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TAGIN NEWS || 18/01/2026

MORNING DIALECT BULLETIN 18.01.2026 ARITRA MUKHERJEE/ KENYUM ANGO PM Assam Visit Prime Minister Narendra Modi will perform Bhoomi Pujan for the Kaziranga Elevated Corridor Project worth over 6,950 crore rupees at Kaliabor in Nagaon district at around 11 am, today. The Prime Minister will also flag off 2 New Amrit Bharat Express trains – Kamakhya-Rohtak Amrit Bharat Express and Dibrugarh-Gomti Nagar Amrit Bharat Express. Mr Modi will also address a public meeting at Kaliabor before concluding his two-day Assam visit. In first leg of his visit, yesterday, PM Modi participated in the Bagurumba Dwhou 2026, Traditional Bodo Cultural Programme at Arjun Bhogeswar Baruah Sports Complex in Guwahati. CM attends urges active use of mother tongue Chief Minister Pema Khandu unveiled the BOGUM LWWNV, the statue of Ato Bogum, Descendant of Abo Tani, at the 6th Bogum Ao Foundation General Conference–2026 at Likabali, Lower Siang district. The CM urged Galo community to actively use their mother tongues at home and in public functions, saying language is the foundation of every society and essential for preserving cultural identity and values. He also called for unity among the 34 Galo clans, preservation of traditions and indigenous institutions, and collective efforts to curb social evils and guide youth towards the right path. DCM Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein, briefed the media on the Viksit Bharat G RAM G (Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission Grameen) Act, at the Namsai BJP Office. He said it prioritizes sustainable asset creation in areas such as water management, connectivity, agriculture support, and disaster preparedness, ensuring long term benefits for rural communities. The initiative is designed to move villages beyond subsistence towards self reliance, employment generation, and economic resilience, the Deputy CM said. MP Tapir Gao on Bangladesh Arunachal Pradesh MP, Tapir Gao, responding to a question about claims made by some political figures and groups in Bangladesh regarding dividing the Northeast, said sometimes an empty vessel makes the most noise. He added that Bangladesh’s economic, political, and social situation is distorted, and for survival, it is making claims to divide the Northeast from India. Mr Gao stated that the Northeast now has well-connected air, rail, and road networks, and no matter how much Bangladesh dreams of division, it will not be possible. Sela Lake drowning body recovered The bodies of both Kerala tourists who drowned after the ice on Sela Lake broke in Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh were recovered on Saturday. The victims were B Prakash (26) and Mahadev (24). The tragedy occurred on Friday when a seven-member tourist group walked onto the frozen lake for sightseeing. The ice suddenly cracked, causing two members to fall into the water. Rescue operations resumed Saturday morning to recover the second body. The State's Tourism Minister Pasang Dorjee Sona expressed grief and condolences to the families. He urged visitors to strictly follow safety advisories and warning signs around frozen high-altitude lakes to prevent such tragedies in the future. Motorcycle Accident Two Assam tourists, one seriously injured in a motorcycle accident at wakka of Longding district were rescued and provided timely and effective emergency care, by Emergency Pre-Hospital Care 108 Team. The patient was successfully stabilized and safely handed over to AMC Dibrugarh Hospital for further treatment. DC East Siang Chairs DLMC meeting The Deputy Commissioner, East Siang, Sonalika Jiwani chaired the Monthly District level Monitoring Committee Meeting or assessing the progress, quality and impact various ongoing developmental and infrastructures projects implemented by Govt departments. The DC stressed that effective inter-departmental coordination and timely consultation during both the planning and implementation stages are crucial for ensuring seamless execution and timebound successful completion and desired outcomes of infrastructure projects. She also stressed on capacity building for empowering youth, SHGs, farmers Artisans and craftsmen. Veterans Day at Pasighat The Indian Army commemorated the 10th Armed Forces Veterans Day at the Veterans Suvidha Kendra, Pasighat, under the aegis of Spear Corps. The event witnessed the felicitation of Veterans in recognition of their distinguished service and the sacrifices endured by them and their families in the defence of the Nation. Recollections of duty, resilience, and comradeship were shared, serving as a reminder that the peace and freedoms enjoyed today are founded on their steadfast devotion and selfless service. Cleanliness drive Arunachal Youth Organisation (AYO) volunteers conducted a mass cleanliness drive at historic Itafort. AYO, which has adopted the site, urged visitors and locals to keep the place clean. Volunteers from Kamle and Kra Daadi districts also joined.