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CNN-IBN award for Akhil Gogoi

The CNN-IBN has selected Assam's noted RTI activist Akhil Gogoi as one of the top ten young leader of the country. This was confirmed by the KMSS leader on Friday in Guwahati. The country's premier satellite news channel has also selected 9 other top young leaders. Gogoi has been waging war against largescale corruptions that cripple the public life for the last several years. He has been leading the farmers' body (KMSS) who of late, dropped a bomb shell against Assam health minister Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma alleging his nexus with R H Khan where a huge amount of fund meant for Dima Hasao district was siphoned off.

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bonbon's picture

its rare in today's world that someone so genuinely comes out of the me myself domain so selflessly for a cause that involves people in a large spectrum.
Abinash Deka's picture

Akhil Gogoi is our Hero. Keep it up Akhil Däa . Young generation of Assam is with you.
Jeriffa begum's picture

This is truely commendable. Akhil Gogoi is the next-gen hope in Assam. Time to have him in politics now
Anupam's picture

Akhil Da, We want our own resources to be preserved for future generation of Assamese people, mere giving a compensation for our land ,water by the Indian companies will not serve our purpose. We want our right to natural resources we have like nagaland,Arunachal Pradesh where even Indian big shot ONGC dare to start exploration,no one can buy a piece of land in Arunachal even PM of India cannot. we want people stock option in the Indian company where our people lost their land,job in the hand of Indian company hiddenly funded by world bank, Asian development bank,IMF etc .Sorry to say even our Prime Minister Dr. MM singh Ji is a virtual clark of World bank.
Pallavi Barua's picture

CONGRATULATIONS TO AKHIL GOGOI AND HIS INDOMITABLE SPIRIT.... CONGRATULATIONS TO RAJDEEP SARDESAI AND 'CNN-IBN' FOR CHOOSING THE RIGHT AND BEST PERSON FOR THE AWARD. THE SELECTION IS JUST PERFECT!
jintumani's picture

akhil daa apuni eku bhoi karibo nalage karan apunar logot soday axom bakhi,bharat bhaki e nahai gotei prithivir manuhe sohojog kari thakibo aru thakim karan ami bisaru durniti mukta ekhan prithibi... *all d bst akhil da*

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