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ADRE & State Police Recruitment will be going to held on September "Today held a meeting to discuss and finali...
08/07/2024

ADRE & State Police Recruitment will be going to held on September
"Today held a meeting to discuss and finalize the formalities for the recruitment of Grade III and Grade IV employees, as well as constables and sub-inspectors in the State Police.

HCM reviewed all aspects of the recruitment process, emphasizing the importance of maintaining integrity and transparency in the examination procedure.

The recruitment process is scheduled to commence in September, with the primary objective of integrating competent youth from the state into government positions while upholding the highest standards of transparency." -via CMO Assam

Centre Intensifies Battle Against Cybercrime With New Initiatives. In a significant move to combat the rising tide of cy...
05/12/2023

Centre Intensifies Battle Against Cybercrime With New Initiatives. In a significant move to combat the rising tide of cybercrime in India, the Ministry of Home Affairs has intensified efforts through the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) to ensure a coordinated and comprehensive approach in dealing with various forms of cyber threats across the country. The I4C, established by the Ministry, is at the forefront of this initiative and has implemented several measures to strengthen the capabilities of law enforcement agencies (LEAs) at both the central and state levels. Notable among these initiatives is the creation of seven Joint Cyber Coordination Teams (JCCTs) strategically placed in cybercrime hotspots like Mewat, Jamtara, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Chandigarh, Vishakhapatnam, and Guwahati. Workshops organised in major cities have facilitated the onboarding of states and union territories, enhancing coordination among LEAs. To provide timely assistance to investigating officers, the I4C has set up the state-of-the-art National Cyber Forensic Laboratory (Investigation) in New Delhi. This facility has already rendered services in around 8,840 cyber forensics, including mobile forensics, memory forensics, and CDR analysis, aiding state LEAs in the investigation of cybercrime cases. The National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (https://cybercrime.gov.in) has been launched to enable the public to report all types of cybercrimes, with a particular focus on crimes against women and children. In a bid to support women and children, the Ministry of Home Affairs has allocated ₹122.24 crore under the 'Cyber Crime Prevention against Women and Children (CCPWC)' Scheme.

Review Meeting Held To Address Development Issues Of Assam . Assam Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs, Ashok Singhal...
05/12/2023

Review Meeting Held To Address Development Issues Of Assam . Assam Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs, Ashok Singhal, led a series of review meetings on Tuesday at Janata Bhavan to address some of the critical urban development issues for the state.Officials from the Department of Housing and Urban Affairs (DoHUA), Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC), Guwahati Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA), Guwahati Jal Board, Directorate of Municipal Administration, and Assam Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Board attended the review meeting, which discussed on various issues. In the DoHUA meeting, topics included presenting progress to the Governor along with discussions on the Deeper Beel project, special assistance schemes, and updates on schemes under UIDF/AMRUT/Technical Cell DoHUA. The implementation of the Online Building Permission System and preparations for the upcoming Urban Planning Conclave were also highlighted. The GMC session featured a detailed review of the Kamakhya Water Supply Project, progress and action plans for Swachh Bharat Mission, insights into penal provisions for violations, updates on the development of the Harijan Colony, and the status of a market under construction. With GMDA officials, the minister had discussions on the final plans for the selected parks in Guwahati. The GMDA officials also appraised the minister on the standard operating procedures (SOP) for the Guwahati Master Plan, urban planning for North Guwahati, and deliberations on a cabinet memorandum proposing a halt to land transactions in the proposed Guwahati Master Plan Area. During the review meeting with the Guwahati Jal Board (GJB), crucial aspects of water management and supply were addressed. The discussions with GJB included an assessment of the progress made under all reservoirs and the 16 split packages, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the current status. The GJB officials emphasized slope protection works for the North Guwahati Reservoir and the flushing status in the same area. Safety measures for reinforcing pipelines were also deliberated, addressing concerns regarding frequent pipe burst incidents. Additionally, the meeting touched upon the progress of the South West Guwahati Water Supply Project, highlighting the concerted efforts to enhance water infrastructure and ensure a sustainable and reliable water supply for the residents of Guwahati. In a joint meeting addressing traffic concerns in Guwahati City, Singhal collaborated with key stakeholders including the Commissioner of Police, the Commissioner of GMC, DCP Traffic, the Additional Managing Director of GSCL cm Managing Director of GUCL, the Commissioner of the Transport Department, and the District Transport Officer (DTO) of Kamrup (Metro).

