A troupe from India’s two northeastern states Tripura and Manipur will perform in Germany to celebrate the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between that country and India, an official said here Wednesday Source The Sangai Express Agencies
A troupe from India’s two northeastern states Tripura and Manipur will perform in Germany to celebrate the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between that country and India, an official said here Wednesday Source The Sangai Express Agencies
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A demand for release of Irungbam Irabanta unabated, with hundreds of women vondors of Imphal Ima Keithel staging a demonstration on Wednesday, leaving their business for the day Source Hueiyen News Service NNN
A demand for release of Irungbam Irabanta unabated, with hundreds of women vondors of Imphal Ima Keithel staging a demonstration on Wednesday, leaving their business for the day Source Hueiyen News Service NNN
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With the numerous reports, though unsubstantiated surfacing, about mismanagement, mis appropriation, monopoly and lack of transparency in the implementation of MGNREGS in the State through the media, the Central flagship programme is in danger of being…
With the numerous reports, though unsubstantiated surfacing, about mismanagement, mis appropriation, monopoly and lack of transparency in the implementation of MGNREGS in the State through the media, the Central flagship programme is in danger of being suspended or take off from the State by the Centre Source The Sangai Express
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As part of the nationwide Teachers’ Day Celebration in commemoration of birth anniversary of former Indian President Dr Source Hueiyen News Service
As part of the nationwide Teachers’ Day Celebration in commemoration of birth anniversary of former Indian President Dr Source Hueiyen News Service
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In view of the forth coming Panchayat elections in the Imphal valley and the festive season ahead under ground groups have planned to disturb fragile peace in Manipur by intensifying their subversive activities such as bomb blast, targeting media peopl…
In view of the forth coming Panchayat elections in the Imphal valley and the festive season ahead under ground groups have planned to disturb fragile peace in Manipur by intensifying their subversive activities such as bomb blast, targeting media people and Govt employees, planting of IEDs and lobbing of grenades near important institution and at residents of Government employees, said a PRO IGAR S release Source The Sangai Express
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The 43rd death anniversary of Meingan Panmei falls on September 6 Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Service
The 43rd death anniversary of Meingan Panmei falls on September 6 Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Service
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The Assam Rifles have rebutted to the NSCN K version on the alleged recent raid in one of the latter’s officials house in Mon district of Nagaland Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
The Assam Rifles have rebutted to the NSCN K version on the alleged recent raid in one of the latter’s officials house in Mon district of Nagaland Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
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Five Hundred and Forty One 541 bags of rice under AAY and BPL schemes meant for distribution among the beneficiaries of Thangmeiband A C for the month of August have been fraudulently siphoned off by one Ch Khurailakpa forging the signatures of Presi…
Five Hundred and Forty One 541 bags of rice under AAY and BPL schemes meant for distribution among the beneficiaries of Thangmeiband A C for the month of August have been fraudulently siphoned off by one Ch Khurailakpa forging the signatures of Presidents and Secretaries of various Clubs of the constituency, charged the Consumer Welfare Committee of Thangmeiband A C Source Hueiyen News Service
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Dedicated teachers and meritorious students along with educational institutions whose students performed excellently in the class X and XII examinations were honoured on the occasion of State Level Teachers’ Day celebration organised today by Departmen…
Dedicated teachers and meritorious students along with educational institutions whose students performed excellently in the class X and XII examinations were honoured on the occasion of State Level Teachers’ Day celebration organised today by Department of Education Schools at the Lamphelpat office of Directorate of Education S Source The Sangai Express
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Two books in Manipuri namely ‘Circus’ which is a collection of short stories written by Thokchom Manihar and ‘Bangadesh Ki Akhannaba Manipuri Sheuireng, an anthology of poems educated by Hamom Pramud, were reportedly released during a get together of t…
