Scribe felicitated at Golaghat
Sri Dutta Dev Goswami, the Satradhikar of Bhogpur Satra, Majuli and also the working President of Assam Satra Mahasabha, today felicitated Ms. Bobita Bora, Dist. Correspondent of Dainik Janambhumi, at a function held at Kakoty Gaon Namghar, Betioni Golaghat. Bora was felicitated for her news article published on 25th May about an octogenarian couple who donated their lifelong savings toward the construction of a Namghar Gate in memory of their deceased parents. Speaking on the occasion, the Satradhikar said that motivate people to be religiously concerned and inspiring enough to make people give due importance to religion in their life.
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In the last few years many Assamese students gone out of the state to pursue higher education, few of them were found dead under suspicious circumstances. Recently the death of Ehsan Rizvi (21), son of Abdul Bashir Rob of Golaghat town, in Bangalore is the latest instance to such incidents. He was found dead in his room in Bangalore on 21 August. According to the sources, Ehsan was pursuing his studies in Information Technology in Bangalore since 2005. Few days back he called up his parents in Golaghat saying that he was not feeling well. Immediately his father rushed to Bangalore but Ehsan was already dead. The incident was being investigated by Bangalore police and they have arrested two...
AIDS was first discovered in USA in the early 1980s. From then it was spreading like a wild fire all over the globe. Golaghat, a quiet small town in upper Assam, has topped the list of HIV affected person in Assam with a total of 106 number of HIV positive cases till date. In this rate Golaghat will soon become the epicenter of AIDS in Assam. After Gauhati Medical College and Assam Medical College, district wise Golaghat has highest number of AIDS patients. While talking to this correspondent, Kalpana Devi, Counsellor of Golaghat ICTC told that from 2003 to 2006 there were 18 numbers of death cases of AIDS patients including 11 male, 7 female and 2 children. The major portion of HIV...
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In an incident happened in the evening of 5th August, 4 CRPF jawans were caught red handed when they were trying to molest some local girls coming from college at Balijan area, near Furkating in Golaghat district. At the time of the incident the jawans were in plain clothes and in a drunkard condition. As the local people got to know about the incident, the angry crowd beaten jawans black & blue. The injured Jawans were rushed into the Baruagaon Public Health Centre. The situation remain tense after the incident and the police was deployed to prevent any untoward incident.
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