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BJP Sikkim a•doko saksan susagen

Gangtok, March 23: Re•baenggipa Lok Sabha Election-o Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) darang baksa Baakrimgija dolsan ong•e susagen. Battanggimin 2019 bilsio BJP aro Sikkim Krantikari Morcha...

BJP to go solo in Sikkim

The Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) will contest the Lok Sabha elections in Sikkim without any alliance.

Opposition parties demands for President’s rule in Sikkim

Gangtok, Mar 10: In a significant political development, Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF) brought different regional and national parties of the State to pass a...

Glacier lake outburst raises concerns over safety of mega hydro projects in Arunachal, NHPC says its ‘safe’  

Guwahati,  Mar 5: There is a growing concern over the safety of construction of mega dams in India and particularly in Arunachal Pradesh in...

Giving jobs to youth is not an ‘election candy’, CM Golay says it’s commitment to ‘Yuva’s Bharosha’

With 26,000 plus regularization of employees and 11,000 appointment orders, Chief Minister Prem Singh Golay fouses on 'Yuva's Bharosha' for the 2024 elections.

Niam taripilanichi Meghalaya-o Lokayukta kam chu•sokatna man•gipa ong•aha: CM

Shillong, Feb 22: Meghalaya a•doko Lokayukta-ko namen kam ong•atna man•na gita 2021 bilsio Meghalaya Lokayukta Act-ko gital dake nipilaha ine skotong minister Conrad K...

Selling of Teesta Urja stakes is a loss of 3 lakh Crores to Sikkim: Chamling

Opposition legislator Pawan Kumar Chamling has alleged that the selling of government's stakes at Teesta Urja Limited has cost Sikkim a loss of over Rs 3 lakh Crores.

Citizen Action Party stages protest rally against sale of Teesta Urja stake

During the protest, CAP Sikkim asserted that no public consultation or confidence was sought before selling the stake.

20,000 Sikkim Govt employees to be regularized by Feb end

Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Golay on February 14 announced the Regularisation Policy 2024, promising to regularise over 20,000 temporary employees by February end working in diffrrent government sectors.

Sikkim proposes seven private universities, introduces bills in Assembly

Education Minister Kunga Nima Lepcha on Monday tabled bills for establishment of seven private universities in various parts of Sikkim.

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