SBI opens kiosk banking

IMPHAL, April 8: The opening ceremony of KIOSK banking system was held today at Langthabal Lep Mayai Leikai, Imphal West, organized by SBI Drishtee Alliance and sponsored by Business correspondent… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 8: The opening ceremony of KIOSK banking system was held today at Langthabal Lep Mayai Leikai, Imphal West, organized by SBI Drishtee Alliance and sponsored by Business correspondent RK. Ranjan Singh SBI Drishtee Alliance.

The programme was graced by Anjali Lyndem, assistant gen. manager (rural business) State Bank of India, Local head office Guwahati, Nongmeikapam Ganga Devi, Pradhan Langthabal Lep Mayai Leikai as the functional president and Basab Shyam, chief manager, SBI Paona bazaar branch, Praghar Konwar controller, North East India Dristee Communication and development, RK. Bubusana Singh senior Channel Manager state Bank of India, HQ Imphal, Thoidingjam Sunil Khuman drishtee Co-ordinatro Manipur as the guest of honour during the function.

Addressing the gathering Thoidingjam Sunil Khuman, said that the other name of KIOSK banking can be called as banking at doorstep. He said that the transaction of the money can start from rupees 5 to 10,000 adding he explained the motive of the KIOSK banking is to provide banking facilities even in the rural areas.

RK. Babusana Singh, in his speech said that KIOSK is a mini bank of SBI. With the introduction of the system no individual have to stand for long queue and anyone can easily open account by producing one ID proof.

Paraghar Konwar said through the system an arrangement for availing loans for agricultural purpose will be made adding opening of account will be free of cost till the month of June.

Briefly elaborating on the system of transaction and withdrawal that no individual can deposit money above 50,000 thousand and withdrawal will be limited at 10,000, said Anjali. She further informed that they are targeting to open KIOSK banking system in 13 places within the rural areas of the state.

LNKR unearths sorry state of Tamei schools
Imphal, April 8 (NNN): Liangmai Naga Katimai Ruangdi (LNKR), Imphal unit has unearth the sorry state of affairs of Tamei subdivision in Tamenglong district regarding the government schools (both primary and junior high school level).

The LNKR, the Liangmai students` body during its educational campaign since March 16 has come across extremely pathetic condition of infrastructure in the subdivision.

The student leaders said in most cases, the schools are being run in near-make-shift structures. There have also been cases were bamboos are being used as benches. “A black-board of a school is supposed to be black in colour but at one school we noticed one brown-board,” said Majibuibou, president of LNKR, Imphal unit.

At Lamlaba village, there is just one teacher running the whole government junior high school, said the LNKR.

Primary and junior high schools in villages like Dikiuram, Lenglong, Konphung and Kawalong are facing the problem of teaching staff shortage, according to the Liangmai students` body.

LNKR, Imphal unit president said the question of life-risk cropped up as the students are studying a battered and worn-out structures supposed to be school buildings. The LNKR then appealed the state government to address the plight of the students in Tamei subdivision at the earliest or else “we will take our anguish to the streets soon.”

“For how long are we going to remain mute over this condition,” fumes Majibuibou. The LNKR, Imphal unit chief also asks, “Why does the state government continue to neglect our area for this long.”

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4 militant cadres arrested by security forces

IMPHAL, April 8: At least three militant cadres including external affair secretary of UNPC have been arrested by security forces in separate counter insurgency operations launched in different part of… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 8: At least three militant cadres including external affair secretary of UNPC have been arrested by security forces in separate counter insurgency operations launched in different part of the state.

In the first incident a combined team of the Imphal West district police commandos, 28 AR and 116 BSF arrested two active members of the proscribed PREPAK (P1) which included a upa-pradhan involved in various anti social activities.

A press conference was held in this connection at the commando complex, North AOC. Briefing media persons the additional SP Imphal West, S. Ibomcba said that the individual were arrested from Singjamei Chirom Leikai.

