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In Assam's Dima Hasao, rescue efforts for trapped miners in an illegal coal mine intensify. Authorities combat ongoing flooding using advanced tech, highlighting systemic mining risks.

Rescue operations continue for miners trapped in illegal Assam coal mine

In Assam's Dima Hasao district, rescue efforts continue for trapped miners in a flooded illegal coal mine. Utilizing advanced equipment, rescue teams remain hopeful amid ongoing challenges.

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<p>Rescue efforts for miners trapped in an illegal coal mine in Assam&rsquo;s Dima Hasao district continue. Despite challenges, agencies, including Navy, Army, and NDRF, are working to locate the miners after flooding trapped them on Monday.</p>
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<p>Rescue operations continued for a fourth day on Thursday as multiple state and central agencies worked to locate miners trapped in an illegal rat-hole coal mine in Assam's Dima Hasao district. The operation resumed early after a night-long dewatering effort, with a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) entering the flooded shaft. However, the ROV has not yet detected any trapped miners due to the heavily blackened water, which is complicating the search.</p>
<p>Four deep divers from the Navy also joined the search in the shaft, alongside teams from the Navy, Army, NDRF, SDRF, ONGC, Coal India, and local authorities. The miners were trapped inside the 3-Kilo Coal Quarry in Umrangso, located around 250 km from Guwahati, when a sudden gush of water flooded the shaft on Monday. There were around 15 workers inside the mine, and while some managed to escape, nine workers remain missing. One body was recovered on Wednesday.</p>
<p>To assist in the operation, Coal India deployed a heavy pressure pump from Maharashtra, which arrived at Silchar airport in Cachar district. A Mi-17 helicopter will transport the pump components to the site for assembly. Although several pumps are in operation, heavy siltation in the water is hindering their effectiveness. The rescue teams are now awaiting the arrival of more powerful submersible pumps.</p>
<p>The mine involved is a "complete rat-hole mine," which remains illegal despite a 2014 National Green Tribunal ban on the practice. The shaft is 310 feet deep, with multiple channels carved out using the dangerous rat-hole technique. Experts speculate that a wall breach in one of these channels may have led to the flooding, possibly due to a connection with an already flooded nearby mine or an underground reservoir.</p>
<p>On Wednesday, the body of one missing worker, Ganga Bahadur Srestho from Nepal's Udaypur district, was recovered 85 feet below the surface by Army divers.</p>

There were over 7,000 dancers and more than 3,00 drummers and musicians from across the state. 

11,304 dancers and drummers perform Assam's Bihu dance, set two world records

<p>There were over 7,000 dancers and more than 3,00 drummers and musicians from across the state.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Assam's traditional Bihu dance has scripted history by setting world records and entering the Guinness Book.</p>
<p>Sharing the news on Twitter on April 13, CM Himanta Biswa Sarma informed that on the eve of PM Modi's visit to the state, 11,304 dancers and drummers performed Bihu at the Sarusajai Stadium in Guwahati.</p>
<p>There were over 7,000 dancers and more than 3,00 drummers and musicians from across the state.&nbsp;</p>
<p>The record for the largest Bihu dance performance and the largest performance by traditional folk musicians with was set on Thursday.&nbsp;</p>

The incident reportedly too place on March 31, involving students of the fourth semester.

FIR against 18 students of NIT Assam for allegedly brutally thrashing juniors 

<p>The incident reportedly took place on March 31, involving students of the fourth semester.</p>

<p>A shocking case of bullying in Assam's National Institute of Technology (NIT) has come to light in which Police have charged 18 students for allegedly beating two juniors violently on the campus, according to the NDTV. &nbsp;</p>
<p>The incident reportedly took place on March 31, involving students of the fourth semester.</p>
<p>A junior student named Siddhant Paitya had to be rushed to Silchar Medical College and Hospital in a critical condition after the incident. The student had accused some senior students of bullying him over his mother tongue and home town. Paitya supported by his family, filed a police case against 18 senior students on Saturday, the report added.&nbsp;</p>

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