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Time of India
13-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Cachar readies for Int'l Yoga Day
Silchar: As part of a larger nationwide effort to promote preventive healthcare through yoga, Cachar administration has initiated preparations for International Yoga Day 2025 to be observed on June 21, reports BB Goswami. A meeting convened at the DC's office outlined an inclusive and wide-reaching campaign to mark the occasion. An official on Friday said, Cachar DC Mridul Yadav stressed the importance of community-driven participation in spreading awareness about yoga's role in ensuring holistic well-being. Addl DC (health) Dr Khaleda Sultana Ahmed highlighted the need for synergy between departments to maximise outreach. Officials resolved to prioritise awareness, accessibility, and inclusivity in the run-up to Yoga Day. The proposed activities will include public demonstrations, school-level sessions, rural outreach, and media engagement to ensure every segment of society connects with the core values of yoga. With leadership rooted in collaboration and a vision for wellness-oriented governance, Cachar is set to make International Yoga Day 2025 a community celebration of health, heritage, and harmony, the official said. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Memperdagangkan CFD Emas dengan salah satu spread terendah? IC Markets Mendaftar Undo Silchar: As part of a larger nationwide effort to promote preventive healthcare through yoga, Cachar administration has initiated preparations for International Yoga Day 2025 to be observed on June 21, reports BB Goswami. A meeting convened at the DC's office outlined an inclusive and wide-reaching campaign to mark the occasion. An official on Friday said, Cachar DC Mridul Yadav stressed the importance of community-driven participation in spreading awareness about yoga's role in ensuring holistic well-being. Addl DC (health) Dr Khaleda Sultana Ahmed highlighted the need for synergy between departments to maximise outreach. Officials resolved to prioritise awareness, accessibility, and inclusivity in the run-up to Yoga Day. The proposed activities will include public demonstrations, school-level sessions, rural outreach, and media engagement to ensure every segment of society connects with the core values of yoga. With leadership rooted in collaboration and a vision for wellness-oriented governance, Cachar is set to make International Yoga Day 2025 a community celebration of health, heritage, and harmony, the official said. Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .
Time of India
08-06-2025
- Health
- Time of India
7.2k get free treatment at 487 medical camps in Cachar flood-affected zones
1 2 Silchar: As floodwaters begin to recede across the Barak Valley, Cachar emerged as a model of proactive healthcare response, with authorities conducting 487 medical camps in affected areas between June 1 and June 6 in the first phase. Over 7,200 patients have received free treatment as part of this relief effort. Led by DC (Cachar) Mridul Yadav and backed by local MLA and minister Kaushik Rai, the district administration, in coordination with the health department, mobilised static medical teams to relief camps across Silchar and Katigorah. Such camps will continue till the situation normalises. Each team comprises doctors, nurses, and paramedics offering round-the-clock medical services to the affected population. "Health is a top priority in these operations, and we are ensuring no one is left unattended," said minister Rai during a visit to one of the camps, where he was lauded for his direct engagement with affected communities. DC Yadav underlined a people-first approach to crisis management. "We are committed to ensuring every resident gets immediate assistance — be it health, food, or shelter," he said. Joint director of health services Dr Shibananda Roy, disaster management nodal officer Dr Rohan Biswas, and NHM official Rahul Ghose are coordinating the massive outreach, which includes screening for flood-related diseases like diarrhoea, skin infections and vector-related illnesses, along with care for chronic ailments such as hypertension and diabetes. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Memperdagangkan CFD Emas dengan salah satu spread terendah? IC Markets Mendaftar Undo In addition to general consultations and medicine distribution, the camps offer tuberculosis screening, blood pressure and sugar checks, and hygiene counselling. ASHA workers have also set up dedicated breastfeeding corners to support maternal and infant health. Key medicines such as paracetamol, ORS, zinc, antifungals, and antiseptics are being widely distributed to curb potential outbreaks. This swift and coordinated healthcare response has drawn widespread appreciation, with officials and frontline workers receiving appreciation for their diligence and empathy. The effort is being hailed as a benchmark for medical outreach in disaster-hit zones, bringing not just relief but also a sense of resilience and hope to thousands affected by the floods.
