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Mobile charger cable found in urinary bladder of a man

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Mobile charger cable found in urinary bladder of a man

Bizarre incident: Mobile charger cable found in the urinary bladder of a 30-year-old man

Guwahati, June 6: In a bizarre incident, a surgeon of Assam’s capital city Guwahati took out a mobile charger cable from the urinary bladder of a 30-year-old man.

Dr Walliul Islam – a consultant surgeon at a private hospital in Guwahati had conducted the surgery of the 30-year-old man recently and took out a mobile charger cable from his urinary bladder despite the man misleading the doctor into operating on his stomach.

Dr Walliul Islam said that the man came to him a few days back and told him that he was having stomach pain after consuming a headphone cable by mistake.

The doctors firstly performed an endoscopy by examining his stool but she did not find a cable in his stomach.

mobile charger cable found in urinary bladder

Dr Walliul Islam decided to conduct X-ray while the 30-year-old man was sleeping on the operation table and the doctor was shocked after seeing the result.

Following it, the doctors decided to do surgery on the person.

Dr Walliul Islam said that, after 25 years of experience in surgery, he was surprised and shocked by the incident.

“I continue to be surprised and shocked by instances like this where my intellectual and surgical skills are challenged. A 30-year-old man came to me with complaints of pain abdomen and a history of accidental ingestion of headphones. I operated upon him to find nothing in his Gastrointestinal tract, but instead discovered a mobile phone charger cord in his Urinary Bladder. All of you must have guessed the entry point and route (it entered through his penile urethra to his urinary bladder), his mental health remains a question. Surgery was successful and the patient is recovering and everything is possible on this earth, indeed,” Dr Walliul Islam said.

Dr Islam further said that, the man habituated to insert such things through his penis for sexual pleasure.

mobile charger cable found in urinary bladder

“The man inserted the cable in his urinary bladder through a masturbation process,” Dr Islam said.

But, the cable was safely removed from the urinary bladder of the man and he is now recovering.

Assam HSLC examination results: Boys outshine girls

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Assam HSLC examination results: Boys outshine girls

Boys outshine girls in Assam HSLC examination:

Guwahati, June 6: The Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA) on Saturday declared the Class 10 High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) examination results.

With a pass percentage of 64.80 in the Class 10 HSLC results, boys outperformed girls by a margin of 4.02 per cent.

A total of 3,42,224 students appeared in this year’s HSLC examination of which 2,21,756 students passed in the examination.

48,278 students passed with first division marks with 77,850 in the second division and 95,829 in the third division.

Dhritiraj Bastav Kalita of Padum Pukhuri High School in Darrang district topped the examination with 595 marks.

Alangkrita Gautam Baruah of Salt Brook School in Dibrugarh secured second position with 594 marks.

Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal tweeted his congratulations to the students who passed in the examination.

Sonowal tweeted – “Heartiest congratulations to all my young friends who came out with flying colours in the HSLC & AHM Examinations 2020. My best wishes for a bright future ahead.

Those who didn’t get expected results should not lose hope & keep working hard. Success will be yours.”

 

On the other hand, Assam Education Minister Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma tweeted – “Heartiest congratulations to Class X students on your results. Those who may not have done well, don’t lose heart for success is the sum of small efforts. Special compliments to parents and teachers for your patience & hard work. Wish you all a glorious future ahead.”

Boys outshine girls in Assam HSLC examination.

Madhav Dev Jayanti – This too shall pass!

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Madhav Dev Jayanti – This too shall pass!

Madhav Dev Jayanti – This too shall pass!

June 6, 2020: Madhav Dev Jayanti, a festival celebrated predominantly in Upper Assam and Majuli, is observed in almost every household in the region.

Every year on the Master’s birth anniversary he is offered Sarai (সৰাই), which consists of chickpeas, grams and fruits and is worshipped upon.

People accumulate in prayer houses or নামঘৰ to worship the Master. Devotees sing hymns in the name of the Master. These songs are known as Naam.

And like every form of worship, the crowd of devotees disperse after prasad distribution.

In many places, people avoid non-vegetarian food, light up lamps in the worship of the Master.

Madhav Dev is the most prominent and ardent follower of Srimanta Sankardev and preceptor of Ekasarana Dharma. He is not only known for his loyalty to his guru, but also his brilliant artistic qualities.

He was born in the Lakhimpur district of Upper Assam in May 1489. Although initially, he was a follower of Shaktism, whose philosophy lies in the manifestation of “Shakti” or strength on the supreme goddess, on meeting Sankardev he was converted to Ekasarana Dharma.

Ekasarana Dharma etymologically means taking shelter in one religion. It rejects the idea of Vedic ritualism and propagates the philosophy of Bhakti (devotion) to Krishna through listening and singing hymns in his name.

