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The Assam police, in coordination with the Dubai Police, has recovered a stolen luxury watch that belonged to late Diego Maradona

Late Diego Maradona's heritage watch recovered in Assam, accused arrested

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma informed via Twitter on Saturday that the Assam police, in&nbsp;coordination with the Dubai Police, has recovered a stolen luxury watch that belonged to late Diego Maradona.
Accused&nbsp;Wazid Hussein has been arrested at 4 am on Saturday morning from his residence and a follow up lawful action is being taken.
The accused had allegedly stolen the limited edition Hublot watch signed by Maradona when he worked as a security guard for a company that was storing the late football's belongings in Dubai. He then fled to Assam in August this year.

The Assam police, in&nbsp;coordination with the Dubai Police, has recovered a stolen luxury watch that belonged to late Diego Maradona

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma informed via Twitter on Saturday that the Assam police, in&nbsp;coordination with the Dubai Police, has recovered a stolen luxury watch that belonged to late Diego Maradona.
Accused&nbsp;Wazid Hussein has been arrested at 4 am on Saturday morning from his residence and a follow up lawful action is being taken.
The accused had allegedly stolen the limited edition Hublot watch signed by Maradona when he worked as a security guard for a company that was storing the late football's belongings in Dubai. He then fled to Assam in August this year.
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An attack on a team of Assam Rifle in Manipur that led to death of a colonel, his wife and son, and 4 other personnel may have forced Centre review its decision to scale back troops deployed in Northeast for counter-insurgency operations, News18 reported.
The report said that the decision could affect troop deployment in Assam, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland, where some of the active insurgent groups haven’t yet entered into a ceasefire agreement with the government.
On Monday, three militants were killed in a joint operation by the Assam Rifles and Arunachal Pradesh police. The militants had kidnapped two civilians.
Earlier this year, Army chief General MM Naravane had said that the security situation in the Northeast had improved significantly. The Army even withdrew one of its brigades from the region.
The forces had planned reduce troops in the Northeast so that they can move away from internal security duties and focus on its primary duty of conventional warfare.
The News18 report stated that there were 162 attacks by insurgents in the Northeast from January 1 to October 31 this year, up from 132 in the corresponding period last year. 

Manipur attack forcing Centre to rethink scaling back of troops in the Northeast?

An attack on a team of Assam Rifle in Manipur that led to death of a colonel, his wife and son, and 4 other personnel may have forced Centre review its decision to scale back troops deployed in Northeast, News18 reported.

Manipur attack forcing Centre to rethink scaling back of troops in the Northeast?
Assam Rifles colonel, his wife and son were injured in a militant attack in Manipur&nbsp;
4 other soldiers of the Assam Rifles also died in the attack
Earlier this year, Army Chief said security situation in Northeast is improving
News18: 162 militant attacks in Northeast from January to October 31 this year
News18: 132 militant attacks in Northeast during the same period in 2020
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The forces had planned reduce troops in the Northeast so that they can move away from internal security duties and focus on its primary duty of conventional warfare.

An attack on a team of Assam Rifle in Manipur&nbsp;that led to death of a colonel, his wife and son, and 4 other personnel may have forced Centre review its decision to scale back troops deployed in Northeast for counter-insurgency operations, News18 reported.
The report said that the decision could affect troop deployment in Assam, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland, where some of the active insurgent groups haven&rsquo;t yet entered into a ceasefire agreement with the government.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/assam-rifles-commandant-his-family-and-3-soldiers-killed-in-manipur-ambush-1636801867592">Assam Rifles commandant, his family and 4 soldiers killed in Manipur ambush</a>
On Monday, three militants&nbsp;were killed in a joint operation by the Assam Rifles and Arunachal Pradesh police. The militants had kidnapped two civilians.
Earlier this year, Army chief General MM Naravane had said that the security situation in the Northeast had improved significantly. The Army even withdrew one of its brigades from the region.
The forces had planned reduce troops in the Northeast so that they can move away from internal security duties and focus on its primary duty of conventional warfare.
The News18 report stated that there were 162 attacks by insurgents in the Northeast from January 1 to October 31 this year, up from 132 in the corresponding period last year.&nbsp;

A total of 85 inmates at Nagaon&rsquo;s Central Jail and Special Jail tested HIV positive in September.
Nagaon BP Civil Hospital Superintendent Dr LC Nath said that all inmates are drug induced HIV positive.
According to the Nagaon district health department, most prisoners with the immunodeficiency syndrome are drug addicts and shared a common syringe for injecting contraband drugs.
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85 prisoners contract AIDS in Assam jail 

85 inmates at Nagaon’s Central Jail and Special Jail tested HIV positive in September

HIV&nbsp;outbreak in Assam jails after prisoners share syringe to inject&nbsp;contraband drugs&nbsp;

A total of 85 inmates at Nagaon&rsquo;s Central Jail and Special Jail tested HIV positive in September.
Nagaon BP Civil Hospital Superintendent Dr LC Nath said that all inmates are drug induced HIV positive.
According to the Nagaon district health department, most prisoners with the immunodeficiency syndrome are drug addicts and shared a common syringe for injecting contraband drugs.
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Rawza&nbsp;and Aryan, two siblings from Assam wrote letters to Prime Minister Modi and Assam Chief Minister Himanta&nbsp;Biswa&nbsp;Sarma&nbsp;expressing concern over their permanent teeth.&nbsp;
Photos of the letters were tweeted by Mukhtar&nbsp;Ahmed, their uncle.
The children urged the two leaders to take necessary action so that they can enjoy their favourite food soon.&nbsp;
WATCH: children plant 750 saplings in Ludhiana&nbsp;
The letters caught the attention of many on the internet&nbsp;including the Assam Chief Minister.&nbsp;
Chief Minister Sarma&nbsp;responded saying that he would be happy to arrange an appointment with a good dentist in Guwahati&nbsp;so that they all can enjoy the children's favourite food together.&nbsp;
ALSO READ: Do's&nbsp;and Don't's&nbsp;by the govt to treat children suffering from Covid-19

