The sanctuary is attached to the Himalayan range of mountains bordering Bhutan in the north and is enriched with flora and fauna, including endangeredspecies like slow lorris, wild boar, bear, peacocks and wild pigs. According to sources here, due to the increasing trend of man-animal conflict, the wild animals of the sanctuary are now facing threat of extinction. Since the concerned forest department is found quite indifferent to the proper conservation and security to the wildlife of the sanctuaries, many of the species have shifted their habitats in the jungles of Bhutan.

It has become a matter of much concern that the total area of the sanctuary is decreasing due to encroachment by human. Unabated illegal felling of trees inside the sanctuary has posed a threat to the wildlife, while due to callous attitude of the forest department, the villagers neighbouring the sanctuary allege that some of the forest officials have nexus with anti-social elements responsible for felling of trees and poaching in the sanctuary.

Still, the sanctuary has not lost its pristine glory. If the BTC authority in particular takes special initiatives to protect the sanctuary from the clutches of anti social elements and transform it into a tourism spot, there is much scope for employment and revenue generation. Recently, the initiative taken by Biswajit Daimary, chairman of Artfed, and Dimakuchi anchalik ABSU for the protection of the sanctuary generated hope among the people. The ABSU has been demanding armed equipments for the forest guards of Bornadi wildlife sanctuary to protect it from the influence of anti social elements. Significantly the forest guards of the sanctuary are still ill-equipped with sticks to protect the vast area of the sanctuary!

The Udalguri district unit of ABSU and the Dimakuchi anchalik unit of the students' organisation demanded modernisation of the forest department to tackle anti social elements who are instrumental in destroying the flora and fauna of the sanctuary.

Martyrdom : The Darrang district Bodo Sahitya Sabha is going to celebrate the 16th anniversary of the martyrdom of Bihuram Boro on September 26 and 27 next Kajiamati High School here. A strong reception committee was formed recently with Kerendra Basumatary, Ganesh Mochahary and Chakradhar Brahma as president, working president and secretary respectively.

The first day's celebration will start with the reception of BSS activists of both central and district committee, while the second day will witness a busy agenda to be started with BSS flag hoisting in the morning by Brajendra Kumar Brahma, president of the central committee of the literary organisation, followed by floral tributes to the martyr, which will be initiated by Lalita Boro, wife of the martyr.

The plantation programme will be initiated by Mitharam Basumatary, executive member of BTC for Agriculture, wile Rihon Daimari, Minister of State for PHE (independent charge) of Government of Asom will release the souvenir to be published on the occasion. Karendra Basumatary, MLA of Mazbat LAC and president of the reception committee will inaugurate the writers meet which will be presided by Doleswar Boro, former president of Bodo Sahitya Sabha and president of Bihuram Boro Trust where Vijay Baglary, chief secretary of Boro Writers' Academy, Nandeswar Daimari, former president of Darrang district Boro Sahitya Sabha, Tiren Boro, artist, Gopinath Brahma, assistant secretary of Boro Writers' Academy, Rita Boro, lecturer, Tangla College, Sansuma Khr Brahma a promising young Boro poet and Dimbeswar Saikia, former president of Darrang district committee of Asom Sahitya Sabha will participate.

The open session to be started from 1.00 pm will be inaugurated by Emmanuel Mochahary, executive member of BTC for Education and will be presided over by Brajendra Kr Brahma, president of the literary organisation which will be followed by welcome address by Haricharan Boro, president of Darrang district Boro Sahitya Sabha. Hagrama Mohilary, chief executive member of BTC administration will attend the open session as the chief guest while Taren Boro, vice president, vice president of BSS, Dharanidhar Wary, former president of BWA, Sujen Daimary, former president of Darrang district committee of BSS and Rwngwra Narzary, president of ABSU will address the gathering as participants. Chandan Brahma, Minister of Transport, Ripun Borah, Minister of Education, Rihon Daimari, Minister of State for PHE, Satish Ch Choudhury, former secretary, Asom Sahitya Sabha.

Year of physics : The department of Physics of Udalguri College observed the World Year of Physics - 2005 under the guidelines provided by Assam Science and Technology and Environmental Council (ASTEC) on September 2 last at the college auditorium with a day long agenda.

The aim and objectives on the occasion was detailed by Dr K Rahman, Head of the Department, Mangaldoi wherein he also demonstrated some day to day common application of physics. Arup JD Sarma, lecturer of Physics of Udalguri presented a talk on 'Stelar Evolution' on the occasion and demonstrated with an LCD projector and answered the querries of the students. Another talk on the occasion was delivered by B Kakati, retired head of the department of Physics on 'Gravity'. A documentary film on Albert Einstein by Vigyan Prashar was also presented on the occasion.