Nehru Yuva Kendra, Senapati and Rural Development Foundation Association RDFA organized a 15th day conclusion day de addiction camp today for 40 campers Source The Sangai Express
Nehru Yuva Kendra, Senapati and Rural Development Foundation Association RDFA organized a 15th day conclusion day de addiction camp today for 40 campers Source The Sangai Express
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Even as a furore has been kicked up over the purported statements made to the media at Aizawl on October 21, IFCD Minister Ngamthang Haokip today announced that the possibility of naming a road in Greater Imphal area after Olympic medallist MC Mary Kom…
Even as a furore has been kicked up over the purported statements made to the media at Aizawl on October 21, IFCD Minister Ngamthang Haokip today announced that the possibility of naming a road in Greater Imphal area after Olympic medallist MC Mary Kom would be discussed at the level of the Chief Minister soon Source The Sangai Express
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After the Supreme Court of India issued a notice to the Central government as well as the state government of Manipur on October 19 last to withdraw the Armed Forces Special Powers Act AFSPA from Manipur following the writ petition filed, the man beh…
After the Supreme Court of India issued a notice to the Central government as well as the state government of Manipur on October 19 last to withdraw the Armed Forces Special Powers Act AFSPA from Manipur following the writ petition filed, the man behind the crusade, Dr Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
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The United Naga Council UNC today held a very serious meeting at Senapati headquaters in connection with the prevailing situation Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
The United Naga Council UNC today held a very serious meeting at Senapati headquaters in connection with the prevailing situation Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
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Hearing for all the complaints and appeals filed through RTI before Manipur Information Commission MIC has been deferred indefinitely from October 17, an MIC official said on Wednesday Source The Sangai Express
Hearing for all the complaints and appeals filed through RTI before Manipur Information Commission MIC has been deferred indefinitely from October 17, an MIC official said on Wednesday Source The Sangai Express
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Publication of name, address, school, picture or any other particulars calculated to lead to the identification of juvenile or child involved in any proceedings under Juvenile Justice Care and Protection of Children Act, 2000 is prohibited under Sect…
Publication of name, address, school, picture or any other particulars calculated to lead to the identification of juvenile or child involved in any proceedings under Juvenile Justice Care and Protection of Children Act, 2000 is prohibited under Section 21 of the Act Source The Sangai Express
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Two high yielding and palatable varieties of rice, known locally as Mangan Phou and Enot Phou, were launched today by scientists of Central Agriculture University CAU Source The Sangai Express
Two high yielding and palatable varieties of rice, known locally as Mangan Phou and Enot Phou, were launched today by scientists of Central Agriculture University CAU Source The Sangai Express
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CAF PD Minister M Okendro has sent a missive to Union Petroleum Minister Jaipal Reddy and Chairman of IOC, RS Butola today highlighting the infeasibility of blocking the connection of LPG consumers falling under Same Name, Same Address, different nam…
CAF PD Minister M Okendro has sent a missive to Union Petroleum Minister Jaipal Reddy and Chairman of IOC, RS Butola today highlighting the infeasibility of blocking the connection of LPG consumers falling under Same Name, Same Address, different names same address and incomplete address Source The Sangai Express
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One does not need to be a class topper and gold medallist to crack MCS examination, said MCS successful candidates Source The Sangai Express
One does not need to be a class topper and gold medallist to crack MCS examination, said MCS successful candidates Source The Sangai Express
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Failure of jail authority to clear dues to two pharmacies supplying necessary drugs to inmates of Sajiwa Jail and Manipur Central Jail has forced the closure of the drug stores Source The Sangai Express
Failure of jail authority to clear dues to two pharmacies supplying necessary drugs to inmates of Sajiwa Jail and Manipur Central Jail has forced the closure of the drug stores Source The Sangai Express
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The NSCN faction headed by SS Khaplang said today that the outfit will always stand by the people’s side but reiterated that we will never be a part of the NSCN IM solution Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
The NSCN faction headed by SS Khaplang said today that the outfit will always stand by the people’s side but reiterated that we will never be a part of the NSCN IM solution Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
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At the time when no employee opts to be posted in Manipur, adviser to Chief Minister on Power and Infrastructure, Jarnail Singh has said he works in the State with only Re 1 salary as a demonstration that Manipur is the best place to be posted Source…
At the time when no employee opts to be posted in Manipur, adviser to Chief Minister on Power and Infrastructure, Jarnail Singh has said he works in the State with only Re 1 salary as a demonstration that Manipur is the best place to be posted Source The Sangai Express
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A mason was killed at Heingang Panthoibi Leikai under Imphal East district last night Source The Sangai Express
A mason was killed at Heingang Panthoibi Leikai under Imphal East district last night Source The Sangai Express
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Routine operation services at Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital were paralysed as more than 400 staff comprising of nurses, paramedical and Grade IV employees have taken mass casual leave for three days to air a number of grievanc…
Routine operation services at Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital were paralysed as more than 400 staff comprising of nurses, paramedical and Grade IV employees have taken mass casual leave for three days to air a number of grievances from today Source The Sangai Express
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The All Manipur Women’s Voluntary Association AMWOVA has celebrated its 23rd Foundation Day today at Manipur Press Club Source The Sangai Express
The All Manipur Women’s Voluntary Association AMWOVA has celebrated its 23rd Foundation Day today at Manipur Press Club Source The Sangai Express
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DIMAPUR, Oct 24 NNN : The NSCN faction headed by S.S.Khaplang said today that the outfit will always stand by the people’s side but reiterated that “we will never be a part of the NSCN-IM solution.” Wangtin Naga who is the kilonser (minister) in charge of public relations and NGOs said the outfit understands the […]
DIMAPUR, Oct 24 NNN : The NSCN faction headed by S.S.Khaplang said today that the outfit will always stand by the people’s side but reiterated that “we will never be a part of the NSCN-IM solution.”
