The Delhi A'chik Youth Association (DAYA) has extended warm welcome to all those who have cleared the Civil Services Examination 2007.
In a statement received here from F.Silkam Sangma, General Secretary DAYA specifically has cited Davis Nestell Rangsa Marak who has emerged successful being roll number 011565. He is the first Garo to clear the Civil Services Examniation after a gap of over 30 years.
DAYA says it is, indeed a matter of pride to the noble Garo Community that once again the youths are proving their mettle in the National Competition. The Asociation further has exhorted the Garo Youth to take the example set by D.N.R.Marak and work with conviction, intelligence and passion to excel in their chosen fields so that they may shine and with them the good name of the Garos.
The organisation impresses that it is only with their own active participation and toil that Justice - civil, political, social, economic and cultural will become a reality for the Garos. And it is only when Justice is true for the Garos that they can make it true for others around them; that it is only through intelligent thoughtful and passionate actions that they can bring laurels to their self, family, community, state, nation, etc.; that it is time for the Garo youth to realise that they are and should be an integral part of a responsible society, the satement added.
In a statement received here from F.Silkam Sangma, General Secretary DAYA specifically has cited Davis Nestell Rangsa Marak who has emerged successful being roll number 011565. He is the first Garo to clear the Civil Services Examniation after a gap of over 30 years.
DAYA says it is, indeed a matter of pride to the noble Garo Community that once again the youths are proving their mettle in the National Competition. The Asociation further has exhorted the Garo Youth to take the example set by D.N.R.Marak and work with conviction, intelligence and passion to excel in their chosen fields so that they may shine and with them the good name of the Garos.
The organisation impresses that it is only with their own active participation and toil that Justice - civil, political, social, economic and cultural will become a reality for the Garos. And it is only when Justice is true for the Garos that they can make it true for others around them; that it is only through intelligent thoughtful and passionate actions that they can bring laurels to their self, family, community, state, nation, etc.; that it is time for the Garo youth to realise that they are and should be an integral part of a responsible society, the satement added.
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