A day after Ningthoujam Bidyapati Devi created a record as the first woman from Manipur to scale Mt Everest, Nameirakpam Chingkheinganba, a 16 year old Manipuri school kid stepped his feet atop the world’s highest mountain at 5 Source Hueiyen News S…
A day after Ningthoujam Bidyapati Devi created a record as the first woman from Manipur to scale Mt Everest, Nameirakpam Chingkheinganba, a 16 year old Manipuri school kid stepped his feet atop the world’s highest mountain at 5 Source Hueiyen News Service
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An order from the state government was issued today Saturday asking the residents of Naga River Colony in Imphal to vacate by May 19 Sunday Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
An order from the state government was issued today Saturday asking the residents of Naga River Colony in Imphal to vacate by May 19 Sunday Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
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Even though it was nearly five decades back when New Zealander Edmund Hillary and his Nepali companion Tenzing Norgay scaled Mount Everest, the world’s highest peak, on May 29, 1953, Nameirakpam Chingkheinganba became the youngest Indian to conquer the…
Even though it was nearly five decades back when New Zealander Edmund Hillary and his Nepali companion Tenzing Norgay scaled Mount Everest, the world’s highest peak, on May 29, 1953, Nameirakpam Chingkheinganba became the youngest Indian to conquer the same peak when he and six others reached the summit this morning Source The Sangai Express
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The Tang khul Naga Aze Longphang Southern Tangkhul Naga Union strongly denounced the Cabinet decision which prohibited entry of both Sailent and Saijang villagers to the ‘disputed site’ Source The Sangai Express
The Tang khul Naga Aze Longphang Southern Tangkhul Naga Union strongly denounced the Cabinet decision which prohibited entry of both Sailent and Saijang villagers to the ‘disputed site’ Source The Sangai Express
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In remembrance of those who have lost their lives due to AIDS and to support those living with HIV, MNP SASO CoNE Care Foundation Lifeline Foundation Kripa Society AMADA AMANA CADA Human Right Alert SAATHI State Unit, Manipur Christian Netw…
In remembrance of those who have lost their lives due to AIDS and to support those living with HIV, MNP SASO CoNE Care Foundation Lifeline Foundation Kripa Society AMADA AMANA CADA Human Right Alert SAATHI State Unit, Manipur Christian Network of Positive Women Dedicated People Union FXB India Suraksha with support from Manipur State AIDS Control Society, Imphal would observe the 30th International AIDS Candlelight Memorial 2013 observance at Jawaharlal Nehru Manipur Dance Academy Hall, DM Campus here on 20th May 2013 Source Hueiyen News Service
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With the objective of faciliting formal education of all children with deformed lips and palates, Smile Train Shija SSA Cleft Project is going on in Shija Hospital as a joint project of the hospital and Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Source The Sangai Express
With the objective of faciliting formal education of all children with deformed lips and palates, Smile Train Shija SSA Cleft Project is going on in Shija Hospital as a joint project of the hospital and Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Source The Sangai Express
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As a part of the nation wide protest of Bharatiya Janata Party BJP against UPA Government for its alleged indulgence in corruption, volunteers of BJP Manipur Unit are all set to join the Jail Bharo protest in the State from May 27 to June 2 Sour…
As a part of the nation wide protest of Bharatiya Janata Party BJP against UPA Government for its alleged indulgence in corruption, volunteers of BJP Manipur Unit are all set to join the Jail Bharo protest in the State from May 27 to June 2 Source Hueiyen News Service
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Around 60 Kls of SK Oil are wasted due to leakages every month out of 2080 Kls allocated to Manipur by the Government of India for a month Source The Sangai Express
Around 60 Kls of SK Oil are wasted due to leakages every month out of 2080 Kls allocated to Manipur by the Government of India for a month Source The Sangai Express
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A meeting of the State Cabinet convened this evening has approved signing of Memorandum of Understanding MoU with United People’s Party of Kangleipak UPPK , whose 45 armed cadres surrendered to the State government on February 5 this year Source …
A meeting of the State Cabinet convened this evening has approved signing of Memorandum of Understanding MoU with United People’s Party of Kangleipak UPPK , whose 45 armed cadres surrendered to the State government on February 5 this year Source Hueiyen News Service
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Referring to comment in a local daily about the Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh charging some of his ministerial colleagues of depleting the State exchequer crores of rupees, the BJP Ma nipur Pradesh today demanded a CBI inquiry on the matter Source Th…
