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Minister Ajanta Neog Reviews Women & Child Development Schemes in Kokrajhar Hon’ble Minister for Women and Child Develop...
29/09/2026

Minister Ajanta Neog Reviews Women & Child Development Schemes in Kokrajhar

Hon’ble Minister for Women and Child Development & Tourism, Government of Assam, Smt. Ajanta Neog, visited Kokrajhar today and reviewed the implementation of various schemes, programmes and projects under the Department of Women and Child Development. During her visit, the Minister inspected the Working Women’s Hostel at Dimal Gaon and the District Office building of the Department, both under construction, and reviewed their progress. She directed the concerned officials to complete the remaining works within the stipulated timeframe.
Later, she chaired a departmental review meeting at the Conference Hall of the Office of the District Commissioner, Kokrajhar, where she took stock of the progress of Anganwadi Centres, ICDS projects and various welfare schemes for women and children.
The Minister emphasised strengthening the implementation of Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao and Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana, filling vacant departmental posts on merit, and improving service delivery.
She also stressed greater awareness on nutrition and healthy food practices, as well as social issues including witch-hunting, domestic violence and POCSO-related cases. She called for close coordination among the Government of Assam, BTC and District Administration for the effective implementation of welfare schemes and the overall well-being of women and children.

Minister Ashok Singhal Reviews Health Services Across Five BTC DistrictsHon’ble Minister for Health & Family Welfare, Me...
29/09/2026

Minister Ashok Singhal Reviews Health Services Across Five BTC Districts

Hon’ble Minister for Health & Family Welfare, Medical Education & Research, Government of Assam, Shri Ashok Singhal, visited Kokrajhar Medical College & Hospital (KMCH) and reviewed its infrastructure, facilities and functioning of various departments.

Accompanied by Hon’ble Chief, BTC Shri Hagrama Mohilary and BTC Executive Member i/c Health and Family Welfare department, the Minister interacted with students and faculty members of KMCH and assured all necessary support for the institution’s smooth functioning and further development.

He directed the Principal-cum-Chief Superintendent to initiate necessary steps for introducing more departments and specialised courses, strengthening academic and healthcare facilities and enhancing student intake in the coming years.

Minister Ashok Singhal, also held a review meeting with senior Health Department officials from Kokrajhar, Chirang, Baksa, Tamulpur and Udalguri districts at the Conference Hall of the BTC Secretariat, Bodofa Nwgwr, Kokrajhar.

The meeting reviewed key health indicators and service delivery, with focused discussions on maternal and child health, institutional deliveries, immunisation, quality of medical services, infrastructure, human resources, medicines and essential medical supplies.

Officials were urged to identify gaps and challenges, strengthen monitoring and take timely corrective measures to improve healthcare outcomes across the five BTC districts.

Towards stronger institutions, better healthcare and improved health outcomes across Bodoland.



BTC to Celebrate First-Ever ‘Harimu San’ to Mark 100th Birth Anniversary of Ustad Kamini Kumar NarzaryThe Bodoland Terri...
27/09/2026

BTC to Celebrate First-Ever ‘Harimu San’ to Mark 100th Birth Anniversary of Ustad Kamini Kumar Narzary

The Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC), under the aegis of the Cultural Affairs Department, BTC, is all set to observe, for the first time, ‘Harimu San’, a special Cultural Day commemorating the 100th birth anniversary of Sahitya Akademi Awardee Ostad Kamini Kumar Narzary, with a grand three-day cultural programme from November 7 to 9, 2026, at Tarang Jijiri Gelegra Fwthar, Haloadal, Kokrajhar.
The initiative is aimed at paying tribute to the invaluable contribution of Ostad Kamini Kumar Narzary to Bodo traditional dance, music, and cultural heritage, while providing a platform for showcasing the rich and diverse cultural traditions of the region.
In connection with the celebration, a strong Managing Committee along with several Sub-Committees has already been constituted to oversee and coordinate the various aspects of the programme. For the main committee, Shatrajit Narzary has been appointed as the President, while Shri Pranjit Kumar Wary, Additional Principal Secretary, BTC, as the General Secretary.
As part of the preparations, Derhasat Basumatary, Executive Member, Health & Family Welfare Department, BTC and Advisor to the Managing Committee, on Sunday inaugurated the office of the Managing Committee at the Bodoland Taekwondo Gymnasium Centre, Bodofa Nwgwr, Kokrajhar.
Addressing the gathering on the occasion, EM Derhasat Basumatary expressed hope that the first Harimu San would be celebrated with a series of colourful and meaningful cultural programmes. He stated that the event is expected to witness participation from cultural enthusiasts and artistes from across the country, including representatives of the Sangeet Natak Akademi, New Delhi, as well as various traditional cultural troupes from the North Eastern states.
Emphasising the importance of coordinated efforts for the successful conduct of the celebration, the EM called upon all portfolio holders and members of the various committees to discharge their assigned responsibilities sincerely and ensure that the three-day programme is organised smoothly and successfully.
The celebration of Harimu San is expected to provide a significant platform for preserving, promoting and showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Bodo community, while also fostering cultural exchange and strengthening the connection between traditional cultural practitioners and the younger generation.
Pranjit Kumar Wary, Additional Principal Secretary, BTC; Rijen Basumatary, Joint Secretary, BTC; Jaga Mohan Basumatary, Additional Chief Engineer-cum-CHD, PWD; Gagan Chandro Narzary, CHD, Information & Public Relations, BTC, along with members of the Organising Committee and cultural activists, were present at the programme.


BTC Tourism Department Organises 3-Day Bike Rally to Promote Bodoland’s Tourism Potential   To mark World Tourism Day 20...
25/09/2026

BTC Tourism Department Organises 3-Day Bike Rally to Promote Bodoland’s Tourism Potential

To mark World Tourism Day 2026, the Tourism Department, Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC), organised a three-day Bike Rally from today with the objective of promoting the rich tourist destinations, natural beauty, cultural heritage and tourism opportunities of the BTC area.
The Bike Rally, featuring the participation of more than 150 bikers, was flagged off by Sewli Mohilary, MLA, as the Chief Guest, in the presence of Dhiraj Borgoyary, Executive Member, Tourism Department, BTC, and James Basumatary, Executive Member, Forest & Wildlife Department, BTC, at a programme held in front of the BTC Secretariat Main Gate, Bodofa Nwgwr, Kokrajhar.
The rally brought together riders from various motorcycle and riders’ groups across the BTC area, besides participants from Bhutan and Nepal and the States of Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya, providing a unique platform to showcase and promote Bodoland as an emerging tourism destination.
Addressing the gathering, Sewli Mohilary welcomed all the participating riders and appreciated their enthusiasm in joining the initiative. She expressed hope that the participants would help generate wider publicity for the tourist destinations of the BTC area by sharing their experiences through social media and other platforms, thereby encouraging more people to explore Bodoland.
Emphasising the importance of road safety, she urged the riders to ride responsibly and carefully, stating that “life is very precious.” She also appreciated the Tourism Department for organising the Bike Rally as part of its efforts to promote and develop the tourism sector in BTC.
Speaking on the occasion, Dhiraj Borgoyary, EM, Tourism Department, BTC, and James Basumatary, EM, Forest & Wildlife Department, BTC, stressed the need for greater publicity and promotion of the tourism destinations of the region. They emphasised the importance of showcasing the natural landscapes, wildlife, cultural heritage and other tourism attractions of BTC to visitors from across the country and abroad.
In his address, James Basumatary informed that, as in previous years, Manas National Park is scheduled to be opened to visitors on October 2, 2026, marking the beginning of the new tourism season.
Additional Principal Secretary, BTC, Pranjit Kr. Wary, and Secretary, Tourism Department, BTC, Ansula Basumatary, also addressed the gathering and highlighted the importance of coordinated efforts for promoting tourism and enhancing the visibility of the region’s tourism potential.
The three-day Bike Rally will cover several important tourism destinations and scenic locations of the BTC area. On the first day, September 25, the riders will proceed from the BTC Secretariat through Dheer Beel, Deeplai Beel, Mahamaya Temple, Tipkai, Gossaigaon and Raimona National Park, before halting at Chapaguri.
On September 26, the rally will continue from Chapaguri towards Manas National Park, Daodhara, Chowki, Boga Mari and Bhairabkunda, where the participants will have their night halt.
On the concluding day, September 27, the riders will travel from Bhairabkunda to Ballamguri in Chirang, where the World Tourism Day 2026 celebration will be held. The concluding programme will include a Musical Night at Ballamguri Garo Basti.
The Bike Rally is aimed at creating greater awareness of the diverse tourism assets of Bodoland and encouraging responsible tourism, while providing participants an opportunity to experience the region’s scenic beauty, biodiversity, cultural heritage and hospitality.
Officials of the Tourism Department and other departments of BTC were also present at the flag-off programme.



