International Women’s Day was observed at Gram Vikash Parishad’s Head Office, Rangaloo jointly by Jan Sikshan Sansthan, Nagaon, Gram Vikash Parishad and Social Welfare Department of Nagaon on 8th March 2011. To mark this auspicious occasion a day long programme was held. Officers from different departments of the district and well known persons were present in the open session presided over by Md. Siraj Uddin Ahmed General Secretary of Gram Vikas Parishad. Valuable speeches were delivered by the eminent guest speakers including Mrs Jarjina Begum (Retired Subject Teacher), Moni Deepa Saikia (District Social Welfare Officer), Rosie Kalita (Additional S.P. Nagaon), Dr. Roslin Zahan (Professor Nagaon Girls College), Based Ali (Asstt. Teacher Rangoloo High School), Abdul Munnaf (President, Gram Vikas Parishad), Rumi Begum (Senior Supervisor Kathiatali ICDS Project), emphasizing over the main objective of observing Women’s Day, women empowerment and awareness.
On this occasion tree plantation, devotional song, drawing competition and a one act play performed by JSS & GVP staff written and directed by Kajol Choudhury were one of the important parts of the day long programme including open session. Few eminent social workers felicitated on this occasion were Nagaon Zila Mahila Congress Committee president Mrs. Eliza Ahmed, District Social Welfare Officer Ms. Moni Deepa Saikia and senior advocate and former lecturer of Nagaon Law College Mrs. Deepa Saikia.
More than three hundred women participants were gathered in a slide presentation based on International Women’s Day celebration theme of the year 2011, ‘Equal access to Education, training and science and technology, pathway to decent work place for women’ Md. Siraj Uddin Ahmed, Chairman of Jan Sikshan Sansthan, Nagaon & General Secretary. Gram Vikas Parishad.
Mritunjoy 108 workers took part in the open session and spoke about the first aid- precautionary measures to be taken at emergency.
There would be no immediate hike in the prices of onion and potatoes. Food and civil supplies department sources told Assam Times that the trucks carrying potatoes and onions bound for Assam and its neighbouring states are leaving West Bengal after the government intervention. Food and civil supplies minister Dr Nazrul Islam apprised chief minister Tarun Gogoi of the entire situation on Monday. Gogoi asked Dr Islam to keep a strict vigil on the prices of potato and onion in the market. The possibility of onion and potato scarcity gripped the state after the West Bengal government restricted on the movement of potatoes which was why, more than 100 trucks loaded with essential commodities...
Asom Gana Parishad is holding its brainstorming session on Tuesday a day after Prafulla Kumar Mahanta’s resigned a president owning moral responsibility for the party’s defeat in the recent Lok Sabha polls. To be presided over by working president Atul Bora at the party headquarters in Ambari, the general assembly of the party is set to accept Mahanta’s resignation while his close associates are likely to oppose the move citing collective responsibility. The party’s executive body asked working president Atul Bora to hold the responsibility of the party president for the time being after Mahanta’s resignation. /
Come September 1. Decks are clear to implement the National Food Security Act. Chairing a meeting of the food and civil supplies department in Dispur on Monday, Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi has asked officials to implement the NFSA across the State from September 1. The senior officials apprised the Chief Minister of the measures to implement the Act. The Chief Minister further directed the officials to ensure sufficient quantity of commodities in the Amar Dokan and to take concrete and effective steps to prevent hoarding and black-marketing of necessary articles and keep a steady supply line so as to maintain Gogoi agreed to bring onions and potatoes in the essential commodities list to...
Normalcy is back to Baksa and Barpeta district four days after suspected NDFB-S militants district killed four local lemon traders forcing the authorities to clamp curfew fearing the recurrence of BTD clash. But security forces are still on round-the-clock vigil to thwart any attempt to monger ethnic frenzy in the BTAD areas in the wake of the attack on the minority traders. The angry non-Bodo people in Barpeta district have threatened to launch a massive protest against the incident where four lemon traders were killed after being kidnapped on the way from a market at Labdangpar along the Barpeta-Baksa inter district border. The bodies were recovered from the Beki river on...
The Asom Gana Parishad seems to have landed in fresh crisis. Prafulla Kumar Mahanta has resigned as president on Monday allowing the party to look for a new head. Mahanta tendered his resignation at the party’s executive body meeting held at its party headquarters in Ambari. T he former chief minister resigned owning moral responsibility of the party’s defeat in the recent Lok Sabha polls where it failed even to open the account. The party could not retain its Rajya Sabha seat in the polls held in February. The party’s top policy making body is expected to meet again in a day or two to elect a new president.
After egg, betel leaf, fish and meat, now it’s the cartel of cashew nuts that makes the fruit more dearer for common people these days. Some sensational revelations have come out during the investigation by the Assam Times. A part of the cartel has been remaining active in Fancy Bazar area where Shanti Lal, Manoj Moore and Sunil Bothra have already stopped the rush of cashew nuts from outside. Cashew nuts procured from Mancachar are available in the Guwahati markets these days. The trio have been running this cartel under the patronage of a powerful circle of people in Dispur which is why, these people have been maintaining a studied silence on the allegations of this dirty deal in...
JINTUL TALKUDAR, BAKSA: An uneasy calm grips Chirang and Sorbhog on Monday two days after suspected NDFB-S militants in Baksa district killed four local lemon traders from Barpeta. From Monday morning security forces are on round-the-clock vigil to thwart any attempt to monger ethnic frenzy in the BTAD areas in the wake of the attack on the minority traders. Curfew has been relaxed. But only to be clamped again towards the evening. The angry non-Bodo people in Barpeta district have threatened to launch a massive protest against the incident where four lemon traders were killed after being kidnapped on the way from a market at Labdangpar along the Barpeta-Baksa inter district...
The Baksa district administration keeps army on stand-by in view of escalating tension after security forces recovered three more bodies from the Beki River on Sunday. The police resorted to blank firing to disperse a mob for holding a protest against the Baksa killing by violating the indefinite curfew in Salbari sub-division and Anand Bazar area in the afternoon. The family members and local resident in Barpeta district refused to conduct the last rites demanding Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi’s visit. This has forced the police to fire in the air to disperse the mob ignoring the curfew at Anand Bazar area. A stunned government has already replaced the Baksa Superintendent of Police...
DoNER minister VK Singh said that knowledge is a key resource for achieving economic growth and social development. In his address at the IIT-Guwahati convocation ceremony on Sunday, the former army chief said that the knowledge revolution has restructured manufacturing processes, redistributed markets, redefined relations among nations and refined methods of governance. Singh maintained that the country should focus more on innovation to make it a centre of industrial activities instead of just becoming a mere destination of outsourcing. “The country needed to devote its energy to the manufacturing sector with efficient and robust processing techniques,” he said adding that there was an...
JINTUL TALUKDAR, BAKSA: Security forces on Sunday have recovered the remaining bodies of the lemon traders two days after they were kidnapped by suspected NDFB-S militants in Baksa district. Army and police spotted the bodies with the help of local residents at the Beki river in the afternoon raising fear of a fresh string of ethnic clashes. All the bodies bore the injury marks in the heads. NDFB-S has denied involvement. But police suspect that Bodo militants are behind this violence but no arrests have yet been made. The army has been deployed to Baksa and a curfew is in place.
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