Ruling Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF) party today made a unanimous decision by expelling 13 members from the party after a rigorous meeting. The party forwarded the lists of members to whom the party has termed expulsion after scrutinizing their anti-party activities. The press release reads that 14 members are shortlisted and are found guilty under the rules of party preamble. The expelled members are also withdrawn from their position as well as primary tasks within the party which applies from today itself, reads press release.
Today, PHE is dispensing water on an alternative days no matter tomorrow they may dispense once in a week. Retaining as a MLA from Namchi for the period of six years Chief Minister Dr Pawan Kumar Chamling has not fulfilled the people’s essential demand, said expelled SDF member Bhoj Raj Rai to the media. The policy of transparency in governance reflects sound example looking into the present scenario of Namchi.
AMITY University in Uttar Pradesh, ICFAI University in Dehradun, Global Open University in Nagaland, Eastern Institute for Integrated Learning in Management in Sikkim EIILM, Sikkim Manipal University of Health Medical and Technological Science in Sikkim, Singhania University in Jhunjhun, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies in Dehradun, Himgiri Nav University in Dehradun and Intergal University in Lucknow.
Giving a novel standpoint in reaching the common masses with the message of HIV/AIDS awareness, 81-year-old journalist Santosh Nirash was today appointed as the goodwill ambassador of Sikkim State Aids Control Society.
During her one year tenure, Mrs Nirash will help promote AIDS awareness across the State.
This was today announced by Dr. V Singhi, the new Project Director of SSACS in a media workshop on HIV/AIDS held here at the conference hall of State Forest Department.
A hardware businessman in Singtam has been arrested by police after he allegedly tried to evade commercial taxes on a cement supply order.
Sources informed that a joint team of Singtam police and Commercial Tax Division, Gangtok had conducted a raid at the shop of Sunil Agarwal today morning where 250 bags of cement were being unloaded from a truck, SK03-1007.
The team found out that the cement consignment was supposed to be delivered to one TB Subba of Machong, it is informed.
There has been no proper scrutiny of the above domicile certificates even after 35 years of democracy in Sikkim, said the ASYA in a press statement today. The government had on occasions formed committees to look into this issue but their reports have never been disclosed resulting in waste of public money, it said.
The association expressed its fears that if the identification papers are not scrutinized b