The private sector schools of Tangla perfomed better in the HSLC 2017 examination declared on Wednesday. Auxilum Convent Tangla seems to have gained its lost glory as 27 out of 28 students secured first divisions with 4 students securing distinction and 5 securing star marks. Chancal Dhar of the school secured state highest 100 marks in English informed Sister Mary Joseph Principal of Auxilum Convent ,Tangla. Meanwhile Arunodoi Academy another private school also performed really well. Chakidipta Baruah was the district topper securing 94.5% and state highest 100 marks in English. She is the daughter of Dulal Baruah and Binita Sarania. Rupah Anand Hazarika of the same school also secured state highest 100 marks in Advance Mathematics. He is the son of Dithakananda Hazarika and Anjali Devi Hazarika. Out of 59 students of the academy 30 secured first division,six distinction marks and seven star marks. Talking to The Sentinel Napolean Daimari the Principal of Arunodoi Academy said that," We were quite ignorant that this time the positions were reduced to 10 in HSLC instead of 20 like previous year. The education department should have notified the institutions regarding their stance on number of position holders ." The people of the town have hailed the good performance of the school. The government schools both Tangla HS school and Tangla Girls HS school performed abysmally low in terms of pass percentage.
UDALGURI: "We are now forced to feel that the very existence of indigenous population in India and particularly in Assam and other NE states is under severe threat from outsiders and illegal immigrants from the neighboring country." This was said by DR Nabla alias Ranjan Daimari, chairman of NDFB here at Udalguri town while addressing a congregation of indigenous people of Udalguri district on the occasion of Celebration of International Day of World's Indigenous Peoples on Thursday. The meeting to this effect was chaired by Dr. Prasenjit Daimari, principal of Tangla College and was addressed by Dr. Anjali Daimari, chairman of Boro Women's Justice Forum among many others. The...
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