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Himanta Sarma Cleans Road, Washes Gandhi Statue's Feet On "PM's Call"
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday cleaned a road with a broom and washed the feet of a statue of Mahatma Gandhi during an hour-long 'shramdaan' as part of a nationwide cleanliness drive.
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Assam Chief Minister's Roads, Jobs Promise For Tea Tribe Ahead Of Bypoll
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Friday promised to improve road connectivity, build schools and provide clean tap water at homes for all tea garden workers in Jorhat's by-poll-bound Mariani assembly constituency.
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From Clean Water To Charging Point, "Train Captain" Will Fulfil All Needs
The Northeast Frontier Railways has come up with an innovative solution to some of the problems passengers face while travelling in premium trains like the Rajdhani Express.
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No Nikah In Houses Without Toilets, Says Maulana Mahmood Madani
Maulana Mahmood A Madani, Secretary General of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind said having a toilet has been made a mandatory condition for Muslim marriage in the three states and will be soon be applied in all other states in the country.
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No Difference In My Work And Of A Sweeper: Sarbananda Sonowal
Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal today said the work done by him and a sweeper were same as both engaged in cleaning the society.
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PM Narendra Modi Publicly Praises This Top Congress Leader
A senior Congress leader has earned the Prime Minister's appreciation. "Glad to see Assam CM Tarun Gogoiji inspiring the people of Assam to work towards a Clean India," the PM posted on Twitter today.
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In Assam's relief camps, the battle for life rages on
The politics over ethnic clashes in Assam has spilled over to Mumbai with violent clashes between the police on one side, and protesters on the other. Thousands of kilometres away, in Assam, there is politics over the identity of those from the Muslim community in relief camps, with a majority of them now accused of being illegal migrants from Bang...
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What the Prime Minister did not see in Kokrajhar
On Thursday, when we went to the Commerce College relief camp in Kokrajhar town, it was in a mess. People were scattered around in four rooms and a huge auditorium. Even basic facilities like water and a clean toilet were at a premium.
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Himanta Sarma Cleans Road, Washes Gandhi Statue's Feet On "PM's Call"
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday cleaned a road with a broom and washed the feet of a statue of Mahatma Gandhi during an hour-long 'shramdaan' as part of a nationwide cleanliness drive.
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Assam Chief Minister's Roads, Jobs Promise For Tea Tribe Ahead Of Bypoll
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Friday promised to improve road connectivity, build schools and provide clean tap water at homes for all tea garden workers in Jorhat's by-poll-bound Mariani assembly constituency.
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From Clean Water To Charging Point, "Train Captain" Will Fulfil All Needs
The Northeast Frontier Railways has come up with an innovative solution to some of the problems passengers face while travelling in premium trains like the Rajdhani Express.
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No Nikah In Houses Without Toilets, Says Maulana Mahmood Madani
Maulana Mahmood A Madani, Secretary General of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind said having a toilet has been made a mandatory condition for Muslim marriage in the three states and will be soon be applied in all other states in the country.
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No Difference In My Work And Of A Sweeper: Sarbananda Sonowal
Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal today said the work done by him and a sweeper were same as both engaged in cleaning the society.
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PM Narendra Modi Publicly Praises This Top Congress Leader
A senior Congress leader has earned the Prime Minister's appreciation. "Glad to see Assam CM Tarun Gogoiji inspiring the people of Assam to work towards a Clean India," the PM posted on Twitter today.
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In Assam's relief camps, the battle for life rages on
The politics over ethnic clashes in Assam has spilled over to Mumbai with violent clashes between the police on one side, and protesters on the other. Thousands of kilometres away, in Assam, there is politics over the identity of those from the Muslim community in relief camps, with a majority of them now accused of being illegal migrants from Bang...
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What the Prime Minister did not see in Kokrajhar
On Thursday, when we went to the Commerce College relief camp in Kokrajhar town, it was in a mess. People were scattered around in four rooms and a huge auditorium. Even basic facilities like water and a clean toilet were at a premium.