Time of India
03-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Cachar admin gears up for test with fortified security, coordination
Silchar: Ahead of the NEET scheduled for Sunday, the Cachar district administration has ramped up preparations to ensure a smooth and secure examination process . District commissioner Mridul Yadav chaired a high-level review meeting on Saturday at PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya in Silchar to evaluate administrative and security measures. Key officials, including the Cachar superintendent of police (SP), centre in-charges from all seven designated examination centres, and National Testing Agency (NTA) observers, participated in the discussions. DC Yadav underscored the necessity of transparency, orderliness, and strict adherence to protocols to guarantee a seamless exam experience for candidates. Stressing the importance of collaboration, Yadav urged all stakeholders to work cohesively and take all necessary steps to uphold the sanctity of the examination. Significant emphasis was also given on upholding the sanctity of the examination process and providing ample support to candidates, particularly concerning access, security, and logistics. Adding further weight to the preparations, Assam govt-appointed observers — MN Dahal, Meenakshi Das Nath, and Alakananda Medhi — attended the meeting. Their valuable presence and insightful contributions further bolstered the strategic planning and operational framework for the conduct of NEET across Cachar district, a govt officer said.
Time of India
23-04-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Protests against terror attack across Barak Valley
Silchar: Numerous organisations staged protests across Assam's Barak Valley on Wednesday to condemn the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir, where 26 people — including two foreign nationals — were killed when terrorists opened fire on a group of tourists in Pahalgam on Tuesday afternoon. The legal and legislative cell of the Cachar district BJP submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Narendra Modi through Cachar district commissioner Mridul Yadav, strongly denouncing the attack and seeking justice for the victims. The memorandum described the attack in Pahalgam as a barbaric act targeting innocent civilians and security personnel, calling it a direct strike on the nation's sovereignty and a grave violation of human dignity, peace, and democratic values. The BJP cell urged the union government to provide adequate financial compensation to victims from northeastern states, extend employment support to their next of kin, and ensure coverage under all relevant central schemes for terrorism victims. In Hailakandi, members of Hindu Jagran Manch, ABVP, and other RSS-affiliated organisations held a rally and symbolically burned effigies of Pakistan and the terror groups at the Netaji statue point in the town. Local traders joined the demonstrations, mourning the death of the tourists and condemning the attack. Swaraswati Vidyanikatan and Sribhumi authorities convened a meeting to condemn the attack, urging the government to take stringent action against the perpetrators. The meeting also paid tribute to the deceased tourists. Silchar: Numerous organisations staged protests across Assam's Barak Valley on Wednesday to condemn the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir, where 26 people — including two foreign nationals — were killed when terrorists opened fire on a group of tourists in Pahalgam on Tuesday afternoon. The legal and legislative cell of the Cachar district BJP submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Narendra Modi through Cachar district commissioner Mridul Yadav, strongly denouncing the attack and seeking justice for the victims. The memorandum described the attack in Pahalgam as a barbaric act targeting innocent civilians and security personnel, calling it a direct strike on the nation's sovereignty and a grave violation of human dignity, peace, and democratic values. The BJP cell urged the union government to provide adequate financial compensation to victims from northeastern states, extend employment support to their next of kin, and ensure coverage under all relevant central schemes for terrorism victims. In Hailakandi, members of Hindu Jagran Manch, ABVP, and other RSS-affiliated organisations held a rally and symbolically burned effigies of Pakistan and the terror groups at the Netaji statue point in the town. Local traders joined the demonstrations, mourning the death of the tourists and condemning the attack. Swaraswati Vidyanikatan and Sribhumi authorities convened a meeting to condemn the attack, urging the government to take stringent action against the perpetrators. The meeting also paid tribute to the deceased tourists.
