HAILAKANDI, April 20: Students of Law faculty (5 years integrated LLB course) and their guardians demanded opening of LLM course in Assam University (AU).
In a memorandum submitted to the Vice-Chancellor by the guardians, requested for opening of the course from the academic session 2009-10 for the interest of the students, as the students intending to undergo studies in LLB will have to face so many hazards including financial losses, as most of the guardians are not capable of it, rather they are agreed to pay the extra fees for the development of infrastructure of the Law faculty, copies of which were sent to the President of India, Chairman, UGC, HRD Ministry and other concerned authorities.
The Vice-Chancellor assured the guardians’ delegation that the matter would be considered. In a press release issued here today, the guardians’ spokesman told that they cannot send their students outside the state as because they would be always in tension due to law and order situation, moreover, financial problems are another factor for them. THE SENTINEL
Health infrastructure to be improved under NRHM scheme
HAILAKANDI, April 20: Under NRHM scheme, the health infrastructure in the district is going to be improved in all aspects. Pharmacies in all health centres in Block level in this district have been opened by deputing Pharmacists. Lala, Katlicherra, Algapur and Hailakandi Pharmacies are supplying medicines free of cost. District Drug Manager Chandra Shekhar Mohan informed that, under NRHM Yojna, in every health centre will get pharmacy in phased manner and adequate medicines would be provided free of cost. Every Block pharmacy would be connected under on-line network within six months– added the Drug Manager. THE SENTINEL
Army traps kidnapper-cum-extortionist duo
SILCHAR, April 20: On April 18, in yet another incident, a team of 72 Field Regiment trapped Dilwas Hussain, (25) and Abdul Zalil (65) father of Dilwar Hussain, both resident of Borthol under PS Badarpur, a kidnapper-cum-extortionist duo in Algapur market area, from Hailakandi district.
The duo had kidnapped a minor Sayamuddin Talikdar (15), resident of Labharputa-I, Bihara, who used to earn his bread by working in stone qauarries and construction site near Shillong. After interrogation, the kidnappers were identified to be operating in Indo-Bangladesh border affiliated areas. It was also learnt that the culprit’s son and father duo had held the minor captive for the last 15 days. Reliable sources also confirmed that, the kidnappers had demanded a ransom of Rs 20,000 from the minor’s guardians.
A trap was laid by the Army in Algapur area to nab the criminals red-handed, while they would be executing the deal. A foolproof and a stealth oriented operation led to the release of the kidnapped minor and successful apprehension of the kidnappers-cum-extortionist duo, who were later handed over to the police. THE SENTINEL
In a memorandum submitted to the Vice-Chancellor by the guardians, requested for opening of the course from the academic session 2009-10 for the interest of the students, as the students intending to undergo studies in LLB will have to face so many hazards including financial losses, as most of the guardians are not capable of it, rather they are agreed to pay the extra fees for the development of infrastructure of the Law faculty, copies of which were sent to the President of India, Chairman, UGC, HRD Ministry and other concerned authorities.
The Vice-Chancellor assured the guardians’ delegation that the matter would be considered. In a press release issued here today, the guardians’ spokesman told that they cannot send their students outside the state as because they would be always in tension due to law and order situation, moreover, financial problems are another factor for them. THE SENTINEL
Health infrastructure to be improved under NRHM scheme
HAILAKANDI, April 20: Under NRHM scheme, the health infrastructure in the district is going to be improved in all aspects. Pharmacies in all health centres in Block level in this district have been opened by deputing Pharmacists. Lala, Katlicherra, Algapur and Hailakandi Pharmacies are supplying medicines free of cost. District Drug Manager Chandra Shekhar Mohan informed that, under NRHM Yojna, in every health centre will get pharmacy in phased manner and adequate medicines would be provided free of cost. Every Block pharmacy would be connected under on-line network within six months– added the Drug Manager. THE SENTINEL
Army traps kidnapper-cum-extortionist duo
SILCHAR, April 20: On April 18, in yet another incident, a team of 72 Field Regiment trapped Dilwas Hussain, (25) and Abdul Zalil (65) father of Dilwar Hussain, both resident of Borthol under PS Badarpur, a kidnapper-cum-extortionist duo in Algapur market area, from Hailakandi district.
The duo had kidnapped a minor Sayamuddin Talikdar (15), resident of Labharputa-I, Bihara, who used to earn his bread by working in stone qauarries and construction site near Shillong. After interrogation, the kidnappers were identified to be operating in Indo-Bangladesh border affiliated areas. It was also learnt that the culprit’s son and father duo had held the minor captive for the last 15 days. Reliable sources also confirmed that, the kidnappers had demanded a ransom of Rs 20,000 from the minor’s guardians.
A trap was laid by the Army in Algapur area to nab the criminals red-handed, while they would be executing the deal. A foolproof and a stealth oriented operation led to the release of the kidnapped minor and successful apprehension of the kidnappers-cum-extortionist duo, who were later handed over to the police. THE SENTINEL
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