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With the rising of global water consumption, pressure is mounting on water. It is stated that demand for water has grown annually by 2.4 percent globally. So, our lone human habitable planet has already felt the pinch of water crisis and it has emerged a serious challenge.  According to reports by the United Nations, two-third of the world’s population will face acute water shortage by 2025, affecting lives and livelihoods of 1.8 billion people. The UN World Water Assessment Programme, 7 billion people in 60 countries may cope with water scarcity by 2050.  The much-talked-about climate change, which is instrumental in altering the weather pattern, can make the matter worse.

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Meghalaya team left for Santosh Trophy

The Meghalaya football team will leave for Ludhiana, Punjab to take part in the Santosh Trophy final round, which will begin on 8th April and run until 21st April. The Meghalaya team will once again be led by experienced coach Khlain Pyrkhat Syiemlieh. The team was bid farewell by Meghalaya Football Association Senior Cell Committee member L. Darlong who encourage the players to “grab their opportunity”. Meghalaya have been drawn with Odisha, Goa, Delhi and Services in Group A of the final round. Meghalaya will first play Delhi on 8th April, followed by Odisha on 10th April, Services on 14th and Goa 16th April.

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Though this is an old thing continuing since decades, the infiltrators now have become so emboldened that they have started setting up their own villages and often oust local people by force from there. The recent development of the migrants setting up 16 villages at Lunglei district in South Mizoram has alerted both the state government and the Centre.  

Of the nine villages, four are in Aizawl district followed by three in Champhai and two in Mamit. The Mizo Students’ Union (MSU), has asked the state government to raze it within this month. The gravity of this issue of creating villages by Bangladeshi infiltrators can be gauged from the fact that the Legislative Assembly of Mizoram was told that there exists 25 illegal villages across the state.

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This is for the first time in the electoral history of Tripura when ruling party faced decadence and hit badly by an internal squabble among the leaders that led to massive violence during Loksabha elections in the state. The BJP and Congress fielded fresh candidates in West Tripura general seat and East Tripura tribal reserved constituency against the sitting MPs and veteran politicians. Most interestingly BJP’s ally in the government Indigenous Peoples’ Front of Tripura (IPFT) has put their independent candidates in Loksabha seats against BJP and others. The East Tripura candidate of IPFT is the President of the party and Revenue and Fishery Minister of Biplab Kumar Deb cabinet N C Debbarma and in West, Tripura sitting MLA of the party Brishketu Debbaram becomes a candidate. The BJP fielded their most aspirant female leader and party general secretary Pratima Bhowmik from West Tripura and a school teacher and greenhorn in politics Rebati Tripura.

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AIFF to conduct trial in Shillong

The All India Football Federation will conduct trials in partnership with the Meghalaya Football Association, open to boys and girls, for the national age-level teams, the MFA announced today. The trials will be held from 5th to 7th April at Third Ground, Shillong. The players must be nominated by a school, club or association in order to take part. Boys born during the years 2003-04 and girls born during the years 2002-05 are eligible. The trials for the boys will be held on 5th April (morning and evening sessions) and 6th April (morning session), with the girls’ trials to start in the evening of the 6th April and continue into 7th April (morning and evening). Schools, Clubs and Associations are requested to nominate five players to take part in the trials. Nominations of overage players will attract a penalty from the AIFF and MFA. Players should report to the ground with their original school photo ID as well as their original and photocopied birth certificate

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Union Home Minister, Rajnath Singh inaugurated the smart fencing  BOLD QIT ( Border Electronically Dominated QRT Interception Technique), a technology solution to seal the border at Barmanpara border area of Dhubri district with Chief Minister, Sarbananda Sonowal on March 5.

 After inauguration, Singh and Sonowal addressed a public meeting at Dhubri Sports Complex (Stadium) and elaborately explained as how this technology would work towards sealing the border completely.

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