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Vol. II
Issue II
YOU DON'T HAVE TO MAKE MISTAKES TO LEARN: DHONI TELLS HIS TEAM
Dibrugarh, Monday, June 20, 2016 ISHRAT MISSING PAPERS PANEL SET UP NOT TO IMPLICATE ANYONE: RAJNATH
Two NDFB-S link men arrested Kokrajhar,June 19: Security forces belonging to Police and Army apprehended two linkmen of National Democratic Front of Boroland-Songbijit faction (NDFB-S) from Bashbari and Nijarapara village early this morning in Kokrajhar district. Getting specific information about presence of the link men,a joint team of police and army conducted a search operation which led apprehension of two linkimen from Bashbari and Nijarapara under Bishmuri police outpost in Kokrajhar district on Sunday. They were identified as Mwikhwm Narzary and Dwimalu Basumatary. A Revolber,a pistol,three live rounds,a hand grenade and two mobile handsets were recovered from their possesion.They were involved with money extortion collection, recruiting new cadres and supporting logistic support to the banned NDFB (S) o r g a n i s a t i o n . (Correspondent)
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Major success of SFs in Dibrugarh as 5 militants arrested in 3 days, arms, ammo, radio, explosives etc recovered A Staff Reporter Dibrugarh, June 19
GOVERNMENT TO DRAFT A FRESH ILP RELATED BILL IN CONSULTATION WITH STAKEHOLDERS AND TRIBAL BODIES: MANIPUR DY CM
Army begins Court of Inquiry into Arunachal infantry unit ‘unrest’ ET Bureau Dibrugarh, June 19
The army authorities has ordered a Court of Inquiry (CoI) to investigate the reasons behind the ‘unrest’ in an infantry battalion of the Army which is stationed in Anjaw district of Arunachal Pradesh last month. Sources said the inquiry panel was headed by a Brigadier rank officer and included two Colonels who are commanding units in the same area. These officers – Brig S K Chawla, Commander 2 Mountain Artillery Brigade, Col P K Singh, CO 502 ASC Battalion based in Mohanbari in upper Assam’s Dibrugarh district and Col Lakshman Singh, CO 11 Grenadiers – are
The 4 arrested militants and (inset) the recoveries. Pic - UB Photos
Liberation Army (GNLA) cadre self styled private Saltiush N Marak alias Chem (21) were arrested and several arms and ammunition were recovered from their possession. “We have recovered three 9 mm pistols, six magazines, 40 rounds of 9 mm live ammunition two BFDX BF 860 Chinese wireless radio set from their possession,’’ Bir
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3 hardcore Ulfa (I), 1 GNLA militant arrested in Dibrugarh Security forces stationed in Dibrugarh tasted back to back success with the arrest of four hardcore militants last from Chetiapathar village under Chabua police station in the district. Earlier on June 16, an Ulfa (I) militant, Mamon Gogoi alias Biplob Asom (27), was arrested from a hideout at Betoni Chariali under Khowang police station in the district. He hails from nearby Dulia Lahowal village. The security forces also managed to avert a major tragedy with the arrest of Mamon who later revealed before the security forces during interrogation that he was instructed to trigger blasts at the BJP's Dibrugarh office and at a busy location opposite to the Dibrugarh sadar police station. During the joint operation conducted with personnel from Dibrugarh police, 19 Jat Regiment of the army and 171 Bn of CRPF on Saturday night at 11 pm self styled Sergeant Ritupon Borah alias Irfan Asom alias August (23), self styled Sergeant Dipon Moran alias Prithiraj Asom (25), self styled Corporal Nakul Rabha alias Bishal Asom (18 ) from ULFA (I) and one Garo National
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Bikram Gogoi, SP, Dibrugarh told reporters during a press conference held at SP office here today. He said that they have got an information from their source and under DSP (HQ) and launched the operation jointly with army and CRPF and arrested four of them from Chetiapathar jungle where they were hiding.
that they were making transit halt at Chetiapathar village on their way to Arakan camp (1st Brigade) in Myanmar from Tura in Meghalaya on the order of their Deputy Commander in Chief Sergeant Major Dristi Rajkhowa and were waiting for their guide to take them to Myanmar,’’ the SP said.
