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Aizawl is cut off from the rest of the country due to a landslide on National Highway 6 at Hunthar

At least ten people were killed in other adverse weather-related incidents in Mizoram, three in Assam, one in Meghalaya, and one in Nagaland. | Latest News India

Schools in Dakshina Kannada are all set to restart the academic year. Teachers will start preparing for the new academic year, bridge course, and infrastructural issues. Students will join teachers from Friday. Issues with guest teacher appointments are yet to be resolved. Progress on uniforms and textbooks distribution. Schools to be deep-cleaned and midday meal preparation to begin.

Cyclone Remal has unleashed havoc in various parts of Assam, causing storms in many areas with widespread destruction.

Rain and storm damage infrastructure in Assam, prompting red alert in 9 districts. Lumding-Silchar railway line affected. Authorities prepare for evacuation and restoration work. Assam govt ensures safety measures in light of impending rainfall and wind speed increase.

Cyclone Remal disrupts rail, road, and air connectivity in Northeast India, causing flight cancellations and road damage. Learn more about the impact of Cyclone Remal on transportation in the region.

Four persons, including a student, lost their lives in Assam as Cyclone Remal ripped through the state on Monday night. Several others were injured in the cyclone that caused significant damage in the region. Read more about the impact of Cyclone Remal in Assam here.

Heavy rainfall in Guwahati caused by Cyclone Remal leads to severe waterlogging in low-lying areas, disrupting city life. Officials warn of potential river channel collapse. No loss of life reported. Guwahati Municipal Corporation clears clogged drains to facilitate water drainage. Updates on Cyclone Remal's impact in Kolkata and Bangladesh.

Police in Sivasagar town launched a special drive to curb sound pollution by seizing 31 two-wheelers with modified silencers emitting deafening sounds. Violators faced fines as police removed the silencers during the drive.

As the monsoon approaches, Guwahati Utilities Companies Limited (GUCL) has identified street lights at risk of damage in various areas of the city. Regular maintenance is being carried out to ensure convenience for the residents. Learn more about the areas affected and the preventive measures taken.