A large quantity of Indian Made Foreign Liquor IMFL and imported foreign liquor seized by Excise personnel from a Thangal Bazar vendor was disposed off today after setting them ablaze Source The Sangai Express
A large quantity of Indian Made Foreign Liquor IMFL and imported foreign liquor seized by Excise personnel from a Thangal Bazar vendor was disposed off today after setting them ablaze Source The Sangai Express
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A suspected militant who was arrested in connection with the abduction and brutal killing of two senior officials of a private cement company and a public sector mineral corporation respectively has told police that NSCN IM militants were involved in…
A suspected militant who was arrested in connection with the abduction and brutal killing of two senior officials of a private cement company and a public sector mineral corporation respectively has told police that NSCN IM militants were involved in the crime Source The Sangai Express TNN
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Categorically stating that good governance has been eluding Manipur for the last 20 years, the Senior Citizens for Society has appealed to all the people to elect only responsible and competent candidates in the 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly electi…
Categorically stating that good governance has been eluding Manipur for the last 20 years, the Senior Citizens for Society has appealed to all the people to elect only responsible and competent candidates in the 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly election Source The Sangai Express
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National Awardee Takhellambam Robindro Singh s o T Kulla of Thoubal Nongangkhong, an executive member of Revival Foundation REFOUND , Wangjing has been invited to participate in the International Conference to celebrate 60th Anniversary of UNESCO Kali…
National Awardee Takhellambam Robindro Singh s o T Kulla of Thoubal Nongangkhong, an executive member of Revival Foundation REFOUND , Wangjing has been invited to participate in the International Conference to celebrate 60th Anniversary of UNESCO Kalinga prize for popularization of science to be conducted from January 4 to 5 at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, Bhubaneswar Source The Sangai Express
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Presentation of Chingu Maichou Khongnangthaba Award to seven individuals for their contribution in the field of education marked the 10th foundation day celebration of Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur DESAM at Johnstone Higher Secondary Schoo…
Presentation of Chingu Maichou Khongnangthaba Award to seven individuals for their contribution in the field of education marked the 10th foundation day celebration of Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur DESAM at Johnstone Higher Secondary School today Source The Sangai Express
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Following the ultimatum served on the Government by the All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union on the heels of a bomb found planted at the office of a newspaper office on January 2 morning, the State Government has deployed police personnel at all the …
Following the ultimatum served on the Government by the All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union on the heels of a bomb found planted at the office of a newspaper office on January 2 morning, the State Government has deployed police personnel at all the offices of the media houses from today Source The Sangai Express
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Alleging violation of party rules and regulations by Manipur Pradesh Trinamool Congress TC president Kim Gangte in the allotment of party tickets for the upcoming 10 Manipur Legislative Assembly election, candidate aspirant from Wangoi AC K Rabei sai…
Alleging violation of party rules and regulations by Manipur Pradesh Trinamool Congress TC president Kim Gangte in the allotment of party tickets for the upcoming 10 Manipur Legislative Assembly election, candidate aspirant from Wangoi AC K Rabei said he would complain to Central leaders of the party on Kim’s impetuous manner of functioning Source The Sangai Express
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In connection with the ensuing 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly Elections 2012, the District Magistrate of Senapati district has informed all arm licensed holders of Senapati district jurisdiction to submit the same to the police stations concerned wi…
In connection with the ensuing 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly Elections 2012, the District Magistrate of Senapati district has informed all arm licensed holders of Senapati district jurisdiction to submit the same to the police stations concerned with immediate effect till the election process is over Source The Sangai Express
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An Assam Rifles personnel was found dead at Khangabok Sorok Wangma in Thoubal district last afternoon Source The Sangai Express
An Assam Rifles personnel was found dead at Khangabok Sorok Wangma in Thoubal district last afternoon Source The Sangai Express
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Taking a probable list of candidates who would contest in the forthcoming Manipur Legislative Assembly elections under INC tickets, Chief Minister Okram Ibobi, MPCC president Gaikhangam and AICC North East in charge Luizinho Faleiro left Imphal for Del…
Taking a probable list of candidates who would contest in the forthcoming Manipur Legislative Assembly elections under INC tickets, Chief Minister Okram Ibobi, MPCC president Gaikhangam and AICC North East in charge Luizinho Faleiro left Imphal for Delhi this afternoon to seek approval of the AICC high command Source The Sangai Express
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Mail News Service New Delhi, Jan 3: The Commission yesterday held a briefing for 1200 Observers who are being appointed for the General Elections to the Legislative Assemblies of Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. The Commission will appoint 531 General Observers, 178 Expenditure Observers and 89 Police Observers to observe the election process […]
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New Delhi, Jan 3: The Commission yesterday held a briefing for 1200 Observers who are being appointed for the General Elections to the Legislative Assemblies of Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. The Commission will appoint 531 General Observers, 178 Expenditure Observers and 89 Police Observers to observe the election process in these five states.
