Nandita Borah

Security forces recovered a large cache of arms, ammunition and explosives during an operation conducted in Khangtung village area under Molcham Police Station in Manipur's Chandel district on April 29, officials said.

Scientists have discovered two previously unknown species of fireflies in Meghalaya's East Khasi Hills, marking the first formal documentation of such insects from the state and ending a century-long gap in the study of the genus Diaphanes in India.

The Kamrup Metropolitan district administration on Wednesday, April 29 cancelled the licence of Exoro, a popular rooftop pub located in Guwahati's Bhangagarh area, for allegedly operating far beyond the permissible time limit prescribed under excise regulations.

Assam Police on Wednesday, April 29 arrested the driver allegedly involved in the fatal road accident near B Borooah College in Guwahati's Ulubari locality that claimed the life of a woman earlier this week.

A 15-year-old girl from Uttar Pradesh's Firozabad district went missing after she allegedly fell into a waterfall at Sohra in Meghalaya on Wednesday, April 29, officials said.

Nagaland's equestrian athlete Kekhriesilie Rio registered a landmark achievement in Indian equestrian sport by winning the Grand Prix at Haras de Liverdy Grand Prix in France while riding Presley OL.

A one-day session of the Tripura Legislative Assembly began this morning, April 30, with the aim of further strengthening and safeguarding the constitutional rights of Indian women.

The Manipur University Central Museum is not merely a storehouse of antiquities, but a living fortress of cultural resurgence and intellectual sovereignty. Conceived in 1981 through the visionary proposal of the Departments of History and Manipuri Language and Literature, and formally established in December 1982, this institution emerged as the first university museum in the entire Northeast India.

Former Minister of State for External Affairs M. J. Akbar on Thursday, April 30 said the global order is undergoing a significant transformation, with established international institutions facing growing challenges in retaining influence in an increasingly multipolar world.

In a notification issued by the Environment, Forest and Climate Change Department, the Assam government has reconstituted the State Board for Wildlife and, under the rather impressive-sounding category of “Eminent Conservationist, Ecologist and Environmentalist”, appointed Padma Hazarika, Tuliram Ronghang and Debolal Gorlosa as members.