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Dibya Kamal Bordloi's focus on government, politics, and crime in Northeast India, specifically Assam, suggests that he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to political developments and social issues in this region.
Given the high percentage of government announcements covered by Dibya, it seems he would appreciate insights from experts or stakeholders directly involved in these governmental decisions. Pitches offering exclusive interviews with local politicians or community leaders addressing significant regional issues may align well with his coverage interests.
It's important for outreach efforts targeting Dibya to have a strong regional focus on the Northeastern states of India, particularly Assam and Mizoram. This includes highlighting how any proposed topics or interviewees are relevant within this specific geographic context.
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By: Dibya Kamal Bordloi
Guwahati: In a bid to fulfil the election promise by the BJP led NDA, the Assam government on May 25, tabled the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill in the state assembly, setting the stage for what is expected to be a fiery political and social debate in the coming weeks.
By: Dibya Kamal Bordloi
The arrest of self-styled UKNA “SS Major” Nokjaging alias Tiger marks one of the biggest counter-insurgency breakthroughs in Manipur since the ethnic violence erupted in 2023.
By: Dibya Kamal Bordloi
Assam became one of the early movers among Indian states to introduce a UCC framework at the state level, following Uttarakhand and Gujarat which had enacted its own UCC legislation. With an absolute majority and a weak opposition, BJP is confident of passing the bill in the assembly. The discussion on the bill will be held on 27th May in the assembly. Once passed in the assembly with governor's approval the UCC will be a valid act in the state of Assam.
By: Dibya Kamal Bordloi
Imphal: Fresh violence reported from Manipur on May 29. A non-Manipuri truck driver lost his life on Friday after Kuki militants ambushed a convoy of civilian vehicles on National Highway 202 near Litan village.
By: Dibya Kamal Bordloi
Bauddhik Pramukh Kalita reserved some of his sharpest words for what he described as organised efforts to fracture Bharatiya society.
By: Dibya Kamal Bordloi
Guwahati: Blood on the streets of Nalbari. Sensational Love Jihad murder case rocks Assam on May 31st. 17-year-old Hindu girl Mridu Mudra was stabbed by Islamist Aashique Ali and her cousin brother Madhurjya was killed while trying to save her. The minor victim is fighting for her life in the ICU. And a state is in outrage.
Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill was finally passed in the Assam Assembly on May 27, with absolute majority despite opposition from the Congress party and its alliance partner. Assam became the third State after Uttarakhand and Gujarat to implement UCC. Congress brought many amendments and demanded the Bill to send to the Select Committee of the Assembly, but it was rejected. Surprisingly, Congress wanted to allow a person to marry a second time if the first wife is physically not fit to do all the work, but it too was rejected. CM Sarma said, in Bharatiya culture a wife is a partner for life. “If she is unhealthy and unable to do all the work then it doesn't allow the husband to marry a second woman. The demand of the Congress party is inhumane,” he added.
By: Dibya Kamal Bordloi
Mizoram shares a 510-kilometre international border with Myanmar to its east and a 318-kilometre border with Bangladesh to its west. It is, quite literally, sandwiched between two countries in various states of turmoil.
By: Dibya Kamal Bordloi
Arunachal Pradesh government has sealed all 15 illegal mosque structures in the Capital Complex, bringing an end to a prolonged dispute that had
By: Dibya Kamal Bordloi
Agartala: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday sent a direct message to the infiltrators from the India-Bangladesh border in Tripura. The message to infiltrators, drug smugglers, human traffickers and everyone else who thinks India's borders are porous and unguarded is loud and clear. Bharat is building a fence they cannot cross. And it will be smarter, stronger and more advanced than anything before.
