Cenetary celebration of Chatgari Government Middle Vernacular School
The three day-long centenary celebration of Chatgari Government Middle Vernacular School came to an end on Monday.
The programme which was started with the hoisting of the flag by,Manmohan Das president of the centenary celebration committee at 9 am. Following which 100 flags were hoisted by social personalities,buisinessman some of them are Santius Kujur MP Rajya Sabha,Jayanta Chakravorty and Professor Dept. of English Tangla College.Tribute to the departed souls was paid by Santius Kujur. Cycle stand,drinking water plant,plantation of trees.A procession was taken out followed by naam kirtan.
At 1.45 pm Science exhibition was held by students of two private English schools .A cultural permanent stage was inagurated by D.N Hazarika SDC Kalaigaon revenue circle. On the second day diyas were lighted on the ocassion of Silpi Divas.Followed by a drawing competition among childrens. Bonjar Daimiri EM BTC inagurated the library. It was followed by a seminar on the topic "Development of Human Resource in present Education system" where Thaneswar Malakar ,Director Sarva Sikha Mission,Idrish Ali Former Vice-President Assam Sahitya Sabha spoke up. On the third day an open session was held which was inagurated by Sadhana Hojai DC Udalguri.Khampa Borgayari EM BTC was the chief guest of the ocassion. Other distinguished guest include Arupa Patangia Kalita, Sahitya Akademi Award winner,Ramen Deka MP Lok Sabha,Kamali Basumatari MLA Panery LAC and many others. The third day-long programme came to an end with the cultural night were popular singer Dipen Baryah and Vreegu Kashyap enthralled the audience.
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