ITI SPOT ADMISSION For the Session 2026-27SEED, BTC announces Spot Admission for various NCVT & SCVT trades across Gover...
21/09/2026

ITI SPOT ADMISSION
For the Session 2026-27

SEED, BTC announces Spot Admission for various NCVT & SCVT trades across Government ITIs under BTC.

Total Seats: 553

Eligibility: Class 10th/HSLC passed with Mathematics, English & Science
Registration: 25–30 Sept. 2026
Admission: 5–8 Oct. 2026

For details, contact the nearest Government ITI.



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Foundation Stones Laid for Three Key Development Projects at Rowta, Udalguri DistrictHon'ble Cabinet Minister Sri Charan...
13/09/2026

Foundation Stones Laid for Three Key Development Projects at Rowta, Udalguri District

Hon'ble Cabinet Minister Sri Charan Boro and Hon'ble EM Sri Fresh Mushahary, laid the foundation stones for three significant development initiatives at Rowta in Udalguri district on 12rh september, 2026, marking a major step forward for the region's healthcare and education infrastructure.
Projects Launched
1. Renovation and Upgradation of Rowta Model Hospital under Grant No. 79
2. Renovation of Rowta College Senior Secondary School under DAJGUA 2026–27
3. Construction of a Hostel at Rowta College Senior Secondary School under DAJGUA 2026–27

These development initiatives mark another important step toward strengthening the healthcare and education infrastructure of the region, ensuring improved facilities and new opportunities for the general public of Rowta and the wider Udalguri district.





BTC Main Gate to Get New Cultural Identity; EC Takes Major Decisions on VCDC and Forest Recruitment   The Executive Coun...
05/09/2026

BTC Main Gate to Get New Cultural Identity; EC Takes Major Decisions on VCDC and Forest Recruitment

The Executive Council (EC) Meeting of the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) held today took several important decisions concerning cattle markets, appointment of VCDC Secretaries, redevelopment of the BTC Main Gate and ongoing recruitment to the Forest Department.
Briefing the media after the meeting, Hon’ble BTC Chief Sjt. Hagrama Mohilary said that the decisions have been taken keeping in view the interests of the people and the overall development and administration of the BTC area.
Regarding cattle markets in the BTC area, the Hon'ble BTC Chief informed that only permanent residents of the BTC area will be permitted to participate in the buying and selling of cattle in cattle markets within BTC. Persons residing outside the BTC area will not be permitted to participate in such activities. He further stated that strict action will be taken against any cattle market found violating the directives of the BTC authority.
On the issue of appointment of VCDC Secretaries, Sjt. Hagrama Mohilary informed that the BTC authority had undertaken legal verification of the candidates. Out of the 420 candidates, 390 candidates have been found legally eligible and the BTC authority has decided to issue appointment letters to them within a short period.
Regarding the repair and redevelopment of the BTC Main Gate, the EC has decided to give the gate a distinctive representation of Bodo culture and tradition. As part of the proposed design, a Bodo male figure playing the traditional Kham will be installed on the right side of the main gate, while a Bodo female figure performing a traditional dance will be installed on the left side. The existing ABSU logos on both sides of the gate will also be removed as part of the redevelopment.
The EC has further decided to construct two main gates at the Green Field—one at the front and another at the rear side. The proposed gates will showcase the diverse cultures, traditions and heritage of the different communities living in the BTC area, reflecting the spirit of unity and cultural diversity of Bodoland.
On the recruitment of Foresters and Forest Guards under the Forest Department, the BTC Chief informed that the recruitment process is currently underway. He said that the results will be declared within a short period after completion of the requisite process.
The BTC Chief reiterated that the decisions taken by the EC are aimed at strengthening administration, ensuring transparency in recruitment and promoting the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the communities residing in the BTC area.


