Tolerance limit stretched, says Ibobi

Reacting sharply against the intensified multi pronged stirs demanding and opposing creation of new districts that have held the entire State at ransom, a visibly angry Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh said his Government will take action against the agita…

Reacting sharply against the intensified multi pronged stirs demanding and opposing creation of new districts that have held the entire State at ransom, a visibly angry Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh said his Government will take action against the agitators Source The Sangai Express

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Security beefed up on NH 37

With the fuel stocks in the state running dry as oil tankers have stopped transporting it followingthe collapse of a bridge at Sodarghat in Silchar and disturbances caused by a three day total bandh imposed by United Naga Council UNC and All Naga Stu…

With the fuel stocks in the state running dry as oil tankers have stopped transporting it followingthe collapse of a bridge at Sodarghat in Silchar and disturbances caused by a three day total bandh imposed by United Naga Council UNC and All Naga Students’ Association, Manipur ANSAM along National Highway 37, the State government on Monday has increased the strength of security forces to protect transporters on the national highway, and 1183 trucks, including oil and bullet tankers left for Jiribam on Monday Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Network

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Festival of classical dance from Nov 10

In collaboration with Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre, Kolkata and North Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre NEZCC , Dimapur, Department of Art and Culture, Government of Manipur is all set for organizing the 9th Bhagyachandra National Festival of Classical D…

In collaboration with Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre, Kolkata and North Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre NEZCC , Dimapur, Department of Art and Culture, Government of Manipur is all set for organizing the 9th Bhagyachandra National Festival of Classical Dance, 2011 from November 10 to 13 Source Hueiyen News Service

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Ngamthang clarifies on Sadar Hills

Reacting to the claim of former Chief Minister W Nipamacha, then a Minister in the United Front Government and presently vice president of the MPCC I Ngamthang Haokip has categorically stated that there was no tussle over the question of where the di…

Reacting to the claim of former Chief Minister W Nipamacha, then a Minister in the United Front Government and presently vice president of the MPCC I Ngamthang Haokip has categorically stated that there was no tussle over the question of where the district headquarters of Sadar Hills would be located Source The Sangai Express

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Severe power crisis to hit state

In addition to shortage of petrol, diesel and cooking gas, power crisis is another scourge that the people of Manipur have to brace up for henceforth Source Hueiyen News Service

In addition to shortage of petrol, diesel and cooking gas, power crisis is another scourge that the people of Manipur have to brace up for henceforth Source Hueiyen News Service

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Film, theatre fraternity mourn Bhupen

Hordes of eminent theatre personalities and film makers including Ratan Thiyam and Aribam Syam Sharma have expressed their heartfelt sorrow at the demise of legendary singer, composer and poet Bhupen Hazarika Source The Sangai Express

Hordes of eminent theatre personalities and film makers including Ratan Thiyam and Aribam Syam Sharma have expressed their heartfelt sorrow at the demise of legendary singer, composer and poet Bhupen Hazarika Source The Sangai Express

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ZUF hits out at NSCNIM

The Zeliangrong land is shrinking day by day because of the uproars in the NC Hills Haflong in Assam caused by the Dimasas, Itangki forest in Nagaland by the Semas and the present tense situation in Manipur over the creation of Sadar Hills district …

The Zeliangrong land is shrinking day by day because of the uproars in the NC Hills Haflong in Assam caused by the Dimasas, Itangki forest in Nagaland by the Semas and the present tense situation in Manipur over the creation of Sadar Hills district , said the militant outfit Zeliangrong United Front ZUF on Monday Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Network

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DGP’s version fails to cut ice with NWU

The Naga Women Union NWU has denounced the statement of DGP Y Joykumar as published in local dailies which allegedly encouraged, by justifying the brute and violent actions of Manipur Police commandos and IRB personnel on November 5 against the peace…

The Naga Women Union NWU has denounced the statement of DGP Y Joykumar as published in local dailies which allegedly encouraged, by justifying the brute and violent actions of Manipur Police commandos and IRB personnel on November 5 against the peaceful and democratic protesters at Luangmai Noney Source The Sangai Express

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Maoist Communist Party condemns bomb blast

Maoist Communist Party, Manipur in a press release signed by its Secretary Publicity and Propaganda, has strongly condemned the bomb attack on ISBT workers at Dingku road Imphal on 6th November 2011 Source Hueiyen News Service

Maoist Communist Party, Manipur in a press release signed by its Secretary Publicity and Propaganda, has strongly condemned the bomb attack on ISBT workers at Dingku road Imphal on 6th November 2011 Source Hueiyen News Service

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CM talks tough against highway blockaders 1183 trucks leave Imphal, mishap kills 1