Its simplicity and accessibility soon attracted a huge number of followers from people belonging to both Hinduism and outside back in the 15th century.

This year, however, would be different than all others. With the lockdown in place followed by the Covid-19 pandemic, people won’t gather in Namghars and celebrate the occasion together.

At home, however, they would still worship the Master, pray for the calamity to be over and joy to return to the lives of people all over the world.

But, this too shall pass!

With the grace of the Master, when these trying times will be over, people from all over the region will come together once again and sing hymns of joy and pray for the well-being of mankind.

Plea to relocate brus in Jampui Hills refused by CM Deb

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Plea to relocate brus in Jampui Hills refused by CM Deb

CM Deb Rejects Mizoram CM’s Plea to Relocate Brus in Jampui Hills:

The Chief Minister of Tripura, Biplab Kumar Deb refused to put up with the request made by the Chief Minister of Mizoram, Zoramthanga, of reconsideration of assembling the people from Brus in the Jampui Hills and some of the areas of North Tripura on Monday.

He said that whatever the people of the state want would be implemented. Since the year 1997, a huge number of Brus have been living in relief camps in North Tripura district. Due to clashes of ethnicity, they had relocated and moved away from Mizoram. There were several attempts to make them citizens again. However, it was fruitless.

Now, the number of people who are displaced has risen to about 34,000. On January 16, an agreement was signed by representatives of the Brus and the Tripura, Mizoram and the Central governments in New Delhi allowed these tribal people to settle in Tripura.

In a letter, Zoramthanga said Biplab Deb, “There has been ethnic tension and upheaval between the Mizos and Brus both in Mizoram and Tripura and any strain between the two communities in Tripura will no doubt have repercussions in Mizoram and vice versa, which could defeat the very purpose and spirit of the agreement.” This was on May 29.

He requested Deb to reconsider immediately and cancel the proposal for resettling the Brus at the Jampui Hills. It was the traditional habitat of the Mizos in Tripura.”I do not know how he can make such a request. What the people of Tripura want would be implemented. We live in a federal structure. If he had anything to say, he should have told it to the Union home minister or the prime minister.”, Deb informed when asked about the issue here.

Zoramthanga mailed a letter on this issue to the Home Minister Amit Shah on that day itself. The letters to Deb and Shah followed a recent demonstration by the members of an NGO of the Mizos who are not supportive of the Bru resettlement in Jampui Hills, claiming that it would have a socio-economic, and political impact. It will result in inter-community clashes and exploitation of the available resources. Mizoram Bru Displaced People’s Forum General Secretary Bruno Msha said, “We consider Zoramthanga’s request a veiled threat to the Brus who are living in Mizoram for ages.” Two out of the proposed twelve sites for resettlements were agreed upon by all. “They had some objections about the other spots and a discussion is on,” he stated.

On January 17, the Chief Minister of Tripura had said, “It will take at least six months to resettle the 34000 odd members of the community.” Each Bru family would get a plot of 1,200-square-foot and Rs 1.5 lakh to build a house, a four lakh rupees fixed deposit and Rs 5,000 per month as per agreement. They will also be getting free ration for the next two years. A total amount of about Rs 600 crore was sanctioned to resettle them within Tripura.

The agreement was signed about a month and a half after the ninth attempt to return Brus failed. Of the targeted 4,447 families, the chief minister had said only 350 could be repatriated. The Bru issue started in September 1997. The killing of a forest guard in the Dampa Tiger Reserve in Mizoram by the insurgents of the Bru National Liberation Front on October 21 that year, aggravated the situation. The first attempt of repatriation of Brus from Tripura was made in November 2009.

Two more COVID-19 positive cases in Sikkim

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Two more COVID-19 positive cases in Sikkim

Sikkim: 2nd & 3rd Covid-19 positive cases registered

June 5, 2020: Two more COVID-19 positive cases have been registered in Sikkim.

Sikkim registers its second Covid-19 positive case on Wednesday and third on Thursday.

The second positive patient happens to be a man from East Sikkim, aged 54. He was among the 856 returnees from Delhi who arrived on the 25th of May. On arrival, he did not show any symptoms. However, he was kept at a quarantine facility at Mining, Rangpo in East Sikkim. On Wednesday, he was tested positive.

Dr Pempa T. Bhutia, Director General and Secretary of the Health Department have confirmed that the 54 years old East Sikkim has been tested positive. However, he has also assured that the two other people who had come to direct contact with him have tested negative.

“As per the following routine their samples were sent for RT-PCR testing at the Viral Research and Diagnostic Laboratory in STNM Hospital after the fifth day of their quarantine and the report came last night at around 11 PM.”

Dr Bhutia also mentioned that the patient was immediately evacuated from the quarantine centre to an isolation ward in the STNM hospital.

