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27/06/2022

| Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor are all set to turn parents. The duo is expecting their first child in November this year, according to sources. Alia shared the news on social media with a picture of herself undergoing sonography. The actress tied the knot with Ranbir on April 14, 2022.

Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor had a sweet surprise for fans on Monday morning as they announced that they would soon begin their new journey. In the picture, Alia can be seen undergoing sonography while Ranbir watches her.

Sharing the pic, Alia wrote, “Our baby .. coming soon (sic).”

Our sources also informed us that the duo has regularly been checking up with the doctor and all tests, to date, are fine.
Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor tied the knot at their Mumbai home on April 14, 2022. The duo's intimate wedding was attended by close family and friends.

27/06/2022

| A woman in Uttar Pradesh's Prayagraj switched her gender to be with her girlfriend after families opposed their relationship.

Two women, who are le****ns, vowed to be partners throughout their journey, but when the family did not accept their relationship, one of them decided to undergo surgery to change her gender. The woman, madly in love with her partner, decided to switch her gender to avoid any hurdles and stop the interference of other people.

The woman tried all the possible ways to persuade the families but in vain and when she was left with no other option, she decided to change her gender.
A team of doctors at Swaroop Rani Nehru Hospital in Prayagraj conducted the s*x reassignment surgery when altercations were made to her upper body parts and chest restructuring. The doctors said that the surgery would take another 1.5 years, following which she would become a man.

Dr. Mohit Jain who lead the surgery said, "The woman will be given testosterone replacement therapy. The testosterone therapy will stimulate the growth of chest hair."

He further explained that after the gender change surgery, the woman would not be in a position to conceive and become pregnant. "This is the first time that such an operation has been conducted and a time of around 18 months is expected to complete this. A full health check-up of the woman was done and she is doing fine," he added.

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27/06/2022

| Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu on Monday asserted that students who have got the first division in the Higher Secondary examinations will get a scooter. ''Earlier, the Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma had said that students securing first division in HSLC and HS would be given a scooter. The scooter will be given on the basis of cut-off marks,'' media reports quoted him as saying.

He further said that scooters were given to students last year based on a set of cut-off marks, and the same will be repeated this year under the same conditions. The Chief Minister will decide how to continue the Anundoram Barooah reward for first-division holders. The higher secondary (HS) results were released by the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) on Monday. As per the official data from AHSEC, the passing percentage in Arts is 83.48%, Commerce- 87.26%, and Science- 92.19%.

Around 156107 students appeared for the HS exam in the Arts stream and out of them, around 130324 or 83.48% have passed. In the Arts Stream, Cherry Gohain of Women's College Tinsukia and Sadhana Devi of Kamrupa Girls' Senior Secondary School has topped with 487 marks. On the other hand, in the Science stream, as many as 33534 students wrote the exam and of them, 30915 or 92.19% make it to the passing list. In the Science stream, Dhritiraj Bastav Kalita of Deomoroni HS School has topped with 491 marks.

27/06/2022

| The Bodoland Janajati Suraksha Mancha (BJSM) has strongly opposed the move of Kokrajhar district administration for the acquisition of 36 bighas of land in Boro tribal inhabited area in Kokrajhar town for construction of a new Circuit House but said that the administration had miserably failed to carry out an eviction drive against tribal illegal settlers in government khas lands near Gaurang riverine areas.

In a memorandum to the Kokrajhar Deputy Commissioner submitted on Friday, the president of BJSM, Janaklal Basumatary, and working president DD Narzary said the Kokrajhar DC had carried out a land acquisition survey of 36 bighas under Dag no. 497 of Kokrajhar revenue circle in Chandamari area inhabited by tribal people for construction of new Circuit House and now the DC's residence. They said they were against the acquisition of land in tribal inhabited areas for any construction purpose. They said that thousands of bighas of khas land were being illegally occupied by non-tribal people, but instead of evicting them, the district administration had set its eyes on tribal land for construction purposes.

The memorandum said there was already a DC bungalow and Circuit House in Kokrajhar town. Besides, there is the Bodoland Guest house, PWD guest house, police guest house, Irrigation guest house, agriculture guest house, Sericulture guest house, and CIT guest house with modern facilities in Kokrajhar town. Thus, there is no urgent necessity for the construction of another Circuit House and DC bungalow in tribal agricultural land.

The BJSM urged the district administration to stop land acquisition in tribal inhabited areas and called for action against illegal settlers in Kokrajhar. They also said that the government should stop 'harassing' tribal people by the forceful acquisition of land and provide land pattas to them.

