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शिक्षक प्रमुखको लापारवाहीको कारण बेहाल अवस्थामा चम्पामाया प्रथमिक पाठशाला

पहाड़को प्रथमिक पाठशालाहरु एका एक बन्द हुनुमा सरकार पक्ष दोषी छ कि शिक्षक-शिक्षिकाहरुको लापारवाही? किन दार्जीलिङ पहाड़को शैक्षिक स्तर दिनोदिन खस्किन्दै गइरहेको छ? प्रथमिक शिक्षा बाल-बालिकाहरुको निम्ति महत्तवपूर्ण हुँदा-हुँदै पनि किन आजसम्म पहाड़को शिक्षा व्यवस्थामा सुधार आउन सकिरहेको छैन?

राजनीति गर्दिनँ भन्नु पनि अर्को राजनीति होः हर्कबहादुर छेत्री

मेरो अधिकारक्षेत्रभित्र पाँच बर्षको लागि जनताको हितको काम गर् भनेर मलाई भोट हालेको हो नि। मलाई थाहा छ यसले जनताको धेरै हित हुन्छ। यसले जनताको हितसँगै पार्टीको पनि हित हुन्छ, आन्दोलनलाई पनि सहयोग पुर्‍याउँछ भनेपछि एकदम निसंकोच भनेर अघि बढ्न सक्छु म। म त्यही काम गर्दैछु।

बघिनी फेरि पुरानै खोरमा

‘समयले मानिसलाई कहाँ कहाँ पुर्‍याउँछ,,,,,,’ कुनै समय रेडियो नेपालबाट बजिरहने यो चर्चित गीतले मान्छेको जीवनमा प्रणयसम्बन्धको आरोह अवरोहले पार्ने प्रभावलाई सुन्दर ढंगले व्याख्या गरेको छ। यो लोकप्रिय गीतको यही एक हरफ कुनै राजनीतिकर्मीको जीवनसँग गाँसेर हेर्दा के उत्तर पाइएला?

साहित्य अनि सर्जकलाई माया गर्ने घिसिङ

80 को दशकमा देशभरिका गोर्खाहरूलाई जातित्वको भावना उत्पन्न गराउने प्रथम नेता सुवास घिसिङको निधनले अहिले घड़ी सम्पूर्ण दार्जीलिङ पहाड़ नै स्तब्ध बनेको छ। गोर्खाहरूका हित अनि अस्तित्वका निम्ति छुट्टै राज्यको बहस लिएर सुवास धिसिङले त्यसताक पहाड़का प्रत्येक गाँऊहरूको भ्रमण गरेका थिए। 22 जुन 1936 सालमा मिरिकको मञ्जु चियाबगानमा जन्म लिएरका सुवास घिसिङले आफ्नो तर्क राख्न एकलै जनसभा गर्थे। घिसिङले सम्पूर्ण गोर्खाहरूलाई एकै शुत्रमा बाँध्न "गोर्खाल्याण्ड" शब्दको जन्म गरेका थिए।

निराश छन् विधायक डा. छेत्री

“बजट सत्रमा के कुराहरू उठान गर्नु पर्ने भन्नेबारे हामीले जीटीएबाट कहिले फिडब्याक पाएका छैनौं” डा छेत्रीले भने। डा हर्कबहादुर छेत्री मोर्चाका प्रवक्ता हुन् अनि कालेबुङका जनप्रतिनिधि। दुइवटा महत्वपूर्ण पदमा बसेका डा छेत्रीलाई अहिलेसम्म जीटीएको बैठकमा निम्ताइएको छैन, पार्टीको राजनैतिक लाइनबारे उनीसँग चर्चा र छलफल नगरिएको त झन कति भयो, उनैलाई हेक्का छैन।

10 Apr 2013

Bengal governor: Attack on Mamata “shocking”, CPM politburo should issue public apology

