Kaleybung Ratna Puraskar awarded to Sudesh Pradhan - Prabin Khaling felicitated and awarded Journalist of Excellence
Sudesh Pradhan |
Pradhan a true social worker by heart who helped and is helping people needing medical assistance in Kolkata was honoured with 3rd Kaleybung Ratna Puraskar a memento, a citation and a shawl by Prof. Dr. Mahendra P. Lama Vice Chancellor of Sikkim University the Chief Guest of the occasion.
Chief Guest Prof. M.P.Lama |
Prof. M.P.Lama and Dr. G.C.Subba releasing INFODEX |
Prabin Khaling receiving the Journalist of Excellence 2010 Award |
Sudesh Pradhan receiving KaleybungRatna Puraskar |
Prof. Lama addressing the audience |
The objective of initiating Kaleybung Ratna Puraskar is to encourage and honour distinguished persons of Kalimpong Sub Division who have contributed in any of the fields like Adventure (including rescue), Agriculture(all allied fields), Sports & Athletics, Business, Education, Environment, Literature, Journalism (Print and Electronic), Politics (Creative Politics), Profession (all), Social Service, Health Service, Medical Science and Research / Studies etc. The award includes a memento , angavastra (shawl) and a citation.
Prabin Khaling |
Mr. Lalit Golay a renowned film and video actor, comedian, story writer, lyricist and director (all rounder of Bhanu Ra Pala) was honoured with 2nd Kaleybung Ratna Puraskar for his contribution in the field of Drama, Film and Video in the year 2009.
The club's news blog Kalimpong News (kalimpongonlinenews.blogspot.com) was also upgraded to the website kalimpongnews.net on the same occasion. A draft copy of the Club's Yellow page project INFODEX was also released on the day.
The club's news blog Kalimpong News (kalimpongonlinenews.blogspot.com) was also upgraded to the website kalimpongnews.net on the same occasion. A draft copy of the Club's Yellow page project INFODEX was also released on the day.
An inter college extempore contest was also organised in Nepali and English. Students of the two Colleges and Management Colleges of Kalimpong participated in the contest. Karan Khaitan of Kalimpong College in English language and Jharna Chhetri of Cluny Women’s College in Nepali language were adjudged the best and winner contestants by the Judges Mr. J.S Rai of SUMI, Mr. Y.S.Ghising of Kumudini Homes, Mr. Mani Bhujel of Jubilee High School, Mrs. Tekla Dhakal of St. Philomina’s School and Mrs. Gita Thapa of Kalimpong Girls HS School.
Chhatra kumar Tamang of 1st yr Hons and Karan Khaitan of 5th Semester BBA from Kalimpong College, Jharna Chhetri of 3rd yr Hons and Kezia Lepcha of 2nd yr Hons of Cluny Women’s College participated in the contest. Others were Pritam Thapa of 3rd Sem BCA and Pankaj Dahal of BBA from BB Pradhan Management College; Durga Rai and Rachelmit Lepcha from Good Shepherd Institute of Hospitality Management and Suman Raut, 1st semester of BBA from the Oracles School of Hospitality Management & Research participated in the contest.
The Chief guest Prof. Lama accompanied by his wife and daughter along with the Guest of Honour Dr.G.C.Subba Director of Cinchona and Medicinal Plantation were welcomed by the SUMI band.
During the programme Captain Prakash Mani Pradhan Director of BB Pradhan Management College was also felicitated for achieving the Best affiliated College award among the 20 other colleges as well as declaring the all round best of the competition of 2011 of All Heads of Listed ICSE Schools. The programme was live telecasted by News 7 in the sky scan cable network and online edited by Hill Channel.
Addressing the audience Professor Mahendra P. Lama said that the political parties championing the proposal of an alternative arrangement should keep in mind 4 basic points. Indian Government should consider the issue of Gorkhaland as a matter of national security or we should make it a matter of national security. It is an issue of national security so West Bengal government has no role in it.
The second point is that the body to be formed should have a constitutional guarantee. It should not be like DGHC which had no constitutional recognition. The issue of Dooars and Terai should be solved taking into consideration the Census of 1951. As the census clearly indicates the majority population of the Gorkhas in those areas the areas cannot be excluded from the area to be included in the demand of Gorkhas which is the third point. The fourth point is that the area demanded by the Gorkhas should be included in North East Council which will ultimately recognise the status of a state.He further added that everything including the problem of regularisation of adhoc staff of DGHC should be settled before coming into any sort of agreement.
Chhatra kumar Tamang of 1st yr Hons and Karan Khaitan of 5th Semester BBA from Kalimpong College, Jharna Chhetri of 3rd yr Hons and Kezia Lepcha of 2nd yr Hons of Cluny Women’s College participated in the contest. Others were Pritam Thapa of 3rd Sem BCA and Pankaj Dahal of BBA from BB Pradhan Management College; Durga Rai and Rachelmit Lepcha from Good Shepherd Institute of Hospitality Management and Suman Raut, 1st semester of BBA from the Oracles School of Hospitality Management & Research participated in the contest.
The Chief guest Prof. Lama accompanied by his wife and daughter along with the Guest of Honour Dr.G.C.Subba Director of Cinchona and Medicinal Plantation were welcomed by the SUMI band.
During the programme Captain Prakash Mani Pradhan Director of BB Pradhan Management College was also felicitated for achieving the Best affiliated College award among the 20 other colleges as well as declaring the all round best of the competition of 2011 of All Heads of Listed ICSE Schools. The programme was live telecasted by News 7 in the sky scan cable network and online edited by Hill Channel.
Addressing the audience Professor Mahendra P. Lama said that the political parties championing the proposal of an alternative arrangement should keep in mind 4 basic points. Indian Government should consider the issue of Gorkhaland as a matter of national security or we should make it a matter of national security. It is an issue of national security so West Bengal government has no role in it.
The second point is that the body to be formed should have a constitutional guarantee. It should not be like DGHC which had no constitutional recognition. The issue of Dooars and Terai should be solved taking into consideration the Census of 1951. As the census clearly indicates the majority population of the Gorkhas in those areas the areas cannot be excluded from the area to be included in the demand of Gorkhas which is the third point. The fourth point is that the area demanded by the Gorkhas should be included in North East Council which will ultimately recognise the status of a state.He further added that everything including the problem of regularisation of adhoc staff of DGHC should be settled before coming into any sort of agreement.
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