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A press conference was held on Saturday at the conference hall of the Nazira Sub-Divisional Commissioner's (SDC) office in the presence of SDC Kanika and Panchayat Election Observer for Nazira Sub-Division, Subhan Gowala, Director of the Tea Tribes Welfare Department, Government of Assam.
During the press conference, Election Observer Subhan Gowala discussed various aspects of the upcoming Panchayat elections with journalists and sought the active cooperation of the media to ensure the smooth conduct of the elections in Nazira Sub-Division.
The meeting was attended by several journalists from Nazira, along with Assistant Commissioners and the Nazira Information & Public...
Following the dissolution of the former committee of the Nazira Press Club—an institution established back in 1992—a new executive body was formed on March 15. The newly elected committee officially assumed their responsibilities.
The handover ceremony was held under the presidency of outgoing President Bulu Chetia. The event was attended by the newly elected President Bhaskarjyoti Borgohain, General Secretary Nava Burhagohain, along with other key office-bearers and senior journalists.
During the meeting, there were discussions on the issue of journalist harassment and safety, as well as deliberations on the club’s future plans and strategic direction. Various speakers shared their...
With the announcement of Panchayat election dates by the State Election Commission, the Model Code of Conduct has come into effect in the village panchayat areas under the two regional panchayats of Nazira and Amguri in Nazira Subdivision, which fall under four Zila Parishads.
In this regard, a press conference was held today in the conference hall of the Nazira Subdivision Commissioner’s office. The Subdivisional Commissioner of Nazira, Mrs. Kanika, briefed the media about the steps taken to ensure a free and fair Panchayat election in the region.
During the press conference, the Subdivisional Commissioner informed that the total number of voters in Nazira Subdivision for this...
After observing a month-long fast during Ramadan, the Muslim community in Nazira Co-District joined millions worldwide in celebrating the festival of Eid Ul Fitr on March 31. The occasion was marked with traditional gaiety and fervor as thousands gathered to offer prayers at various mosques and Eidgahs across the region. Syed Khairul Hassan reports that the day was filled with heartfelt greetings and communal harmony, reflecting the spirit of unity and festivity.
Nazira: In a recent meeting held at the office of Assam Jatiyatabadi Yuva Chhatra Parishad (AJYCP) Nazira, the Nazira College Unit of AJYCP was reconstituted. The meeting was presided over by Biplab Gogoi, General Secretary of the Nazira regional committee.
During the gathering, a 53-member committee was unanimously formed for the Nazira College Group of AJYCP. The newly appointed office bearers are:
President: Afisa Rahman
Vice-Presidents: Akanshya Chetia and Ranjana Dutta
General Secretary: Abhijit Konwar
Joint Secretaries: Bishal Nawshalia and Priyam Barua
The newly formed committee aims to actively contribute to the socio-cultural and educational development of the...
The 78th Independence Day was observed today with great enthusiasm in Nazira sub-division today. The main event was held at the Nazira District Sports Association grounds, where Additional Commissioner and Acting Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Ayush Jain, unfurled the National Flag as the chief guest.
The day was marked by a vibrant display of cultural performances, including Bhortal, Tai Ahom, Bihu, and Sat Bhani dances, which captivated the audience.
In recognition of their outstanding contributions to the sub-division, 31 individuals from various fields were honored by the sub-divisional administration.
The event showcased the spirit of patriotism and unity among the people of...
Sivasagar: Allegations of electoral malpractice have surfaced in Assam after reports emerged that a single individual voted twice under different names during the first phase of the Lok Sabha elections on April 19. The accused, identified as Putu Baruah, is a resident of Amolapatty in Sivasagar.
According to a complaint filed by social activist Ntipan Saikia with the electoral offices in Nazira and Sivasagar, Putu Baruah used two different voter cards to cast ballots in two separate constituencies. The complaint alleges that Baruah voted in Sivasagar under his own name and in Nazira under the name Indreswar Baruah.
The voter card for the Sivasagar constituency shows Putu Baruah as a...
Nazira: In a recent election meeting at the Mezenga Higher Secondary School Field in Nazira, State Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Vishwa Sharma sparked controversy with his sharp response to allegations made by State Leader of Opposition and Nazira MLA Devvrat Saikia.
During the gathering, Dr. Sharma addressed the crowd, expressing disdain towards Saikia's claims that the Chief Minister fails to respond to letters addressing matters of public interest. Sharma's remarks came in response to Saikia's earlier assertion that Sharma's lack of response reflects arrogance.
Saikia, in his statement, criticized the Chief Minister's apparent disregard for protocol and pledged to persist in raising...
Nazira: Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Assam, Anurag Goel, conducted a comprehensive review of the election preparedness in Nazira Election District today in anticipation of the upcoming Lok Sabha Poll.
During his visit, CEO Anurag Goel inspected the strong rooms established within the premises of the office of SDO(C) Nazira, ensuring the integrity and security of the electoral process. He also took a detailed overview of the security arrangements put in place for these strong rooms, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding the election materials.
In a subsequent meeting with key officials of the Sub-Division held in the conference hall of the sub-divisional administration, Nazira...
Nazira: In an exclusive interview, prominent journalist Haidar Hussain expressed concern about the declining trust in government-run educational institutions in Assam. He attributed this to several factors, including:
Teacher recruitment based solely on marks: While high marks ensure merit on paper, Hussain argues that it doesn't guarantee commitment to teaching.
Poor quality of education: Despite qualified teachers on paper, the overall educational outcomes remain unsatisfactory. Hussain highlights a troubling trend: many teachers are unwilling to enroll their own children in the institutions where they teach.
Societal indifference: Hussain criticizes society's lack of...
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