B.Terang

All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them."

Image given below is Agustin Myrten, who cracked APSC CCE ,(Assistant Account Officers) he grew up in the interior village called Arbon, under jirikyndeng.where no electricity,road and school. His parents has not even seen a school varande but still encourage him to crack one of the toughest exam of the state .

A big congratulations to him / to his parents.

12 Class Fail
A story based on true event
IPS Manoj Sharma
Every successful story theirs lies a woman

HAPPY NEW YEAR to all
My family members for supporting me may the almighty bless as always.
Exchange of gifts is exchange of love

My first room: my mom's womb🤰🤰
My first restaurant: my mom's breast💘🤍
My first toilet: my mom's lap🙄🙄
My first school: my mom's kitchen😘😚
My first teacher: my mom✨💐
My first doctor: my mom🤍🤍
My first thermometer: my mom's fingers✌️😏
My first friend: my mom💞🥰
My first dresser: my mom💕💞
My first vehicle: my mom's back.😍🕊️
My first love: my mom😍❤️
My first adviser: my mom's voice😌🌍

May God bless our mothers😘🤍

✍🏻📸: Unknown

Wish to see our Karbi traditional dress in school in Karbi Anglong like in Tripura

In an attempt to conceptualize and promote the rich traditional attire, some schools in Tripura have allowed students to wear traditional outfits once a week.

Welcoming cool winter

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has been suspended by the ICC with immediate effect because of extensive government interference in the board's administration. Though the ICC has termed the sanction a "suspension", in reality it is a warning as the ICC seeks to prevent further government interference in the running of SLC.

Saidu etum KOVE ajo langmesent di.haha

Non arni kangsam ta TRENDING hoi ti

Truthful person always speaks/ debate politely to his opponents to WIN their hearts while Losser uses force to defeat his opponents

Ahokpet atum ke lamsam,lamdok pensi chingki chingvai chethan ji Bonta kerem atum ke jakong thurplut pensi ahok aphan parem ji.
Lasi kilu det tum Phan ke nang chonthui ri jakong thurplutji..
BUJILOBO

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In Japan, there is no Teacher's Day,

Once I asked my Japanese colleague, Teacher Yamamoto:

- When do you celebrate Teachers' Day in Japan, and how do you observe it?

Surprised by my question, he replied:

- We don't have any Teachers' Day celebration. Hearing his response, I didn't know whether to believe him or not. I wondered, 'Why does a country with a developed economy, science, and technology show such a lack of respect for teachers and their work?'

One day after work, Yamamoto invited me to his home. Since he lived far from the school, we took the subway. The subway cars were crowded during the evening rush hour. I managed to squeeze in and stood, holding onto the handrails tightly. Suddenly, an elderly man sitting next to me offered his seat. Not understanding such respectful behavior from the older man, I couldn't accept his offer, but he insisted, and I had to sit.

After leaving the subway, I asked Yamamoto to explain the elder's action. Yamamoto smiled and pointed to my teacher's badge, saying:

- This old man saw your teacher's badge and offered his seat as a sign of respect for your status.

Since it was my first time visiting Teacher Yamamoto, I felt uncomfortable going empty-handed, so I decided to buy a gift. I shared my thoughts with Yamamoto, and he supported me, saying that there's a store for teachers ahead where you can buy items at discounted prices.

Once again, I couldn't contain my emotions:

- Are these discounts only for teachers? - I asked.
Confirming my words, Yamamoto said:

- In Japan, a teacher is the most respected profession, the most respected person. Japanese entrepreneurs are delighted when teachers visit their stores; they consider it an honor.

During my time in Japan, I repeatedly saw how Japanese people deeply respect teachers. There are separate seats for them on the subway, dedicated stores, and teachers don't wait in line for tickets on any form of transportation.

Why do Japanese teachers need a separate holiday when every day of their lives is like a celebration?

As I retell this story, I wholeheartedly wish for our society to grow to such a level of reverence for teachers, and for teachers to be worthy of such a high title!"

Let pride beat in all of our hearts! Teacher, I bow to your name.

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Non alom Karbi Anglong ta chethang hoi ho.

I completed my ingineering during Corona through online exams.
So this is my first project 😂

A LETTER FROM A LATE MOTHER TO HER SON - THREE DAYS AFTER HER BURIAL!!!

Dear Son,

I want to know why I died like a poor woman when I have a Son like you.
My Son, I wanted to bless you before I die, but now I have gone with my blessings.
My breakfast, my lunch and my dinner was one of my challenges when I was alive, but you spent money to cook all types of foods, meats and different types of drinks on my burial day.
My Son, you choose to spread and rubbed my dead body with costly fragrance when I was using groundnut oil as my favourite cream.
You dressed my Co**se with an expensive cloth when it was difficult to buy a wrapper for me.
When my Co**se was in the Mortuary you came to check on me from time to time, you care about my Co**se than when I was alive why ?
The most painful thing is the kind of expensive coffin you put my Co**se when I lived in an uncompleted house while alive.
When you were young I starved for you to eat and be satisfied, I wore one cloth in order to provide enough clothes for you. I thought you would take care of me when I grow old.
You completed the house, painted it and cleared the compound in one week just to celebrate my Co**se.
Now you wrote tribute to me saying "Mama, I love you so much rest in peace" - When I died with a broken heart.
Finally, my son, I wrote this to remind you that there is no other person that loves a child like a mother.
May God forgive you.
Please Share this post to 5 different facebook group for others to read so that we can Wage War against "befitting burial", to encourage *befitting livelihood.*
Take absolute care of your parents while they are still alive. If your mum is still alive and u love her type I LOVE U MUM if she is not, type Rip sweet MUM😭

On 30th of May KSA and other 30 students organisation visited Umkirmi village, the students organisation said that they will not accept give n take policy and they will stand strong along with KSA along with Karbis living in the border areas.