Assam Government

Assam government begins registration process for Grade 3 posts, check details here

The registration process began on 11 April and will end on 30 May, 2022.

AFSPA to continue in Assam, to be withdrawn if peace lasts, says CM Himanta Sarma

His comments came as Nagaland Assembly on Monday unanimously adopted a resolution demanding that the Centre repeal AFSPA from the North East

Ratan Tata to be conferred Assam's highest civilian award for contribution towards cancer care

The Tata Trust, in collaboration with the state, had decided to set up 19 cancer care units in 2018. Ratan Tata had laid the foundation stone for the cancer care units in the state

Assam to move SC for protection of forests from alleged encroachment by Mizoram

Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma asserted that not an inch of Assam's land could be encroached by the neighbouring state

Assam declares total lockdown in 7 districts from tomorrow; what’s allowed and what’s not

As per official notice, there will be a round-the-clock curfew in these selected districts as all commercial setups, restaurants and shops will remain shut

Assam HS TET 2021 revised result declared on assam.gov.in and sebaonline.org; check details here

To qualify for TET, an applicant needs to pass both papers with at least 60 percent marks in each

ULFA(I) releases abducted ONGC employee Ritul Saikia after Himanta Biswa Sarma's intervention

Two other ONGC employees, who were kidnapped along with Saikia on 21 April, were rescued by security forces on 24 April after an encounter

AHSEC releases Class 12 e-books at ahsec.nic.in; decision on board exams on 25 May

The online classes in schools and colleges have already begun from 15 May

Narendra Modi distributes land ownership certificates to 1 lakh families in poll-bound Assam

The prime minister's visit, however, witnessed protests by anti-CAA and anti-NRC protests at several places in the state

Assam govt tables Bill to abolish state-run madrassas, use them as general schools from 1 April 2021

Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that the 610 madrassas will be converted into upper primary, higher secondary schools with no change in pay, allowances, service conditions of teaching and non-teaching staff