A Village by the roadside of Khumulwng - Jirania Road is known as Dasharam. I visited the village this evening(29-01-2016) for making aware the villagers of their rights under article 2 & 3. The fundamental rights of the citizens under Article 19 of the Constitution of India. I was accompanied by Mr. Sonacharan Debbarma, Vice President, TSP & Mr. Harinath Debbarma, Chairman, TSP. Some 50 people attended the Awareness Camp and expressed their happiness of being informed on the topic.
Friday 29 January 2016
The King Bir Bikram: Maker of Modern Tripura
I attended a memorial lecture on Maharaja Bir Bikram Manikya Debbarman of Tipperah ( presently Tripura) held on January26, 2016 who was born on August 19, 1908, ascended the throne in 1923, and his coronation was on January 29, 1928. He died on 17th May, 1947. Tipperah was sovereign kingdom. His death was a crucial juncture of the dawning hours of India's independence.
His extensive travels in 30's was in Europe and America. He met Benitto Mussolini in Italy, Adolf Hitler in Germany and Franklin Roosevelt in the USA, the king of England; these had gained him an experience in governance.
Nothing is impossible in Politics
Nothing is impossible in politics. What is its connotation? The power in people presently through democratic process what is prevalent all over the world. The people or the citizens of the country concerned shall decide through adult franchise who should be on the saddle of administration for the betterment of its people. Does this mean that every issue decided by people. Does the election manifesto contains all issues? Should they be deciding only the issues raised in the election manifesto only? But in reality the political party(ies) in power in a country make decisions which they have not promised therein. In the election manifesto all issues should be included and the decisions while in power should be taken accordingly. The Party in power should take for the issues mentioned in the manifesto.
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