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China today welcomed India's reported decision to reject Australia's request to join this year's Malabar naval exercises saying the security concerns of the different parties should be taken into account while holding such drills. "I have seen the relevant reports on the refusal made by India for the invitation. I think India is also clear about the consideration behind this behaviour," Hua Chunying told media briefing reacting to a report that India has rejected Australia's request to join as observer to avoid backlash from China. She however did not elaborate on India's "consideration" in rejecting Australia's request to join the naval exercises scheduled to be held in July in the Bay of Bengal. "But I think we are happy to see normal dialogue and communications on security issues. But we also hope that when conducting such operations, the parties can fully consider the security concerns of the different parties and also play a positi

The Indian Navy has rescued 33 people from choppy seas off Bangladesh which was today assessing the extent of loss as Cyclone Mora killed at least nine persons and rendered over 50,000 families homeless besides causing widespread damage in coastal regions. Indian Navy ship Sumitra rescued 33 people who were found adrift in the Bay of Bengal, about 160 kms from Chittagong. The Navy has also deployed P-81 aircraft as part of its rescue operation in the country. Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba said another ship -- INS Gharial -- has sailed to Bangladesh with relief materials. Medical and diving teams along with additional rubberised boats and diving equipment were also sent onboard the ship which will join relief operations at Chittagong. The cyclone has affected over a quarter million people in the country, the disaster management ministry said. As many as 286,000 people in 16 coastal districts were affected by the storm, Additional Secretary Golam Mostafa was quoted as saying by bdnew

Diphu, Aru 26: Pini Diphu Circuit House conference hall along Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council kilik a observer pen kilik kachedan dunji abangphu lapen law & order atum aphan mai pangni. Mai along non kevangji Vosik 17 arni kapadoji KAAC kilik ahut tangka kapadam nangji alam heihui mai along chingvai. Non kevangji kilik along kachedan dunji abangphu-phi atum kedopik ajoine kilik kachedan dunji abangphu atum aphan Personel Security Officer pi un-eh det lo pusi election observer pen mai along pangdak. Jongsi kilik kachedan dunji abangphu angbong pen komatne ahavar along kether kehap mate kaphere meme angthek dokok pulote nang pachini noi nelitum pen keton kelang heihui nang thik pi dunpo puta mai along election observer pangdak. La-an chot kali, government akhi adat along poster, kilik kapachethang alam ketok asai deng longle. Jongsi komatne patoite pen government akhi adat along poster lapen kilik kapachethang alam tok det lapen government atum pen paprai dam nangkok pulote kap

In a shocking incident, a group of bandits allegedly gang raped four women of a family, killed one of the members, when he protested, and looted cash and valuables on the Yamuna Expressway in Uttar Pradesh's Gautam Buddh Nagar (Greater Noida) district, about 70 kilometres from Delhi, on Wednesday night. The incident occurred near Sabauta village in the district around midnight, when the family was on way to Bulandshahar to see an ailing relative by a van. The police said that the family members were assaulted and looted and also that one of the members was shot dead. They said that the women would be sent for medical examination to ascertain if they were gang raped. Police officials said that the bandits had fired at one of the tyres of the vehicle forcing the driver to stop it. The bandits, who numbered around six, took the family, consisting of four women, two men and two children, away from the highway and looted cash and valuables besides shooting one of the men dead, when

Mountainous terrain and thick forest cover were posing a challenge to several teams, including airborne, searching for the Indian Air Force’s missing Sukhoi-30 fighter jet on Thursday, two days after it disappeared with two pilots close to the China border. The Indian Air Force said the weather was marginally better on Thursday, and a C-130 aircraft with electro-optical payload and ALH helicopters of IAF are being utilised for the search mission. However, the terrain and thick forest cover are posing a challenge in the search operations. Today the weather was marginally better as a result more air effort could be put in. However, the terrain and thick foliage of the search area is a challenge to the ongoing operations, IAF said in a statement. Apart from the aerial assets, more personnel were added to the existing four ground parties of IAF personnel, nine parties of the Indian Army and two parties of the State Administration which are already deployed to search the area, the s

          Tourist Spots of Karbi Anglong District            Photo above:- KOKA FALLS AT PANIMUR                  Karbi  Anglong or the land of the Karbis may well be called the heart-beat of Assam. This beautiful, large sprawling district lies in the centre of Assam. This enchanting hills district with its diversely rare flora and fauna has remained untouched and undiscovered. Mother nature has indeed been very generous to Karbi Anglong yet its potentialities for tourism remain sadly untapped.                            The peculiarity in the topography of the district lies in the fact that there are actually two parts in this district. The western part part is bifurcated from the Eastern side by a part of Nogaon district. Thus we have the Hamren Sub-division on the Western part  with its rolling hills,dense forests, Waterfalls, rivers abd streams. Come to the East and you are greeted with a combine of flat paddy lands, green hills interspersed with blue meandering rivers.

large sprawling district lies in the centre of Assam. This enchanting hills district with its diversely rare flora and fauna has remained untouched and undiscovered. Mother nature has indeed been very generous to Karbi Anglong yet its potentialities for tourism remain sadly untapped.                            The peculiarity in the topography of the district lies in the fact that there are actually two parts in this district. The western part part is bifurcated from the Eastern side by a part of Nogaon district. Thus we have the Hamren Sub-division on the Western part  with its rolling hills,dense forests, Waterfalls, rivers abd streams. Come to the East and you are greeted with a combine of flat paddy lands, green hills interspersed with blue meandering rivers.                            While summer in Karbi Anglong can be hot and humid and generally lasts from June to August, the remaining parts of the year are pleasant and bracing. The Peak season for tourists to visit the d

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GUWAHATI: CM  Sarbananda Sonowal  inaugurated  free diagnostic services , including CT scan and X-ray service, at  Mahendra Mohan Choudhury Hospital , through a video conference, on Thursday. This service, a state government initiative to  improve healthcare facilities , was inaugurated across 16 district hospitals and regional diagnostic centres simultaneously across the state. It is planned that all state government hospitals, except medical colleges, will offer the free service. In the first phase, the scheme will cover district civil hospitals, first referral units and regional district hospitals in Kamrup, Sonitpur, Goalpara, Bongaigaon, Golaghat, Kamrup (metro), Darrang, Dhubri, Kokrajhar, Hailakandi, Lakhimpur, Dhemaji, Nalbari, Baksa, Barpeta and Dima Hasao. The inauguration was done via video link in the presence of health minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and other senior officials from the state health department at the Administrative Staff College. Sonowal said the

Assam’s Kaziranga National Park will be shut for visitors from next week, Director Satyendra Singh announced on Thursday. He said that the jeep and elephant safaris will be closed from May 16. The increased rainfall in the last one month has partially submerged the roads inside the park making it difficult for jeeps to ply for safaris. “Similarly, the temperatures have also increased in the last couple of days and under these circumstances…Taking these factors into consideration, we have decided to close the park,” Singh said. The normal safari season is from November 1 to April 30. Earlier this year, Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal had announced an extension and said the government will try to open the park from October 1 to May 30. “We tried to follow the government’s directives but due to the weather factors, we took the decision to close the park from May 16. However, we are going to put in efforts to make sure that it reopens on October 1,” the park director add