In a bid to provide more information on various career opportunities, Career Counselling Cell of Sibsagar College had organised two days programme at its campus on 15th and 16th September. This was a general career counselling session which included most of the career topic including merging careers and talk on motivation and preparation for various jobs. Apart from career talk this programme was dealt on employability skills and other skills which are needed for any aspirants to get a job or become self employed or entrepreneurs. Hira Deka Bora, Principal of the college inaugurated the programme on 15th September which was attended by more than 200 students. Ram Kumar S, IAS, Asst Commissioner, Sivasagar District appealed to student to be prepared for the future. He asked the student to think on various jobs apart from PSUs as there are lots of opportunities available at present. Ranjan K Baruah of North East Youth Foundation was the resource person and facilitated the two day’s programme. Apart from providing information he had appealed the students to plan for their future. Naba Jyoti Sarma , Coordinator of the career counselling cell moderated the sessions and thanked all student for their participation . It is to be mentioned that District Administration has started K K Handique Career Counselling Programme in Sivasagar District and there was training for the teachers and as a follow up action by participants Sibsagar College is the first one to conduct the programme for their students.
The Asom Gana Parishad has demanded total implementation of the Assam Accord detecting and deporting the illegal settlers from thr soil of Assam. Led by the regional party president Atul Bora, s delegation called on President in New Delhi on Monday raising a slew of old demands in a memorandum. Apart from the illegal settlers issue, AGP further demanded steps to consider flood and erosion as national calamity. Former chief minister PK Mahanta, minister Keshab Mahanta were among those in thr delegation.
We are deeply saddened to learn about the untimely demise of our long-time comrade, Vijay K. Nagaraj, on Friday (August 25, 2017) in Sri Lanka. Vijay was on his way to conduct a workshop in Batticaloa from Colombo, when the car he was driving met with an accident. Vijay Nagaraj was a good friend of the region. During his stint as the Director of Amnesty International India in the turn of the century, he had taken it upon himself to ensure that the human rights violations committed by the Indian state in Northeast India receive all the attention that it deserved. Despite severe restrictions placed on the the work of human rights defenders, he and his colleagues at Amnesty...
A low intensity 3.2 earthquake jolted Manipur on Sunday morning striking panic button for many people who feared the rerun of the 2015 jolt. The earthquake, which originated in Senapati district struck the state at 9.32 in the morning forced many wake up panic stricken people in the high rise buildings to come down to the open space. There is, however, no report of any casuslty or loss of property.
The Nagaon police probing the recent attack on the former ULFA rebels captured yet another youth on Saturday. Identified as Rajiv Chakravarty, he was held from a house in the Ambari area in Guwahati where he has been absconding since he punched the former rebels along with his associates. Acting on a tip off, a team of police from the central Assam district with cooperation from Guwahati police conducted a raid at a house where he was nabbed. CCTV footage which have gone viral in social media has clear evidence of his attack on the SULFA rebels. He is the fourth one to be arrested in this connection. Police interrogation is going on. The main culprit...
A forest official along with two security personnel sustained injury during a massive eviction drive in the outskirt of Guwahati city on Friday. From early in the morning a huge eviction team led by Kamrup Deputy Commissioner reached the Amching reserved forest area and evicted many illegal settlers where the evicted people had an altercation with the forest officials. The evicted people divided in a number of groups and pelted stones at the evictors. A forest official and a CRPF jawan sustained injury as the angry evicted people pelted stones at them. Five excavators and seven elephants were deployed in the drive apart from 200 staff and security guards. Later, the Gauhati...
The Centre is very much worried over the delay in the rail project in Meghalaya in the face of stiff opposition from a number of organization. Union minister Sadananda Gowda who was on a visit to Shillong said that the Union government, if need be, is ready to talk to the organizations who are dead opposed to the project. He said clearing of land is another reason why the ₹6000 crore project is taking do much time. Once the gov't talks with the NGOs, these problems would be over. Led by Khasi Students Union has been opposing the project fearing the rush of migrant labourers from outside.
Finally, the criminal investigation department probing the multi crore Louis Berger kick back scam have submitted its progress before the court triggering the speculation of yet another political storm. The state investigation agency on Thursday submitted the report at a sealed enveloped a couple of months after it was left red faced for inability to file a comprehensive progress report. Hearing a public interest litigation a few months back, the court asked for a progress report from CID which the agency failed to do. On Thursday,CID filed the report. The scam took place during the erstwhile Congress government where the Jerasy based company had to bribe...
The Nagaon police have arrested yet another person in connection with Wednesday incident where traders assaulted a group of former ULFA rebel as they were raising fund to feed the flood hit. Popularly known as Mithu, he was on the run as police arrested him on Thursday afternoon. The trader hired him along with three others whom police arrested hours after the incident. As police took him yo the Nagaon police headquarters, over 200 youths thronged in front of asking police to hand over Mithu to the crowd. A section of yarn youths tried to forcibly enter into the police station forcing the police to close the main gate. Interrogation is going on. All they would be produced...
The recent attack on a team of former ULFA rebels by a trader and his associates runs into a hail of anger and protest and anger across the state. The anger grips among the youths who virtually want to leave a strong message to a section of traders whom the authorities have not been able to rein in. Social media is flooded with the fiery comments and condemnation of the new generation people who want to rein in these traders who have been allowing the common people to suffer. Nilkamal Bora, a College student said,”if we still remain mute they will keep harassing us. Who are these traders yo hire goons to attack the youth as they were collecting funds to feed the flood-hit.”...
The Nagaon police have arrested four traders charging them with assaulting the former rebels who were believed to have been raising fund to feed the flood hit people. According to information, the police have arrested the owner of the shop Raju Das along with his associates Manu Das, N Das, Utpal Das who assaulted the former rebels. But two persons who were behind the incident have yet to be identified.
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