Panic grips the Hindi-speaking people a day after ULFA imposed ban on two groups for refusing to tender apology on the charges it levelled on the Tinsukia trader killing.
Talking to Assam Times in Tinsukia, Anit Yadav said, “we are shocked to have heard the ban imposed by ULFA. We have been living in Assam for the last several decades. We don’t understand why Baruah targetted us.”
Putul Prasad, who is a teacher by profession told Assam Times that “we need to live in peace and we should not allow others to be disturbed.”
“We will urge Paresh Baruah for a second thought,” said Rabi Shankar Das who was among those to oppose the killing of the Tinsukia trader.
Meanwhile district administration have asked the Hindi speaking people not to be panic saying that the authorty is commited to protect the lives and property of all sections of the people.
Guwahati: The Assam Don Bosco University buzzed with creativity and entrepreneurial spirit over the past two days as the Innovation, Design and Entrepreneurship (IDE) Bootcamp for Student Innovators and Teachers concluded.
The event, held on April 9th and 10th, welcomed participants with an opening address by Pushpanjalee Konwar. Chief Guest Prof. Amarendra Kumar Das of IIT Guwahati ignited the minds of the young innovators with a talk on agricultural design and fostering innovative ideas.
Mayur Madhukar Borkar then outlined the purpose of the bootcamp and its potential to equip participants with valuable skills. Dr. R. Sujatha kicked off the interactive sessions, dividing...
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