Gorkha Students' Union Dimapur

30/09/2026

22/08/2026

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12/01/2026

REST IN MUSIC - PRASHANT TAMANG, NO MORE

We are deeply saddened to report the demise of popular singer, actor and cultural icon Prashant Tamang. He was only 43-years old. According to family sources, he suffered a sudden stroke last night, and could not be saved.

Born on January 4, 1983, in Darjeeling, West Bengal, India, to Rupa and Madan Tamang, Prashant lived a highly eventful life. Following the tragic loss of his father in an accident, he stepped into his shoes as a constable in the Kolkata Police, where he honed his musical skills as part of the police orchestra.

Prashant's rise to fame began in 2007 when he captivated millions by winning the third season of Indian Idol, securing an unprecedented 70 million votes and outshining competitors with his soulful renditions. This victory not only launched his music career, yielding albums like Dhanyavad and international tours, but also propelled him into acting.

He made his film debut in the 2010 Nepali blockbuster Gorkha Paltan, where he also contributed as a playback singer, followed by successful roles in films such as Angalo Yo Maya Ko (2011), Kina Maya Ma (2011), Nishani (2014), Pardesi (2015), and Kina Mayama (2016).

His guest appearance on the TV show Amber Dhara and his role as Daniel Acho in the 2025 series Paatal Lok further showcased his versatility, blending heartfelt performances with a deep cultural authenticity.

Beyond his artistic achievements, Prashant Tamang's legacy is inextricably linked to his profound contributions to the Gorkha community.

As a son of Darjeeling's hills, of Gorkha descent, his Indian Idol triumph ignited unprecedented unity and pride among Gorkhas across Darjeeling hills, Terai, Dooars, Sikkim, North East India, and even Nepal and Gorkha communities world-wide.

Prashant's success became a symbol of Gorkha resilience, and fostering a sense of empowerment and visibility for a community often marginalized.

He will be remembered not just as an entertainer, but as someone who represented the Gorkha community at our best.

Rest in Music Prashant, that was your first love.

16/11/2025

Gorkha Students' Union Dimapur attend the 25th Years Silver Jubilee program invitation by Tenyimi Students' Union Dimapur at Jotsoma Community Hall, Kuda Village on 15th November 2025 under the theme "Nurturing Brotherhood".

Thank you Tenyimi Students' Union Dimapur for special invitation for us we are so blessed to attend the 25th Years Silver Jubilee program Milestone of 25th years silver jubilee celebration Tenyimi Students' Union Dimapur

Warm regards
Gorkha Students' Union Dimapur

04/11/2025

OUR GORKHA DAUGHTER IN 2025 WOMEN WORLD CUP

UMA CHETRY CREATED HISTORY! 🏆

From a small village in Bokakhat, Assam, to the world stage — Uma Chetry has become the first-ever cricketer from Assam and the entire Northeast to be part of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025!

Her journey from local fields to the Indian jersey is pure inspiration — proving that dreams born in small towns can shine across the world. Assam and all of Northeast India are proud of their daughter!

13/09/2025

Gen Z Leader Sudan Gurung Paying Respect To The New Interim PM Sushila Karki

15/07/2025

The 211th Bhanu Jayanti was celebrated by Dimapur Gorkha Union (DGU) and Gorkha Students’ Union Dimapur (GSUD) at Town Hall, Dimapur, on Sunday under the theme “Our Culture, Our Identity.” The day honoured the contributions of Adikavi Bhanubhakta Acharya, revered as the pioneer of Nepali literature.
Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) Councillor, Ward No. 9, Lanutoshi Yaden graced the event as special guest, while DGU President, Kumar S***a, was Guest of Honour.

In his address, Lanutoshi said Bhanu Jayanti symbolises the cultural unity of the Gorkha community. He emphasized the importance of honouring meritorious students and described them as the pride and future of the community. He praised DGU and GSUD for preserving heritage and fostering youth empowerment.
Lanutoshi stated that Bhanu Bhakta Acharya’s legacy reflects not only literary excellence but also a deeper message of service and humility. He urged students to remember that true success is measured by uplifting others, not titles or degrees. “Live a life that speaks for others, not just for yourself,” he quoted in the spirit of Bhanu Bhakta.

He also appreciated the role of teachers, calling them “unseen architects of the future” and lauded their dedication to shaping young minds. Reflecting on the close ties between Gurkhas and Nagas, Lanutoshi said both communities have shared values of honesty, courage, and loyalty, living as neighbours united in respect.
He acknowledged his father, Geoffrey Yaden, for building bridges between communities, and expressed that his own public service role carried the weight of both individual and collective responsibility. He urged Gorkha youth to be proud of their identity while pursuing broader dreams, adding that knowledge should bring growth not just to oneself but to society as a whole.

Guest of honour Kumar S***a also congratulated the students for their hard work and achievements. He thanked the student unions for organising a meaningful event that celebrated Bhanu Bhakta’s literary contributions and inspired academic excellence.

A number of cultural presentations and recognitions marked the programme. The celebration included, candle lighting ceremony; life sketch of Bhanu Bhakta by DGU former president Tika Chandra Rai; duet dances by DGU Naharbari unit (Prasansa Sunar and Mamta Pokhrel), Nepali Gaon unit (Rudui Chetri and Sanjana), and Signal unit (Sujata and Meena); group dance performances by Gorkha Students’ Union Dimapur Public College and Pranab College Dimapur; special appearance by Nikato Y. Tamang and short speech by NERSNA president, Maniram Ale
HSSLC topper Sonia Rai, successful HSLC and HSSLC students, recent graduates, and teachers were felicitated during the event. Special acknowledgment was also given to Gorkha Gaon Buras from Dimapur, invited guests, Britain’s Got Talent second runner-up Binita Chetry, and various student bodies under Dimapur including Western Sumi Youth Front and All Nagaland Gorkha Students’ Union.

The programme was chaired by DGU press and publicity secretary, Rashmi Chetan S***a, with a welcome address by GSUD president, Imnatula Chetri, and a vote of thanks delivered by GSUD vice president, Deepak Rai.

14/07/2025

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23/06/2025

Gorkha Students' Union Dimapur (GSUD) had the honor to meet Shri. Kumar S***a, President of Dimapur Gorkha Union (DGU). He warmly accepted our invitation as the Guest of Honor for the upcoming 211th Bhanu Jayanti cm Felicitation Program on July 13, 2025 at 1:00 pm in Town Hall , Dimapur.

The meeting reflects the strong community spirit and collaboration between GSUD and DGU and by celebrating this significant literary and cultural event we shall encourage our future youths and students.