The Centre has put the Assam Government on alert apprehending ULFA's massive strike during the Independence day celebrations on August 15. According to information, acting on some specific inputs that ULFA is drawing up a blue print for a massive strike during the Independence Day programme, the Centre has alerted the Dispur to be extra vigilant. According to information, the Union home ministry has told Dispur to intensify security measures especially around vital installations as ULFA militants have been targeting these places in support of their demands.
The Centre further has asked Dispur to deploy adequate security personnel in all towns and Guwahati city as there have been recent strikes by the rebels in urban areas. This was discussed in detail at a meeting of Unified Command Structure held in Guwahati on recently in presence of senior officials of Army, state police, CRPF and BSF. The meeting decided to put the security agencies engaged in counter- insurgency operations on alert.
17 Oct 2008 - 4:30pm | Ritupallab Saikia
Golaghat Dist. Administration under instruction from Assam Health Department orders immediate closure of five privately runed Nursing Homes and twenty one pathological lab operating in Golaghat Dist...
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The medium of instruction will be both Assamese and English language for the undergraduate programmes in the Bodoland Univesity while giving educational curriculum, said Vice Chancelor id the...
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The Village Defense Parties of Cachar have been actively and dedicatedly acting as the bridge between the police and the common folks. A workers meet was organised at the Janata College, Kabuganj...
Under the aegis of the Sahitya Akademi, JDSG College, Bokakhat, held a one-day National Poets' Meet on November 26 where 23 poets writing in different languages from all over India took part. Dr Kutubuddin Ahmed, retired lecturer of DKD College and a member of the Sahitya Akademi from Asom and Ramkumar Krishak, a senior Hindi poet conducted two separate reading sessions during the meet.The participating poets were Atanu Bhattacharjee, Hridayananda Gogoi, Jyotirekha Hazarika, Mrinal Kumar Gogoi, Ajit Gogoi, Gyan Puzari Bijay Rabidas, Ismail Hussain, Lutfa Hassim, Selima Begum, Monikuntala Bhattacherjee, Rajib Boruah, Nilima Thakuriya Haque (Asomiya poets), Romakanta Basumotari (Bodo),...
Adil Hakim of Australia (in picture) won the boys singles title in the Indian Oil ITF World Junior Ranking Tennis championship at the Chachal Tennis complex on Friday. In the final Hakim beat Lewicki Filip of Poland in straight set 6-4,6-1.In the girls section the final was also an one sided affair and Angelika Aliev of Israel won the title clash defeating Sevil Alieva of Azarbaijan in straight set 6-4,6-2.Meanwhile Poland pair Stefaniak Piotr and Majchrowicz Adam emerged champion in the boys doubles event while Starkova Valentina (Kaz) and Alieva Sevil (Aza) won the girls title.
A dream run in the Indian Oil ITF World Junior Ranking Tennis Championship finally came to an end for Kaushik Das as he today lost the boys singles semi final against Lewicki Filip of Poland at the Chachal tennis court on Thursday. The Assam lad was in his best form in the tournament and even in the semi final too he played superbly but Filip finally managed to over come the challenge of Das. Filip won the match by 6-3, 2-6, 6-3 to move into the final where he will meet Adil Hakim of Australia.In the girls final Angelica Aleiv of Israel will play against Alieva Sevil of Azerbaijan.The result of different semi finals held on Thursday: boys singles- Lewicki Filip (Poland) beat Kaushik Das...
A citizens' meet organised by the Journalists' Forum, Assam (JFA) on Thursday demanded a round-table conference among various ethnic groups in Assam to discuss their demands, which, in some cases, appear to be conflicting.The meeting held at the Guwahati Press Club, was organised in connection with the unfortunate incident of November 24 in the Beltola-Dispur area of the city and its aftermath.The citizens, who included noted litterateur Nirupama Borgohain and veteran journalist Dhirendra Nath Chakravarty, said in a resolution that the demands, if considered separately, might lead to further misunderstanding in an already polarised society. Hence, the plea for a round-table...
Displaying a spectacular performance yet again, Assam lad Kaushik Das reached the semi-finals in the boys’ section of the Indian Oil ITF World Junior Ranking Tennis Championship held at Chachal Tennis Complex on Wednesday. In the last-eight match, Kaushik defeated eight-seeded Amir Dor of Israel in straight sets 6-3, 6-4. Earlier on Tuesday, Kaushik, creating a major upset, defeated third seed Palash Tiwari in straight sets 6-3, 6-3.The result of other quarter-final matches held in both the boys’ and the girls’ section on Wednesday are: Boys singles: Filip Lewicki (Pol) beat Gema Gamazov (Isr) 6-4, 2-6, 6-2, Kaushik Das (Ind) beat Amir Dor (Isr) 6-3,6-4, Gleb Sklyr (Isr)...
The Journalists' Forum, Assam has strongly condemned the unfortunate and shameful incident that took place in Guwahati on November 24, Saturday and called it brutal and inhuman. It calls upon the people to remain vigilant so that such incidents never recurr in future. The Forum is organising a citizens' meet at the Guwahati Press Club at one p. m. on Thursday, November 29. The Forum has requested all the citizens to attend the meeting and join the deliberations. Rupam Baruah Hiten MahantaNavaThakuriaRanen Kumar Goswami
The Assam State Transport Corporation (ASTC) courier service has been performing quite inconsistently, according to the consumers utilizing its service. Bhabananda Kalita, secretary of the Bokakhat Press club, had sent an important news in a compact disc on October 24 through the courier from Bokakhat to Tezpur. But the important matter has not reached Tezpur. The mediapersons have alleged that news of utmost importance have failed to reach their destination due to the poor service of the ASTC courier. KOUSHIK HAZARIKA , BOKAKHAT
Guwahati Regional Centre (GRC) of Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers (IIChE) in association with Department of Chemical Engineering , IIT Guwahati and Department of Chemical Engineering of Assam Engineering College is planning to hold a workshop on “Problems and Prospects of Process Industries in North-Eastern Region of India”, during 1st week of February’2008, at IIT Guwahati. Process Industries and entrepreneurs dealing with production plants from Northeastern states of India, can interact with academicians of the two colleges besides eminent consultants to discuss various problems faced by them. Although the region had only a handful of chemical industries in the...
Violinist Sunita Bhuyan performed at the Hindustani music evening of Celebrate Bandra on 24th of November at the Carter Road Promenade, Mumbai. Sunita performed to a packed audience starting with Raag Hangswasdhani followed by Bharat Darshan in Raag Mishra Desh. The recital ended with two light classical folk tunes on the River goddess -Oh Ganga and Ma Reva. Sunita is a disciple of maestro Pandit V. G. Jog and mother - Violinist Minoti Khaund.
The historic Stillwell Road may be reopened by the Centre if the security related aspects are found to be in order.Disclosing this on Monday morning, Union commerce minister Jairam Ramesh said Commerce Ministry, Defence Ministry and Ministry of External Affairs are considering the case and will take a decision soon to this effect. The minister hopes that the north eastern region will make a giant leap in the growing business with the those countries which is considered to be very crucial in the region’s economic development. Also, the center is studying a proposal by the Arunachal Pradesh government for clearing decks to open trade with China and Myanmar, says the minister adding...
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