Dead body of a forester (grade-1) Thaneshwar Borah was found under the Silasaku Bridge, Garmur of Nazira. Borah was working as a forester of Bihubor Beat Office, Nazira and he was returning home by his own motor cycle (AS04 G4209) at 7 P.M. On November 16, but he did not reach home. Local people found his dead body at 5 A.M. On November 17 and informed the nearest police station at Simaluguri.
In a bid to correctly identify the Moidam of Swargadew Chaolung Sukapha, the father of the Assamese nation and the architect of greater Assam, the Tai Ahom Development Counsil under the aegis of the Assam government, organized a Dam-Phi Puja at the Langkurri Deosal premises of Sivasagar district, today.
On the occasion, the MLA of Sunari constituency, Dharmeswar Konwar, laid the foundation stone for the development of the Deohal, which will be undertaken with a fund of Rs. 1 crore 8 lakhs approved by the Tai Ahom Development Counsil. The ceremony was attended by Cabinet Minister Jogendra Mohan, Chairman of Tai Ahom Development Counsil Mayur Borgohain, historian Padmashree...
Rimpi Buragohain, a talented athlete from Bokota, Sivasagar, was felicitated in a grand public reception held at the Damchow Premananda Buragohain Samannaya Khetra auditorium in Puni Bill, Bokota on August 31. Rimpi earned three gold medals at the World Police and Fire Games 2025 held in the USA, bringing immense pride to her hometown and the entire state of Assam.
The felicitation ceremony was organized by the Football Training Center, Bokota, in collaboration with residents of the greater Bokota area. She was warmly welcomed with a traditional reception featuring Gayan-Bion from Sepon Tiniali.
In recognition of her outstanding international achievements, the Assam Olympic...
The 1st Assam Police Battalion, with a distinguished history dating back to its formation in 1942, recently marked a day of celebrations honoring its longstanding commitment to law enforcement, security, and disaster response. Originally formed as the Assam Rail Force during World War II, the battalion was officially established on July 15, 1942, as a vital Auxiliary Force.
The anniversary festivities opened with a solemn tribute to the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. This was followed by a tree plantation drive to highlight the importance of environmental conservation. Throughout the day, several jawans were awarded certificates for exceptional performance...
In a striking act of self-reliance, residents of the Dimow constituency in Sivasagar district have begun repairing a severely damaged road in Mahkhowa Bari after years of government neglect. The road, which links Bokota’s Helikhaguri to West Bokota’s Chetia village and the Khamun area, has long been in disrepair, causing significant difficulties for locals.
Despite numerous appeals to authorities, no action has been taken to fix the road, prompting residents to unite and carry out repairs themselves through voluntary labor. This community-led effort reflects their deep frustration with the government’s continuing apathy.
Additionally, locals have voiced strong disappointment in their...
Sivasagar, Aug 30: Sivasagar MLA Akhil Gogoi interacted with residents of Hahchara Chaudang Gaon during his ongoing Jan Jagran Yatra, which began on August 19. The yatra seeks to highlight and address key issues of the constituency, including healthcare, education, transportation, and other local concerns.
During the visit, Gogoi raised concerns over the removal of eligible beneficiaries from the Arunoday Scheme in Cherekapar Panchayat and assured the people that he would take steps to reinstate them. He also pointed to the problem of artificial flooding in Doulakakhoria Panchayat under Nazira, promising to work towards a lasting solution.
The MLA reiterated his commitment to stand...
In Cherekapar village of Sivasagar, a tense scene unfolded on Thursday as close to a hundred women gathered at the panchayat office and laid siege to it in protest. Their voices rose together, demanding justice and fairness in the distribution of government welfare benefits.
The women said that despite the Chief Minister’s public assurance that every woman holding a government ration card would be covered under the Arunoday scheme, many who had long depended on its support suddenly found their names missing from the list. This sudden exclusion, without explanation, has left several families in distress and anger simmering across the community.
What began as quiet frustration turned...
Two young athletes from Assam, Avanish Gogoi and Ruchank Konwar, have brought laurels to the state by securing top positions in the National Yoga Sports Competition held at the Rajiv Gandhi Indoor Stadium, Kochi, Kerala, on August 13–14. The event was organized by the World Fitness Federation of Yoga Sports.
Avanish Gogoi clinched second position in the traditional yoga sports category for boys aged 5–9 years and also bagged the first position in the synchronized artistic team event. His teammate, Ruchank Konwar, secured fifth position in the same traditional category and also shared the first position in the synchronized team event.
Both athletes train at Niramay Yoga Center,...
The local residents of Lakshmijan in Nazira have raised allegations of corruption in the construction of a road in the area. The road, which is being built from the Geleky Lakshmijan Puja Mandap to the Assam-Nagaland border, has been criticized for its substandard quality.
The contractor, identified as Borah, has been accused of carrying out the construction work without using any government-funded plaques. The local residents, led by the All Assam Adivasi Students' Association (AASA), have alleged that the contractor is working solely for personal gain, without adhering to the standard norms.
The construction work has been halted due to the protests by the local residents, who are...
As part of the "Bagless Day" initiative aimed at reducing the burden of school bags on students, the students of Sanbasa Primary School (No. 215) of Nazira organized a special market within the school premises on August 21. The market, which featured a variety of local products, was designed to provide students with practical life skills and a hands-on learning experience.
The students showcased their entrepreneurial skills by selling various local products, including handicrafts and other items. The event was an excellent opportunity for the students to learn about commerce, teamwork, and financial literacy in a fun and interactive way.
The "Bagless Day" initiative is part of a...
Nazira, Aug 22: The Dikhow River continues to cause massive erosion in Nazira’s Bihubar and Simaulguri areas, leaving local residents in distress as land, property, and livelihoods remain under constant threat.
In Bihubar Garumur Pujabasti, the erosion has intensified, yet the state government’s Water Resources Department has allegedly failed to respond despite repeated complaints. Locals have accused the department of negligence and warned that displacement of several families is imminent if urgent action is not taken.
Adding to their concerns, residents alleged that illegal mining of stones and boulders in the Dikhow River has worsened the erosion problem. They demanded immediate...
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