Indian Mineral Production Records Over 11% Growth In September 2023: IBM Report. The Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) has re...
05/12/2023

Indian Mineral Production Records Over 11% Growth In September 2023: IBM Report. The Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) has released the mineral production index for September 2023, showcasing a growth rate of 11.5% compared to the same period last year. The base year for the index is 2011-12, and the current value stands at 111.5, reflecting the sector's upward trajectory. According to provisional statistics provided by the Indian Bureau of Mines, the cumulative growth for the period of April to September 2023-24 registers at a substantial 8.7% over the corresponding period of the previous year. Several crucial minerals have exhibited notable positive growth rates during September 2023 compared to the same month in 2022. Manganese Ore leads the pack with an impressive growth rate of 51.5%, followed by Gold (22.8%), Iron Ore (17%), Coal (16%), and Limestone (13.7%). The production levels of significant minerals for September 2023 are as follows: Coal - 673 lakh tonne, Lignite - 29 lakh tonne, Natural Gas (utilised) - 2974 million cu. m., Petroleum (crude) - 24 lakh tonne, Bauxite - 1726 thousand tonne, Chromite - 117 thousand tonne, Copper Concentrate - 10 thousand tonne, Gold - 113 kg, Iron Ore - 195 lakh tonne, Lead Concentrate – 29,000 tonne, Manganese Ore – 247,000 tonne, Zinc Concentrate – 134,000 tonne, Limestone - 347 lakh tonne, Phosphorite – 88,000 tonne, and Magnesite – 9,000 tonne. Despite the overall positive trend, some minerals have shown a decrease in production. Petroleum (crude) experienced a marginal decline of 0.3%, while Lead Concentrate, Magnesite, and Phosphorite recorded negative growth rates of -3.0%, -3.7%, and -41.5%, respectively.

Successful Drill Operation Signals Breakthrough In Silkyara Tunnel, Trapped Workers Soon To Come Out. The rescue workers...
28/11/2023

Successful Drill Operation Signals Breakthrough In Silkyara Tunnel, Trapped Workers Soon To Come Out. The rescue workers successfully drilled through the 60-meter stretch of rubble blocking the Silkyara tunnel, where 41 workers have been trapped for the past 16 days, as per reports.Bansi Dhar Tiwari, Chief of the State Government's Information Department, announced the completion of the drilling process a little after 1:30 PM today. Subsequently, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami confirmed taking to social media that the escape pipe had been laid into the drilled passage, expressing optimism that the trapped workers would soon be brought to safety. As per the practiced drill, each worker would lie down on a wheeled stretcher, pulled outside by rescue workers using ropes. This process was estimated to take about two or three hours. Anticipation built up at the disaster site along the Char Dham route before the news broke, with ambulances lined up at the tunnel's mouth to swiftly transport the rescued workers to a community health center, as p[er reports. Lieutenant General (Retd.) Syed Ata Hasnain, Member, NDMA, while talking to media said, "Chinook helicopter is present at Chinyalisaur airstrip. The last time to fly the Chinook helicopter is 4:30 PM. We will not fly it during the night. Since there is a delay, the workers will be brought the next morning." He further said, “30-bed facility is ready in the District Hospital and 10-bed facility is also ready at the site. Chinook can fly in the night but the weather is not favourable for it and there is no urgency as such. If there is urgency, workers can be brought to Rishikesh in 1 or 2 ambulances." "All safety precautions will be implemented. No premature announcements are to be made, it will be against all principles. We also have to take care of the safety and security of people who are rescuing the workers. We are not in any hurry," Hasnain further stated. At 5:18 PM, 58 metres had been drilled and the sounds of drilling and digging were being heard on the other side. It is the last mile of the operation where the miners have gone in along with the Army, NDRF and other agencies. As per experts, it might take the entire night to complete the operation.

New Street Vending Zones To Come Up In Guwahati . Guwahati has become a chaotic scene with the vendors encroaching upon ...
28/11/2023

New Street Vending Zones To Come Up In Guwahati . Guwahati has become a chaotic scene with the vendors encroaching upon footpaths, leading to commuter disruption and impromptu halts for the on-the-go purchases. In response to this, Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC) has decided to establish 120 new street vending zones across the city. This development comes after proposals were submitted by ward councillors and will be discussed further in a meeting scheduled for November 29 with the Zonal Vending Committee. Speaking to GPlus, a senior official from GMC said "We will convene a meeting on November 29 with the Zonal Vending Committee to deliberate on the establishment of 60 vending zones in each ward. This initiative aims to create a total of 120 vending zones in Guwahati."