'Take action': Assam siblings letters to PM Modi and CM over teeth troubles go viral

Assam siblings write to PM Modi, CM Himanta after losing baby teeth, urge them to do something. Letters go viral

'Please take necessary action': siblings from Assam write to PM Modi and CM Sarma over teeth troubles 

Six-year-old Raeesa Rawza Ahmed and five-year-old Aryan Ahmed from Assam have a grave concern and they want the Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;and CM Himanta&nbsp;Biawa&nbsp;Sarma&nbsp;to do something about it.&nbsp;
The concern being the loss of baby teeth and the difficulty in chewing their favourite food. You heard it right.&nbsp;
The siblings have written letters to PM&nbsp;Modi and SM&nbsp;Sarma&nbsp;expressing concern over their delayed growth of their permanent&nbsp;teeth.&nbsp;The letters caught the attention of many on the internet,&nbsp;including the Assam Chief Minister.&nbsp;

Two siblings from Assam penned letters to PM Modi and Assam CM Himanta&nbsp;Biswa&nbsp;Sarma&nbsp;expressing concern over their teeth.&nbsp;

Six-year-old Raeesa Rawza Ahmed and five-year-old Aryan Ahmed from Assam have a grave concern and they want the Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;and CM Himanta&nbsp;Biawa&nbsp;Sarma&nbsp;to do something about.&nbsp;
The concern being the loss of baby teeth and the difficulty in chewing their favourite food. You heard it right.&nbsp;
The siblings have letters to PM&nbsp;Modi and SM&nbsp;Sarma&nbsp;expressing concern over their delayed growth of their permanent&nbsp;teeth.&nbsp;
Photos of the letters were tweeted by their uncle&nbsp;Mukhtar&nbsp;Ahmed and have gone viral.
The children urged the two leaders to take necessary action so that they can enjoy their favourite food soon.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/children-attempt-to-create-a-micro-oxygen-chamber-in-ludhiana-plant-750-samplings-1623756807633">WATCH: children plant 750 saplings in Ludhiana&nbsp;</a>
The letters caught the attention of many on the internet,&nbsp;including the Assam Chief Minister.&nbsp;
Sarma&nbsp;responded by saying that he would be happy to arrange an appointment with a good dentist in Guwahati&nbsp;so that they all can enjoy the children's favourite food together.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-in-children-here-are-govt-s-dos-and-don-ts-for-treatment-1623288439531">ALSO READ: Do's&nbsp;and Don't's&nbsp;by the govt to treat children suffering from Covid-19</a>

The Assam Police have arrested two people for &ldquo;instigating&rdquo; violence during the eviction drive in Darrang district on September 23 during which two people had died.
The two arrested people have been identified as Asmat Ali Ahmed and Chand Mamud.
Darrang Superintendent of Police Sushanta Biswa Sarma said that the duo instigated the protesters, and asked them not to leave their homes during the eviction.
Last week, the government&rsquo;s eviction drive in Dholpur 3 village had turned violent, leaving two, including a 12-year-old, dead.
Police had fired at the protesters and the video of the incident showed a govt photographer stomping on the body of a protester who was shot. The video has triggered massive outrage and the photographer, Bijay Bania, was later arrested. He is currently in Guwahati jail.

Assam violence: 2 arrested for 'instigating' people during eviction drive

Assam violence: 2 arrested for 'instigating' people during eviction drive, cops say violence was planned 

2 arrested for 'instigating' people during Assam eviction drive

2 arrested for 'instigating' people during Assam eviction drive
Protest against eviction drive had turned violent, 2 died
Video showed govt photographer stomping on a body
Video of violence triggered outrage, photographer arrested

The two arrested people have been identified as Asmat Ali Ahmed and Chand Mamud.&nbsp;Darrang SP&nbsp;Sushanta Biswa Sarma said that the duo instigated the protesters, and asked them not to leave their homes during the eviction.

The Assam Police have arrested two people for &ldquo;instigating&rdquo; violence during the eviction drive in Darrang district on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/assam-cameraman-seen-stomping-on-protester-s-body-arrested-1632464274989">September 23 during which two people had died</a>.
The two arrested people have been identified as Asmat Ali Ahmed and Chand Mamud.
Darrang Superintendent of Police Sushanta Biswa Sarma said that the duo instigated the protesters, and asked them not to leave their homes during the eviction.
Last week, the government&rsquo;s eviction drive in Dholpur 3 village had turned violent, leaving two, including a 12-year-old, dead.
Police had fired at the protesters and the video of the incident showed a govt photographer stomping on the body of a protester who was shot. The video has triggered massive outrage and the photographer, Bijay Bania, was later arrested. He is currently in Guwahati jail.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/assam-cameraman-seen-stomping-on-protester-s-body-arrested-1632464274989" target="_blank">Assam: Cameraman seen stomping on protester's body arrested</a>

A photo journalist seen stomping on the body of a protester in Assam's Darrang&nbsp;district in the horrific video on Thursday has been arrested.
The Assam Police had opened fire on a group of Muslims who were protesting against a government eviction drive. Two protesters reportedly died in firing.
The disturbing video of the incident showed a cameraman lynching and desecrating what appears to be a lifeless body of a protestor after he falls down when policemen assault him with batons. The video of the incident triggered a widespread outrage.
But Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma is adamant that the eviction drive will go on. The CM&nbsp;had tweeted that&nbsp;by carrying out the&nbsp;eviction drive&nbsp;he had fulfilled a promise he made during the election campaign this year.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi slammed the Assam&rsquo;s BJP government after the video went viral.&nbsp;Rahul tweeted, Assam is on state-sponsored fire and he stands in solidarity with brothers and sisters in the northeastern state.

