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Assam Janasanyog minister meets students at JNV Kalaigaon

Basanta Das,Minister of State (Ind),Janasanyog and Fishery of Assam ,Thaneswar Malakar,DC,Udalguri and Mukunda Ram Choudhury,MLA,Kalaigaon met students,teachers and guardians of Jawahar Novodaya Vidyalaya (JNV) Darrang at Kalaigaon,on the occasion of the closing ceremony of NE Regional Kabaddi Meet (for girls) on April 27.Attending the closing ceremony as the chief guest minister Bsanta Das inaugurated the girls Kabaddi final match between Manipur and Dibgugarh clusters,after taking salute of the 113 numbers of participating girls belonging to five clusters,namely- Guwahati,Manipur,Silchar,Shillong and Dibrugarh.Speaking on the occasion,Minister Das expressed his satisfactionat the excellent academic atmosphere in the JNV Kalaigaon campus. He also shared a few moments of his students life with the students. He assured students and people of Kalaigaon that he would do his best for the construction of a new RCC bridge over river Noa on the approaching road to JNV Kalaigaon campus. Mukunda Ram Choudhury,MLA of Kalaigaon LAC,attending the closing ceremony as the distinguished guest gratefully remembered the contribution of late freedom fighter Pani Ram Das of Kalaigaon in the process of establishment of JNV Kalaigaon at the present site.


Thaneswar Malakar,noted writer and Deputy Commissioner of Udalguri district also attended the closing ceremony as the distinguished guest.He requested students of all the JNVs to spare a few moments for the conservation of flora and fauna along with their normal activities.He remarked that students life is incomplete without regular games and sports activities. Madhab Sarma,Principal,JNV,Kalaigaon in his thanks giving address gave an account of the school.According to him,the school was established at Kalaigaon in 1995.The school was alter shifted to its permanent site of 100 bigha campus in 2001.Other distinguished personalities who attended the closing ceremony were -Dr.Biren Deka,Principal, Mangaldai B.Ed College;Mrs.Nair,Principal,JNV,Udalguri and Bhargab Kumar Das,senior journalist of Darrang district.

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