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Mrs. Kumkum Sinha appointed Commissioner (NE Region) of the BSG

Mrs. Kumkum Sinha, Deputy Director, Assam Elementary Education is appointed as National Head Qtrs Commissioner (North East Region) of the Bharat Scouts and Guides. She is the first lady of Assam who is able to reach to this position. Her copy of warrant of appointment is attached herewith.



Source: Nua Ela, March 2008 issue
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  1. rk rishikesh sinha24 April 2008 at 22:24

    Congrats on her outstanding success. It is a good news for all of us. We are very proud of her.

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  2. Rasaraj Sharma25 April 2008 at 22:33

    Congratulations on your success, Mrs. Kumkum. Long ago I read her travelogue "soviet dese mi", but still can remind the descriptions.

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  3. b n sinha26 April 2008 at 00:56

    Congratulations!! to the iconic lady.. Grt. achievement.
    Regards...

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  4. Anonymous26 April 2008 at 09:50

    congratulations on your success,Mrs KumKum didi

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  5. prodip29 April 2008 at 12:12

    congratulations to u kumkum-di.friends have you read her mom's travelogue ('mor bilayet braman' by smt sukhajyoti sinha) ? with all due respect to her mom i must say that kumkum-di has better craftmanship over words and has better sense of wits. when it is the matter of words craftmanship, i find some similarities of her writing with that of nabanita devsen.

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  6. Anonymous29 April 2008 at 20:19

    Dear Kumkum Di..

    Congratulations on ur success. If Baba would hv been there he would hv been the happiest person on ur success..

    regards..roni

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