Massive Rise in Ranganadi River Water Level Triggers Alert . . . #lakhimpurbuzz #northlakhimpur #northlakhimpurvibes❤️ #lakhimpur #fypppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
North Lakhimpur, Lakhimpur | Jun 24, 2026
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A massive surge of water flowing down from the hills has created a serious situation in the NEEPCO colony in Arunachal Pradesh. Following the rise in the Ranganadi’s water level, the Lakhimpur District Commissioner has urged people living along the riverbanks to stay alert and avoid venturing near the river. Authorities have also released water through the gates of the Ranganadi dam, prompting officials to closely monitor the situation. Residents in low-lying and riverbank areas have been advised to remain cautious and follow instructions issued by the district administration. . . . . . #lakhimpurbuzz #
North Lakhimpur, Lakhimpur | Jun 24, 2026
#News || Ranganadi MLA Rishiraj Hazarika has announced that the Assam government will soon construct a guide bund on the Dikrong River to provide a long-term solution to the recurring flood problem in several villages under South Laluk Gaon Panchayat. According to a social media post by the MLA, the proposed project aims to protect flood-prone areas, including Bongalmora Grazing and Balichapori village, which are affected by overflowing Dikrong waters almost every year. Hazarika said he visited the proposed construction site along with Assam Water Resources Minister Sushanta Borgohain to assess the location and review the current flood situation. Local issues were also discussed, with officials stressing the need for early implementation of the project. The inspection was attended by district officials and BJP leaders. The MLA stated that the Government of Assam, under the leadership of Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, remains committed to ensuring the safety and long-term welfare of the people. . . . . . #lakhimpurbuzz
North Lakhimpur, Lakhimpur | Jun 24, 2026
#News || Assam has suffered a diplomatic setback after the proposed visit of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to Guwahati was officially cancelled. Confirming the development, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said the state government received the information from the Ministry of External Affairs. As a result, the India-Japan Summit will now be held entirely in New Delhi. Sarma said the cancellation is disappointing, recalling that a planned visit by a Japanese Prime Minister to Assam was also called off in 2019. However, he expressed optimism that Assam’s partnership with Japan will continue to grow. He added that the state is likely to host a dedicated investor-focused programme with Japanese stakeholders in the future. . . . . . #lakhimpurbuzz #northlakhimpur #northlakhimpurvibes❤️ #lakhimpur
North Lakhimpur, Lakhimpur | Jun 23, 2026
