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The Arunachal Frontier Tribal Front (AFTF) has demanded the scrapping of the 80:20 recruitment ratio in Arunachal Pradesh, instead calling for 100 per cent reservation for tribal communities in the state.

The flood situation in Arunachal Pradesh has shown signs of improvement following a spell of clear weather and a decline in the number of affected villages and people over the past 24 hours.

Assam Forest Minister Jayanta Mallabaruah has reaffirmed the state government's commitment to making environmental conservation a people's movement. Multiple initiatives will be implemented across the state in the coming months.

India-Japan collaboration brews success as Assam's first commercially produced Matcha tea is sold through the Guwahati Tea Auction Centre, marking a new chapter for Assam's tea industry.

A viral CCTV video has shifted public discourse in Nagaland from questions over the conduct of student organisations to the implementation of the state's liquor prohibition law. The controversy centres on Katho P Awomi, Finance Secretary of the Naga Students' Federation.

The Sohra Civil Sub-Division has imposed a prohibitory order in and around Weisawdong Falls due to a renewed dispute between Laitduh and Umblai villages, closing the site to tourists until further notice.

Siya Goyal and Chetan Chaudhary used coded language to communicate after Ketan Agarwal's alleged murder. A Snapchat conversation reveals Siya's statement about a 'wedding that is never going to happen.'

Australians have a more negative view of Israel than of China, with women and middle-aged people exhibiting the least positive perception of Israel. The country's favourability rating is at 19%, compared to 24% for China.

A new report reveals Australia's median wealth has declined despite the rich getting richer, with a growing divide between the wealthiest and the broader population. The country's median net wealth remains the third-highest in the world.

Brazil's sports betting industry is under scrutiny as the World Cup fuels a surge in betting, sparking concerns over mental health and calls for tighter regulations.

Fears grow for Craig and Lindsay Foreman, a British couple on hunger strike in Iran's Evin prison, as UN human rights experts demand their urgent release. The couple, sentenced to 10 years on espionage charges, have been on hunger strike for 55 and 46 days respectively.

Cape Verde, a small African nation, is defying expectations at the World Cup, inspiring pride and unity among its diaspora community worldwide.

Swiss glaciers are losing snow at an alarming rate due to a severe European heatwave, with the Rhone Glacier hitting its 'Glacier Loss Day' weeks ahead of schedule. Climate change is likely to blame.

Residents in the US Pacific territories are bracing for a super typhoon, just months after a devastating cyclone hit the region. The Northern Mariana Islands are still recovering from Super Typhoon Sinlaku in April.

A BJP Yuva Morcha state executive member has been booked for allegedly sexually harassing a doctor inside a medical college in Madhya Pradesh's Sagar district. The incident has sparked widespread outrage among doctors and nursing staff.

The Defence Acquisition Council has cleared acquisition proposals worth Rs 52,000 crore for the Armed Forces, including Anti-UAV Electronic Warfare System and Medium Range Surface-to-Air Missile Weapon System.

The World Meteorological Organization warns of a strengthening El Nino phenomenon, expected to bring heatwaves, droughts, and heavy rainfall globally, with India likely to experience below-normal rainfall and a delayed monsoon season.

Former Vice President of India Jagdeep Dhankhar underwent a successful angioplasty at Eternal Hospital in Jaipur. He is currently stable and recovering well.

The INDIA bloc has written to the Chief Justice of India, warning that the electoral process is being manipulated and democracy is in jeopardy. The Opposition bloc has raised concerns about the biased conduct of the Election Commission of India and the use of electronic voting machines.

The Union government has ordered the blocking of battery management apps used to remotely shut down e-rickshaws. The apps, mostly developed by Chinese firms, can hijack and shut off battery units without a configured password or PIN.