Assam Viral Video: Cameraman seen stomping on protester's body arrested

Cameraman seen stomping on Assam protester's body in the horrific video has been&nbsp;arrested

Cameraman seen stomping on Assam protester's body arrested

Cameraman seen stomping on Assam protester's body arrested
Horrific video from Assam's Darrang has led to widespread outrage
Assam CM is adamant that the eviction drive will go on
Rahul Gandhi: Assam is on state-sponsored fire

The Assam Police had opened fire on a group of Muslims who were protesting against a government eviction drive. Two protesters reportedly died in firing.

A photo journalist seen stomping on the body of a protester in Assam's Darrang&nbsp;district in the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/disturbing-video-2-dead-as-assam-police-open-fire-thrash-encroachers-1632403221175">horrific video</a> on Thursday has been arrested.
The Assam Police had opened fire on a group of Muslims who were protesting against a government eviction drive. Two protesters reportedly died in firing.
The disturbing video of the incident showed a cameraman lynching and desecrating what appears to be a lifeless body of a protestor after he falls down when policemen assault him with batons. The video of the incident triggered a widespread outrage. Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Dramatic video: Shootout inside Delhi court, gangster &amp; 3 others dead" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/dramatic-video-shootout-inside-delhi-court-gangster-3-others-dead-1632475897734">Dramatic video: Shootout inside Delhi court, gangster &amp; 3 others dead</a>
But Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma is adamant that the eviction drive will go on. The CM&nbsp;had tweeted that&nbsp;by carrying out the&nbsp;eviction drive&nbsp;he had fulfilled a promise he made during the election campaign this year.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi slammed the Assam&rsquo;s BJP government after the video went viral.&nbsp;Rahul tweeted, Assam is on state-sponsored fire and he stands in solidarity with brothers and sisters in the northeastern state.
Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/assam-19-year-old-girl-in-shorts-made-to-wrap-curtain-to-sit-for-exam-1631855670251">Assam: 19-year-old girl, in shorts, made to wrap curtain to sit for exam</a>
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Two persons were shot dead and at least seven policemen were injured in a clash when&nbsp;Assam Police&nbsp;were carrying out a drive to evict encroachers from a large swath of land that belong to a state framing project in&nbsp;Darrang&nbsp;district of&nbsp;Assam&nbsp;on Thursday.
A disturbing video puportedly from&nbsp;Garukhuti in Dholpur area shows police firing on unarmed civilians after locals protested against an eviction drive against 800 Muslims families.
The video further shows a journalist lyching and desecrating what appears to be a lifeless body of a protestor after he falls down when a group of police assault him with batons.Following the eviction drive on Monday, Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma&nbsp;had tweeted that&nbsp;by evicting 800 households, demolishing 4 illegal religious structures and a private institution he had fulfilled a promise he made during the election campaign last year.&nbsp;

Disturbing video: 2 dead as Assam police open fire, thrash 'encroachers' 

On camera: 2&nbsp;persons were shot dead and at least 7 cops were injured when Assam Police carried out a drive to evict encroachers&nbsp;in&nbsp;Darrang&nbsp;district&nbsp;

A disturbing video from&nbsp;Garukhuti in Dholpur area shows police firing on unarmed civilians after locals protested against an eviction drive against 800 Muslims families.

Two persons were shot dead and at least seven policemen were injured in a clash when the Assam Police&nbsp;were carrying out a drive to evict encroachers&nbsp;in&nbsp;Darrang&nbsp;district of&nbsp;the northeastern&nbsp;state on Thursday. A disturbing video from&nbsp;Garukhuti in Dholpur area shows police firing on unarmed civilians after locals protested against an eviction drive against 800 Muslims families from a large swath of land that belongs to a state farming project.
The video further shows a journalist lynching and desecrating what appears to be a lifeless body of a protestor after he falls down when policemen assault him with batons. Following the eviction drive on Monday, Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma&nbsp;had tweeted that&nbsp;by carrying out the&nbsp;eviction drive&nbsp;he had fulfilled a promise he made during the election campaign this year.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi slammed the Assam&rsquo;s BJP government after the video went viral.&nbsp;Rahul tweeted, Assam is on state-sponsored fire and he stands in solidarity with brothers and sisters in the northeastern state.

A 19-year-old girl in Assam's Tezpur town was denied permission to sit for an entrance exam for wearing shorts.
Humiliated by this behaviour of the authorities, Jublee called her father, who tried to buy a pair of pants for her, but, the authorities wrapped a curtain around her legs as it was getting late and then she was made to sit for the test.
According to Jublee, there was no problem when she entered the examination premises, however, the invigilator asked her to not enter the exam hall for wearing shots.
Jublee, along with her father travelled from their hometown Biswanath Chariali to Tezpur, 70 km away.
Also watch:&nbsp;Assam govt changes name of Rajiv Gandhi national park
According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.
Calling it the &ldquo;most humiliating experience" of her life, Jublee said she plans to write to Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu and report the incident.

