SILCHAR, Oct 1: Ukilpatty, an area located in the heart of this town, wears a bizarre look due to accumulation of waste materials by the road side. The area, which is inhabited by well-to-do families was a clean place in the recent past, contrary to its present condition. The reason behind the drastic change is due to the growing up of paan shops, rice hotels and a saloon recently. This has raised public gathering and communication in the area.
Also, the main thoroughfares of the town are in a dilapidated condition. Adding to the woes of the people is the apathetic attitude of the PWD and Ukilpatty is no exception. It is to be mentioned that Silchar is a vastly populated town with no permanent dustbin. This results in people throwing their waste by the roadside creating a good breeding ground for germs and epidemics. THE SENTINEL
Interview for workers and helpers held
Awareness rally on blood donation taken out
SILCHAR, Oct 1: The Barak Valley Voluntary Blood Donation Forum organized a blood donation camp at Narsingtola ground on the occasion of Voluntary Blood donation Day today.
A procession was taken out this morning to create awareness among the people regarding blood donation and its positive side. Newly elected Chairperson of Silchar Municipality Susmita Dev attended the procession, who later delivered a speech on the necessity of blood donation in a meeting held alongside the blood donation camp.
Moharaj Satsanganandaji of Ramkrishna Mission was the first person to donate blood today followed by at least 30 people. The entire blood donation programme was monitored by an expert medical team deputed by Silchar Medical College and Hospital. Meanwhile, Barak Valley Voluntary Blood Donation Forum (BVVBDF) received, for the second consecutive time, the first prize for their organization as well as awareness campaign for blood donation from Assam State AIDS Control Society. THE SENTINEL
144 CrPC clamped along Indo-Bangla border of Cachar
SILCHAR, Oct 1: Cachar District Magistrate Gautam Ganguly has, by an order dated September 30, clamped 144 CrPC along the Indo-Bangla border of Cachar in order to pre-empt the possible militant activities and smuggling in contraband goods. The movement of people within 1 km area of the international border of Cachar has been prohibited from 8 pm till 5 am.
The order also restricts the sailing of boats on river Surma without the license of Gaon Panchayat countersigned by the chief executive officer of Zilla Parishad. The circle officer of Katigorah, however, can issue permit to lasses and local people for fishing in the river. The order further states that from 8 pm till sunrise, nobody can, without permission, move within 5 km of the border with rice, sugar, kerosene etc. using rickshaw, cart and other modes of transport. This will, however, be not applicable in case of Central and State government employees. The order will remain in force for two months. THE SENTINEL
Also, the main thoroughfares of the town are in a dilapidated condition. Adding to the woes of the people is the apathetic attitude of the PWD and Ukilpatty is no exception. It is to be mentioned that Silchar is a vastly populated town with no permanent dustbin. This results in people throwing their waste by the roadside creating a good breeding ground for germs and epidemics. THE SENTINEL
Interview for workers and helpers held
SILCHAR, Oct 1: An interview was held at Binnakandi ICDS (CDPO) under Lakhipur subdivision in Cachar district for the posts of workers and helpers yesterday. According to official sources, around 471 women applied for the concerned posts out of which 286 women had applied for the post of workers and the remaining 185 women had applied for the post of helpers.
Awareness rally on blood donation taken out
SILCHAR, Oct 1: The Barak Valley Voluntary Blood Donation Forum organized a blood donation camp at Narsingtola ground on the occasion of Voluntary Blood donation Day today.
A procession was taken out this morning to create awareness among the people regarding blood donation and its positive side. Newly elected Chairperson of Silchar Municipality Susmita Dev attended the procession, who later delivered a speech on the necessity of blood donation in a meeting held alongside the blood donation camp.
Moharaj Satsanganandaji of Ramkrishna Mission was the first person to donate blood today followed by at least 30 people. The entire blood donation programme was monitored by an expert medical team deputed by Silchar Medical College and Hospital. Meanwhile, Barak Valley Voluntary Blood Donation Forum (BVVBDF) received, for the second consecutive time, the first prize for their organization as well as awareness campaign for blood donation from Assam State AIDS Control Society. THE SENTINEL
144 CrPC clamped along Indo-Bangla border of Cachar
SILCHAR, Oct 1: Cachar District Magistrate Gautam Ganguly has, by an order dated September 30, clamped 144 CrPC along the Indo-Bangla border of Cachar in order to pre-empt the possible militant activities and smuggling in contraband goods. The movement of people within 1 km area of the international border of Cachar has been prohibited from 8 pm till 5 am.
The order also restricts the sailing of boats on river Surma without the license of Gaon Panchayat countersigned by the chief executive officer of Zilla Parishad. The circle officer of Katigorah, however, can issue permit to lasses and local people for fishing in the river. The order further states that from 8 pm till sunrise, nobody can, without permission, move within 5 km of the border with rice, sugar, kerosene etc. using rickshaw, cart and other modes of transport. This will, however, be not applicable in case of Central and State government employees. The order will remain in force for two months. THE SENTINEL
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