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  • A unique humanitarian appeal unfolded at the Assam Premier League match in Guwahati, where a robotic dog conveyed the message 'Assam Needs You' to draw attention to flood-affected communities

Spectators at the ACA Stadium, Barsapara, in Guwahati recently witnessed an innovative call for solidarity during an Assam Premier League (APL) match between the Guwahati Royals and Jorhat Stallions. Before the game commenced, a robotic canine accompanied players onto the field, prominently displaying the message "Assam Needs You."

This unconventional initiative aimed to leverage the high visibility of a major sporting event to bring critical humanitarian concerns to the forefront. The robotic device was later observed moving through designated areas of the stadium, ensuring its message reached both match attendees and a broader television audience.

The core purpose behind this unique display was to underscore the persistent challenges confronting families across Assam who continue to grapple with the devastating aftermath of floods. Despite the excitement of the cricket match, the presence of the robotic messenger served as a poignant reminder that many communities are still in dire need of assistance.

The "Assam Needs You" message was conceived as a direct appeal, urging citizens, various institutions, and organizations nationwide to extend their compassion, support, and solidarity to the flood-affected regions. The initiative highlights that while immediate crises may fade from headlines, the long-term recovery and rehabilitation efforts require sustained attention and aid from all corners.


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