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PM Modi's foundation for Ammonia Urea fertilizer project to push Assam's development towards a new horizon: CM Himanta Biswa Sarma

Namrup (Assam), December 21: Taking a giant step towards building a self-reliant Assam and India through fertilizer production, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday laid the foundation stone of the Ammonia-Urea Fertiliser Project of Assam Valley Fertiliser and Chemical Company Limited at Namrup. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma termed the day a moment of joy for the people of Assam.

Assam visit: PM Modi to interact with students, pay homage to martyrs

Guwahati, Dec 21: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on Sunday take part in a series of engagements on the second day of his two-day visit to Assam, including an interaction with students, paying homage to the martyrs of the historic Assam Movement, and laying the foundation stone of a major ammonia-urea fertiliser project in Namrup.

Brahmaputra riverfront terminal 'unique in the country': Assam CM

Guwahati, Nov 7: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Friday said that the inauguration of the Guwahati Gateway Terminal and Jetty, along with the Sati Radhika Shaanti Udyan riverfront development, has given a major boost to river-based tourism and recreation in the state, marking a new phase in the transformation of the Brahmaputra riverfront.

Indian Air Force gears up for grand flying display over Guwahati

Guwahati, October 31: The Indian Air Force (IAF) is gearing up to enthral the people of the Northeast with a grand flying display over the majestic Brahmaputra river at Lachit Ghat, Guwahati, on November 9 2025, as part of the celebrations marking the 93rd Anniversary of IAF, a press release said.

Zubeen Garg's ashes immersed in Brahmaputra by wife

Guwahati, Oct 29: In a moment filled with emotion and reverence, Garima Saikia Garg, wife of the late singer Zubeen Garg, on Wednesday immersed his ashes in the River Brahmaputra, accompanied by family members including Garg's sister Palmee Borthakur.

In run up to COP30, Stockholm Paper blames China's expansion, resource extraction for Tibet's extreme ecological stress

New Delhi/Stockholm, Oct 6: A report by the Stockholm Centre for South Asian and Indo-Pacific Affairs (SCSA‑IPA) at the Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP), has urged governments, research institutions, and civil society to place the Tibetan Plateau at the core of international climate policy and has come down heavily on China’s state‑centric model of infrastructure expansion, militarisation, and resource extraction, which it states has transformed one of the world’s most fragile environments into a zone of extreme ecological stress.

Tibet's climate crisis poses global threat, warns Stockholm Paper

Stockholm, October 6: The Stockholm Center for South Asian and Indo-Pacific Affairs (SCSA-IPA) at the Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP) has released a new Stockholm Paper titled "Wither Tibet in the Climate Crisis Agenda?". The publication brings together more than twenty international experts to examine the Tibetan Plateau's accelerating ecological breakdown and its far-reaching implications for Asia's water security, regional stability, and global climate governance, the release stated.

India needs to verify, then trust China...Beijing not really helping on issues of trust-building...: Chinese Studies expert Kondapalli

New Delhi, October 4: India needs to verify and then trust China, a leading Chinese Studies expert has said, noting that there has been no disengagement so far along the LAC with China in eastern Ladakh, Beijing has had double standards on cross-border terrorism faced by India, it provided information to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor and has announced world's biggest dam project on upper reaches of Brahmputra despite India's concerns.