Two books in Manipuri namely ‘Circus’ which is a collection of short stories written by Thokchom Manihar and ‘Bangadesh Ki Akhannaba Manipuri Sheuireng, an anthology of poems educated by Hamom Pramud, were reportedly released during a get together of the Manipuris in Montreal in Canada Source Hueiyen News Service
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Two Assam Rifles personnel on patrolling duty suffered injuries when a bomb fitted to a scooter exploded at Keishampat Junction this morning while local womenfolk staged a sit in protest to denounce the blast at public place Source The Sangai Express
Two Assam Rifles personnel on patrolling duty suffered injuries when a bomb fitted to a scooter exploded at Keishampat Junction this morning while local womenfolk staged a sit in protest to denounce the blast at public place Source The Sangai Express
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Jiribam sub division in Imphal East district has emerged as the hotspot for illegal migrants from Bangladesh, with an official from the Union Home Ministry claiming that some of them have been able to lay hands on the Electoral Identity Card issued by …
Jiribam sub division in Imphal East district has emerged as the hotspot for illegal migrants from Bangladesh, with an official from the Union Home Ministry claiming that some of them have been able to lay hands on the Electoral Identity Card issued by the Election Commission of India Source The Sangai Express
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Vehicle lifters are prowling everywhere. They work in group chalking out strategy and operate like professionals. Police caught too many of them but they escaped scot free. Thieves’ mentality remains unknown. How they operate and the strategies they adopt need to be elaborately described. Vehicle owners do not know when and how the lifters act, […]
Vehicle lifters are prowling everywhere. They work in group chalking out strategy and operate like professionals. Police caught too many of them but they escaped scot free. Thieves’ mentality remains unknown. How they operate and the strategies they adopt need to be elaborately described. Vehicle owners do not know when and how the lifters act, so they carelessly leave behind their vehicles on the street and courtyard. If they the modus operandi adopted by the thieves they will be able to take precautionary measures and they may keep their vehicles safe beyond the reach of the thieves. The owners, who have been deprived of their two wheelers by the thieves have different stories to tell, many sound funny and others mindboggling. While negotiating the price of vegetable the two wheeler, which was parked nearby was pushed away slowly to disappear. When he turned back what he found was the imprint of the tyre. He was a miserly person. The thief knew he would waste nearly one hour to bargain the price of coriander leaves worth Rs five. Then another had his Honda Acitva gone within minutes of his entry to a hotel to have a bottle of cold drink. Does not the story sound funny? In the two incidents the owners’ foolishness is exposed. The duo was different from other smart guys, who buy vegetables without actually getting down from the vehicle and exchanging the item with money by remaining on the driver’s seat. A lady employee, whose two-wheeler was lost said she parked the vehicle at the roadside of the Kangla pat. Manipur will continue to hear the news of the loss of vehicles as long as owners show carelessness in parking their vehicles. One must be vigilant of one’s own vehicle. Do not park the vehicle at the area which does not have care taker. Drug addicts joining the profession is a dangerous trend. Because the addicts need money more than anybody else to buy drugs. They show readiness to do anything if they would be given some money. Their thinking capability having been disturbed by the drugs they cannot see the harms they are doing to the society. They can be used even for hurling hand grenade. This is sorry state of affairs which we have witnessed in Manipur. Thieves are everywhere waiting for the opportune moment to begin their job, therefore vehicle owners should calculate the time being taken in meeting friends or buying goods from the shop. If they would depart from their vehicles for prolonged period of time they should use extra locking system to deceive the thief. Tuition goers use a method inserting an iron rod in the engine before going to the teacher’s house. Similar method can be applied by others also. Manipur police having talked to the thieves might have known how the thieves operate. Speak it out to make owners wiser that will be of immense help in controlling the menace of vehicle lifting from the crowded bazaar area.
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The 43rd death anniversary of Meingan Panmei falls on September 6. According to Zeliangrong periodical called Makam Post, the Zeliangrong patriarch of Christendom and martyr for peace Meingan Panmei who was a Field Director, Zeliangrong Christian Association i.e. MBA-IV (under MBC & CBCNEI, the erstwhile CBCA), was assassinated by unidentified gunmen on September 6, 1969. […]
The 43rd death anniversary of Meingan Panmei falls on September 6.
