Hemanta Kumar Nath

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Hemanta Kumar Nath is a correspondent in Assam, India, who reports on local news in Assam, the north east Indian state.

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Rhino Poacher Killed in Kaziranga

When security forces reached the area, the poacher fired. Both camps fired and a poacher died there, according to Park officials.

Police Personnel and NDFB Militant Arrested in Assam

The search operation in Nalbari district led to the arrest of two police personnel named Kamini Barman(Havilder), Gopal Choudhury (Constable) and a cadre of pro-talk NDFB, who identified as D Dalai alias Bipul Daimary, Nalbari district SP Abu Sufian

Two People Beheaded, Killers Surrender With Severed Heads

Guwahati, May 16: Two people beheaded in Assam's Jorhat district on Wednesday. The killers surrendered to authorities while still possession of the severed heads, police said.

ULFA Opposes Maoist Movement in Assam

It was cleared the ideology difference between the two factions of ULFA pro-talk leader Arabinda Rajkhowa expressed his comment on the maoist issue.

Is Tarun Gogoi Creating Space for Maoists in Assam?

Akhil Gogoi noted that in the democratic movement protest against the big dam construction, KMSS and other organizations had took part in the movement and raised their voices on the issue.

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