Tathagata Roy to take oath as Meghalaya Governor on Saturday

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

 

 

SHILLONG: Tathagata Roy will be sworn in as Governor of Meghalaya on Saturday at Raj Bhavan.

Transferred from Tripura, Roy is all set to replace incumbent Governor, Ganga Prasad who has been posted as governor of Sikkim even before completing a year in office in Meghalaya.

 

In his political career, Roy was the BJP president in West Bengal from 2002 to 2006. The 73-year-old politician was a swayamsevak since 1985 and was member of the BJP national executive since 2002.

 

Roy is a former professor and founder-head of the Department of Construction Engineering at Jadavpur University in Kolkata.

 

The academician-turned-politician, who is originally from Brahmanbaria in Bangladesh, has authored a few books and written several periodicals for leading Bengali publications.

 

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

SC declines to stay Sonam’s bail, lists matter for July 9

Our Bureau NEW DELHI/SHILLONG, July 3: The Supreme Court on Friday declined to stay the bail granted to Sonam...

SIR row in West Shillong over ‘illegal’ form disbursal by BLO

By Our Reporter SHILLONG, July 3: A major controversy has erupted over the manner in which Enumeration Forms are...

Breakthrough to blunder: Meghalaya police lapses face zero accountability

Our Bureau SHILLONG, July 3: The Supreme Court’s refusal on Friday to stay the bail granted to prime accused...

Meghalaya still relies on 40% imported fish

15 years of Aquaculture Mission By Our Reporter SHILLONG, July 3: The Meghalaya government’s renewed thrust on developing the fisheries...