According to Zeliangrong periodical called Makam Post, the Zeliangrong patriarch of Christendom and martyr for peace Meingan Panmei who was a Field Director, Zeliangrong Christian Association i.e. MBA-IV (under MBC & CBCNEI, the erstwhile CBCA), was assassinated by unidentified gunmen on September 6, 1969.
The magazine said Meingan Panmei deserves a befitting homage by the entire Naga society and the Zeliangrong people in particular. “He was a prominent member of Indo-Naga Peace Mision who contributed much towards bringing peace in Nagaland when Naga Independence movement was at its height, along with Rev. Michael Scott, M.K. Priyobrata Singh, Shankar Rao, J.P. Narayan, B.P. Chaliha, Rev. V. Phanitphang and a galaxy of many other peace activists. He was also said to have been in-charge of “map” of the ceasefire which covered the whole Naga inhabited areas,” according to Makam Post magazine.
This periodical then extends heartfelt solidarity to Mrs. P. Ariang and family members of the late leader on the occasion of the 43rd death anniversary observation at Tamenglong headquarters and shares the momentus remembrance with the deep pangs of sorrow for the irreparable loss of a dynamic multi-leader as well as promoter of raditional culture, identity, social unity and communal harmony among the diverse entities, educationist and upholder of women’s rights, socio-political and economic promoter and he bore a secular outlook as to accommodate all interests.
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Mail News Service Imphal, Sep 5 : : The teachers day 2012 organised by was observed today at the premises of the directorate Lamphelpat. M. Okendra minister education, S. Dilip director education, RK Anand MLA graced the occasion as chief guest, president and guest of honour. Seven teachers of different schools were honoured by giving […]
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Imphal, Sep 5 : : The teachers day 2012 organised by was observed today at the premises of the directorate Lamphelpat.
M. Okendra minister education, S. Dilip director education, RK Anand MLA graced the occasion as chief guest, president and guest of honour. Seven teachers of different schools were honoured by giving state teachers awards 2012 at the occasion. The teacher were naorem Debal Singh head master Chabung Company Chirai Junior high school, Mrs. Laltheingzo assistant head master Renkai higher secondary school, N. Chandrajini Devi lecturer TG higher secondary school, KSh Promila Devi head master Budhimanjuri junior high school, Dr. S. shantibala Devi head master Bishnupur Kha junior high school, S. Nabakumar head master Kasturba girls junior head master and Th. Indubala Devi head master Irilbung high school.
Seven teachers were given prizes and eleven educational institutes which produced toppers were also given prizes. M Okendro speaking on the occasion said the government is trying to establish a higher secondary school in every constituency. He said to help students from far flung areas hostels will be constructed in the city areas. An education policy will also be framed to improve education system in the state he assured.
On the occasion of Teacher’s day, the Senapati brigade, organized a get-together, to felicitate the teachers of Tahamzam Career point, for dedicating their lives to the noble cause of education. The teachers tutoring here are well accomplished personalities in their respective fields and are putting efforts beyond their regular errands to channelize and motivate the youth to become responsible citizens who could par take with the mainland youth. Maj Gen Binoy Poonnen, VSM, GOC Red Shield Division, has extended his compliments to all teachers , on the occasion of Teacher’s Day.
30 Assam Rifles of 9 Sector under HQ IGAR(South) organized Teacher’s Day celebration at Assam Rifles Nodal School, Mantripukhri on 05 Sep 2012. Uma Gurung, President ARWWA, IGAR(South) graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Brig SS Mishra, VSM, Deputy IGAR(South), Chairman Assam Rifles Nodal School alongwith dignitaries, Teachers and students were attended the event. The students presented various cultural programmes to include dances, Fashion Show etc. Teachers were honored by special Gifts. The event culminated by interaction with Guests, Teachers and Students.
