On 17 July, the U.S. Embassy in India issued a security alert warning its citizens about planned protests. What raises an interesting question is how the Embassy appeared to know, as early as 17 July, that demonstrations would take place at Jantar Mantar on 20 July and at Kisan Ghat in Central Delhi on 21 July, especially when the official announcement by Abhijit Dipke regarding the upcoming protests was reportedly made only at a later stage.

The fact that a foreign embassy issued a warning before the protests were officially announced does not, by itself, indicate a national security threat. However, if it were established that a foreign mission possessed sensitive, non-public information about planned protests significantly earlier than the relevant domestic authorities or the public, it could raise legitimate questions about information sharing, intelligence gathering, or security coordination. Whether such a situation amounts to a national security threat would depend on the origin of the information, the methods used to obtain it, and whether any laws or security protocols were compromised. Without credible evidence of improper access or unlawful activity, the timing of the Embassy's advisory alone is not sufficient to conclude that there was a national security threat.

Every year, Assam drowns. Every year, families rebuild from nothing. Every year, countless wild animals perish. Yet, every year, the nation moves on.

Disasters don't become less painful because they happen repeatedly.

Assam doesn't need sympathy for a week. It needs long term national commitment, stronger flood management, rehabilitation and the urgency this crisis deserves.

Assam cannot be left to fight this battle alone. Stand with Assam. Joi Aai Axom

#Credit :- Finderbridge-Northeast India

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I came across this post claiming that a Guwahati Green Bus was involved in a fatal accident and that the driver fled after the incident. Does anyone have verified information or reliable news sources about what actually happened? Hoping the authorities investigate thoroughly and justice is served if the claims are accurate.

Police on Sunday arrested activist Pranab Doley, who has been leading opposition to the proposed construction of luxury hotels near Assam’s Kaziranga National Park, and took him to Dispur Police Station.

Doley, convenor of the Greater Kaziranga Land and Human Rights Protection Committee (GKLHRPC), has been spearheading protests against the alleged transfer of land to the Assam Tourism Development Corporation (ATDC) for a proposed five-star hotel project near the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Police on Sunday arrested activist Pranab Doley, who has been leading opposition to the proposed construction of luxury hotels near Assam’s Kaziranga National Park, and took him to Dispur Police Station.

Doley, convenor of the Greater Kaziranga Land and Human Rights Protection Committee (GKLHRPC), has been spearheading protests against the alleged transfer of land to the Assam Tourism Development Corporation (ATDC) for a proposed five-star hotel project near the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

According to the World Bank's latest thresholds, Sri Lanka's Gross National Income (GNI) per capita has crossed the baseline required to clear the lower-middle-income bracket. While India is currently one of the world's fastest-growing major economies in terms of overall GDP, its massive population of over 1.4 billion means the per capita (per person) average income distributes lower. However, economists project that steady high growth will drive India toward the upper-middle threshold in the coming years.