Gearing N.E.

Irreparable Loss 💔

Rest in Peace Priyanka Bodo💔😢
She was an active dedicated, talented dancer & volunteer of Assam State NSS. She was also a selected volunteer for Day Parade'2019 (New Delhi)
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Strict Total Lockdown for 14 days at Guwahati from Sunday Midnight.

7pm to 7am Curfew at All Over Assam.

Horrifying after affects at Baghjan, Tinsukia after an Oil rig blown out. Gas and oil was leaking last 14 days befor this accident.

A couple looking at the home they left behind. It takes years to build one, but it takes a few moments to burn one. The tragedy of Baghjan.
Photo by: Diganta Rajkhowa.

LIST OF CONTAINMENT ZONES IN KAMRUP METROPOLITAN (GUWAHATI)

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT~

Govt of Assam has made All admissions - from HS upto PG level including medical, engineering, polytechnic for academic year 2020-21 - absolutely free. Under stress due to , this shall be big relief to families. All prospectus will be free.

Under Anundoram Barooah Award students with distinction & star marks in HSLC exams are rewarded with a computer every year. This year, instead of laptop, they shall get Rs 20,000 in their bank accounts in DBT mode. They're free to purchase computers of their choice.

ASSAM MARKED 2000+ CASES.

📌Alert ~ 85 new cases of +

21 Barpeta, 21 Tinsukia, 14 Dima Hasao, 8 Dhemaji, 8 Udalguri, 5 Kamrup 4 Lakhimpur, 3 Kamrup Rural, 1 Baksa

↗️Total cases 2073
↗️Recovered 442
↗️Active cases 1624
↗️Deaths 04

Update 10:30 PM /June 4/Day's total 243

She trusted human and we betrayed her.
A pregnant elephant died with her baby.
She was given pineapple to eat stuffed with fire crackers. She died standing at river.
SHAME ON HUMANITY.
SHAME ON US.
WE DON'T DESERVE THIS WORLD.
THIS IS THEIR WORLD TOO.
STOP BRUTALITY OVER ANIMALS.

Indian Railways operationalised 4155 'Shramik Special' trains across the country till 10 am today and transported more than 57 lakh passengers to their home states since May 1.

About 8,500 Coronavirus Cases In India In 24 Hours, Biggest Jump So Far
Coronavirus: India has climbed to seventh from the ninth spot in the list of 10 nations worst hit by the pandemic, with more cases than that of France.

As per the latest lockdown guidelines announced by the Ministry of Home Affairs on Saturday, the resumption of several prohibited activities in a phased manner in areas outside containment zones has been allowed.

One significant feature of the latest guidelines- titled "Unlock 1 : Guidelines for Phased Re-opening" - is that the Centre has allowed unrestricted inter-state and intra-state movement of persons, without requirement of travel passes.

"There will be no restriction on inter-state and intra-state movement of persons and goods. No separate permission/approval/e-permit will be required for such movements", read the order.

At the same time, the Centre has given States the option to impose such restrictions, if they feel it necessary based on assessment of local situation. However, the States have to give wide publicity in advance about such restrictions.

"However, if a state/union territory, based on reasons of public health and its assessment of the situation, proposes to regulate movement of persons, it will give wide publicity in advance regarding the restrictions to be placed on such movement and the related procedures to be followed," reads the order.

It was on April 29 that the Centre first allowed inter-state movement of persons after the declaration of nationwide lockdown on March 24. However, that permission was only for migrant workers, students, pilgrims, tourists etc who got stranded at different places on account of the lockdown. As per the Standard Operation Procedure issued by the MHA then, the person had to obtain passes from both the host state and the destination state to embark on inter-state travel.

There was a case in the High Court of Kerala seeking to allow persons who got stranded at Kerala-Karnataka border due to lack of travel permit from the Kerala Government. While allowing their entry as a one-time measure on humanitarian grounds, the Kerala HC on May 10 stressed that the SOP has to be strictly followed for inter-state movement.

The MHA order further stated that the movement of special categories of persons including passenger trains, shramik trains, domestic and international air travel will continue to be regulated by standard operating procedures issued in advance.

"Movement by passenger trains and Shramik special trains, domestic air passenger travel, movement of Indian nationals stranded outside the country and of specified persons to travel abroad, evacuation of foregin nationals, and sign-on and sign-off of Indian seafarers will continue to be regulated as per SOPs issued," reads the order.

The order further states that no State/UT will stop the the movement of goods and cargo for cross land-border trade under treaties with neighboring countries.

📌Alert ~ 89 new cases of +

30 Kamrup, 17 Tinsukia, 14 Guwahati, 14 Dhubri, 10 Cachar, 4 Dhemaji

↗️Total cases 1024
↗️Recovered 125
↗️Active cases 892
↗️Deaths 04

Update 9:40 pm / May 29 / Day's total as of now 144

Toll gates across Assam in the East-West corridor stretch are all set to be operational in the coming days.

Earlier, the Raha and Nazirakhat (Sonapur), Bijni toll gates had started functioning and others are in various stages of implementation.

The toll gates are: Patgaon (From Kochugaon to Rakhaldubi), Dahalapara (From Rakhaldubi to Kalijhar), Madanpur (From Pathsala to Amingaon), Nazirakhat (From Amingaon to Jagiroad), Raha (From Jagiroad to Nagaon), MikiratiHawgaon (From Nagoan to Lanka), Manderdisa (From Lanka to Hatikhali).

📌Alert ~ 30 new cases of +

16 Golaghat, 6 Karimganj, 2 Lakhimpur, 2 Cachar, 2 Hailakandi, 2 Karbi Anglong

↗️Total cases 910
↗️Recovered 103
↗️Active cases 800
↗️Deaths 04

Update 11:45 am / May 29 / Day's total as of now 30