DIMA HASAO POST

14/09/2025

14/09/2025

At 4:43 PM, tremor of earthquake felt

09/09/2025

QUALIFIED CANDIDATES OF WRITTEN TEST FOR THE POST OF JUNIOR ASSISTANT OF OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ADULT EDUCATION OFFICER HELD ON 19th. JULY/2025 AT GOVT. BOYS’ HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, HAFLONG
Roll No:-

05, 06, 08, 10, 11,12,13, 15, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31, 34, 35, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 53, 54, 55, 57, 59, 61, 64, 66, 68, 69, 73, 77,78, 79, 80, 81.

GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM
OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION (HILLS)
ASSAM, HAFLONG.

No. HA/SS/ADULT/2/2024-25/34, Dated Haflong the 6th Sept/2025.

NOTICE

It is hereby notified that the COMPUTER TEST for the post of JUNIOR ASSISTANT of office of the District Adult Education officer, Dima Hasao Dist. Haflong is scheduled to be held on 21ST. September/2025 (Sunday) from 9.00 A.M. at the office of the Additional Director of Education (Hills) Assam, Haflong. (SIKSHA BHAWAN)
All the successful candidates for COMPUTER TEST are hereby instructed to appear at the said COMPUTER TEST positively at the venue & time mentioned above.

Sd/-
Additional Director of Education (Hills) Assam, Haflong.
Memo No.HA/SS/ADULT/2/2024-25/34,

Dated Haflong the 6th. sept/2025.

Additional Director of Education (Hills) Assam, Haflong.

04/09/2025

Lord Krishna explained the coming Kali Yuga to the Pandavas through four symbolic visions:
Arjuna saw a cuckoo eating a rabbit, representing priests exploiting devotees; Bhima saw overflowing wells and one dry one, symbolizing rich people hoarding wealth while the poor suffered; Nakula witnessed a cow excessively licking its calf to the point of injury, showing parents spoiling their children; and Sahadeva saw a large boulder stopped by a small plant, signifying that while people might destroy everything in their path to success, only chanting the name of God can provide liberation.
The Symbolic Visions
1. 1. Arjuna and the Cuckoo:
• Vision: A cuckoo singing sweetly and eating a rabbit.
• Meaning: In Kali Yuga, people in positions of authority, like priests and saints, will preach pleasant words but exploit and harm their followers.
2. 2. Bhima and the Wells:
• Vision: Five wells, four overflowing with water, but the central one completely dry.
• Meaning: The wealthy will hoard their massive fortunes, living in the same areas as the poor, but will be indifferent to the suffering of those in need.
3. 3. Nakula and the Cow:
• Vision: A mother cow licking its calf so much that it causes bleeding.
• Meaning: Parents in Kali Yuga will love their children too much, doting on and pampering them to the point of spoiling them and hindering their progress.
4. 4. Sahadeva and the Boulder:
• Vision: A large boulder rolling down a mountain, crushing everything in its path, but being stopped by a small plant.
• Meaning: While the character and ethics of people may be destroyed as they rush towards a dangerous end, the simple act of remembering and chanting the name of God (Harinama) can provide salvation and halt one's downfall.
The Message for the Pandavas (and us)
Krishna's explanations served as a foresight into the future, revealing the selfish, exploitative, and indulgent tendencies of people in Kali Yuga. However, he also offered a message of hope, showing that despite these challenges, there is a way to attain liberation and inner peace by focusing on faith and divine remembrance.

31/08/2025

Glad to have a prepared information of the United Mikir & North Cachar Hills District

Our History
Last Updated on:
August 07, 2024
Hill Areas Department is the administrative Department of the two autonomous Councils i.e. Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) and North Cachar Hills Autonomous Council (NCHAC). Article 244(2) read with the Sixth Scheduled to the Constitution of India provides administration of tribal areas in the States of Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura and Mizoram.

