India Today's OSINT team employed analysed Sentinel-1 data to generate high-resolution flood maps, enabling precise identification of inundated zones across Assam in the wake of the recent flooding.

GUWAHATI: The controversial Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1952, (), has been lifted from four of Assam’s eight districts where it was in force while being extended in the remaining four.The ...

Assam floods: An official statement from Cachar said all educational institutions in the district will remain closed for two days till Tuesday. As much as 3,524.38 hectares of crop land have been ...

Sribhumi is worst-hit district in Assam More than 5.15 people in 65 revenue circles and 1,254 villages of 22 districts remained affected, with Sribhumi the worst-hit district with 1,94,172 flood ...

At the Assam Police Day 2023 celebrations here, DGP Gyanendra Pratap Singh said the 'disturbed area' tag, which allows enforcement of the AFSPA, has, however, been withdrawn from four other districts.

Assam districts report more applications for Aadhaar than their population; Himanta cracks down. Himanta Biswa Sarma has declared that new Aadhaar applicants must provide their NRC application ...

Guwahati: The Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act or AFSPA was extended in four districts of Assam for six months in view of the "recent disturbances" in Bangladesh and its potentially inimical ...

Wrong GPS misleads 16 Assam Police officers to Nagaland A team of 16 cops were on a raid when the directions on Google Maps, the app they used for navigation, mislead them.

The Assam Government has extended the application of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 (AFSPA) in three districts of the state for six more months following a review of the law and order ...

"The Governor of Assam is pleased to notify that the sub-districts are known as 'Xama-Zilla' in Assamese and 39 nos. of the following Sub-districts 'Xama-Zilla' along with the headquarters shall ...

Nagaland tribe seeks Assam boundary map ‘rectified’, writes to CM Rio The Konyak Union urged Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio to help remove discrepancies on Google Maps.