Lok Kalyan Divas: 73rd death anniversary of Bharat Ratna Lokpriya Gopinath Bardoloi observed

TINSUKIA : The 73rd death anniversary of Bharat Ratna Lokpriya Gopinath Bardoloi, the first Chief Minister of Assam, was celebrated at Convention Centre, Tinsukia with the observance of Lok Kalyan Divas. The programme began with lighting of ceremonial lamp and floral tribute at the portrait of Gopinath Bardoloi. The Additional District Commissioner Sontrishna Gharpholia delivered the welcome speech and explained the objectives of the programme. Four employees of Tinsukia district were presented with the ‘Lok Seva Puraskar’ of the Government of Assam for their outstanding service, commitment and honesty. They are Dushmanta Bora, Senior Administrative Assistant of DC’s office, Narendra Bora, Leading Fireman of Sadiya Fire and Emergency Services Centre, Sanjeev Neog, DFO of Doomdooma Forest Division and Munmi Deka, 4th grade employee of Assistant Labour Commissioner office.

District Commissioner of Tinsukia Swapneel Pal thanked the government of Assam for the initiative taken to reward the dedicated and honest employees with Lok Seva Puraskar and said that this initiative of the government will encourage other employees to perform their duties with loyalty and honesty in the future. The programme was attended by Digboi MLA Suren Phukan, the president of Tinsukia Zilla Parishad Rajendra Nath Kaori, president of Tinsukia Development Authority Kajal Gohain besides other dignitaries.

Haflong: Lok Kalyan Divas was observed at Haflong on Saturday. The event was organized at District Library Auditorium Hall Haflong, where Chief Executive Member DHAC Debolal Gorlosa attended the programme as chief guest along with Executive Member DHAC, Samuel Changsan, District Commissioner Simanta Kumar Das, Superintendent of Police Mayank Kumar, SDO Civil Maibang, Meganjoy Thaosen, ACS and other officials. The programme began with the lighting of lamp and offering of floral tribute by CEM, Debolal Gorlosa in front of the portrait of Gopinath Bordoloi who spoke about the importance of this programme and how people should know the greatness of this personality, who was a unique politician and eminent freedom fighter.

Addressing the audience, CEM Debolal Gorlosa added that if the employees in each office perform their duties with utmost dedication and honesty, the district and the nation will grow and public will be benefitted. He also assured that from now on employees of DHAC would be awarded for their dedication and sincerity in their respective duties.

A welcome speech was delivered by the District Commissioner Simanta Kumar Das. In his speech he mentioned that as per the direction of the Assam government decision, Lok Sewa Purushkar award were given to two non-gazetted employees of Dima Hasao district for their loyalty, efficiency and ideal services.

The award was conferred to Joydeep Mukherjee, Junior District Administrative Assistant, and Rashmi Langthasa, Junior District Administrative Assistant of District Commissioner’s office Dima Hasao, Haflong. The awardees were given Rs. 25,000 and extension for one year of their total service.

MORIGAON: Morigaon district administration celebrated ‘Lok Kalyan Divas’ at Morigaon district Library on Saturday. The district administration presented the Lok Sewa Award to one dedicated employee of District Veterinary department of Morigaon Purna Ch. Hazarika with a gamosa, sarai , a cash of Rs. 25,000 and also extended his service for one year. To honour State government employees who have diligently followed the ideals of Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi, the State government has been providing the award to dedicated employees of the state. Earlier the’ Lok Sewa Award presentation ceremony was formally inaugurated by District Commissioner Devashis Sarma in presence of distinguish guests in the programme. ADC Dr Sangita Barthakur conducted the programme in presence of ADC Dutiva Bora, DPM of NHM Zufin Sultana, social worker Mileswar Patar. More than three hundred students and local people participated in the programme.

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