The Government of India passed a bill in Lok Sabha in the year 1951 and Sri. Rajendra Prasad, His Excellency the President of India assented to the creation of United Mikir and North Cachar Hills District. The district of United Mikir and North Cachar Hills district was bifurcated into two separate districts under banner as "Mikir Hills" and North Cachar Hills district in the year 1970. The Mikir Hill district was again rechristened as "Karbi Anglong District" w.e.f. 14 October 1976 vide Govt. Notification No. TAD/R/115/74/47 Dtd. 14-10-1976. Thus Karbi Anglong came into being as a full fledged separate district in the map of Assam with its Head quarter at Diphu.

On 1 April 1996 the Karbi Anglong District Council was renamed as the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council [KAAC] by an Act of Parliament by incorporating into the Sixth Schedule in the Constitution (Amendment) Act, 1995 (42 of 1995) of the Constitution of India. Subsequently KAAC was accorded greater autonomy vide Govt. Notification No. HAD.57/95/63-64, dtd. 29.06.1995, by entrusting 30 (thirty) more departments.

North Cachar Hill District Council was set up on 29th April, 1952 and was later renamed as North Cachar Hills Autonomous Council on 13th September, 1995. Subsequently NCHAC was accorded greater autonomy vide Govt. Notification No. HAD.57/95/268-269, dtd. 25.09.1996, by entrusting 30 (thirty) more departments.

Both the Councils i.e. Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council and North Cachar Hills Autonomous Council are constituted and function under the Assam Autonomous Districts (Constitution of District Councils) Rules, 1951 (as amended).

30/08/2025

Situation vacant

15/08/2025

Dima Hasao celebrates 79th Independence Day

With the rest of the State, Dima Hasao District has celebrated the 79th Independence Day with ceremonial flag hoisting at Haflong District Sports Association Playground now N L Daolagupu Sports Complex by DHAC CEM Debolal Gorlosa in presence of Dima Hasao Deputy Commissioner Munindra Nath Ngate accompanied by Dima Hasao Superintendent of Police Mayang Kumar besides Govt Officials and Maibang Sub-division (Civil) led by present SDO in presence of SDPO and Govt departmental officers along with school students and general public of the area. Further, reports of Indian Independence Day celebration coming from different small townships and rural areas of the district such as Mahur, Harangajao, Diyungbra, Umranso (Garampani), Gunjung, Hadingma, Langting, Hatikhali, Wadrengdisa, Kalachand, Mandardisa, Hajadisa, Wajao, Semkhor, Laisong, Hangrum, Dihamlai, Jenam, Borail, Kharthong and others. Furthermore, various government departments and Bank establishment and educational institutions celebrated the Independence Day with national flag hoisting followed by students performing patriotic songs, speech on sacrifices of freedom fighters, drawing completions, distribution of sweets and other programmes.

Along with other educational institutions, Sengya Sambudha Senior Secondary School Haflong had a programme of celebrating the 79th Independence Day with flag hoisting by School Managing Development Committee President Surjya Thaosen in presence of students accompanied by Principal Naba Kumar Sing as well as all teachers concerned besides non-teaching staff. It was followed by gathering wherein the students in group performed the patriotic song and speech on the occasion besides giving away certificate of successfully participation in drawing competition and sweet distribution under guidance of the teachers. It includes welcome speech by Ileiliale Nriame, recitation of Hindi poem titled ‘Pushp ki Abhilasha’ by Ms Barsha Chetri, a group song ‘Har Karam apapana karengi’ performed by Dipali Sengyung and her friends, recitation of poem ‘Daffodils’ by Dipali Sengyung, speech by Monhdikim Chorai and group song ‘Maa Tujhe salam’ performed by the students of Class XI and Class XII.

