24 Hrs bandh NC Hills affects normal
The 24 Hours N.C. Hills Bandh with effect from 5:00 AM on December9 to 5:00 AM of December 10, called by the N.C. Hills Indigenous Students' Forum affected normal life here at Haflong. The NCHISF has given the call in protest against: (1)the negligence of the Deputy Commissioner, N.C. Hills to respond their Memorandum, dated November 1 for shifting of the DHD (J) Camp at AH & Very Campus from the Haflong Town area 2. the proposed DHD (J) camp within proper Mahur area and 3. the delaying of Bifurcation of N.C. Hills by the Govt. of Assam. All the business establishments remain closed right from the morning. All the govt and semi govt offices remain closed. All the vehicles are off the road except police and army vehicles.
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With the inauguration of exhibition of different development departments of Dima Hasao Autonomous Council by the Chief Executive Member, Sri Debojeet Thaosen, the 61st Foundation Day of Dima Hasao Autonomous Council begins on Saturday.
After the inauguration CEM Thaosen along with Executive Mmbers and Members of Autonomous Council inspected all the stalls of different departments.
Ths was follwed by the seminar on Dima Hasao Autonomous Council : Milestones and Challenges Ahead. This was moderated by Sri Kalijay Sengyung, Executive Member. Sri Kulendra Daulagupu, MAC delivered the keynote address detailing council’s power and function. He also discussed the challenges faced by...
To take the stock of the on going Govt. Pig cum Poultry Farm project at Sontila 15 KM from Haflong, the Executive Member, incharge veterinary etc. Sri Parkanta Warisa etc. visited on Friday.
To avoid health hazard being threatening of occurrence of communicable disease from livestock and poultry to human as the farm was located in the thick populated area in the middle of Haflong town, the farm was shifted to Sontilla area.
The area at Sontilla measuring about 35 bighas is very suitable for the farm Firstly- the communication which is very important for transport of output and input of the farm better than other place who also having source of water the highly requirement for the farm...
The ASDC Central Committee President Sri Chomang Kro while addressing the one day convention organised by Dima Hasao District Committee of Autonomous State Demand Committee and the ASDC Mahila Sangathan at Haflong on Friday said ‘Dima Hasao and Karbi Anglong are not the private property of Congress (I)’. He suggested the convention to form a committee to enquire misappropriations of funds in various departments. Kro was attending the convention as the Chief Guest said the people in grass roots level are still with the ASDC as they feel the Autonomous State is the ultimate solution to their sufferings.
The one day convention was held on Friday at party office, Haflong under...
With the aims and objectives like to struggle against the State repression on Dima Hasao District, to resist the Assam Govt’s discrimination against Dima Hasao on Socio-Economic developments, to Unite to fight democratically against the Govt. for apathy to Dima Hasao etc, the Dima Hasao District Committee of Autonomous State Demand Committee and the ASDC Mahila Sangathan have organised a one day convention at Haflong on Friday(20.4.12) next.
The convention will be attended by ASDC President, Chomang Kro, and former ASDC MLA, Jagatsing Ingti, former Chairman, Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council Daniel Terron and all the District leaders of Dima Hasao ASDC.
Talking to this...
Dr (Mrs) Bibha Bora Gayan, Sr Medical & Health Officer, Haflong Covil Hospital has brought Laurels to the district of Dima Hasao along with Assam as well as North East India for being awarded the ‘Best National Trainee of Emergency Obstetric Care Award, by Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt of India on the occasion of ‘National Safe Motherhood Day held on April 11 in Jaypur of Rajasthan.
Dr Bibha was felicitated with a certificate and a memento in Birla Auditorium Hall of Jaypur, Rajasthan. She is one of the five doctors recently selected for the award from entire India.
All doctors, nurses and staffs of Haflong Civil Hospital celebrate for Dr Bibha was conferred...
The Chief Executive Member, Dima Hasao Autonomous Council Sri Debojeet Thaosen expressed serious concern over the delaying attitude of the companies engaged for the construction of East- West corridor particularly in between Haflong- Silchar. Sri Thaosen on April 16th visited the work site at Kapurchera near Harangajao and staged Dharna demanding immediate restoration of the traffic by the concerned companies. The JKM, which is responsible for the construction, however, after 3 hours restored the communication in presence of CEM, DHAC.
It is to be mentioned here that the Dima Hasao Autonomous Council led by Sri Debojeet Thaosen has been given top priority in road communication and had...
To stimulate and inculcate interest in science and technology among the students and also to help them to explore and encourage scientific and technological talents among the children a two Day District Level Science Exhibition "Bigyan Jeuti" was organized on 10th and 11th April, 2012, under the aegis of Rastriya Madhyamik Siksha Abhijan, Dima Hasao, Assam at Government Girl's Higher Secondary School, Haflong.
Shri. Kalijoy Sengyung, EM i/c Education, Dima Hasao Autonomous Council ceremonially inaugurated the programme on April 10. Addressing the large gathering he called upon the teachers to encourage their students to take full advantage of this science exhibition to showcase their...
With the aim of tackling the water crisis at Haflong a committee is formed with Sri Rajesh Mahajan as Convenor and Sri Mugdhyajyoti Mahanta, SP, Dima Hasao as the Member Secretary while all the members present in the meeting represent ting the various parts of Greater Haflong area as the members.
In this connection a special meeting of all like minded citizens of Greater Haflong area was held at the Conference Hall of the Chief Executive Member, Dima Hasao Autonomous Council on April 12, at 3.30 PM to discuss issues and concerns relating to improvement of water supply in greater Haflong area.
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Police recovered one IED of 1.5 Kg, components for making IED, two PC Tab, sim cards damaged mobile sets etc. from the possession of the arrested cadre of Hill Tiger Force (HTF) who was involved in the 31st bomb blast at Muolhoi as claimed by the police.
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At least 150 houses of several villages like Kalanala , Disabra , Choto Larpheng and Panimur under Umrangso police station were totally damaged and injured 7 person including 3 women by the hail-storm on Saturday.
In Disabra village out of 56 houses all were affected, in Chotolarpheng village out of 46 houses all were affected, in Kalanala 24 and in Panimur 3 houses were damaged.
Altogether 153 families are now under the trees with their family member, till the filing of this report no official from the district administration visited the victims.
It would not out of place to mention here that during last fortnight 15 houses were burnt due to Jhum fire at Koladisa, but till...
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