Yesterday, BJP party activists launched a campaign at the Lachit Barphukan memorial in Guwahati to create awareness among the people of Assam, against illegal Bangladeshi migrants.Source: Assam Tribune
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BJP against Bangladeshi
Yesterday, BJP party activists launched a campaign at the Lachit Barphukan memorial in Guwahati to create awareness among the people of Assam, against illegal Bangladeshi migrants.Source: Assam Tribune
Bangladeshi in Voter List for Rs. 50
Bangladeshi people gets their name listed on the voter list of India, for just Rs. 50. This is not the words of Assamese people, but a Bangladeshi itself! Read on..
Majibur Ali (40) came to Jorhat and started working in the field of a Congress worker. Later he got his name listed on the voter list by paying a bribe of Rs. 50, during the 1995 survey. He also helped many Bangladeshi people to settle down in Kolbari of Jorhat. He is not alone to have name on the voter list. Bosiron Ali (67), Usub Ali (60), Rabia Ali (55), Idris Ali (32), Saina Begum (24) etc. from Dergaon, are some of those thousands of Bangladeshi that lives in Assam and has their name on the voter list.
Whose fault is this? Assamese people are also responsible for this influx of Bangladeshi. Why they uses Bangladeshi people for work? Why they gives shelter to Bangladeshi Miya? Why they sells their motherland for Rs. 50? We think that, these bribe takers must be hanged! Then only some people will improve.
News Via Asomiya Pratidin
Majibur Ali (40) came to Jorhat and started working in the field of a Congress worker. Later he got his name listed on the voter list by paying a bribe of Rs. 50, during the 1995 survey. He also helped many Bangladeshi people to settle down in Kolbari of Jorhat. He is not alone to have name on the voter list. Bosiron Ali (67), Usub Ali (60), Rabia Ali (55), Idris Ali (32), Saina Begum (24) etc. from Dergaon, are some of those thousands of Bangladeshi that lives in Assam and has their name on the voter list.
Whose fault is this? Assamese people are also responsible for this influx of Bangladeshi. Why they uses Bangladeshi people for work? Why they gives shelter to Bangladeshi Miya? Why they sells their motherland for Rs. 50? We think that, these bribe takers must be hanged! Then only some people will improve.
News Via Asomiya Pratidin
Bangladeshi is Indian?
The Governments of Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland has expelled over 3,300 people from their state. The reason? They are citizens of Bangladesh and living illegally in India. We must thank these Governments for their good action. But, wait! See, what our Assam Government is telling!
Last week Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi told at a press conference that all these people are Indian. We wonder how they verified the nationality of these people within such a short period of time. Everyone in North East India, knows that these are Bangladeshi people. Only Assam Government guards them as Indian. The motive behind this is politics. Already, Assamese News Media is showing proofs about the nationality of these people. They are nothing but Bangladeshi, shameless Bangladeshi.
Why? Why Assamese people don't understand the problem that is growing day by day? If this continues, soon this beautiful land will turn into a land of 'Miya'. Wake up Assam?
Update: Today, the Governments of Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland challenged Assam Government to prove these Bangladeshi as Indian. Well done Arunachal and Nagaland. When Assam will wake up?
Last week Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi told at a press conference that all these people are Indian. We wonder how they verified the nationality of these people within such a short period of time. Everyone in North East India, knows that these are Bangladeshi people. Only Assam Government guards them as Indian. The motive behind this is politics. Already, Assamese News Media is showing proofs about the nationality of these people. They are nothing but Bangladeshi, shameless Bangladeshi.
Why? Why Assamese people don't understand the problem that is growing day by day? If this continues, soon this beautiful land will turn into a land of 'Miya'. Wake up Assam?
Update: Today, the Governments of Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland challenged Assam Government to prove these Bangladeshi as Indian. Well done Arunachal and Nagaland. When Assam will wake up?