37 Assam Rifles of 28 Sector under the aegis of IGAR(S) celebrated Teacher’s day in Dingpi area Olive English School, Joupi in Chandel district on 05 Sep 12. Various cultural programmes were performed by the children of the school. The Commandant 37 Assam Rifles presented gifts to the children on this occasion.Similarly,23 Assam Rifles observed Teacher’s Day to commemorate the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan as and to honour the teachers of Assam Rifles School at Shangshak on 05 Sep 2012. Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a Philosopher and a Teacher Par Excellence and his contribution towards Indian Education System was remembered on the occasion and various cultural programmes, Speeches, Songs and Poem recitation were performed by the children.
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Mail News Service Imphal, Sep 5 : Two havildars of the 28 Assam Rifles were wounded in a powerful Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast at Keishampat in the heart of the Imphal on Wednesday. The injured have been identified as Rajendra Kumar, 32, a havildar, son of Gopal Ram, hailing from the village of Kotyared […]
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Imphal, Sep 5 : Two havildars of the 28 Assam Rifles were wounded in a powerful Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast at Keishampat in the heart of the Imphal on Wednesday.
The injured have been identified as Rajendra Kumar, 32, a havildar, son of Gopal Ram, hailing from the village of Kotyared in Almari district, Uttarkhand and Birendra, 40, also a havildar from the state of Himachal Pradesh. They were taken to Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) here for medical treatment.
Reports said the blast ocurred around 8:40 a.m. when the IED believed to have planted on a scooter grey in colour targeted at the 28 Assam Rifles team, injuring two of them, one critically. The security personnel were taking rest at the spot after an ROP duty for the day when the IED exploded. The registration number of the two wheeler involved in the blast was MN0-4 1242. The scooter was completely destroyed in the explosion. One Tata Magic van and another Hyundai i10 car were also damaged in the blast.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack so far.
In the meantime, womenfolk of Keishampat staged a sit-in to protest the attack and appealed to all concerned not to repeat such incident in such a densely populated area in future.
Meanwhile, one rifleman of City Police was hurt when a Sub-inspector accidentally fired one shot from his service revolver at Imphal City Police Station.
The wounded is identified as Chabungbam Iboyaima, 32, son of late Ch Lilasingh, a resident of Thangmeiband Yumnam Leikai and the SI as AK Dilip from Thoubal district.
The incident happened around 8 a.m. when AK Dilip accidentally fired one shot from his service revolver which hit in Iboyaima’s right neck.
He was rushed to Raj Polyclinic but referred to Shija Hospital .
A HQ IGAR S press hand out said in view of the forth coming Panchayat elections in the Imphal Valley and the festive season ahead underground groups have planned to disturb fragile peace in Manipur by intensifying their subversive activities such as bomb blast, targeting media people and Govt employees, planting of IEDs and lobbing of grenades near important institution and at residents of Govt employees. To support their malicious intentions, large numbers of attempts are being made by various underground outfits to infiltrate from International Border in order to create disturbance in the State. Troops of Assam Rifles, being on high alert and maintaining strict vigilance by dominating International Border have foiled many infiltration attempts made by various groups in recent past. This has contributed immensely in ensuring environmental security to the people of Manipur. A combination of failed infiltration attempts, large number of surrenders evident by two recent surrender ceremonies at Mantripukhri, inability of the undergrounds to interfere with coming panchayat elections and disturb prevalent peace in the Manipur state has left the CorCom demoralised and disparate. In desperation and in an attempt to make their presence felt, the CorCom has started resorting to acts which might endanger the local population, if their nefarious designs succeed. In one such attempt today at 0845h an IED exploded near Keishampat Junction which led to two Jawans of Assam Rifles and a civilian suffering minor injuries. The cowardly action carried out by CorCom shows the frustration among the insurgent groups who wants peace, tranquility and prosperity in Manipur to be disturbed at any cost. Undeterred troops of Assam Rifles along with other Security Forces are ready for supreme sacrifice to defeat nefarious designs of UG groups and ensure that none of the evil design of the terrorist fructify it was added.”
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TAMENGLONG, Sept 5: The militant outfit Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) has said that exploration or excavation of mineral deposits in Zeliangrong areas will not be tolerated by the outfit. The ZUF said that the ongoing public hearing or the seismic survey, investigation and drilling as part of oil exploration in the Zeliangrong inhabited areas especially […]
TAMENGLONG, Sept 5: The militant outfit Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) has said that exploration or excavation of mineral deposits in Zeliangrong areas will not be tolerated by the outfit.
