Meghalaya is forging new connections with Japan by launching an innovative Japanese language training program for 86 motivated nursing students. Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma emphasized the state’s dedication to aiding Japan’s healthcare workforce, highlighting a remarkable surge in the number of its nurses finding employment abroad.
Meghalaya is gearing up for a transformative era in law enforcement, with the final interviews for over 3,000 police vacancies just around the corner. Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma is championing this remarkable recruitment initiative, which aims to tackle the pressing need for more personnel.
Jamshedpur residents are demanding action against stray animals after a series of attacks, including a fatal bull attack and numerous dog bites. The Anti-Corruption Foundation of World met the Deputy Commissioner, urging a plan to rescue and shelter these animals. Civic bodies have initiated a drive to relocate stray bulls, aiming to ensure public safety.
A formal complaint has been filed with the Karnataka State Women’s Commission against Bigg Boss Kannada 12 contestant Gilli Nata. The complaint alleges inappropriate touching of a female contestant, Risha Gowda, during an exchange over a bucket of hot water. While Risha faced a ‘Red Card’ warning for pushing Gilli, the commission is reviewing footage…
Get ready for a cultural renaissance in Assam! The breathtaking Vrindavani Vastra, dating back to the 16th century and showcasing the enchanting stories of Lord Krishna, is set to return in 2027 from the British Museum on an 18-month loan. This exquisite silk tapestry, a creation of local artisans, will be housed in a brand-new…
In a bold statement against the Sangai Festival, displaced people from relief camps in Manipur are refusing to participate, labeling the event as a deceptive portrayal of tranquility amidst turmoil. Leaders from Meitei groups emphasize that a celebratory mood cannot overshadow the dire humanitarian crisis that continues to unfold.
Students at Tezpur University are voicing strong demands for the suspension of Vice-Chancellor Shambhu Nath Singh due to concerns over financial and administrative misconduct. Highlighting issues such as postponed examinations, inadequate facilities, and unclear contract practices, they argue that these problems hinder both student welfare and academic success.
In a significant announcement, the State Election Commission of Arunachal Pradesh has established new expenditure caps for its panchayati raj elections. Candidates vying for zilla parishad positions can now allocate a budget of Rs 3 lakh, while those competing for gram panchayat seats must adhere to a stricter limit of Rs 50,000.
In a remarkable health initiative under Assam’s Sushrusha Setu programme, a large-scale child health camp successfully screened over 3,600 youngsters in Sonai. MP Parimal Suklabaidya commended the state government’s strides in extending cutting-edge healthcare services to rural communities.
