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18 Nov

Sikkim artists to receive Sangeet Natak Akademi in recognition of young talent

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In recognition of their exceptional accomplishments, the Sangeet Natak Akademi has chosen dancer Mingma D. Lepcha and well-known singer Dr. Manoj Rai from Sikkim to participate in the Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar. The award honors outstanding young talent in the performing arts, including dance, theater, and music. The prize will be presented to the pair on November 22 at a ceremony in New Delhi. Through their contributions, Lepcha, renowned for her proficiency in traditional dance forms, and Dr. Rai, famed for his lyrical renditions, have significantly elevated Sikkim's cultural environment. The Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar was established in…

16 Nov

Candlelight vigil in Aizawl to honor the Manipur Hamar-Mizo community’s deaths

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The killings of 11 members of the Hmar-Mizo community in the Jiribam district of Manipur drew hundreds of people to Aizawl on Friday night for a candlelight vigil. In response to the violence that killed multiple people, the Mizo Defence League held a protest in front of Vanapa Hall to show their sorrow and an indignation. The killing of a Hmar tribal lady, a mother of three, who was killed on November 7 in Zairawn village, close to Jiribam town, sparked a lot of protests. The protesters also denounced the alleged November 11 murders of ten other members of the…

13 Nov

Rare Blyth’s Kingfisher, discovered by former teacher Ohey Tayem

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The uncommon and endangered Blyth's kingfisher was discovered in Arunachal Pradesh's Pakke Tiger Reserve by Ohey Tayem, a former government teacher who is now a wildlife conservationist. Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu and international wildlife enthusiasts praised him for his commitment to preserving the area's abundant biodiversity. Tayem began his wildlife career as a tour guide in 2011 before switching from teaching to conservation. In 2018, after spending three years of his life conducting significant investigation, he was able to successfully document the rare Blyth's kingfisher. Through this extraordinary finding, Tayem gained recognition on a global scale and was…

12 Nov

6 foods that can help you get rid of constipation naturally

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Struggling with constipation can leave you feeling sluggish and uncomfortable, especially in the morning when you want to start the day on a positive note. But did you know that your diet plays a significant role in keeping things running smoothly in your digestive system? Here are six foods that can help relieve constipation and improve your bowel movements, especially in the morning: a)Prunes – High in fiber and sorbitol, prunes soften stool and promote bowel movements.b)Chia Seeds – Packed with fiber, chia seeds form a gel that aids digestion and relieves constipation.c)Leafy Greens – Spinach and kale provide fiber…

11 Nov

An artificial wholesale market has developed within the retail market

Banasree Sarkar0 CommentsNorth Bengalpotato market

An artificial wholesale market has grown up in the retail market, the administration caught the picture when it went to find out the reason for the increase in the price of potatoes. Administration officials believe that the price of potatoes in Jalpaiguri is increasing under the control of the artificial market. The administration conducted a raid across the district on Sunday after receiving complaints about the price of potatoes. The administration raided three markets in Jalpaiguri city. Bhutanese potatoes from Jyoti are being sold at very high prices, it has also been caught by the administration. Jalpaiguri Sub-Divisional Magistrate (Headquarters)…

07 Nov

Early kidney disease detection just got easier with new non-invasive test

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A groundbreaking non-invasive test has been developed to detect early signs of kidney problems, offering hope for millions at risk. This innovative test analyzes urine samples for biomarkers, allowing doctors to identify kidney dysfunction before significant damage occurs. Unlike traditional methods, it’s faster, cost-effective, and easier to administer, making it a promising tool for early intervention. Experts believe this test could revolutionize kidney disease diagnosis, especially for high-risk individuals such as those with diabetes or hypertension. Early detection is key to preventing kidney failure, and this new technology could lead to more proactive, personalized treatments. While still undergoing trials, the…

04 Nov

Minister Dingo took initiation of fish fair & crop competition in Manipur

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Manipur's capital city had an annual fish fair and crop competition in 2024. MP Leishemba Sanajaoba presided over the occasion, which was also attended by state fisheries department minister Heikham Dingo. The Manipur government organized the event, commemorating its comeback after a one-year hiatus due to the continuing situation in Manipur. The gathering is organized to honor the Ningol Chakkouba festival, which takes place on Sunday. The goal for fish output was set at an aggressive 1.5 lakh kgs. The festival had a total of 180 stalls and 250 fish growers. The event also featured dedicated stalls for displaced people.…

31 Oct

Up to December, Air India would stop operating 60 flights to the United States

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Air India is going to cancel 60 flights to America till December. According to sources, flights have been canceled since November. This situation will continue till December. Among the canceled flights are flights on important routes like Delhi-Chicago and Delhi-Washington. Some flights may be canceled between November and December, Air India said in a statement. However, nothing has been clearly informed about which route the flight is being cancelled. Several aircraft are being repaired. As a result, the number of flights may decrease. However, the airline claims that the passengers have been informed in advance. Air India has canceled 60…

30 Oct

Celebration set up is on point, shillong is ready for the festival of lights

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As the Festival of Lights approaches, the city is getting into the festive spirit, with homes decked out in fresh paint, rice lights, and diyas. The markets are crowded with families looking for traditional diyas, rangoli colors, colorful objects, and lanterns. Sweet stores are packed with people anxious for ladoos and barfis, adding to the festive atmosphere. In this cosmopolitan city, Bengalis are preparing for Kali Puja by changing local pandals, while others are preparing for Diwali and Lakshmi Puja customs. As the evenings cool, buyers come to shops to load up on diyas, rice lights, and candles, which illuminate…

29 Oct

Meghalaya Govt. confirmed the hike in DA & DR

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The Meghalaya government has announced a large rise in DA and DR for all types of state government employees, retirees, and family pension holders. On July 1, the DA/DR ratio was increased from 43% to 46%. This move is intended to give financial assistance and improved living conditions for the state's public sector employees and pensioners. The increased allowance will also apply to members of the work-charged establishment and casual workers. It will be omitted for Bungalow Peons, whose salary levels are consistent with those of the normal establishment. It is vital to note that the DR will remain suspended…