भिडियो हेर्न तल को बक्समा क्लिक गर्नुहोस

A
girl in UP, who saw her mother
being burnt to death for dowry
has written a letter to the
Mr.AkhileshYadav, CM of Uttar
Pradesh, asking him for justice.
The 15yearold girl is from
Bulandshahr.
It is the story of two sister of
Uttar Pradesh, who which
make anyone cry. Just the UP
Government did not listen to
them. With a demand of
justice, the girls have used
blood as ink to write letter to
UP CM AkhileshYadav. The
letter Latika Bansal wrote to
AkhileshYadav. The girls
demanding for the justice are
Latika Bansal and her sister Tanya.
Two months ago Latika Bansal, a 15yearold girl from Bulandshahr, saw something
that she will never forget. On June 14, Latika’s mother Anu Bansal was burnt alive in
front of her and her 11yearold sister Tanya. Anu Bansal was killed, the teen alleges,
by her inlaws because she failed to give them a son.
As her mother was burning, Latika called the police helpline (100); but nobody
responded to her calls. She called an ambulance too, but it didn’t arrive yet. Finally, the
girl called her uncle, who reached in ten minutes and took the woman to hospital. As
Latika’s mother had suffered 95 per cent burns, she could not survive. Meanwhile, the
police complaint claimed that the death was a case of suicide. Two months after her
mother’s death, a distressed Latika wrote a letter to Chief MinisterAkhileshYadav in her
blood hopefully to get prompt action.

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Located on the eastern edge of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex approximately 60 miles from downtown Dallas, the university attracts traditional resident students, from the Metroplex as well as from the smaller communities of northeast Texas. In addition, to the main campus in Hunt County, the university also has satellite campuses in Midlothian, Downtown Dallas, Rockwall and Mesquite. Many courses are also offered at Collin College in McKinney and Navarro College in Corsicana.[6] Also offered is the British Studies Program in London with Dr. Kenneth "Rock" Clinton. Students spend a month in London taking undergraduate or graduate classes for credit.

he university began operations as East Texas Normal College in 1889 when founder William Leonidas Mayo opened the doors to a one-building campus in Cooper, Texas, approximately 16 miles northeast of Commerce. After a fire destroyed the original campus in 1894, Mayo relocated the college to its present location in Commerce, Texas, in part, due to the presence of a railroad for students traveling greater distances to and from Commerce from more distant points in Texas and out of State.[7]

The State of Texas Legislature assumed administration of the College from Professor Mayo in 1917 after his request to enter the State higher education system. Concurrent to the College entering the State System, the institution was renamed East Texas State Teachers College. The name was chosen by the state of Texas due to the state already having schools named for the north, south and west geographic areas of the state and Commerce was the city easternmost of the four. As a result, Commerce received the name for the East Texas school, despite being geographically located in rural North Texas.[7]

In 1957, the Texas Legislature, recognizing that the purpose of the institution had broadened from teacher education, changed the name of the college to East Texas State College. Following the inauguration of the first doctoral program in 1962, the name was changed to East Texas State University. ETSU opened branch locations in Mesquite, Dallas and Texarkana. In 1996, the university joined the Texas A&M University System, in the process of renaming the school, the names East Texas A&M (to honor the heritage of the school's name and new affiliation with the A&M System), and Northeast Texas A&M (considered to make the name more geographically correct) were all considered, but the System ultimately determined to honor the affinity of the town and the school and it became Texas A&M University–Commerce. The Texarkana branch of A&M-Commerce divested from Texas A&M University–Commerce, becoming Texas A&M University–Texarkana, a separately administered and funded university.[7]

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