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08/09/2026

| CBT NAMCHI CELEBRATES MAJOR MBBS SUCCESS; 44 STUDENTS SECURE GOVT MEDICAL SEATS

Concept Booster Tutorial (CBT), Namchi has recorded a major achievement, with 44 out of 70 students who completed its NEET coaching securing MBBS seats in government medical colleges across India. Of them, 35 students have secured seats at Helen Lepcha Sikkim Government Medical College, while others have gained admission to RIMS Imphal, government medical colleges in Chhattisgarh, and medical colleges in Bhagalpur, Siliguri and Bankura. Operating for the past five years, CBT Namchi has been providing affordable NEET coaching to students across Sikkim and has helped dozens of aspirants secure seats in prestigious government medical colleges.

07/09/2026

राष्ट्रिय शिक्षक पुरस्कार ग्रहण गरेरसिक्किम आइपुगिन् सुष्मा तामाङ साझा गरिन् आफ्नो अनुभव

07/09/2026

SIKKIM’S FIRST GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE TO BEGIN ACADEMIC SESSION FROM SEPTEMBER 18

Sikkim’s first government medical college, Helen Lepcha Medical College and Hospital at Sochakgang, will begin its first academic session on September 18, 2026. Health and Family Welfare Minister G.T. Dhungel confirmed the development, describing it as a major milestone for the state’s health and education sectors. The first batch will comprise 130 students, including 100 seats at the college and 30 students from Manipal.

An official programme will be held on September 18, with Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang expected to visit the college campus during the first half of the day. In the afternoon, a programme at Manan Kendra will feature the new students’ white-coat ceremony and formal oath-taking. The government medical college is expected to make medical education more accessible to students from Sikkim and further strengthen the state’s healthcare infrastructure.

07/09/2026

| SIKKIM VOTER ROLL UPDATED AFTER SIR; 54,209 NAMES DELETED

The electoral roll in Sikkim has been updated following the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), with the total number of voters falling from 4,71,018 to 4,18,467. A total of 54,209 names have been deleted during the revision process.

However, voters whose names have been deleted can still apply for inclusion in the electoral roll if they have the required documents. They can approach the District Collector (DC) and submit the necessary documents for re-enrolment. The deadline for submitting applications is September 22, 2026.

07/09/2026

A multi-storey building collapsed in Delhi’s Satya Niketan area this afternoon, leaving seven people dead and several others injured. AIIMS Delhi said 12 victims were brought to the hospital, of whom six were declared dead and one later succumbed to injuries. Three rescued people remain in critical condition, while two are stable and one has been discharged.

A total of 54,209 voters have been excluded from the electoral rolls in Sikkim following the Special Intensive Revision ...
06/09/2026

A total of 54,209 voters have been excluded from the electoral rolls in Sikkim following the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), according to the Election Commission. Of the total, 37,724 names were removed under the categories of absentee, shifted, deceased and duplicate voters. Another 16,485 voters were found ineligible during the Notice and Hearing process conducted as part of the revision. The SIR exercise was carried out to verify voter details and update the electoral rolls in the state.

PRESS RELEASE FROM SIKKIM STATE DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
06/09/2026

PRESS RELEASE FROM SIKKIM STATE DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

Press Release from District Administrative Centre, ManganMangan, September 6: The District Administration, Mangan, recei...
06/09/2026

Press Release from District Administrative Centre, Mangan

Mangan, September 6: The District Administration, Mangan, received information from the District Police and Chungthang Sub-Division Police regarding a landslide that occurred above the Chyakoong River, opposite OC Bhir, during the intervening night of September 5 and 6, 2026.

A substantial portion of the hillside along the new road cutting of the Naga–Tosa Road in the Naga Forest area, opposite the Theng Tunnel, reportedly collapsed near the confluence of the Teesta and Chyakoong Rivers. The landslide has resulted in the partial blockage of the flow of both rivers, with the flow of the Teesta River being temporarily obstructed.

At present, the flow of the Teesta River remains normal. Water has accumulated in the Teesta and Chyakoong Rivers; however, both rivers continue to flow partially.

No loss of life or injuries have been reported so far. The extent of damage to property, if any, is presently being assessed.

The SHO, Chungthang CP/PS, and personnel at Theng CP are continuously monitoring the situation on the ground.

It has further been reported that the water levels at Sankalang OP and Phidang OP are presently normal, although the water is muddy. Both locations have been directed to maintain continuous monitoring of the river water levels and immediately report any significant changes.

The Police Control Room has also been informed and directed to alert vulnerable areas in the lower belt as a precautionary measure. However there is no immediate threat or danger in the downstream.

The District Administration, Mangan, is continuously monitoring the situation at the slide area as well as along the Teesta river belt. Further updates will be issued following a detailed assessment of the situation at the site.

Issued by:
District Administrative Centre
Mangan District

06/09/2026

A massive landslide near Chyakoong in North Sikkim temporarily blocked the Teesta River. The river has now resumed its flow, while police are monitoring the situation. Downstream residents have been advised to remain alert and avoid going near the riverbanks.

ROAD SITUATION REPORT | 6th SEPTEMBER
06/09/2026

ROAD SITUATION REPORT | 6th SEPTEMBER

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