Observers were addressed by the Chief Election Commissioner Dr. S.Y. Quarishi and Election Commissioners Sh. V.S.Sampath and Sh. H.S.Bramha. They were given detailed briefing senior officials of the Commission.
The CEC drew the attention of the Observers to their crucial role in the conduct of elections, specially their vigilance and executive functions. Dr Quraishi complimented the Observers for having contributed to free and fair elections everytime, and for being instrumental in rooting out evils like booth capturing and muscle power. Highlighting the total independence of the Election Commission, the CEC said, this has been possible due to the founders of the constitution and the unwavering support from judiciary, politicians, civil servants, the media and above all the people of India. Dr Quraishi underlined that election management in India has become an example for the world and several countries now wish to learn skills from ECI.
Election Commissioners, Shri Sampath and Shri Brahma pointed out the specific areas that the Observers should be careful about while doing their duties in the elections. Officials of the Commission provided details of rules, regulations, ground situation, and the range of responsibilities that the Observers have to perform. The Commission called upon the Observers to set new benchmarks in election management in the forthcoming election through stringent observation and display of alertness and ingenuity.
The Election Observers will reach their allotted constituencies on the last date of filing of nominations and stay continuously in the constituencies assigned to them till the end of poll day.
They would ensure quick redressal of complaints that are received from political parties/candidates etc. Their contact address and telephone number will be advertised in local newspaper by the District Election Officer and they will set aside 2 hours daily- 4.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. at Returning Officer’s office to meet with any person who wants to meet the Observer in person and submit his/her grievance.
The Observer will supervise the process of election at all stages, viz campaign, poll, counting of votes and declaration of results. They would also be supervising randomization, preparation of Electronic Voting Machines, training of polling personnel and conduct of voter awareness programmes. All Observers have been advised to look into the force deployment plan in their constituency. They will also be examining the identification of critical polling stations and monitor the process of vulnerability mapping to identify the segments vulnerable to threat and intimidation. The Observers have been advised to make sure that the affidavits that are filed by the Candidates at the time of nomination detailing their movable/immovable assets, qualifications, convictions, cases pending in courts, are displayed prominently and made available for public scrutiny without any loss of time.
The Observers have been advised to make sure that the affidavits that are filed by the Candidates at the time of nomination detailing their movable/immovable assets, qualifications, convictions, cases pending in courts, are displayed prominently and made available for public scrutiny without any loss of time.
Observers have specifically been advised to tour their respective allotted Assembly Constituency extensively and build confidence among weaker and disadvantaged sections. They will constantly review execution of non-bailable warrants, recovery of illicit arms and collection of licensed arms from undesirable elements. The Observers will monitor strictly the enforcement of Model Code of Conduct. The Observers have been advised to make sure that extensive videography is done of all critical events that may take place during the election process and polling at critical polling stations. The Commission has issued direction to all District Election Officers to prepare a comprehensive communication plan in consultation with Observers to ensure proper and effective communication on the day of poll. The Observers would be assisted by the static Micro-Observers who would be deployed at critical polling stations to observe and ensure the purity of the polling process. Central Government/Public Sector employees would be utilized to the extent possible as Micro-Observers. These Micro-Observers will report to the Observers. The training and orientation of Micro-Observers shall be the responsibility of Observers.
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27 Assam Rifles of 9 Sector under HQ IGAR(South) provided medical assistance to accident victims on 02 Jan 2012 at around 0915 hours, an accident occurred at Kakching, when a Bolero collided with an autorikshaw. Three passengers including one female and two male got seriously injured. On receipt of the information, medical team of the […]
27 Assam Rifles of 9 Sector under HQ IGAR(South) provided medical assistance to accident victims on 02 Jan 2012 at around 0915 hours, an accident occurred at Kakching, when a Bolero collided with an autorikshaw. Three passengers including one female and two male got seriously injured. On receipt of the information, medical team of the Unit 27 rushed to the accident site and evacuated the injured persons to the Unit Hospital and provided necessary medical Aid was administered to the injured and further evacuated to RIIMS, Imphal.