BTC Sports EM holds meeting with district sports association to scale up performances  Hon'nle Executive Member of the S...
31/08/2026

BTC Sports EM holds meeting with district sports association to scale up performances

Hon'nle Executive Member of the Sports and Youth Welfare, BTC, Sri Lwmsrao Daimary today held a meeting with the District Sports Associations, Major Trophy organizers and Bodoland Indigenous Games Association (B**A) of BTC at Auditorium hall of Kokrajhar SAI to discuss over strengthening of sporting activities and to scale up performances in different events.
Daimary announced the establishment of Sports Authority of Bodoland for the promotion, development and administration of sports activities under BTC. A brief presentation on the objectives of the meeting, focusing on strengthening the sports ecosystem in BTC, improving coordination with District Sports Associations, promoting indigenous sports, strengthening major sports tournaments and ensuring effective implementation of departmental sports programmes. He also launched departmental website: www.dsyw.bodoland.gov.in for disseminating information of the planning, proposals and development of Sports and Youth Welfare Department, BTC. The EM also distributed sports kits to District Sports Association.



BTC Deputy Chief Rihon Daimary Holds Meeting with Media Trust of AssamHon'ble Deputy Chief of BTC and In-charge of I&PR ...
29/08/2026

BTC Deputy Chief Rihon Daimary Holds Meeting with Media Trust of Assam

Hon'ble Deputy Chief of BTC and In-charge of I&PR Department, Sjt. Rihon Daimary, today held a meeting with the Trustees of the Media Trust of Assam at Bodoland Guest House, Khanapara, Guwahati, to discuss the present status and future functioning of the Bodofa Upendra Nath Brahma Memorial Journalists’ Guest House, Rupnagar.

The meeting focused on the guest house’s maintenance, financial sustainability, repairs and renovation, and long-term management, with emphasis on ensuring that it continues to serve as a safe, comfortable and dignified facility for journalists and media professionals visiting Guwahati, particularly those associated with the BTC region.

Sjt. Rihon Daimary stressed the need for a transparent and sustainable mechanism for the regular upkeep and management of the facility and assured the Trustees that the concerns raised would be examined in consultation with the concerned authorities and stakeholders.

The meeting was attended by officials of the BTC I&PR Department and Trustees of the Media Trust of Assam, including President Prasanta Jyoti Baruah and Secretary Ramani Barman.


GeM Workshop Held at Kokrajhar      A one-day workshop-cum-training session on “Efficiency, Transparency and Inclusivene...
25/08/2026

GeM Workshop Held at Kokrajhar

A one-day workshop-cum-training session on “Efficiency, Transparency and Inclusiveness through Government e-Marketplace (GeM)” was organised by the General Administration Department (GAD), BTC, at the BTCLA Auditorium, Kokrajhar on August 25.
The session focused on strengthening the knowledge and capacity of BTC, BTCLA Secretariat and CHD officials and staff on transparent, efficient and accountable government procurement through GeM.
Chief Guest Sjt. Derhasat Basumatary, EM, BTC, and Sjt. Bhaskar Jyoti Manta, Secretary, GAD, BTC, emphasised judicious utilisation of public funds and strict adherence to government financial rules and procedures.
Technical training on GeM registration, procurement procedures, stakeholders and the end-to-end procurement process was imparted by Sjt. Utpal Jyoti Baisya, State Consultant, GeM.
The programme was attended by senior officials, staff and representatives from various CHD offices of BTC.




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