Assam – 15 arrested for allegedly planting IEDs during Independence Day celebrations

Guwahati. A total of 15 people, including three women, have been arrested from across Assam in connection with Ulfa-I planting IED-like devices at 24 locations to trigger serial blasts on Independence Day, police said. The arrests were made during coordinated raids by Assam Police with the technical support of NIA on Saturday night. Assam Police CPRO…

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VHP calls for judicial inquiry into the allegations of animal fat used in Tirupati Temple laddus

Resolution Passed by the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana members of Kendriya Margadarshak Mandal of Vishwa Hindu Parishad, in the Meeting held on 23 September 2024 in Tirupati. Vishva Hindu Parishad – Bhagyangar Kshetram (Andhra Pradesh and Telangana) Kendriya Margadarshak Mandal (23 September, 2024) Lalitha Peetham, Sri Vasistaasramam, Srinivasamangapuram, Tirupati Condemnation of Alleged Animal Fat Use…

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Historic – Bharat crowned champions with historic double gold in Chess Olympiad

New Delhi. Bharat’s men’s and women’s chess teams both won their first-ever gold medals at the 45th Chess Olympiad on September 22. The men’s team had a strong win against Slovenia, while the women’s team defeated Azerbaijan. The men’s team, featuring young and talented grandmasters like D. Gukesh, Arjun Erigaisi, and R. Praggnanandha, displayed their skills…

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Talking about changing demography in Assam

The rapid change of demography in Assam deserves a wide and pragmatic discussion. Since the days of historic Assam Agitation, the issue has touched the hearts of indigenous people in the far eastern art of Bharat. The movement, even though failed to fulfil the original demand of the agitating students and common people, could however…

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Growing Unrest in Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tracts Raises Regional Concern

The violence in Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) against minority Buddhist and Hindu communities continues to escalate, triggering protests within Bangladesh and across the border in India’s Tripura state. This recent spate of violence has left several people dead and many homes destroyed, stoking fears of further instability in the region, which has long been…

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Miya Muslims in Sonapur: A Threat to Tribal identity and dominion

Buddha Bharat Guwahati-based young social activist Assam has witnessed a growing concern for the increasing population of Miya Muslims in recent years which has slowly eroded the domination of indigenous populations. Talking about Sonapur, which is adjacent to Guwahati, one can reveal that over 10,000 Miya people (who had originally migrated from East Pakistan/Bangladesh) came…

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