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How This Ex-Poacher has Taken to Conservation of Assam's One Horned Rhino
A poacher turned wildlife defender is leading the way for conservation of the endangered one horned rhino at Assam's Manas National Park. His efforts have won hearts and awards over the last decade, the latest being the Sanctuary Asia Wildlife Service Award.
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4 Dead, 6.5 Lakh Displaced in Assam Floods, Heavy Rains Hamper Rescue Ops
Four people have died and over 6.5 lakh people have been affected by floods in Assam, nearly 2 lakh people being shifted to relief camps, as rescue teams by state government, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), and the Indian Army are trying to move people to safer areas. There are reports of people missing in some areas as well as heavy rains...
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3 Dead, 6 Lakh Affected and 1,000 Villages Submerged in Assam Floods
Three people have died and six lakh people have been affected by the deteriorating flood situation in Assam, as six columns of the Indian Army are carrying our rescue and relief operations with state government agencies in nearly 19 districts of the state.
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3 Lakh Affected in Assam Floods, Army Deployed for Rescue and Relief Ops
Flash floods and heavy rains have led to lakhs of people being affected in Assam, due to the rising waters of Saralbhanga River and other major tributaries of the Brahmaputra River, as the Indian Army has now launched major relief operations in Assam.
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2 Lakh People Affected in Assam Floods, Meghalaya Too Hit by Heavy Rain
Flash floods, triggered by heavy rains in the past few days, have affected nearly two lakh people in seven district of Assam. The Brahmaputra river is flowing above the danger mark in the state's Jorhat and Dibrugarh districts.
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Week-Old Baby Girl, Sold by Desperate Parents in Assam, Rescued
A one-week-old baby girl, sold by desperate parents in Assam's Bongaigaon district allegedly because they could not settle hospital bills, has been rescued by the district administration and is back with her parents.
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Security Stepped Up After Manipur Attack: NDTV Reports From Ground Zero
At the Thoubar village in Manipur, about 10 kilometres from the spot where 18 Armymen were killed by insurgents who ambushed them on Thursday, there is not a single soul around in a village of at least 50 huts.
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Banks Claim 100% Jan Dhan Success in Meghalaya, But Not Everyone is Convinced
Despite logistical difficulties, including hilly terrain, bank officials in Meghalaya have achieved what they are calling a hundred per cent success rate in opening bank accounts under the Jan Dhan scheme, a project spearheaded by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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How This Ex-Poacher has Taken to Conservation of Assam's One Horned Rhino
A poacher turned wildlife defender is leading the way for conservation of the endangered one horned rhino at Assam's Manas National Park. His efforts have won hearts and awards over the last decade, the latest being the Sanctuary Asia Wildlife Service Award.
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4 Dead, 6.5 Lakh Displaced in Assam Floods, Heavy Rains Hamper Rescue Ops
Four people have died and over 6.5 lakh people have been affected by floods in Assam, nearly 2 lakh people being shifted to relief camps, as rescue teams by state government, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), and the Indian Army are trying to move people to safer areas. There are reports of people missing in some areas as well as heavy rains...
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3 Dead, 6 Lakh Affected and 1,000 Villages Submerged in Assam Floods
Three people have died and six lakh people have been affected by the deteriorating flood situation in Assam, as six columns of the Indian Army are carrying our rescue and relief operations with state government agencies in nearly 19 districts of the state.
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3 Lakh Affected in Assam Floods, Army Deployed for Rescue and Relief Ops
Flash floods and heavy rains have led to lakhs of people being affected in Assam, due to the rising waters of Saralbhanga River and other major tributaries of the Brahmaputra River, as the Indian Army has now launched major relief operations in Assam.
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2 Lakh People Affected in Assam Floods, Meghalaya Too Hit by Heavy Rain
Flash floods, triggered by heavy rains in the past few days, have affected nearly two lakh people in seven district of Assam. The Brahmaputra river is flowing above the danger mark in the state's Jorhat and Dibrugarh districts.
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Week-Old Baby Girl, Sold by Desperate Parents in Assam, Rescued
A one-week-old baby girl, sold by desperate parents in Assam's Bongaigaon district allegedly because they could not settle hospital bills, has been rescued by the district administration and is back with her parents.
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Security Stepped Up After Manipur Attack: NDTV Reports From Ground Zero
At the Thoubar village in Manipur, about 10 kilometres from the spot where 18 Armymen were killed by insurgents who ambushed them on Thursday, there is not a single soul around in a village of at least 50 huts.
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Banks Claim 100% Jan Dhan Success in Meghalaya, But Not Everyone is Convinced
Despite logistical difficulties, including hilly terrain, bank officials in Meghalaya have achieved what they are calling a hundred per cent success rate in opening bank accounts under the Jan Dhan scheme, a project spearheaded by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
