Punaram Mili elected president of ONGC All India Scheduled Tribe and Scheduled Caste welfare Association
Punaram Mili, an employee of Assam Asset, is the first Assamese, who elected as president of All India Scheduled Tribe and Scheduled Tribe welfare Association. He was selected from the 22 basin or Asset of ONGC, situated at different locations of our country. In this fight, Mili has defeated N.V. Bakhava of Gujrat with lager margins. The different organisations of Sivasagar district become jubilant with his election and they will felicitated him with public function.
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Table tennis player and journalist Nilim Chowdhury memorial Upper Assam Table Tennis Tournament has started from January 21 at Dibrugarh Indoor Stadium. The tournament was inaugurated by Sandip Gosh, the zonal secretary of ABITA. Total 94 players from Jorhat, Sivasagar, Golaghat and Duliajan have joined this competition. The tournament will be concluded on January 23.
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The 2-days Annual conference of Sivasagar Satra Mohasabha has started from Saturday at Sri Sri Bengena-Ati Satra, Amguri. On the first day, Nilomoni Mahanta, district president will hoist the flag of Satra Mohasabha. Satyandra Madhab Bhuyan, will inaugurate competitons.
On Sunday, Lilakanta Mahanta, President of Assam Satra Mohasabha will inaugurate the open session, in which Dr. Krishnakanta Handique, head of the Sanskrit department, Hemnath Sarma memorial college, Jhanji, Jibeswar Goswami, General Secretary, Assam Satra Mohasabha will attend as asserted guests. Anjan Dutta, MLA Amguri will be present as guest of honour.
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Social worker, ardent follower of satriya culture and astrologer, Prasanna Mahanta of Sr iSri Na-Mati Katonipar Satra, Nangalamora passes away at Assam medical college, Dibrugarh on January 17 at an age of 53. Due to a sudden stroke, Mahanta became unconscious during a pal-nam of this Satra organised for Bhogali Bihu. He was shifted to Assam Medical college, Dibrugarh.
The sudden demise of Mahanta creates sorrow among his family and friends. He was also an employee of irrigation department. Late Mahanta left behind his married daughter, a son and his wife.
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