Wangtin Naga who is the kilonser (minister) in charge of public relations and NGOs said the outfit understands the sentiments of the Naga public and “we will not do things that hurt the Naga populace.” “However, as has been reiterated, we are hell-bent against the NSCN-IM solution,” the NSCN-K leader stated while adding, “We are very much with the people.”
Earlier, NSCN-K had already said that it can never accept a piecemeal Naga solution. The NSCN-K had asked that nearly 30,000 lives of the Nagas had lost in the 70 long years fight protecting their ‘motherland’ and what if it ends up in a piecemeal solution?
The NSCN-K then said it does not recognise the Joint Legislature Forum (JLF) floated by the 60 MLAs of Nagaland legislative assembly to push for the expedition of the ongoing talks between the NSCN-IM and New Delhi.
The NSCN-K while dismissing Nagaland Home minister Imkong L Imchen as “nobody” when comes to Naga issue, said “No matter how much he may try to gain his political mileage out of the issue he will never succeed for everybody knows what he is and who he is.”
Imkong L Imchen was one of the 20-member JLF delegation to New Delhi currently camping in New Delhi.
Nagaland home minister Imkong L Imchen had reportedly stated on October 15 that neither the NSCN-IM nor the government of India had signed any sort of agreement to settle the issue within the Constitution of India. “Judging from the Imkong’s statement, he seems to be very much part of the ongoing negotiation (a party of IM or GOI) as the matter has to be clarified to the general public either by the NSCN IM or by the GOI,” the NSCN-K had said.
The NSCN-K then had said the Indo-Naga issue is dragging on for more than 60 long years due to the insincerity of the government of India and its agencies who tried to crush and suppress the Nagas with its military might for the last six decades.
“But on realising the futility of military exercises, New Delhi hesitantly concluded that military might alone cannot solve or suppress the Nagas’ determination for self rule hence, ceasefire was finally signed much to the delight of the military generals who have all along been telling the rulers at the echelons of power seats that only political negotiation could bring about a lasting solution. Therefore, now the talk of 15 long years of negotiation is not the issue, the Naga issue is not about 15 years but it is about 70 long years leading to the loss of nearly 30,000 brave Nagas lives protecting their motherland. This is only for Naga public awakening of what is going on and what is going to happen to the Nagas if all those lives lost in their fight for their freedom ends up in a piecemeal solution. As such, the NSCN once again reminds and reiterates its stand before the people that it will never be a part of the ongoing murmurings of the so-called Joint Legislature Forum (JLF) of the so-called Nagaland state,”.
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Bruce K. Thangkhal Imphal, Oct 24 : The multi-lingual monthly magazine Zogam Today is set to hit the market as daily newspaper from October 30 onwards. The magazine, which came up with its first issue in May last year, is now gearing up to become one of the daily newspapers of Churachandpur district in Manipur, […]
Bruce K. Thangkhal
Imphal, Oct 24 : The multi-lingual monthly magazine Zogam Today is set to hit the market as daily newspaper from October 30 onwards. The magazine, which came up with its first issue in May last year, is now gearing up to become one of the daily newspapers of Churachandpur district in Manipur, says Zogam Today editor S. Nengkhanlun, who is also the Secretary of Manipur Hill Journalists Union (MHJU).
The editor told that Zogam Today (an independent daily newspaper) will be released by the Chief Guest Ginsuanhau Zou, MLA Singngat A/C on October 30. Langkhanpau Guite, chairman, ADC, CCpur and Jacintha Lazarus IAS, DC, CCpur will kindly grace the inaugural function as the Guest of Honour and Functional President respectively.
