Skip to content Skip to navigation

BTAD rehab to resume on October 19


Uncertainty is over. Efforts are on to rehabilitate the Bengali-speaking Muslims in BTAD areas from October 19.


The district administrations in BTAD areas have scanned 19,632 families to be rehabilitate which has got seal of approval from the ministerial panel set up to deal with the problem.


Altogether 19,632 families of these people from Kokrajhar and Chirang districts have been found to be genuine land owners in the BTAD after scrutiny of their land documents.


Comments

Muzammil Haque's picture

As the news(above) read... efforts on to rehab the Bengali speaking muslims in BTAD: where the word bengali speaking muslim is not correct because all the riot affected muslims were not bengali speaking; there are some muslims in BTAD who speak in Goalporiya which is used by the Rajbangshis,so if the Rajbangshis are accepted as Assamese then those muslims are also Assamese.Mixing all the muslims of lower Assam(BTAD) and lebelling them as bengali speaking may have some conspiracy to demand the area as part of Bengal.So please correct the word as Goalporia muslims or Deshi muslims.

Pages

Add new comment

Random Stories

Police firing at jute cultivators; 4 dead

10 Oct 2011 - 8:52pm | editor
Four persons died and at least 20 others have been injured when security forces sprang upon a group of jute cultivators on Monday when they were blocking the national highway in Darrang district...

Declare Assam as tribal state: Pramud Gogoi

14 Jan 2012 - 5:30pm | Anup Arandhara
The veteran CPI politburo member and ex. Minister of Assam, Pramud Gogoi, in a press meet on Friday at Sivasagar again tabled his demand for declaration of Assam as tribal state. He raised this year...

AGP retains Sonowal in Dibrugarh, Sarma in Lakhimpur

28 Aug 2008 - 4:05am | editor
The main Opposition party Asom Gana Parishad retains its sitting MP Sarbananda Sonowal in Dibrugarh and Dr Arun Sarma in Lakhimpur constituency in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.According to...

Floods in Dhemaji District

13 Jul 2007 - 6:35am | editor
Dhemaji: Floods are in full flow in Dhemaji. Almost 40,000 people have been displaced after a breach in the embankment of the Jiadhol river. 25 villages are reported to be under water and the people...

Other Contents by Author

North Lakhimpur: AGP President Brinaban Goswami and Sarbananda Sonowal are in North Lakhimpur to discuss poll strategies for the coming Municipality Elections. Arun Sharma is also a part of the various meetings that have been organised in the last couple of days.Meanwhile various citizen groups have started expressing concern on the absolute no development in North Lakhimpur and Lakhimpur district overall. Lakhimpur is an important strategically and location ally for Assam. N Lakhimpur is the premier town in the Upper Assam North Bank. But there is no development taking place in these areas laments the citizens. The state of the roads are pathetic, civil administration is non existent and...
Namrup : The AASU, Advisor Mr. Samujjal Bhattacharya has said that the Tarun Gogoi led Government seems to be suffering from a laid back approach as it has come to power again. He is of the view that the Government should be more proactive while dealing with the various problems that seem to be engulfing the states. Bhattacharya expressed concern on the plight of the villagers in the Assam Nagaland Border and has asked the Government to immediately look into it.
Kuwait : As the two-month amnesty for illegal immigrants residing in Kuwait ends on June 30, the Indian embassy in the Gulf country has already issued nearly 7,000 emergency certificates to benefit from the scheme. So far the embassy has issued 7,000 emergency certificates to take advantage of the amnesty, Mr PM Thomas, first secretary at the Indian embassy in Kuwait said.
The government has issued formal orders appointing Mr R S Sharma as the chairman and managing director (CMD) of Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC), India’s biggest oil producer. Sharma was already acting as the interim CMD of ONGC since May 25 last year. Sharma would be heading the company till January 31, 2011, official sources said.
The dawn to dusk Sibasagar Bandh called on Friday by various organisations like AASU, AJYCP and Gorkha Association in protest against the Naga aggresion was a total success. No untoward incident has been reported from anywhere.
PC Ram is alive. Ram's son Pravin, his wife and daughter all spoke to him over telephone on Saturday morning for around 15 minutes and confirmed that it was indeed him on the phone. Ram has confirmed on the phone that he is being treated well and has been kept like a guest. Police authorities have claimed that they were all along sure that Ram was alive and had declared him death only because his son had identified the dead body recovered earlier.
Australia's leading bank, National Australia Bank (NAB), has decided to offshore its 41 back office finance jobs to India by the end of this year. Confirming that NAB is planning to offshore the jobs to Bangalore by the end of this year, Bank's corporate affairs manager Ms Kerrina Lawrence, said, "41 back office finance roles will be transitioned outside of the company by the year's end. The off shoring of jobs, which the Finance Sector Union of Australia (FSU) said will affect 90 employees of the bank's wealth management finance division in Sydney. But, Ms Lawrence said, it was not known how many employees would be affected by the change. Elaborating the bank's...
In a bid to overcome the shortage of skilled workers in various fields, Australia has decided to fast-track the process of approving immigration applications by setting up assessment centres in India and other countries. The government has appointed a consortium to assess skills of would-be migrants in India an other countries like Britain, South Africa, Sri Lanka and the Philippines. The consortium of TAFE colleges of Victorian and West Australian state will concentrate on workers in occupations where there are shortages of labour in Australia, including electricians, plumbers, motor mechanics, carpenters and bricklayers. The intention is to ease skills shortages by reducing the time it...
Dibrugarh: Around 20 reporters in Dibrugarh had taken out a Motorcycle to protest against Bandhs and strikes that are called so frequently and sometime for very flimsy reasons. They feel that this is not helping anyone and hindering the development of Assam
A group of Naga people suspected to be sympathisers and supporters of of NSCN (I-M) attacked villagers on the Assam side in Sonapur, Borholla and Dhekiajuli on Assam-Nagaland border under Geleky sector in Sivasagar District around 3.15 in the morning. Three people have been reported dead in these various incidents. In Sonapur, the Naga attackers shot dead Sarabat Ali and Min Bahadur Chetri and one Kamal Bahadur Chetri was also killed when the Nagas detonated a land mine at Sarasajiya Village. Villagers while speaking to AssamTimes on the spot have expressed anguish that this is not the first time that this has happened and that there have been various such instances in the past but the...