Tinsukia (D)

DOOMDOOMA, July 8 – The historic Mayamara Tipuk Simaluguri Bajrapur Satra situated at Kardoiguri area under Hapjan Mouza of Doomdooma revenue circle in Tinsukia district in facing a grave threat from the erosion caused by the Dangari river. In order to discuss this problem, a public meeting was held in the satra on June 30 under the stewardship of the Satradhikar Sri Sri Lechem Ch Goswami.

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The erosion and flood-hit citizens of the districts of Dibrugarh and Tinsukia have decided to drag the State government to Court if the former failed to respond with immediate remedial measures.

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The story of coal in northeast India is an incomplete one. For 130 years, two governments, British India and Independent India, have managed the coalfield of Tinsukia district in upper Assam. Coal India Limited took over these coalfields after they were nationalized in 1973.

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DIBRUGARH, April 30: Tinsukia District Administration in collaboration with the Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) has adopted Panbari village, a hamlet near the oil vally of Digboi in Tinsukia district for its all round development.

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TINSUKIA – A three-day training programme on broiler farming was held recently at Hatijan Gaon Panchayat office complex situated at Holoutup village under Borhapjan Village Panchayat of Hapjan Development Block under Makum PS in Tinsukia district.

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DIBRUGARH, Jan 6 – It was on February 13, 2004 that the Assam Government formally notified the Dehing Patkai Wildlife Sanctuary (DPWS), consequent to the persistent demand for the Joydehing Wildlife Sanctuary in the Dibrugarh and Tinsukia revenue districts.

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Fourteen gaon panchayats of the State won the Nirmal Gram Puraskar for the year 2008.

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The Eco-club programme, a project of Ministry of Environment and Forest (MoEF), Government of India under National Green Corps (NGC) programme, has been launched in Dibrugarh district with fund distribution-cum-in-charge teachers training programme on three different venues covering 250 schools of the district.

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NEEDS, which is voluntary organisation of the North East, organised a two-day workshop on, ‘Taming, the rivers and its severe consequences’ from October 10 at the Fishery Training Centre here.

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RANGARA (TINSUKIA) – A new concept, eco-friendly picnic has not only evoked curiosity and immense support but also bolstered eco-tourism activities in and around the Dibru-Saikhowa National Park.

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