the Chakrashila forest area by local public and intimated to the police. Local residents said that it took place a few days ago along the Chakrashila forest.
JAGIROAD: Yet another suspected incident of rape and murder triggers no less shock and sensation across thr state on Saturday. A woman who worked with a brick kiln in Jagiroad was found dead inside the house of her co worker who was believed to have raped her before being killed. Acting on a complaint the Jagiroad police have raided the house of Sadek Ali where the body was recovered. Police men probing the case have been interrogating Ali who is suspected to have committed the double crime on the day of the Batadrawa incident where three miscreants gangraped a minor girl insider her house before burning her alive who later succumbed to her injuries on the way to Guwahati.
Guwahati: BJP is set to script yet another history of landslide victory in the north eastern region in the next Lok Sabha polls if Amit Shah is to be believed. Sounding panchayat poll bugle at a huge rally in Guwahati on Saturday the party president claimed to have got wind of a surging wave of the people in the eight states. According to him, out of 25 seats in the region BJP alone would get 21 seats drawing huge applause from the party workers who thronged in thousands to her him at the Veterinary Playground in Khanapara. In his address, the BJP chief asked the booth level members to leave no stone unturned to achieve the vision. "This is my target for 2019 polls...
GUWAHATI: People are throbbing in thousands in Guwahati on Saturday to hear Amit Shah when the BJP president is sounding bugle for the upcoming panchayat polls. Party in rank and file have been gearing up to make the rally a success where Shah along with other heavyweights in the party will explain what the grass root leaders and activists should do to ensure a landslide victory in the rural body polls which would be the base for the next year’s Lok Sabha polls. Hundreds of party workers have arrived in the city while some others from the far flung areas came on Friday. The party has provided buses for the workers to come to the rally in the city from the far flung areas of the state....
GUWAHATI: KMSS leader Akhil Gogoi on Friday tore apart the NDA government at the Centre for removing the special category state status for the northeastern states. Talking to reporters in Guwahati, Gogoi said, "Assam is known for pathetic economic health where there is hardly any process of development. The state has been lagging behind on the infrastructure front. The Centre accorded special category status in 1969 to help the state get more fund. But the BJP led government has finished it.” “Not only Assam. Other north eastern states will have to pay heavy price after losing the status thanks to Narendra Modi,”said the KMSS leader.
GUWAHATI: RTI activist Akhil Gogoi has given hint of a massive agitation in Assam to keep at bay the RSS-BJP sponsored Hindutva culture calling it a huge threat to the state’s social fabric. Addressing a press conference in Guwahati on Friday, Gogoi, the KMSS leader said the All Indian Kisan Sabha would also be the part of his organization’s statewide agitation to thwart the culture in question. "After being voted to power, BJP has been trying to destroy our age old social fabric in the name of Hindutva which to make Assam another Gujarat which we wont allow to happen. We are fully prepared to fight,” said Gogoi.
GUWAHATI: The Indo-Bhutan bonhomie is set to receive a huge boost if the golden jubilee celebration of the formal diplomatic relations is any indication.The Himalayan kingdom celebrated the Festival of Assam at Thimphu on Thursday and Friday at Hotel Taj Tashi, which was attended by the Home Minister of Bhutan, Dawa Gyeltshen, Home Secretary of Bhutan, Sonam Topgay, the Ambassador of India to Bhutan, Jaideep Sarkar and the Ambassador of Bangladesh to Bhutan. A high level delegation led by the Minister, Cultural Affairs Department of Assam, Naba Kumar Doley, 8 MLAs and other officials also participated in the events.The speakers in the event recalled the age old relations between...
GUWAHATI: Brisk preparations are afoot in Guwahati for the BJP rally where party president Amit Shah is sounding panchayat poll bugle on Saturday. Party leaders have been closely monitoring the preparations for the rally where at least a dozen of party leaders are addressing the grass root level leaders and workers. A section of party workers has already arrived in the city on Friday and many others are on the way. The party has provided buses for the workers to come to the rally in the city from the far flung areas of the state. The rally for the grass root level leaders and workers assumes significance since the saffron party will go it alone in the poll unlike the assembly polls...
GUWAHATI: Guwahati, the gateway to the north eastern region has become a safe route for gold smuggling these days. Security forces attached to the Northeast Frontier Railway seized twelve pieces of gold worth Rs 70 lakh from a New Delhi bound train on Friday. Acting on a tip off, a team of railway police raided two passengers from the Rajdhani Express just before it departing the city in the morning and seized the gold biscuits brought from Dimapur. Later, the duo were taken to the hospital since they brought the biscuits in the question in their rectum.
KOKRAJHAR: Public properties worth several lakh along with many crucial documents reduced to ashes when a devastating the BTC secretariat caught fire in Kokrajhar on Friday. The fire which is believed to have originated from electric short circuit ravaged a portion of the ground floor in the wee hours. Five fire fighters took around four hours to bring the situation under control. The extent of damage has yet to be assessed.
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