Doomdooma Forest Division and the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB) have arrested three individuals and recovered pangolin skin, leopard skin, and sambar deer antlers near Badlabhata Tea Estate in Assam's Tinsukia district on Tuesday.
Executive Magistrate Pronamika Konwar, who oversaw the operation, vowed to persist until all illegal mines in the region were sealed. “We will not stop until every single rat hole mine is destroyed,” she stated.
During the operation, authorities seized a truck loaded with illegal timber, including Shimulu and Holong logs, as well as an excavator used in the illicit activity
Dibrugarh, Nov 27: Five illegal coal miners were arrested on Wednesday morning in Tipong Forest Reserve, under the Digboi Forest Division in Tinsukia district of...
In a significant initiative to promote digital literacy and empower rural youth, the Indian Army’s Spear Corps has upgraded the IT lab at Mamorani Prathmik Vidyalaya, a rural school in upper Assam's Tinsukia district.
Dibrugarh, Nov 11: All Moran Students Union (AMSU) aro All Assam Mottock Yuba Chatra Sanmilan (AAMYCS) dolni konta 12-na Tinsukia aro Dibrugarh a•jao bandh...
Tyres were burned along National Highway-37, disrupting traffic. In Dibrugarh, protesters vandalized a vehicle, while in Tinsukia, police resorted to blank firing to control the crowd amid minor clashes.