Himalayan Times (1961)

Himalayan Timeo ( January 1, 1961

Editor :
S. C. JAIN

Vol..14 fie. 2d, Kalimpo^g, ^a^a/y I, !%1
B. S. 8. TRAINING

The Training Camp of
Bharat Sevak Samaj which
was inaugurated ber* on
Tuesday, is first of its
kind in these region. It
is encouraging to see that
a large number of volun-
teers are taking training
at the oamp. In hills,
due to diffioult commu-
nication it was diffioult
' to establish mass oontaot
but the improvements in
the communication system
will help the trainees to
oontaot more people in
the villages.

The aims and objeots
of Bharat Sevak Samaj
are very high and noble
and we hope those who
are in oharge of this work
in this area will work
with devotion and sin-
cerity so that they can
attract more people in
the Samaj. We further
hope the trainees after
completion of their eamp
will go baok to their res-

fmotive areas and trans-
ate, into aotion what they
-will learn' during their
training period.

WE. WISH OUB READERS

A Happy New Year
—EDITOR

375 Tibetan6 leave

FOR MYSORE
Kalimpong, Deo. 31
About 375 Tibetan
refugees left Kalimpong
for Mysore this work un-
der the Dispersal scheme
formulated by the Centre.
These persons will be
resettled in Coorg , valley
where eaob family of five
will be given five acres
of land to cultivate.

T'b» refugees were

seen off by the members
of the local Refugees
Relief Committee who also
distributed >ome cash &
tinned pork to them.

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given
that Kesnng Vangzom of
'Ma' Villa, Kalimpong is
applying to the Secretary
to the Government of
India in the Ministry of
Home Affairs for natura
lisation, and that any
person who knows any
reason why naturalisation
should nut be granted
should send a .j written
signed sltitemeut jof the
facts to the said Secretary.

B.S. S. TRAINING
CAMP OPENED
Kalimpong, Deo. 30
A ten-day distriot
Teacher's Training Camp,
organised by the Bharat
Sevak Samaj, Kalimpong
Branoh was inaugurated
by Shri N. B. Gurung,
Deputy Minister, Labour,
West Bengal on Tuesday
at the S. U. M. I. Kalim-
pong. 60 Male & 46
Female Teaoheri are
attending the oamp

Presiding over a meet-
ing organised on the
occasion, Shri D. C. Moo-
kerjee, 8. D O., Kalim-
pong spoke on the impor-
tance of holding tuoh
oamp at Kalimpong. Shri
N. B. Gurnng in his speeoh
outlined the aims and
objects of the BS^ and
appealed to the public
for active participation.
Shri Sewsbaokar Singh,
Zonal Camp Organiser,
Shri P. R. Pradhan, Shri
R. T. Ali and bin. Man
Prabha also spoke on the
various aspects of the
BS8. Shri G. S Prasad
offered the vote of thanks.
Folk songs and dances
ware presented by students
of Municipal Junior Basic.
School, Parnami Mandir
Pathsala and others.

During the oamp pe-
riod, talks on various sub-
jects will be given to the
trainees by the Departmen-
tal Officers as well as
others.