The ZUF said that the ongoing public hearing or the seismic survey, investigation and drilling as part of oil exploration in the Zeliangrong inhabited areas especially in Temenglong district, Churachanpur district, Jiribam, sub-division should halt immediately. “ZUF will not torerate any arbitrary attempt or project to excavate mineral resources in the Zeliangrong lands in Assam, Manipur and Nagaland,” the outfit asserted.
Any attempt to extract mineral resources without consulting the indigenous people connected with the effected lands amounted to violation of human rights and exploitation of traditional land use system of the tribal people, it said while adding, “Article 371(a), (b) and (c) of Indian Constitution and the UN charter of Human Rights including the right of the indigenous people should be recalled to protect rights of the effected indigenous people. NGOs and other vested interest groups or individual are against further trespasses into the indigenous lands”.
The ZUF has been striving hard to protect the natural resources and public properties especially lands, the outfit claimed.
The outfit then asks to all those who have issued no objection certificates (NOC) in favour of oil exploration in Zeliangrong areas should withdraw immediately.
The ZUF is also opposed to the “irresponsible attitude” of the Indian Army at Khoupum valley who tried to create trouble by questioning civilians accusing them as members of the Zeliangrong Tigers Force (ZTF), the armed wing of ZUF with fake photographs. “The security force personnel have raided civilian areas showing the false photos on August 28 and 29. This should be discontinued as it tender to yield nothing but trouble,” it warns.
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GUWAHATI, Sept 5 NNN: North East Students Organisation (NESO) leaders have met the chief ministers of Karnataka, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh in the last three days and discussed matters for the safety of the people from the North East region in the southern states of India. On the eve of its bandh in the region, […]
GUWAHATI, Sept 5 NNN: North East Students Organisation (NESO) leaders have met the chief ministers of Karnataka, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh in the last three days and discussed matters for the safety of the people from the North East region in the southern states of India.
On the eve of its bandh in the region, NESO adviser S. Artax informed Newmai News Network this evening that the state government concerned should ensure the safety of North East people in the mainland India by formulating effective mechanism and measures. The NESO adviser also said that institutions ans companies or even the governments in the state of Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka should not victimise the people of the North East region for their absence in their work places during the recent exodus. “The people from our region had fled as they were compelled by the volatile situation. When these people return back to their work places, they should not be victimised,” asserted S Artax.
The NESO adviser then demanded that all the Bangladeshi citizens who had come to India with valid documents but untraceable in the country should be booked by the government without losing time. Over 80 thousand people from the neighbouring country have “disappeared” in the country in the last three years.
Meanwhile, NESO is all set to hold a massive rally on Thursday from a place called Latasil in Guwahati. Chief ministers of the north eastern states have been invited to participate in the rally tomorrow. It is expected that the Members of Parliament (MPs) from the region are likely to join the rally. When the rest of the North Eastern states will witness bandh, a massive rally has been planned in Guwahati in protest against the recent episode where people from the North East region have been discriminated in the mainland India and the callous attitude of the central government in the matter.
On August 23 in Guwahati, issues on the illegal immigrants in the north east region, the prolonging fencing process of the government of India along the Indo-Bangla border and a policy to ensure the safety of the north east people in the mainland India were disccused in the NESO meeting.
The NESO units from all the North Eastern states participated in that meeting where they had deliberated that the government of India should ensure to check the influx of foreigners illegally in the north east region. The need to have a comprehensive policy to detect and deport the illegal immigrants from the north east region should be made by the government of India was also stressed in the meeting.
The NESO leaders had also pointed out the prolonging period to complete the fencing work in the Indo-Bangla border when the same could be done in the Indo-Pakistan border within a short period. “There are so many porous areas in the Indo Bangla border which have been serving as gate-ways for illegal immigrants,” one of the NESO functionary had said.