“Zogam Today follows a strong principle of ‘Journalism without barriers’. Now we are working hard to bring out the first issue. We will begin our work from Zogam Today office starting on October 25. We are committed to truth, honest and unbiased towards news reporting”, the editor said.
Come October 30, Zogam Today will be an independent daily newspaper. Since then the paper will hit its stand daily.
The first-two issue of Zogam Today will be distributed as free copies. The paper will be delivered to the subscribers every morning. The subscription fee is only Rs. 100/- per month.
Shifting from monthly magazine to daily newspaper, the Zogam Today aims to bring out unbiased news and information to the people of Churachandpur as well as Manipur.
Zogam Today editorial team is headed by S. Nengkhanlun as Editor with his associates Bruce K. Thangkhal as Joint Editor, Johnson Pau as News Editor and Lalboi Gangte as Reporter. The contributors/correspondents include T. Zamlunmang Zou (Shillong), S. Thangboi Zou (Shillong), Suanlyan Tungnung (Mumbai) and Kamlianlal Zou (New Delhi).
The Office of Zogam Today has been inaugurated by Rev. S.K. Manlun with prayer on October 14 in the presence of Zogam Today editor S. Nengkhanlun, advisers Michael Ginzasuan, DSO, CCpur, S.Kaikhankap, ARCS and Mannuamching MCS, CEO, CCpur. The office is located at P. Kamdou Veng, only a kilometre distance from Lamka Police Station.
Zogam Today magazine has completed 16 months before it took complete transformation, monthly to daily. The last issue of this magazine is coming up within this month. The editor thanked the advisers, patron members, contributors and well-wishers, who are indeed the backbone of Zogam Today magazine. The editor further requested them to still extend their hands in the coming days.
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Bruce K. Thangkhal Imphal, Oct 24 : The multi-lingual monthly magazine Zogam Today is set to hit the market as daily newspaper from October 30 onwards. The magazine, which came up with its first issue in May last year, is now gearing up to become one of the daily newspapers of Churachandpur district in Manipur, […]
Bruce K. Thangkhal
Imphal, Oct 24 : The multi-lingual monthly magazine Zogam Today is set to hit the market as daily newspaper from October 30 onwards. The magazine, which came up with its first issue in May last year, is now gearing up to become one of the daily newspapers of Churachandpur district in Manipur, says Zogam Today editor S. Nengkhanlun, who is also the Secretary of Manipur Hill Journalists Union (MHJU).
The editor told that Zogam Today (an independent daily newspaper) will be released by the Chief Guest Ginsuanhau Zou, MLA Singngat A/C on October 30. Langkhanpau Guite, chairman, ADC, CCpur and Jacintha Lazarus IAS, DC, CCpur will kindly grace the inaugural function as the Guest of Honour and Functional President respectively.
“Zogam Today follows a strong principle of ‘Journalism without barriers’. Now we are working hard to bring out the first issue. We will begin our work from Zogam Today office starting on October 25. We are committed to truth, honest and unbiased towards news reporting”, the editor said.
Come October 30, Zogam Today will be an independent daily newspaper. Since then the paper will hit its stand daily.
The first-two issue of Zogam Today will be distributed as free copies. The paper will be delivered to the subscribers every morning. The subscription fee is only Rs. 100/- per month.
Shifting from monthly magazine to daily newspaper, the Zogam Today aims to bring out unbiased news and information to the people of Churachandpur as well as Manipur.
Zogam Today editorial team is headed by S. Nengkhanlun as Editor with his associates Bruce K. Thangkhal as Joint Editor, Johnson Pau as News Editor and Lalboi Gangte as Reporter. The contributors/correspondents include T. Zamlunmang Zou (Shillong), S. Thangboi Zou (Shillong), Suanlyan Tungnung (Mumbai) and Kamlianlal Zou (New Delhi).
The Office of Zogam Today has been inaugurated by Rev. S.K. Manlun with prayer on October 14 in the presence of Zogam Today editor S. Nengkhanlun, advisers Michael Ginzasuan, DSO, CCpur, S.Kaikhankap, ARCS and Mannuamching MCS, CEO, CCpur. The office is located at P. Kamdou Veng, only a kilometre distance from Lamka Police Station.
Zogam Today magazine has completed 16 months before it took complete transformation, monthly to daily. The last issue of this magazine is coming up within this month. The editor thanked the advisers, patron members, contributors and well-wishers, who are indeed the backbone of Zogam Today magazine. The editor further requested them to still extend their hands in the coming days.
