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  • Scary! Angry Rhino Chases Tourists in Safari Jeeps Inside Assam’s Kaziranga National Park, Woman Caught Shouting ‘Speed Up’ in Viral Video

    Scary! Angry Rhino Chases Tourists in Safari Jeeps Inside Assam’s Kaziranga National Park, Woman Caught Shouting ‘Speed Up’ in Viral Video

    Guwahati, Dec 31: Tourists in three jeeps had a miraculous escape when an adult rhino charged at the safari vehicles inside the Kaziranga National Park on Saturday, officials said. The rhino came chasing the vehicles inside Bagori range of the Park and brushed against the tyres of the rear jeep. There was no report of any injury among the tourists. Rhinoceros Chases Tourist Vehicle in Assam’s Manas National Park, Terrifying Video Goes Viral.

    The mark of the rhino’s teeth was later seen on the rear tyre of jeep and the authorities suspect that the animal must have received injuries in the mouth due to which it veered around and retreated into the nearby grasslands.

    Watch Viral Video of Rhino Chasing Tourists Sitting in Safari Jeeps

    The family of Utpal Bordoloi from Duliajan was in the last vehicle and his daughter Sneha Bordoloi captured the entire chase in a video that has gone viral.

    The tourists in the three jeeps were heard screaming in fright and urging the drivers to speed up. The tourists later said that the drivers displayed immense patience and drove them to safety, thus averting a major mishap.

    (This is an unedited and auto-generated story from Syndicated News feed, Morning Tidings Staff may not have modified or edited the content body)

  • Assembly elections: BJP seeks answers from Assam’s tea gardens

    Assembly elections: BJP seeks answers from Assam’s tea gardens

    All Assam Tribal Students Association distributes questionnaires to plantation workers to ask questions related to the leaders who come for campaigning.

    Has BJP given you the status of Scheduled Tribes (ST)? Have you received a daily salary of 351.33 received? Did you get the land ‘Pata’ (record of rights)?

    The first three of these 11 questions are being armed to tea plantation workers – men and women – in eastern Assam. The All Assam Tribal Students Association (AAASA) claims that the question is political in that the BJP is mentioned in every question.

    AAASA held its 18th annual Mahasabha at Halem Tea Estate in Biswanath district of north-eastern Assam from March 12-14. A detailed discussion on the issues that matter most to plantation workers featured the questionnaire.

    “We can infer from that questionnaire that we are batting for Congress or any other opposition party,” he said. It is only for this reason that the question is aimed at the BJP that the party has been in power with its allies for five years and the tea workers largely promised ‘Parvartan’ (change) and ‘Achieve din’ (good) for them. Day), ”AAASA President Stephen Lakda told Hindu on Wednesday.

    “The idea behind giving 11-question papers to each of our adult community members is not to do any analysis, but to make them aware of the promises made so that they never ask questions to the candidates of BJP or AGP (ally Asom Gana Parishad) Can. Or leaders can campaign in their areas, ”he said.

    In Assamese, each question has two boxes, where the person holding the sheet has to tick “yes” or “no”.

    The question on ST status has topped the list because the BJP, like the Congress earlier, promised to give it, Mr. Lakra said.

    The tribals are loosely known as “tea tribes” and “former tea (which are no longer associated with tea plantations) tribes” of five other communities – Chutia, Koch-Rajbongshi, Matak, Moran and Tai. Also demanding to be given ST status. – Ah.

    There are other questions on issues such as provincialization of schools in tea gardens, establishment of schools like 100 Navodaya Vidyalayas and setting up of one ATM in each garden.

    Amidst these questions “What has been your ‘development (development) as promised by BJP?”

    The questionnaire ends: “Will you vote for BJP again this time?”

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