Amidst the economic blockade being imposed by the UNC on National Highways leading to Imphal, altogether 1183 empty trucks left Imphal for Jiribam along NH 37 today to ship in essentials goods into the State Source The Sangai Express

Amidst the economic blockade being imposed by the UNC on National Highways leading to Imphal, altogether 1183 empty trucks left Imphal for Jiribam along NH 37 today to ship in essentials goods into the State Source The Sangai Express

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Lack of public utilities irk Ukhrul denizens

Lack of essential services has been making life more difficult for the public in the headquarters of Ukhrul which is also facing the brunt of unrelenting economic blockade and sporadic bandh Source Hueiyen News Service Pamreiso Shimray

Lack of essential services has been making life more difficult for the public in the headquarters of Ukhrul which is also facing the brunt of unrelenting economic blockade and sporadic bandh Source Hueiyen News Service Pamreiso Shimray

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Innocence robbed, 14 Yr old girl a mom now

My school going daughter was kidnapped, raped and tortured repeatedly and made a mother , cried Ngangbi looking at her 14 year old lactating daughter Source The Sangai Express

My school going daughter was kidnapped, raped and tortured repeatedly and made a mother , cried Ngangbi looking at her 14 year old lactating daughter Source The Sangai Express

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CM places confidence on November 9 meet with JDDC to unknot Jiri tangle Ibobi assesses progress of ongoing projects

Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh has expressed confidence that the ensuing meeting with representatives of Jiribam District Demand Committee JDDC will be able to bring about an understanding on the issue of Jiribam district Source The Sangai Express

Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh has expressed confidence that the ensuing meeting with representatives of Jiribam District Demand Committee JDDC will be able to bring about an understanding on the issue of Jiribam district Source The Sangai Express

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UG cadres and drug peddler arrested by security forces

IMPHAL, November 7: Imphal West police commandos arrested three active members of KYKL who came… more »

IMPHAL, November 7: Imphal West police commandos arrested three active members of KYKL who came on Maruti car bearing registration number MN-01K/0705 at Kakwa Bazar, namely Longjam Tompok alias Langjaba alias Ibungo alias Tomthin, 29, s/o L Chaoba of Pechu Lampak, Thiyam Anandkumar alias Theko alias Jackson, 26, s/o (late) Th Ngouba of Bor Lampak Kakwa and Salam Sanatomba, 29, s/o S Raghumani of Samurou Awang Leikai. One 9mm pistol and four mobile phones were recovered from the possession of the arrested cadres, stated a release of SSP Imphal West.

A team of CDO Imphal East also arrested one PREPAK-Pro faction cadre, namely Hawaibam Meghachandra Singh, 51, s/o H Amar of Lilong Chajing Mairenkhong on November 5 in front of his residence. On verification he disclosed that he joined PREPAK-Pro through one Rajen in the month of August, 2011 and was involved in the extortion of money from general public and government officials.

Meanwhile, Jem Md Jakariya of CDO Imphal East along with his party arrested one woman drug peddler yesterday. The arrested woman is identified as Lhingkhoneng Baite alias Nengbul, 43, s/o Jamsei Baite of Tatjang Village near Sugnu. One mobile phone and six packets weighing about one kilogram of kani were recovered from her possession, stated a release of SSP Imphal East.

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World Sunday School Day observed at Ukhrul

From John K. Kaping UKHRUL, November 7:  The “World Sunday School Day”, was observed by… more »

From John K. Kaping
UKHRUL, November 7:  The “World Sunday School Day”, was observed by the Phungyo Baptist Church (PBC) of the Northern Tangkhul  Naga Baptist Association (NTNBA) on November 6 at Ukhrul.

The day is being observed to commemorate the day and its significant change of effective effects towards this modern world especially to the children of the Sunday- School in nurturing their shape in way of how a good Christian by birth should adapt to grow in the society through the foot-steps of Christianity’s religion principles.

The observation on this vital occasion by PBC was opened with the spiritual congregation service at the local Church in the morning with a special Gospel message brought by its Pastor Ayonsui Shingnaisui delivering the good news to thousands of souls participating in the morning Service.

He quoted the Gospel words according the book in the Bible, Titus 2:7 and the following verses.

The Pastor while sharing the words asserted that the “World Sunday School” was founded by Robert Raikes, England (Sooty Alley) in 1780 with a great challenge to save or shape the children community after seeing thousands and thousands of street children who neither go to school nor to Church and in India the Serampore trio successfully started the mission of establishing the observation and teachings of the unique school (World Sunday School) in 1803 after the trio failed in first attempt in 1802.