Others in the quarantine facility are presently under observation although they have already tested negative. All these people along with doctors and paramedical staff will be tested once again.

Dr Bhutia has also informed that the CMO [East] and the entire team has been working continuously to trace the contact history of the patient to conduct the test of all primary and second contacts with the patient.

Responding to the queries on the health status of the first Covid-19 patient presently, he informed that the patient is in good health.

On Thursday a 3rd person was tested positive.

He is a 34-year-old man who had returned from Mumbai. Although his tests were conducted in Mumbai itself, he did not wait for the test results and boarded Shramik Special to return.

He got informed on the way back in New Jalpaiguri station that his results were positive.

From there he was brought to STNM hospital in a special ambulance, while the 12 other people who had been in direct contact with him in the train have been quarantined immediately after arrival.

Police constables in Assam arrested for beating a man to death

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Assam: Two police constables arrested for beating a 51-year-old man to death

Guwahati, June 5: Two Assam police constables have been arrested on the charge of brutally beating a 51-year-old man to death.

Assam police on Friday had arrested two constables deployed at Jajori police station in Assam’s Nagaon district after the 51-year-old man identified as Phanidhar Bora who was also the secretary of Village Defence Party (VDP), died at a private hospital in Guwahati.

The arrested police constables were identified as Ataur Rahman and Paresh Sharma.

According to the reports, the police constables and the deceased person were engaged in a scuffle on Tuesday night and the arrested constable duo had beaten the person.

Phanidhar Bora, who sustained injuries was admitted to a hospital in Nagaon and the doctors referred him to Guwahati in critical condition.

The 51-year-old man died at a hospital on Thursday night.

Following the incident, a large numbers of local people had gheraoed Jajori police station and demanded the authority to take stern action against the constable duo.

Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) GP Singh on Friday had visited the area and took stock of the situation.

The top Assam cop said that the two constables have been arrested.

“Following the directive of the DGP, the officer-in-Charge of Jajori police station has been transferred to police headquarter. Both constables have been arrested. I directed the Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) of Nagaon district to submit charge sheet within 15 days. It is a criminal act. We will apply to seek permission for hearing the case in fast track court,” GP Singh said.

On the other hand, Assam police has given an ex-gratia of Rs 1 lakh to the family of the deceased person.

Assam Rifles seized drugs in Manipur

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Assam Rifles seized drugs in Manipur

Assam Rifles seized brown sugar drugs worth over Rs 3.32 crore in Manipur, Moreh:

Guwahati, June 5: The troops of Assam Rifles had seized contraband drugs worth over Rs 3.32 crore and apprehended a drug paddler in Manipur, Moreh area.

Based on intelligence input, the troops of 20th battalion of Assam Rifles had intercepted a vehicle at Khudengthabi checkpoint on Thursday evening.

The security personnel had recovered 470 grams of suspected brown sugar worth around Rs 94 lakh which were packed in 38 soap caps from the vehicle during proper checking.

Assam Rifles seized drugs in Manipur

Assam Rifles personnel had apprehended a person identified as Md. Amir Hussain who carried the drugs and later the person along with recovered drugs were handed over to Moreh police station for further investigation.

In a separate operation, the Assam Rifles troops had intercepted a vehicle at Tengnoupal checkpoint on Thursday evening at around 3 pm and recovered huge quantity of suspected drugs worth over Rs 2.38 crore from the vehicle.

The suspected brown sugar weighing 1192 grams was kept hidden in a special chamber of the vehicle coming from the Myanmar side.

Assam land mafias set woman on fire

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Assam land mafias set woman on fire

50-year-old woman set on fire by land mafias over land dispute in Assam Hojai district:

Guwahati, June 5: In a shocking incident, a 50-year-old woman was set on fire alive by land mafias and the group allegedly attempted to kill her over a land dispute in Assam Hojai district.

Some locals had captured the entire incident in their mobile phones and it went viral on social media.

The victim woman identified as Saleha Begum was later rescued by police and admitted her to the hospital.

The incident took place at Dakshin Samarali area under Murajhar police station in the central Assam district on Thursday where a land mafia group had allegedly tried to grab a land.

When the victim woman and other family members went to the spot and tried to stop the group, they allegedly set the woman on fire and attempted to murder her.

In the video, the group was seen trying to plough the land by using a tractor and the woman and other family members trying to stop the group and attacked each other.

Meanwhile, police has registered two cases at Murajhar police station in connection with the incident.

Kabir Limbu, Officer-in-Charge of Murajhar police station said over the phone that – “We have registered two cases following complaints lodged by both parties in connection with the incident. Earlier, a case (no – 400/2019) was registered in 2019 against a person Rahimuddin who allegedly grabbed the land and he is now absconding.”

The police officer further said that an investigation is going on to get to the bottom of everything.