The Civil Administration, public leaders and local bodies appreciated the dedicated efforts by 27 Assam Rifles and conveyed their gratitude to 27 Assam Rifles for the timely help and thanked the unit for its positive attitude towards helping the people in their hour of need and support for local populace in all its endeavors. In yet another incident 24 Assam Rifles of 26 Sector under HQ IGAR(S) provided medical aid to road accident victims of head on collision between two light vehicles on 02 Jan 2012. Mr Salatur Rahman, aged 26 yrs (Driver) resident of Sangai Tumpham (Thoubal), Mrs Joreshiar aged 60 yrs, resident of Larung Khunao( Tengnoupa)l, Mrs Martha aged 55 yrs, resident of Thamle Khuren (Chandel) and Mrs Lelam, aged 32 yrs, resident of Ward- 8, (Moreh) were given medical treatment by unit Medical Officer and the team of Medical Staff of 24 Assam Rifles.
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IMPHAL, January 3: An Assam Rifles personnel was found dead with his hands tied and… more »
IMPHAL, January 3: An Assam Rifles personnel was found dead with his hands tied and bruise marks around his neck inside his own house this morning at Khangabok Sorok Wangma under Thoubal PS and following suspicion over the involvement of outsiders in the killing, locals of Khangabok village decided to ban entry of outsiders inside their village from 5pm every evening.
The decision was taken during a public meeting at the local ground this evening. The locals further formed a JAC in connection with the killing.
Meanwhile, a source has identified the deceased as Hadique Pulinchandra, 55, a resident of Shiv Sagar Assam who had relocated to Khangabok Sorok Wangma after his marriage with a local woman identified as one Champamani Devi of Heirok Part –II Thokchom Leikai.
According to a local source, the couple had relocated some few years back.
The source further added that locals after finding that a foul smell was coming from his house which had remained locked since about a month and a half; forced open the door and found his dead body inside.
The locals informed the concerned police.
Further after their initial investigation of the dead body at the spot, the police informed that both hands of the deceased were tied behind his back and that there were bruise marks of strangulation around his neck which point towards murder.
Meanwhile, the dead body has been brought to the JNIMS morgue for post mortem, while his wife has been called up by the police for taking her statement, the police informed.
Hadique Pulinchandra is survived by his wife and a one year old daughter.
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IMPHAL, January 3: “Muscle and money power have dominated elections in the state in the… more »
IMPHAL, January 3: “Muscle and money power have dominated elections in the state in the past two decades or so; and in the process the state has become a breeding ground for corruption” said N Binoy president Senior Citizens’ for Society during a press conference held this evening at his office.
In connection with the ensuing 10th state Assembly election scheduled for January 28, the Senior Citizen For Society today convened a press conference at its office and appealed to the people of the state to choose their candidates properly. He further added that the general public should refrain from accepting money to cast their votes.
Further speaking to media persons, he further added that the Election Commission of India and the state election department have taken up various steps to assure a free and fair poll in the state.
While lauding the steps taken up by the election commission including sending of election expenditure observers, video surveillance teams and accounting team and control rooms to monitor the election process in the state, he added that a free and fair election can only be brought with active participation from the people.
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IMPHAL, January 3: The Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur today observed its 10th foundation day… more »
IMPHAL, January 3: The Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur today observed its 10th foundation day at the Johnstone Higher Secondary School under the theme ‘liberate education from corruption’ with director college development council Manipur University, RK Ranjan as chief guest and DESAM president, LC Santosh as president and advocate Dr Ch Narendra as guest of honour.
Highlighting the importance of education, RK Ranjan in his speech stated that the people of the state should be well educated and enlightened on the importance of education in order to bring peace and development in the state.
Corruption can only be eradicated with education, and it would be wrong to assume that there are a lot of educated persons in the state which is evident from the fact that the state is witnessing the emergence of higher education only recently, he stated.
He further elaborated on the role of the individual families in bringing education to the state. Elders and parents should not allow their wards to think of going to school as making a fashion statement, and should encourage their wards to be well discipline and obedient.
