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Guwahati: A woman has been accused of killing her four-month-old infant in Barpeta, Assam on Thursday. The suspected infanticide has emerged from Moiramara in Howly, Barpeta, where a four-month-old infant was found dead. Ready for a challenge? Click here to take our quiz and show off your knowledge! The infant’s father, Dr Shahidul Islam, has filed a formal complaint with the Howly police, alleging that his wife, Marjina Khatun, was responsible for their daughter’s death.

1 month ago | nenow.in | Mohsin Khaiyam

Guwahati: A woman has been accused of killing her four-month-old infant in Barpeta, Assam on Thursday. The suspected infanticide has emerged from Moiramara in Howly, Barpeta, where a four-month-old infant was found dead. Ready for a challenge? Click here to take our quiz and show off your knowledge! The infant’s father, Dr Shahidul Islam, has filed a formal complaint with the Howly police, alleging that his wife, Marjina Khatun, was responsible for their daughter’s death.

1 month ago | 34.100.234.47 | Mohsin Khaiyam

Guwahati: Forest officials in Dhubri, Assam seized an illegal band sawmill operating in the Paglahat area. This operation is part of ongoing efforts to curb environmental crimes in the region, an official said. Ready for a challenge? Click here to take our quiz and show off your knowledge! The forest official informed that the raid based on specific inputs resulted in the successful dismantling of an unauthorized sawmill.

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Guwahati: The Barpeta District and Sessions Court in Assam sentenced a man to life imprisonment for the brutal murder of his wife. Ashok Das, a resident of Palangdihati in Barpeta, Assam was sentenced to life imprisonment for the brutal murder of his wife, Munu Das, in 2017. District and Sessions Judge Dipak Thakuria delivered the verdict, marking the end of a nearly years-long legal battle. Ready for a challenge?

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Guwahati: The Border Security Force (BSF) seized fake Indian currency notes (FICN) worth Rs 1.97 lakh in Assam’s South Salmara-Mankachar district. The seizure was made during a search operation, launched by the 45th Battalion of the BSF, acting on credible intelligence. Ready for a challenge? Click here to take our quiz and show off your knowledge! The currency seized was all in Rs 500 denominations and was nearly identical to the real notes in terms of texture and colour.