Rani Gaidinliu’s Birth Centenary observed

IMPHAL, Nov 9: Zeliangrong Union; Inpui Union; Zeme Council; Liangmai Council and Rongmei Council jointly observed Rani Gaidinliu’s Birth Centenary at ZU Head Office at Kakhulong, Paona Bazar on November

IMPHAL, Nov 9: Zeliangrong Union; Inpui Union; Zeme Council; Liangmai Council and Rongmei Council jointly observed Rani Gaidinliu’s Birth Centenary at ZU Head Office at Kakhulong, Paona Bazar on November 6.

Informing this in a press release, Zeliangrong Union (Assam, Manipur and Nagaland) maintained that Rani Gaidinliu movement for independence from the British Empire, 1928 to 1932 was impressed by the then Congress Government of India.

It recalled that Late Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India gave the title ‘Rani’ in 1937 out of love and respect for the cause she stood for.

A two-minute silent prayer was observed to pay respect and homage to the departed soul of Rani Gaidinliu.

After the observance function, the leaders of the organizations had a consultative meeting and minutely discussed on the formation of a single apex body and its modality for the Zeliangrong people of Assam, Manipur and Nagaland.

The meeting also verbally agreed that the apex body should be federal in structure in order to strengthen the bond of unity and integrity of Zeliangrong people.

It further re-affirmed to fulfill the vision of the farsighted forefathers for re-unification and development of Zeliangrong people living in Assam, Manipur and Nagaland.

The consultative meeting ended with a closing prayer from president of Rongmei Council, Manipur Thongkubui Pamei.

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Absence of judges made Sharmila wait for case hearing

IMPHAL, November 9: Anti-AFSPA crusader Irom Chanu Sharmila who recently completed 15 years of fasting against the Act was produced before the court of the CJM Imphal West at Chierap

IMPHAL, November 9: Anti-AFSPA crusader Irom Chanu Sharmila who recently completed 15 years of fasting against the Act was produced before the court of the CJM Imphal West at Chierap Court today.

Sharmila was however made to wait for some hours due to the absence of the CJM I/W RK Memcha who has already been promoted to Grade I of Manipur Judicial Service. The charge of the CJM I/W is presently held by CJM I/E A Noutuneshori who is also reported to be out of station.

Eventually, the hearing was transferred to Judicial Magistrate First Class, (JMIC) Imphal West.

In the process, Sharmila who was brought to the court complex around 10:35 am had to wait for more than a few hours in the Cheirap Court complex.

The case hearing was conducted by JMIC Alek Muivah, who due to other case hearings at the Lamphel Court, arrived at the Cheirap Court around 2pm.

The delay in the court hearing for which, the anti-AFSPA crusader was made to wait for long also drew much flak from several organisations who condemned it as an act of negligence on the part of the court authorities.

Speaking to media persons, the Iron Lady also regretted the incident.

She reiterated her movement which she had initiated 15 years ago is for the general public and not for her individual self.

She also charged the Centre of playing an inhumane game by not listening to the demand to repeal the AFSPA.

Condemning the guidelines of the Ministry of Home Affairs to meet activists like herself, Sharmila said such guideline is a dark law and will further hamper the freedom of activists.

It may be mentioned that the MHA guideline says that anyone willing to meet an activists in jail like Sharmila would have to deposit Rs one lakh as security.

Sharmila meanwhile lauded the defence witnesses who made themselves available near her during the whole process.

Vice president of the All Manipur Rickshaw Drivers & Pullers Association L Gojen who was present at the court premise as a defence witness said the association supports Irom Sharmila and her movement and further lamented that she has been charged under u/s 309 (Attempt to suicide).

He said the charge is not correct and that the court has released her unconditionally on repeated occasions.

Organisations like the Kabui Mothers’ Association and Women Action for Development that were also present in the court complex showing solidarity the Iron Lady Irom Chanu Sharmila also condemned the negligence of court authority.

Advocate Anand Prasad from Rajasthan and a research scholar from the University of Chicago Sayanthan Saharoy were also present at the court complex.

Irom Shamrila will further be produced before the court on November 23.

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Postal dept gears up for festive season

IMPHAL, November 9: A Business Development meeting was organized in the premises of newly built Parcel Centre located in the Imphal HPO for making mega customers aware about the new

IMPHAL, November 9: A Business Development meeting was organized in the premises of newly built Parcel Centre located in the Imphal HPO for making mega customers aware about the new services of the department of posts.

