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Ranjit Sinha receives 'Best Interjector’ Award



Ranjit Sinha, Associate Editor of ‘The Arunachal Times’ is seen receiving ‘Best Interjector’ Award in the debate competition from the Arunachal Pradesh DGP Ajay Chadha in a state-level debate competition held on the topic “Should criminals enjoy human rights”, at Police Training Centre, Banderdewa on March 28 last. The competition was organized by Arunachal Pradesh Police and NHRC to bring awareness on the Human Rights. Mr. Sinha is the native of Pathakandi in Karimganj district of Assam.
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  1. Anonymous1 May 2008 at 00:01

    Mr. Ranjit Sinha..

    Congratulations on ur achievement. Wish u many more success in life.

    Regards....Ranita Sinha

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  2. raj1 May 2008 at 10:56

    may u kiss more success. congrats again on ur achievement.

    i was great to listen about you from such a distant place.

    Congrats again Mr Ranjit Sinha

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  3. rk rishikesh sinha2 May 2008 at 10:59

    Comment: Rebati Mohan Sinha

    Kudos to Shri Ranjit Sinha, the Associate Editor of “The Arunachal Times” for winning the prestigious “Best Interjector Award”outside Assam. Nowadays we quite often encounter the name ‘National Human Right Commission’ in newspapers. This is the appropriate subject chosen for the debate. Nation is facing lot of atrocities done by Army or Police on human beings , whether they are terrorists, criminals, or convicts. Some people call NHRC, the Brahmastra to safeguard the human rights of fellow Indians.

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  4. Anonymous24 June 2008 at 10:52

    Take a bow Ranjit.
    This is an inspiring piece of news.

    Rishikesh, you too bro. Great work. Keep it up.

    Cheers

    Henryy

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