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January 2016

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Indo-China Conclave: IIM

The Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Shillong, hosted a first-of-its-kind industry-academia conclave called “Understanding the Context” in India-China Business.

The conclave was held in association with Institute of Chinese Studies, New Delhi, to develop an understanding about the various aspects of doing business with Chinese organisations in India, as well as in China. The conclave aims at providing a platform to industry specialists, academicians and students. Several distinguished industry and academia personalities spoke on topics like ‘how to bridge the political and cultural gap between India and China’ and labour migration and challenges to Chinese development’.

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Taj Vivanta opens in Assam

Taj Hotels’ first foray into North-East India; located on the Guwahati-Shillong highway in the centre of Guwahati’s Government, business and cultural areas, Vivanta, urban sanctuary weaves in history with modern style. Almost five acres of manicured greens, interspersed with betel nut trees, water bodies and local flora surround this stylish structure. With design inspirations from the Rang Ghar, the royal amphitheatre of the mighty Ahom dynasty from which Assam draws its name. The hotel has an independent convention complex that houses probably the largest meeting cum social space in North East India, and promises to host the best and brightest that the city has to offer. The most happening restaurants, which open to the lobby to create an enticing food zone offering the best in world cuisine is Vivanta.

 

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Mhonbeni Ezung winner of National Bravery award 2015

8 Years old girl, Mhonbeni Ezung from Nagaland is the youngest winner of National Bravery award 2015 for rescuing her drowning grandmother from a river at Chudi village in Wokha district of Nagaland. Her act of bravery made her the youngest recipient of the bravery awards this year, among 23 other recipients. She received a medal, a certificate and cash under the national scheme and will be granted financial assistance till the time she completes her school education.

 

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44years a Martyr Late

44 Years Later, A Martyr Late Sepoy Mihin Bagang to be Included in Memorial List after his supreme sacrifice in the Bangladeshi war of liberation 1971, he got his due recognition in a simple yet impressive ceremony conducted by the Capital Complex Tajang Welfare Association (CCTWA) in Itanagar.

 

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Highest Number of Un-electrified vllages in Northeast India

North East India has the highest number of unelectrified villages in the country despite being a region that has one of the highest numbers of power projects. Assam having the highest number of unelectrified villages in the country with a figure of 2,720 villages, Arunachal Pradesh with a total of 1, 578 unelectrified villages, 218 in Manipur, 911 in Meghalaya, 42 in Mizoram, 82 in Nagaland and 23 in Tripura.

Though all the North Eastern states have their electricity boards, several PSUs including North Eastern Electric Power Corporation (NEEPCO), National Hydro Power Corporation (NHPC), National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) and Power Grid Corporation of India (PGCI) have been working towards supplying power in the region. However, the saddest part of it is that most of the electricity is being supplied to India’s neighbouring countries such as Myanmar and Bangladesh, but no attempt is being made to supply power in the region itself.

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