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Assam Assembly adds Hindi as official language, Bodo Assamese will stay in use

India Today

India Today

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July 5, 2026

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Assam Assembly adds Hindi as official language, Bodo Assamese will stay in use

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OpIndia

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· Jul 5, 2026

‘Not a single Bengali Hindu is in detention camp’: As Himanta Biswa Sarma assures protection of Hindu refugees through CAA, read how he has reshaped the politics of Assam

Himanta Biswa Sarma has been unabashed about his Hindu identity and has meticulously worked to unite the community across linguistic and ethnic lines in Assam. The historical differences between Assamese Hindus and Bengali Hindus have healed, and the State has moved in the direction of permanent reconciliation.

India Today

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· Jul 1, 2026

Assam man provides 15 documents, but fails to prove he's an Indian. Here's why

Assam man provides 15 documents, but fails to prove he's an Indian. Here's why

Utusan Malaysia

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· Jun 27, 2026

Parti Orang Asli Malaysia pertama kali ‘berentap’, beri saingan DUN Endau

ENDAU: Parti Orang Asli Malaysia (ASLI) buat pertama kali bertanding dalam sistem demokrasi di negara ini dengan menjadikan kurusi Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) Endau pada Pilihan Raya Negeri (PRN) Johor sebagai medan ujian pertama. Calon ASLI, Jati Awang yang merupakan anak tempatan masyarakat Orang Asli di sini berkata, parti itu berhasrat membawa suara komuniti tersebut ... Read more The post Parti Orang Asli Malaysia pertama kali ‘berentap’, beri saingan DUN Endau appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

The Rising Nepal

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· Jun 22, 2026

Justice For Dalits

Nepali society is known for its unity in diversity. It hosts a multitude of ethnic, linguistic and religious groups. Thi...

OneIndia

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· Jul 8, 2026

Uttarakhand Fully Literate under NEP 2020 and ULLAS, Governor Approves Proposal

Uttarakhand becomes India’s sixth fully literate state under NEP 2020 and the ULLAS programme, meeting adult literacy benchmarks, officials say.

NDTV

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· Jul 8, 2026

Uttarakhand Becomes Country's 6th Fully Literate State

Uttarakhand on Wednesday became the country's sixth fully literate state under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the 'ULLAS' (Understanding Lifelong Learning for All in Society) programme,...

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Related coverage for "Assam Assembly adds Hindi as official language, Bodo Assamese will stay in use": OpIndia — ‘Not a single Bengali Hindu is in detention camp’: As Himanta Biswa Sarma assures protection of Hindu refugees through CAA, read how he has reshaped the politics of Assam. India Today — Assam man provides 15 documents, but fails to prove he's an Indian. Here's why. Utusan Malaysia — Parti Orang Asli Malaysia pertama kali ‘berentap’, beri saingan DUN Endau. The Rising Nepal — Justice For Dalits. OneIndia — Uttarakhand Fully Literate under NEP 2020 and ULLAS, Governor Approves Proposal. NDTV — Uttarakhand Becomes Country's 6th Fully Literate State