FriendsAnnouncing the FASS Program:Let There Be Light for Education in Assam 
and Seven Sisters' .(সাত ভ্নী অসমত শিক্ষাৰ পোহৰ হওক)






 Friends of Assam and Seven Sisters (FASS) is taking up a humble project to 
distribute Solar Reading Lamps free of cost to deserving students in Assam and 
Seven Sisters (ie>North East India). This may be a very high sounding ambitious 
project. However, our goal is not to boast of our ambition, but basically also 
to bring an awareness to all concerned about the pathetic condition of 
electrification in general in North East India, and try to help the situation 
for the needy at least for the youths for pursue of education. 






 
The North East has  a population of more than  40 million with an estimated 
about 10 million households. According to one estimate, about 75% of the 
households (or about 30 million people) in the North East do not have 
electricity. Apparently, the rural North East is yet mostly untouched by GOI’s 
ambitious Rajib Gandhi Rural Electrification Plan. FASS has neither the 
resources nor it is its aim to provide rural electrification in the North East 
India.  






FASS has so far received sponsorships for about 100 Solar Reading Lamps for 
distribution in various parts of the North East. We are planning to launch the 
project by organizing a kick off meeting in Jorhat where  we will distribute 
Solar Reading Lamps (Vidyadeep) to the first 25 deserving students of rural 
area in the Jorhat-Sibsagar district. FASS members in Jorhat have already 
selected the 25 deserving students from high school and colleges who are 
meritorious and are  in real need of help. (See list below). The Deputy 
Commissioner of Jorhat, Mr R. C. Jain has kindly agreed to attend the meeting 
as the Chief Guest to encourage the students as well as to promote the project. 
 There will be also the students, teachers and the parents from each school in 
the meeting where each of these students will be awarded a free Solar Reading 
Lamp (Vidyadeep) along with a Certificate from FASS.







The FASS program is made possible with kind sponsorships of many global NR-NEI 
members as well as through active collaboration and support of local community 
members living in North East India in helping in selecting the deserving 
students and distributing the lamps. At present, we have received requests for 
Solar Reading Lamps from Manipur, Nagaland and Meghalaya besides various other 
parts of Assam. We are making plans to distribute in these areas soon. 






If you live outside of North East India and want to sponsor Solar Reading Lamps 
in your home village/town through our low cost affordable plan, you may kindly 
contact us for details. All Solar Reading Lamps distributed bear labels of 
"With Compliments from" in the name of the Sponsor.  If you sponsor ten or more 
Solar Reading Lamps, you may also select the deserving students and the  area 
for distribution on your own.






If you live in anywhere in North East India and want to participate in the FASS 
project for distribution of Solar Reading Lamps and want to help by selecting 
deserving students in your own area, you may write to us asking for details.




At this time FASS is also looking for corporate or governmental sponsorships 
for this program to help the needy students in North East India. 





For sponsorship details and for additional clarification, please write to 
Friends of Assam and Seven Sisters (FASS) at friendsofas...@gmail.com






Best wishes to all and looking for every body's help and cooperation in making 
the project "Let There Be Light for Education in Assam and Seven Sisters' (সাত 
ভ্নী অসমত শিক্ষাৰ পোহৰ হওক) a success for a brighter future of North East India.


Rajen Barua



PresidentFASS International, Houston, rajenba...@gmail.com





Ph 713-677-9162

LIST OF SELECTED STUDENT FOR DISTRIBUTION FOR SOLAR READING LAMPS ‘’VIDYADEEP’’ 
BY FASS IN JORHAT/SIBSAGAR AREA.1. Sri Debendra Doley—Sarigaon Bhujkhati, 
Jorhat- 80.2% HS 1st Year






2. Sri Sonthosh Rajbonshi- Kalugaon, Sivasagar— 77% HS 1st Yeaar3. Sri 
Noyanmoni Hazarika, Bohatia Gaon Class-IX4. Miss Pujasri Khatoniyar, 
Dulakakhoria Gaon, Bhagamukh, Class-IX






5. Miss Pallabi Kachari, Dholi High School, Jorhat Class - IX,6. Miss Sneha 
Pow, Class-VIII, Hemlai High School7. Miss Sikha Rani Pyeng, Jyotibikash 
Jatiya, Lakhibari






8 . Sri Ajoy Panging, Gondhia Misnig Gaon, Jorhat-1 (JB College Jorhat)9 . Miss 
Ankita Cetia, Sakial Gaon,10. Sri Arunab Gogoi, Dorakial Gaon, Nakachari, 
Jorhat-70% ,(JB College Jorhat)






11. Sri Lipsan Panging, Gondhia Misnig Gaon, Jorhat-,(Mariani College 
Jorhat)12. Sri Bhibash Bora, Class IX, Dohutia HS School.






13. Miss Debajani Bora, Class - IX, Seleng Girls High School14. Miss Gitanjali 
Gogoi, Seleng HIgh School, Class - IX,15. Sri Poran Gogoi, Pub Nakachari High 
Schol, Class - IX,






16. Miss Nilakshi Gogoi, Nakachari High School, Class - IX,17. Sri Binod Das, 
Namgarumara High School, Class-IX18. Sri Manash Jyoti Gogoi, Khanamukh Napam, 
Bukajan, Class-VIII






19. Sri Bhagya Changmai, Cintamonigarh Lahan Gaon, Class-VIII20. Miss Puja Das, 
Jankhona Gaon, Baligaon, Class-IX21. Sri Surabhi Phukan, Class-IX, Hemlai High 
School






22. Sri Sanjoy Pow, Class-IX, Hemlai High School23. Miss Sumpi Saikia, 
Class-IX, Garumara High School.24. Miss Moyuri Deuri, Class-IX, Adharsha Tribel 
HS School.






25. Miss Bidyadhar Bora, Class-IX, Namderu HS School.
                                          
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