World Environment Day '13

Wishes you all a very happy World Environment Day, '13.
The theme of this year is Think, Eat & Save. Be a good thinker, hygienic eater and better saver.

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Tenth Batch Students (2002-2013)

OUTGOING BATCH-2013         

                 NAME OF THE STUDENTS                                  DESIGNATION

1. Arindom Sonowal
2. Bhexaj Pran Changmai
3. Bishwajit Konwar
4. Chirantan Borah
5. Dibya Dyuti Gogoi
6. Kaushik Phukan
7. Sabi Chutia
8. Sanghamitra Borsaikia
9. Sanjit Gogoi
10. Sourav Chutia
11. Shikhapriyom Gogoi
12. Srijan Gogoi
13. Subham Jaiswal
14. Rumu Khanikar
15. Runa Sonowal
16. Purabi Khanikar
17. Kaberi Newar
18. Kiranjyoti Borah
19. Kobid Gogoi
20. Kobikrishna Gogoi
21. Manisha Gogoi
22. Mukesh Gogoi
23. Niharika Hazarika
24. Parinita Patar
25. Parishmita Borah
26. Priyankush Dutta
27. Gargi Kalita
28. Dimpee Chutia
29. Daisy Gogoi
30. Chayanika Phukan
31. Anujpratim Baruah
32. Anchumi Dekabaruah
33. Pallabi Gogoi

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Ninth Batch Students (2001-2012)

OUTGOING BATCH-2012           

NAME OF THE STUDENTS                                  DESIGNATION

1.     PALASH PROBIN CHANGMAI                          DIPLOMA (ELECTRICAL), POWIET

2.     MANASH PROTIM THAKUR                             GYAN VIGYAN ACADEMY

3.     ROCTIM GOGOI                                            SALT BROOK ACADEMY

4.     PARTHO PROTIM KONWAR                            SALT BROOK ACADEMY

5.     PARIKSHIT BORA                                          R D JUNIOR COLLEGE

6.     KAUSIK BORUAH                                           R D JUNIOR COLLEGE

7.     GHANASHYAM CHANGMAI                              R D JUNIOR COLLEGE

8.     KANCHAN CHANGMAI                                   R D JUNIOR COLLEGE

9.     BHASKAR JYOTI SONOWAL                            R D JUNIOR COLLEGE

10.   MADHUGYO KALITA                                        R D JUNIOR COLLEGE

11.   GAURAV JYOTI GOGOI                                    MORAN H S SCHOOL

12.   BIPUL GOGOI                                                   TINGKHONG H S SCHOOL

13.   KISHNASHREE DAS                                          R D JUNIOR COLLEGE

14.   HIMASHREE GOGOI                                         GYAN VIGYAN ACADEMY

15.   HEMARANI CHANGMAI                                   RAJGARH JUNIOR COLLEGE

16.   ANAMIKA CHANGMAI                                     MORAN COLLEGE

17.   RODALI MOHAN                                              MORAN COLLEGE

18.   NILAM SONOWAL                                            MORAN COLLEGE

19.   RASHMI REKHA BORAH                                                  R D JUNIOR COLLEGE

20.   TASHMI KONWAR                                            R D JUNIOR COLLEGE

21.   DAROTHI GOGOI                                             R D JUNIOR COLLEGE

22.   SHEWALI GOGOI                                             R D JUNIOR COLLEGE

23.   SUGATA PRIYAMBODA KONWAR                   TINGKHONG H S SCHOOL

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Fourth Batch Students (1996-2007)

OUTGOING BATCH-2007               

                             

NAME OF THE STUDENTS                                            DESIGNATION

1.     PUJA SHARMA                                                 MSc.IN APPLIED GEOGRAPHY (DIBRUGARH UNIVERSITY)

2.     DEVASISH GOGOI                                           B.TECH (JEC, JORHAT)

3.     PRAGYAN MOHON                                         ARYA VIDYAPEETH COLLEGE, GAUHATI 

4.     SRISTI GOGOI                                                   B.ARCH (GCA, GUWAHATI)

5.     MRIDUL BORA                                                 MA (DIBRUGARH UNIVERSITY)

6.     JATIN GOGOI                                                   (GAUHATI UNIVERSITY)

7.     JISHURAJ PHUKAN                                          ITI, TINSUKIA

8.     HIMANKU GOGOI                                                

9.     DAISY                                                                

10.   LATE DHRUBA JYOTI DUTTA

(OTHERS WHO LEAVE IN BETWWEN)              

11.   KISHOR KUMAR GOGOI                                     B.TECH (KURUKSHETRA UNIVERSITY)

12.   HIRANMOY KONWAR                                         DHSK COLLEGE

13.   DIPANKAR GOGOI                                                        

14.   TAPAN CHETIA                                                   SELF EMPLOYED

15.   NILOMONI GOGOI                                              SELF EMPLOYED/ BUSINESS

16.   JITEN CHETRY                                                     HOTEL MANAGEMENT

17.   TARANGA UPOKUL GOGOI

18.   KALPANA CHETRY

19.   DIMPLE GOGOI

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TINGKHONG MODEL ACADEMY HSLC-2013 RESULT

Total Appeared  = 33 students

Total Pass          = 33 students

Pass percentage  = 100%

Distinction         = 1 student

Star Marks          = 6 students

First Division     = 16 students

Second Div.        = 10 students

As like earlier years TMA also rocks this year with a fruitful  HSLC results of its students. TMAAA congratulate all of you. Wish you all have a bright academic future...