On the other hand, the victim woman Saleha Begum said that the group had threatened to burn her alive.

“It is our land. They set me on fire alive and tried to kill me. But I escaped with some injuries,” the victim woman said.

Covid-19 a blessing in disguise? World Environment Day

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Covid-19 a blessing in disguise? World Environment Day

Covid-19 – a blessing in disguise? Happy World Environment Day

Is Covid-19 a blessing in disguise? At a time when it has affected millions of people worldwide, pollution levels in air, water and soil have decreased drastically all over.

Even if for some time, is the “corona crisis helping our planet breathe again?”

Well, it indeed is. Today we have cleaner water in rivers and oceans, fresher air to breathe. Wildlife and birds are returning home. Skies are clearer than ever before. Nature is once again healing itself.

It is at such times when we need to realise the importance of Mother Nature and make a firm resolve to take care of her health even after this lockdown period is over.

It is high time now to give time to Nature and help it heal itself.

‘Time for Nature’ is exactly what we need to take out from our busy schedules and monotonous lives as Mother Nature not only provides us with the habitat to live, but it also gives us fresh air to breathe, clean water to drink and so much more. It brings solace to lonely minds, helps one fight stress, depression and other chronic diseases. It strengthens our immune system and is the reason behind our existence. Nature’s presence and involvement makes us healthier and happier.

We shall ever be indebted to her for her unconditional and infinite amount of love, care and affection. The only way to repay the debt is perhaps by saving the Mother from the destruction caused by human intervention.

The United Nations General Assembly designated 5th June to be celebrated as World Environment Day every year. On the same day, which also happened to be the first day of the Stockholm Conference, another resolution to create the UNEP was also adopted.

Since then this day is celebrated every year as the UN’s principal vehicle of spreading awareness of the environment and enhancing political attention and action towards it.

“The foods we eat, the air we breathe, the water we drink and the climate that makes our planet habitable all come from nature.

Yet, these are exceptional times in which nature is sending us a message:
To care for ourselves we must care for nature.

It’s time to wake up. To take notice. To raise our voices.
It’s time to build back better for People and Planet.

This World Environment Day, it’s Time for Nature.” (UNEP)

Over the years human intervention has been a major source of polluting the environment in uncountable ways. Air, Water, Soil pollution have been a constant hazard to animal and plant life. Every year the numbers would simply increase.

But with the lockdown in place due to Covid-19 pandemic, the figures have changed. There is an anomaly!

On this day, let’s pledge to be better human beings, to continue the good work that’s happening. Let’s pledge to plant more trees, cause less pollution, reduce, reuse and recycle, conserve electricity and water, educate ourselves and others about our environment, protect animal and plant lives.

Let’s pledge to save our environment together.

Happy World Environment Day!

Assam government to conduct a survey of landslide-prone areas

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Assam government to conduct a survey of landslide-prone areas

Assam government to conduct a survey of landslide-prone areas with the help of Geological Survey of India: CM Sarbananda Sonowal

Guwahati, June 4: Assam government to survey landslide-prone areas. Close on the heels of the landslide induced death in Barak Valley region on Tuesday last and to bring in mechanism to avert such accidents from occurring in the future, Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Thursday directed the Deputy Commissioners (DCs) of Cachar, Karimganj and Hailakandi districts to constitute landslide monitoring and response team at the revenue circle level.

The Assam Chief Minister said that for mapping the landslide-prone spots of the state, the Geological Survey of India will be requested to survey the state.

21 people including few minors were killed and few others injured in several landslide incidents triggered by incessant rains in the three districts.

Chairing a meeting to review the flood and landslide situation in Barak Valley at Silchar on Thursday, Sonowal asked the deputy commissioners to press their men and materials to help flood and erosion affected people.

Survey of landslide-prone areas in Assam

“Administration should provide good quality relief items to the affected people. The state has faced with two-pronged problems namely COVID 19 pandemic and flood,” Sonowal said.

He directed the DCs to make available medical facilities, drinking water etc in the relief camps.

Sonowal asked the DCs to adequately follow social distancing protocols while taking steps to keep the flood-affected people in the relief camps.

He also emphasised on the importance for the people to use masks and maintain cleanliness.

In the meeting, the Principal of Silchar Medical College informed the Assam Chief Minister that facilities have been made to conduct 1000 COVID-19 tests daily.

Sonowal stressed on the need of lifting the morale of the health workers working as COVID warriors.

Survey of landslide-prone areas in Assam

He also asked the DCs to provide fodder for the flood-affected cattle.

Assam Chief Minister Sonowal also gave financial assistance to the next of the kin of those persons killed in the landslide.

Assam Forest Minister ParimalSuklabaidya, MP Rajdeep Roy, MLAs, DCs from three districts, SPs and other senior officers were present during Chief Minister’s visit to Silchar.

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