Shillong, April 9: Tura songjinmao Garo Labour Corpsko gisik ra·na songe dongimin ba Cenotaphko rikpiltaina sienga indiba nangchongmotgipa manderang baksa agangrike katta minani ja·manosa...
Amid concerns over the redevelopment of the historic Cenotaph at Lower Babupara in Tura, dedicated to the Garo Labour Corps of World War I, West Garo Hills Deputy Commissioner (DC), Jagdish Chelani, on Thursday evening issued a detailed statement to clear any prevailing confusion and misconceptions.
A day after construction work was stopped at the site of the cenotaph of Garo Labour Corps following public outcry over the demolition of the historic monument, the Tura Municipal Board (TMB) has provided more details regarding the redevelopment of the site.
As July 16 approaches, the people of Garo Hills prepare to observe Garo Labour Corps Day, a solemn occasion that honours the sacrifices of their brave ancestors who served in World War I. This day is more than just a commemoration - it is a tribute to a group of unsung heroes whose contributions, often overlooked in mainstream historical narratives, deserve recognition and preservation for future generations. It serves as a poignant reminder of the region’s rich history and the indomitable spirit of its people.
Tura, March 19: Garo Labour Corps ni matgrikrangko gisik ra·na tarie donenggipa Cenotaph jean Turani Babuparao dongachim, uko Tura Municipal Boardni gita taridaptaiani kamko...
The 106th Garo Labour Corps Day was solemnly observed on Tuesday at the Cenotaph in Lower Babupara, Tura, in remembrance of the several hundred Garos who perished during the First World War in France and the return of the few survivors on July 16, 1918.