Detail Results:

Name	Total Marks	Division
ARINDOM SONOWAL	385	1
BHEXAJ PRAN CHANGMAI	360	1
BISHWAJIT KONWAR	309	2
CHIRANTAN BORAH	411	1
DIBYA DYUTI GOGOI	400	1
KAUSHIK PHUKAN	360	1
SABI CHUTIA	482	Star
SANGHAMITRA BORSAIKIA	439	1
SANJIT GOGOI	421	1
SOURAV CHUTIA	341	2
SHIKHAPRIYOM GOGOI	469	Star
SRIJAN GOGOI	519	Distinction
SUBHAM JAISWAL	335	2
RUMU KHANIKAR	435	1
RUNA SONOWAL	360	1
PURABI KHANIKAR	501	Star
KABERI NEWAR	289	2
KIRANJYOTI BORAH	326	2
KOBID GOGOI	387	1
KOBIKRISHNA GOGOI	346	2
MANISHA GOGOI	339	2
MUKESH GOGOI	391	1
NIHARIKA HAZARIKA	320	2
PARINITA PATAR	461	Star
PARISHMITA BORAH	471	Star
PRIYANKUSH DUTTA	411	1
GARGI KALITA	360	1
DIMPEE CHUTIA	292	2
DAISY GOGOI	332	2
CHAYANIKA PHUKAN	360	1
ANUJPRATIM BARUAH	470	Star
ANCHUMI DEKABARUAH	425	1
PALLABI GOGOI	397	1

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Happy Mother's Day

Wishing you all a very happy Mothers' Day..... Respect and love you mother......

Mother’s Day is a day for many people to show their appreciation towards mothers and mother figures worldwide. It is an annual event but is held at different dates in the calendar, depending on the country.

What do people do?

Many people remember their mothers and mother figures on Mother’s Day. Mother figures may include stepmothers, relatives, mothers-in-law, a guardian (eg. a foster parent), or a family friend. There are many different ways to celebrate Mother’s Day. They include (but are not limited to):

• Giving cards, flowers, or cakes.
• Family gatherings or visits.
• Family breakfasts, brunches, lunches, and dinners either at home, at a café or at a restaurant.
• Personal phone calls, particularly from children who live away from their mothers and/or mother figures.
• Mother’s Day poems and messages.
• Gifts of chocolate, jewelry, accessories, clothing, hobby equipment or tools, handmade items, or gift vouchers.

 A day at the movies with mothers and/or mother figures.

Mother’s Day is celebrated in different countries, including China where carnations are popular Mother’s Day presents. Some groups in Samoa organize elaborate song and dance performances throughout the country. They celebrate the contributions that mothers make to Samoan society.

Public life

Mother’s Day falls on different days depending on the countries where it is celebrated. It is held on the second Sunday of May in many countries, such as Australia, Canada and the United States. It is held exactly three weeks before Easter Sunday in the United Kingdom. Sundays are usually non-school and non-working days in these countries.

Mother’s Day is an annual public holiday in countries such as Costa Rica (August 15, on the same day as Assumption Day), Georgia (March 3), Samoa (second Monday of May), and Thailand (August 12). Restaurants and cafes may be busier than usual as some people take their mothers out for a treat.

Background

Early Mother's Day celebrations can be dated back to the spring celebrations to honor Rhea, the Mother of the Gods, in ancient Greek civilization, according to some sources. Later, Mothering Sunday in the United Kingdom was traditionally a day for people to visit the church where they were baptized, although it now also celebrates motherhood in modern times.

The modern-day origins of Mother's Day can be attributed to two women – Julia Ward Howe and Anna Jarvis, who were important in establishing the tradition in the United States. Around 1870, Julia Ward Howe called for Mother's Day to be celebrated each year. It continued to be held in Boston for about 10 years under her sponsorship, but died out after that. Other sources say that Juliet Calhoun Blakely initiated Mother’s Day in Albion, Michigan, in the late 1800s. Her sons paid tribute to her each year and urged others to honor their mothers.

In 1907, Anna Jarvis held a private Mother's Day celebration in memory of her mother, Ann Jarvis, in Grafton, West Virginia. In 1908, she played a key role in arranging a church service that attracted 407 children and their mothers. A Mother’s Day International Association was founded in 1912 to promote the holiday in other countries. Mother’s Day has grown increasingly popular since then.

Many people believe that Mother’s Day is now largely commercialized, with card companies, flower shops, jewelry stores, gift shops, restaurants, hotels, and department stores advertising promotions and special deals for this event. Anna Jarvis, in her lifetime, unsuccessfully filed a lawsuit to stop the over-commercialization of Mother's Day.

Symbols

There are various ways to show an appreciation for mothers and mother figures on Mother’s Day. They include white carnations, which Anna Jarvis asked to be the official symbol for the day, as well as the International Mother’s Day Shrine. This shrine is dedicated to the preservation of motherhood. The structure is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the United States. It is located together with a museum at Grafton, West Virginia, and aims to preserve, promote and develop the spirit of motherhood.

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