Assam: 19-year-old girl, in shorts, made to wrap curtain to sit for exam

A 19-year-old girl was not allowed to sit for an entrance exam by the examination centre authorities for wearing shorts in Assam.

A 19-year-old girl in Assam's Tezpur town was denied permission to sit for an entrance exam for wearing shorts.
Humiliated by this behaviour of the authorities, Jublee called her father, who tried to buy a pair of pants for her, but, the authorities wrapped a curtain around her legs as it was getting late.
According to Jublee, there was no problem when she entered the examination premises, however, the invigilator asked her to not enter the exam hall for wearing shorts.
Jublee, along with her father travelled from their hometown Biswanath Chariali to Tezpur, 70 km away.
According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.
Calling it the &ldquo;most humiliating experience" of her life, Jublee said she plans to write to Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu and report the incident.

According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.

A 19-year-old girl in Assam's Tezpur town was denied permission to sit for an entrance exam for wearing shorts.
Humiliated by this behaviour of the authorities, Jublee called her father, who tried to buy a pair of pants for her, but, the authorities wrapped a curtain around her legs as it was getting late and then she was made to sit for the test.
According to Jublee, there was no problem when she entered the examination premises, however, the invigilator asked her to not enter the exam hall for wearing shorts.
Jublee, along with her father travelled from their hometown Biswanath Chariali to Tezpur, 70 km away.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/assam-govt-changes-name-of-rajiv-gandhi-national-park-1630548264077" target="_blank">Assam govt changes name of Rajiv Gandhi national park</a>
According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.
Calling it the &ldquo;most humiliating experience" of her life, Jublee said she plans to write to Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu and report the incident.

A tripartite agreement among five insurgent groups of Assam, the Centre and the state government was signed on Saturday to end years of violence in the Karbi Anglong region.
The insurgent groups which signed the peace accord include Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front, People's Democratic Council of Karbi Longri, United People's Liberation Army and Karbi People's Liberation Tigers factions.
About 1,000 militants belonging to these groups have surrendered along with their arms and have joined the mainstream.
The accord is significant as Karbi Anglong, which is the territory of ethnic Karbi tribals, has seen years of violence, killings and abduction in the rebels' fight for a separate homeland.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who was present on the occasion, said the accord will bring lasting peace and all round development in Karbi Anglong.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said it was a historic day as the militants of these five insurgent groups will now join mainstream and work for the development of Karbi Anglong.
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Centre, Assam govt and 5 insurgent groups sign Karbi peace accord

A tripartite agreement among five insurgent groups of Assam, the Centre and the state government was signed on Saturday to end years of violence in the Karbi Anglong region.

Centre, Assam govt and 5 insurgent groups sign Karbi peace accord
About 1,000 militants have surrendered and joined the mainstream
Karbi&nbsp;Anglong&nbsp;has seen years of violence as insurgents demanded a separate homeland
Assam CM Himanta&nbsp;Biswa&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;calls the peace accord historic

About 1,000 militants belonging to these groups have surrendered along with their arms and have joined the mainstream.

A tripartite agreement among five insurgent groups of Assam, the Centre and the state government was signed on Saturday to end years of violence in the Karbi Anglong region.
The insurgent groups which signed the peace accord include Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front, People's Democratic Council of Karbi Longri, United People's Liberation Army and Karbi People's Liberation Tigers factions.
About 1,000 militants belonging to these groups have surrendered along with their arms and have joined the mainstream.
The accord is significant as Karbi Anglong, which is the territory of ethnic Karbi tribals, has seen years of violence, killings and abduction in the rebels' fight for a separate homeland.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who was present on the occasion, said the accord will bring lasting peace and all-round development in Karbi Anglong.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said it was a historic day as the militants of these five insurgent groups will now join the mainstream and work for the development of Karbi Anglong.
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The Assam government on Wednesday decided to rename Rajiv Gandhi National Park, which is also a Tiger reserve, as Orang National Park.
The state govt said that the decision was taken after demands from the Adivasi and tea tribe community.
Covering an area of about 80 sq km, it was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1985, and a national park in 1999.
Located on the north bank of the Brahmaputra in Darrang and Sonitpur districts, the national park is known for wild animals like Royal Bengal Tiger, Indian Rhinos, Pgmy Hog, and wild elephants.

Assam govt changes name of Rajiv Gandhi national park

Assam changes name of&nbsp;Rajiv Gandhi National Park to&nbsp;Orang National Park, says demand from local communities

Assam govt changes name of Rajiv Gandhi National Park

Assam govt changes name of Rajiv Gandhi National Park
Renamed Orang&nbsp;National Park, says Assam Cabinet
Govt: Demand from Adivasis&nbsp;and tea tribe community

The state govt said that the decision to change the name to Orang National Park was taken after demands from the Adivasi and tea tribe community

The Assam government on Wednesday decided to rename Rajiv Gandhi National Park, which is also a Tiger reserve, as Orang National Park.
The state govt said that the decision was taken after demands from the Adivasi and tea tribe community.
Covering an area of about 80 sq km, it was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1985, and a national park in 1999.
Also See |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/rajiv-gandhi-khel-ratna-award-to-now-be-called-major-dhyan-chand-khel-ratna-award-1628235841096" target="_blank">Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award to now be called Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award</a>
Located on the north bank of the Brahmaputra in Darrang and Sonitpur districts, the national park is known for wild animals like Royal Bengal Tiger, Indian Rhinos, Pgmy Hog, and wild elephants.

