Classical music competition in Namrup
Namrup Music College is organising a Indian Classical Music Competition on July 23 on the occasion of its golden jubilee celebration. The schedule of the competition are vocal, tabla, violin and bharatnatyam. For more information about the competition contact Namrup Music College organising committee 9401809793, 9435904946 and 9957837316.
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NAMRUP: Properties worth crores of rupees were reduced to ashes when the Daily Market in the BVFCL premises in Namrup caught fire on Friday. The incident took place in the wee hours because of electric short circuit where at least 35 big and small shops were gutted in the huge fire. Fire fighters from BVFCL, OIL, APL were deployed to bring the situation under control. But by then the inferno ravaged these 35 shops and stalls. Smokes are still bellowing from a number if shops. The owner of the Rupkanya Stores,alone, claimed to have lost properties worth ₹45 lakh not yo speak of what the owners of Tarana Tailors claimed. The real extent of damage, however, has yet to be ascertained. The...
NAMRUP: Literally boxed by Arunachal Pradesh in the east and south and the historic Charaideo in the western side, Assam has yet another paragon of nature's beauty and bounty. Known as Jeypore Reserved Forest in the civil district of Dibrugarh, the abode of many wildlife can now boast of being an emerging tourist hub. The beautiful and potential forest falls under humid and heavy rainfall zone required to be a rainforest. Even in dry season, say from November to March, Joypore remains damp which recorded maximum annual rainfall upto 3640 mm in 1999. Maximum temperature recorded upto stood at 35 degree in 1990 and minimum temperature was 8 degree in 1999. The forest forms a part of...
NAMRUP: Hundreds of BJP leaders and workers took out a huge procession in Namrup on Monday celebrating the party's poll victory in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. Addressing the gathering, senior party leader Suren Gogoi said,"today we have a historic day. We retained Gujarat and got Himachal Pradesh. The victory will help us win Meghalaya, Nagaland, Mizoram." The procession ended at the Namrup-Sonari Tiniali. Many leaders said that the victory has boosted the state BJP's morale to fight the panchayat polls.
Namrup: The All Assam Students Union centrally observed the Martyrs’ Day in Namrup on Sunday with redoubled zeal and vow to safeguard the identity of Assam and its people. In his speech adviser of the state’s most influential student body Dr. Samujal Kumar Bhattacharjee slammed the ruling clique for lack of commitment to implement the Assam Accord, 1985 which marked an end to the 6 year long agitation to detect and deport the illegal Bangladeshi settlers. “We have lost the lives of 855 people in the name of the Assam agitation. Thirty two years have passed since we inked the tripartite pact with Delhi and Dispur. But the promises, mostly, have remained unimplemented,” he said. An...
NAMRUP:Senior journalist and social worker Pranabjyoti Dutta passed away at the Assam Medical College Hospital in Dibrugarh on Saturday. Dutta, a retired teacher who was working a Namrup local correspondent with a few dailies has been suffering from ailment for the last couple of week. Born in 1963 in Dikhowmukh in Sivasagar district, Dutta was associated with several social organizations in Namrup. Many organizations and individuals have condoled his death and conveyed deep sympathy to the bereaved family members.
NAMRUP: The security forces claimed to have captured a dreaded ULFA-I rebel in Charaideo district on Saturday. Acting on a tip off police and Dao division Army jawans conducted a combing operation in Dillighat area where the rebel was hiding to extort money. Identified as Abhay Deka, he was captured during the operation who was one of the accused in the Dullighat shoot out which took place two years back. A team of police and army officials has been interrogating Abhay after a pistol, live bullets and extortion notices were seized from his possession.
Namrup: Properties worth lakhs of rupees were reduced to ashes when a ravaging fire broke out at a house in Namrup on Wednesday. The incident took place near BVFCL Main Gate in the wee hours where the residence of Reshma Devi and Bali Mahato caught fire. The origin of the ravaging fire is not known. Local residents in large number came out to the spot and tried to bring the situation under control. But by then the entire house reduced to ashes. There is no report of casualty.
Namrup: One person was charred to death when the house in which he was staying caught fire in Namrup on Saturday. The incident took place in Vasubari area in the evening when the person who was known to be a mentally challenged was inside the house as the local residents came to see some smokes bellowing from the house. Neighbours in large number tried to extinguish the fire. But by then the person inside it was burnt alive. The origin of the fire is not known.
NAMRUP: Chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal said Assam as a nation will stand tall on this planet so long the north eastern state and it's people follow the great ideals of Chaolung Sukapha, the first Assamese who brought up the nation. Giving away the prestigious Sukapha Award to Bimal Barpatra Gohain, a Tai scholar at a function in Tipam near Naharkatiya, Sonowal said the Sukapha is and will be a role model of unity, integrity and encouragement not only for Te people of Assam but the entire world of late, has looked back yo the Ahom rulers. Even, prime minister Narendra Modi is no less impressive with these great rulers. Jorhat MP Kamakhya Prasad Tasha, his Dibrugarh counterpart Rameswar...
NAMRUP: After a brief silence feline terror spreads diabolic tentacles in Namrup where a lady was killed and another sustained serious injury in two different incidents of attack on Friday. The first incident took place at 9.30 in the morning at Majkopohuwa village where a leopard which came down from the Joyepur Reserved Forest in search of food sprang upon Maikon Gogoi as she was sitting in sunshine. She was rushed to the hospital with neck and head injury where she died. Hours after it another incident took place where a leopard attack a boy from behind in Asomiya Gaon. A seriously injured Udhan Gogoi is battling with death in the hospital. His condition is said to be critical.
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