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Paresh Baishya releases 5 books

In a program held at the Gauhati Press Club on Wednesday, five books authored by eminent journalist Paresh Baishya were released. 

The books are 'Asomor Batori Kakot Alosonir Itihakh: 1846-2015', 'Asomor Sansodiya Rajneetir Itihakh', 'Barenya Asomiya', 'Makers of Assam' and 'Barenya Ganitagya'.  

Educationist Dayananda Pathak presided the book release while author Baishya spoke about his books. The who's who present in the event were Jagadish Patgiri, Rupam Barua, Purnima Devi, Uddhab Kakoti and Padma Patar. 

The chief guest of the program was professor Bhairav Sarma. 

 

 

 

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