Dibrugarh Conducts Mock Flood Emergency Drill
Dibrugarh District Disaster Management Authority held a mock flood drill at Tingkhong Matikota to test response systems ahead of monsoon. Read how agencies and locals prepared.
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Dibrugarh University Results 2025 Out for UG, PG Courses
Dibrugarh University has officially released the UG and PG results for 2025. Students can now download their scorecards from the official website, dibru.ac.in. Check your marks here!
Dibrugarh University Result 2026 Out at dibru.ac.in
Dibrugarh University has announced the odd semester results for 2026 for UG and PG courses. Students can check scores online via the official portal. Follow steps to download.
Rs 14.5 Lakh Found at Assam Labourer's Home, Police Suspect Foul Play
Assam police recover Rs 14.5 lakh from a daily-wage labourer's home in Dibrugarh, raising suspicions of terror funding or organised crime. The labourer is in custody as investigations intensify.
Assam Tea Workers Stage Flash Strike Over Wages
Tea workers in Assam's Brahmaputra Valley halted operations in a one-hour strike, demanding a wage hike from Rs 250 to Rs 351. The ACMS warns of a total shutdown if demands are ignored. Read more.
Dibrugarh man killed in police firing after machete rampage
A 41-year-old man in Assam's Sivasagar district was killed in police firing after he attacked neighbours with a machete and then tried to assault police officers. Read the full details of the violent incident.
How a Simple Cup of Tea Holds India's History and Memory
Explore the profound world within a cup of tea—from personal memories of Kolkata's addas to the colonial history of Assam's plantations. Discover how this humble beverage weaves together India's social fabric and cultural identity. Read more.
Oil Pipeline Bursts Twice in Assam's Dibrugarh, Spills Crude
An Oil India Limited pipeline in Dibrugarh's Tingkhong area ruptured twice within 12 hours, spilling crude oil onto farmlands and fish ponds. Locals report dead fish and fire risks. Read more on the environmental impact and OIL's response.
Leopard cubs rescued in Dibrugarh tea garden, to be reunited
Two leopard cubs found in a Dibrugarh tea estate were rescued by forest officials. The healthy cubs will be released back to reunite with their mother. Read the full story.
Dibrugarh school timings revised to 10 AM due to cold wave
Dibrugarh district delays school start time to 10 AM for student safety during severe cold. The order applies to all schools and is effective immediately. Read the full details and IMD data.
AAP Targets Tea Tribe Voters in Upper Assam
Aam Aadmi Party ramps up membership drives in Dibrugarh and Tinsukia, eyeing the crucial tea tribe electorate. Over 250 new members join as party aims to fill leadership void.
Sonowal convoy accident injures 6, including 4 policemen
Six people, including four police personnel, were injured after a chain collision involving Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal's convoy on the Dibrugarh-Tinsukia bypass. All injured are out of danger. Read the full details.
Tea Board SOP to Curb Unauthorised Nepal Tea Imports
India's Tea Board will implement a strict SOP within two weeks to stop inferior, cheap tea from Nepal, safeguarding Darjeeling's industry. A ₹1,500 crore scheme is also announced. Read more.
TMC Promises Rs 300 Daily Wage for Tea Workers by 2026
Abhishek Banerjee vows to hike wages to Rs 300/day, operationalize all PHCs, and build crèches if TMC returns to power in 2026. He contrasts state's work with BJP MPs' record in Alipurduar.
200 Dibrugarh sanitation workers strike for pay hike, job security
Around 200 temporary sanitation workers of Dibrugarh Municipal Corporation protest, demanding job regularisation, salary increase after 9 years, and PF benefits. Read their struggle.
Dibrugarh cattle theft vigil clashes with police, blank shots fired
Tensions erupted in Assam's Dibrugarh as a community night patrol against cattle rustling clashed with police, leading to blank rounds being fired. Locals allege police inaction. Read the full details.
Assam to cut tea garden incentives over land rights row
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma warns tea estates of losing Rs 150 crore annual incentives for non-cooperation in granting land rights to 3.33 lakh worker families. Read the full story.
Foggy New Year's Eve Picnics Draw Crowds in Dibrugarh
Despite dense fog and cold, hundreds celebrated New Year's Eve at Dibrugarh's riverbanks. Bogibeel Ghat, Maijan Ghat, and Buridehing spots buzzed with festive energy as locals upheld annual tradition.
Dibrugarh Airport Holds Bomb Threat Mock Exercise
Dibrugarh airport conducted a crucial bomb threat mock drill to test emergency protocols & agency coordination. Read about the key findings and security enhancements.
How to Fix Bitter Tea: Easy Tips for a Perfect Cup
Your tea turned bitter? Don't pour it out! Learn why tea gets harsh and discover 5 simple fixes involving temperature, timing, and ingredients to rescue your cup. Make every sip smooth.
Surgeon Loses Rs 49 Lakh in 'Digital Arrest' Cyber Scam
Renowned Dibrugarh surgeon Dr Sadagar Deuri, known as 'Friend of the Poor', lost his entire savings of Rs 49 lakh to cybercriminals posing as police. Read the shocking details of the sophisticated fraud.
ULFA-I Announces Major Organisational Overhaul
Banned insurgent group ULFA-I dismantles its three-tier structure, forms a 24-member central committee led by Paresh Baruah. This move follows significant operational setbacks and leadership losses.
Veer Bal Diwas solemnly observed in Dibrugarh gurudwara
The Sikh community in Dibrugarh commemorated Veer Bal Diwas at Shri Guru Singh Sabha Gurudwara, honouring the martyrdom of Sahibzadas Zorawar Singh and Fateh Singh. Read about the prayers, speeches, and legacy.
FSSAI says only Camellia sinensis can be called 'Tea'
FSSAI's new directive prohibits calling herbal infusions 'tea'. The Rs 3,600 crore flavoured market must rebrand. Learn what this means for your favourite brews.
FSSAI bans 'Herbal Tea' label, mandates rebranding
India's FSSAI orders companies to stop calling herbal infusions 'tea'. Only drinks from Camellia sinensis plant qualify. Learn about the new rules and industry impact.
Bogibeel Bridge marks 7 years of connecting Assam
India's longest rail-cum-road bridge, the Bogibeel Bridge, completes seven years since its inauguration by PM Modi. Discover how this 4.94-km engineering marvel over the Brahmaputra has revolutionized connectivity and trade in the Northeast.
Tinsukia Notifies New Parking Zones to Ease Gridlock
Tinsukia Municipal Board enforces new parking rules on AT Road, GNB Road & Chirapatty Road to combat traffic chaos. Discover the designated zones under Assam Municipal Act.
Dibrugarh's Sacred Heart Cathedral Hosts Grand Christmas Celebrations
Dibrugarh resonated with Christmas joy as thousands attended midnight masses. The historic Sacred Heart Cathedral, built in 1931, saw 5,000 devotees. Explore the city's festive spirit.
FSSAI Bans 'Herbal Tea' Label, Defines True Tea
FSSAI mandates only Camellia sinensis products can be branded as 'tea'. Herbal infusions must rebrand, impacting India's wellness market. Read the full story.
FSSAI Defines 'Tea': Only Camellia Sinensis Products Allowed
FSSAI's new order restricts the term 'tea' to products from Camellia sinensis. Herbal infusions must be clearly labeled. Learn what this means for consumers and businesses.
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