All Assam Students Union has warned the government not to allow the immigrants to settle in the name of rehabilitation package. Addressing a press conference in Guwahati on Sunday, the AASU leaders said that they would keep a close vigil on the rehabilitation works to ensure that not even a single immigrant is allowed to get the benefit.
PermalinkSubmitted by Bodo Supporter on Tue, 14/08/2012 - 23:57
Bodo must look after themselves, do not fall to sweet talk of Gogoi, Sonia or Shinde. They will butcher Bodos for vote bank. We all know about AIUDF, a terrorist organization. Ajmal gets money from ISI and Saudi Arabia to bribe Congress and help to bring more Bangladeshi to Assam. Bodo's must fight for their survival or we will be wiped out by this invasion.
12 Jun 2011 - 11:32am | Dibya J Borthakur
International Computers, a leading computer institute of Raha which have several computer centres in different places of Nagaon and Morigaon district observed ‘ World Environment Day...
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The United Liberation Front of Asom(ULFA) struck a formal bilateral ceasefire pact with the Centre on Saturday to end the hostilities against each other. The pact was signed during a meeting with...
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Dr Subramanima Swamy is on a two days visit to Guwahati. The veteran BJP leader arrived in the capital city to be received by the party leaders at the Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport...
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Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi claimed to have improved the over all situation BTAD areas and Dhubri. Addressing a press conference in Guwahati on Tuesday, Gogoi said that around 2.42 lakh displaced...
Amid a mammoth security arrangement,the state goes to the first phase of assembly polls on Monday. Assam Times election teams covering 13 districts on Monday came to see long queues of voters in front of polling booths when polling began at 7 in the morning in altogether 62 constituencies. There is no report of any untoward incident so far. Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi, Industry Minister Pradyut Bordoloi, AGP leaders Brindabon Goswami, Pradip Hazarika, Atul Bora, State BJP president Ranjit Dutta along with the former ULFA rebels namely Kushal Duwari (Thowra), Jiten Gogoi (Bokakhat) are in the fray on Monday.
Prime minister Dr Manmohan Singh will visit Assam on April 7 to campaign for the party four days before the final phase of assembly polls slated for April 11. Talking to assamtimes, senior APCC leaders said on Sunday that Dr Singh is scheduled to attend a series of poll rallies. The Ulfa would also observe theis foundation day forcing the authorities to go for a massive security arrangement on that day.Dr Singh would be followed by Congress president Sonia Gandhi who would visit the state on April 8. Congress star campaigner and Gandhi-family scion Rahul Gandhi is also scheduled to come on Tuesday
Amid a massive security bandobast, Assam is all set to go to the first phase of assembly polls on Monday.
The first phase would decide the fate of altogether 62 candidates out of 362 aspirants where altogether , 8,50,9011 would exercise their franchise from 7 in the morning in 11,264 booths.
Out of 8,50,9011 voters, 43,91895 are male while 41,17116 others are female. Of these, the election commission has identified 2,093 hyper-sensitive while 2,985 are sensitive.
Sitting Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and PWD minister Ajanta Neog, law minister Pranab Gogoi, industry minister Pradyut Bordoloi, AGP leader Pradeep Hazarika, Hiten Goswami, BJP leader Prasanta Phukan are among the leading...
Assam also joins the victory of the blue brigades in the thrilling World Cup 2011 clash in Mumbai after 28 years. Thousands of people in Guwahati are coming out to the streets even before MS Dhoni and his team defeated the Sri Lanka team. Sounds of crackers and super-hit songs have taken the mid night city into yet another cheerful moment of victory.
Amid a total and peaceful statewide bandh the campaign for the first phase of assembly polls ended at 5 on Saturday evening. The polling will take place on Monday from 7 in the morning. This phase will cover altogether 64 constituencies.
On the other hand, amid tight security polling officials have reached the booths they were deployed. Top ranked police and paramilitary officers are constantly monitoring the preparations. All the voters are set to get slips before casting their votes.
“Elephant Care” a much needed book on elephant healthcare and management authored by internationally acclaimed elephant expert from the state Dr Kushal Konwar Sarma, Professor, College of Veterinary Science, Khanapara, Assam Agricultural University was released today at a glittering function held in the college auditorium. Mr Suresh Chand, Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (Wildlife) and Chief Wildlife Warden, Chief Guest of the function released the book and highlighted the need of such a book for guidance of the new generation of elephant veterinarians and management workers. Prof. P. C Bhattacharjee, noted environmentalist and retd. Professor of Guwahati University also...
More vote for Congress means more stability,more development.This was what Manmohan Singh said when the prime minister was addressing a poll rally in Dhakuakhana on Saturday. In his speech,Dr Singh Congress government in Assam has opened a new chapter of development and the people allow this party to continue the process. Despite a paralysing ULFA bandh thousands of people attended the rally organized for Bharat Narah. Later he left for Juria where he addressed another poll rally.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is campaigning for party candidate today, a day after Sonia Gandhi addressed a few poll rallies for the first phase of assembly polls even as ULFA greets him with a statewide Assam bandh. Dr Singh is scheduled to leave for Dhakuwakhana immediately after landing at LGBI airport today. On the otherhand, a statewide Assam bandh call by ULFA is heavilly disrupted normal life across the state.
Normal life comes to a grinding halt following the 12 hour statewide Assam+bandh call on Saturday. With this bandh call which paralyed normal life, Ulfa greets Prime Minister Manmohan Singh who is scheduled to visit Assam to campaign for the first phase of assembly polls slated for Monday.
My father often narrated to me that the first Council office and the entire budget of Mizo District Council, at the outset, was run with funds borrowed from Mr. Pasung (or Pachhunga), known to be the richest man in the area in those days. Mr. Pasung was a Hmar.
Lusei speaking group in Mizo District, later declared Union Territory and now a State, with arriere pensee, gradually iconised Lusei dialect as Mizo, deftly utilizing the council machinery as tool for Lusei propagation – and, today, Lusei is synonymous to Mizo. As you dawdle along the streets and bazaar in Aizawl, you would often stumble upon an ordinary Hmar young generation who is ready to pounce on you the moment you...
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