In a short speech followed by hoisting of the National Flag saluting to the departed souls of all freedom fighters comprising National Freedom Fighters Veer Sambudhan Phonglo, Ranee Gaidilo, Joya Thaosen and others; a precious outcome of Indian Independence achieved in a joint effort of pioneers of the then NC Hills’ leaders having farsightedness was drawn attention for the growing students like twin Autonomous Councils in the erstwhile joint North Cachar and Mikir Hills Autonomous Districts in the form of ‘North Cachar Hills Autonomous District Council’ and ‘Mikir Hills Autonomous District Council’ later on upgraded to the North Cachar Hills Autonomous Council and Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council following the MoU agreement signed on 1st April 1995.

13/08/2025

International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples Observed in Diphu

Diphu, August 9 — The International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples was celebrated today at the Sertalin Auditorium, Karbi Peoples Hall, Taralangso, Diphu, Karbi Anglong, with vibrant cultural performances and strong calls to safeguard indigenous rights.

Organised jointly by the Borok Indigenous Tripra Peoples Development Center, Indigenous Women’s Forum North East India, Karbi Human Rights Watch, Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights, and Zo Indigenous Forum, the event brought together representatives from diverse indigenous communities of the Northeast and beyond.

The programme, hosted by the Karbi Cultural Society and supported by Indigenous Peoples of Asia Solidarity and Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact, featured traditional dances, folk songs, and cultural exhibitions that highlighted the rich heritage of indigenous groups. Speakers at the event stressed the importance of unity among indigenous peoples in defending their land, culture, and identity in the face of modern challenges.

The gathering echoed the global theme of the day, reinforcing the shared commitment to protect indigenous rights and shape a future grounded in equality, cultural preservation, and respect for diversity.

09/08/2025

09/08/2025

Mukhya Mantri Nijut Moina Asoni

With the rest of the State of Assam following the Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on August 6 launched Mukhya Mantri Nijut Moina 2.0 Scheme 2025 in Guwahati; Sengya Sambudhan Senior Secondary School Haflong on August 7 ceremonially distributed Mukhya Mantri Moina Nijut Asoni 2.0 to the girl students in presence of Chief Guest Mr John Poithong MAC NCHAC and Asstt. Commissioner Ms Kimneinem Changsan representing Dima Hasao District Administration. Besides, Sengya Sambudhan Sr Secondary School SMDC President Surjya Thaosen and Principal Naba Kumar Sing accompanied by all Teachers and non-teaching staff were present in the meeting along with the students mostly the girl students.
It was a monthly financial assistance with objective to increasing girls’ enrolment in higher education.
NCHAC MAC Mr John Poithong in the programme gave an inspirational speech for promoting girls’ education with regular attendance in Higher Secondary Schools. All students must have their respective aims in life, he added while interacting with students in the gaps of his encouraging speech. His speech has been pragmatic since some girl students responded with their respective aim to become police officer and journalist profession while Mr John shared with students on their goal in presence of Asstt Commissioner Ms Changsan and senior journalist Surjya Thaosen.
Assistant Commissioner Ms Kimneinem Changsan in her speech suggested that the students should not misuse the amount provided mainly for promoting their education. SMDC President Surjya Thaosen and Principal Naba Kumar Sing also spoke on the occasion.
Sr Teacher Ms Suparna Dey had conducted the programme and Economics Teacher Aparna Das gave a vote of thanks to chair.

08/08/2025

Rajbari is not Just an Ordinary or Archeological Site -
It Reflects the sanctity of Cultural, Spiritual and Ancestral Heritage of the Dimasa Kingdom: DSU

08/08/2025

‘OM SHANTI’

Dr. DHRUBA HOJAI
Date of Birth : 22/05/1952
Date of Death : 08/08/2024

1st Death Anniversary

We fondly remember my Husband/Father/Brother Late Dr. Dhruba Hojai who left for his heavenly abode on the 8th of August, 2024 and Pray to the almighty for the eternal peace of his departed soul.

Fondly remembered by :
Usha Hojai (Wife)
Thairingdao Hojai (Son)
Ronlikdi Hojai (Daughter)
Bangham Hojai (Son)
and
All family members
Brother, Sisters, Brothers-in-law
and
Sister-in-law