Constitution of boundary panel after Assembly session

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL July 26

Revenue minister Karam Shyam today announced on the floor of the House that a district boundary commission would be constituted to demarcate boundaries of the districts after ongoing budget session is over.

Replying to a question from Opposition Congress member R. K. Imo Singh the minister said the matter has been consulted with the law department and the process for setting up of the boundary commission is almost complete and it will be headed by a retired judge.

The state government will demarcate the district boundaries according to the report of the commission.

Manipur government created seven more districts last year increasing the number of districts in the state to 16.

 

Pony

The veterinary minister V. Hangkhalian told the House that the government has no plan as of now to shift the ponies loitering along Imphal streets. He was replying to a question put up by Opposition Congress member K. Ranjit Singh.

The minister said as per 2012 livestock census Manipur’s pony population is 1101. He said in 2015 the government provided financial assistance of Rs. 9,417 at an average to each of 15 selected pony clubs.

 

Organic farming

The minister of state for agriculture V. Hangkhalian informed the members of the Assembly that the Centre had released Rs. 3.8 crores to department of horticulture and soil conservation, which is the nodal department for implementation of organic farming for the year 2016-17.

Responding to a question raised by Congress member Abdul Nasir the minister said black aromatic rice (chak-hao) is cultivated under organic farming in four valley districts of Manipur for the year 2016-17.

 

VIP expenditure

The chief minister N. Biren Singh, who is also the leader of the House, informed that the state government spent about Rs. 41.82 lakhs in between March 15 and July 15 in connection with visits by VVIP and VIPs to the state.

The amount includes Rs. 25,04,620 for hotel accommodation, Rs. 13,49,284 for state dinner and cultural programmes and Rs. 3,28,875 for fuel, he said.

 

Recruitment

The social welfare minister Nemcha Kipgen said her department is recruiting 11 posts of child development project officer through Manipur Public Service Commission.

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL July 26

Revenue minister Karam Shyam today announced on the floor of the House that a district boundary commission would be constituted to demarcate boundaries of the districts after ongoing budget session is over.

Replying to a question from Opposition Congress member R. K. Imo Singh the minister said the matter has been consulted with the law department and the process for setting up of the boundary commission is almost complete and it will be headed by a retired judge.

The state government will demarcate the district boundaries according to the report of the commission.

Manipur government created seven more districts last year increasing the number of districts in the state to 16.

 

Pony

The veterinary minister V. Hangkhalian told the House that the government has no plan as of now to shift the ponies loitering along Imphal streets. He was replying to a question put up by Opposition Congress member K. Ranjit Singh.

The minister said as per 2012 livestock census Manipur’s pony population is 1101. He said in 2015 the government provided financial assistance of Rs. 9,417 at an average to each of 15 selected pony clubs.

 

Organic farming

The minister of state for agriculture V. Hangkhalian informed the members of the Assembly that the Centre had released Rs. 3.8 crores to department of horticulture and soil conservation, which is the nodal department for implementation of organic farming for the year 2016-17.

Responding to a question raised by Congress member Abdul Nasir the minister said black aromatic rice (chak-hao) is cultivated under organic farming in four valley districts of Manipur for the year 2016-17.

 

VIP expenditure

The chief minister N. Biren Singh, who is also the leader of the House, informed that the state government spent about Rs. 41.82 lakhs in between March 15 and July 15 in connection with visits by VVIP and VIPs to the state.

The amount includes Rs. 25,04,620 for hotel accommodation, Rs. 13,49,284 for state dinner and cultural programmes and Rs. 3,28,875 for fuel, he said.

 

Recruitment

The social welfare minister Nemcha Kipgen said her department is recruiting 11 posts of child development project officer through Manipur Public Service Commission.

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Letpao cracks whip against use of fake certificate for jobs

By A Staff Reporter
IMPHAL | July 26
Youth affairs and sports minister, Letpao Haokip, today informed the House that the department will take befitting action against any individual if found using fake sports certificate to get government jobs.
The …

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | July 26

Youth affairs and sports minister, Letpao Haokip, today informed the House that the department will take befitting action against any individual if found using fake sports certificate to get government jobs.

