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.
15 Mar 2012 - 2:40pm | editor
There seems to be no trace of Dr MC Agarwalla two days after miscreants kidnapped the doctor from his residence in Guwahati.
Security forces engaged in the search operation on Wednesday have...
25 Jul 2012 - 11:48pm | editor
Delhi on Wednesday directed Dispur to nab the ring leaders involved in ethnic clash in BTAD areas. Further, it ruled out a Bangladeshi hand in the entire episode where 42 people lost their lives....
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The annual award of stipends of the Kamala Bazboruah Memorial Trust (KBMT) was held at the Office of the Directorate of Employment & craftsman training in Guwahati on Tuesday. ...
There seems to be no let up on the floor for the four consecutive day on Friday. The situation took a grim turn when speaker Tanka Bahadur Rai suspended Dibrugarh MLA Prasanta Phukan till Monday for beating cymbal on the floor at the height of protest against failure to sack the ministers involved in the Dima Hasao scam.
Phukan said that the speaker has done all these only to appease his party. But in the same breath he pledged to go to any extent for the interest of the people.AGP president Chandra Mohan Patowary and opposition leader Prafulla kumar Mahanta called the suspension a partial.
The Centre is gearing up to hold talks with the United Liberation Front of Asom. A highly placed source in Union home ministry told .assamtimes that the first round of the much awaited talks
are set to begin in the second week of March. But the date is yet to be fixed. The Centre is waiting for ULFA's announcement on February 5.
The Election Commission is confident of a free and fair Assembly polls in Assam. Talking to media people in Guwahati on Thursday, Chief Election Commissioner Dr S Y Qureshi said the Commission has given the Assam government a slew of measures to make help them hold the upcoming polls a free and fair. According to Dr Qureshi, the poll panel told chief secretary N K Das and his senior colleagues to arrest all criminals already released on bail. Moreover, director general police police Shankar Baruah was also directed to sized licensed arms with immediate effect. Besides, the election commission has instructed the government to complete all recruitment and transfer procedures within this week...
The United Liberation Front of Asom is set to make a formal announcement on Saturday on its peace initiative with the government. According to sources available with www.assamtimes, the announcements will have details of the resolutions passed in the recent general council meet. The top leaders released on bail are expected make an open call to the elusive military head Paresh Barua to come for talks or to extend his support.
For the third consecutive days,the functionings in the Assam assembly remained paralyzed on Thursday. Despite repeated request from Speaker Tanka Bahadur Rai,the opposition AGP and BJP legislators didnot allowed the House to function demanding action against the ministers allegedly involved the Dima Hasao scam. The opposition further demanded CBI probe into the scams in all the departments of the hills district. Speaker Rai had no option but to adjoured the House.
The election commission is reviewing preparations for the upcoming assembly polls even as the state's political parties want it before the Rongali bihu.
A full bench of the country's poll panel is on a 2days visit to Assam to take stock of the situation in view of the polls.
Led by chief election commissioner Dr YS Qureshi, the full delegation is holding seperate meeting with deputy commissioners and police heads to take stock of the situation.
Accompanied by election commissioners VS Sampath and H S Brahma,the delegation landed at LGBI Airport at 12_30 noon on Wednesday and straightly left for Assam Administrative Staff College in Beltola and met the leaders of the various...
AGP is set to receive a major setback. Sarbananda Sonowal is ready to join BJP. That too three months before the assembly polls. According to sources available with Assamtimes, the AGP firebrand who took the lead in getting IMDT repealed by supreme court, will formally join BJP on February 5 at a meeting to be attended by Varun Gandhi in Dibrugarh. But AGP leaders are still tightlipped on the uneasy development.
Amid uproar Assam chief minister Tarun Gogoi on Tuesday tabled Rs 11,741 crore vote on account on the floor of the House. Gogoi, who also holds the finance portfolio seeks the amount to implement the vital schemes for April and May.
Guwahati city managed to avert yet another major incident of blast when police recovered explosive on Tuesday. According to information these explosive materials along with a hand grenade were recovered by Bharalumukh police in the morning.
Assam governor JB Patnaik says that his government has done a lot to ensure development all on fronts. Opening the Assam assembly session on Tuesday Patnaik claimed that peace is back to the state to boost the process of development. But the opposition parties didnot allow the governor to continue his speech. With festoons a section of AGP and BJP members raised to register protest. They said the government has done only corruption and nothing else. This has forced Patnaik to cut short his speech. Later on Tuesday chief minister Tarun Gogoi who is holding the finance portfolio will table vote on account. Several bills would be moved in this session to be concluded on February 8.
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