The Pastor further shared views and ideas to be an “ideal Sunday School Teachers” the story of Teaching Ministry methodology jotted down by Imtijungla Aier (Author) in the Teaching Ministry from Nagaland who according to her book in Teaching Ministry says, there always involved two distinct groups known as the teachers and students out of which one group always suffers. The saying correlates that the students suffer due to lack of teachers’ preparation to teach students, on the other, side the teachers suffer in preparing the lesson plans. But considering all odds and accounts the central notion according to the author underscored the methodology to be on the group of “teachers suffer” in order to portray an ideal Sunday School teachers.

The occasion also marked as an excitable and interesting special day to the hundreds and hundreds Sunday School Children as the church (PBC) in Collaboration with the Church Sunday School staffs led by its present and former Superintendents Mr. Ayo Vasha and Miss S. Rinngamla opened different recreationary items for the children. Special Offering was donated for the children’s prizes and gifts of sweets and chocolates for the winner and participants of Bible exams. Children were let to play games out-door at Shipai goal (open park at Ukhrul) where the kids by themselves made the spelling of “SUNDAY” in merriment to mark the occasion vital. The Church too arranged a joint dinner with all the participants and children.

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SDSA decries cabinet decision on Sadar hills

IMPHAL, November 7: The Senapati District Students’ Association in a press release while reaffirming its… more »

IMPHAL, November 7: The Senapati District Students’ Association in a press release while reaffirming its stance to defend and protect against any process of bifurcating it ancestral land, has also strongly condemned the cabinet decision of the state government to create three sub-divisions in Sadar Hills. Such premature decision of the government will only escalate the tension created by the present situation, it further added.

While citing the assurance of the state Chief Minister during the Union home minister on November 2 at Senapati district hq that no unilateral decision will be taken but consultation of concerned communities will be considered regarding the Sadar Hills issue and the contrasting cabinet decision to create three sub divisions, the SDSA has questioned the integrity and the credibility of the Chief Minister, it further added.

The press release signed by its president has further condemned the alleged assault of three bandh supporters at T Khullen by a 43 Assam Rifles officer Major Marathe, post commander at Kangpokpi AR out-post.

It has further stated that the concerned officer or the AR has not tender any apology and further added that the SDSA has decided to lodge complaint against the officer to the higher authority.

“If the concerned authority does not take any disciplinary action against the tainted Major immediately, “the SDSA will not continue to tolerate such inhuman and irrational behaviours of the defence personnal but react accordingly”, it has further informed.

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AR apprehends foreigner

IMPHAL, Nov 7: Discovering the movement of foreigners  in general area Khudengthabi of Chandel district,… more »

IMPHAL, Nov 7: Discovering the movement of foreigners  in general area Khudengthabi of Chandel district, the troops of 31 Assam Rifles of 26 Sector under HQ IGAR(South) launched   operation in the area and apprehended one Bangladeshi National on 06 Nov 2011. The apprehendee was identified as Noor Basar, 35 yrs, s/o Late Mohammed Amin, r/o Tennap Ward No. 2, Chittagong, Bangladesh. Indian Currency Rs. 8000/- was recovered from the apprehendees who alongwith recovery  was handed over to Imphal West Police Station.

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18 Sikh and Anjuman-e-Musharha celebrate Eid at Lilong

IMPHAL, Nov 7: Troops of 18 SIKH celebrated of 9 Sector under HQ IGAR(S) EID… more »

IMPHAL, Nov 7: Troops of 18 SIKH celebrated of 9 Sector under HQ IGAR(S) EID in LILONG with ANJUMAN-E-MUSHARHA. The Commanding officer of 18 SIKH was invited as the chief guest to the occasion who wished the whole community on this dayand presented a gift to the people on this pious day. A total of approximately 100 people were present for the celebrations. A small cultural programme was also organised. Also making use of this opportunity the commanding officer of 18 SIKH made the public aware of the ongoing anti social menace in the state. ANJUMAN also pledged to give its full fledged support to the unit on its ongoing drive against anti social elements. There was a traditional feast organised by ANJUMAN which was highly appreciated by everyone.  this communal harmony between the troops of 18 SIKH and ANJUMAN is an example for everyone in society that united we stand.

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Miss Kut felicitated

IMPHAL, Nov 7: Miss Kut 2011 Zungmonkim Sitlhou was felicitated in a simple function at… more »

IMPHAL, Nov 7: Miss Kut 2011 Zungmonkim Sitlhou was felicitated in a simple function at her residence today at Taloulong (Damdei) Sadar Hills.

The programme was attended by Saitu MLA Haokholet Kipgen, S. Sitlhou (father), leaders of Sadar Hills, friends and well wishers.

A blessing ceremony by Khupthang Sitlhou organized during the felicitation function.

The Miss Kut as charity compensated a sum of Rs 25,000 to the Damdei Children Home, Rs 2000 to the Children home of Kanglatombi and Rs 1000 for the construction of a Church.

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