The arrested person were parade before the media person at the office of DSP Imphal West S Ibomcha and arrested persons were identified as Khaidem Ibomcha alias RK alias Rohid, 38, son of Kh Chaoba of Khurai Kongpal Sajor Leikai an Upa Pradhan of Khurai Laishram Leikai Gram Panchayat Ward No. 6, Leihaorungbam Robinchandra, 38, son of L Kumar of Khurai Puthiba Leikai Lamlong Bazar.

The police officer further revealed that of the two one is presently the Upa Pradhan of Khurai Laishram Leikai Gram Panchayat.

On spot verification they disclosed that they joined the outfit through one S/S Commander Chaoba alias Pakhangba since the last six months and working under his command.The said persons were arrested while travelling on a Honda Activa bearing registration No. MN01/8981 and frisking and checking was conducted on them by the combined security team yesterday.

They were assigned to serve demand letters to various government officers, departments and businessmen and also in transportation of arms and ammunitions. One Chinese made hand grenade with 2 detonator, two I-card and a mobile handset were seized from the possession of the Upa Pradhan and one Chinese hand grenade, one I-card, one mobile handset were seized from the possession of Rohinchandra, said the police sources.

The arrest is evident that elected representatives are involved in Illegal and anit social activities said S. Ibomcha, Additional SP. He also further warned that the security forces will continue it operation to maintain law and order.

A statement released by the PRO IGAR (S), said that troops of 15 Assam Rifles of 9 sector under HQ IGAR (S) apprehended one cadre of the proscribe UNLF militant during an operation launched in Wangkhem bazaar yesterday around 3:30 pm.

The individual is identified as one Huidrom Ajit Singh, 28, s/o Huidrom Kesho Singh of Yairipok Wangkhem. He has been handed over to Yairipok police station.

In yet another incident, troops of 12 AR of 10 sector under HQ IGAR (S) have arrested two cadres of UNPC in the wee hour today around 2 am while conducting an operation in the general area of Kanggum.

The arrested individuals have been identified as one External Affair secretary of the UNPC, Ningam alias Awungassi Ricky, 35, s/o Wugkhaling of Nungbi Khullen village and S/S Pvt. Wungnaoshang, 33, s/o Nganingmi of Bunpun village.

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Ibobi redistributes cabinet portfolios, nobody dropped

By A Staff Reporter IMPHAL, April 8: The chief minster, Okram Ibobi reshuffled his cabinet portfolios today. Although no minister has been dropped, portfolios have been redistributed. Among those who… Read more »

By A Staff Reporter
IMPHAL, April 8: The chief minster, Okram Ibobi reshuffled his cabinet portfolios today.
Although no minister has been dropped, portfolios have been redistributed.

Among those who were made to sacrifice were ministers Nongthombam Biren and Phungzathang Tonsing.

While Biren has been made to give up Youth Affairs and Sports portfolio which will now be under the charge of DD Thaisii, Phungzathang was stripped of Tribal Development portfolio.

This portfolio will now lapse into the charge of the Chief Minister.

Biren however will continue to hold the PDS and IFCD portfolios, while Phungzathang will continue to be Power minister.

The reshuffle is the second this year.

Earlier this year another reshuffle took place on January12.

The last reshuffle saw minister Y Erabot being divested of the Consumers Affairs, Food and Public Distribution and the same being allotted to N Biren, who already had two major departments under his belt, IFCD and YAS.

DD Thaisii after being removed from the plum portfolio of Tribal Development, District Councils (Hills) and Veterinary and Animal Husbandry to Education, Science and Technology had tendered his resignation to MPCC president Gaikhangam on January 30 as Thaisii was dissatisfied being minister of Education and Science & Technology then.

Thaisii did not hide the fact that he wanted to retain Tribal Development Department claiming he had done nothing to hurt the image of the SPF government as minister in charge of the Tribal Development Department.

The resignation came at a time when the UNC was pressing Naga MLAs to resign by January 31,2011 and Thaisii is the only Naga MLA in the SPF ministry.

After Thaissi’s threat to resign, word did the round in the political circle that the CM was trying to appease Thaisii. Today’s reshuffle observers said is a vindication of the chief minister’s appeasement policy.

The reshuffle did not touch any other cabinet ministers.

