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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has inaugurated the states longest flyover, named Nilachal Flyover, which stretches over 2.63 kilometers. The flyover, built at a cost of ₹420.75 crore, connects Maligaon Chariali to Kamakhya Gate in Guwahati. The project was completed in just 35 months by two firms under the oversight of the Public Works (Roads) Department.

Ifeoma AjunwaEarlier this month, Lina Khan, chair of the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), wrote an essay in The New York Times affirming the agencys

India News: The Assam government has issued a public notice seeking suggestions from citizens on a proposed law to ban polygamy in the state. An expert committee

The Assam government issued a public notice on Monday seeking suggestions from citizens on the proposed state law to ban polygamy, a Bill for which is

The Chief Minister directed the Deputy Commissioners through video conferencing at the conference hall of Assam House here on Tuesday evening to ensure that more and more people get involve in the massive plantation drive. Sarma revealed that more than 46 lakh applications have been received in the app created for the purpose. The Chief Minister said he desired that people plant more than two saplings to extend the green cover in the state.

The Assam government has sought public comments on a proposed law to ban polygamy in the state by August 30. An Expert Committee appointed by the government has recommended that the state legislature has the authority to enact such a law. The committees report stated that while the Constitution grants freedom of religion, laws limiting the number of wives do not interfere with this right and are within the scope of social welfare and reform.

President Droupadi Murmu has given the presidential assent to Election Commission's final order on the delimitation of Lok Sabha and assembly constitu

Cuyahoga Community College has earned its 14th consecutive Military Friendly School designation in recognition of its commitment to serving veteran and active military students and their families.

Thousands of spectators watched on in Cincinnati as homemade flying contraptions were tested off of a 22-foot-high deck, one of which was created by one of the Quad Cities' own groups.

Sarma said: “In Assam, the AFSPA has been scrapped from many districts already. The law and order situation of the state has improved largely and soon the Act will be completely lifted from the entire Assam.”