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Chief minister-elect Himanta Biswa Sarma being feliciated by BJP’s Assam observer Narendra Singh Tomar in Guwahati on Sunday GUWAHATI: Assam’s chief minister-designate Himanta Biswa Sarma’s life speaks volumes of how he wrote his destiny in his own way from a tender age. At the age of 52, he achieved it, but not without his due share of ups and downs. Himanta made a mark early in his life as a child artiste in Assamese movies and went on to become the errand boy for Aasu leaders during anti-foreigner’s movement. In between he would double as a ball boy of Assam Police football team o...

Himanta Biswa Sarma will be the new Assam chief minister. His name as the BJP Legislature Party leader was proposed by outgoing CM Sarbananda Sonowal and seconded by BJP state unit chief and MLA Ranjeet Kumar Dass and MLA Nandita Garlosa. In the 126-member Assam House, BJP has 60 MLAs. Its allies Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) and United People's Party Liberal (UPPL) have nine and six MLAs respectively. Both parties backed Sarma as the CM. The swearing-in is expected on Monday. The BJP legislature party meeting was also attended by party’s central leaders Narendra Singh Tomar, BL Santhosh, Arun ...

GUWAHATI: BJP’s strongman in Assam Himanta Biswa Sarma is a first-generation politician but unlike many in the fraternity, he is not keen on seeing his son, Nandil, a first time-voter this election, to follow in his footsteps. Sarma’s political journey in a way started when he was in his teens during the anti-foreigner’s movement when he mingled with university-level Aasu leaders likes of Prafulla Kumar Mahanta and Bhrigu Kumar Phukan. His rise from student politics to electoral politics has inspired many young minds. But Sarma has different plans for his son. “He is just 18. It is ...

Sarma with family members after casting their votes in Amingaon GUWAHATI: BJP’s strongman in Assam Himanta Biswa Sarma is a first-generation politician but unlike many in the fraternity, he is not keen on seeing his son, Nandil, a first time-voter this election, to follow in his footsteps. Sarma’s political journey in a way started when he was in his teens during the anti-foreigner’s movement when he mingled with university-level Aasu leaders likes of Prafulla Kumar Mahanta and Bhrigu Kumar Phukan. His rise from student politics to electoral politics has inspired many young minds. But...