Referring to comment in a local daily about the Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh charging some of his ministerial colleagues of depleting the State exchequer crores of rupees, the BJP Ma nipur Pradesh today demanded a CBI inquiry on the matter Source The Sangai Express
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The Ukhrul district SSA Primary Teachers’ Association has warned of launching democratic form of agitation from May 26 if the authority concerned fails to ensure payment of pending salaries for several months by May 25 Source The Sangai Express
The Ukhrul district SSA Primary Teachers’ Association has warned of launching democratic form of agitation from May 26 if the authority concerned fails to ensure payment of pending salaries for several months by May 25 Source The Sangai Express
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The State Cabinet has given its approval for the State Government to sign a Memorandum of Understanding MoU with UPPK which has given up arms and returned to the mainstream Source The Sangai Express
The State Cabinet has given its approval for the State Government to sign a Memorandum of Understanding MoU with UPPK which has given up arms and returned to the mainstream Source The Sangai Express
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With an aim to ensure school education to all children, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, State Mission Authority collaborated with Shija Hospital for surgical correction of Cleft Lips Palate children in the age group of 6 18 years, a project which Shija Hospital…
With an aim to ensure school education to all children, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, State Mission Authority collaborated with Shija Hospital for surgical correction of Cleft Lips Palate children in the age group of 6 18 years, a project which Shija Hospital has been taking up since 2006 Source Hueiyen News Service
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The District social organizations and NGOs of Ukhrul today jointly organized a silent protest rally demanding repeal of AFSPA Armed forces special powers act 1958 from the region Source The Sangai Express Mungchan Zimik
The District social organizations and NGOs of Ukhrul today jointly organized a silent protest rally demanding repeal of AFSPA Armed forces special powers act 1958 from the region Source The Sangai Express Mungchan Zimik
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Governor of Manipur Gurbachan Jagat has extended his congratulation to the 1st North East Top of the World Mount Everest Expedition team for their accomplishment in sending 9 climbers from North East India to summit of Mt Source Hueiyen News Service
Governor of Manipur Gurbachan Jagat has extended his congratulation to the 1st North East Top of the World Mount Everest Expedition team for their accomplishment in sending 9 climbers from North East India to summit of Mt Source Hueiyen News Service
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Strongly emphasising on protection, maintenance and renovation of historical monuments and sites to uphold Manipur’s glorious past, chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh has called upon private land owners in Palace Compound to relinquish land ownership for…
Strongly emphasising on protection, maintenance and renovation of historical monuments and sites to uphold Manipur’s glorious past, chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh has called upon private land owners in Palace Compound to relinquish land ownership for which the Go vernment will pay adequate compensation Source The Sangai Express
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Manipur Gorkha Welfare Union, All Manipur Gorkha Students Union ,Nepali Sahitya Parishad and Bharatiya Gorkha Parisang have strongly condemned the abduction of Ningma Sherpa 17 , s o Deepak Sherpa Rajkumar Limbu 18 s o Surajkumar Limbu Lakpa Sherp…
Manipur Gorkha Welfare Union, All Manipur Gorkha Students Union ,Nepali Sahitya Parishad and Bharatiya Gorkha Parisang have strongly condemned the abduction of Ningma Sherpa 17 , s o Deepak Sherpa Rajkumar Limbu 18 s o Surajkumar Limbu Lakpa Sherpa 17 , s o Pasong Sherpa Tensing Sherpa 17 , s o Phuphu Tsering Sanjoy Limbu 18 s o Ram Bahadur Shannu Limbu 17 s o Laxman Limbu Manao Tamang 18 , s o Narayan Tamang by Kuki militant suspected to be KRF Source Hueiyen News Service
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A seminar cum interaction programme on Education of Muslim Girls Opportunities and Challenges was organized by All Manipur Muslim Girls Students’ Union at Kuki Inpi here today Source Hueiyen News Service
A seminar cum interaction programme on Education of Muslim Girls Opportunities and Challenges was organized by All Manipur Muslim Girls Students’ Union at Kuki Inpi here today Source Hueiyen News Service
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New Delhi, May 18 (ANI): Arunachal Pradesh Member of Parliament Takam Sanjoy on Saturday urged the Indian Government to be assertive in asking China to stay away from his state. “We are optimistic that the Indian Government will be very assertive on various issues affecting the two nations. All that we would ask from the […]
New Delhi, May 18 (ANI): Arunachal Pradesh Member of Parliament Takam Sanjoy on Saturday urged the Indian Government to be assertive in asking China to stay away from his state.
