Series genocide in 1971: Three times a survivor
It is difficult for 68-year-old Shikha Biswas to decide if she is fortunate or not.
Source: thedailystar.net
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ED attaches properties of criminal in Bihar
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached 12 immovable properties worth Rs 62 lakh belonging to Niranjan Singh, alias Niranjan Mandal, a notorious criminal of Bihar and his family members in a money laundering case.The ED initiated a PMLA ...
Source: prokerala.com
Assam: Morigaon villagers face erosion threat from Brahmaputra, urge govt to complete embankment work
Many of the villagers expressed their fear and requested the state government to complete the construction of the embankment by the river, which is still ongoing.
Niranjan Mandal Jiten Deka Pijush Hazarika Prastuti Mandal Assam Water Resources Department Teteliguri Lp School
Source: aninews.in
Assam: Hundreds of families under existential crisis as Brahmaputra engulfs entire village
A 50-year-old Niranjan Mandal and his four-member family are now living near an embankment after the mighty Brahmaputra river swallowed his home and lands.
Source: aninews.in
Morigaon Villagers Face Erosion Threat From Brahmaputra Urge Govt To Complete Embankment Work
Morigaon Villagers Face Erosion Threat From Brahmaputra Urge Govt To Complete Embankment Work
Prastuti Mandal Niranjan Mandal Jiten Deka Pijush Hazarika Assam Water Resources Department Teteliguri Lp School
Source: businessworld.in
Hundreds Lose Homes After Brahmaputra Swallows Entire Village In Assam
Niranjan is a resident of 1 no Murkata village under Mayong revenue circle in central Assam's Morigaon district, but the entire village was swallowed by the Brahmaputra river 7 months ago.
Source: ndtv.com
Orissa high court to look into police failure to prevent trawler operations near Gahirmatha | Bhubaneswar News
Gahirmatha is world’s largest rookery of Olive Ridley sea turtles CUTTACK: The Orissa high court has fixed May 12 to take stock of the cause of police failure in taking effective steps to prevent the illegal operation of trawlers along the Gahirmatha coast, which boasts of the world’s largest rookery of Olive Ridley sea turtles. Accordingly, the HC has directed the Kendrapada SP to appear in person in virtual mode on that day to explain why appropriate steps have not been taken in the case...
Source: indiatimes.com