Avinibesh Sharma launches Aarchive to preserve Bhupen Hazarika’s legacy on birth centenary

Avinibesh Sharma in Jorhat has launched an archive and gallery to preserve Bhupen Hazarika’s legacy on his birth centenary. The archive features a collection of Hazarika’s doctoral thesis, 70 books, and rare records, offering a glimpse into his personal and professional life. Supported by personal contributions, the archive aims to honor Hazarika’s multifaceted contributions as…

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Rise and Fall’s Anaya Bangar’s DMs Flooded with marriage proposals; says, ‘Jitna hate mujhe comments me milta hai…I’ve got 30-40 thousand marriage proposals’

Anaya Bangar, a trans female cricketer and LGBTQ+ advocate, is captivating audiences on the reality show Rise and Fall. Despite facing online hate, she focuses on the overwhelming support, including numerous marriage proposals. Her presence on the show champions inclusivity and inspires others to embrace their true selves, sparking important conversations about representation.

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Borders sealed amid Nepal violence

In response to civil unrest in Nepal, the Sahashtra Seema Bal and Bihar Police have heightened security measures across Bihar’s seven border districts, increasing patrols and conducting thorough searches. Communication challenges have arisen for businesses due to Nepal’s ban on unregistered social media platforms. Authorities are particularly vigilant about potential infiltrations along the open border,…

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Top 10 US colleges where students say financial aid truly makes a difference

The Princeton Review’s 2025 rankings spotlight the top 10 U.S. colleges where students report the highest satisfaction with financial aid. From Washington and Lee University to Gettysburg College, these institutions provide generous, meaningful support that eases tuition burdens and fosters long-term success. For families weighing affordability against opportunity, these colleges exemplify how aid can truly…

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