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.
1 Mar 2016 - 1:57pm | AT New Delhi
Despite escalating protest and resentment BJP has forged pact with AGP to steal the show in the upcoming assembly polls. Senior AGP leaders are learnt to have agreed to remain satisfied with 25...
17 May 2012 - 12:03am | Ritupallab Saikia
At the time when the state govt. is raising slogans about drastic change in the industrial sector of the state with great emphasis on establishment of Engineering Colleges, Polytechnics in every...
30 Oct 2011 - 3:24pm | Jayanta Kumar Das
The silver jubilee celebration of Kalaigaon College has begun on October 28 at Kalaigaon and will continue till October 30.Hoisting of college flag by Arabinda Das,Principal,Kalaigaon College and...
3 Feb 2020 - 2:19pm | AT News
A section of people of Assam fumed at a recent comment made by AASU's general secretary Lurinjyoti Gogoi.
Mr. Gogoi while delivering a speech at an anti-CAA rally at Lakhimpur said that the the...
The dreaded H1N1 claims its first victim in Assam when a 20 year old college girl dies at GMCH on Sunday. According to information, Sikha Biswas a student of Hiteswar Saikia College in Panjabari in Guwahati in the wee hours on Sunday. Before shifting to GMCH, Sikha, a resident of Jagiriad station Road, was admitted to Nemcare Hospital in Guwahati 13 days back. Her body was taken to Jagiroad in the morning.
Guwahati has been a safe haven for a section of ULFA rebels for the last couple of months who are waiting to strike the city with huge explosions. The city police have arrested a suspected ULFA militant and recovered explosives from him on Saturday night. Police came to see an ULFA militant at around 9.30 p.m. near the IOC refinery Noonmati as a joint team of police and CRPF was on routine patrolling. The youth was seen walking along the railway line near the sector 3 area of refinery complex. When asked to halt, he tried to run away, but was caught. Police further seized one kilogram RDX, half kilogram cycle iron balls and half kilogram screws from the arrested militant identified as...
ULFA chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa and his military sopkesman Raju Baruah have been remanded to judicial custody after they were produced before the camp court inside the Guwahati Central jail on Saturday.
Rajkhowa's security guard Raja Borah who was also produced in the camp court would be taken to Dibrugarh in connection with a pending case against him. Rajkhowa and two others were remanded to 9 day police custody in connection with serial explosion in the Guwahati city on January 1 this year.
Meanwhile, a set of leaflets are being distributed among the journalists by an unknown circle urging both government and ULFA for holding a meaningful dialogue immediately.
The Arrested ULFA top guns Arabinda Rajkhowa, his military sopkesman Raju baruah and security man Raja Borah would be porduced before the court of Kamrup Chief Judicial Magistrate on Saturday as the period for police custody ends. According to information, the trio would be produced at the camp court inside the Guwahati Central jail where the journalists would not be allowed to go. They are likely to be remanded to judicial custody which will help them talk to other senior ULFA leaders including vice chairman Pradeep Gogoi, publicity secretary Mithinga Daimary, acting generral secretary Chitraban Hazarika and foreign secretary Sashadhar Chaudhury. With this only ULFA adviser and central...
At least 4 NDFB cadres were killed in two separate encounters with security forces in Sonitpur district during the last 24 hours.. The first one encounter took place with security forces at Mainasree hill in the district bordering Arunachal Pradesh on Friday. The encounter took place at around 3 in the morning. One of the three rebels, managed to escape.
A 9 mm pistol, along with 8 rounds of live ammunition, a 7.65 mm Chinese pistol, 5 rounds of live ammunitions were recovered from the rebels. The bodies have yet to be identified. The encounter took place during an operation was launched jointly by army and police. Before that two other NDFB cadres were killed at an encounter with police...
After a brief silence, the United Liberation Front of Asom on Tuesday makes it further plain and simple that it will not deviate from the armed struggle for an independent Assam. In its mouthpiece, Swadhinota, the banned rebel outfit dared the government to hold plebiscite on the question of Assam sovereignty. ULFA said the government’s on going peace initiative a big farce and that these will not be able to bring them to talk this way.
It also slammed its pro truce leader Mrinal Hazarika, Jiten Dutta et al that they are psedo revolutionaries and that Hazarika who announced unilateral ceasefire with the government is more a government spokesman and less a former rebel leader....
The Bollywood city Mumbai will host the next SAFMA (South Asia Free Media Association) meeting on Saturday (December 5). Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan will inaugurate the meet, where the journalists from various south Asian countries will participate and express their views on various media related issues. The key note address of the first session will be delivered by Ravi Shankar Prasad, former central IB minister and the discussion will witness the participation of veteran journalists P. Sainath (The Hindu), Vinod Sharma (Hindustan Times), Kumar Ketkar (Loksatta) with others.
The minister of State for external affairs, Shashi Tharoor will deliver the key note address of the...
Are you interested in how digital technology can enhance rights advocacy? Then you might want to know about Tactical Tech's new project, 10 tactics for turning information into action.
A documentary with a difference: 10 tactics is a 50-minute documentary film that explores the use of technology and social media platforms such as Google Earth, Twitter and Facebook for human rights advocacy in the developing world. It presents ten strategies for turning information into action and is aimed at global human rights advocates, as well as campaigners of all kinds. To complement the film, there are 15 fold-out cards – filled with tools tips and advice – for campaigners to work...
In an ultimate blow to ULFA, and other insurgent outfits in the northeast India, ULFA Chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa has been arrested in Bangladesh yesterday. The arrest is significant development, a few days before both India and Bangladesh are set to sign an extradition treaty. Details awaited.
World AIDS Day is going to be celebrated by Assam State AIDS Control Society, Guwahati on December 1 in a big way. A rally will be started from Judges' Field to be participated by at least 20 organisations from all over the city. The rally will end in Pragjyotika ITA Cultural Complex, Machkhowa, Guwahati and a public meeting will be held and will be addressed by Sri Tarun Gogoi, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Assam and Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma, Hon'ble Health Minister of Assam. Other dignitaries like Dr. Okhil Kr. Medhi, Vice Chancellor, Gauhati University, Guwahati will participate as guests in the day-long programme.
Devajit Barman
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