Had the honour of meeting, inviting and felicitating the Hon'ble CEM of Dima Hasao, Shri. Debolal Gorlosa.
Sir was kind to help us with monetary contributions for our upcoming Freshers' meet in Delhi for which we are grateful. We appreciate him setting time aside to meet us.
The Union had the honour to call upon
Gedema Dr. Sujoy Lal Thaosen (IPS),
DG, CRPF,
Gedemajik Dr. Phirmi Bodo,
Asst. Professor,
CSSS,JNU,
as our esteemed Chief Guest and Guest of Honour respectively for the the 9th Dimasa Freshers' Meet to be held in Delhi on 13th Nov '22
A well articulated piece by the joint authorship of Diksha Langthasa, civil servant and Santosh Hasnu, History Professor, University of Delhi
Do give it a read.
https://t.co/ULOL7rNvsw
#Semkhor has depicted a false story of customs, traditions and livelihoods of the #Dimasa people, claimed the memorandum submitted to the president
https://t.co/iVLuabtmAJ
“The film portrays the Dimasa people [are] against any kind of modern developments, like road infrastructure, schools and medical facilities in the particular village Semkhor,” the memorandum stated. https://t.co/xq3iwD66VB
In its memorandum to the President, the civil society groups claimed that not only the film misrepresents the Dimasa customs, but it has also hurt the sentiment of the members of the community.
https://t.co/DAp5Gp4pzK
The Dimasa Students' Union Delhi stands in solidarity with other Dimasa Apex Bodies in condemning the 2021 movie "Semkhor" directed and produced by #AimeeBaruah for misrepresenting the Dimasa custom and tradition practised in Semkhor village, Dima Hasao, Assam.
#Semkhor#movie
Assam floods: New Haflong railway station completely submerged in debris of landslide.
India Today's Suryagni Roy gets you this report from ground zero.
#ReporterDiary| (@Suryavachan)
The torrential rains in Dima Hasao District, Assam, have caused widespread destruction never ever seen before in such magnitudes, thereby destroying houses and causing loss of 3 lives. We urge you all to kindly donate to local relief efforts and amplify. https://t.co/GHILeQjSDz
Landslides in different locations in Assam's Dima Hasao district disrupted road as well as rail connectivity. In Meghalaya's East Jaintia Hills district landslides cut off road communication to Barak Valley, Assam and three other states. https://t.co/M6u2GFLUKS
#PHOTO | This picture, reportedly from #DimaHasao district of #Assam, shows the devastation caused by floods at New #Haflong Railway Station. The precise location of the image is yet to be independently verified.