The Seven Sisters Post will be launched from Guwahati in the first week of November, 2011. It will be a publication of the Saradha Group.
The daily will be a hyper-regional paper, giving extensive coverage to the entire Northeastern region. At the same time, our World Page will then focus on global developments but primarily look at the Afro-Asian scenario, drawing on non-western sources to give an alternate view of the world. We will have a features page and an op-ed page that will be rich in contributions from the locality, region, nation and often from our neighbourhood. We intend to do two pages of business in keeping with the emerging opportunities.
Our Sunday supplement will seek to showcase original creative writing from the region and neighbourhood, besides focusing on its varied traditional and contemporary life. We intend to print from other Northeastern states soon. Our team comprises media professionals from the region who have worked in top national dailies such as The Times of India, The Hindustan Times and Mail Today. Our chief editor is Subir Bhaumik, the BBC’s former East India bureau chief. Naba Sarma, ex-bureau chief of The Economic Times, our business editor, will be backed by Abhijit Deb, formerly with the Reuters.
In short, it will be a paper with a difference that the region has long waited for.
We are looking for feature writers with newsroom experience and a flair for English. Interested candidates should get in touch with Features Editor, Purba Kalita, at [email protected], with writing samples and CVs before 15 September 2011.
Any chances for photographers with national awards in credit…?
Please contact
Uddipana Goswami Literary Editor ‘Seven Sisters Post’
at “Uddipana Goswami” <[email protected]>,
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Thanks Satyakam
Any vacancy for a reporter based in Arunachal Pradesh….?
A large number of Rohingya refugees infiltrate into Indian territory mainly in Tripura almost every day at late night. I have written an Article on this problem in my simple English. It is needed editing.I think it will alert North-eastern police administration. The heartiest request to publish it.
NEED OF A SELF-EMPLOYMENT TRAINING CENTRE IN DHUBRI
The unemployment problem is a major problem in our country and a large numbers of unemployed persons are suffering due to lack of proper employment.Like this Dhubri is one of the economically backward district of Assam due to unemployment.
In this time to solve unemployment problem it is necessary to start some self employment programmes in this district.Already various schemes has been implemented ,but due to insufficient training most of the schemes are failed to achieve target.
In Dhubri no self-employment Training Institute or Centre is established by Central as well as State Government.NABARD,SIRD,CAPART,NEDFi,Rubber Board,Spices Board,Cocconut Development Board,Coffee Board,National Horticulture Board,ICAR,Extention Centre of Rural Dev. Deptt,Farmers Field School of Agriculture Deptt etc have not established in this backward district. For this reason the unemployed youths of this district deprived of getting benefits of their developmental schemes. To solve unemployment self employment is only way and one Self-Employment Training Institute in Dhubri is prime need at this time
MOHAMMEDUL HAQUE
GENERAL SECRETARY
CHILARAI KRISHI BIKASH SAMITY
TARUN RAM PHUKAN ROAD,DHUBRI:ASSAM,PH-03662-234007/9864568410
Sir
can u publish my one article which is necessary to publish in your news paper
pl advise
Dr uday joshi
09321026202
Mumbai
Hello,
Your email is nowhere in the paper. Can pu pl publish it so that we the readers can give feedback on the articles