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To succeed in this competitive global environment, every student needs to have high motivation, ambition and perseverance to face the various challenges that they face. To do so, they require lot of positive attitude and inspiration from peers. Parents in this age are looking for resources, books and journals that would inspire their children to have ambition and a global outlook to excel in their chosen field of study.


The magazine Friends is a sincere effort by the Non residents of Assam towards the upliftment of the Students and youths of the North East India. It contains articles on career guidance, education, travel and tourism, volunteering and Social entrepreneurism. Chief Editor Mr. Ankur Bora from Dallas, Texas, USA sincerely desires that students and the youth of the North East India will benefit from this journal as the motto of this journal is –To inform, to inspire and to instill. It is also expected that the parents will gift this magazine to their children as a valuable resource for career development and for their future personal and professional growth.


The editorial board of Friends is looking for writers (in English) , it will be a paid engagement. Please write to Ankur Bora at ankurbora@hotmail.com .

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Submitted by Jayanta Kumar Das on Sun, 14/08/2011 - 22:59
We are very happy to know the positive move by our friends there.This will of course benefit the deserving students of NE

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Jorhat clears decks for polling

Amid tight security arrangement, Jorhat is gearing up for the voting on Monday. The voting will begin at 7 in the morning at 1, 579 booths.The authorities have deployed over 3,000 officials apart from 1700 electronic voting machines to ensure free and fair polls.A triangular contest is expected in the constituency where 11,87,779 voters will exercise their franchise till 4 in the afternoon. The polling officials have already reached their destination in the afternoon.Prominent candidates include sitting MP BK Handique, Pradeep Hazarika, Kamakhya Prasad Tasa, Druupod Buragohain and Manoram Gogoi.

Dibrugarh ready for polling

Dibrugarh is prepared to vote in the first phase of Lok Sabbha polls slated for Monday along with Jorhat, Tezpur, Koliabor and Lakhimur.Polling officials have already reached 1,5,35 booths where polling is scheduled to begin from 7 in the morning.The constituency of 11,22,39 voters is set to witness a triangular contest among AGP, Congress and BJP. Tight security arrangements are in place at the polling booths.   

Stage set for polls Koliabor

Massive security arrangement is in place in Koliabor constituency where Lok Sabha polling is set to take place on Monday.Polling will take place from 7 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon  in all the booths to elect the member of parliament from ten candidate. The authorities have deployed over 5,000 polling officials who have arrived in the booths. These are apart from the security forces to ensure free and fair polls in the constituency where altogether 14,46,408  voters will exercise their franchise. The contest is expected to concentrate on Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi’s son Gaurav Gogoi former MP and AGP candidate Dr Arun Sarma.

Lakhimpur prepared for polls

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Tezpur gears up for polls

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Mani Kumar Subba’s condition refuses to improve even a day after the Tezpur independent candidate was admitted to MedantaCity Hospital in Gurgaon on Saturday.According to the doctors attending on the former Congress MP from Tezpur, he was not out of danger. A team of experts is closely monitoring his condition who is contesting from Tezpur in the first phase of Lok Sabha polls slated for Monday.He was airlifted to Delhi a day after his was rushed to GNRC following blood pressure and sudden stork at his residence in Lakhimpur.

Poll preps complete

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Poll campaigning ends for Phase I

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