Over 1.33 lakh people across 11 districts have been affected according to the state disaster management agency&nbsp;as the flood situation in Assam worsens. No loss of lives has been reported so far.&nbsp;
Districts affected by floods and heavy rainfall are Biswanath, Bongaigaon, Chirang, Dhemaji, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Lakhimpur, Majuli, Sivasagar, Sonitpur and Tinsukia.
A total of 243 villages have been affected due to flooding of the Brahmaputra and its tributaries and&nbsp;6,217 people have taken shelter in 66 relief camps set up by the district administrations of Bongaigaon and Chirang, according to the state's disaster management agency.&nbsp;

Over 1.33 lakh people across 11 districts affected due floods in Assam

Over 1.33 lakh people across 11 districts have been affected according to the state disaster management agency&nbsp;as the flood situation in Assam worsens.

Flood situation worsens in Assam, 1.33 lakh&nbsp;people affected
No deaths reported, 243 villages affected across 11 districts
6,217 people have taken shelter in 66 relief camps

6,217 people have taken shelter in 66 relief camps set up by the district administrations of Bongaigaon and Chirang

Over 1.33 lakh people across 11 districts have been affected according to the state disaster management agency&nbsp;as the flood situation in Assam worsens. No loss of lives has been reported so far.&nbsp;
Districts affected by floods and heavy rainfall are Biswanath, Bongaigaon, Chirang, Dhemaji, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Lakhimpur, Majuli, Sivasagar, Sonitpur and Tinsukia.
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A total of 243 villages have been affected due to flooding of the Brahmaputra and its tributaries and&nbsp;6,217 people have taken shelter in 66 relief camps set up by the district administrations of Bongaigaon and Chirang, according to the state's disaster management agency.&nbsp;

Five people were killed in Assam&rsquo;s Dima Hasao district after militants attacked their trucks and set them ablaze on Thursday night.
Authorities said they have recovered five charred bodies and as per intelligence inputs, militant outfit Dimasa National Liberation Army was behind the attack.
Authorities said the suspected militants allegedly stopped the trucks carrying clinker and coal and fired indiscriminately on them. A few trucks reportedly managed to escape.Formed in 2019, the DNLA seeks to form a &ldquo;sovereign and independent nation&rdquo; of the Dimasa tribe, one of the earliest inhabitants &mdash; and rulers &mdash; of the Brahmaputra Valley of Assam.&nbsp;

5 dead in suspected militant attack in Assam’s Dima Hasao

Five people were killed in Assam&rsquo;s Dima Hasao district after militants attacked their trucks and set them ablaze on Thursday night.

5 dead in suspected militant attack in Assam&rsquo;s Dima Hasao Militants reportedly attacked trucks and set them ablaze Officials: militant outfit Dimasa National Liberation Army behind the attack DNLA&nbsp;seeks to form 'sovereign and independent nation' of&nbsp;Dimasa tribe

Authorities said the suspected militants allegedly stopped the trucks carrying clinker and coal and fired indiscriminately on them. A few trucks reportedly managed to escape.

Five people were killed in Assam&rsquo;s Dima Hasao district after militants attacked their trucks and set them ablaze on Thursday night.
Authorities said they have recovered five charred bodies and as per intelligence inputs, militant outfit Dimasa National Liberation Army was behind the attack. Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Assam-Mizoram border clash: Himanta Biswa Sarma says, 'won't concede an inch of Assam'" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/assam-mizoram-border-clash-himanta-biswa-sarma-says-won-t-concede-an-inch-of-assam-1627383400584">Assam-Mizoram border clash: Himanta Biswa Sarma says, 'won't concede an inch of Assam'</a>
Authorities said the suspected militants allegedly stopped the trucks carrying clinker and coal and fired indiscriminately on them. A few trucks reportedly managed to escape. Formed in 2019, the DNLA seeks to form a &ldquo;sovereign and independent nation&rdquo; of the Dimasa tribe, one of the earliest inhabitants &mdash; and rulers &mdash; of the Brahmaputra Valley of Assam.&nbsp;

Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area. Assam has accused Mizoram of constructing a bridge in its territory and Mizroam has hit back with a case against Assam Police for allegedly&nbsp;stealing construction material.
The police case was withdrawn on Sunday, the Hindustan Times has reported.
Assam officials alleged that Mizoram officials entered the state&rsquo;s Hailakandi district and started constructing the bridge ar Kachurthal in Ramnathpur police station area.
Mizoram officials, however, said that the bridge was being constructed on its side at Zophai near Bairabi town and accused the Assam police of stealing the construction material.
Just weeks ago the two governments announced a road map for peaceful negotiations following a violent showdown last month.
On July 26, six Assam policemen were killed and about 40 others injured in violent clashes with Mizoram police.

Fresh dispute between Assam and Mizoram over a bridge 

Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area.

Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area. Assam has accused Mizoram of constructing a bridge in its territory and Mizroam has hit back with a case against Assam Police for allegedly&nbsp;stealing construction material.
The police case was withdrawn on Sunday, the Hindustan Times has reported.
Assam officials alleged that Mizoram officials entered the state&rsquo;s Hailakandi district and started constructing the bridge ar Kachurthal in Ramnathpur police station area.
Mizoram officials, however, said that the bridge was being constructed on its side at Zophai near Bairabi town and accused the Assam police of stealing the construction material.
Just weeks ago the two governments announced a road map for peaceful negotiations following a violent showdown last month.
On July 26, six Assam policemen were killed and about 40 others injured in violent clashes with Mizoram police.

Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area.

