Archive · 29 Jun 2025
Protests Escalate Against Kulsi Dam Project
People living near the Assam-Meghalaya border are protesting a new dam.
They are worried it will hurt the environment and their way of life.
A group of people from both areas met to talk about it and plan more protests and ways to inform others.
They are also asking the government to stop the project because they think it's dangerous to the area.
Protests continue against the proposed Kulsi Dam on Assam-Meghalaya border.
A joint committee held a meeting in Ukiam to discuss the dam's impact.
The committee plans awareness campaigns and protest activities.
Residents are concerned about ecological and socio-economic damages.
A memorandum will be submitted to Meghalaya CM to cancel the project.
- Who
- Residents and the Joint Resistance Committee
- What
- Protests against the Kulsi Dam
- When
- June 29
- Where
- Assam-Meghalaya border
- Why
- Due to ecological and socio-economic concerns
Protestors' Concerns
Government (Unstated)
Environmental Impact
Protestors' Concerns
Dam could cause irreversible ecological damage.
Government (Unstated)
The article does not provide the government's view.
- Dam Name
- Kulsi Dam
- Location
- Assam-Meghalaya border
- Committee Name
- Assam and Meghalaya Joint Resistance Committee
- Key Concern
- Ecological and socio-economic damage
- Action
- Memorandum to Meghalaya CM