The minister stated this while responding to queries raised by the Opposition bench during the voting and discussion hours for grants on the sixth day of the ongoing budget session.

Letpao said there has been complaint of certification done by an order of department of personnel in the year 1998. However the case has not been officially proved.

Clarifying on the lack of proper policy for sports, he said that the sports policy which was framed in 1984 in consonant with the Sports Authority of Manipur is very much alive.

The policy has been upgraded in 2003, he said and added that under which an Olympian medalist will be awarded with cash incentive of Rs. 2 crore and 25 lakhs for the participants.

He further revealed that altogether 70 meritorious persons have been provided with government jobs and a requisition has been sent to MPSC to recruit 21 coaches.

To further encourage sports in the state, he said, the department is planning to take up new schemes and projects under Khelo India project a vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi including development of local playgrounds across the state.

With regards to the status of the proposed Sports University, he said that a total of 325.90 acres of land have been acquired by the revenue department at Haraothel and the fencing for the same has been started.

In his response to measure taken to preserve indigenous games, the minister informed that the department has been providing financial assistance to altogether 53 sports association.

He further informed the House that the department is actively considering the establishment of Sports Governing Body.

The chairman of the body will be the chief minister, the YAS minister as vice chairperson with sports personalities as the members, he said adding inclusion of sports curriculum as schools syllabus be the responsibility of the body.

Responding to queries raised by the Opposition bench with regards to community and rural department (C&RD), the concerned minister Th. Bishwajit Singh, divulged that road connectivity in rural areas will be improved with the launch of PMGSY-II due to be launched by 2019.

Clarifying on the inability of the government to properly implement PMGSY, he pointed out that the Phase 11th of the PMGSY is categorized in two batches.

He said that the detail project report (DPR) for the first batch sent by the previous government was not approved due to some technical error. As a result, the government had to send another DPR and convinced the concerned minister, he said.

Bishwajit informed the House that the DPR was approved by the Centre and a sum of Rs. 587.70 crore has been sanctioned for construction of 121 roads with total length of 1,199.225 km including 6 long span bridges.

The DPR for the second batch for construction of 163 roads with total length of 1962 km including 45 long bridges with an estimate of Rs 1044 crores has been completed, said Bishwajit.

According to him, once the amount for the second batch is sanctioned the development works for rural areas can be improved without any delay.

With regarads to Pradhan Mantri Awaj Yojna Grameen (PMAYG) a DPR of Rs. 495 crores have been submitted to the ministry, he said.

Bishwajit, who is also holding the portfolio of power department, said a state policy for power has been framed in line with the promise made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to make the country power sufficient by March 2019.

Stating that the state has now enough power Bishwajit expressed his confidence that the vision of the present government to electrify the rural areas by December 2018 will surely be achieved.

As per 2001 census altogether 2582 un-electrified villages were identified by the department out of which 2362 has been electrified, he said adding that process to electrify the remaining 220 villages is under active consideration.

Of the total 220, 63 villages from December Chandel, Senapait, Churachandpur, Ukhrul, Tamenglong have been included in the Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gram Jyoti Yojana while the 113 villages will be included in the off grid plan and 39 in grid plan under the funding of Rural Electrification Corporation (REC), said Bishwajit.

Moreover, he informed that for the procurement of 330 numbers of transformers of different capacities tender has been floated besides procurement of other relevant equipments to further enhance the electrification work.

In his response to queries relating to minority and other backward classes (MOBC) and scheduled Castes department, chief minister, N. Biren Singh, contended that the beneficiary list of the year 2016 was incomplete a reason for the inability to distribute the loan.

He further pointed out that none of the applicants who applied for housing loans during the same government did not give any formal applications but only appeared on the list which made the identification process almost impossible.

Nevertheless, fresh preparation has been started to provide loans to beneficiaries under PMAY.

Of the total 3000 students who applied for scholarship only ten percent genuine beneficiaries was found despite the fact that repeated publicity through advertisement have been made for the same.

The chief minister further informed the government is mulling to implement widow scheme.

