Speaker Ranjit Kumar Das to grace Emfa program
Assam Legislative Assembly Speaker Ranjit Das will grace the next interactive session of Electronic Media Forum Assam (Emfa) on 27 September at Guwahati Press Club. The program titled ‘Prangon, the Emfa’s Courtyard’ will begin on 11 am, where the journalist turned honorable Speaker of the State Assembly is expected to bare his heart to the media persons.
Soon after the program, the Emfa calls for a meeting at the press club auditorium to discuss the future agenda of the forum. All members of Emfa have been requested to attend the same.
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