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"Whole Of India Celebrating With You": PM In Assam After Bodo Accord
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today thanked the people of the Bodo region, days after the government signed a peace deal with Bodo insurgents. "All of India is thanking you (Bodo tribes) and celebrating with you. It is because you all agreed to living in peace and contribute towards a stronger India,"PM Modi said at a mega rally inAssam's Kokrajhar,...
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60-hour bandh begins in Assam over Bodoland state
A 60-hour bandh started in Assam today, predominantly in the Bodo tribe districts of Kokrajhar, Udalguri, Chirang and Baksa.
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Assam braces for 60-hour bandh as demand for Bodoland gathers steam
A 60-hour long Assam Bandh began this morning as the demand for Bodoland state intensifies after the Centre's announcement on Telangana. Road and rail traffic is expected to be severely affected, particularly in lower Assam's Bodo tribe dominated districts.
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Fleeing violence, Assam's displaced face disease, death in camps
Hundreds of thousands of people sheltering in squalid, overcrowded camps in Assam desperately need food, water and medicines after fleeing some of the worst communal violence in a decade, officials and aid workers said on Monday.
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"Whole Of India Celebrating With You": PM In Assam After Bodo Accord
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today thanked the people of the Bodo region, days after the government signed a peace deal with Bodo insurgents. "All of India is thanking you (Bodo tribes) and celebrating with you. It is because you all agreed to living in peace and contribute towards a stronger India,"PM Modi said at a mega rally inAssam's Kokrajhar,...
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60-hour bandh begins in Assam over Bodoland state
A 60-hour bandh started in Assam today, predominantly in the Bodo tribe districts of Kokrajhar, Udalguri, Chirang and Baksa.
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Assam braces for 60-hour bandh as demand for Bodoland gathers steam
A 60-hour long Assam Bandh began this morning as the demand for Bodoland state intensifies after the Centre's announcement on Telangana. Road and rail traffic is expected to be severely affected, particularly in lower Assam's Bodo tribe dominated districts.
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Fleeing violence, Assam's displaced face disease, death in camps
Hundreds of thousands of people sheltering in squalid, overcrowded camps in Assam desperately need food, water and medicines after fleeing some of the worst communal violence in a decade, officials and aid workers said on Monday.
