Good news. Altogether eight candidates from Assam have cleared the Civil Service Examination, 2008 conducted by the Union Public Service Commission. The Commission has already announced the results of the examination on Monday.
According to information, Barnali Dutta, Ashiq-uj-Jaman, Biswajit Pegu, Prakash Borgohain, Pritom Dutta, Shiladitya Chetia, Padmapani Bora, Pallavika Dutta anbd Pallavi Goswami. Details awaited.
PermalinkSubmitted by Basanta Kr. Borah on Tue, 05/05/2009 - 14:54
Congratulation to you all. Your success has proved that we the assamese are not inferior to anybody. It is an aspiration to your younger brothers & sisters
PermalinkSubmitted by Abon Handique on Sat, 01/08/2009 - 11:36
Congratulation 2 all of the achievers, specially to my friend ,Padmapani Bora from Jorhat on his great achievement.
He was from the COTTON COLLEGE,1999-2001,Higher Secondary batch.
PermalinkSubmitted by Surovi Saikia on Sun, 26/09/2010 - 16:48
My heartful congratulations to Mr. Shiladitya Chetia Sir. Its being verry nice to see you in this position. wish u all d verry best in everything you do...
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