Flood Picture from Kamrup
Flood situation in Assam is still worse as ever. Have a look at the image above. Villagers in Kamrup district of Assam, left their houses as flood water touched the roof of their houses. But the State Government is still counting their funds to provide flood relief! After all flood is also a good business for many! Who cares about the people suffering from flood?
Source: Asomiya Pratidin
Source: Asomiya Pratidin
Assam Flood and Government
Flood Situation in Assam and Government
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- Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi reviewed the stock position of the essential commodities in all the affected districts.
- Gogoi directed all the Deputy Commissioners to collect rice from the stores of the FCI to provide relief to the affected people.
- Shortage of Kerosene is turning out to be a major problem in flood affected areas of Assam.
- The Union Petroleum Minister has assured that he would take immediate steps to provide adequate kerosene to the State to be distributed among the affected people.
- As many as 47 breaches in the embankments took place due to present flood in Assam.
- Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi has directed the officials of the Water Resources department to submit a detailed report on the cause of the breaches.
- Tarun Gogoi directed all the Deputy Commissioners and other officials to closely monitor the situation and to ensure proper flood relief to the affected people of Assam.
AASU on Faulty Medical Entrance Rules
The All Assam Students Union (AASU) said that the new rules in connection to medical entrance made effective from this year has deprived the rural students from joining the medical line.
In a release to the press, the AASU said that the Health Minister’s claim that the raising of the cut-off marks for the medical entrance had established the dominance of students from villages was simply ridiculous.
“The AASU was against raising of the cut-off mark and we were of the opinion that the step would prove detrimental to the students from the rural areas. The results of the medical entrance has proved our fears right,” said the functionaries.
News from Assam Tribune
In a release to the press, the AASU said that the Health Minister’s claim that the raising of the cut-off marks for the medical entrance had established the dominance of students from villages was simply ridiculous.
“The AASU was against raising of the cut-off mark and we were of the opinion that the step would prove detrimental to the students from the rural areas. The results of the medical entrance has proved our fears right,” said the functionaries.
News from Assam Tribune
Flood Situation in Assam
Due to continuous rainfall, the present flood situation in Assam is becoming worser. The badly affected districts are Dhemaji, North Lakhimpur, Sonitpur and Nalbari districts.
The river Brahmaputra is flowing above the danger level at Dibrugarh, Jorhat, in Sonitpur district, Golapara and Dhubri while its tributaries Burhidihing is flowing above the danger level at Dibrugarh. Similarly, Subansiri is flowing above the danger level at Lakhimpur with Dikhow and Desang at Sivasagar, Dhansiri at Golaghat, Jiabharali in Sonitpur district, Puthimari in Kamrup district, Pagladiya in Nalbari district, Beki in Barpeta district and Sonkosh in Dhubri district flowing in the same manner, said the official flood bulletin from Guwahati.
The flood situation in Dhemaji district has further deteriorated with more than 1,35,000 people affected in various parts of the district. Road communication has been affected leading to difficulties in carrying our relief and rescue operations.
At present, apart from the damage caused to settlements, a vast stretch of cultivable land has been inundated by floodwater, sources in the Agriculture Department revealed. Around 4,435 ha of land has been inundated and more than 8,480 farm families have been affected in the second wave of flood in Dhemaji district.
Bao and Ahu crops, seedlings along with transplanted Sali and some Kharif vegetables have been affected. The agriculture department has prepared a contingency plan worth Rs 90 lakh that would ensure the distribution of free seedlings among the district’s farmers.
News From Assam Tribune
The river Brahmaputra is flowing above the danger level at Dibrugarh, Jorhat, in Sonitpur district, Golapara and Dhubri while its tributaries Burhidihing is flowing above the danger level at Dibrugarh. Similarly, Subansiri is flowing above the danger level at Lakhimpur with Dikhow and Desang at Sivasagar, Dhansiri at Golaghat, Jiabharali in Sonitpur district, Puthimari in Kamrup district, Pagladiya in Nalbari district, Beki in Barpeta district and Sonkosh in Dhubri district flowing in the same manner, said the official flood bulletin from Guwahati.