Addressing the group of representatives from various organizations, Vinod Kumar, Director (Posts) Manipur said that India post is touching lives of all people by providing different services.

He asserted that with the world largest network India post address communications needs of the people of India by providing last mile connectivity from Ladhak to Kanyakumari and from Manipur to Gujarat every corner is touched by the department of posts.

The Director intimated that speed post service is the fastest service offered by India post. Speed Post which is the market leader in the domestic express industry, is providing time-bound and express delivery of letters and parcels weighing up to 35 kg between specified stations in India. In the past 28 years, it continues to be the market leader in the express industry with monthly volumes of almost four crore articles, he maintained.

While explaining premium services like Business post, logistics, express parcel and describing Media post and direct post services, Vinod Kumar said that during festival season all shopkeepers, manufacturers, retailers and traders can advertise their product among public at very less price through dept of posts.

He also threw light on the social security scheme and laid stress upon Sukanya Samridhi Yojana and advised all people of the State to gift their girl child with Sukanya account on this festive season as it can open way to her bright future.

He announced that keeping in view of festive season, special arrangements have been made to make this service is available in all post offices under Manipur Division.

The Director informed that if any member of public faces any kind of problem in opening of Sukanya account, she/he can directly contact to mobile number 8132822602, 8974894286 and 9612977706 in the office of the Director Manipur.

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CCpur JAC apprises CM of demands for talks to be initiated

CHURACHANDPUR, November 9: The leadership of the Joint Action Committee against anti-tribal bills met the Chief Minister today and submitted a charter of demands. The charter of demand was submitted

CHURACHANDPUR, November 9: The leadership of the Joint Action Committee against anti-tribal bills met the Chief Minister today and submitted a charter of demands.

The charter of demand was submitted to the Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh and his cabinet ministers excluding the tribal MLAs.

It has also been submitted to the Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Minister of State Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju, Centre’s interlocutor for the talks with NSCN (IM) RN Ravi, special secretary Ministry of Home Ashok Prasad and joint secretary in charge North East MA Ganapathy.

The team which also included leaders of the ATSUM JPO demanded that for talks to be initiated, the government must first ensure that the three bills are recalled within five days from now.

The demands also include that both the State government and the Ministry of Home should give in writing within five days that the talks will be held in the presence of some representation who is not lower than the joint secretary rank from the MoH.

The JAC has also demanded the State government to give ‘Luangman’ or the price of killing for the nine dead, and ‘Etkolna/ Kepna’ for those injured during the recent agitations so as to fulfil the tribal customary law and traditional practice as the government has already performed Hiamkham on November 2 acknowledging that it was wrong.

The JAC has also included in its four page charter of demand that the government should cancel any such previous orders made between February 22, 1962 to November 14, 1978 regarding the Manipur Land Revenue and Revenue Act. 1960 currently extended to villages under Autonomous District Council, mainly the five points that include 89 villages in Churachandpur Sub Division , 92 villages in Jiribam, 14 villages in Sadar Hills of Mao Sub Division, Makhau Tampak of Churachandpur district and 809 Hectre of land in Khoupum village of Tamenglong district.

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Meet underlines peaceful co-existence amongst ethnic people of State

IMPHAL, November 9: A one-day public discussion on peaceful co-existence amongst the ethnic people of Manipur was jointly organized by United People’s Administrative Council (UPACO) Manipur, National Identity Protection Committee

IMPHAL, November 9: A one-day public discussion on peaceful co-existence amongst the ethnic people of Manipur was jointly organized by United People’s Administrative Council (UPACO) Manipur, National Identity Protection Committee (NIPCO); Thoubal Ima and Meeyamgi Thoudang Club (MTC) Sugnu at Ching Tam Community Hall, Sugnu today.

Khunyamba of Sugnu Moirangthem Babuchand Meitei; vice-president of Thoubal Ima Elangbam ongbi Ibecha Devi; chief of M Monpi village Haokip; ex-president of People’s Council Ngamkhulet Haokip and chief of Makhao Tamoak village Kontang Haokip attended the discussion programme as presidium members.

Speaking at the occasion as a resource person, convener of JCILPS Khomdram Ratan asserted that the rich art and culture of various ethnic communities, unique existence of hills, lakes, rivers, roads and bridges in different parts clearly implies that different ethnic people of the State cannot separate from each other.