JJM And NHM Join Forces For Health And Water Initiatives In Assam . Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) and National Health Mission...
28/11/2023

JJM And NHM Join Forces For Health And Water Initiatives In Assam . Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) and National Health Mission (NHM) in Assam have formalised their collaboration through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Tuesday. The agreement aims to leverage the strengths of both missions to enhance project implementation, particularly by involving Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHA) workers. The convergence of the Jal Jeevan Mission and the National Health Mission is poised to amplify the impact of their respective initiatives. While JJM focuses on providing access to quality water, the collaboration will also contribute to curbing waterborne diseases, ultimately reducing the burden on NHM. The preventive aspect ranges from addressing common issues like diarrhoea to tackling vector-borne diseases such as Malaria and Japanese encephalitis. ASHA workers, being the backbone of rural healthcare, will play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between the missions and the local community. Their established trust and connection within rural areas position them as effective communicators for health-related issues and the benefits of clean water. The collaboration aims to reduce school dropout rates among children and minimize medical expenses for families by preventing waterborne diseases. Minister for Public Health Engineering, Jayanta Mallabaruah, emphasised the correlation between the Jal Jeevan Mission and the National Health Mission, stating that both missions are working in tandem to ensure the well-being of every rural household, as per reports. He expressed confidence that this collaboration would not only complement JJM's goal but also contribute to the sustainability of piped water supply schemes. Keshab Mahanta, Minister of Health and Family Welfare, pledged NHM's full support to the initiative, highlighting its commitment to ensuring the health and well-being of every individual. The collaborative effort intends to go beyond immediate gains and focus on sustained improvements in the health conditions of the rural population.

Indian Army And BRO Complete Bailey Bridge To Restore Connectivity In Lachen. Troops from Trishakti Corps of the Indian ...
28/11/2023

Indian Army And BRO Complete Bailey Bridge To Restore Connectivity In Lachen. Troops from Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army, with assistance from the Border Roads Organisation (BRO), have successfully completed the construction of a crucial Bailey bridge over Zeema Chu at Zeema, Sikkim. This bridge now reconnects the entire northern side of Lachen, which had been severed since the night of October 3, 2023 during the Sikkim flood. The completion of the bridge is expected to facilitate the seamless movement of vehicles and the provision of relief materials to the vital town of Lachen. The 100-feet Bailey bridge was erected over Zeema Chu, which bore the initial impact of the Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF). The construction process, carried out by the Trishakti Sappers and BRO, involved the initial construction of abutments followed by the bridge construction. The entire operation spanned approximately three days, with round-the-clock efforts from the engineer troops of the Trishakti Corps and BRO, deploying heavy Earth Moving plants. The completion of the Bailey bridge marks a crucial step in restoring connectivity to Lachen, addressing the challenges posed by the disruption caused by the GLOF.

Elephant Attacks Claim Lives Of Two In Separate Incidents In Assam A minor girl and a woman lost their lives in separate...
27/11/2023

Elephant Attacks Claim Lives Of Two In Separate Incidents In Assam
A minor girl and a woman lost their lives in separate incidents of attacks by wild elephants in Assam in Tinusikia and Goalpara on November 27, as per reports. The first incident reportedly occurred in Doom Dooma, Tinsukia district, where a 12-year-old girl named Lakhi Priya Patar lost her life in an elephant attack. According to reports, Lakhi Priya Patar, a resident of No. 4 Line in the Bordubi area, was returning home after attending a religious ceremony near her house when the incident took place. She was trampled to death by a herd of wild elephants that unexpectedly appeared before her. The incident has led to heightened tensions in the area, with locals alleging negligence on the part of forest officials, contributing to the event, as per reports. In a separate incident in Goalpara's Tengabari area, another woman fell victim to a wild elephant attack. The deceased has been identified as Saharbhanu Nessa. The body of the deceased has been taken in for further investigation. According to forest officials, a herd of elephants has been visiting the area frequently in search of food for the past few days.

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