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A 19-year-old girl in Assam's Tezpur town was denied permission to sit for an entrance exam for wearing shorts.
Humiliated by this behaviour of the authorities, Jublee called her father, who tried to buy a pair of pants for her, but, the authorities wrapped a curtain around her legs as it was getting late and then she was made to sit for the test.
According to Jublee, there was no problem when she entered the examination premises, however, the invigilator asked her to not enter the exam hall for wearing shots.
Jublee, along with her father travelled from their hometown Biswanath Chariali to Tezpur, 70 km away.
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According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.
Calling it the &ldquo;most humiliating experience" of her life, Jublee said she plans to write to Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu and report the incident.

Assam: 19-year-old girl, in shorts, made to wrap curtain to sit for exam

A 19-year-old girl was not allowed to sit for an entrance exam by the examination centre authorities for wearing shorts in Assam.

A 19-year-old girl in Assam's Tezpur town was denied permission to sit for an entrance exam for wearing shorts.
Humiliated by this behaviour of the authorities, Jublee called her father, who tried to buy a pair of pants for her, but, the authorities wrapped a curtain around her legs as it was getting late.
According to Jublee, there was no problem when she entered the examination premises, however, the invigilator asked her to not enter the exam hall for wearing shorts.
Jublee, along with her father travelled from their hometown Biswanath Chariali to Tezpur, 70 km away.
According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.
Calling it the &ldquo;most humiliating experience" of her life, Jublee said she plans to write to Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu and report the incident.

According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.

A 19-year-old girl in Assam's Tezpur town was denied permission to sit for an entrance exam for wearing shorts.
Humiliated by this behaviour of the authorities, Jublee called her father, who tried to buy a pair of pants for her, but, the authorities wrapped a curtain around her legs as it was getting late and then she was made to sit for the test.
According to Jublee, there was no problem when she entered the examination premises, however, the invigilator asked her to not enter the exam hall for wearing shorts.
Jublee, along with her father travelled from their hometown Biswanath Chariali to Tezpur, 70 km away.
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According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.
Calling it the &ldquo;most humiliating experience" of her life, Jublee said she plans to write to Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu and report the incident.

Assam flood: Over 3 lakh affected in 13 districts

The flood situation in Assam has deteriorated with nearly 3.2 lakh people suffering due to the deluge in 13 districts

The flood situation in Assam has deteriorated with nearly 3.2 lakh people suffering due to the deluge in 13 districts. One person drowned in Nagaon district taking the number of deaths in flood-related incidents in the state this year to 119, officials said.&nbsp;Nagaon is the worst-hit district with close to 2 lakh&nbsp;affected people.&nbsp;As many as 389 villages are submerged and 13,463 hectares of crops have been damaged across Assam, according to the official estimates.

Guwahati, PTI: The flood situation in Assam deteriorated on Monday with nearly 3.18 lakh people suffering due to the deluge in 13 districts, an official bulletin said.
One person drowned in Raha area in Nagaon district, the daily flood report issued by the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) said.
The fresh fatality has taken the number of deaths in flood-related incidents in the state this year to 119, it said.
Dhemaji, Lakhimpur, Biswanath, Kamrup, Morigaon, Hojai, Nagaon, Majuli, Jorhat, Sivasagar, Dibrugarh, Tinsukia and West Karbi Anglong districts have been affected by the deluge.
Nagaon is the worst-hit district with 1.99 lakh affected people, followed by Morigaon (36,400) and Kamrup (25,100), the report said.
The number of people affected by the deluge was 2.25 lakh till Sunday, it said.
As many as 389 villages are submerged and 13,463 hectares of crops have been damaged across Assam, the report said.
Authorities are running 13 relief camps and distribution centres in four districts, where 117 people have taken shelter, it said.
The mighty Brahmaputra is flowing above the danger level at Nimatighat in Jorhat district and Tezpur in Sonitpur.

 Nishita Goswami: Actors Fraternity a Divided House

Assamese Actor Nishita Goswami has said that the recent move of several actors joining political parties has created an &ldquo;unwanted divide&rdquo; within the actors&rsquo; fraternity. Several actors who were seen taking part in anti-CAA protests and voicing their concerns about CAA, had recently joined the ruling BJP in Assam ahead of the Assam Assembly elections. She said that she would not be joining any political party. Nishita said that the decision of actors joining a political party is entirely their personal. Nishita was in Tezpur to inaugurate a silk store.

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