He maintained that people of hills and valley have been jointly protecting integrity of the State since time immemorial.

Products of the hills are used in valley. Likewise products of the valley are used in the hills. This is a clear indication of the peaceful co-existence amongst the people of the hills and valley since time immemorial, he observed.

Calling upon the communities to shun sense of disintegration and alienation from others, the JCILPS convener noted that such separate thoughts will hamper peace and tranquility in the State which in turn will threaten existence of the indigenous people.

He also mentioned that ever since Manipur annexed to India, the State has fallen prey to divide and rule policy of the latter.

Being a victim of divide and rule policy, the State has not able to become self-reliant mainly in daily needs, Kh Ratan said.

Reiterating that the three bills passed by the State Assembly were for the whole people of the State not for a particular community, he expressed grave concern on the increasing influx of outsiders which has threatened existence of the indigenous people.

He clarified that JCILPS could not visit families of the nine civilians killed in Churachandpur incident due to time factor.

However, the committee will visit the bereaved families in a favorable time, the JCILPS convener added.

Addressing the gathering as one of the resource persons, advisor of UPACO T Rameshwor said that the origin of the hills and valley is same and that the fact is clearly mentioned in approved textbooks.

Secretary of Human Resource Development, United Committee Manipur (UCM) and advisor of UPF BM Yaima were also present at the public discussion as resource persons.

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The Peacock’s Feather

As winter approaches, it has already begun to feel like a time for reflection. Perhaps this is because it is the season of festivals, both secular and religious. The most

As winter approaches, it has already begun to feel like a time for reflection. Perhaps this is because it is the season of festivals, both secular and religious. The most important of these festivals are, Christmas, of one of the most important religions of the world, and of course Diwali, arguably the most widely celebrated festival in India. But in a more local context there are also, was also the just concluded, Kut harvest festival, the upcoming Ningol Chakouba, the Sangai festival and in the neighbouring state of Nagaland, the famous Hornbill festival. We have no intention of delivering a homily on the approaching festivals as well as those just gone by, and we are not even qualified to do it. However, the winter mood inevitably drives many, and we join them, to reflect on some of the many mysteries and intricacies of life – most particularly human life. A National Geographic feature some time ago on “sex” provides a pad to launch a rumination on one of these mysteries. The theme of the feature was based on Charles Darwin’s theory of “Natural Selection” and how this is part of the natural process of propagation of species, and how sex is the most perfected mechanism nature designed to effect this “Natural Selection”. The assumption is that instinctively, sexually reproducing life forms (which is nearly the whole of the animal kingdom and a greater section of the plant world), tend to mate with partners who are perceived to have the best genetic characteristics needed for survival and propagation of species. A lot of zigsaw puzzles of mating behaviours of animals seem to fall in place, from viewpoint of this theory. Even in the case of human beings, this seems to explain why there is so much concurrence on the general perception of certain types of body figures and vital statistics, as attractive. But there are problems, and as is almost always the case, the problems give more food for thought than the successful explanations.

One of the problems, as the National Geographic documentary pointed out is the peacock, incidentally India’s national bird, known for its colourful feathers and its characteristic strut. Charles Darwin is said to have remarked that the sight of a peacock was always extremely painful for him. Although said probably in jest, the remark is understandable, for how else can the peacock’s cumbersome feathers be explained in terms of the Darwinian theory of natural selection. The feathers make the bird extremely clumsy, making it easy prey for predators; it hampers its food gathering manoeuvres therefore reduces its survival chances; it is a dead weight during flight therefore making the bird expend more energy to traverse distance etc., and the list of disadvantages the bird suffers because of its tail can be much longer. in short, it is not a survival accessory and should have been long eliminated by the theory of Natural Selection. Consequently, peacocks with the most feathers should have died out leaving behind the less feathered but fitter and agile amongst the species to carry on the survival struggle. The fact has been just the opposite. For reasons that cannot be satisfactorily explained in scientific evolutionary terms, the peacock’s chances of finding a suitable peahen to mate with depend precisely on the fullness and brightness of its strut. The National Geographic feature demonstrates this by studying and noting the diminishing success rates of peacocks with feathers pruned in varying degrees, in finding a mate. What then has the peacock’s feather to do with evolution? The feature merely presents this as a frontier for science, but such questions seldom fail to transport the enquirer to the realm of religion.