“During preliminary interrogation cadres confessed
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For representational purpose investigating the incidents pertaining to May 11 when a confrontation took place between some army personnel of 8 Jammu and Kashmir Rifles
(8 JAK RIF) and officers of the unit. The sources said that Army Rule 180, Contd. on Page 4
Incessant rain wreaks flood havoc at Laluk in Lakhimpur District ET Correspondent Lakhimpur; June 19
Due to incessant rain ongoing in Lakhimpur District as well as the neighbouring State of Arunachal Pradesh, the flood level of the rivers of Lakhimpur has been increasing to danger level. Especially, river Gabharu and Bagali is wreaking havoc in Laluk area since Saturday. The over flown
waters of the river Gabharu has already inundated at least seven villages under Uttar Laluk Gaon Panchayat. These are Dhekiajuli Khristan village, Tarajuli, Tarajuli Banua, Garh Mur, Sonapur, Phukhuriporia, Poitapar Panika Gaon etc. The seed beds of the farmers, fisheries of the fish cultivators along with the Kharif farmings are badly affected by the flood. It is to be noted that two culverts
of the Jariguri and Dhekiajuli Connecting Road were washed away by flood of the river last year and it remained unrepaired for the year. Recent flood affected these two parts of the road through erosion. On the other hand, River Bagali also created erosion several villages located by the river. Pilkhana Hurmutty Kathani, Bogari, Parbatipur were badly affected by the erosion of the river.
Free admission for Arunachal can fulfil country's power requirement: Chief Minister Kalikho Pul differently-able children With over 140 hydro-power projects allotted to various PSUs and private power companies in Arunachal Pradesh, newly appointed Chief Minister Kalikho Pul says the dream of Prime Minister Narendra Modi of having an electrified India can be fulfilled if all the allocated power projects in the northeastern border state are completed on time. Arunachal Pradesh had the potential to fulfil the entire country's requirement for power, Pul told IANS in an interview.
He blamed "differences" among various ministries over clearance to a power project as the reason behind either stalling or slowing its commissioning during the last couple of years. The 46-year old leader, who took over as chief of the small state with just 1.25 million population in February, said he feels the Central Government should set up a single window clearance system for companies participating in hydro power projects in Arunachal Pradesh. "The upcoming hydro power projects in Arunachal Pradesh
can fulfil Prime Minister Modi's dream of having a electrified India. However, there is a difference in ideas between the various central ministries, which stall or slow the work on a project's commissioning. There needs to be a single window clearance. There needs to be a push. There needs to be unanimity," Pul told IANS. Besides, Pul said the Government should also increase the time period for loan pay back by private developers from 10 years to at least 25-30 years. Contd. on Page 3
in govt. institutes in Assam A Staff Reporter Guwahati, June 19
The Assam Government on Sunday announced free admission for differently-able children in government institutes. This was announced by the Assam government today at a press conference by Assam education and health minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. According to the announcement the initiative will be implemented from this year itself.
will benefit students from ninth standard to university level, adding that no income certificate of parents will be required to get fee waiver. Sarma also said that the state government is taking step to give regular appointment to 38,000 TET (Teachers Eligibility Test) qualified teachers in Lower Primary schools. The Education department of the state government will upload appointment letter of these posts in education department and other government websites on June 27.
He said that this initiative
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Poachers manage to kill 12 rhinos in just five months at KNP proved their existence that they are still poachers and killing another put the toll to 12. Meanwhile several nature lovers still blame KNP officials for this kind of incidents. If everything goes off well in the right direction, very soon the nexus between poachers and authorities will come into light, said sources.
Bijoy Handique Jorhat, June 19
The greedy poachers again managed to kill adult female rhino last night and took away her horn leaving the dead rhino. The poachers’ toll raises upto 12 till filing this report, informed Subasish Das, the Divisional Forest Officer of Kaziranga National Park (KNP) here today.
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After hearing gunshots last night and after extensive search operation, the carcass of the female adult rhino was
recovered near Amkatoni Forest Camp under Bagori range at around11.30 a.m. today,
said officials here. The carcass was recovered from the southernmost part of
the Bagori Range along the bank of river Brahmaputra when poachers killed and
It is relevant to know that two rhinos in a week have been killed by poachers when the Forest Minister of Assam Pramila Rani Brahma was on a whirlwind tour to Kaziranga.
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