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July 13, 195 2
THE LOST CRY
No child becomes orphan during the life time
of its parents but charming Kalimpong, has become
so. What is more pitiable is the fact that this
has happened during the life time of so many
of its city fathers and city mothers Cleanliness
of the town and its systematic planning have been
ca,if to the winds and with the advent of the
rains certain roads in the Bazar have become
skating grounds. Ugly looking huts spring up over
night on the main road of the town and stare
the authorities in their face in complete disregard
of their power and authority. Rain sheds under-
taken to be built by the Municipality aro still
in.the melting pot and whatever has been spent
over this serve only the dogs and the jackals.
Officials cry for public co-operation and public
cry for official protection and it seems that both
cries ace lost in the .wilderness.
V ,Yo have repeatedly pointed out these and
looking at the results we find that our cry too
) has been lost in the same wilderness. But even
then it is undiserable to leave things like that.
Every one should resolve to expose those who
are responsible for all these and it should be our
effort to make them do the right thing. In the
meantime we would request the authorities to
kindly take a tour of the town through roads,
streets & lanes, and find out for themselves if
they could do something to improve Kalimpong.
NEWS IN BRIEF
Kalimpong, July 12
(1) Three Chinese officials, Messrs Wu Li
Fin, Wang Wi Je and J. K. Cho arrived hero
last evening from Tibet and will be leaving here
tomorrow by plane for Delhi • via Calcutta.
(2) A Tibetan, Trinley by name who was
•wanted by the p lice for the last four years in
connection with the murder case of Lama Gupa
of the Tliarpa Chholing Monastery Kalimpong
was arrested at Calcutta oarly this month and
has boon brought today to Kalimpong where ho
may have to faco a trial for the a'ioged murder
of tho Lama. Trinley was absconding with several
others since the day of murder and had all along
evaded arrest.
(3) Heavy landslide has been reported near
Singtam on t.hp Teosta—Gangtok road which has
completely blocked the road to vehicular traffic.
While it may take a couple of months to
restore through vehicular traffic on tho section,
transhipment will soon bo possible.
ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPHS
OF
BEAUTY SPOTS
IN KALIMPONG
AND
liOI.I, FILMS
Aviilable at
Himalayan Stores, Kalimpong
Phone 69
DIRECTOR D B. PERIYAR’S
SECOND NEPALI OFFERING
“SRIMANGAL-KO-SARANGl”
EMOTION PACKED,
SOOIO MUSICAL IIIT
NOW UNDER PRODUCTION
AT A HUGH COST
Supported by A Galaxy of
Beautiful Nepali Faces
A PERIYAR PRESTIGE PICTURE
Inserted by :
NEPAL FILM COMPANY
9/lA, Justice Chandra Madhab Road
P.O. Elgin Road, Calcutta-20
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July 13, 195 2
THE LOST CRY
No child becomes orphan during the life time
of its parents but charming Kalimpong, has become
so. What is more pitiable is the fact that this
has happened during the life time of so many
of its city fathers and city mothers Cleanliness
of the town and its systematic planning have been
ca,if to the winds and with the advent of the
rains certain roads in the Bazar have become
skating grounds. Ugly looking huts spring up over
night on the main road of the town and stare
the authorities in their face in complete disregard
of their power and authority. Rain sheds under-
taken to be built by the Municipality aro still
in.the melting pot and whatever has been spent
over this serve only the dogs and the jackals.
Officials cry for public co-operation and public
cry for official protection and it seems that both
cries ace lost in the .wilderness.
V ,Yo have repeatedly pointed out these and
looking at the results we find that our cry too
) has been lost in the same wilderness. But even
then it is undiserable to leave things like that.
Every one should resolve to expose those who
are responsible for all these and it should be our
effort to make them do the right thing. In the
meantime we would request the authorities to
kindly take a tour of the town through roads,
streets & lanes, and find out for themselves if
they could do something to improve Kalimpong.
NEWS IN BRIEF
Kalimpong, July 12
(1) Three Chinese officials, Messrs Wu Li
Fin, Wang Wi Je and J. K. Cho arrived hero
last evening from Tibet and will be leaving here
tomorrow by plane for Delhi • via Calcutta.
(2) A Tibetan, Trinley by name who was
•wanted by the p lice for the last four years in
connection with the murder case of Lama Gupa
of the Tliarpa Chholing Monastery Kalimpong
was arrested at Calcutta oarly this month and
has boon brought today to Kalimpong where ho
may have to faco a trial for the a'ioged murder
of tho Lama. Trinley was absconding with several
others since the day of murder and had all along
evaded arrest.
(3) Heavy landslide has been reported near
Singtam on t.hp Teosta—Gangtok road which has
completely blocked the road to vehicular traffic.
While it may take a couple of months to
restore through vehicular traffic on tho section,
transhipment will soon bo possible.
ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPHS
OF
BEAUTY SPOTS
IN KALIMPONG
AND
liOI.I, FILMS
Aviilable at
Himalayan Stores, Kalimpong
Phone 69
DIRECTOR D B. PERIYAR’S
SECOND NEPALI OFFERING
“SRIMANGAL-KO-SARANGl”
EMOTION PACKED,
SOOIO MUSICAL IIIT
NOW UNDER PRODUCTION
AT A HUGH COST
Supported by A Galaxy of
Beautiful Nepali Faces
A PERIYAR PRESTIGE PICTURE
Inserted by :
NEPAL FILM COMPANY
9/lA, Justice Chandra Madhab Road
P.O. Elgin Road, Calcutta-20