The Manipur Legislative Assembly passed four more demands for grants for the year 2017-18 amounting to Rs. 1727,37,73,000 on the sixth day of the ongoing budget session today.

The Opposition MLAs who participated in the discussion are N. Loken, K Ranjit, D. Korungthang, Kh. Joykishan, Md. Abdul Nasir, AK Mirabai, RK Imo, Md Fajur Rahim, K. Meghachandra, DD Thaisii.

MLAs from treasury bench, P. Sarat and TT Haokip, also participated in the discussion.

After deliberate discussion and submission of observations from both the benches, the cut motions were withdrawn before passing it unanimously.

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Village chief alleges forceful land acquisition for sports varsity

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KANGPOKPI | July 26

Village chief of L. Tangnaum, previously known as Haraothel expressed his apprehension over the controversial issue of the construction of National Sports University, which could affect hill-valley relationship.

Vaiphei, Chief of L. Tangnaum village also blamed the state government and the authority concerned for the unwanted development and the alleged intimidating policy of acquiring land for the proposed university.

He continued that recently some persons from the neighbouring villages have been destroying the hills and forest plantation of L.Tangnaum (Haraothel) without any official authorisation. On July 23 a large track of hills and forest plantation was damaged by using heavy machineries taking away all the timbers without any authority and ran way with their machineries when L.Tangnaum villager chased them, he said.

He said that establishment of National sports varsity at Koutruk, Senjam Chirang and Sejam Khunou which will be an asset to the sports lover of the state is under threat of an early extinction even before the bill for the establishment of the varsity has been introduced in the Parliament owing to the highhandedness of some vested individuals.

He recalled that initially everybody welcome the idea of establishing the sports varsity at Koutruk, Senjam Chirang and Sejam Khunou and even they offered to donate land for the same but when large area of the location falls within the village of L. Tangnaum (Haraothel) the villagers raised strong objection against donating their land.

The villagers of L. Tangnaum are not against the establishment of the varsity but if any portions of their lands are to be affected, they demand the government to follow due process of law and go for land acquisition, H. Vaiphei said while adding that the villagers of L. Tangnaum had been unfortunately portrayed as anti-sports varsity. 

While accusing the state government for the entire misunderstanding by playing with the emotion of the innocent people, H. Vaiphei elucidated that the government had stealthily issued an allotment orders on December 28, 2016 allotting 325.60 acres of land to the director, Youth Affairs & Sports, Manipur which include 137.62 acres of village land of Haraothel, now L.Tangnaum under Dag.No.1 of village No.47-Koutruk.

He also alleged that the allotment orders were never published in the official gazette and its existence has been kept in the dark while adding that L.Tangnaum is a recognised hill village within Sadar Hills, now Kangpokpi district and any allotment is subject to the provision of Section 4(1) of the Manipur Legislative Assembly (Hill Areas Committee Orders, 1972 and the provisions of Section 29(1) (xiv) of the Manipur Hill Areas District Councils Act, 1971.

In fact, the revenue department has no authority regarding allotment of lands of Hill villages but it can acquire the same, H. Vaiphei asserted while cautioning that the government’s policy could ultimately lead to animosity between the people of hills and plain which could also derail the establishment of the sports varsity at the present location.

He asked the government as to why the allotment orders is not publishes in official gazette and on what ground the land of hill villages has been included in the allotment Orders issued by the revenue department in violation of the provisions of the related laws instead of going for land acquisition process.

From Our Correspondent

KANGPOKPI | July 26

Village chief of L. Tangnaum, previously known as Haraothel expressed his apprehension over the controversial issue of the construction of National Sports University, which could affect hill-valley relationship.

Vaiphei, Chief of L. Tangnaum village also blamed the state government and the authority concerned for the unwanted development and the alleged intimidating policy of acquiring land for the proposed university.

He continued that recently some persons from the neighbouring villages have been destroying the hills and forest plantation of L.Tangnaum (Haraothel) without any official authorisation. On July 23 a large track of hills and forest plantation was damaged by using heavy machineries taking away all the timbers without any authority and ran way with their machineries when L.Tangnaum villager chased them, he said.