Th Debendra still holds portfolio of Revenue, Forest and Environment,Law and Legislative Affairs and GAD. Minister Ph Parijat with Agriculture, CADA and Labor and Employment. TN Haokip with PHED,IPR and Tourism, Y Irabot with Commerce and Industries,Sericulture and Printing and Stationary. N Loken Singh with Minor irrigation, Socail Welfare and Veteniary and Animal Husbandary. L Jayanta Kumar with Health and Family Welfare and Co-operation. K Ranjit with Works and Transport. Alauddin Khan with RD and PR, MOBC and Fisheries.

DD Thaisii who had earlier refused to accept the Education portfolio and was taken in charge by the CM then has been allocated the Education and additional charge of YAS portfolio which has been removed from N Biren. Minister Phungzathang Tonsing still holds Power,Science and Technology and Horticulture and Soil Conservation after being divested of the TD and Hills portfolio.

N Biren still holds the coveted portfolio of IFCD and CAF .

Chief Minister O Ibobi continues to remain as the DP,Home, Finance,MAHUD and the new portfolio of TD and Hills and any other departments not allocated to other Ministers.

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In North East, there is no insurgency, but cottage industry extortions: Pillai – DailyIndia.com

In North East, there is no insurgency, but cottage industry extortions: PillaiDailyIndia.com"We have removed foreigner restrictions into Manipur and Nagaland to boost tourism and instill self-confidence," he said. On Kashmir, he said that whi…

In North East, there is no insurgency, but cottage industry extortions: Pillai
DailyIndia.com
"We have removed foreigner restrictions into Manipur and Nagaland to boost tourism and instill self-confidence," he said. On Kashmir, he said that while the three interlocutors have submitted a political report and a confidence building report,

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Manipur strong footballing state of India – KanglaOnline

Manipur strong footballing state of IndiaKanglaOnlineIn recent years, Manipur is regarded as one of the strong footballing states of India with large number of talents. Manipur has produced around 200 international football professional. At present, a …

Manipur strong footballing state of India
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In recent years, Manipur is regarded as one of the strong footballing states of India with large number of talents. Manipur has produced around 200 international football professional. At present, a good number of footballers from this tiny state are

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Large number of water birds spotted in Loktak – KanglaOnline

Large number of water birds spotted in LoktakKanglaOnlineImphal,April 8: A recent day long study by a team of local experts in association with the Non-Government Oganisation(NGO) representatives in Manipur`s Loktak lake has spotted 57 different kinds …

Large number of water birds spotted in Loktak
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Imphal,April 8: A recent day long study by a team of local experts in association with the Non-Government Oganisation(NGO) representatives in Manipur`s Loktak lake has spotted 57 different kinds of water birds. The other water birds recorded or spotted

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East India Company – Indian Express

East India CompanyIndian ExpressFeaturing theatre groups from Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Tripura, Manipur and Nagaland, the endeavour is to present traditional narratives with contemporary insights. A troupe from Manipur will stage Kao Phaba, which port…

East India Company
Indian Express
Featuring theatre groups from Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Tripura, Manipur and Nagaland, the endeavour is to present traditional narratives with contemporary insights. A troupe from Manipur will stage Kao Phaba, which portrays an epic love story of a

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Polytechnic staff, students stage protest

Appointment of N Babuchand Singh, Addl Chief Engineer Civil of Electricity Department as in charge of Controller Technical Education on deputation has been strongly protestedby the staff and students of the Government Polytechnic, who today carried o…

Appointment of N Babuchand Singh, Addl Chief Engineer Civil of Electricity Department as in charge of Controller Technical Education on deputation has been strongly protestedby the staff and students of the Government Polytechnic, who today carried out a sit in protest in their institute complex Source Hueiyen News Service

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AZSU calls Zeliangrong bandh from April 17 against ‘high handed AR’

A 48 hour bandh effective from midnight of April 17 till midnight of April 19, has been called in Zeliangrong inhabited areas of the state Source Hueiyen News Service

A 48 hour bandh effective from midnight of April 17 till midnight of April 19, has been called in Zeliangrong inhabited areas of the state Source Hueiyen News Service