Calcutta, Apr 10 (PTI): West Bengal Governor M K Narayanan on Wednesday said the “attack” on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Finance Minister Amit Mitra in Delhi was “unprecedented” and “a blot on India's cherished democratic values”. He said the incident deserved to be condemned in the strongest terms and deserved a public apology from the politburo of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), whose students wing had organised the protest. “The shocking pre-meditated assault on the chief minister, the finance minister and other senior ministers of West Bengal in the national capital is an extremely unfortunate incident and a blot on India's cherished democratic values,” the Governor said in a statement issued here. “This kind of attack on a democratically-elected chief minister, the finance minister and their cabinet colleagues is unprecedented in India's modern history and is serious enough to warrant a public apology by the politburo of the CPI(Marxist),” he said. Narayanan said those responsible for the attack and their instigators have forfeited their right to function within a democratic framework. The Governor also urged the ruling Trinamul Congress as well as others in the state to maintain calm. Meanwhile, the TMC gave a call for a state-wide protest on Wednesday against Tuesday’s incident in Delhi where Left activists targeted Banerjee and Mitra. Party general secretary Mukul Roy said their protest would be peaceful and not in line with that of the CPI(M) under any circumstance.

Morcha Siliguri march halted

Sukna (Kurseong), April 9: The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha’s effort to march to Siliguri, days after Trinamul leaders held meetings in the hills, came to nought today when they were stopped a few kilometres from Darjeeling More, the entry to the town. The Morcha held its rally at Sukna’s BB Gurung Memorial High School ground, which is near Siliguri and a few hundred metres outside the GTA area. Police said they stopped the march of the Bharatiya Gorkha Bhutpurva Sainik Morcha, a Morcha-backed group of ex-servicemen, 5km from the entry point to Siliguri town because they apprehended law and order trouble. The outfit wanted to march to Darjeeling More, then return to Sukna, about 7km away, and hold a rally in a school ground there. At the Sukna rally, Binay Tamang, the Morcha’s assistant general secretary, said all notorious leaders from hills had joined the Trinamul for financial gain, not for development. “Trinamul has become like a municipality dustbin where all unscrupulous leaders from the hills have joined. It is evident that all notorious leaders from the hills are joining the ruling party for vested interests. These leaders plan to make financial gain by associating themselves with the ruling party of Bengal. But we are not disturbed by this act as only one or two leaders from the Morcha have joined Trinamul.” He added that these were leaders who “had already been suspended from the party for anti-party activities”. The ex-servicemen organised the rally ostensibly to protest the attack on former jawans by police on April 9, 2008. The timing of the march is crucial though. As recently as March 31, north Bengal development minister Gautam Deb held a public meeting in Darjeeling. On April 7, Trinamul senior leader Mukul Roy held a rally in Kalimpong. Tamang’s statement is in contrast to Gurung’s recent remarks that he did not want to deteriorate the situation in the hills further and rather focus on development through the Gorkhaland Territorial Administration. Tamang also scoffed at Trinamul’s repeated claims that Morcha supporters were joining the state’s ruling party. The Morcha leader said the crowd at Trinamul’s meetings in Darjeeling and Kalimpong had supporters from Terai and the Dooars, not from the hills. He said the supporters were the same people who participated in the programmes of the GNLF, Subash Ghisingh’s party that the Morcha has displaced in the hills. “A few meetings in the hills don’t mean the Trinamul has got a strong foothold in the hills. I was near the venue of Trinamul’s meeting in Kalimpong on Sunday and we noticed that they had brought cadres from the Terai and the Dooars to assemble a crowd of around 400 people. We have been keeping tabs on meetings organised by Trinamul and the GNLF and found that followers of Rajen Mukhia (Trinamul leader in the hills) from Panighata were present in both the GNLF meeting at Simulbari and the Trinamul meeting at Kalimpong,” Tamang said. “This exposes the nexus of both parties in the hills,” he added. “We will contest the panchayat polls in the Dooars and start campaigning as soon as the dates are announced,” he added. The rally was also attended by Roshan Giri, Morcha general secretary, who said the party suspended its scheduled agitation programme for statehood following the visit of Jairam Ramesh, the Union minister for rural development, in Darjeeling on Sunday. “We held talks with Jairam Ramesh who had come as an emissary of the central government. He has assured us that all our demands will be met. So we have decided to suspend our agitation for now. The Centre has assured an early tripartite meeting between Morcha, the state and the Centre,” Giri said. “Trinamul cadres have been entering the hills and holding meetings with the protection of paramilitary forces. But our rally is not being allowed to go till Darjeeling More,” said Ramesh Allay, the Morcha leader who is also the president of the ex-servicemen wing. Police officials, when asked as why the march was stopped at Dagapur, said they did not want “any breach in the law and order situation”.

