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A Lucky Little Boy! ❤️🙏A 2½-year-old boy, Siwan Tamang, who went missing from his maternal grandparents’ home in Gaindak...
21/08/2026

A Lucky Little Boy! ❤️🙏

A 2½-year-old boy, Siwan Tamang, who went missing from his maternal grandparents’ home in Gaindakot, Nepal, was found safe after two days in a dense forest.

The little boy had reportedly followed his grandmother towards the forest while she went looking for mushrooms, but lost his way and disappeared into the jungle.

As soon as his family raised the alarm, Nepal Police, Armed Police Force personnel, local representatives and residents launched an extensive search operation. After searching day and night, the teams finally found Siwan safe after two days, bringing huge relief to his family and everyone involved. A truly heartwarming rescue! ❤️🙏

🚨 MISSING PERSON – HELP NEEDED 🚨Nar Bahadur Chhetri, 61, from Permaguri, Ramji Tungney Gaon, P.O. Sukhiapokhari, Darjeel...
21/08/2026

🚨 MISSING PERSON – HELP NEEDED 🚨

Nar Bahadur Chhetri, 61, from Permaguri, Ramji Tungney Gaon, P.O. Sukhiapokhari, Darjeeling, has been missing since 6 August 2026. He is 5 ft 6 in tall with a fair complexion.

He had left home for Siliguri after informing his nephew, but has not returned since. He used to live alone in a house located some distance from his relatives, who became concerned after he could not be contacted. His mobile phone is also switched off.

Family members and relatives across our region have been trying to trace him, but there has been no information about his whereabouts. A missing-person complaint has been lodged at Jorebunglow Police Station, Ghoom, Darjeeling.

If anyone has seen Nar Bahadur Chhetri or has any information about his whereabouts, please contact his family or the nearest police station.

Family Contact: 6297309981

Please spread this post widely so that it reaches more people and helps reunite him safely with his family.

(Missing news shared on Nephew’s request)

Thank God police caught them, and saved our hills 🙏🏻Two women were arrested by Siliguri Police with huge quantity of con...
21/08/2026

Thank God police caught them, and saved our hills 🙏🏻

Two women were arrested by Siliguri Police with huge quantity of contraband near Eastern Bypass. According to preliminary information, one of the women is from Kaliachak in Malda, while the other is from Naxalbari.

20/08/2026

Kalimpong’s Independence Day spirit in rhythm and beats! 🇮🇳🥁 ❤️🤍💚

20/08/2026

Five people injured in a road accident in Pankhabari road yesterday; one reportedly in critical condition.

20/08/2026

In loving memory of Agniveer Dawa Wangyel Tamang. 🇮🇳 A journey of courage, pride and cherished memories that will always remain in our hearts. 🕊️

Statues of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and Swami Vivekananda were allegedly vandalised by miscreants in Shillong yesterda...
20/08/2026

Statues of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and Swami Vivekananda were allegedly vandalised by miscreants in Shillong yesterday.

20/08/2026

Shillong Unrest: 31 vehicles damaged and several people injured.

From Air Force Corporal to IPS Officer to Anti-Corruption Role: K. Jayaraman’s Remarkable Journey 🇮🇳From serving the nat...
19/08/2026

From Air Force Corporal to IPS Officer to Anti-Corruption Role: K. Jayaraman’s Remarkable Journey 🇮🇳

From serving the nation in the Indian Air Force to becoming an IPS officer and now taking on an important role in examining institutional corruption, K. Kaliyappan Jayaraman’s journey is one of remarkable dedication and public service.

Jayaraman served for 11 years in the Indian Air Force as a Corporal and Engine Fitter before leaving the service in 1997 and joining the Indian Police Service. A 1997-batch IPS officer, he went on to hold several important assignments, including serving as Siliguri Police Commissioner.

In 2013, while serving in Siliguri, Jayaraman played a significant role in the investigation into the SJDA corruption case, including the arrest of then SJDA CEO and IAS officer. His handling of the case became one of the notable episodes of his policing career.

In March 2026, ahead of the West Bengal Assembly elections, the Election Commission ordered his appointment as ADG & IGP of the North Bengal Region. He has now taken on another significant responsibility as Member Secretary of the commission examining institutional corruption in West Bengal.

From the Indian Air Force to the Indian Police Service, and now to a role focused on institutional accountability, Jayaraman’s career reflects a long journey of service and responsibility.

A salute to a career dedicated to serving the nation. 🇮🇳🙏

  🇮🇳 | From Her Himalayan Roots to India’s 50 Under 50, Tribeny Rai Shines 🎬🏔️A dream built with courage, personal savin...
19/08/2026

🇮🇳 | From Her Himalayan Roots to India’s 50 Under 50, Tribeny Rai Shines 🎬🏔️

A dream built with courage, personal savings and an unwavering belief in storytelling has now earned national recognition. Independent filmmaker Tribeny Rai has been named among India Today’s prestigious “50 Under 50” list, featured in the magazine’s special 50th-anniversary edition celebrating 50 inspiring Indian women making a significant impact across arts, culture, science and sports.

Rai chose a path very different from the conventional pursuit of a secure government job. With no established film industry or strong financial backing in her region, she took a personal risk and invested her own earnings, along with a portion of her mother’s savings, to make her debut Nepali-language feature film, Shape of Momo.

The film went on to receive international critical appreciation and achieved a landmark theatrical release across India and Nepal, bringing stories and perspectives from the Eastern Himalayas to a much wider audience. A graduate of the prestigious Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute, Rai has shown how determination can turn an unconventional dream into something that reaches far beyond its place of origin.

Her recognition comes alongside several accomplished women from different parts of India, including Olympic medallist Mirabai Chanu, filmmaker Rima Das, conservationist Purnima Devi Barman and conservation scientist Dr Barkha S***a.

Rai is already working on her next project, A Chronicle of Minor Things, which has been selected for the prestigious Asian Project Market (APM), opening another promising chapter for independent Himalayan cinema.

Hailing from Sikkim, Tribeny Rai’s journey is more than a personal achievement—it is an inspiration for young filmmakers and dreamers who choose courage over the conventional path. Her story proves that even when resources are limited, determination and belief can take a dream to the national and international stage. 🇮🇳🏔️🎬

Heartiest congratulations to Tribeny Rai on this remarkable achievement. May her journey continue to inspire many more voices from the Himalayas. 🎉👏

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