Why New Secretariat At Silchar Is Himanta Sarma's Game Changer For Barak Valley
It marks a significant step towards decentralising the functioning of the Assam government and reducing the region's dependence on Dispur.
FREMAA Recruitment 2026: Job Opportunities for Accounts Assistants and More, Apply by September 6
Dispur, August 25: Many young individuals still prefer government jobs over private sector employment. If you are among them, the Assam Flood and River Erosion Management Agency (FREMAA) has announced a recruitment notification for various positions, including IT Assistants, on a contractual basis. Applications are invited from qualified and interested candidates. The vacancies announced by ... Read more FREMAA Recruitment 2026: Job Opportunities for Accounts Assistants and More, Apply by September 6
Northeast Frontier Railway Invites Applications for 6,777 Apprentice Positions
Dispur, August 17: A significant opportunity has arisen for youth aspiring to work in the railway sector. The Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has announced the recruitment of 6,777 apprentice positions under the Apprentices Act of 1961. This recruitment aims to provide training in various trades across its workshops, divisions, and units. The vacancies are distributed ... Read more Northeast Frontier Railway Invites Applications for 6,777 Apprentice Positions
NHM Assam Announces Massive Recruitment for 2,204 Staff Nurse Positions
Dispur, August 3: A significant opportunity has emerged for individuals in the medical field seeking government employment. The National Health Mission (NHM) Assam has officially announced the recruitment of 2,204 staff nurse positions on a contractual basis. This announcement comes through an official notification aimed at eligible and interested candidates. Among the 2,204 vacancies, there ... Read more NHM Assam Announces Massive Recruitment for 2,204 Staff Nurse Positions
Two students detained for painting Sonam Wangchuk's portrait on flyover in Assam
During a routine patrol, Dispur Police apprehended two art students who were painting a portrait on a flyover pillar. The students, who insisted their work was independent and not organized, were released after a stern warning. This incident highlights the Assam government's recent ban on unauthorized artwork on public structures.
Two students detained for painting Sonam Wangchuk's portrait on flyover in Assam
During a routine patrol, Dispur Police apprehended two art students who were painting a portrait on a flyover pillar. The students, who insisted their work was independent and not organized, were released after a stern warning. This incident highlights the Assam government's recent ban on unauthorized artwork on public structures.
