Northeast India’s insurgents are on the run in Myanmar, their last refuge, with Tatmadaw (as the Myanmar army is called) launching intense offensive flush out operations in Taga area in north-western Sagaing division on the eastern part of Chindwin river, an area under the control of Khaplang faction of the National Socialist Council of Nagalim or NSCN (K).
The Taga adjoins the border town of Moreh in Manipur and is about 60 kilometres away from Moreh. The ground zero of the action is also known as the unified command area of the umbrella group called the United National Liberation Front of Western South-East Asia (UNLFWESE), founded under the aegis of the NSCN (K).
Plastic has entered our planet in 1870. John Wesley Hyatt, an American extracted plastic from a material called celluloid. By 2015, the world produced 322 million tons of plastic. But realization of adverse impact of plastic on environment has dawned. Today, the world has to struggle to recover from plastic deluge. In this battle, against plastic human must achieve victory and, failing that, plastic will lay us to the rest. If human is the part of problem, human can be a part of solution to that problem. The recent call of avoiding the single-use of plastic sound convincing. It is going to be just a step forward friendly to Nature considering the host of human activities which are detrimental to Nature. The natural environment is dying for a much-needed respite from plastic pollutant. The move is laudable given the disastrous effect of this nuisance on our planet. It should have been a reality long ago, because non-biodegradable plastic has already taken toll on the health of environment, but better late than never.
Though the impact of climate change and global warming has been acutely felt in Manipur, there have been but little action to curb the crisis.
The state has become hotter by 1oC with the result that the monsoons are erratic. It may be recalled that there was a flood in 2018. And in 2019 monsoon failed plunging the state into a drought.
The effect of the successive flood and drought is the creation of a famine-like situation. Rice sells at Rs. 50/kilogram and the scarcity of rice has led to a steep rise in the price of vegetables.
Three-day Dhrupad Mahotsav of classical music both vocal and instrumental conclave concludes at Dhubri District Library Auditorium recently. The musical programme organised under auspices of Sangeet Natak Akademi, New Delhi, National Academy of Music, Dance and Drama, an autonomous body of Ministry of Culture, Government of India, in collaboration with the Dhubri District administration of Assam.
At the onset of three-day, a Goalian dance, a part of rich Goalpariya culture was presented by Bhuyan Roy Kausani and Anukul Roy and welcomed the guest and audience while Dhubri District Development Commissioner, Banashree Nath declared Dhrupad Mahotsav open.Thereafter, an exponent of classical dance, Erika Ingrid Nandi of Dhubri formally inaugurated the Dhrupad festival.
On the first day, Dhrupad singer, Vinod Kumar Diwidi from Uttar Pradesh, musician, Sourbrata Chakraborty from Rajasthan, Radheshyam Sharma from Uttar Pradesh enthralled the hall packed audience by their vocal and instrumental performances on the first day.
The Meghalaya Youth Congress today protest outside the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council (GHADC) in protest against the non-cooperation of the Chief Executive Member (CEM) Dipul Marak who refuses to resign and is absconding after they lost the floor test.
MPYC President Richard Marak said that the action of incompetence CEM by absconding is an absolute and blatant disregard for the democratic process. Their EC has already been voted out. They brought this upon themselves by their incompetence. Moreover, there was even an attempt to manipulate the number of votes after the fact. They should understand that GHADC is not their personal property that they can do anything at will."
Richard Marak also went on to say that under him the EC tries to subvert the process of tendering for the haats by illegal means, namely allotting them without free and fair process and signing the orders backdated, which would not be the first time.
"Our sources also tell us that certain high ranking staffs are doing the bidding of the Minister for District Council Affairs, James Sangma, on the promise of promotions and other benefits thereby allowing Dipul Marak and his EC to break the rules and loot the GHADC He added.
"Therefore, we demand that Dipul Marak and the EC that has been voted out take responsibility and resign following the very laws that they took oath to uphold when they were voted as Members of the District Council."
Two-day conclave of customer outreach initiated by United Bank of India (UBI) concludes in Dhubri with overwhelm participation and distribution of over 500 sanction letters to the beneficiaries under various government schemes. Dhubri district is one of the 400 districts across the country selected by the Ministry of Finance to hold the extensive programme to build confidence and reach out to customers and also listen to their grievances and short out them.
Speaking in the inaugural function, UBI General Manager, Rakesh Arora spoke at a length on the various loans including retail, agriculture, and MSMEs covering, housing, vehicle, personal loan, educational loan, Mudra,Stand-up, India,SVAYEM,KCC,SHG,JLG and many more being offered by various banks including UBI. He also cautioned the customers about fraudster active in mobile network and duping the innocent customers ignorant of the fraudulence activities.
While explaining the objectives of the two-day conclave, Deputy General Manager and Chief Regional Manager, Prabir Kumar Tah, in his hour long speech elaborately explained the motive and intention behind the conclave and assured customers to stand by them to simplify and hassle free disbursement of loans. Tah while strongly asserting that there is no dearth of fund in financial institutions to finance any loan also clarified on the present recession in the country, and said that this recession was a fall out of various factors which hardly affected the economy of India though little down. But it is now focusing to achieve 5 Trillion economy.
Earlier, on the day one, Dhubri District Development Commissioner, Banashree Nath formally inaugurated the two-day mega event and appealed the banks’ valued customers and loan aspirants to avail the opportunities to boost or start new trade, business and farming.
On the second day, Dhubri Deputy Commissioner, Anant Lal Gyani visited the conclave and inspected all the bank counters and talked to Deputy General Manager and Chief Regional Manager, Prabir Kumar Tah who briefed him about the programme. Talking to Associate Editor of Eastern Panorama, Bijoy Kumar Sharma, Tah said that it was their initiative that drove them to Dhubri district which one of the backward district in Assam.
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North East Region MP seek Prime Minister intervention on CAB
Members of Parliament (MP) representing the Indigenous Tribes of the North East Region today collectively staged protest outside the Parliament to express strong opposition against the decision of the Central Government to implement Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB).
The members also send a letter to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressing strong objection to the passing and implementation of the CAB in the Region. The Bills clearly states that by implementing CAB will particularly render the indigenous and tribal populations as the people of the region are vulnerable to being displace in the future. In a letter address to the Prime Minister the MP from North East urged the Prime Minister to exempt all North East from CAB.
The Members of Parliament (MP) representing the Indigenous Tribes of the North East Region also requested the Prime Minister to look into the mater seriously and address the concerns at the earliest.
“A nation is advanced in proportion to education and intelligence spread among the masses.” Swami Vivekananda had long ago mentioned of the very importance of education and the impact it has on the growth of a nation in the most simplest of terms.
Education is not just a practice of going to school; it is a commitment to transform into a proper human being from just any ordinary person. It is not just about good grades, but also about good morals. It is not just about learning tables, but also about having profound knowledge of manners and etiquettes.
A world that thrives on pace and selfish motives, education is what keeps the soul alive. Education not only teaches us words like “thank you” and “sorry”, but also widens our vision and understanding on gratefulness and guilt. It is not just a medium to know where the Moon is, but also about knowing, analyzing and planning on how to reach it. To say the least, education is not just a profession-building tool, it is a life-building mechanism.
Two-day conclave of customer outreach initiated by United Bank of India (UBI) concludes in Dhubri with overwhelm participation and distribution of over 500 sanction letters to the beneficiaries under various government schemes. Dhubri district is one of the 400 districts across the country selected by the Ministry of Finance to hold the extensive programme to build confidence and reach out to customers and also listen to their grievances and short out them.
