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  Birubala Rabha, Who Helped Pass Assam's Anti-Witch Hunting Law, Dies At 75

  Padma Shri awardee Birubala Rabha, renowned for her fight against witch hunting, passed away at a hospital here on Monday after a long battle with cancer, doctors said.

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  3 BJP Candidates, Including S Jaishankar, Elected To Rajya Sabha "Uncontested" From Gujarat

  Three candidates of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), including External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, were on Monday declared elected "uncontested" to the Rajya Sabha from Gujarat, officials said.

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  Assam's Controversial Cop Junmoni Rabha Killed In Road Accident

  A woman sub-inspector of Assam Police, who was embroiled in several controversies, was killed when her car collided head-on with a container truck in Nagaon district on early Tuesday, officials said.

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  Assam's "Lady Singham", Who Arrested Her Fiance, Faces Corruption Charges

  Assam Police officer Junmoni Rabha, who had got her fiance arrested on fraud charges last month, was arrested yesterday for alleged corruption linked to her ex.

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  Track, Test, Treat: ASHA Workers Lead Covid Fight In Assam Villages

  In Assam's Jimirigaon village, Asha worker Kanika Rabha and nurse Rashmi Kachari are going door-to-door screening over 400 residents for Covid symptoms.

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  7 Arrested In Connection With Rape, Murder Of Assam Girls: Police

  Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma had visited the family of the victim on Sunday.

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  Top Assam Insurgent Group Leader Surrenders, Say Government Sources

  A top leader of the insurgent group ULFA(I) Drishti Rajkhowa has surrendered in Meghalaya, top government sources said today. Drishti Rajkhowa, who was previously known as Manoj Rabha, is currently under the custody of the Army intelligence and is being brought to Assam, the sources confirmed.

• Seven killed by suspected militants in army uniform in Assam

  At least seven people have been killed by suspected militants in army uniform in Assam's Goalpara district.

• Assam poll violence: Two more killed in police firing in Dhubri

  Two people were killed today and 11 others seriously injured in firing by security men amid clashes at a panchayat vote counting centre in Assam's Hatsingimari subdivision where indefinite curfew has been imposed.

• Assam poll violence: Director General of Police says situation improving, defends police firing

  No fresh killings have been reported from Assam's Goalpara district where protests by the Rabha Hajong tribe during Tuesday's village council elections triggered violence. The death toll has gone up to 21 today. Director General of Police, Jayanto Narayan Chaudhary, told NDTV today that the situation is improving.

• Assam poll violence: Toll rises to 20 after overnight clashes, fresh police firing; curfew imposed

  Three more people have died in police firing in Assam's Goalpara district, taking the death toll in the last one day to 20. Thirteen people have died in police firing and six in clashes, which continued overnight between the Rabha Hajong tribe, which is opposing the ongoing panchayat or local elections, and members of other communities.

• Two senior forest officials abducted by militants in Assam; one crore demanded as ransom

  Assam Chief Conservator of Forest (CCF) Abhijit Rabha and a range officer have reportedly been abducted in the Karbi Anglong district by militants who have demanded a ransom of Rs one crore for the duo's release, police said.

• RABHA PLASTICS LTD. - Open Offer

  Sobhagya Capital Options Ltd ("Manager to the Offer") for and on behalf of Mr. Kamlesh Bhanushali, Mr. Anand Gurnani and Mr. Sankool A. Shah ("Acquirers") has issued this Public Announcement ("PA") to the Shareholders of Rabha Plastics Limited ("Target Company"), pursuant to & in compliance with Regulations 10 &a...

• RABHA PLASTICS LTD. - Outcome of Board Meeting

  Rabha Plastics Ltd has informed BSE that the Board of Directors of the Company at its meeting held on August 24, 2011, inter alia, has decided to delist the scrip of the Company from Jaipur Stock Exchange and Ahmadabad Stock Exchange subject to approval from the shareholders in the ensuing Annual General Meeting.

• North East ethnic clashes: Meghalaya announces compensation for displaced families

  The Meghalaya government has announced a compensation of Rs 10,000 each to the families displaced in the ongoing ethnic violence in the state.Informing this, Meghalaya Home Minister H D R Lyngdoh said three bundles of CGI sheets would also be given to the families as immediate relief.On the other hand, the state Congress also announced Rs 5 lakh ca...