He said that establishment of National sports varsity at Koutruk, Senjam Chirang and Sejam Khunou which will be an asset to the sports lover of the state is under threat of an early extinction even before the bill for the establishment of the varsity has been introduced in the Parliament owing to the highhandedness of some vested individuals.

He recalled that initially everybody welcome the idea of establishing the sports varsity at Koutruk, Senjam Chirang and Sejam Khunou and even they offered to donate land for the same but when large area of the location falls within the village of L. Tangnaum (Haraothel) the villagers raised strong objection against donating their land.

The villagers of L. Tangnaum are not against the establishment of the varsity but if any portions of their lands are to be affected, they demand the government to follow due process of law and go for land acquisition, H. Vaiphei said while adding that the villagers of L. Tangnaum had been unfortunately portrayed as anti-sports varsity. 

While accusing the state government for the entire misunderstanding by playing with the emotion of the innocent people, H. Vaiphei elucidated that the government had stealthily issued an allotment orders on December 28, 2016 allotting 325.60 acres of land to the director, Youth Affairs & Sports, Manipur which include 137.62 acres of village land of Haraothel, now L.Tangnaum under Dag.No.1 of village No.47-Koutruk.

He also alleged that the allotment orders were never published in the official gazette and its existence has been kept in the dark while adding that L.Tangnaum is a recognised hill village within Sadar Hills, now Kangpokpi district and any allotment is subject to the provision of Section 4(1) of the Manipur Legislative Assembly (Hill Areas Committee Orders, 1972 and the provisions of Section 29(1) (xiv) of the Manipur Hill Areas District Councils Act, 1971.

In fact, the revenue department has no authority regarding allotment of lands of Hill villages but it can acquire the same, H. Vaiphei asserted while cautioning that the government’s policy could ultimately lead to animosity between the people of hills and plain which could also derail the establishment of the sports varsity at the present location.

He asked the government as to why the allotment orders is not publishes in official gazette and on what ground the land of hill villages has been included in the allotment Orders issued by the revenue department in violation of the provisions of the related laws instead of going for land acquisition process.

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Manipur Hockey gets ‘Best State Unit’ for 2017 – Eastern Mirror

Manipur Hockey gets ‘Best State Unit’ for 2017
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Meanwhile Manipur Hockey expressed happiness over the nomination of Thokchom Anuradha Devi as a coach of junior women national coaching camp which is underway at Sports Authority of India, Bangalore. The camp which started on July 9 will continue …

Manipur Hockey gets 'Best State Unit' for 2017
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Meanwhile Manipur Hockey expressed happiness over the nomination of Thokchom Anuradha Devi as a coach of junior women national coaching camp which is underway at Sports Authority of India, Bangalore. The camp which started on July 9 will continue …

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Mark tampering, irregularities in tabulation of MPSC exposed

Imphal, July 26: Some Candidates who had appeared in the Manipur Civil Service Combined competitive examination- 2016 conducted by the Manipur Public Service Commission (MPSC) has exposed massive irregularities and mark tampering in the conduct of the examination. In some of the answer scripts procured from the MPSC, there were no signature of the examiners […]

Imphal, July 26: Some Candidates who had appeared in the Manipur Civil Service Combined competitive examination- 2016 conducted by the Manipur Public Service Commission (MPSC) has exposed massive irregularities and mark tampering in the conduct of the examination. In some of the answer scripts procured from the MPSC, there were no signature of the examiners […]

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Manipur Lok Sabha MP urges Centre to declare NE issues as National Calamity – Eastern Mirror

Manipur Lok Sabha MP urges Centre to declare NE issues as National Calamity
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Imphal, July 26 (EMN): Lok Sabha MP Dr Thokchom Meinya Singh has urged the Union Government and Ministry of Home Affairs during the ongoing parliament session to immediately declare flash floods in North-East India as a “National Calamity” for …

Manipur Lok Sabha MP urges Centre to declare NE issues as National Calamity
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Imphal, July 26 (EMN): Lok Sabha MP Dr Thokchom Meinya Singh has urged the Union Government and Ministry of Home Affairs during the ongoing parliament session to immediately declare flash floods in North-East India as a “National Calamity” for …

