Sikkim: Government Working Towards Improving Internet Connectivity In Border Villages, Informs RS MP DT Lepcha

"The government has undertaken numerous initiatives under the Vibrant Village Concept to develop the border villages of the state," said DT Lepcha

Killing of a Stray Dog Sparks Anger in Gangtok, Peaceful Rally Held in City

The rally was to spread messages about the significance of non-violence and highlighted issues related to street animals

16 Sikkim Lakes Swelling, Can Cause Inundation Anytime: NDMA Presses Alarm Bell

The current situation in Sikkim is alarming, following last year's Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) caused by South Lonak Lake.

Sikkim: Vehicle Owners Must Carry Pollution Certificate Or Pay Fine Upto Rs 10,000: Transport Secy

If issued a challan, then the vehicle owners will have to produce the PUC certificate within 15 days, else they will have to pay Rs10,000 fine

‘The Only Shop I Had Was Burried’: Sikkim Residents Hit Hard By Landslides

Village is facing an imminent threat to life and property, prompting the District Administration to urge residents to exercise extreme caution

Sikkim: BLADE India Keen to Start Services Between Pakyong and Bagdogra

A team from BLADE India recently visited the Pakyong Airport at the Himalayan state. the team was impressed by the airport's housekeeping and infrastructure

Sikkim: NH-10 Continues To Remain Shut For 35th Consecutive Day

A high level meeting was held in New Delhi on July 8 with top officials from the ministry of roadways, where a decision was taken to hand over the national highway to Indian Railway Construction International Limited

Sikkim Govt To Announce Pension Scheme, Medical Insurance For Journalists

The announcement came in response to an appeal made by Subash Rai, a recipient of the Kanchenjunga Kalam Puraskar, who advocated for improved welfare measures for journalists

Critical Food Shortage Hits South Sikkim; Government Scrambles to Address Crisis

Sources reveal that the FCI godown in Siliguri has not delivered the necessary supplies, resulting in a deficit of 6,804 quintals of rice