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Bhubaneswar Sadhu Thakur Sewashramé OBC hostel ago ona thok,   ehan kii ami Bishnupriya Manipuri é cheyarta? (Part II) Read Part I By Rebati Mohan Sinha Q. OBC hostel pradeshé pradeshé Kendriya Sarkar'e kia derta? Ans. The scheme aims at providing hostel facilities to students belonging to socially and educationally backward classes, especially from rural areas to enable   them to pursue secondary and higher education. Q. Who are eligible for accommodation in the hostel? Ans. Students whose castes are included in Central/State/UT list of OBC and who  do not belong to creamy layer. Q. What is the funding pattern under the scheme of construction of hostel  for OBC Boys and Girls? Ans. Under the scheme following funding pattern has been envisaged : (b) State Govt. in North East 10% share and 90% Central share for  construction of OBC hostels. The sharing pattern applies to the cost as approved at the time of sanction of Central Assistance. Central Govt. wil

Meingal has invited application from meritorious Bishnupriya Manipuri students who passed the HSLC exam 2013. courtesy: The Assam Tribune [20 July 2013]

Bhubaneswar Sadhu Thakur Sewashram, Silcharé OBC hostel'go  ona thok, ehan kii ami Bishnupriya Manipurié  cheyarta? - Part I By Rebati Mohan Sinha Dharmik pratisthan ahanat OBC hostelágo hongoni koti'han jukti jukta? Baro  samajé ehanou harpani thok, prai 10 bosor oil BM hostel aago Sewashram'r chouhadda'gor bhitoré hongoyaú aaher. Kendriya mantri, Sri Santosh Mohan Deb giroke shilanyas koria , loge onudan áhanóu desil bulia hunesilang, MP Sri karnendu Purkayastha girokéu rupa paisa'lo paang'lak koresil, loge baro amar samaj'r bishishta manué, bishesh koria Dr. Hariprasad Sinha giroké ebakaóu sahajya koria jarga. Ami ehanóu hunesi, bortoman Ashram committee, samaj'r bishishta manurelo ghothon ose'han, bishesh koria president baro sadharon sampadok, samaj'r gojor thakor manu bulia parichito, taaile'te, nishchay sanbidhan'hanóu maania choltai orthat Sewashramé girls hostel ona thok'nei, ehanóu pakoré thaiba; er'badastho

By RK Rishikesh Sinha What would you do? You swipe your ATM card, and you find unexpected sum of money in your account. All hell breaks loose. Isn’t ? It happened with me on 5 th July yesterday. I didn’t believe my eyes, I was continuously swiping my ATM Card and it was pouring out hare hare Rs 500 aur Rs 100 ke note. Things unfurled like this on 5 th July. In the morning, I deposited a cheque of amount Rs 2632 to my nearby private sector bank (I am holding the name of the bank).  At the evening, when I checked at the ATM whether the amount has been credited to my account or not; and took the mini statement, and went through the balance. I was awed, was in surprise, and confused to find this sum of money. I cannot believe my eyes. Then what a mortal like me will do? Check and validate it. I started continuously swiping the ATM Card, punching my ATM PIN and withdrawing stream of money.  My small purse was failing to hold this sum of money. I was in hurry with

Delhi The importance of a place in one’s life is of utmost importance. Whether it is a place where a person has born or has been brought up, or it is a place where a person has come for livelihood. A person’s relationship with a place is unique and it is a mix of lot of feelings and emotions.  A place for a person comes as a fulfillment of his or her security, hope and aspirations, an identity. It is mix of myriad of wishes and desires.  However, sometimes a decision has to be made. To relocate and leave the city from where a person has been rooted for a long time. A city which has been source of all needs that a person require, suddenly fails to enchant him or her. No more glitzy surrounding of a city, the independence it throws, is successful to hold back a person. Take a friend of mine (A), he left for Assam, after a long stay in Delhi. He was running an internet café business. Another friend (B) will also leave Delhi by the end of this year; he has got lot of invest