ASSAM RELATED NEWS 2020

❣ЁЯРЪ❣ASSAM RELATED NEWS 2020❣ЁЯРЪ❣
 
♦️ Dhanwantari Scheme  
♦️ Uttaran Scheme  
♦️ Orunodoi (Arunodoi) Scheme  
♦️ Aponar Apon Ghar Scheme  
♦️ Arundhati Scheme  
♦️ Abhinandan Scheme 
♦️ Poba Reserve Forest in Assam’s Dhemaji to be upgraded to wildlife sanctuary  
♦️ Assam Govt to Upgrade Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary to National Park  
♦️ Guwahati’s first manhole cleaning robot named “BANDICOOT”,  
♦️ Magh Bihu festival celebrated in Assam  
♦️ Jadav Payeng environmental activist of Assam named as 128th Commonwealth  
♦️ Points of Light Award  
♦️ Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal honoured with Dr. Syama Prasad Mukherjee award  
♦️ 3rd Khelo India youth games 2020 held in Guwahati,Assam  
♦️ Assamwins the best tableaux awards for 71st Republic Day Parade 2020

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