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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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Sensation has prevailed in this area following the suicide of a HSLC candidate Rabita Konwar (18) on the evening of Tuesday. As per report Konwar a resident of Futkibari village under Tangla PS of Udalguri district after appearing for her Mathematics paper at Tangla Girls Higher Secondary school had reached home and talked to her parents. At about 4 am the girl's mother noticed the girl in a hanging state at her room. Though the village head informed the Tangla police station on Tuesday police reached the spot on Wednesday morning and sent the body for Post mortem to Mangaldai Civil Hospital .
A two day long workshop on Journalism will be held at Borengajuli Srimanta Sankardev Satra of Udalguri district on February 27 and Feb 28. The workshop has been organized by Dimakuchi Press Club. The objective of the workshop is to encourage the young generation of the district in the field of reporting and photography with new days technology so as to enable all young boys and girls to work in the field of journalism. The main focus areas include Journalism and Press laws, issues of working journalist. The workshop would be inaugurated by Kamali Basumatari MLA Panery LAC. The workshop would also be attended by eminent journalist Samudra Gupta Kashyap of the Indian Express,Keshab Dutta...
Around 500 activist of All Adivasi Students Association of Assam (AASAA) took out a cycle rally from Panery and Hatigor to the Revenue Circle office Harisinga located at Bazaarkhola of Tangla in protest of Land pattas on Wednesday.The protesters gheraod the Office shouting slogans and holding playcards that read No Patta No Vote, No Land Patta No rest, Hamar Bagan Hamar Matti, We want land Patta etc; They also urged the government to provide 5 kg rice to each family under Food security act. "The tea tribes people should be handed over land pattas by the government or else we will not caste our vote to the Congress in coming assembly election ". Lakhindra  Mula Anchalik President of...
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A herd of wild elephants created havoc in Rajapara area near the Indo-Bhutan border of Udalguri district on Monday morning last. Wild Tusker damaged the walls  and ate paddy stocks in the house of one Mahendra Deka.  Two other commercial shops at Nalapara chowk area were also damaged by the Tusker. Though forest officials were informed about the matter they had turned deaf ear to it alleged the local residents. It may be mentioned that from the last few years Man-Elephant conflict has taken worst turn in the district due to unabted deforestation by unscrupulous people and encroachment of forest lands under the very nose of forest officials.
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