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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Despite vigilance of the law enforcement agencies, a number of clashes and attacks took place in the last couple of days in Udalguri district centring first phase assembly elections on April 4. After two separate incidents were two persons from tea community were killed in the district by unknown miscreants few days back. In yet another incident two college students were attacked by miscreants on Friday night at Bhergaon. Both the students have been identified as Dipankar Rabha (19) and Rituraj Rabha (17) . As per reports both the students were out for pissing at about 8 pm on Friday when a group of miscreants which consisted no less than twenty persons headed by Sandit Boro and Kishor...
On the last day of poll campaigning at Panery LAC which goes on poll on April 4 a sea of supporters and voters of the ABSU and NDFB (P) backed newly floated United Peoples' Party thronged the roads on Saturday in support of its candidate Nanda Ram Boro. A sea of supporters having more than 10000 voters and supporters took out a bike rally in the route Tangla-Dimakuchi -Garuajhar -Khagrabari- Bhergaon. Rinjoy Boro ABSU District president talking to media persons said " The huge gathering consisted of 1000 motorbikes 50 four wheelers". Addressing the rally UPP candidate Nanda Ram Boro appealed all bikers to maintain law and order situation and speedlimit below 40kms/hr ". Boro also appealed...
SUCI (Communist) candidate for Panery LAC Swarnalata Chaliha have taken up roadside campaigns at Tangla and nearby places under Panery constituency. People generally have the impression that independents, contestants from major and less recognised parties that have no base here will contest the election either only for the name sake or due to technical reasons of keeping their parties’ recognition as national parties and that they do not take up any canvassing. However, contestants from parties like the Socialist Unity Centre of India (SUCI) are proving such an impression only as a misgiving by taking up canvassing as seriously as major parties does, albeit without much fanfare,...
A Language teaching workshop was held at the conference hall of Tangla College on Friday . The workshop was inaugurated by Tangla College Principal Dr. Prasen Daimari. Speaking on the ocassion Dr. Bijoy Kumar Sarma stressed on the importance of proper knowledge and pronunciation of words in a language. Dr. Bijoy Kr. Sarma HOD, Dept. of Assamese, Mangaldai College, Alindra Brahma Lecturer & Research officer, CIIL, Mysore and Dr. Sanjay Bhattacharyee, Prof. Department of Bengali, Guwahati University attended the programme as resource person. The programme was Chaired by Ghateswar Baruah HOD Dept.of Assamese, Tangla College. The workshop was organized in joint collaboration of by...
Opposing BJP Vision Document stand to grant ST status to six communities of the state, Bhergaon District Tribal Sangha burnt copies of the BJP's vision document at Bhergaon on Tuesday. The Sangha also said that the decision of the saffron party to grant ST status to six communities will greatly hamper the indigenous tribal communities of the state. The Sangha also alleged that the much anticipated 1000 crore special package to BTC would not benefit the tribal communities. They also alleged that the vision document won't benefit the indigenous communities.
With assembly polls to be held on April 4 first phase in Udalguri district every political parties have geared up by leaving no stone unturned to grab the three assembly constituencies namely Udalguri, Panery, Mazbat of the district. Though the ruling BPF alongwith BJP and AGP have come under one umbrella in BTC region. The newly floated UPP backed by ABSU and NDFB(P) alongwith ruling Congress are putting every efforts to uproot BPF. This time a total of 3,97,494 voters will decide the fate of 26 candidates in the three assembly constituencies. In 64 No. Panery LAC out of 1,32,217 voters 68,111 male and 64,106 female voters will decide the fate of 9 candidates. While in 69 No. Udalguri...
The Department of Assamese, Khoirabari College is going to organsie a UGC sponsored national seminar on April 23-24 on "Human Values and Creative literature". The department invites papers from professors, research scholars and students. The sub-themes are Human Values in pre and post independence literature, human values in the works of Sankardeva and human value and contemporary society. The abstract copies may be mailed to khoirabaricollege@gmail.com on or before April 10.
An education awareness programme was organised at Borengajuli Santipur village of Udalguri district on Sunday. The programme was organised by Pherengadao NGO and presided by village headmen Ragen Basumatari. Social worker Atul Boro highlighted erratic electrical power supply in the village. Children of this remote village, inhabited mostly by tea tribe community, avoid going to schools. Most women in teh village lack formal education. The organsiation has decided to setup a non-formal education centre in the village.
ABSU and NDFB (P) backed newly floated United Peoples' Party had organized a mass gathering programme at Bordoloi Bhawan Tangla on Sunday. The meeting was presided over by Nirmal Boro UPP district president. "BPF have been running a tyrinical rule in BTC and Udalguri district have been neglected in every spheres." The above was observed by , UPP vice-president of Central Committee Rabindra Mushahary. Addressing the mass gathering of more than six thousand people UPP Candidate for 64 No. Panery Nanda Ram Boro People said "People want a new face" . UPP is confident of winning the constituency. He also said that "Town Committee Elections are not held in BTC. He also blamed that BPF have been...
The sorry state of affairs and absence of on duty doctors in some government hospitals in the state is not unheard of. Proper health care has remained a far cry for the poor people of Tangla and neighbouring places as doctors employed in 30 beded CHC Tangla are busy either serving their patients in their private clinics or remain unattended during the duty period. A similar incident happened at the 30 beded CHC Tangla on Sunday. An aged high pressure patient named Gopinath Das was left unattended for more than a hour. The on-duty doctor Dr.Biswajit Oja who was duty-bound to treat patients from 2.30 pm was absent. When this correspondent called the doctor at 3.10 pm over phone the doctor...
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