However the time is such that the elders are encouraging their wards to imbibe wrong habits from a young age by introducing the children to motors and bikes at a young age, he averred.
He also added that the times has changed a lot, as, in the past, the elders of the families used to chide their wards however in the present situation, the elders instead of chiding their wards are only encouraging their wards to imbibe bad habits.
He further charged the ever spreading corruption amongst the teachers of the state for the decreasing morality amongst the students of the state. He further urged the people of the state to work together to eradicate corruption from the state and bring development in the state.
Meanwhile, PC Newton advisor of the student body blamed lack of co-operation from the people for the degrading condition of the government schools in the state.
In order to bring development in the state, the people should first bring an educated society in the state, he added.
He further blamed the inability of the government to act swiftly to the demands of the various bodies of teachers and students for the degradation of education in the state.
He also appealed to the government to act swiftly into the demands made by various bodies in connection with developing education in the state.
As part of observing its foundation day, the student body further launched its website www.desaminfo.org.
Seven teachers of the state were also awarded with the Chingmu Maichou Khongnangthaba award.
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IMPHAL December 3: In view of the upcoming 10th Assembly Election, the use of military… more »
IMPHAL December 3: In view of the upcoming 10th Assembly Election, the use of military service pattern uniforms, articles and painting of military colour on vehicles by civilians has been banned under the provisions of section 140 of the Indian Penal Code within Senapati district with immediate effect and until further orders in the regard. The offenders are liable to be brought for legal proceedings, stated a release of PK Jha district magistrate, Senapati.
A separate release has stated that, in pursuance of instructions of the Election Commission to impound all licensed firearms in order to ensure maintenance of law and order, the district magistrate has directed all licensed firearm holders within Senapati district to deposit their arms to the nearest police station with immediate effect. The order also notified the concerned police officers to make fool proof arrangements for keeping the deposited fire arms in safe custody and proper receipts to be issued. Further, any individual wishing to appeal against the order is directed to submit a written justification for retaining the arms.
Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/01/senapati-magistrate-imposes-ban-on-military-uniforms-in-dist-ahead-of-election/
IMPHAL, Jan 3: Discovering the movement of UG cadres in the Pukhao Nahrup area, troops… more »
IMPHAL, Jan 3: Discovering the movement of UG cadres in the Pukhao Nahrup area, troops of 23 Assam Rifles of 10 Secotr under the HQ IGAR (South) launched an operation in the area and apprehended one PREPAK (ogw) on January 3.
According to a press statement of the PRO IGAR (S), the Cadre has been identified as Naorem Nageshwar, 38, s/o (late) Naorem Thomba Singh a resident of Pukhao Nahrup, Lamlei.
The arrested individual was later handed over to the Lamlei Police station., the statement added.
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IMPHAL, Jan3: Takhellambam Robindro Singh of Thoubal Nongangkhong, an executive member of Revival Foundation (REFOUND)… more »
IMPHAL, Jan3: Takhellambam Robindro Singh of Thoubal Nongangkhong, an executive member of Revival Foundation (REFOUND) has been invited to participate at the International Conference to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of UNESCO Kalinga Prize for popularization of Science. The conference will be organized on January 4/5 at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, Bhubaneshwor. He had also been awarded a National Award for his outstanding effort in popularizing science and technology among children in 2009 by the department of Science and Technology,GOI,New Delhi.
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IMPHAL December 3: Images of Manipur, a photo news agency will conduct a short term… more »
IMPHAL December 3: Images of Manipur, a photo news agency will conduct a short term photography foundation course beginning January 10 till January 16. Interested individuals within the age of 18 to 30 and who have passed HSSLC exam can apply for the course. Interested individuals can contact mobile number 9612170470 or mail to imagesofmanipur @gmail.com. The last date for submission of forms is on January 8 stated a release of secretary of the agency.
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IMPHAL December 3: MPSC secretary P Doungel, IPS and Director of Manipur Police Training College… more »
IMPHAL December 3: MPSC secretary P Doungel, IPS and Director of Manipur Police Training College organized a reception ceremony for the players and officials of Manipur Police Sepak Takraw team today at his office chambers. The team bagged the winner, runner up and third position at the Pourabi Yaipha Naharol Kanglup competition organized under the auspices of All Manipur Sepak Takraw Association which was held from December 25 to 31, a release by L Madhumani Singh,assistant sports secretary,MPSC states.
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