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Mail News Service Imphal, Sep 5 : As a part of its yearlong programme in connection with the silver jubilee celebration, the Manipur library association {mala), jointly with the Canchipur high school, is organising the 3rd Atulchandra memorial lecture-2012 cum book releasing function synchronising with the 115th birth anniversary of Dr. H. Atulchandra Singh on […]
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Imphal, Sep 5 : As a part of its yearlong programme in connection with the silver jubilee celebration, the Manipur library association {mala), jointly with the Canchipur high school, is organising the 3rd Atulchandra memorial lecture-2012 cum book releasing function synchronising with the 115th birth anniversary of Dr. H. Atulchandra Singh on Monday, September10 at 11:30 am at the premises of the Canchipur high school. In the occasion in which Dr. Th. Purnima head, department of library and information science, Manipur University and H. Jilla Singh, head master, Canchipur high school are to grace as the occasion as chief guest and president respectively, Dr. T. Tomba singh as the invited speaker, will deliver the Stulchandra memorial lecture-2012 on the theme “role of school library in quality education in Manipur”. As apart of the programme, the 29th book of the mala entitled napu machugi kakcheng of l.c. Lalhanba will also be released.
Former principal, College, Bishnupur and a renowned critic, Salam Tomba will review the book. As a mark of respect, floral tribute will be given to the statue of late Dr. Huirongbam Atulchnadra who established the Canchipur high school
During theprogramme.lt may kindly be noted that Atulchandra was one of the pioneers of die library movement of Manipur who establish the manipur club on 7th April, 1927 to render library services in a formalised manner mostly to the students and youths of the adjoining areas of the Kakwa Nameirakpam Leikai. He renamed the club as Manipur club library on the 1st January, 1931 and again on 19th April, 1933 the name of the library has been changed to Juvabati memorial library dedicating it to his beloved mother late chonu {juvabati). Not only in the field of library Atulchandra was a multifaceted personality of the 20th century. On his 115th birth anniversary the Manipur library association pays its humble tribute by organising the memorial lecture.
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Mail News Service Imphal, Sep 5 : As a part of its yearlong programme in connection with the silver jubilee celebration, the Manipur library association {mala), jointly with the Canchipur high school, is organising the 3rd Atulchandra memorial lecture-2012 cum book releasing function synchronising with the 115th birth anniversary of Dr. H. Atulchandra Singh on […]
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Imphal, Sep 5 : As a part of its yearlong programme in connection with the silver jubilee celebration, the Manipur library association {mala), jointly with the Canchipur high school, is organising the 3rd Atulchandra memorial lecture-2012 cum book releasing function synchronising with the 115th birth anniversary of Dr. H. Atulchandra Singh on Monday, September10 at 11:30 am at the premises of the Canchipur high school. In the occasion in which Dr. Th. Purnima head, department of library and information science, Manipur University and H. Jilla Singh, head master, Canchipur high school are to grace as the occasion as chief guest and president respectively, Dr. T. Tomba singh as the invited speaker, will deliver the Stulchandra memorial lecture-2012 on the theme “role of school library in quality education in Manipur”. As apart of the programme, the 29th book of the mala entitled napu machugi kakcheng of l.c. Lalhanba will also be released.
Former principal, College, Bishnupur and a renowned critic, Salam Tomba will review the book. As a mark of respect, floral tribute will be given to the statue of late Dr. Huirongbam Atulchnadra who established the Canchipur high school
During theprogramme.lt may kindly be noted that Atulchandra was one of the pioneers of die library movement of Manipur who establish the manipur club on 7th April, 1927 to render library services in a formalised manner mostly to the students and youths of the adjoining areas of the Kakwa Nameirakpam Leikai. He renamed the club as Manipur club library on the 1st January, 1931 and again on 19th April, 1933 the name of the library has been changed to Juvabati memorial library dedicating it to his beloved mother late chonu {juvabati). Not only in the field of library Atulchandra was a multifaceted personality of the 20th century. On his 115th birth anniversary the Manipur library association pays its humble tribute by organising the memorial lecture.
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