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Four
July 31, I960
Editor :
s c. jain gimaliviiitt-(lint£s
Vol. 13JN<». 49, Kfllimpo^i, d^ly 31, I960
ASSAM TROUBLE
The Congress Work
ing Committee has ex-
pressed its distress at the
reoent occurences in Assam
which led to several deaths
and large scale arson and
looting. The . committee
has also warned that if
the normal apparatus of
the administration is not
adequate for the purpose,
special measures may be
taken by the Government
to prevent the possibility
of any recrudescenoe of
this violence.
The conditions in
Assam are improving but
the situation is not yet
normal. Those who ham
been driven away or have
been oompelled to leave
the State should be re-
habilitated soon.
Assam is a border
State. Whether the recent
trouble was only due to
language issue or some-
thing else should be en-
quired and proper mea-
sures should be taken.
JUST L'NPACKKD
HINDI POCKET BOOKS
at
Himalayan Stores
women's conference
held in Tibet
■ Lhasa, July 26
The first ! ibetan Wo-
men's Conference was held
in Lhasa reoently. The
one week conference sum-
med up. women's work
in Tibet in the past year
and set new tasks for
this year. "The extablish-
ment of the Women's
Federation of the Tibet
Autonomous Region took
place at the meeting.
Over three hundred
women representatives and
observers from all parts
and strata of Tibet par-
ticipate in the conference.
In the meeting they de -
nounced the dark rul*
of the reactionary feudal
serf owners and praised
their present happy life.
The resolution estab-
lishing the Women's Fe-
deration of tbe libet
Autonomous Region was
unanimously adopted . at
the oonfrrenoe 03 com-
mittee -members for the
federation were elect* d
and Nfrabou Txirten'druga
aud Huang Ching-po wire
)
GARDEN PARTY TO
KING TRIBHUWAN
Sonada, July 30
A garden party wai
held at ' Santa Bhawau,"
■Tiudharia on the 28th inst
in honour ot the King k
Queen of .Nepal by Mr.
& Mrs. Santabir Unit,
Governor of J h a p a.
(Nepal.)
Their Majesties were
received by Mr. &' Mrs.
Lama at tbe gate with
the traditional offering
of the Khada.
Among the dignatories
present were the Counsel
General of Nepal in Cal-
cutta, Deputy Commis-
sioner, Darjeeling, Superin-
tendent of Polioe, Darjee-
ling, S. I», O., Kurseong,
Mrs. Maya Devi Cbettri,
M. P. and Dr. Culm.
The King & Queen
left for Hagdogra airport
after the party on their
way back to Nepal.
eleoted President and Vice-
President respectively.
The conference also
adopted a decision to hold
a conference of outstand-
ing women workers in
building a people's demo-
crats and socialist new
Tibet to be held in Lhasa in
January 1961. At the
conference, three hundred
outstanding w< men wrrk-
ert and group* of all
field* will be invited.
July 31, I960
Editor :
s c. jain gimaliviiitt-(lint£s
Vol. 13JN<». 49, Kfllimpo^i, d^ly 31, I960
ASSAM TROUBLE
The Congress Work
ing Committee has ex-
pressed its distress at the
reoent occurences in Assam
which led to several deaths
and large scale arson and
looting. The . committee
has also warned that if
the normal apparatus of
the administration is not
adequate for the purpose,
special measures may be
taken by the Government
to prevent the possibility
of any recrudescenoe of
this violence.
The conditions in
Assam are improving but
the situation is not yet
normal. Those who ham
been driven away or have
been oompelled to leave
the State should be re-
habilitated soon.
Assam is a border
State. Whether the recent
trouble was only due to
language issue or some-
thing else should be en-
quired and proper mea-
sures should be taken.
JUST L'NPACKKD
HINDI POCKET BOOKS
at
Himalayan Stores
women's conference
held in Tibet
■ Lhasa, July 26
The first ! ibetan Wo-
men's Conference was held
in Lhasa reoently. The
one week conference sum-
med up. women's work
in Tibet in the past year
and set new tasks for
this year. "The extablish-
ment of the Women's
Federation of the Tibet
Autonomous Region took
place at the meeting.
Over three hundred
women representatives and
observers from all parts
and strata of Tibet par-
ticipate in the conference.
In the meeting they de -
nounced the dark rul*
of the reactionary feudal
serf owners and praised
their present happy life.
The resolution estab-
lishing the Women's Fe-
deration of tbe libet
Autonomous Region was
unanimously adopted . at
the oonfrrenoe 03 com-
mittee -members for the
federation were elect* d
and Nfrabou Txirten'druga
aud Huang Ching-po wire
)
GARDEN PARTY TO
KING TRIBHUWAN
Sonada, July 30
A garden party wai
held at ' Santa Bhawau,"
■Tiudharia on the 28th inst
in honour ot the King k
Queen of .Nepal by Mr.
& Mrs. Santabir Unit,
Governor of J h a p a.
(Nepal.)
Their Majesties were
received by Mr. &' Mrs.
Lama at tbe gate with
the traditional offering
of the Khada.
Among the dignatories
present were the Counsel
General of Nepal in Cal-
cutta, Deputy Commis-
sioner, Darjeeling, Superin-
tendent of Polioe, Darjee-
ling, S. I», O., Kurseong,
Mrs. Maya Devi Cbettri,
M. P. and Dr. Culm.
The King & Queen
left for Hagdogra airport
after the party on their
way back to Nepal.
eleoted President and Vice-
President respectively.
The conference also
adopted a decision to hold
a conference of outstand-
ing women workers in
building a people's demo-
crats and socialist new
Tibet to be held in Lhasa in
January 1961. At the
conference, three hundred
outstanding w< men wrrk-
ert and group* of all
field* will be invited.