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IMPHAL, Oct 24 NNN : The biggest harvesting festival of the Anal tribe ‘Chavan Kumhrin,’ was celebrated at Tribal Research Institute, Chingmeirong in Imphal organized by Anal Taangpi Valing (Imphal) flaunting different cultural events and performing cultural rituals amidst merry making. Since from the early period, the festival marks the end of the harvesting season […]
IMPHAL, Oct 24 NNN : The biggest harvesting festival of the Anal tribe ‘Chavan Kumhrin,’ was celebrated at Tribal Research Institute, Chingmeirong in Imphal organized by Anal Taangpi Valing (Imphal) flaunting different cultural events and performing cultural rituals amidst merry making.
Since from the early period, the festival marks the end of the harvesting season when village elders headed by chiefs and priests offer part of the harvested crops to their God and then eat the remaining, said Chandel MLA Nunghung Victor who was attending at the celebration. He said the literal meaning of ‘Chavan’ is ‘autumn’ while ‘Kumhrin’ denotes ‘New Year.’
Victor also expressed happiness to witness the mammoth gathering at the function marking the Chavan Kumhrin celebration and offered prayer to the God for a bounty of crops for the coming year.
The celebration was inaugurated with Chavan Kumhrin Thanksgiving Gospel Service and it was followed by a glittering cultural programme.
As part of the festival, a fashion parade was held where several Anal students took part. Children and elders from Baptist Church, Imphal also staged a drama based on harvesting. Anal folk songs and cultural dances were later presented, aside from prayers were offered and then all the partakers together had a grand feast.Ex-MP BD Behring who was also taking part at the celebration stated the harvesting festival Chavan Kumhrin was first started to organize at Modi village in Chandel district at district level and since then the festival begun to celebrate on October 23 every year after the Manipur Government recognized it as a festival of the Anal tribe with a district holiday of Chandel.
This festival has not only attained popularity but also brings unity for the tribe, said Anal Taangpi Valing. It also promotes the tribe’s cultural heritage in a healthy manner. The Chavan Kumhrin festival which was initiated by the Anal tribe at the beginning, has become a common festival for all the tribes inhabiting Chandel district today. The celebration has also been Christianised.
The Anal tribe is one of the oldest tribes of Manipur. They occupy the Chakpi River basin and its adjoining areas upto the Indo-Myanmar border in Chandel district of Manipur. The Anals are also found dwelling mostly in Sagaing Sub-division of the neighbouring Myanmar.
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IMPHAL, Oct 24 NNN : The biggest harvesting festival of the Anal tribe ‘Chavan Kumhrin,’ was celebrated at Tribal Research Institute, Chingmeirong in Imphal organized by Anal Taangpi Valing (Imphal) flaunting different cultural events and performing cultural rituals amidst merry making. Since from the early period, the festival marks the end of the harvesting season […]
IMPHAL, Oct 24 NNN : The biggest harvesting festival of the Anal tribe ‘Chavan Kumhrin,’ was celebrated at Tribal Research Institute, Chingmeirong in Imphal organized by Anal Taangpi Valing (Imphal) flaunting different cultural events and performing cultural rituals amidst merry making.
Since from the early period, the festival marks the end of the harvesting season when village elders headed by chiefs and priests offer part of the harvested crops to their God and then eat the remaining, said Chandel MLA Nunghung Victor who was attending at the celebration. He said the literal meaning of ‘Chavan’ is ‘autumn’ while ‘Kumhrin’ denotes ‘New Year.’
Victor also expressed happiness to witness the mammoth gathering at the function marking the Chavan Kumhrin celebration and offered prayer to the God for a bounty of crops for the coming year.
The celebration was inaugurated with Chavan Kumhrin Thanksgiving Gospel Service and it was followed by a glittering cultural programme.
As part of the festival, a fashion parade was held where several Anal students took part. Children and elders from Baptist Church, Imphal also staged a drama based on harvesting. Anal folk songs and cultural dances were later presented, aside from prayers were offered and then all the partakers together had a grand feast.Ex-MP BD Behring who was also taking part at the celebration stated the harvesting festival Chavan Kumhrin was first started to organize at Modi village in Chandel district at district level and since then the festival begun to celebrate on October 23 every year after the Manipur Government recognized it as a festival of the Anal tribe with a district holiday of Chandel.
This festival has not only attained popularity but also brings unity for the tribe, said Anal Taangpi Valing. It also promotes the tribe’s cultural heritage in a healthy manner. The Chavan Kumhrin festival which was initiated by the Anal tribe at the beginning, has become a common festival for all the tribes inhabiting Chandel district today. The celebration has also been Christianised.
The Anal tribe is one of the oldest tribes of Manipur. They occupy the Chakpi River basin and its adjoining areas upto the Indo-Myanmar border in Chandel district of Manipur. The Anals are also found dwelling mostly in Sagaing Sub-division of the neighbouring Myanmar.
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