The roads leading to Namrup from Sonari to Namrup as well as Nahakatia to Namrup are in very bad condition. It is hard to imagine such pathetic roads in this twentieth century. Specially in an industrial area like Namrup which houses three very important industries i.e. Bhrahmaputra Valley Fertiliser Corporation Limited, Namrup Thermal Power Plant and Assam Petrochemical limited. The suffering encountered by every people coming to Namrup because of the road, compel them to think twice before coming. The people of Namrup deserves demands better road communication. The concerned authorities and local MLA must take strong initiative for a better Namrup.
PermalinkSubmitted by smrity rekha kalita on Sat, 27/02/2010 - 19:30
Really it is very sad to say, only for road condition Namrup is becoming very backward place in Assam. Only for this reason, every type of business is totally down now. Businessmen leave this place. Now public is helpless.
PermalinkSubmitted by Hemanta Gogoi on Wed, 10/03/2010 - 13:47
And Naharkatia! Deep ponds persisting on the roads of Naharkatia for a decade. It is a headache to travel through Nahakatia-Namrup-Dillighat-Sonari road. Reminds one of the lunar explorer over the rough Moon's surface.We thank the government for giving us a real life experience of moon surface (?) without our space suit on!
PermalinkSubmitted by Smrity Rekha Kalita on Sat, 10/04/2010 - 17:03
when Namrup to Naharkatia road was started to making then we feel relax to live .But surprised news that near about one month, due to after one/two days heavy rainfall road started to remove the smooth surface of the road and breaking too. It means ,contractor cheating with us.
So Government should investigate and take immediate action for the road making process about material mixing ratio.
PermalinkSubmitted by Sudeepa Sen on Thu, 15/04/2010 - 02:19
Whenever we make a program in namrup for an outing we should be prepared for a great experience on the way everything inside you feels like getting blended in a mixer-juicer and your bones getting ground in a a dry grinder! Wake Up Folks and make the R*O*A*D
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The court issued notice to the information and broadcasting ministry and Rohini Hattangadi, chairperson and jury, Hiren Bora, jury of the 59th National Film Awards, and the Central Board of Film Certification.
A division bench of Acting Chief Justice A.K. Sikri and Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw sought from all the respondents the reason for not treating the film as an Assamese film.
The petitioner said that inspite of the certification received from the CBFC to...
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According to NF Railway, the trains will remain cancelled till April 20 and these include UP and DN Kolongpar passenger running betwen Guwahati and Moirabari,
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Led by the panel chairman and power minister Pradyut Bordoloi, the group of minister called on Gogoi at his official residence in Koinadhora where the final report was submitted.
The panel was set up at the height of the simmering protest against the NHPC-owned big dam at Gerukamukh along Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border.
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The incident took place near Thakurbari in Chandrapur area at around 10-30 in the morning. The deceased and the injured were all employees of the Northeast Frontier Railway. Some trackmen were working on the two railway tracks in the area when two trains passed by simultaneously and the Nagaon-bound Kolongpar Express hit the workers.
The injured people have been rushed to the Railway Hospital in Maligaon and the condition of two of them is stated to be serious.
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