But it is in human behaviour that more profound evolutionary problems are encountered. The enigma is most engrossing when it comes to the question of the human qualities of love and compassion. Even if these are also the qualities of others in the animal kingdom, there is one that distinguishes the human species – its capability of transferring parental love to non-offspring. That is, the phenomenon of adoption. In modern times, the practice is also growing. There are more evidences of the forces of Natural Selection continuing to determine human behaviour. The human emotion of compassion is one of these. The pressure of Natural Selection is supposed to be to eliminate the weak and unfit in a species so only the strong and fit lives on. Humans have turned this logic upside down, and feel protective about the weak and lame, the handicapped and mentally challenged. So is this a signal of the dead end of the road for Natural Selection and propagation of own genes. Would this prove to be a disadvantage for the human species in evolutionary terms. Perhaps, but the National Geographic features only calls this a brave new world for evolutionary science. Whatever it is, whether it ultimately dooms or uplifts the human species further in evolutionary time, there can be no doubt this will still be a reaffirmation of the magic of human life that makes it worth the while.

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Unity of hill and valley stressed upon during 71st birth anniversary of Chingsubam Akaba

IMPHAL, November 9: The 71st birth anniversary of Chingsubam Akaba was observed today in a solemn function at Thoyee Village in Phungyar AC of Ukhrul district. During the observation the

IMPHAL, November 9: The 71st birth anniversary of Chingsubam Akaba was observed today in a solemn function at Thoyee Village in Phungyar AC of Ukhrul district.

During the observation the 2nd foundation day of the relaunched ‘Pandam’ a bilingual eveninger which was launched in 1980 by Chingsubam Akaba was also held.

The function was organised jointly by the Luchingpurel Chingsubam Akaba Ningsing Lup (LUCANIL), Thoyee Village Authority and Management Board of Pandam.

Titular King of Manipur Leisemba Sanajaoba attended the function as the chief guest.

The function was also attended by former minister RV Mingthing, Tangkhul Naga Wungnaolong president Sweeten Rahing, retd IPS P Dhanakumar Singh, R Suisa Trust vice chairman Mathankui Zimik, life-time secretary of Manipur State Sumang Lila Council Sougrakpam Hemanta, Organizing Committee convenor and also the executive editor of Pandam daily Namoijam Tomba and Thoyee Village Authority headman Ng Khathing as presidium members.

Delivering his speech at the function, titular king of Manipur Leisemba Sanajaoba said ‘Oja Akaba’ was a man who always worked to maintain the good relationship of hill and valley people.

He further said considering the present scenario of Manipur, we need to find a solution to bridge the gap between the hill and valley people soon.

He said argument of the valley people against the idea of breaking Manipur is that Manipur had existed as a nation state for thousands of years with the hill and valley living together with love and care so why should we break it now.

On the other hand the hill people’s argument is that the hill people have been suppressed for too long now and due to the suppression they can no longer compete as equal with other, he observed.

There has been no development in the hills and their lives are filled with incompleteness and disappointment all around. So they want to start making their own fate now, he said.

Both arguments have their own merits, however, if the people continue to be rigid in their stand what could be the State’s fate, Sanajaoba observed.

This is the time for educated youth and the wise elders of both the hills and the valley come together to find a solution so that peace and prosperity prevail in the land, he said.

Instead of sitting together to find the solution, if we continue to shout at one another standing on opposite sides, there will be no peace and prosperity in the land, he added.

We are all Manipuris first and then Meiteis, Kuki, Naga, Tangkhul, Kabui, Anal, etc. he said.

The titular king also recalled that he had met NSCN (IM) leader Th Muivah some time back.

He said “Ipa Muivah” is like a father figure to him and that they share a good rapport.

Quoting the NSCN (IM) leader, Sanajoaba said Muivah had told him that the hill and the valley can never be separated and neither the hills nor the valley alone can make Manipur a whole.

When the people of the valley cries, the hill cannot remain aloof and vice versa, he said quoting Muivah.

Tangkhul Naga Wungnaolong president Sweeten Rahing said the gap between the people was created after the valley people were converted to Hindus under the influence of Santidas Gosai.

The importance of “Tangkhul Saba” in Meitei Laiharaoba and the importance of “Leirung Phee” in Meitei weddings and other similar rituals show the close affinity among the Meitei and Tangkhul, he observed.