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Manipur: Rising Ripples – indiablooms

indiabloomsManipur: Rising RipplesindiabloomsOn July 10, 2017, a civilian, identified as Ranjan Das (42), was shot dead by United Tribal Liberation Army (UTLA) militants at his residence at Chhata Bekra village in Jiribam District situated near the Ass…


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Manipur: Rising Ripples
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On July 10, 2017, a civilian, identified as Ranjan Das (42), was shot dead by United Tribal Liberation Army (UTLA) militants at his residence at Chhata Bekra village in Jiribam District situated near the Assam-Manipur interstate boundary. UTLA later

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Manipur: State calls for more grants to curb outbreak of flood related diseases – thenortheasttoday.com

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Manipur: State calls for more grants to curb outbreak of flood related diseases
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Imphal, July 26, 2017: The fifth day session of the Manipur Legislative Assembly concluded with the unanimous decision to pass four more grants for the year 2017-18 amounting to Rs. 1271,13,79,000. The sum was inclusive and will be allocated to various …

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Mysterious Thalon Caves in Manipur – thenortheasttoday.com

thenortheasttoday.comMysterious Thalon Caves in Manipurthenortheasttoday.comThalon cave, a historical site under Tamenglong district is a one of kind place which needs a sneak peak. Situated around 185 kilometers from the state capital, Thalon Cave wil…


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Mysterious Thalon Caves in Manipur
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Thalon cave, a historical site under Tamenglong district is a one of kind place which needs a sneak peak. Situated around 185 kilometers from the state capital, Thalon Cave will give you goosebumps, the caves are very dark and spooky in nature. A

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Mysterious Thalon Caves in Manipur – thenortheasttoday.com

thenortheasttoday.comMysterious Thalon Caves in Manipurthenortheasttoday.comThalon cave, a historical site under Tamenglong district is a one of kind place which needs a sneak peak. Situated around 185 kilometers from the state capital, Thalon Cave wil…


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Mysterious Thalon Caves in Manipur
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Thalon cave, a historical site under Tamenglong district is a one of kind place which needs a sneak peak. Situated around 185 kilometers from the state capital, Thalon Cave will give you goosebumps, the caves are very dark and spooky in nature. A

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Manipur: Indira Gandhi National Tribal University students intensify protests – thenortheasttoday.com

Manipur: Indira Gandhi National Tribal University students intensify proteststhenortheasttoday.comIMPHAL, July 26: Protest rally was held at Makhan in Kangpokpi district by students of Indira Gandhi National Tribal University-regional campus Manipur ag…

Manipur: Indira Gandhi National Tribal University students intensify protests
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IMPHAL, July 26: Protest rally was held at Makhan in Kangpokpi district by students of Indira Gandhi National Tribal University-regional campus Manipur against various demands which were unmet. While speaking to newsmen Khazi Bapna, President …

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Manipur Facing Shortage of Medical Doctors: Jayentakumar – NorthEast Today


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Manipur Facing Shortage of Medical Doctors: Jayentakumar
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Manipur is facing acute shortage of medical doctors, this was stated Manipur Health minister L Jayentakumar. “Manipur health service has only 697 doctors (medical officers) even as the minimum required was estimated at 1385,” said Jayentakumar told the …
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Manipur Facing Shortage of Medical Doctors: Jayentakumar
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Manipur is facing acute shortage of medical doctors, this was stated Manipur Health minister L Jayentakumar. “Manipur health service has only 697 doctors (medical officers) even as the minimum required was estimated at 1385,” said Jayentakumar told the …
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Manipur Facing Shortage of Medical Doctors: Jayentakumar
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Manipur is facing acute shortage of medical doctors, this was stated Manipur Health minister L Jayentakumar. “Manipur health service has only 697 doctors (medical officers) even as the minimum required was estimated at 1385,” said Jayentakumar told the …
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Manipur Facing Shortage of Medical Doctors: Jayentakumar
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Manipur is facing acute shortage of medical doctors, this was stated Manipur Health minister L Jayentakumar. “Manipur health service has only 697 doctors (medical officers) even as the minimum required was estimated at 1385,” said Jayentakumar told the …
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