ATTSA 19th Biennial Session.

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📰 ATTSA’s 19th Biennial Session in Mariani: CM Sarma’s Announcements and New Leadership




Introduction:

In October 2025, the 19th Biennial Central Session of the All Tea Tribes Students’ Association of Assam (ATTSA) was held at Mariani College Ground in Jorhat district.

The event brought together a large gathering of students, youth, social workers, and leaders from tea garden and Adivasi communities.

Assam’s Chief Minister, Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma, attended the program and delivered an inspiring speech focusing on education, development, employment, and land rights for the Tea Tribe community.

Key Announcements by the Chief Minister

1. 🏛️ 3% Job Reservation: The Assam Government will introduce 3% reservation in Class I and II government jobs for Tea Tribe youth, effective this year.

2. Education Quota: Four seats in every medical college across Assam will be reserved for Tea Tribe students.

3. Land Rights Legislation: A new law will be introduced to secure land rights for Tea Garden workers and Tea Tribe families, ensuring ownership and dignity.

4. Chief Minister’s Statement:

“Assam cannot move forward if the Tea Tribe community is left behind. Development must reach every garden and every family,” — Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma.

New Central Committee of ATTSA:

During the 19th Biennial Session, the following leaders were elected to the new central committee:

President: Jagadish Baraik

General Secretary: Sunil Tirki




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