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We are glad to get associated with AuLiFe 2016 as their official "Online Publicity Partner".

For the Love of the City!

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Somava Das crafts out a poem which is succint, simple and yet touches the right nerves.
http://blog.silcharpages.com/2016/01/where-are-you.html

Where Are You? | SilcharPages

Sauradeep Dey writes on the 7 WONDERS of North-East India and why you should visit them RIGHT NOW!


http://blog.silcharpages.com/2015/12/7-wonders-of-north-east-india-that.html

7 Wonders of North-East India That Every Silcharian Must Visit | SilcharPages

First Look: Our official logo is out!

Finally, after many rough sketches, color code combinations, gradient textures, and ultimately when the name of the photoshop file became 'logo_final_okayfinal_moreokayfinal_itsfinalnow_itsgotdamnfinal_thisislastfinal_nomoreeditfinal.psd', we're done with the official logo of SilcharPages.

Here it represents the map of Silchar in a vivid look. The white curve figure in the logo represents the part of Barak river which flows over Silchar and its vicinity. It resembles the ox-bow lake on whose bank the city Silchar is located. The green portion in the logo represents the land mass of Silchar.

Also, the white figure gives the structure of alphabets S and P joined together, which are the initials of our venture. The color white resembles the city of peace while the bluish-green combination stands for the rich flora and fauna of the valley.

This is not just a logo, it lives the City!

Aklank Jain pens down his wonderful journey from participating in MUN(Model United Nations) to being the Director General in NITSMUN.

MUST READ



http://blog.silcharpages.com/2015/12/model-united-nations-more-than-just.html

Model United Nations: More than just a reason to Suit Up | SilcharPages

Rajeeb Talukdar shares his 2nd poem.
Black Dye
Check it out

http://blog.silcharpages.com/2015/12/black-dye.html

Black Dye | SilcharPages

"There is something about poetry beyond prose logic, there is mystery in it, not to be explained but admired."
--Edward Young

Touched by Young's words and admiring the poets and poems of the world, SilcharPages Blog is starting its Poetry section from today. We welcome all the poets of the City and also those outstationed to send in their poems at [email protected] and we will make them feature in the site where it deserves to be.

P.S. To those talented poets, your masterpieces are meant to be showcased, not to be kept forbidden in your diary.

The first one is presented by Rajeeb Talukdar
http://blog.silcharpages.com/2015/12/my-brain-and-your-brain.html

My Brain and Your Brain | SilcharPages

"...many people who initially did not have a good impression about Silchar when they moved here, there was always something that held them back when they wanted to leave Silchar..."
Barsh*ta Debnath

http://blog.silcharpages.com/2015/12/my-journey-from-they-to-we.html

My Journey from They to We | SilcharPages

When our mission is to connect Silchar, how can we not share this great news with you all?! :)

The short film "Paye Paye Prithibi: A Revival" made by Sutapa Misra et al. from Silchar has been nominated for the "YES! I am the Change" Popular Choice Award 2015.

Give it a watch. And not only that, make them win the Award for our City! Click the YouTube link given below and hit a like. Every like counts. So hurry up, midnight is the deadline.

SilcharPages congratulates the entire team of the nationally nominated film for getting up to here, and wishes all the best for the journey ahead.

P.S. Likes on the YouTube post count for the competition only.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy9mXi9YNzA&feature=youtu.be

Ananya Bhattacharjee Welcomes Silchar Broad-Gauge through her blog.
Let the Chuk-Chuk-Chuk begin.


http://blog.silcharpages.com/2015/11/silchar-welcomes-broad-gauge-train.html

Silchar Welcomes Broad-Gauge Train | SilcharPages

Bindita Sinha writes on the need for "Girl Child Education" and "Women Empowerment".



http://blog.silcharpages.com/2015/11/girl-child-education.html

Education, Women and Society | SilcharPages