Fourteen people from Assam have been arrested for allegedly putting up social media posts in support of the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan and their return to power after 20 years, officials said on Saturday.
Police said the posts were made from 11 districts in the state. Besides, police also flagged three other profiles of people from Assam settled outside, one each in Dubai, Saudi Arabia and in Mumbai were
A senior police official said that while some were directly supporting the Taliban, some others criticised India and the national media for not supporting the group, adding&nbsp; that this could create communal tensions.
Deputy Inspector General Violet Baruah said the Assam Police is taking stern legal action against pro-Taliban comments on social media that are harmful to national security.
According to police, at least 17 to 20 social media profiles have been found with posts backing Taliban and the group's action in Afghanistan.
The Taliban are currently in talks to form the government. Meanwhile, Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan has sparked concerns about the safety of locals as well as foreigners. Heartbreaking visuals that have surfaced show the plight of locals desperate to escape the Taliban rule.

14 held in Assam for 'supporting Taliban' on social media, cops said

Deputy Inspector General Violet Baruah said the Assam Police is taking stern legal action against pro-Taliban comments on social media that are harmful to national security.

14 arrested in Assam for 'pro-Taliban' social media posts
Police: 17 to 20 social media profiles found with posts backing Taliban
Some criticised India for not supporting the Taliban
DIG:&nbsp;pro-Taliban comments harmful to national security
Taliban's return sparked concerns about the safety of locals, foreigners
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Deputy Inspector General Violet Baruah said the Assam Police is taking stern legal action against pro-Taliban comments on social media that are harmful to national security.

Fourteen people from Assam have been arrested for allegedly putting up social media posts in support of the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan and their return to power after 20 years, officials said on Saturday.
Police said the posts were made from 11 districts in the state. Besides, police also flagged three other profiles of people from Assam settled outside, one each in Dubai, Saudi Arabia and in Mumbai
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/top-taliban-leader-mullah-baradar-in-kabul-afp-1629527680334" target="_blank">Top Taliban leader Mullah Baradar in Kabul for govt formation talks: AFP</a>
A senior police official said that while some were directly supporting the Taliban, some others criticised India and the national media for not supporting the group, adding&nbsp; that this could create communal tensions.
Deputy Inspector General Violet Baruah said the Assam Police is taking stern legal action against pro-Taliban comments on social media that are harmful to national security.
According to police, at least 17 to 20 social media profiles have been found with posts backing Taliban and the group's action in Afghanistan.
The Taliban are currently in talks to form the government. Meanwhile, Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan has sparked concerns about the safety of locals as well as foreigners. Heartbreaking visuals that have surfaced show the plight of locals desperate to escape the Taliban rule.

After violent clashes and days of talking at each other, Assam and Mizoram governments held talks in Aizawl on Thursday and agreed to resolve the inter-state border dispute amicably.
The Assam government also decided to revoke an advisory issued earlier against travel to Mizoram, officials said.
Both the state governments have agreed to maintain peace in the inter-state border areas and welcomed the deployment of neutral force by Government of India in this regard.
Also See |&nbsp;Border dispute thaw? Assam CM directs Police to withdraw FIR against Mizoram MP
A joint statement said that both the states will not send their respective forest and police forces for patrolling, domination, enforcement or for fresh deployment to any of the areas where confrontation had taken place.
Six Assam Police personnel were killed and over 50 people, including the Cachar SP, were injured in an inter-state border clash between the two northeastern neighbours on July 26.
Both the states also condoled the deaths of those killed in the incident.

Assam, Mizoram hold talks, agree to resolve border issues amicably

After violent clashes and days of talking at each other, Assam and Mizoram governments held talks in Aizawl on Thursday and agreed to resolve the inter-state border dispute amicably.

After violent clashes and days of talking at each other, Assam and Mizoram governments held talks in Aizawl on Thursday and agreed to resolve the inter-state border dispute amicably.
The Assam government also decided to revoke an advisory issued earlier against travel to Mizoram, officials said.
Both the state governments have agreed to maintain peace in the inter-state border areas and welcomed the deployment of neutral force by Government of India in this regard.
A joint statement said that both the states will not send their respective forest and police forces for patrolling, domination, enforcement or for fresh deployment to any of the areas where confrontation had taken place.
Six Assam Police personnel were killed and over 50 people, including the Cachar SP, were injured in an inter-state border clash between the two northeastern neighbours on July 26.
Both the states also condoled the deaths of those killed in the incident.

After violent clashes and days of talking at each other, Assam and Mizoram governments held talks in Aizawl on Thursday and agreed to resolve the inter-state border dispute amicably.

After violent clashes and days of talking at each other, Assam and Mizoram governments held talks in Aizawl on Thursday and agreed to resolve the inter-state border dispute amicably.
The Assam government also decided to revoke an advisory issued earlier against travel to Mizoram, officials said.
Both the state governments have agreed to maintain peace in the inter-state border areas and welcomed the deployment of neutral force by Government of India in this regard.
Also See |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/border-dispute-thaw-assam-cm-directs-police-to-withdraw-fir-against-mizoram-mp-1627888245155" target="_blank">Border dispute thaw? Assam CM directs Police to withdraw FIR against Mizoram MP</a>
A joint statement said that both the states will not send their respective forest and police forces for patrolling, domination, enforcement or for fresh deployment to any of the areas where confrontation had taken place.
Six Assam Police personnel were killed and over 50 people, including the Cachar SP, were injured in an inter-state border clash between the two northeastern neighbours on July 26.
Both the states also condoled the deaths of those killed in the incident.

