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Vol. II
Issue 10
LIFE: IN THE WATSON WAY!!!!
Dibrugarh, Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Golaghat, June 27: An incident of suicide today created sensation in Golaghat. According to the report a man named Jatin Saikia who worked as a Chowkidar at the Office of the Inspector of Schools Golaghat today committed suicide at his quarter. Jatin Saikia who hailed from Bosagaon Salikihat lived in the quarter alone and last night he went to his home and today he returned and after that he committed suicide at his quarter. The reason of his suicide is still not known but some sources stated it to be related with financial problem. (Correspondent)
Two dacoits arrested by Tinsukia Police Tinsukia, June 27: Tinsukia police arrested two dacoits from Tinsukia bypass during the wee hours of Monday and seized two motorcycles bearing registration number AS 06P 3013 and AS 23J 9892. The arrested dacoits have been identified as Jyotish Gohain and Rajni Das alias Dullu, duo resident of Chabua. According to sources, based on a secret information of 3 without number plate Tata sumo coming to Tinsukia from Chaulkhowa in Dibrugarh police was kept on stand by and patrolling was increased in and around Tinsukia entry point. At around 1.45 am in the morning police noticed a gang of 3 dacoits attacking a trailor (carrying vehicles). The dacoity was almost completed as the gang opened the battery of the vehicle and even threatened the driver to kill him and sell the vehicle at Dimapur, sources said. They also snatched rupees 2300 from the driver. The police arrested two dacoits red handed while third managed to flee from the spot. Police is trying to find out whether the bikes sized are stolen ones or not. ( Spl
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Major extortion racket busted Team Sarba's first cabinet along Assam-Arunachal border, meeting decides to appoint 3 arrested turned out to be Sulfa 10,000 TET teachers, 700 doctors Reports of few small tea growers paying lakhs rupees to fake ulfa confirmed : Army sources
A Staff Reporter Guwahati, June 27
The first cabinet meeting of the BJP led Government in the State held under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal in Assam Secretariat today took several key decisions in the interest of all sections of the people of the State. As per the commitment of the new dispensation, the Cabinet has decided to appoint ten thousand TET qualified teachers in different schools of the State before 31st March, 2017. Moreover, decks have also been cleared to appoint
Rishu Kalantri Tinsukia, June 27
CM Sonowal along with his council of ministers during the cabinet meeting. Pic - UB Photo seven hundred new doctors in to a full-fledged district and decided to rationalise government-run hospitals. inaugurate it before 31st entertainment tax and service August, 2016. Moreover, in charge for exhibition of The Cabinet has decided to line with recommendations of cinema. Contd. on Page 4 upgrade Majuli Sub-Division Jahnu Barua Committee, it
Hidden agenda of BJP to snatch power has finally surfaced : Richo A Staff Reporter Itanagar, June 27
After reports came out that BJP national president Amit Shah had sent a message to Chief Minister Kalikho Pul regarding the merger of his team in the People’s Party of Arunachal (PPA) with the BJP, the Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) claimed that the hidden agenda
of the BJP has finally surfaced. However, BJP state unit president Tapir Gao, who had conveyed the message to Pul, denied of setting a deadline for the merger. The APCC claimed that the BJP has threatened that President’s Rule would be imposed in the state again to destabilize the present PPA Government if the PPA Government does not merge
with the BJP. The Congress frontal wing also alleged that after the change of guard in the state, Tapir Gao and leader of BJP Tamiyo Taga stated that they were part of the political crisis and involved in toppling the Congress Government in the state a few months earlier. “Appointing a governor with RSS background and using the Raj Bhawan as BJP
headquarter is known to everyone”, said APCC president Padi Richo, and reiterated his claim that the BJP had directed the governor to pre-pone the Assembly session on 16 December, 2015, instead of the session summoned by the state government for January 14, 2016.
The arrest of three sulfa's for carrying an extortion racket along Assam- Arunachal border has come as a relief to thousands of businessman, tea garden owners and small tea growers in Tinsukia district, particularly, Doomdooma to Bordumsa belt. The Eastern Today was one of the only handful of newspapers who broke the news of arrest of 3 fake ulfa by a joint team of army and Tinsukia police well ahead of other newspapers in the June 27 edition. Special sources confirmed ET that the group of sulfa was using the name of wanted ulfa cadre Pabitra Moran to carry on its extortion activities and in a few cases were successful by collection several lakhs of rupees, particularly, from small tea growers. Speaking exclusively to this correspondent, commanding officer of 7 Madras Regiment of Indian army Colonel Avinish Singh said, following several reports of extortion calls in this area we launched a secret
operation almost 3 weeks back. We pressed our sources, collected CCTV footage and all other possible clues and finally got them identified by one of the victim, he added. Col Singh said, based on their identification a joint team of army, Tinsukia police and CRPF launched search operation in the areas of Bordumsa and Philobari. Search operation resulted in apprehension of suspected ULFA(I) cadre Diphul Medhi. Col Singh added, during further interrogation of individual led to apprehension of two more suspected ULFA cadres namely Dhahya Saikia and Raju Moran, the trio turned out to be surrendered Ulfa cadres i.e., sulfa. On interrogation late night on Sunday, they confessed to be involved in extortion activities using the name of wanted Ulfa cadre Pabitra Asom and owned up illegal possession of weapon. Search of house of Diphul Medhi at Bokapathar resulted in recovery of one 7.65 mm
Bikul Bikash Gogoi Naharkatia, June 27
The Central government’s move to lease out 12 oil fields of Assam to private investors has resulted in angry protests by various organisations across the state. It might be mentioned that union petroleum minister Dharmendra Pradhan had recently stated in Guwahati that exploiting these small fields required micro-level management and specific technologies, making it unattractive for the two public
Ogranisations during the protest in Duliajan. Pic - Surajit Gogoi
ET Correspondent Jorhat, June 27
sector oil giants to invest in them. Hence, these fields have been lying unexploited over the years. These 12 fields in Assam have been clubbed into eight clusters and global bids would be invited to select players to exploit them, he had stated. Starting this July 15, the Centre will start the global bidding process for 67 discovered small oil and gas fields across the country which has been lying undeveloped for many years,
Health and Family Welfare department, government of Assam through a notification today suspended three doctors for not joining their duty at Sri Sri Pitambor Dev Goswami Civil Hospital at Goromur in Majuli . As per posting order issued on June 13th 2016 by the department of Health, government of Assam, informed Dr. Udayan Saikia, Joint Director Health and Family Welfare I/c, Jorhat here today.
