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The State Cabinet approved funds for several infrastructure projects and adopted an SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) for the distribution of rice under the NFSA (National Food Security Act) at its...

The flood situation in the state has improved slightly, but the situation is still grim as the Brahmaputra is flowing above its danger level at some stretches.

Deforestation, rapid urbanisation and rock blasting along the Meghalaya hills bordering Rani push forest elephants out into dense human settlements.

There is no letup in the flood fury in the state, where as many as five rivers, including the Brahmaputra, are still flowing above their danger levels and 22 districts are reeling under the deluge.

The total population affected due to floods increased to 4,03,313 in 19 districts as against the previous day's 3,40,937 in 22 districts

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The flood situation in the state has turned very critical, with half of the total districts in the state facing the wrath of the deluge today, leading to the death of one person.

The flood-hit population has also increased to 3,07,489, with Lakhimpur district the worst-affected as 71,889 people are reeling under flood waters in the district

The All Assam Goods Carrying Association (AAGCA) expresses its concern and seeks clarification regarding the status of the letter to the Commissioner of Transport from the Deputy Secretary to the...

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