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To revive the tourism industry in Sikkim ailing under the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Chief Minister, Prem Singh Tamang said that the State Government would promote “Visit Sikkim 2022” year. Visit Sikkim is mainly focused on having tourists in Sikkim for the whole year, instead of season-based tourism endeavour in the State.

 

 “Visit Sikkim 2022 is aimed at marketing and promoting tourism. We want tourists from across the world to visit Sikkim throughout 2022,” said Chief Minister Tamang in a function at Gangtok. He stressed and encouraged to embrace the call of 'Atithi Devo Bhava' on creating goodwill with the tourists, so they revisit Sikkim. 

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On the day of opening both the galleries for visitors, Directorate of Museums conducted a day long programme at it premises recently.

The programme commenced with the inauguration of two newly developed galleries, namely the "Mayurpokhyi Khel-Nao gallery" and the "Natural History Gallery". 

The Mayurpokhyi Khel-Nao gallery curated by Museum officer Mrinmoy Das displayed the beautifully painted khel nao used for offering pindojol of the founder Satradhikar of Kamalabari Satra, Sri Sri Badula Padma. 

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A  Bi-Cycle riding of 4097 Kms along Indo-Bangla border to cement the friendship on the Centenary Birth Anniversary of Father of Bangladesh, Majibur Rahman is a joy to see the spirit of participants.

Bangladesh is celebrating the birth centenary of its founder father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. 

In view of the cordial relations prevailing between India and Bangladesh, Border Security Force guarding Indo-Bangladesh border, organised by - Maitri Cycle Rally in honour of Banga Bandhu Mujibur Rahman to show solidarity with the people of Bangladesh. 

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The seat sharing deal between ruling BJP and its ally in Tripura government Indigenous Peoples Front of Tripura (IPFT) in upcoming Tripura Tribal Areas District Council (TTAADC) elections expected to be held within next three months has appeared to be the main trembling block for survival of the alliance. The IPFT joined hands with BJP before 2018 assembly poll with the assurance that the later party will facilitate them to achieve their ultimate target of empowerment of ADC and enjoy autonomy in true sense. The BJP leaders were committed to give free hand to IPFT in running the administration in ADC besides, elevating the status of ADC. Tripura ADC was established in 1983 for socio-political empowerment of tribals in Tripura. Afterwards, there were several changes in the administration but no improvement in ADC functioning.

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When the human civilization was comparatively young nearly 2722 years ago with political turbulence sweeping Levant which then formed the Eastern Mediterranean of Western Asia, the mighty Assyrian Empire exiled the 10 Jewish tribes of Israel.

One among them was Bnei Menashe, one of the 10 tribes!

We get glimpses of this expulsion in the Hebrew Bible and other historical references including that of Flavius Josephus, the 1st century Jewish scholar who fought against the Roman Empire but ultimately took shelter in Rome to compile the history of Israelites.

They accessed to the then inaccessible Manipur and Mizoram braving heat, stand storms, cold, mountains, jungles, rivers and seas risking their very lives, Bnei Mesashe people settled down there.

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