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The doctors were Dr. Ajit
Baruah-MD, Dr, Achit BaruahDGO, and Dr. Tridip Buragohain, Anathesist as all three were reported to have attended their duty on June 20 and June 21, when the Assam Health Minister and Assam Chief Minister were present in Majuli. Meanwhile it was found that after Chief Minister and Health Minister left Majuli the newly posted doctors managed to remain away from duty since then, following which department decided to suspend the three doctors until further order. On the other hand Dr.
Lionel Messi and Argentina: Will his latest international low really be the end? “The 29-year-old has said he will quit the international game after another final defeat, but there is still time for a glorious ending and to emulate Diego Maradona” Agencies New Jersey, June 27
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Sources informed ET that this group was active ever since hard core Ulfa cadre Mekuri was gunned down during an encounter few weeks back. These sulfa had letter pads given by Mekuri which they used for extortion, added sources and said, fourth member of the group has been identified as Dharmen Moran of Ratanipathar who is absconding and hunt to nab him is on. It is important to mention here that at regular times some people with criminal bent and surrendered ulfa takes opportunity to extort money from businessmen here in Tinsukia district in the name of Ulfa. It is the alertness of both, Tinsukia police and army, who have ensured that such people are nabbed before the situation is worsened. In many cases, security forces has arrested such people well before they could collect a single rupee against their extortion calls.
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fields to private players in Duliajan
No use off 3.65 crore building due to mere lack of approach
Boginadi Model Hospital of Lakhimpur District has turned to be a white elephant due to non-prudential behaviour of National Health Mission. Though the large building of
pistol, 5 live rounds of 7.65 mm pistol, one magazine and two mobile phones, Col Singh said.
3 docs suspends Angry protest over handing of oil from Majuli hospital
Boginadi Model Hospital turns to be white elephant
Ranjit Kakoty Lakhimpur; June 27
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the said hospital was built investing an amount of Rs. 3.65 crore. it has come to no use for the betterment of the patient and the other people of the local area as well as the district. Contd. on Page 3
The vast majority of lives, in football and elsewhere, end in failure. The poignant farewell, the reminder of the transitory nature of the gloria mundi, is familiar parts of the narrative. But still, there would be something desperately sad, desperately unfulfilling, and desperately banal, if Lionel Messi’s international career were to end with a penalty blazed over the bar in East Rutherford. The MetLife Stadium in
New Jersey may be excellently appointed, but it is not one of football’s great arenas. The Copa América Centenario may have proved more engaging than many imagined, but it is not one of football’s great tournaments – it is not even, Conmebol decided last week, a Copa América. This was not a place for Lionel to say goodbye. After Sunday’s Copa América final defeat to Chile, he sounded adamant. “My thinking right now and thinking about it in the
dressing room, I’m done playing with the national team,” he said, face solemn, barely able to meet the eye of the journalists who surrounded him. “I tried my hardest, it’s been four finals but I was not able to win. I tried everything possible. It’s hurts me more than anyone but it is evident that this is not for me.” That echoed what he had said before the game, when he had reflected glumly on three lost finals and spoke about changing history. Lionel Messi
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Syaeda Khatun from the department of Ophthalmology, Dr. Subrajit Das-Surgery were also away from duty since 21st but they too remain for the day for the celebration of the International Yoga Day but till date they are yet to join duty, as they are absent under medical ground, informed sources here. Meanwhile Dr. Bikramjit Baruah from the depth of ENT and Dr. Dipankar Gogoi from dept of Ophthalmology were kept stand by and currently they are attached on duty at Jorhat Medical College Hospital, inform official sources here.
Central Assam Bandh affects normal life ET Correspondent Morigaon, June 27
Normal life was paralyzed in Morigaon and Nagaon districts today due to 24 hours central Assam Bandh called by local units of All Assam Students Union (AASU), All Tiwa Students Union, and AJYCP and Manab Adhikar Sangram Samiti from 5 am today protesting the Assam Government decision to establish the All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) at Changsari and demanding the establishment of AIIMS at Raha in central Assam. All shops and business establishment remained closed while vehicle stayed off the roads. The National Highway No 37 was blocked by the protesters at Raha, Phulaguri and Kathiatoli. Hundreds of protesters were arrested at Raha. Government offices were opened but attendance was not satisfactory at Morigaon.
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