Where did Gujarat CM Narendra Modi met with Swine Flu infection, experts do not deny Sikkim to be the host?
Narendra Modi’s visit to Sikkim was very pleasing where he enjoyed his Diwali with full enthusiasm. He almost stayed in Sikkim for least 3 days on Oct 16 – Oct 17, there after he returned back to his home town Vadodara enjoyed a couple of day with relatives and friend on post Diwali festival. He spent his time among several dignitaries in between Oct 19- Oct 25 before he flew to Moscow, doctors presumes that there were no any immunity check in the Airport. Sources say that he was coughing all the way in Moscow in a very cold weather and no too much stress was given why? He left for Moscow on Oct 25 along with delegates of industrialists and returned back home on Oct 25, Wednesday. He was tested H1N1 positive on the next day of return by the experts and was put on isolation in his residency there after. Doctors and experts are curiously trying to trace the epidemic he caught and where, was it at Sikkim, Moscow, Vodadara? But the question remains unsolved where did Modi caught up with illness, the experts do not deny outrage of syndrome in colder region where this syndrome could have actively grabbed him. All the fingers are pointing towards Sikkim where probably CM could have caught up with Swine Flu.
Lepcha Youth Association wants HRDD to introduce new eligibility benchmark for CET
Disappointed over non selection of any Lepcha candidates in the final list of MBBS course despite scoring over 80 percent marks in Class XII exams, the Renjyong Mutanchi Rong Ong Shejum (Sikkim Lepcha Youth Association) has today requested the State Human Development Department to introduce a new eligibility benchmark to appear in the Common Entrance Test
Padam Chettri finally gets an audience with Vice President
State BJP leader Padam Chettri was summoned by Vice President M Hamid Ansari at Raj Bhavan today morning following his claims that he was not allowed by State authorities to meet the visiting dignitary
ASYA slams Govt for alleged failure in Sikkim Subject verification
The All Sikkim Youth Association (ASYA) has slammed the State Government for their alleged failure to provide proper outcome of the Sikkim Subject verification, which was initiated a year ago
Namchi Mahoutsav 2009, the count down begins
It is a pleasant drive uphill to Namchi, the South District headquarter of Sikkim the place is known by million of people due to tallest and magnificent statue of Guru Padmasambhava , Samdruptse. The weather is usually calm cool; one can experience the weather to be similar to that in London during summer. Passing by one can envisage really breath taking scenic view of Temi Tea Estate, round-and-round up hills between the greenery and far away great mountains blanketed with milk clean snow. One can find a great time and profitable holiday destination then anything else have had in a life. On the way to Namchi right on the way one can visit Samdruptse (Do not forget to watch a flyer board which says this way to Samdruptse before Namchi). Having reached Namchi believe that all tiredness gets off swoosh like one has reached a garden of paradise city.. IT IS NAMCHI!
Railway Minister Mamta Banerjee with Vice President Hamid Ansari at Foundation Stone laying occassion in Rangpo, Sikkim
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Why were people not allowed to meet Mamta Banerjee publicly?
Mamta Banerjee, the most convincing and dedicated leader in Indian Politics as well as socio-activities laid the first ever Sikkim Railway foundation stone at Rangpo on 30 October 2009. It must be analyzed that Sikkim had been patiently waiting for this day when a promising leader would create history for Sikkim’s future. Most of the people may have understood the quality of Mamta Banerjee as a leader but has someone ever thought what a humanitarian this lady could be? She pokes within a mass to make each people realize that she’s just an ordinary human like the way others are, she never frowns and makes the mass more aware towards right conception.
BGP submits Gorkhaland memorandum to Mamta Banerjee
Sikkim unit of Bharatiya Gorkha Parisangh today morning submitted a representation on separate State Gorkhaland demand to Union Railways Minister and Trinamool Congress president Mamta Banerjee at Rangpo.Banerjee had arrived at Rangpo yesterday evening to participate in today’s foundation stone laying ceremony of the Rangpo-Sevoke rail project at Mining Ground, Rangpo.A four member team of Sikkim BGP led by president Dr Kamal Gurung met the Union Minister and submitted the memorandum along with documents related with the demand and the Indian Gorkhas prepared by BGP, the
apex body of the 1.25 crore Indian Gorkhas.
Sikkim Railway Link foundation stone laid by Vice President and Railway Minister
The most awaited occasion for the people of Sikkim is now over, the 53 Kms Sevok – Rangpo Railway link foundation stone has been flagged by the Vice President of India, Hamid Ansari and Railway Minister Mamta Banerjee at Rangpo today. The estimated cost for building up this project said is Rs 1340 Cr and would be completed by the end of 2015 or earlier said.
The Railway Minister Mamta Banerjee stated that Government is planning to extend Railway links to Darjeeling and Mirik in another phase. The Railway link to Sikkim is a big challenge since during monsoon the NH31A frequently gets blocked due to landslides as such the Rail link could be a justified alternative for such case CM said. The 53 kms broad gauge Sevok – Rangpo Rail link would be a big achievements since there shall be 100 bridges, 13 tunnels, longest of all tunnel would be around 2 km.
Chief Minister Pawan Chamling urged to extended the Railway link to Gangtok and Nathu La which shall make Indian Railway more advanced and special internationally.
25 Years after the Operation Blue Star, scar remains
What happened was not planned. Things happened in the Golden Temple much against what had been approved by her and what had been indicated to her by the army chief,’ Alexander, one of Gandhi’s closest confidants, told IANS in a telephone interview from Chennai.It has been 25 years since Gandhi was assassinated on Oct 31, 1984, by two Sikh bodyguards in retaliation for her ordering army troops to storm the Golden Temple complex in June 1984.