As Lovlina Borgohain&nbsp;punched her way to create history at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, the boxer from&nbsp;Golaghat in Assam was being rewarded for her performance at home.&nbsp;
The local administration was constructing a road leading up to the village as the boxer became the first from her state to win an Olympic medal.&nbsp;
The images highlight the sorry state of affairs in rural India where infrastructure is inadequate, to say the least. While the athletes demand basic facilities and infrastructure&nbsp;to get results but here is the perfect example of showing up with the results in order to force the administration&nbsp;to provide basic facilityies.&nbsp;
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Tokyo 2020 Olympics: As Lovlina Borgohain wins a bronze, her village in Assam gets a road

The local administration was constructing a road leading up to the village as Lovlina Borgohain&nbsp;became the first from Assam to win an Olympic medal

As Lovlina Borgohain&nbsp;punched her way to create history at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, the boxer from&nbsp;Golaghat in Assam was being rewarded for her performance at home.&nbsp;
The local administration was constructing a road leading up to the village as the boxer became the first from her state to win an Olympic medal.&nbsp;
The images highlight the sorry state of affairs in rural India where infrastructure is inadequate, to say the least. While the athletes demand basic facilities and infrastructure&nbsp;to get results but here is the perfect example of showing up with the results in order to force the administration&nbsp;to provide basic facilities.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Lovlina&nbsp;Borgohain clinches Bronze for India in Tokyo 2020 Olympics</li>
<li>Lovlina's&nbsp;village&nbsp;Golaghat in Assam gets a road in time for her semifinal&nbsp;bout</li>
</ul>

As Lovlina Borgohain&nbsp;punched her way to create history at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, the boxer from&nbsp;Golaghat in Assam was being rewarded for her performance at home.&nbsp;
The local administration was constructing a road leading up to the village as the boxer became the first from her state to win an Olympic medal.&nbsp;
The images highlight the sorry state of affairs in rural India where infrastructure is inadequate, to say the least. While the athletes demand basic facilities and infrastructure&nbsp;to get results but here is the perfect example of showing up with the results in order to force the administration&nbsp;to provide basic facilities.&nbsp;
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In her Facebook post the woman, Bhavna Kashyap, detailed the incident, sharing her anger and disgust at the attacker, who groped her 

Assam woman details how she caught man who groped her. Post viral

In her Facebook post the woman, Bhavna Kashyap, detailed the incident, sharing her anger and disgust at the attacker, who groped her after stopping her to ask for directions.

Guwahati girl details how she caught man who groped her
Woman got hold of his scooty&rsquo;s&nbsp;tyre &amp; dragged it into a drain
She named the man and also shared a video on Facebook
Woman shared&nbsp;her anger and disgust at the attacker
Guwahati&nbsp;Police arrested the man after the July 30 incident
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In her Facebook post the woman, Bhavna Kashyap, detailed the incident, sharing her anger and disgust at the attacker, who groped her after stopping her to ask for directions.

Assam woman&rsquo;s story of bravery has gone viral after she posted a video on Facebook and described how she caught a man who groped her in a busy Guwahati street.
In her Facebook post the woman, Bhavna Kashyap, detailed the incident, sharing her anger and disgust at the attacker, who groped her after stopping her to ask for directions.
She called the incident a &lsquo;sudden sexual outburst of rage and aggression&rsquo; on her body
The woman held on to his scooty, lifted its rear tyre and dragged it into a ditch to stop him from driving off. She named the man and also shared a video.
The Guwahati Police has tweeted to inform that the man was arrested soon after the incident on July 30.
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Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma tweeted on Monday that he has directed the Police to withdraw the FIR against K Vanlalvena, the Rajya Sabha MP from Mizoram who had allegedly made &ldquo;threatening statements&rdquo; about the border violence issue.
Sarma said his state wants to keep the spirit of north east alive and take forward the "goodwill gesture" by Mizoram.
However, the Assam Chief Minister added that cases against the other police officers will be pursued.
Also Read&nbsp;Assam-Mizoram clash: borders of Northeast states to be demarcated by satellite imaging
Meanwhile, Mizoram government has also said it would withdraw the FIR filed against Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah had a telephonic discussion with Sarma and Mizoram CM Zoramthanga towards a peaceful resolution of the border differences. After the call, Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga tweeted to inform that the boundary dispute with Assam will be resolved amicably through dialogue

Border dispute thaw? Assam CM directs Police to withdraw FIR against Mizoram MP

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma said he has directed the Police to withdraw the FIR against Mizoram&nbsp;MP who had allegedly made &ldquo;threatening statements&rdquo; about the border violence

Assam CM directs police to withdraw FIR against Mizoram MP K Vanlalvena
Vanlalvena&nbsp;allegedly made threatening statements' about border clashes
Assam CM: want&nbsp;to keep spirit of north east alive &amp; take forward goodwill gesture&nbsp;
Mizoram&nbsp;govt said would withdraw&nbsp;FIR filed against Himanta Biswa Sarma
Amit Shah discussed peaceful resolution&nbsp;with both the NE&nbsp;CMs&nbsp;
Mizoram&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Zoramthanga:&nbsp;dispute with Assam to be resolved amicably through dialogue

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma said he has directed the Police to withdraw the FIR against Mizoram&nbsp;MP who had allegedly made &ldquo;threatening statements&rdquo; about the border violence

