Software for Dairy Co-operative Societies of Assam
A software named “PIIM” has recently been developed for use in various dairy co-operaive societies and has been successfully applied by the Department of Dairy Development, Govt. Of Assam under RKVY (Rastriya Krishi Vikash Yogana).The department has applied the newly developed software for efficient functioning of the many dairy co-operative societies in the state. The software was developed by Arindam Mani Das, Technology Consultant, Centre for Humanistic Development. PIIM (an Algerian word for milk) is an MIS(Management Information System) software and it will enable the diary cooperative societies of the various districts of Assam to generate reports and records properly. Arindam Mani Das is the grandson of nonagenarian freedom fighter and social worker Pani Ram Das of Kalaigaon. People of Kalaigaon have expressed satisfaction at his success.
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A weaving and sewing centre for women was inaugurated at Adarshagaon near Kalaigaon on December 9. The centre was sponsored by Army camp Chapai, Mangaldai under the wings of Red Horns Division in association with SHO Kamdhenu of Kalaigaon. Women of the locality headed by Khira Deka and other 50 women of the locality joined hands with army for the establishment of the centre. Gitanjali Dutta,ADC, Darrng inaugurated the centre in presence of hundreds of women,girls and people at 11 am.Col.Rajiv Sing, Commanding Officer of Chapai camp attending the inaugural ceremony as the chief guest thanked the women of Adarshagaon for coming out to learn and earn. On the occasion he said-” Teach a woman,...
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A male Sambar deer (Rusa Unicolar) aged 10 years have been killed by miscreants near Coramore today morning. The deer was found in serious condition when forest personnel rescued it . The deer was brought to Paneri forest office where it succumbed to its injury. According to attending veterinarian Dr.Kailash Chamua the deer bore sharp injured marks near its chest.
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