Sikkim Health Minister Slams Sajong Pharmacy College for Administrative Failures, Demands Quick Action

The college management acknowledged the concerns raised and assured the minister of immediate corrective measures.

South Korean President Yoon lifts martial law after major backlash

In the wee hours, Yoon's cabinet approved a motion to end martial law enforcement, approximately six hours after Yoon had declared it.

India willing to engage with interim government of Bangladesh, wants to build stable, constructive relationship: India’s envoy Pranay Verma

India has expressed its willingness to engage and work with the Interim Government of Bangladesh, the Indian envoy in Dhaka said on Tuesday.

4 Insurgents Arrested In Manipur, Large Quantity Of Weapons Recovered

The cadres were identified Ningombam Lemba Singh (25), Mangshatabam Poireinganba Meitei (21) and Laishram Bidyas Singh (21).

Over 40,000 Visitors Throng Hornbill Festival on First 2 Days

Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat will be visiting the festival as the chief guest.

Toong-Naga Road Reopens After a Year, Tourists Flock to North Sikkim

As of today, 717 tourists have visited, accompanied by 123 vehicles, signalling a positive recovery for the region’s tourism sector.

Meghalaya Education Minister Acknowledges Impact Of NEHU Crisis On NEP Implementation

The situation at NEHU has escalated due to the prolonged absence of its Vice-Chancellor, Professor Prabha Shankar Shukla.

AIUDF Suspends Algapur MLA Nijam Uddin Choudhury For 6 Years Over Alleged Anti-Party Activities

Choudhury has been suspended from the party for six years, a letter signed by the party’s general secretary (admin) Hafiz Bashir Ahmed stated.

Cyclone Fengal: Puducherry declares holiday for schools and colleges on December 3

The cyclone resulted in extremely heavy rainfall in coastal regions of north Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.