Gogoi’s pre poll job generation drive
In yet another effort to woo the people six months ahead of assembly polls, Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi on Friday said his government was in a process to provide 2200 youths in rural Assam under the State Livelihood Mission.
In a tweet on Friday, Gogoi said more than 1800 youths are taking training and will also be provided placement as against the target of 32,000 employments this year in various sectors.
According to him, the state has a long way to go in implementation of employment generation schemes through skill development.
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Local residents in Thuramukh area in Golaghat heaved a sigh of relief after they managed to ensure the safe rescue of an elephant calf from a deep drain on Thursday. Talking to Assam Times local residents said that the calf was trapped in the drain in Thuramukh tea garden when it as accompanying a herd of wild elephant who came down to the area in search of food in the morning.Initially, the full grown elephants tried to rescue the calf. But of no avail. Then the entire herd left the place. As the calf started screaming, villagers in large number came to its rescue safely. Then a team of forest officials and veterinary doctors arrived in the spot and released the animal after...
Six school children sustained injury when a car rammed into the van carrying them in Golaghat on Thursday. The accident took place in the morning at Arengapara. The school van bearing No AS-25/B-1449 was hit by an Indica car bearing no. AS-03/H- 2843 from the back side leaving the school children injured. The driver of the Indica car fled from the spot. The injured students were later released after preliminary treatment.
The sudden death of a wild elephant sends shockwaves among the nature lovers on Glaghat district of Assam on Wednesday. The full grown animal met the tragic death at Sotiana Pathar area under Murphuloni forest beat in Golaghat the district in the morning.Local residents told Assam Times that a herd of wild elephants came down to the village in search of food early in the morning. One of them suddenly collapsed while others fled from the spot.A team of forest officials and veterinary doctors reached the spot. But the treatment did not work. After hours of battling for life, the wild animal died. The reason has yet to be ascertained. Many villagers and nature lovers thronged the spot and...
Assam PWD minister Ajanta Neog unveiled the deep tube scheme at Jamuguri area of Golaghat district on Wednesday. The scheme was launched under the implementation scheme of irrigation department. This scheme will cover about 30 hector agricultural land of Jamuguri area which the farmer get more benefited from it. Providing financial assistance from NABARD of Rs 36 lakhs to implement the schemes. Executive engineer Bijay Kumar Sarma was also present in the function. Later, she attended the review meeting of Gramin Sangha and SHGs under National Rural Livelihood Mission at Jamuguri Bazar Rajohowa Bhawan and she inspected the work of SHGs, Neog assured them to help for progress...
A huge Muslim organization in Golaghat district on Tuesday slammed Ramen Deka a day after the BJP MLA criticized the Muslim intellectuals for not raising voice of protest against the recovery of beef at the premises of a temple in Silchar. In a statement, the organization accused the Mongoldoi MP of trying to strike communal clash in the state. The organisation further warned the BJP leader not try to destroy the age old communal harmony.
Finally Akhil Gogoi has made up his mind to take on Congress and BJP with a third front to fight the assembly polls early next year. Talking to reporters in Kaziranga on Monday, the KMSS-GMS leader said the third front will be emerging as a reliable alternative for the people to get rid of Congress-BJP mis-governance. Akhil said that the third front will comprise regional parties, Left parties and the tribal organizations who won’t allow Congress and BJP to retain power. He blamed it all on the ruling Congress for the Sunday’s incident where many people sustained injury at a function organized to distribute thread and blankets among the poor people. “We won’t allow them to...
Debraj Roy College in Golaghat is organizing a two days national level seminar on changing scenario in teaching-learning and evaluation system of higher education on October 31.To be sponsored by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) the event is being organized at the initiatives of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell of the college. The seminar aims at evaluating the system and method of teaching, learning and evaluation so that norms of quality can be maintained in the higher education system.Organizers are available for contact at seminar.iqac@gmail.com or seminar.iqac@debrajroycollege.org by October 28.
The Hindu Jagaran Mancha in Golaghat on Monday demanded an immediate ban on cow slaughtering and illegal transportation. In a memorandum submitted to the Deputy Commissioner on Monday, HJM said that the cow is considered a holy animal and the animal is closely associated in the Indian culture and tradition. Even cow is worshipped in Assam which is why, an immediate ban on cow slaughtering is required.
Kushal Kunwar Balya Bhawan alumni meet on Saturday brought to light the glorious history of the prominent school in Golaghat. Organized at the Golaghat District Library, more than 150 aluminis participated in the livelier session where the former teachers and students remembered their roles. The school principal welcomed the alumnis to be followed by the introduction segment. Speakers in the alumni meet stressed teacher-student relationship apart from sincerity and discipline which are the key to success of school or college.
The Golaghat police got remand of Aditya Bora for ten days after the Maoist leaders produced before a local court on Saturday. The court further remanded his two associates from Dergaon to the police custody. Meanwhile a team of police officers has started interrogating Aditya and his two associates from Saturday. The interrogating officials claimed to have extracted a great deal of sensational revelation from the trio on the growing Maoist activities in the state.
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