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma tweeted on Monday that he has directed the Police to withdraw the FIR against the Rajya Sabha MP from Mizoram,&nbsp;K Vanlalvena,&nbsp;who had allegedly made 'threatening statements' about the border violence issue.
Sarma said his state wants to keep the spirit of north east alive and take forward the "goodwill gesture" by Mizoram.
However, the Assam Chief Minister added that cases against the other police officers will be pursued.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/assam-mizoram-clash-borders-of-northeast-states-to-be-demarcated-by-satellite-imaging-1627826582319" target="_blank">Assam-Mizoram clash: borders of Northeast states to be demarcated by satellite imaging</a>
Meanwhile, Mizoram government has also said it would withdraw the FIR filed against Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah had a telephonic discussion with Sarma and Mizoram CM Zoramthanga towards a peaceful resolution of the border differences. After the call, Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga tweeted to inform that the boundary dispute with Assam will be resolved amicably through dialogue

The boundary dispute between Mizoram and Assam will be resolved amicably through dialogue, Chief Minister Zoramthanga wrote on Twitter on Sunday. He said the decision was was taken during telephonic discussion with Home Minister Amit Shah and Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Zoramthanga appealed to the people of Mizoram to prevent any possible escalation of the situation.
Also Read&nbsp;Assam, Nagaland agree to withdraw states&rsquo; forces from border points
Meanwhile, Mizoram Chief Secretary said the state government will relook at the FIR registered against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma over the recent clashes at the interstate border, adding that he and the state CM were not aware of the FIR launched against Sarma.
On July 30, Himanta Biswa Sarma was booked along with four senior officers of the Assam Police on charges of attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy over the clashes
Assam and Mizoram have been engaged in a tense border stand-off after seven people, including six Assam Police personnel, were killed and scores injured in a clash along the Mizoram-Assam inter-state border on July 26.
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Border row: After call with Amit Shah, Mizoram CM says 'will resolve dispute amicably'

After a telephonic discussion with&nbsp;Amit Shah &amp; Assam CM&nbsp;Himanta Biswa Sarma, Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga wrote on Twitter that the boundary dispute will be resolved amicably through dialogue

<ul>
<li>Mizoram CM Zoramthanga&nbsp;says interstate border dispute to be resolved amicably</li>
<li>Decision taken during telephonic discussion with Amit Shah, Assam CM</li>
<li>Zoramthanga&nbsp;appeal to the people to&nbsp;prevent any possible escalation of the situation</li>
<li>Mizoram&nbsp;Chief Sect: Will relook at FIR registered against Assam CM&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
<li>FIR against Assam CM Himanta Biswa, 6 top officials by&nbsp;Mizoram&nbsp;police</li>
<li>Clashes broke out at the border between Assam and Mizoram&nbsp;on July 26</li>
</ul>

After a telephonic discussion with&nbsp;Amit Shah &amp; Assam CM&nbsp;Himanta Biswa Sarma, Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga wrote on Twitter that the boundary dispute will be resolved amicably through dialogue

The boundary dispute between Mizoram and Assam will be resolved amicably through dialogue, Chief Minister Zoramthanga wrote on Twitter on Sunday. He said the decision was was taken during telephonic discussion with Home Minister Amit Shah and Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Zoramthanga appealed to the people of Mizoram to prevent any possible escalation of the situation.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/assam-nagaland-agree-to-withdraw-states-forces-from-border-points-1627734877895" target="_blank">Assam, Nagaland agree to withdraw states&rsquo; forces from border points</a>
Meanwhile, Mizoram Chief Secretary said the state government will relook at the FIR registered against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma over the recent clashes at the interstate border, adding that he and the state CM were not aware of the FIR launched against Sarma.
On July 30, Himanta Biswa Sarma was booked along with six senior officers of the Assam Police on charges of attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy over the clashes
Assam and Mizoram have been engaged in a tense border stand-off after seven people, including six Assam Police personnel, were killed and scores injured in a clash along the Mizoram-Assam inter-state border on July 26.
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The state governments of&nbsp;Assam and Nagaland on Saturday arrived at an understanding to withdraw their forces from the border points back to their respective base camps.
Sharing the information on Twitter, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said it is a historic step in the&nbsp;relations between the two states and expressed his gratitude to&nbsp;Nagaland&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Neiphiu Rio.&nbsp;
Assam is committed to ensuring peace along all its borders &amp; strives&nbsp;for social &amp; economic prosperity of Northeast region, Sarma&nbsp;added.&nbsp;
The announcement comes at a time when Assam is embroiled in a flared up border dispute with the Northeastern state of Mizoram&nbsp;

Assam, Nagaland agree to withdraw states’ forces from border points

The state governments of&nbsp;Assam and Nagaland on Saturday arrived at an understanding to withdraw their forces from the border points back to their respective base camps.

Assam and Nagaland&nbsp;withdraw forces from the borders
Historic step in the relations between two states: Assam CM
Committed to ensure peace': Sarma&nbsp;expresses gratitude to Nagaland&nbsp;CM
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The announcement comes at a time when Assam is embroiled in a flared up border dispute with the Northeastern state of Mizoram

The state governments of&nbsp;Assam and Nagaland on Saturday arrived at an understanding to withdraw their forces from the border points back to their respective base camps.
Sharing the information on Twitter, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said it is a historic step in the&nbsp;relations between the two states and expressed his gratitude to&nbsp;Nagaland&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Neiphiu Rio.&nbsp;
Assam is committed to ensuring peace along all its borders &amp; strives&nbsp;for social &amp; economic prosperity of Northeast region, Sarma&nbsp;added.&nbsp;
The announcement comes at a time when Assam is embroiled in a flared up border dispute with the Northeastern state of Mizoram &nbsp;

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