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Cyclone Remal Impact In Assam: Student Among Others Killed In Heavy Rains; Red Alert Issued In 10 Districts - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Remal Impact In Assam: Student Among Others Killed In Heavy Rains; Red Alert Issued In 10 Districts

With more heavy rains predicted by the Weather Department, a Red alert has been issued for several districts, necessitating the closure of educational institutes for safety. - Cyclone Remal Impact In Assam: Student Among Others Killed In Heavy Rains; Red Alert Issued In 10 Districts

Source: india.com
Cyclone Remal snaps power, net in Assam & Tripura | Guwahati News - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Remal snaps power, net in Assam & Tripura | Guwahati News

Cyclone Remal wreaks havoc in Assam and Tripura, causing extensive destruction, power disruptions, internet outages, uprooting of trees, and snapping

Assam CM reviews situation arising in Assam after cyclone Remal - Vimarsana News

Assam CM reviews situation arising in Assam after cyclone Remal

Assam CM reviews situation arising in Assam after cyclone Remal | Latest News India

Assam CM Reviews Cyclone Remal Aftermath and Relief Efforts - Vimarsana News

Assam CM Reviews Cyclone Remal Aftermath and Relief Efforts

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma reviewed the aftermath of Cyclone Remal, focusing on heavy rains and landslides. He held video conferences with state officials, emphasizing prompt response, relief efforts, and readiness for future rains. So far, four deaths and multiple injuries have been reported.

In Assam's Sualkuchi Handloom Cluster, Migrant Weavers Remain Neglected - Vimarsana News

In Assam's Sualkuchi Handloom Cluster, Migrant Weavers Remain Neglected

Migrant weavers have long working hours, meagre earnings, lack access to government schemes, and suffer from health problems triggered by the laborious nature of weaving