One day, those who laughed at you will tell stories about how they used to know you. You will no longer be a part of their present—just a chapter in their past. Keep moving forward, because your success will speak louder than their words ever did.
@ranojpeguassam This delay has alrdy caused s2dents to lose M.Ed seats they had secured at other universities,because they could not produce their B.Ed degree/certificate in time.Plz intervene urgently.Students’ academic careers should not suffer because of administrative delays.@ranojpeguassam
When elections come, Assam is impossible to ignore. But when devastating floods wash away homes, hopes, and lives, the silence from the country's top leadership is deafening. The people of Assam deserve more than political appearances— #AssamFloods#StandWithAssam
Assam is facing one of the worst flood crises in its recent history. Thousands of families have been displaced, livelihoods destroyed, and people are desperately waiting for support.
Yet, the Prime Minister, who frequently visits Assam during election campaigns, has remained publicly silent on this humanitarian disaster. The people of Assam deserve action, accountability, and leadership—not selective visibility when votes are at stake.
If you claim to support human rights yet can’t bring yourself to show solidarity with those fighting for their liberty in Iran, you’ve revealed yourself. You don’t give a damn about people being oppressed and brutalised so long as it’s being done by the enemies of your enemies.
🚨SHOCKING: Zubeen Garg’s Roi Roi Binale Trailer shows shocking resemblance to his real-life death scene;
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On Thursday evening, Zubeen Garg’s last film ‘Roi Roi Binale’s trailer was released on YouTube - which has been the most anticipated film in the history of Assam.
Zubeen Garg was keenly working on this project. However, amidst the post-production of the film, Zubeen was engaged with a tour to Singapore for the Northeast Festival where negligence of his manager and other organisers led to his tragic death.
In the trailer, crafted tightly and neatly, a blind artist is portrayed who is fond of music. Zubeen Garg had previously stated how he had given so much into this role.
At the end of the trailer, the scene shows Zubeen Garg drowning in the sea. A scene before that showed his desire to know whether he would be able to swim across the sea or not.
These scenes shockingly resemble the real-life incident that led to his death in Singapore. While swimming in the sea, Zubeen Garg died. His last moments, recorded and posted through several edits, show him swimming in the sea.
Producers of the film are determined to release the film on Zubeen’s said date of October 31. With just a week to go, work is in full swing to meet the deadline.