The flood situation in Dhemaji district has further deteriorated with more than 1,35,000 people affected in various parts of the district. Road communication has been affected leading to difficulties in carrying our relief and rescue operations.
At present, apart from the damage caused to settlements, a vast stretch of cultivable land has been inundated by floodwater, sources in the Agriculture Department revealed. Around 4,435 ha of land has been inundated and more than 8,480 farm families have been affected in the second wave of flood in Dhemaji district.
Bao and Ahu crops, seedlings along with transplanted Sali and some Kharif vegetables have been affected. The agriculture department has prepared a contingency plan worth Rs 90 lakh that would ensure the distribution of free seedlings among the district’s farmers.
News From Assam Tribune
Five-star hotel in Assam
Assam is all set to get the first five-star hotel, which will hopefully help the region clinch some meaty business deals. A joint venture agreement was signed today between the Dharampal Styapal (DS) Group and the Guwahati Municipal Development Authority (GMDA) at the residence of Assam chief minister Tarun Gogoi.
The agreement was signed by the director of DS group, P.K. Gupta and A.K. Bhutani, secretary of GDD. According to the memorandum of agreement, the DS group will invest Rs. 100 crore and develop the hotel on a 27 bigha plot at Gotanagar along the national Highway 37. The construction will begin within a month and is expected to be completed within 24 months.
We hope that, this step will lead to prosperity of Assam by attracting investors. In this occaision we should recall what Infosys co-founder N.R. Narayana Murthy said last year-"A city is fit for big business if it has a good five star hotel"
The agreement was signed by the director of DS group, P.K. Gupta and A.K. Bhutani, secretary of GDD. According to the memorandum of agreement, the DS group will invest Rs. 100 crore and develop the hotel on a 27 bigha plot at Gotanagar along the national Highway 37. The construction will begin within a month and is expected to be completed within 24 months.
We hope that, this step will lead to prosperity of Assam by attracting investors. In this occaision we should recall what Infosys co-founder N.R. Narayana Murthy said last year-"A city is fit for big business if it has a good five star hotel"
Husk Power in Assam!
Assam to Produce Electricity from Husk!
Bamboo dust, rice husk and the sun will soon make the bulb glow in Puthimari gaon Panchayat in Assam's Darrang district. The country's first rural electrification programme using solar energy was launched in Puthimari Gaon panchayat recently. The programme is being implemented as part of the Centre's resolve to ensure electrification in all remote villages by 2009.
Assam Government has identified 2,139 villages, which are not accessible from the existing contentional power grid. Of them, 1,084 are located in Karbi Anglong and North Cachar Hills. The project will use bamboo dust and rice husk as the raw material to generate power. The Nagaon Paper Mill of Hindustan paper Corporation at Jagiroad has been asked to provide bamboo dust, while rice husk is available in abundance in and around the project sites.
Assam Government has identified 2,139 villages, which are not accessible from the existing contentional power grid. Of them, 1,084 are located in Karbi Anglong and North Cachar Hills. The project will use bamboo dust and rice husk as the raw material to generate power. The Nagaon Paper Mill of Hindustan paper Corporation at Jagiroad has been asked to provide bamboo dust, while rice husk is available in abundance in and around the project sites.
Jorhat Gets It at Last!
Inter-state Bus Terminus in Jorhat
Jorhat will be the third city of Assam, after Guwahati and Silchar, to have an Inter-state bus Terminus. Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi yesterday laid the foundation stone of the terminus which will be constructed on 24 bighas of land, where Assam State Transport Corporation (ASTC)'s workshop now stands. The ASTC bus station will also be shifled to the new site, from the heart of the city. Many people hopes that it will solve traffic problems.
Funded by the North eastern Council (NEC), the Rs 11.36 crore three-storey bus terminus will also house a Numaligarh Refinery Limited (NRL)'s petrol depot. NRL's petrol depots are a big favourite in Assam, because of their World class services.
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