Tangla Press Club expells Secretary Rudra Deka
Tangla Press Club (TPC) expelled it's secretary Rudra Deka with immediate effect from the post of the Secretary of the club on allegation of collection of money in the name of the institution. In a meeting held at TPC on Tuesday, the secretary was removed on allegation of unconstitutional moves and disruption of unity among the members the journalist.
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Even though the state government is busy organizing Gunotsav to enhance the quality of education and restore the lost glory of government run schools by improving in learning level of students at Elementary level the sorry state of affairs of some schools which lacks basic infrastructure and in turn this schools participating in much hyped Gunotsav is an irony in itself. The Bholakash Lower Primary government school in Khokhagaon village of Udalguri district is a standing example,which reflect a picture of neglect on the part of the government as the school lack basic infrastructural necessity of school building and even adequate number of desk-benches. The Bholakash L.P school established...
The second phase of Gunotsav got underway in Udalguri district from Tuesday with three day hectic schedule. The Inspector of Schools of Udalguri ,Bhaben Deuri district informing this correspondent said that a total of 1,402 lower primary and upper primary schools and composite schools of the district would go under the external evaluation during the three day programme. He also informed that the education department of the state government appointed three external evaluators to observe and evaluate some 15 schools from among the schools and the guest evaluators have already arrived at Udalguri for the purpose . It is pertinent to be mentioned that the concerned schools have already...
Rich tributes were paid to Former AASU activist and a torchbearer of Assam Movement Girish Chandra Bhattacharjya at a special tributary programme held in the premises of Swahid Bhawan of Tangla on Sunday. The programme organised by All Udalguri and Darrang Students' Union in co-ordination of Darrang-Udalguri Prakton Sathirtha Mancha in association of AASU Tangla unit.The day long programme which started with flag hoisting was followed by swahid tarpan,floral tribute to the portait of Girish Ch. Bhattavharjya followed by an All-religion prayers, were Gita, Quran, Bible were recited. A memorial lecture was also held which was presided over by Tilak Prasad Baruah former President of...
The 1992 Tangla HSLC batch from different nearby schools organized a reunion providing an opportunity to the alumnae to walk down memory lane along with linking up with friends at Arunodoi Jr. College on Sunday. More than 50 members of the batch attended the event from different parts of the state. The day long celebrations began with plantation of saplings in campuses of various schools of the town which was followed by an open session in the evening. The session presided by Alumnus Prabin Baro began on a nostalgic note. The maiden speech of the session was delivered by Bhaskar Sahariah. Retired teacher of Tangla HS school Arun Sarma inaugurating a souvenir- Sahapathi '92 ...
There seems to be no breakthrough into the woman who has gone missing from her residence at 1 No. Garuajhar near Panery in Udalguri on Monday. She is said to be Asha Begum, mother of a five year old son child who is still remaining clueless. Police have been investigating it acting on a complaint lodged by her husband Hasmat Ali. A section of the local residents claimed to have seen her travelling on a white Wagon R vehicle in the locality.
The electricity negligence has taken thr life of yet another person triggering anger and protest across the state on Tuesday. The incident took place at Samokuchi village in Tangla where the victim was treading near his paddy field. He was electrocuted as he landed at the plot in the afternoon where a 440 kv wire which was lying unattended He was rushed to Tangla CHC were he was declared brought dead. Talking to media persons D. Hazarika SDO(C) Bhergaon assured the family of ex-gratia compensation to the next kin of victim.
The electricity negligence has taken thr life of yet another person triggering anger and protest across the state on Tuesday. The incident took place at Samokuchi village in Tangla where the victim was treading near his paddy field. He was electrocuted as he landed at the plot in the afternoon where a 440 kv wire which was lying unattended He was rushed to Tangla CHC were he was declared brought dead. Talking to media persons D. Hazarika SDO(C) Bhergaon assured the family of ex-gratia compensation to the next kin of victim.
Hundreds of students blocked the roads in Tangla on Monday opposing English as a medium in major courses in colleges under Bodoland University, demanding probe into the alleged anomalies in B.Ed admission of R.C Sahariah Teachers’ Training College and opposing 4 model degree colleges named after Deendayal Upadhaya in BTAD areas. Addressing the mammoth gathering AASU Assistant General Secretary Jayanta Bhattacharjya said that by making English as a medium of instruction compulsory in major subjects in colleges under Bodoland University is a conspiracy to kill the Assamese language. He said,” the Students would seek admission in English medium schools making way for the...
In a bid to bring about awareness on organ donation among the younger generation, a local NGO 'Rising Hands' in collaboration with Zublee Foundation organized an awareness programme on cadaver organ donation at Tangla on Friday. The event which aimed at making school students understand and support the cause of organ donation was attended by playback singer and head, Zublee Foundation, Zublee Baruah, Director and CEO of the foundation Amitabh Gohain and Priyanka Baruah. Speaking on the ocassion Zublee Baruah said,"Teen understanding and awareness of organ donation is vital to meet the dearth of organs to millions of people." She observed that ,"Human life can be...
The history of the Adivasis came up for a livelier discussion at the Tangla College as it celebrated the freshers’ social on Wednesday. In his address, writer Sanjay Tanti said,” these people now in Assam have not migrated on their own choice rather they have been displaced and dispossessed of the resources of their homeland by British for working in tea plantations of state.Students should know the history of Adivasis.” Organized by the All Adivasi Students Association of Assam, the programme had highlighted the contribution of the Adivasi people where Tanti said,”Political and geographical boundaries have distorted the identity of people.”Speaking on the...
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