Author: Md Elias Ali

I am Md Elias Ali, I am the Managing Editor & Co-Founder of News portal Guwahati Times. I am also a technologist, social media expert, graphic designer, educator & author from Guwahati, Assam
Adivasis stage dharna over non-receipt of land pattas

Adivasis stage dharna over non-receipt of land pattas

Demanding land rights, Adivasi people from different corners of Sonitpur district under the banner of Adivasi Bhumi Adhikar Committee staged a three-hour dharna in front of the Deputy Commissioner’s office here on Friday. The dharna was participated in by over 1,000 people. An office-bearer of the Adivasi land rights demand

Assam || 28 districts in State reeling under flood

Assam || 28 districts in State reeling under flood

More than 26 lakh people have been affected by floods in 28 districts of Assam as on Sunday, even as the death toll rose to nine. The deaths were reported in Dhemaji (2), Golaghat (3), Jorhat (2), Barpeta (1) and Dhubri (1). Two other incidents of death due to rainfall-induced

Khumtai MLA Plays Good Samaritan For Flood Victims

Khumtai MLA Plays Good Samaritan For Flood Victims

The devastating flood this year has touched many but an exception could be seen at Khumtai constituency in Golaghat District. Khumtai MLA Mrinal Saikia could not resist himself from contributing to the cause of the downtrodden and the affected flood victims. With a vehicle ‘Mobile Kitchen’, Saikia visited the relief

Noted Litterateur Purabi Bormudoi No More

Noted Litterateur Purabi Bormudoi No More

Renowned litterateur Purabi Bormudoi breathed her last this morning at GMCH after suffering for a long time. Assam has incurred an irreplaceable loss with the writer’s passing away. The last rites will be performed at the Navagraha Crematorium today. Assamese novelist and short story writer Bormudoi was born in Tezpur’s

Chinese Group Enters Demchok In Ladakh

Chinese Group Enters Demchok In Ladakh

Residents of Koyul village in Leh district along the Line of Actual Control were shown banners by Chinese “in civilian clothes” last week during their celebrations to mark the birthday of Dalai Lama, South Block sources said.The sources said the Chinese, however, did not cross the LAC but showed banners