The three member AICC panel set up to deal with the simmering dissidence in Congress has asked the Pro-Gogoi camp to maintain party discipline.
The instruction came up when a six member delegation backing Gogoi as chief minister called on Ghulam Nabi Azad at his residence in New Delhi in presence of Dr CP Joshi in New Delhi on Friday evening.
Azad further asked the delegation not to go all out against their dissident colleagues for the greater inteterst of the party. The AICC leader further asked them to ensure commandable performance in the 2016 assembly polls.
Comprising ministers Rockybul Hussian, Pradyut Bordoloi along with MLAs Anjn Dutta, Debobrata Saikia and Sushanta Buragohain, the delegation was invited to Delhi a day after the AICC panel talked to the dissident delegation who have been demanding removal of Tarun Gogoi as chief minister.
The AICC panel has already listened to the dissident leaders who have been demanding change in party leadership apprehending further debacle in the 2016 assembly polls.
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Located in Taverna Block of Salesian College, Psychology Lab is a facility for research, psychological testing and diagnostics. Wellness studio is a counseling centre opened to both students and anyone who requires wellness therapy.
The Psychology department at Salesian College, started in 2012, is the only College under North Bengal University’s 64 affiliate colleges, offering degree courses in Psychology both in the Undergraduate and Graduate level.
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With active participation from a range of individuals and organizations, the census recorded 56 species of waterbirds with a total count of nearly 8,200 individuals, including both migratory and resident birds. Over 30 people, including forest department staff, Aaranyak members, and volunteers, took part in the census.
The main...
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