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Guna Sindhu Hazarika had almost lost his will to live; a man whose very spirit had been broken by circumstances beyond his control until October 31st 2009 when he admitted that he had got a new lease of life when CEC decided to come forward in aid of this veteran Assamese film maker. Since then CEC had an exclusive financial and moral support to Hazarika with a monthly pension of Rs.3000 per month. It all began during the shoot of the movie ‘Nayanmoni’ when he had to face the tragedy of losing his eyesight. But misfortune did not seem to leave his way. The government sponsored PCO of Hazarika also blew off in the 2008 serial blasts in Guwahati. With his main source of income gone, Hazarika and his wife started surviving on a meagre amount of Rs.1500 only that he gets as an artist’s pension from the state government. For many months he was unable to pay his house rent and electricity bills which even led to discontinuation of electricity services as well. He once said that an artist never sits idle. She/he is full of constructive ideas that always want to contribute something good for the society. And he seemed to prove his words right. Despite of being blind, he directed the first Assamese Children’s film ‘Abuj Bedana’ which was whole heartedly accepted and appreciated by the public.
It has been very rightfully quoted, “Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.” With reference to the quote, the documentary ‘The Assam Tribune: Nation Talks’ is a small token of appreciation towards the interminable and unceasing efforts of the newspaper towards the holistic growth of the region Read More ...
Guna Sindhu Hazarika had almost lost his will to live; a man whose very spirit had been broken by circumstances beyond his control until October 31st 2009 when he admitted that he had got a new lease of life when CEC decided to come forward in aid of this veteran Assamese film maker. Since then Read More ...
The journey began with one desk and two computers in the year 1994. Pushed and thrown by the tides, CEC learned how to mark its presence in the highly competitive market. Commencing its journey with small classified advertisements, Dipankar Dutta focused on the niche market of Guwahati’s sky-soaring need of computer education. CEC marked its Read More ...