Mitra attack backlash at home

April 9: The Trinamul Congress today retaliated to the SFI’s Delhi assault on state finance minister Amit Mitra by attacking several CPM offices in the districts. The spate of attacks prompted chief minister Mamata Banerjee to depute her industries minister, Partha Chatterjee, to appeal for calm over a television network. In parts of north Bengal, Hooghly, Bankura, Burdwan, Birbhum, Purulia, North and South 24-Parganas Trinamul workers went on the rampage, storming CPM offices and warning cadres against carrying on political activity. In most places, chairs and tables in CPM offices were broken, ceiling fans yanked off and TV and telephone sets smashed. CPM leaders in some districts were allegedly assaulted. In north Bengal, Trinamul supporters allegedly attacked at least 14 offices of the CPM and the Forward Bloc this evening. Transport movement stopped on Hill Cart Road after a group of Trinamul supporters threw stones at Anil Biswas Bhavan, the Darjeeling district CPM office, located off the road. Reports of vandalism also came I from Cooch Behar, Jalpaiguri and South Dinajpur districts. In Burdwan, three tin sheds that served as branch committee offices of the CPM were set ablaze. In South 24-Parganas, the CPM alleged that the car carrying party MLA Abdur Rezzak Mollah was attacked with bombs this evening near Ghatakpukur in Bhangar. Nobody was injured. The CPM is yet to lodge a police complaint. In Hooghly, CPM zonal committee offices in Pursurah, Tarakeswar and Haripal were allegedly attacked by Trinamul activists. The house of Dulal Bhowmik, a CPM leader of Haripal, was stormed. There were reports of a CPM office being set ablaze in Jangipara. “I had gone to our Serampore party office. When I returned, I came to know that my home had been ransacked. They (Trinamul activists) threatened us with dire consequences if we did politics again,” Bhowmik said. Trinamul’s Hooghly president Tapan Dasgupta denied the allegations. “We launched a peaceful movement against the CPM in various parts of Hooghly this evening,” he said. Later tonight, minister Chatterjee said: “The chief minister had called me up to tell our party workers that they can hold demonstrations and protest against the attack but peace has to be maintained.” Share on email Share on print Share on facebook Share on twitter More Sharing Services

9 Apr 2013

Cave tourism for hill visitors - new LInk in sport loop

Takling Busty, April 20.2006 : Caving, as a form of adventure sports, is fast becoming a craze with tourists visiting the region. The credit for bringing the sport in the list of attractions in the region's adventure tourism circuit goes to a self-help group of eight youths from this village, more than 55 km from Siliguri. The youths have been instrumental in opening up a 300-m natural cave for sports enthusiasts. Gloria Cave, as they have named it, was opened for tourists last Saturday, amid the holy chant of a local pastor and cultural performances by village youths. Though the area abounds in caves, Gloria Cave is the first to be opened for caving. 'It is great that we have been able to introduce a new sport for tourists visiting the region,' said Lawrence Pradhan, one of the members of the self-help group ' Takling-Mangwa Nature Guide and Adventure Tracks Group. 'It is only recently that we came to know that caving, which is hugely popular as an adventure activity elsewhere, could be initiated in a cave that has been here for ages,' he added. Rock-climbing and nature treks are other activities that the group wants to promote and form an adventure circuit by linking these activities with white-water rafting in the Teesta.