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The Kohra Convention Centre in Kaziranga hosted the inauguration of the NE Bazaar exhibition as part of a major tourism event. The exhibition was visited by dignitaries including Secretary of Ministry of Tourism V Vidyavathi, Minister of State for Tourism Suresh Gopi, Union Minister of Ports Sarbananda Sonowal, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu, Union Minister of Tourism Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. 

International Tourism Mart

Assam's Kaziranga gears up for International Tourism Mart inauguration

Assam's Guwahati joins the nation in celebrating the 78th Independence Day. A glimpse of the city's iconic landmarks.

Photo Credit: Parikshit Das, Guwahati

Guwahati Independence Day

Guwahati's iconic buildings shine bright to celebrate I-Day

Floods have devastated the whole Barak valley, cutting it off from the rest of the northeast. People witnessed the inundation of almost the entire city in flood, which had never occurred before. The Barak river breaching embankment has brought misery to the people. On Wednesday, Hailakandi police recovered a large number of essential items, including 13 bags of rice from the Algapur area, which were given to distribute among the various areas of flood-ravaged Algapur, and arrested six people including government officials.


Assam: CM Sarma directs DCs to ramp up flood relief measures

<p>Floods have devastated the whole Barak valley, cutting it off from the rest of the northeast. People witnessed the inundation of almost the entire city in flood, which had never occurred before. The Barak river breaching embankment has brought misery to the people. On Wednesday, Hailakandi police recovered a large number of essential items, including 13 bags of rice from the Algapur area, which were given to distribute among the various areas of flood-ravaged Algapur and arrested six people including government officials.<br>
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<p>Floods have devastated the whole Barak valley, cutting it off from the rest of the northeast. People witnessed the inundation of almost the entire city in flood, which had never occurred before. The Barak river breaching embankment has brought misery to the people. On Wednesday, Hailakandi police recovered a large number of essential items, including 13 bags of rice from the Algapur area, which were given to distribute among the various areas of flood-ravaged Algapur and arrested six people including government officials.<br />
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Excise raid conducted by Margherita and Digboi Excise Circle

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