27/06/2022

| The top 10 students in the Commerce stream of the 2022 Higher Secondary Final Year results announced on June 27 are as follows:

1st Place : (482) Sagar Agarwal, Vivekananda Senior Secondary School, Cachar

2nd Place: (476) Manosh Jyoti Borthakur, Crescent Academy, Jorhat

3rd Place : (474) Nikhil Gupta, RD Senior Secondary School

4th Place: (473) Nancy Khetawat, PB College, Dhubri Priyakshi Ghosh, PR Government HS & MP School, Goalpara

5th Place: (472) Pratham Agarwalla, Sivasagar Senior Secondary School, Sivasagar

6th Place: (468) Mrinal Ray, PR Government HS & MP School, Goalpara Deepak Lodha, KC Das Commerce College, Kamrup (Metro)

7th place (466) Vandana Baldewa, Sivasagar Senior Secondary School, Sivasagar

8th Place: (465) Simran Surana, Nagaon GOVT Boys' HS School, Nagaon

9th Place: (461) Chandan Bora, Gitanjali Senior Secondary School, Nagaon

10th Place: (460) Priyangshu Das, Sonari Commerce College, Charaideo As many as 15199 students sat for exams in the Commerce stream, and of them, around 13264 or 87.27% have passed.

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| The top 10 students in Science stream in the 2022 Higher Secondary Final Year results announced on June 27 are as follows:

1st Place: Dhritiraj Bastav Kalita, Deomornoi H S School, Darrang (Total marks secured 491)

2nd place: Alangkrita Gautam Baruah, Salt Brook Academy (Senior Secondary School), Dibrugarh (488)

3rd place: Surajit Sutradhar, Concept Senior Secondary School, Nagaon (486)

4th place: Rittik Kumar Sut, Concept Senior Secondary School, Nagaon (482); Aldrin Nath, Ramanujan Senior Secondary School, Nagaon (482)

5th place: Ayman Shoaib, Salt Brook Academy, Dibrugarh, (481); Ruhan Saikia, Concept Senior Secondary School, Nagaon (481)

6th place: Avilasha Dutta, Dr. Radhakrishnan School of Arts Commerce and Science, Dibrugarh (478)

7th place: Debabrata Kalita, Damdama Higher Secondary School, Kamrup (477); Vaibhav Sonwal, Ramanujan Senior Secondary School, Nagaon (477)

8th place: Gauranga Bhuyan, Pragya Academy, Jorhat (476)

9th place: Saptarikhi Kalita, Krishna Kanta Handiqui Senior Secondary School, Barpeta (475); Debashish Sharmah, Concept Senior Secondary School, Nagaon, (475); Bikiran Nath, Ramanujan Senior Secondary School, Nagaon (475); Pritam Sarkar, Ramanujan Senior Secondary School, Nagaon (475)

10th place: Suprajit Saha, Bhawanipur HS School, Barpeta (474); Antarikhya Majumdar, Dr. Radhakrishnan School of Arts Commerce and Science, Dibrugarh (474); Debagyan Bordoloi, Pragya Academy, (474); Kishan Harlalka, Pragya Academy, (474); Bedanta Sarma, Cotton University, Kamrup (474).

27/06/2022

| Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) on Monday declared the Assam HS result 2022 and the passing percentage in the three streams of Arts, Commerce and Science remained above 80 percent. As per the official data from AHSEC, the passing percentage in Arts is 83.48%, Commerce- 87.26%, and Science- 92.19%. Around 156107 students appeared for the HS exam in the Arts stream and out of them, around 130324 or 83.48% have passed. In the Arts Stream, Cherry Gohain of Women's College Tinsukia and Sadhana Devi of Kamrupa Girls' Senior Secondary School has topped with 487 marks.

On the other hand, in the Science stream, as many as 33534 students wrote the exam and of them, 30915 or 92.19% make it to the passing list. In the Science stream, Dhritiraj Bastav Kalita of Deomoroni HS School has topped with 491 marks. Lastly, 15199 students sat for exams in the Commerce stream and of them, around 13264 or 87.27% have passed. In the Commerce stream, Sagar Agarwal of Vivekananda Senior Secondary School, Cachar has secured the top position with 482 marks.

