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Dignity of labour dignifies Gogoi slammed Central Government every kind of work: Pul A Staff Reporter Guwahati, Mar 11

A Staff Reporter Itanagar, Mar 11

The Chief Minister today paid a surprise visit to the tempo and auto stand near Mithun gate in the capital city.

Interacting with them, he acknowledged their contribution in keeping the city on move by providing the much convenient mode of conveyance to the city dwellers, in absence of public transport services within the city. During the interaction, the chief minister was elated to meet two auto drivers, who informed that they were college graduate. Speaking on their grievances, the workers informed that there is huge liability to be

ET CAPSULES High alert in Tinsukia district on intrusion of militant groups Tinsukia, Mar 12: A high alert has been sounded in Tinsukia district following reliable input of a group of 11 militants from various terrorist organizations, armed with sophisticated weapons, entering Tinsukia district from Myanmar. The group compromising of Ulfa (I), NSCN, KYKL and PLA is suspected to be led by Ulfa commander Lt. Prodip Gogoi has raised security concerns. Confirming this input to this correspondent, a top level police officer said, reliable inputs have come that a group of 11 militants have come from Myanmar and already sneaked into Tinsukia district. The militant group, armed with sophisticated weapons, is somewhere behind the Tekri jungle, the officer said. He said, although the input has not spoken about their plan but as the group draws militant from several different terrorist organization we suspect that they are planning a major attack. “Hence, high alert has been sounded and a massive combing operation and area domination have been launched with the help of army and SSB forces” added the officer. It is important to mention that because of upcoming assembly elections the situation is already tough for policemen. (Spl Correspondent)

Pul in a surprise visit in the capital city. paid to the transport department, and appealed the chief minister for a one time-waiver. “Many of the vehicles were purchased as second-hand that came with huge tax liability of from the previous owners of which many were not aware of,” said the workers. The CM responded with the assurance that the matter will be taken up in consultation with the concerned depart-

ment. Further, Pul assured to provide all basic facilities and amenities for designated auto and tempo stand such as parking lot, toilet and sanitary facilities, CCTV, high mast light and also provision for hotel/ motel and rest room. Similar steps would also be initiated for Bus stands and Sumo counters, he added.

having a detailed map with a complete road network of the capital city in the auto stand where information on time required to reach the desired destination, will be on display. The CM advised the auto and tempo drivers to carry with them the concept of “Athiti Devo Bhawa” to present a good picture of the state and the capital city to the visitors.

He also brought the idea of

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The duo filed their nominations before the Assam Legislative Assembly's Principal Secretary MK Deka, an Assembly spokesperson said. Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and Assam Pradesh Congress

president Anjan Dutta were also present on the occasion. The Chief Minister claimed that both the candidates will sail through as the Congress enjoys an absolute majority in the state assembly with more than 80 legislators to vote for the party nominees. Contd. on Page 4

APPSCC declares the results after more than 2 years A Staff Reporter Itanagar, Mar 11

The much-awaited list of the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Combined Competitive (APPSCC) Main Examinations has been declared on Friday evening with 51 candidates recommended for appointed to the Arunachal Pradesh Civil Service (EG) and Arunachal Pradesh Police Service (EG). After much delay and some dialogue, the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) conducted the mains examinations from

17 to 25 July, 2015 and subsequently held the viva test from 8 to 11 March, 2016. The results should give much relief to the candidates, who had been waiting nearly two years and five months since they first appeared for the preliminary examinations on 22 September, 2013. The APPSC examinations was shrouded under controversy as allegations of the General Studies Paper-II paper leakage surfaced on 16 September, 2014 –almost a year later after the preliminary examinations. The allegations marked the beginning for a series of agita-

EXAMINATION HIGHLIGHTS Preliminary examinations held on 22 September, 2013 Mains examinations held from 17 to 25 July, 2015 Viva test held from 8 to 11 March, 2016 Allegations of leakage of the General Studies Paper-II surfaced on 16 September, 2014 An aspirant, Ujum Perying sat on a 72-hour hunger strike at Indira Gandhi Park. Special Investigation Team constitutes, where five officials get arrested in connection

tions against the APPSC as several aspirants out of the 623 eligible candidates claimed that the General Studies Examination 2014 held on 14 September, 2014 were the exact replica of the reserved APPSCCE (Mains) 2011 set ‘B’ question papers, with added allegations that some candidates had acquired the same question papers since October 2013. An aspirant, Ujum Perying had also sat on a 72-hour hunger strike at Indira Gandhi Park, which was followed by several others joining her. A Special Investigation Team was also constituted and five officials were arrested in this connection.

Jan Congress Party announces first list of 18 candidates A Staff Reporter Dibrugarh, Mar 11 A new entrant in the political arena, the Jan Congress Party (JCP), announced its first list of candidates for 18 assembly constituencies here today. JCP state president Abhijit Rajkumar said that the party will contest in 80 seats across the state and the final list will be announced on May 18. “Jan Congress Party stands for the common people and their aspirations. Our party symbol is the electric pole. Our battle is against the Congress, BJP and AIUDF who have betrayed the people of the state time and again. Our poll agenda is about the state’s burning problems like unemployment, illegal migrants, insurgency, flood and erosion,” Rajkumar said. The Jan Congress Party was formed in Nagaon on May 18, 2014. The names in the first list are: Dandeswar Koch (Titabar), Manoj Sawasi (Doomdooma), Jugal Majhi (Digboi), Boga Kumar Nag (Lahowal), Sunit Kumar Mahanta (Mahmora), Lalit Phukan (Mariani), Mohan Chandra Bhuyan (Jorhat), Md Nazibur Rahman (Golaghat), Madan Mohan Sarkar (Mangaldoi), Md Zakir Hussain (Dalgaon), Md Naushad Ali (Kalaigaon), Begum Azmira Akhtar (West Bilasipara), Md Hazrat Ali (Borsola), Bikha Takvi (Bokajan), Dhan Singh (Boithlangsu), Mary Krampsapi (Diphu), Md Nurul Haque (Jamunamukh) and Kamarul Islam Borbhuyan (Lumding).

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50 villagers from two villages were kept captive in Nagaland Jorhat, Mar 11 : 50 members of bamboo and firewood traders of Assam where two villages under Mariani Revenue Circle were kept captive by suspected NSCN men at Chairman Gasti under Mokalamga sub-division of Mokokchung district here today, informed senior police officials here. According to police the reason behind for keeping in captive to the innocent villagers is yet to be known and it is yet to know how many and at what time they were taken. But according to families and local sources, that around 50 bamboo and firewood traders are missing, who went to collect bamboos and firewood items and it informed from the Basti side over mobile that they have to clear certain dues for collecting bamboos and firewood. The people those who were kept captive are mostly from Marongial gaon and Balijan Tea Estate. (Correspondent)

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Appreciating the drivers’ strong sense of work culture, Pul said, “Dignity of labour dignifies every kind of work. There is no work as superior or inferior. It is improper to think that a certain kind of work is undignified or below one’s status.”

The CM advised them to carry with them all the concerned documents of the vehicles, and to report any threat to police for their safety during the working hours. He also advised them not to charge exorbitant rates to the customer.

Finally what it seems like ages, a Tarun Gogoi loyalist got his dues. This is none other than senior Congress leader and former cabinet minister Ripun Bora who has been named among the Congress candidate for the Rajya Sabha

election which will be held next month. Bora and Ranee Narah today filed their nominations for the two Rajya seats in Assam which will fall vacant next month.


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