Renowned comedian Sougrakpam Hemanta said there is no tension between the common people of the hill and the valley, all the reported tensions are among the leaders.

He elaborated the actual ground reality is much different from what is being reported as the media mostly reports the statements of the leaders and not the general voice of the people.

Meanwhile, the 2nd Luchingpurel Chingsubam Akaba Ningsing Journalist Award 2014-15 were also presented to the award winners at the function.

Editor of Poknapham daily Aribam Robindro Sharma was presented with the Editor Award, Reporter Award for print media was presented to chief reporter of Hueiyen Lanpao Manipuri edition Maisnam Karnajit and Reporter Award for electronic media was presented to news reporter of ISTV Network Pritam Laishram.

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CM, Dy. CM, laud Classic Hotel chain and Babina healthcare; urge all to emulate founder’s work culture

IMPHAL, November 9: Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh praised Dr Thangjam Dhabali for his feat of creating world class enterprises in the fields of healthcare and hospitality. Ibobi was speaking

IMPHAL, November 9: Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh praised Dr Thangjam Dhabali for his feat of creating world class enterprises in the fields of healthcare and hospitality.

Ibobi was speaking on the inauguration of the Hotel Classic Grande at East Chingmeirong which coincides with the of 40th anniversary of founding of Babina Clinic.

Dr. Dhabali’s entreperneurial spirit has today created more than 750 direct jobs and another 250 or so indirect ones, according to a fact sheet presented to the audience of the function today at the Hotel Classic Grande’ conference hall.

The Classic Hosipitality undertakings and Babina healthcare enterprises, today accounts for nearly Rs. 2 crore taxes, including Rs. 55 lakh income tax paid to the government annually, the same fact sheet said.

Ibobi praised these stupendous efforts and said everybody in the state need to encourage such entrepreneurship, saying only a rise in entrepreneurship can solve the state’s unemployment problem, besides augmenting the state’s GDP.

He said he laments that Manipur is still caught in the bandh-blockade culture, which is standing in the way of the rise of entrepreneurship in the state, observing that during the nearly three months of bandhs and strikes called by the JCILPS, the Classic Hotel was on the verge fo closedown because of a drastic drop in tourists and other visitors to the state and therefore hotel occupancy.

He said the state has to correct its ways.

He also praised Dr. Dhabali for the contribution he is making to the government by generating tax revenue observing that in advanced countries, Government keeps strict vigil to tax liabilities of private enterprises, but clears all hurdles before them. Dr Dhabali is showing the way for everybody in this regard too, he further said.

Endorsing Dr. Dhabali’s proposal, the Chief Minister also said Hotel Imphal is likely to be upgraded to 5-Star status in the coming years. this will be under the Public-Private Partnership model the mode of which is still to be discussed and sorted out.

Earlier, Deputy Chief Minister, Gaikhangam, who the guest of honour heaped rich praises on Dr. Dhabali and joked that though he has never ever visited a foreign country, he was getting a sense of what it is like from every visit to The Classic Hotel as well as the Babina Clinic. He further joked that as a state leader and politician he was wary of invitation to functions, but this was one he was truly excited about.

In his address, the Chairman & MD of Babina Groups of Companies Dr Th Dhabali Singh MD FAIMS said that his venture started way back November 9, 1983 as a small diagnostic setup at Roop Mahal Tank.

He continued that in the year 1995 he was able to enact full fledged diagnostic centre at RIMS road.

He said that with determination and support from his colleagues he could achieve what he has now.

He revealed that he is the second biggest service tax payer in the state after BSNL, having more than 750 employees under his line of companies in the state and beyond.

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Another way of conducting Manipur Sangai Festival – E-Pao.net

E-Pao.netAnother way of conducting Manipur Sangai FestivalE-Pao.netManipur State Govt firmly believes that promoting tourism into Manipur can bring about socio-economic development of the state. The Central Govt (esp. Ministry of tourism, and North Eas…


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Byeelections will teach Cong a lesson on graft Chaoba

The BJP has taken the coming bye elections to Thongju and Thangmeiband Assembly Constituencies A Cs seriously as the elections this time will teach a lesson to the Congress party already mired in corruption and scandals, said BJP Manipur Pradesh Pres…

The BJP has taken the coming bye elections to Thongju and Thangmeiband Assembly Constituencies A Cs seriously as the elections this time will teach a lesson to the Congress party already mired in corruption and scandals, said BJP Manipur Pradesh President Th Chaoba on Monday Source Hueiyen News Service