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Five IPS officers promoted to DIG

With the promotion of five senior IPS officers to the post of DIG Deputy Inspector General , a reallocation of posting of SPs of four valley districts has been effected by an order of the Department of Personnel DP issued late today Source Hueiye…

With the promotion of five senior IPS officers to the post of DIG Deputy Inspector General , a reallocation of posting of SPs of four valley districts has been effected by an order of the Department of Personnel DP issued late today Source Hueiyen News Service

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JAC seeks justice in Roger murder case

The Joint Action Committee JAC , formed in conection with gruesome daylight homicide of I Roger, has expressed unhappy with the DGP alleging that he is attempting to suppress the voice of agitation Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Network

The Joint Action Committee JAC , formed in conection with gruesome daylight homicide of I Roger, has expressed unhappy with the DGP alleging that he is attempting to suppress the voice of agitation Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Network

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Reshuffle in SPF govt CM in charge of TD hills

The work charge of Youth Affairs and Sports has been removed from minister N Biren and allocated to minister DD Thaisii as Chief Minister O Ibobi made a minor reshuffle barely three months after the last major reshuffle which took place on January 12 …

The work charge of Youth Affairs and Sports has been removed from minister N Biren and allocated to minister DD Thaisii as Chief Minister O Ibobi made a minor reshuffle barely three months after the last major reshuffle which took place on January 12 Source Hueiyen News Service

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Differences surface in 11 AR shifting demand

Differences has surfaced in the demand for transfer of 11 AR from Zeliangrong inhabited areas, particularly from Tamenglong district which many Zeliangrong civil and student bodies are demanding Source Hueiyen News Service

Differences has surfaced in the demand for transfer of 11 AR from Zeliangrong inhabited areas, particularly from Tamenglong district which many Zeliangrong civil and student bodies are demanding Source Hueiyen News Service

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Parties start campaigning for IMC poll

With the fixing of the date for conduct of elections to the Imphal Municipal Council IMC on May 25, political parties have begun making strategies for the poll Source Hueiyen News Service

With the fixing of the date for conduct of elections to the Imphal Municipal Council IMC on May 25, political parties have begun making strategies for the poll Source Hueiyen News Service

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UG involved in murder case arrested

An activist of the KCP Lamyanba Khuman arrested by police on Tuesday has been accused of involving in the kidnapping and subsequent murder of a caretaker of Airtel company on February 10 last Source Hueiyen News Service

An activist of the KCP Lamyanba Khuman arrested by police on Tuesday has been accused of involving in the kidnapping and subsequent murder of a caretaker of Airtel company on February 10 last Source Hueiyen News Service

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LNKR exposes sorry state of Tamei

Liangmai Naga Katimai Ruangdi LNKR , Imphal unit has unearth the sorry state of affairs of Tamei subdivision in Tamenglong district regarding the government schools both primary and junior high school level Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai N…

Liangmai Naga Katimai Ruangdi LNKR , Imphal unit has unearth the sorry state of affairs of Tamei subdivision in Tamenglong district regarding the government schools both primary and junior high school level Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Network

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Transfer and posting of top cops effected

Effecting a major change in the transfer and posting of some senior IPS and MPS officers, the State Government has issued an order, promoting L Kailun as the DIG, Range I while he will continue to be the SSP in charge of Imphal West Source The Sanga…

Effecting a major change in the transfer and posting of some senior IPS and MPS officers, the State Government has issued an order, promoting L Kailun as the DIG, Range I while he will continue to be the SSP in charge of Imphal West Source The Sangai Express

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UNICEF positive to State’s proposal

United Nations International Children Emergency Fund UNICEF representative to India, Karin Hulshof who visited Manipur a few days back has reportedly assured that the UNICEF would get in touch with Chief Secretary DS Poonia soon, regarding matters in…

United Nations International Children Emergency Fund UNICEF representative to India, Karin Hulshof who visited Manipur a few days back has reportedly assured that the UNICEF would get in touch with Chief Secretary DS Poonia soon, regarding matters in which the UN agency can help children of the State Source The Sangai Express

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