First monsoon rainfall revives tea gardens
After a lapse of long period the first monsoon rainfall has brought the fresh leased life to all the small tea growers of Udalguri district. The burgeoning green leaf in their tea garden on receiving the rainfall beckon all the STGS and welcome them to survive for the year instant.
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The poor medical facilities in tea estates of Assam have come into focus once again after a tea worker died due to lack of treatment after being bitten by a snake on Thursday. Twenty Eight year old BiptiKujur, a resident of Nonaipara tea garden in Udalguri district, was bitten by a venomous snake King Cobra on Thursday when she was plucking tea leaves. She was immediately rushed to garden hospital, Nonaipara T.E. The hospital did not have the facilities to administer snake anti venom and referred Tangla PHC. More over the doctor examined the portion of the snake bitten area and untied the rope which was in the leg of the patient. On her way to hospital she died. The tea workers, students...
The Ministry of Law and Justice partnered with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), which anchors the Digital India programme, will be providing legal aid services through its Common Service Centres (CSC) at the panchayat level, spread across the country. The programme is a continuation to the Access to Justice Project to Marginalised Persons implemented by UNDP in 2008. The Udalguri CSC today with the initiative of DM BharatwajChaudhary and AlaisriBoro conducted a training program which was successfully completed at Udalguri DC Office Conference Hall. A total of 20 VLE’s and 24 PLV’s participated in the workshop.The different roles and responsibilities, GST,...
A Junior College with Arts Stream was inaugurated successfully at Dimakuchi, a small town located 20 km away from Tangla smart city. NRDS Group of Institutions, a leading educational institute of North East India for the development of rural areas has taken this initiative. BTC Deputy Speaker, NerswnBoro inaugurated the college yesterday and said that Dimakuchiregion has brought good name and fame in the HSLC examination and the upcoming colleges have high ambition from the students of the region and have given a scope to study at low cost infrastructure. The academic session of the college will start very soon with 65 students and 9 faculty members. The Principal of the college,...
Army of 14 Dogra Regiment under Red Horns Division apprehended three All Adivasi National Liberation Army (AANLA) cadres at Naobandha village in Udalguri district on June 22.Army personnel with Assam police ambushed an ultra group when three suspected cadre tried to flee,but were caught hold of.The apprehended AANLA cadres were John Xalxo, son of Carlos Xalxo;Amruss Orang,son of Ranjit Orang and Leius Orang,son of late Benedict Orang.All the three youths were the residents of village Deochunga under Goreswar police station in Baksa district.Several arms and ammunition,including one .22 mm pistol with magazine, three rounds of ammunition;one 7.65 mm pistol with magazine and...
The Yoga day was observed in the entire district of Udalguri at various places. The Army personnel of 421 Field Regiment, Hattigarh Millitary Station located at the foothills of Indo Bhutan border along with others celebrated 3rd International Yoga Day on June 21 at the station campus with great enthusiasm and zeal. The Yoga Day was celebrated in collaboration with civilians. The aim of celebrating Yoga Day among civilians was to promote a healthy and peaceful mind. Brigade Commander, Anup Singhal in his short speech said that, “To obtain a healthy body and attain a peaceful mind every men should meditate and do yoga.” A hundreds of civilians comprising man, woman and children attended the...
A woman was attacked by sharp blade by a group of unidentified miscreants at midnight of 13 June, the woman has been identified as Rashmita Tanti (50) wife of Kandhara Tanti an inhabitant of Budlapara Chowk under Dimakuchi PS of Udalguri district. It is informed that a group of men came in and attacked while she was asleep. The victim has been severely injured and has been rushed to Tangla PHC for treatment by local people and police. The attacked is still a mystery for the police and local villagers.
The 117th death anniversary of renowned tribal freedom fighter Birsa Munda was observed in Nonaipara T.G. under Udalguri district of Assam on Friday, May 9 by the Munda Samaj Primary Committee. The program started with the hoisting of the Munda Samaj flag and a floral tribute at the Martyr tomb. Francis Horo, Udalguri District Community Cultural Secretary in his speech said “Munda rallied the tribals to fight against the forceful land grabbing carried out by the British government which would turn the tribals into bonded labourers and force upon them abject poverty. Known as 'Dharti Abba' or the Earth Father, Bisra Munda stressed on the need of the tribals to study their own religion and...
A large python approximately 5ft weighing 5 kg was recovered at 2 No. Borengajuli (Orangbasti) village of Rajagarh near the Indo-Bhutan border on Monday morning. The snake was recovered at the backyard of Usha Deka. The snake was handed over to 37th Bn SSB Nalapara BOP officials by the villagers at a Civic Action Program.
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