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Discussion on Freedom Movement held at Tangla College

A special lecture exchange programme was held at conference hall premises of Tangla College on Tuesday. The programme was organised by Dept. of Political Science and Dept. of History in collaboration of the IQAC cell of the college. Various phases of Indian freedom movement, the martyrs and national heroes who sacrificed their life for the sake of nation we discussed in the prgramme. From Sepoy mutiny, Battle of Plassey, birth of Indian National Congress (INC ) all the important events of freedom movement were highlighted.

Prof. Abdul Karim Associate Professor Dept. of History and Dr. Nurul Islam HOD Dept of Pol. Science of Kharupetia College graced the event as resource persons. The programme was presided over by Chandan Baruah.

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Recipient of The Annual Colosseum Awards 2014 & 2015 (by The Assam Tribune group), Shajid Khan is an Independent journalist based in Assam. He has contributed numerous political, socio-political stories for bountiful national,international as well as Assam based publications including The New York Times,Firstpost,The Telegraph. He also pens down analytic commentary on print and web based publications.

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