The workshop engaged thirty students in hands-on nature-based learning activities to foster scientific temperament and enhance observation and documentation skills.
Dr Tapeshwar Prasad, a retired Health Department official, who was shot at by unidentified assailants, is stable and being referred to Patna for further treatment, Anugrah Narayan Magadh Medical College Superintendent Dr Kishore Kumar Sinha said.
The project, approved under the Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR), is estimated to cost Rs 1,473.77 crore and is targeted for completion by December 2029, officials confirmed.
According to a release, a team of Medical Officers from Assam Rifles conducted general medical screening for the students and identified and addressed common ailments. Required medication was administered on the spot, with follow-up care guidance.
In a unique and inspiring initiative, two young students from Jorhat were appointed as the Deputy Commissioner (DC) of the district for a day on Saturday. The symbolic appointment was part of a special programme organised to promote leadership and administrative awareness among young student
The mother further claimed that they had even been requested by the school to not to file a complaint in order to save the reputation of both the child and the school.
In a shocking incident, Dr Tapeshwar Prasad, retired Director of the Health Department, was shot and seriously injured by unidentified assailants in Bihar on Saturday morning, said police.
"We are not fighting our own people. We are fearlessly resisting the ongoing, unchecked Muslim infiltration from across the border, which has already caused an alarming demographic shift. In several districts, Hindus are now on the verge of becoming a minority in their own land," Sarma poste
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has condemned what she described as a "divisive agenda" being pursued by the BJP in Assam, accusing the ruling party of persecuting Bengali-speaking citizens for asserting their linguistic identity.
In the heart of Majuli, the world's largest inhabited river island, Mridul Barua is leading a quiet yet powerful cultural revolution--by keeping alive the ancient art of manuscript painting, a 600-year-old tradition that traces its roots to the great saint and reformer, Srimanta Sankardev