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Senapati DC launches school Ecoclubs

The closing ceremony of the National Sanitation cleanliness campaign under Swachh Bharat Mission GRAMIN held from September 25 to October 9 under the aegis of Senapati district water and sanitation committee, Manipur was held at Senapati DHQs multi…

The closing ceremony of the National Sanitation cleanliness campaign under Swachh Bharat Mission GRAMIN held from September 25 to October 9 under the aegis of Senapati district water and sanitation committee, Manipur was held at Senapati DHQs multi purpose hall today, our correspondent reports Source The Sangai Express

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National team to check quality of works under PMGSY

The Centre will be sending a national quality monitoring team to inspect the quality of all works undertaken in the State under Pradhanmantri Gram Sadak Yojana PMGSY Source Hueiyen News Service

The Centre will be sending a national quality monitoring team to inspect the quality of all works undertaken in the State under Pradhanmantri Gram Sadak Yojana PMGSY Source Hueiyen News Service

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Maintaining clean Imphal CS seeks public cooperation

The Chief Secretary of the State has urged the masses to assist the State Government in its endeavour to keep the Imphal city, particularly the Imphal Tidim line clean for the upcoming Sangai festival Source The Sangai Express

The Chief Secretary of the State has urged the masses to assist the State Government in its endeavour to keep the Imphal city, particularly the Imphal Tidim line clean for the upcoming Sangai festival Source The Sangai Express

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PREPAK salutes ‘martyrs’

The proscribed People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak PREPAK has offered revolutionary salute to those who had sacrificed their lives in the war of Manipur’s independence and prayed for their souls on the day of Martyrs Day, November 12 Sou…

The proscribed People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak PREPAK has offered revolutionary salute to those who had sacrificed their lives in the war of Manipur’s independence and prayed for their souls on the day of Martyrs Day, November 12 Source Hueiyen News Service

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Abduction, carjacking Police pull up one

In connection with the abduction of a man and hijacking of a car, police have pulled up one sus pect identified as Th Subhas chandra 35 of Langthabal Kunja Mayai Leikai Source The Sangai Express

In connection with the abduction of a man and hijacking of a car, police have pulled up one sus pect identified as Th Subhas chandra 35 of Langthabal Kunja Mayai Leikai Source The Sangai Express

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Leaders should change mindset to end conflicts Dr Mani Khuman

Political leaders should not ignite communal feelings for personal gain in a country where different communities live together and if the leaders do not mend their ways, then conflicts in the country will never end, said All Manipur United Club’s Organ…

Political leaders should not ignite communal feelings for personal gain in a country where different communities live together and if the leaders do not mend their ways, then conflicts in the country will never end, said All Manipur United Club’s Organisation President Dr Y Mani Khuman Source Hueiyen News Service

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Senapati district scores a first

By announcing the digitization of all certificates Senapati district has become the first district in Manipur to issue certificates digitally Source The Sangai Express

By announcing the digitization of all certificates Senapati district has become the first district in Manipur to issue certificates digitally Source The Sangai Express

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JACChurachandpur walks out of meeting with CM Ibobi

The first meeting with Joint Action Committee Against Anti Tribal Bills JAC AATB and the State Government was held on Monday at Chief Minister’s Bungalow after more than two months when the three Bills connected with the protection of indigenous peop…

The first meeting with Joint Action Committee Against Anti Tribal Bills JAC AATB and the State Government was held on Monday at Chief Minister’s Bungalow after more than two months when the three Bills connected with the protection of indigenous people were rejected by tribal communities in Manipur Source Hueiyen News Service

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Turn out pleases Irom Sharmila

Irom Chanu Sharmila has today expressed satisfaction with the turnout of a group of people to show solidarity when she was produced before the Court for a case hearing Source The Sangai Express

Irom Chanu Sharmila has today expressed satisfaction with the turnout of a group of people to show solidarity when she was produced before the Court for a case hearing Source The Sangai Express

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NHAI Releases National Highways Construction Cost Index NHCCI

National Highways Authority of India NHAI has released National Highways Construction Cost Index NHCCI up to September 2015 Source Hueiyen News Service

National Highways Authority of India NHAI has released National Highways Construction Cost Index NHCCI up to September 2015 Source Hueiyen News Service

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