Friday, May 25, 2012

নজরুল


Tuesday, May 8, 2012

আটপৌরে হয়ে রবীন্দ্রনাথ ধরা পড়লেন মানুষের মনে, আরামবাগে আজ “রবিপ্রভা”- য়।

The 152 birth anniversary of Tagore is being observed by
the Information & Cultural Office, Sub-divisional administration
& the Arambagh Panchayat Samity at the office premises of
the Sub-divisional Magistrate, Arambagh, Hooghly


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Invitation Card of 25 Baisakh, birth anniversary of Tagore

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Duty not, dedication matters for social development : Sripriya

Harinkhola -II G.P tops in generating highest
working days under MGNREGS

Monday, March 26, 2012

Wild elephants invade Goghat -1 Block

With the setting Sun the Elephants are snapped by
 Arindam Niyogi, SDM of Arambagh at Goghat -1 Block.
A group of 25 wild elephants invaded Goghat -1 Block this morning and arrived Nakunda G.P for a short stay. One Manasa Roy had shown "heroism" by disturbing them. Instead of killing him, the elephants just pushed him aside resulting a minor leg injury. Block Development Officer Jayanta Mondal spared his car to admit Mr. Roy in a nearby hospital. Sub-divisional Magistrate Arindam Niyogi himself has been monitoring the situation in presence of the Forest Officer Mr. Chandrasekhar Mahato.

At about 11-50 p.m the wild animals has crossed the Goghat - 1 BDO office and marched towards Bhik das area. The Sub-divisional administration has tried its best to drive them away. But none is not sure about the nature of the apparently peaceful beasts. So, villagers would take care of themselves.

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Vetiver grows well at Udna village


On the National Voters' Day (25 January) this year the Vetiver was planted by Srpriya Rengarajan, IAS, District Collector of Hooghly at Udna village for the first time in the history of West Bengal with a view to preventing soil erosion from the river embankment. Today a high level expert committee comprsing of Shantanoo Bhattacharyya, Hony. Director of the Eastern India Vetiver Network, Ramen Karmakar, Sub-divisional Officer of Irrigation and Suprabhat Chatterjee, WBCS (Exe), Block Development Officer of Khanakul -1 visited 400 mts long planted area and epxpressed satisfaction about the growth rate of the plant. Now toe line touching the river water will be managed by planting different types of  Ipomoeas which can be survived even when they are under water for weeks.