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Golden Jubilee celebration of Dikhowmukh Janajati High School concluded successfully

By Anup Arandhara |


“Assam is left behind in education in comparison to the other state of Indue, due to the lack of prudence of the education department of Assam government.”, this remark is made by Tapan Gogoi, the general secretary of AASU, in the general meeting of golden jubilee celebration of golden jubilee celebration of Dikhowmukh Janajati high school. The meeting was presided by Jogen Chetia, Dramatist, educationist and retired President of “Assam Natya Sanmilan”. In this session, Dr. Ratul Bora, retired Dean of Assam Agricultural University and Hem Bhai, prominent sage of Santi Sadhana Ashram, Guwahati attended as special guests.


The year long golden jubilee celebration of Dikhowmukh Janajati High school has concluded with variety of cultural and other events.


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