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151 Myanmar Soldiers Flee To Mizoram Amid Conflict With Armed Ethnic Group
At least 151 Myanmarese soldiers fled to Mizoram's Lawngtlai district after their camps in the neighbouring country were overrun by an armed ethnic group, an Assam Rifles officer said on Saturday.
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Video Shows A Group Of Men Trying To Scare Wild Elephant With Slippers
A video of a human-animal conflict on X (formerly Twitter) has yet again left many angry. The clip, shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Parveen Kaswan, shows a group of men trying to scare an elephant using slippers.
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Questions Raised After Over 700 Myanmar Nationals Enter Manipur In 2 Days
The Manipur government has sought a detailed report from the Assam Rifles on how at least 718 Myanmar nationals - in just two days i.e. July 22 and 23 - "were allowed to enter India" without "proper travel documents".
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Man Ticks Off Leopard In Photo Attempt, Escapes With Leg Injury
A man suffered injuries on his leg after a leopard attacked him while he was trying to click a photograph of the animal.
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Assam Plans Leopard Census To Reduce Big Cat-Human Conflicts
A leopard counting census will kick off in Assam from January 31, 2022, to check the leopard population in forest and non-forest areas.
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Assam Beef Consumption Law Will Prevent Communal Conflict: Himanta Sarma
"We have moved this bill on the first day of the assembly session and the intervening period was of almost 30 days. We were ready to consider all the amendments. In fact for one-two amendments, however, the opposition could not present them with prop
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5 Assam Cops Killed As Clashes On Border With Mizoram Escalate: 10 Points
Five officers of the Assam Police were killed in clashes at the border with Mizoram, Chief Minister Himanta Sarma said on Monday after another bout of violence in the volatile area. Home Minister Amit Shah has spoken to Chief Ministers of both states
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Congress's Bhupesh Baghel's "Internal Conflict" Swipe At Assam BJP
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, who is the Congress observer for the election in Assam, took a swipe at the BJP over the rival party's suspense on its chief ministerial candidate.
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Naga Group Warns Of "Disastrous Consequences" Over Counter-Insurgency Ops
After the Home Ministry directed the Assam Rifles to launch operations against NSCN(IM), the insurgent group accused the centre of being "insincere" in its efforts to find a permanent solution to the seven-decade-old conflict
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Villagers In Assam Kill Leopard, Gouge Its Eyes Out, Chop Off Paws
A leopard was killed this morning by villagers in Assam who also gouged its eyes out and chopped off its paws after the animal critically injured a man in the area.
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Assam's Elephants At Risk As Man-Animal Conflict On The Rise
Last week, animal lovers across the country were shocked to see television channels airing heart rendering visuals of a three month old elephant calf clinging to the body of its dead mother in Assam.
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Elephant Calf Refuses To Leave Mother Who Died Trying To Save Him
It is a sight that highlights the increasing man-animal conflict in India. An elephant calf in Assam mourned the death of his mother and refused to leave her side.
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Torn Apart by Conflict, They Haven't Given Up on Education
Twenty-year-old Unish Hembram lost her father and her home just 15 days after she was born in the riots of 1996 in Assam's Kokrajahar. But instead of giving in to the tragedy, she decided to change her story.
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Conservation Amidst Conflict in Assam's Manas National Park
Game-watcher Sunil Sarkar's effort to preserve flora and fauna in the Manas National Park at the height of the insurgency in the 1980s and 90S has now fetched him national laurels.
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In Assam, a village makes way for elephants
The existence of Asian elephants is today threatened by the degradation, fragmentation and shrinkage of their natural habitat in forests across the country. The result has been an increase in the conflict between humans and elephants in the fringe areas of forests. Protecting the corridors linking these fragmented habitats is one of the most urgent...
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151 Myanmar Soldiers Flee To Mizoram Amid Conflict With Armed Ethnic Group
At least 151 Myanmarese soldiers fled to Mizoram's Lawngtlai district after their camps in the neighbouring country were overrun by an armed ethnic group, an Assam Rifles officer said on Saturday.
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Video Shows A Group Of Men Trying To Scare Wild Elephant With Slippers
A video of a human-animal conflict on X (formerly Twitter) has yet again left many angry. The clip, shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Parveen Kaswan, shows a group of men trying to scare an elephant using slippers.
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Questions Raised After Over 700 Myanmar Nationals Enter Manipur In 2 Days
The Manipur government has sought a detailed report from the Assam Rifles on how at least 718 Myanmar nationals - in just two days i.e. July 22 and 23 - "were allowed to enter India" without "proper travel documents".
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Man Ticks Off Leopard In Photo Attempt, Escapes With Leg Injury
A man suffered injuries on his leg after a leopard attacked him while he was trying to click a photograph of the animal.
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Assam Plans Leopard Census To Reduce Big Cat-Human Conflicts
A leopard counting census will kick off in Assam from January 31, 2022, to check the leopard population in forest and non-forest areas.
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Assam Beef Consumption Law Will Prevent Communal Conflict: Himanta Sarma
"We have moved this bill on the first day of the assembly session and the intervening period was of almost 30 days. We were ready to consider all the amendments. In fact for one-two amendments, however, the opposition could not present them with prop
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5 Assam Cops Killed As Clashes On Border With Mizoram Escalate: 10 Points
Five officers of the Assam Police were killed in clashes at the border with Mizoram, Chief Minister Himanta Sarma said on Monday after another bout of violence in the volatile area. Home Minister Amit Shah has spoken to Chief Ministers of both states
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Congress's Bhupesh Baghel's "Internal Conflict" Swipe At Assam BJP
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, who is the Congress observer for the election in Assam, took a swipe at the BJP over the rival party's suspense on its chief ministerial candidate.
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Naga Group Warns Of "Disastrous Consequences" Over Counter-Insurgency Ops
After the Home Ministry directed the Assam Rifles to launch operations against NSCN(IM), the insurgent group accused the centre of being "insincere" in its efforts to find a permanent solution to the seven-decade-old conflict
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Villagers In Assam Kill Leopard, Gouge Its Eyes Out, Chop Off Paws
A leopard was killed this morning by villagers in Assam who also gouged its eyes out and chopped off its paws after the animal critically injured a man in the area.
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Assam's Elephants At Risk As Man-Animal Conflict On The Rise
Last week, animal lovers across the country were shocked to see television channels airing heart rendering visuals of a three month old elephant calf clinging to the body of its dead mother in Assam.
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Elephant Calf Refuses To Leave Mother Who Died Trying To Save Him
It is a sight that highlights the increasing man-animal conflict in India. An elephant calf in Assam mourned the death of his mother and refused to leave her side.
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Torn Apart by Conflict, They Haven't Given Up on Education
Twenty-year-old Unish Hembram lost her father and her home just 15 days after she was born in the riots of 1996 in Assam's Kokrajahar. But instead of giving in to the tragedy, she decided to change her story.
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Conservation Amidst Conflict in Assam's Manas National Park
Game-watcher Sunil Sarkar's effort to preserve flora and fauna in the Manas National Park at the height of the insurgency in the 1980s and 90S has now fetched him national laurels.
-
In Assam, a village makes way for elephants
The existence of Asian elephants is today threatened by the degradation, fragmentation and shrinkage of their natural habitat in forests across the country. The result has been an increase in the conflict between humans and elephants in the fringe areas of forests. Protecting the corridors linking these fragmented habitats is one of the most urgent...
