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By RK Rishikesh Sinha Come July 14, the telegram service rendered by the government would become a technology of the past. We all, definitely have some faint memories. Though I have never used the telegram extensively, but of course I had used the telegram service twice. And both the times I sent telegrams to my father asking for money. It seems humorous in the present real-time communication world and nostalgic too. But that was a period and time. It stills hard to imagine it was 1996-1997. The telegram service was used by people. However, the government decision to stop the use of telegram with the advent of sms and smartphone (and the reason that has been cited) somewhere looks filmsy and doubtful. First, India is too big and diverse. The technological advancement in the field of communication that we witness in metros and in  towns might look ubiquitous but the same inference could not be drawn that it is true for the people living in every nook and corner of India. To ci

By RK Rishikesh Sinha Today I have sat to write, my mind is blank, but there is deep urge to write something. It is about BUSINESS. It’s been over 3 years that I left job and has plunged into business. Today, my understanding about business and knowing the man behind those businesses intrigues and excites me. I awe them and have great respect for them. Earlier it was too bookish and the knowledge and understanding that I had was limited to black and white. But it is not the case now. I believe nobody can understand business, unless and until one dirty his hand and burn himself and bear loss. Looking back something that fills my heart with proud is to the fact of SUSTAINENCE. The business must sustain. Profit and wealth has not been my priority when I started. I think I have cleared my first orbit. The second orbit that is of scaling up the business is a challenge, a big challenge. And it is more challenging than the one when I set off for the first orbit. Especially in the e-

From our Correspondent SILCHAR, May 3: With a view to enable a better scope of education for the OBC students, Rajib Locan Pegu, Minister of the Department of Welfare of Plain Tribes and Backward Classes (WPT and BC) laid foundation stone for a hostel here recently. The RCC hostel, worth Rs 2.49 crore, will incorporate 100 boys and girls. While addressing the gathering at Bhubeneswar Sadhu Thakur Sevashram, situated just behind the hostel site, underlined the importance of such hostel in the town for the students belonging to other backward caste. Lauding the efforts of Bishnupriya Manipuri Development Council for taking the initiative to establish the hostel, he said that any community would develop only through education. He pointed out that he would try his best to facilitate development of all the diverse communities of the State for overall development of the State. The minister added that the entire garden blossoms only when each flower blooms. It was his opinion that t

Rebati Mohan Sinha Silchar Tarapuré, Bhubaneswar Sadhu Thakur Ashramé   100'go Jelei- Munisour OBC hostel'go                       Shilanyasor diné tangesila pholok'hanat likha asiltai esade........                  (Const. of G+2 storied RCC 100 seated OBC boys and girls hostel)                                                            At Silchar  Under Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, GOI, 2011-12. Foundation laid by  Shri Rajib Lochan Pegu, Hon'ble Minister WPT and BC Deptt.  Govt. of Assam. on 30-04-2013. Shri Kartik sena Sinha, Chairman, BMDC. .. and so on Goto 30 April 2013, pin-pini boron-hanat OBC hostel'gor shilanyas, Sadhu Thakur Ashramé oya gelga. Ashramor ere'shilanyas ehanat pulosila manué agore agoi pholok'hanor ubede anguli deha-deha aang-daang korani okorla, "Bishnupriya Manipuri Student Hostel''go bultete, kihan  dehiar'tate?". OBC hostel'go? Sendaat koutuhol'bosoto, girok agoi Ash