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With the flood scenario remaining grim in Assam’s Barak Valley, communications have taken a hit. This has resulted in a shortage of fuel in the Barak Valley districts. Scores of vehicles are stranded on the Guwahati-Silchar highway as a result of floods snapping the connectivity. And as a result of
The Executive Council meeting of Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) was held in the conference room of Bodoland Territorial Council Legislative Assembly on Thursday. The meeting discussed various issues and courses of action to be taken to uplift and develop the BTC districts. The meeting was chaired by Bodoland Territorial Region
Minister for Environment and Forest, Fisheries and Excise, Parimal Suklabaidya on Thursday visited the flood-hit Karimganj district in southern Assam’s Barak Valley to oversee relief operations. At the direction of the chief minister, minister Suklabaidya visited the flood affected Badarpurghat, Kalairbond and Srigouri areas under Badarpur revenue circle to inspect
Bodoland Territorial Council(BTC) Chief Executive Member(CEM) Pramod Boro appointed Ten EMs to monitor the emergency situation in the flood-affected areas in BTR. The EMs appointed are, Wilson Hasda- Gossaigaon, Reo Reoa Narzary- Parbatjhora, Arup Kr Dey- Kokrajhar, Ranjit Basumatary- Kajalgaon, Dhananjay Basumatary- Bijni, Gautam Das- Salbari, Ghanashyam Das- Mushalpur, Ranendra
Assam floods have affected more than seven lakh people across 29 districts leaving nine people dead. “Till now, 7,17,046 people across 29 districts have been affected due to the flood situation in the state. 9 people have died in floods and landslides so far,” Assam State Disaster Management Authority said