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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Former AASU activist and a torchbearer of Assam Movement Girish Chandra Bhattacharjya died of cardiac arrest on Thursday. Hw was 59. The end came at his residence at Borjolah village of Tangla in the evening. His sudden demise has casted a pall of gloom in the entire area of Tsngla where he was Tangla unit President and Vice-President in the period of 1982-1985 and 1985-86 respectively. He also served as Organizing secretary of central committee AASU 1987-89. He was instrumental in strengthning the roots of the student body during his tenure.
A huge meeting by All Assam Students Union in Udalguri on Monday expressed grave concern over the failure to detect and deport the immigrants from the state even 32 years after the Assam Accord was signed. In his address, AASU assistant general secretary in Udslguri Jayanta Kumar Bhattacharya said the immigrants ate still s huge threat to the entire nation which needs to be seriously dealt with seriously. He said,” Though political parties kept on changing both in state and central but no government showed any keen interest in implementation of the historic Assam Accord.” The student leader expressed grave concern over enchroachment of lands in Tribal belt and...
“Sanskrit language is mother of almost all Indian languages where we get the first hand information of our ancient art and culture of a civilized society when the rest of the earth was under the cover of darkness, Basanta Sarmah. In his address at a function in Udalguri to mark the Sanskrit day, the chief of the Mangaldai Sanskrit Tol said that the Sanskrit language is an easy language to understand and one’s good will power requires to use it in the everyday conversation. The Sanskri Divash which got underway with the Mangalacharana by the borders of Vanavashi Kalyan Asharam girls’ hostel was chaired by Nalaini Kanta Sarmah, principal of Udalguri Sangaveda Viswashanti Sanskrit Tol while...
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The 37th Bn SSB Mangaldai celebrated Rakshabandhan at its Headquarter at Gelaidingi of Darrang on Monday. On the occasion a group of Brahmakumaris and Prajapati Brahma Kumaris of Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya, Mangaldoi visited the Bn Headquarters and extended the Rakshabandhan greetings to the troopd by tying Rakhi to the officers and jawans as mark of love and respect to them. They further prayed for the well being of SSB personnel, who has been rendering service at Indo-Bhutan border away from home and family.Speaking on the occasion Rohitashwa, Commandant 37th Bn, SSB apprised the SSB personnel about the importance of Rakshabandhan and thanked the team of Brahma Kumaris of Ishwariya Vishwa...
Human life is a battle field, only hardwork yields to sucess. The ideologies of Arunima Sinha- the first Indian female amputee to climb Mount Everest and Jadav Payeng-Forest Man of India should be an inspiration for the students. This was observed by Dr. Dilip Baruah Principal of Tangla H.S school at Arunodoi Junior College of Tangla on Monday. Attending the freshmen social ceremony of the pioneering junior college of the town Baruah exhorted the students to march ahead with strong determination. He further observed that education should be one which provide life and livelihood . The freshmen social ceremony presided over by Pranabjyoti Das Principal of the academy also feted a...
The development of the Adivasi community will only progress the nation and bring prosperity among the people. This was observed by Faggan Singh Kulaste, Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare at a national seminar on 'Identity, Status, Issues and Challenges of Adivasi under the purview of their constitutional rights' in New Delhi on July 23. The seminar was organized by Aadhunik India Foundation and Aadhunik India -a National Hindi newspaper . Attending the programme as chief guest Kulaste said that," The BJP government at the centre has adopted various welfare policies for the upliftment of the Adivasi community and more such policies would be adopted in days to come. Lauding the...
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