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How to Gain More Views on Instagram: A Proven SEO Strategy to Grow Fast in 2026

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In 2026, growing on Instagram is no longer about luck. It is about strategy, consistency, and understanding what people actually want to watch. Many creators stay stuck because they overthink instead of posting. The truth is simple. Growth begins the moment you stop waiting and start uploading. If you want more Instagram views, better reach, and real engagement, you need a system that works consistently rather than chasing one viral moment. When I first started uploading reels, I did not spend too much time planning. I simply posted. Interestingly, my very first reel crossed 100K views within a few days. It felt like pure luck, almost like a blessing. But what followed was not as exciting. My next few reels barely performed, and it was honestly quite discouraging. That is when I understood something crucial about Instagram growth. Virality is not random. It comes from understanding your niche. Once I started creating content that I was genuinely passionate about, and which ...
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Who is Mausam Dutta? The Headmaster Fighting Allegations While Battling Local Mafias

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In a world where stories of teachers going above and beyond for their students are often confined to the silver screen, Mausam Dutta stands as a real-life example of such, shaping the lives of countless children in Chandranathpur. For over two decades, Mausam Dutta has been at the helm of Chandranathpur M.E. School, a modest institution near the Chandranathpur Railway Station that has grown into a beacon of hope and excellence under his leadership. When Dutta joined the school, it had around 50 or so students. Today, the number exceeds 400, a testament to his relentless dedication and vision. Chandranathpur M.E. School is not just a place of learning; it is a sanctuary where children are moulded into well-rounded individuals ready to face the competitive world. Beyond textbooks, students are taught essential life skills—craftsmanship, public speaking, dancing, and singing. The school’s unique approach allows students to engage in hands-on activities. They’ve built water tan...
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The Saga of Poor Roads in Rural Barak

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A good road condition is needed for people to commute from one place to another. A road connection keeps people connected with each other and opens up lots of opportunities. For rural areas, a road connecting them with an urban area means an opportunity to avail various facilities that they usually cannot get in their village. However, the road conditions of rural areas are totally disappointing, so much so that a man can walk and cover the distance sooner than a vehicle because the vehicle cannot pass the muddy road. Small vehicles like Autos or Bikes find it difficult to ride through the huge potholes and muddy roads. Meanwhile, big vehicles tend to get trapped in the mud, leading to a roadblock that may take hours to clear. This sort of situation creates lots of issues for the common people and locals who use the road to commute daily. The Silchar Jaintia road crossing through Jarailtola and Baburbajar faces such issues. In the middle of the road, the condition is so wor...
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For the first time in history, AUS to have a Chess Club; Arghadeep Das is the coordinator.

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Chess is a world famous game of sheer intelligence that is played by the most brilliant minds of our planet. It is no news to anyone that the game of Chess originated from our nation, India itself. However, the game of chess is not that popular among the students of Barak Valley; this changes now. Assam University recently issued a notification, informing that the university, for the first time in history, has constituted a Chess Club. The Assam University Chess Club is the first such club in the history of this university. This development has the potential to increase the interest of more people of this university and the valley in the magnificent game of chess. Arghadeep Das, a student of the Department of Library Science, is the coordinator of this club. He is also the Assistant General Secretary of Cachar District Chess Association. The other members of the club are; Bedanta Pratim Medhi of the Department of Pharmaceutical Science, Anuradha Chakraborty, a Ph.D. Scholar...
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Dancer Dances in his Waterlogged Studio with Teary Eyes

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Shamik Chanda, a Silchar-based Kathak Dancer, in a video was seen dancing, inside his studio, that have been flooded by water. He was dancing, all the while his eyes were filled with tears. Amid the ongoing flood situation, his studio Nirantar had the same fate, like many other houses around the town.  Matching his steps with the melodies of Sokatore Oi Kadiche Sokole by Sahana Bajpaie, he was dancing. People with artistic mind have their own way to express their emotions. They use artistic expression to convey what their heart feels. In history, we will find artist all around the world, bringing change through their art. Through their unique artistic expressions, Artists are able to ignite all sorts of emotions into the hearts of masses. Poets through their poems started revolution, singers sang songs and inspired people to stand against their oppressor, dancers danced to show us the reality of our cruel world through their steps. Art has its own way to say...
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Me-Dam-Me-Phi: Representing the essence of Ahom Culture

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Me-Dam-Me-Phi is a communal festival for ancestor worship in Ahom Religion. It is the most important ancestor worship festival for Ahom people. It is celebrated every year on 31st January in memory of the departed souls.  The Ahom religion is an ethnic religion of Ahom People in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. Ahom people are the descendants of Tai people who came to Assam in the 13th century following the Tai Prince Sukaphaa and admixed with locals. Me-Dam-Me-Phi is celebrated by Ahom People every year on 31st January to worship their ancestors. It is the manifestation of the idea of ancestor worship that the Ahoms share with other people originated from Tai People. Me-Dam-Me-Phi is a festival to show respect to the ancestors and keep their memories alive and remember their contribution to the community. Me-Dam-Me-Phi is an ancient festival and one of the most important festivals of Ahoms. Each word of the name "Me-Dam-Me-Phi" has its own meaning 'M...
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Sedition Charges against the founder of Barak Bulletin and the history of Sedition in India

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For writing an Editorial Piece, a case has been filed against the founder of Barak Bulletin, Mr. Anirban Roy Choudhury. The case is under Sedition Charges; Section 124-A of the Indian Panel Code along with Sections 153-A, 501 & 505. The editorial in question is about the recent events that occurred in Barak Valley following Mr. Pradip Dutta Roy’s arrest. The title of the Editorial is “Welcome to the Paradise of the Spineless – We are Assamese, ‘Bhasha Shaheeds’ Are Dead and so are their Descendants.”  Mr. Pradip Dutta Roy is the chief convenor of Barak Democratic Front, a veteran advocate and a former student leader who was arrested over a protest against a poster in Assamese texts at a petrol station in Meherpur Area and demanded the poster to be replaced with one having Bengali texts instead, stating that as per the Assam Official Language (Amendment) Act 1961, Bengali is the official language of Barak Valley. The FIR against the founder of Barak Bulletin was lodg...
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