The topper's name will also be announced during a press conference conducted by AHSEC today. The Higher Secondary (HS) or class 12 board exams commenced on March 15 and concluded on April 12, 2022. Last year, a total of 78.28 percent of students had made it to the passing list in the Arts stream which was around 88.18 percent. The passing percentage in the Commerce stream stood at 91.55 percent. On the other hand, 88.06 percent of students successfully cleared the Science stream.

26/06/2022

| Nobojit Narzary from Assam has been declared the winner of DID L'il Masters Season 5. The nine-year-old is known for his freestyle, hip hop, and contemporary dance styles. Nobojit has been interested in dancing since the time he was little, but he started practicing it in the past two years.
Soon after winning the title, and excited Nobojit said, "I am very happy to lift the trophy of DID L'il Masters. I never thought that I would be able to compete with other contestants and actually win this show. All this feels like a dream and even in my dreams I never imagined this."
Sharing about how his parents and dance teacher reacted to his win, he says, "My mom and dance teacher both are here in Mumbai with me. They were thrilled to see me win. My mom had tears in her eyes. It feels good to see them so happy." Nobojit's father is back in their hometown Assam and he cheered for his son from there. "I spoke to my father. He told me to work hard in life and keep going ahead," shares Nobojit.
Nobojit has worked hard to win the show.
Even before he became part of it, he was staying in his dance teacher's house for two years. He says, "I was living with my dance teacher Dipika madam for two years. My parents had suggested that I live in her house because traveling from my place to her home was very far. It was difficult for us to do that every day. That's the reason why I was living there. I used to miss my mother a lot because I am very close to her, but I did it to pursue dance."

26/06/2022

| The counting of votes was completed in Tripura by-polls in four Assembly constituencies on Sunday (June 26). BJP won 3 out of 4 constituencies and Congress bagged one. Chief Minister and BJP candidate Manik Saha won in Town Bordowali. Meanwhile, in the Agartala constituency, Sudip Roy Barman of the Congress won. The BJP's Swapna Das won in Surma and BJP's Malina Debnath won from the Jubarajnagar constituency,

Voting for the Tripura by-polls in four Assembly constituencies took place on Thursday (June 23). Out of 1,89,032 people, over 78.58 percent of them cast their votes amid incidents of violence. Tripura by-polls results were announced today (June 26) for the by-elections to Agartala, Town Bordowali, Surma, and Jubarajnagar Assembly constituencies. BJP won 3 out of the 4 seats.

26/06/2022

| Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma visited the flood-affected Barak valley area where a resident braved flood waters to greet him with a 'Gamusa' on Sunday. Meanwhile, CM Sarma assessed the damage caused by the flood waters and interacted with the people. Sarma also held a review meeting on the flood situation and rescue operations being carried out in the district. Notably, around 2.78 lakh people are affected in the Cachar district with 96,689 people suffering in Silchar town alone.

A total population of 1,09,868 are taking refuge in 224 relief camps in the district, including 25,148 people in Silchar. Taking to his Twitter handle the CM wrote, "Inspected the magnitude of flood & extent of damage at Rangirkhari, Silchar on a boat during my second visit to the flood-hit town. During my more than one-hour inspection, saw the hardships faced by people as most areas are still reeling under floodwaters." "Our Govt stands firmly with the people of Silchar and we are unwavering in our efforts to lessen their sufferings," he added.

26/06/2022

| India skipper Rohit Sharma has tested positive for COVID-19 in a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) and was placed in isolation ahead of the 'fifth' Test against England, the BCCI said on Sunday.

The Test match is scheduled to begin on July 1 in Birmingham and if Rohit remains in six-day isolation, either pacer Jasprit Bumrah or wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant could be asked to lead the team.

"Team India captain Mr. Rohit Sharma has tested positive for COVID-19 following a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) conducted on Saturday," BCCI Secretary Jay Shah said in a media release.

"He is currently in isolation at the team hotel and is under the care of the BCCI Medical Team. An RT-PCR test will be conducted on Sunday to ascertain his CT value," the release added.

Rohit had batted on the first day of the ongoing warm-up game against Leicestershire but didn't take the field on the second day. He did not bat in the second Indian innings.

The 35-year-old Indian skipper is expected to open the innings alongside Shubman Gill in the Test match and his participation would now depend on the result of his RT-PCR test and recovery.

Off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin had also joined the squad in England late since he had also tested positive for COVID-19 before the team left for the UK tour.

The matches are not played under a bio-bubble in the UK now. India too hosted South Africa recently without a bio-bubble.

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