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"Congress' Karnataka Win Will Not Impact BJP In 2024": Himanta Sarma
The Assam Congress president said that he will visit Karnataka soon and meet the Assamese community there.
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5 Muslim Communities Get 'Indigenous' Status In Assam
Assam cabinet on Tuesday approved the identification of five Assamese Muslim sub-groups -Gorias, Moriyas, Jolhas, Deshis and Syeds - as indigenous Assamese Muslim communities, tweeted Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
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Assam Chief Minister To Meet Muslim Intellectuals For Talks On 2-Child Policy
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma will interact with intellectuals from the Assamese Muslim community tomorrow on the need for a two-child policy.
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Assam Government Committed To Rights Of Indigenous People: Governor Jagdish Mukhi
The Assam government is fully committed to the rights of indigenous people who will get Constitutional safeguard after a designated committee submits its report very soon, Governor Jagdish Mukhi said today.
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Copies Of Citizenship Act Burnt In Bonfires As Assam Celebrates Bihu
Assam is celebrating the Magh Bihu, its harvest festival, today. People across the state busied themselves with lighting the meji -- bonfires fed with bamboo, leaves and thatch -- to seek the blessings of the gods right from dawn like they have been doing in ages past. Last night, they had participated in the uruka, a community feast with fish pred...
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Assamese Community Protests In London Against Citizenship Law: Report
People of the Assamese community in London were joined by other Indians to protest against the amended Citizenship Act outside the Indian High Commission.
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Assamese Chinese Community Never Misses Chance To Vote
Their votes may not be the deciding factor in the elections, but for decades, members of the small Assamese Chinese community have been exercising their franchise without fail.
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Chinese Community In Assam Want Minority Status From State
Willy Ho, a 46-year-old businessman in Upper Assam's Tinsukia, is a third generation Assamese of Chinese origin. He and others like him have just one key demand from the new state government that'll be elected this year - recognition.
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Assam's Chirang district tense again, memories of 2012 communal violence linger
The kidnapping of an Assamese businessman in the state's Chirang district at the end of November has resulted in fresh tension in the area.
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"Congress' Karnataka Win Will Not Impact BJP In 2024": Himanta Sarma
The Assam Congress president said that he will visit Karnataka soon and meet the Assamese community there.
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5 Muslim Communities Get 'Indigenous' Status In Assam
Assam cabinet on Tuesday approved the identification of five Assamese Muslim sub-groups -Gorias, Moriyas, Jolhas, Deshis and Syeds - as indigenous Assamese Muslim communities, tweeted Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
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Assam Chief Minister To Meet Muslim Intellectuals For Talks On 2-Child Policy
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma will interact with intellectuals from the Assamese Muslim community tomorrow on the need for a two-child policy.
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Assam Government Committed To Rights Of Indigenous People: Governor Jagdish Mukhi
The Assam government is fully committed to the rights of indigenous people who will get Constitutional safeguard after a designated committee submits its report very soon, Governor Jagdish Mukhi said today.
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Copies Of Citizenship Act Burnt In Bonfires As Assam Celebrates Bihu
Assam is celebrating the Magh Bihu, its harvest festival, today. People across the state busied themselves with lighting the meji -- bonfires fed with bamboo, leaves and thatch -- to seek the blessings of the gods right from dawn like they have been doing in ages past. Last night, they had participated in the uruka, a community feast with fish pred...
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Assamese Community Protests In London Against Citizenship Law: Report
People of the Assamese community in London were joined by other Indians to protest against the amended Citizenship Act outside the Indian High Commission.
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Assamese Chinese Community Never Misses Chance To Vote
Their votes may not be the deciding factor in the elections, but for decades, members of the small Assamese Chinese community have been exercising their franchise without fail.
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Chinese Community In Assam Want Minority Status From State
Willy Ho, a 46-year-old businessman in Upper Assam's Tinsukia, is a third generation Assamese of Chinese origin. He and others like him have just one key demand from the new state government that'll be elected this year - recognition.
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Assam's Chirang district tense again, memories of 2012 communal violence linger
The kidnapping of an Assamese businessman in the state's Chirang district at the end of November has resulted in fresh tension in the area.
