Smile Programme at Tezpur
To sensitize young people on various social issues and developing social change maker in the long term, Students Mobilization Initiatives for Learning through Exposure (SMILE) under Indo Global Social Service Society had organised a three day residential programme at Pastoral House in Tezpur. The three days participatory programme which began on 28th was concluded on 30th July. The residential youth programme was attended by youths from Lakhimpur, Sonitpur, Nagaon, Karbi Anglong and Udalguri district of Assam. Speaking on the occasion as resource person Ms Maitrrayee spoke on goal setting and gender issues while the importance of self employment and entrepreneurship development was delivered by Mr. Lebanus Minz. Ranjan K Baruah, Chief Convener of Youth Alliance for Climate spoke on ‘Role of Youth for combating Climate Change’. He made presentation on basic concept of climate change and showed documentaries related to climate change and global warming. Participants designed their model village and committed to work for a better society. The programme was coordinated by SMILE coordinator of Tezpur, Sushil Peter Lakra and Sikha Basumatary. SMILE youth programme has been able to create many developmental professionals in the north eastern region of the country.
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In a bid to sensitize young people to choose right career and improve
the standard of life the Anchalik Committees of Biswanath Chariali and
Na Duar of All Bodo Students Union organized one day career and
personality development programme. The programme which was held on
16th August was attended by different guest and resource person. Being
held at the Chatia College in Sonitpur district, the programme was
inaugurated by Pramod Boro, President of ABSU and it was moderated by
Chunilal Basuatary, President of Sonitpur District ABSU. Sangrang
Brahma and JD H Basumaatry from Central Institute of Technology,
Kokrajhar and Ranjan K Baruah, youth activist from Guwahati...
half day programme dealt on various information related to illegal drugs and its effects on young people. The programme begun with lighting lamp by Dr S K Jain, Principal of JNV .Ranjan K Baruah., youth activist from Guwahati delivered the talk. He focused on various types of drugs and its affects on the health. The interactive programme was attended by the students and teachers of the school. L Dev Kumar Singh and Prasenjit Das, teachers of JNV coordinated the programme as a part of the adolescents programme.
In a bid to popularise the cultural richness of Tai Ahoms for the global reach , a website was lauched today at the Guwahati Press Club. Bijoy Bakal, Jaba Borgohain, Titu Kumar Hazarika and Buljit Buragohain formally launched the website http://taiahominternational.org. The aim of launching the site is to make available all sorts of information about the Tai Ahoms spreading across the world. After the launching of the website, all relevant information will be uploaded. Different aspects of the Tai Ahoms will be available in the website. Information on ‘Institute of Tai Study and Research’, located in Moran in Sivasagar district will also be available in the website....
Citizen Journalism is act of citizen playing an active role in the process of collecting, reporting, analyzing and disseminating news and information. It has put democracy back in people's hands. Citizen Journalists equipped with mobile phones, portable cameras, and blogs, are rapidly becoming alternative media as a reliable and wide-ranging source of information throughout the world. Citizen Journalism plays an important role on NGOs on information dissemination for widely spreading their messages to community.
In a bid to promote the concept of Citizen Journalism and new media, Foundation for People Empowerment is going to organise a workshop in Guwahati on 27 and 28 July, 2009. The...
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Old Boys Association of Sainik School Goalpara (OBA SSG) is going to organise a medical camp on 11th July 2009 at Bapuji L. P. School, Ulubari. This is a model camp to gain first hand experience and responses from the public. There will be more camps of this kind in rural areas in near future. . The health camp shall begin at 9.30 am. For further details interested persons may communicate with Sri Girija Barman, Coordinator of the health camp at 94350 46336.
The meeting of intellectuals, academicians, peace activists, religious leaders held at Guwahati on 7th July, 2009 expressed serious concern about the prevailing situation in North Cachar Hills, the ongoing massacre of people and untold misery of the people especially the Dimasas and the Zemi Nagas is a humanitarian crisis. The participants were unanimous in their solidarity for the victims and has send a fervent appeal to all especially the democratically elected governments and non state actors through the media that civil society do expect much more from the governments who are given the mandate to guide and govern the people of the state. A number of the participants mentioned that...
Diphu Citizen Peace Forum (DCPF) is organising a meeting of intellectuals, academicians and peace activists, in view of the prevailing situation in North Cachar Hills district of Assam on July 7 from 3 pm onwards. The meeting would be held at the conference room of North East Diocesan Social Forum based at Joypur, Kharghuli. Different civil society groups and individuals are attending the meeting. The organizers have requested interested individuals or civil society groups to participate in the meeting.
North East Regional Human Resource Development Society (NERHURDS) , a Changsari based Non Governmental Organisation in the district of Kamrup ( Rural) is going to organise one day youth programme on career awareness. The career awareness programme will be held at Saraighat College on 4th July from 10 am onwards. Eminent resource persons including Prof Dilip Kumar Baruah will be participating as resource person in the day long programme. There is no registration fees and interested students or parents may contact Md Pinku Choudhury at 9854219813 for further details.
People hailing from different communities of North Cachar Hills have come together and appealed for peace on 2nd July in Guwahati. There was a meeting convened which was attended by individuals from different communities at North East Diocesan Social Forum (NEDSF). The meeting was convened by Diphu Citizen Peace Forum based in Diphu in Karbi Anglong District. The appeal for peace which has been signed by Fr Tom Mangattuthazhe on behalf of DCPF and other individuals has been published below for the readers of Assam Times:
Joint Appeal for Peace by DCPF
We, the persons hailing from different communities of North Cachar Hills such as Dimasas. Zemi Nagas, Hmars, Kukis, Adivasis, Assamese,...
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