“We are optimistic that the Indian Government will be very assertive on various issues affecting the two nations. All that we would ask from the Indian Government is that talks are held on the border issue. India should be assertive in placing their points,” Sanjoy said.
“The recent incursion by China hasn’t been of good design, although with the intervention of the Prime Minister himself with the dialogue process, all we want our PM to clarify, is that no portion of Arunachal Pradesh belongs to China, and they should keep away from India,” Sanjoy added.
On an emotional note, he further said: “We are Indians, and no force in the world can separate us, may be the roots are different, but still we are a part of this country,” he said.
Commenting on the issue of stapled visas, Sanjoy said: “In connection with the stapled visa, the Government of India should be very clear, and should continue having dialogues with China. Hence, whichever visa is used for other states in the country, the same visas should be used for Arunachal Pradesh, as we are a part of India. No need for India to accept stapled visas.”
Sanjoy’s comments came on the eve of Chinese Premier Li’s visit to India from Sunday. This is Premier Li’s first foreign trip since assuming office. He would also visit Pakistan, Germany and Switzerland during the week-long foray.
His statement was also a rejoinder to the Bharatiya Janata Party’s demand that the government should insist that Beijing recognise the stapled visa as a valid diplomatic document.
BJP Member of Parliament Kirran Rijju had earlier in the day said: “This visit has a historical significance. We have a great opportunity as well. I have written to our Prime Minister that he should take up two issues with the Chinese premier. First, they should accept the stapled visa that would be issued by the Chinese to the people of Arunachal Pradesh. First, China claimed Arunachal as their part and so there was no need for the people of Arunachal to go to China. Now, that they have agreed to give stapled visas, then, in a way, they are accepting that Arunachal is a part of India. There might be differences over the issue, but they are acknowledging it and issuing the visas. So, I feel that China has softened its stand.”
Senior BJP leader Yashwant Sinha said India and China can cooperate globally on many issues. We should talk to the Chinese Prime Minister from a position of strength and not from a position of weakness. We are a great nation. China recognises that we are a great nation. And we should keep that in mind.”
China and India, despite both being founding members of the BRICS group of developing nations and having increasingly close economic relations, have long looked with suspicion at each other following a brief border war in 1962, which China won.
Both countries were involved in a renewed border standoff on the icy Himalayan mountains which calmed down this month after India agreed to a Chinese demand to demolish a remote army position, a topic discussed when India’s foreign minister visited China last week.
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AIZAWL, May 18 NNN : Tuberculosis (TB) still a threat to Mizoram. During January-March, 2013, as many as 497 people in Mizoram were detected with TB infection, out of which in the case of 164 persons, the TB germ is detected in the phlegm, and 88% of these 164 patients are now healed after treatment. […]
AIZAWL, May 18 NNN : Tuberculosis (TB) still a threat to Mizoram.
During January-March, 2013, as many as 497 people in Mizoram were detected with TB infection, out of which in the case of 164 persons, the TB germ is detected in the phlegm, and 88% of these 164 patients are now healed after treatment. Besides these, 6 other people were newly detected with MDR- TB infection.
This figure was shown in the performance report and presentation on Multi Drug Resistant (MDR-TB) during 3 months given through power point presentation by Dr. Harvey Vanlalpeka, Asst. Programe Officer and Dr.Lalhriatpuia, MO, State TB Cell at the Ist Quarter (January – March, 2013) Review Meeting on detection and treatment of Tuberculosis (TB) patients, held at Health Directorate Conference Hall on Friday.
At the review meeting which was presided over by Dr.Vanlalhruaii, State TB Officer Dr.K.Ropari, Directorate of Health Services said that the Revised National TB Control Programme (RNTCP) has been started in Mizoram from 2003, and since then review meeting is held regularly after every 3 months.
Dr.K.Ropari said it is necessary that the TB patients take the prescribed medicines properly because there is a great chance that others contracted the disease because of negligence for TB treatment by the infected people. She also said that TB and HIV can be infected simultaneously. “It is advisable that if a person suffers from coughing for two weeks or more, he or she may go for treatment early, and get the phlegm examined”, Dr.K.Ropari advised.
The review meeting was attended by the Chief Medical Officer, the District TB Officer, the Senior Treatment Supervisor, the DOT Plus Supervisor, the Senior TB Laboratory Supervisor from each district, besides from NGOs- representatives of Zoram Entu Pawl (ZEP) and Christian Medical Association of India (CMAI).
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