Live
- Football: Trio leave Spain squad, Barrios gets call-up for Nations League clash with Swiss
- Dragon boat races during water festival in Cambodia ends with award ceremony
- Manipur bodies recovery: Widespread mob violence reported, curfew imposed, mobile internet suspended
- WPGT 2024: Hitaashee doubles lead to six shots in 14th Leg; Nayanika Sanga, Vidhatri Urs in pursuit
- Despite ideological differences, Cong has highest respect for Balasaheb Thackeray: Priyanka Gandhi
- Waqf row: BJP to stage protests before DC offices across Karnataka
- Disinformation major challenge, says Pak army chief after drawing flak on social media
- Digital media platforms must curb fake news, safeguard democracy: Ashwini Vaishnaw
- BJP wants to form govt in Jharkhand to loot its natural resources: Kharge
- Germany's healthcare sector hit by skilled labour shortages
50 years of Bangiya Sanskritik Sangha
The golden jubilee celebration of Bangiya Sanskritik Sangha (BSS), ‘Swarnajayanti Durgotsab 2015’ was celebrated on Thursday at Keyes Girls High School.
.jpg)
The golden jubilee celebration of Bangiya Sanskritik Sangha (BSS), ‘Swarnajayanti Durgotsab 2015’ was celebrated on Thursday at Keyes Girls High School.
As part of the celebrations, the achievements of the organisation were highlighted over the past 50 years. Shilpa Chakravathi, PRO,
BSS presented opening remarks followed by a detailed presentation by Deepak Bhattacharjee, President of organisation who explained how the BSS has worked towards achieving its avowed objectives by way of serving the society.
General Secretary Dilip Bhattarcharjee explained various challenges faced by the organisation and mentioned activities taken up by them every year. He also spoke about the importance of the ‘Youth Auxiliary Wing’ (YaW) and what it has to offer to its youth.
He revealed the schedule of several cultural programmes planned during this year’s festival in which artistes from Kolkata and Mumbai will be performing for the weeklong celebrations. He urged the people to participate in large numbers and seek the blessings of Godess Durga.
Bangiya Sanskritik Sangha was brought into existence by the employees of South Central Railway, Secunderabad, in 1965-66. It was registered as a society in 1972. It grew to be one of the largest associations of the Bengali linguistic community in south India.
