Biren meets Yogi in Pravish case

Biren meets Yogi in Pravish case

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | Sept 25

Chief minister N. Biren Singh today met Uttar Pradesh chief minister, Adityanath Yogi and discussed about the controversial death of Pravish Chanam on September 9 in Noida.

During the meeting Biren reportedly submitted findings of the investigation into Pravish’s death conducted by ADG Manipur police, Pramod Asthana, to Yogi before urging him to take necessary action accordingly.

In response, the UP CM reportedly assured Biren that his (Yogi’s) government will take up possible measure at the earliest to ensure justice is delivered in the case.

It has been informed that Biren also suggested Yogi to hand over the case to an independent body if necessary.

Pravish Chanam, (22) went missing from a concert in Noida on the night of September 8 and his family lodged a missing person’s report the next day (September 9) at Knowledge Park police station.

Despite the police complaint Pravish body was cremated on September 13 after it was recovered from Nitihari allegedly without informing the family.

On September 18, Manipur chief minister N. Biren Singh sent the state’s additional director-general of police (intelligence) Pramod Asthana to Noida to get “factual information” on the case.

Biren meets Yogi in Pravish case

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | Sept 25

Chief minister N. Biren Singh today met Uttar Pradesh chief minister, Adityanath Yogi and discussed about the controversial death of Pravish Chanam on September 9 in Noida.

During the meeting Biren reportedly submitted findings of the investigation into Pravish’s death conducted by ADG Manipur police, Pramod Asthana, to Yogi before urging him to take necessary action accordingly.

In response, the UP CM reportedly assured Biren that his (Yogi’s) government will take up possible measure at the earliest to ensure justice is delivered in the case.

It has been informed that Biren also suggested Yogi to hand over the case to an independent body if necessary.

Pravish Chanam, (22) went missing from a concert in Noida on the night of September 8 and his family lodged a missing person’s report the next day (September 9) at Knowledge Park police station.

Despite the police complaint Pravish body was cremated on September 13 after it was recovered from Nitihari allegedly without informing the family.

On September 18, Manipur chief minister N. Biren Singh sent the state’s additional director-general of police (intelligence) Pramod Asthana to Noida to get “factual information” on the case.

Read more / Original news source: http://www.ifp.co.in/item/3887-biren-meets-yogi-in-pravish-case

Cows safer than NE people: Joykishan

Cows safer than NE people: Joykishan

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | Sept 25

Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) spokesperson, Kh. Joykishan taking a jibe on the ruling BJP at the Centre opined that in India cows are much safer than people of the Northeastern region of the country.

Joykishan was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a sit-in-demonstration staged today at the market shed of Thangmeiband Pukhriachouba Mapal in connection with the missing case of Taorem Bitoo, who went missing in New Delhi.

Taorem Bitoo, 32, son of Taorem Tomcha of Thangmeiband Polem Leikai, went missing on September 13 evening. He went to Delhi for medical treatment of his ailing mother. On September 13 evening around 4.45 pm Bitoo went out for evening walk at Kishan Ghar, Vashant Kunj, New Delhi and has never returned since.

Although a missing complaint was reportedly lodged with the police station concerned by his family the next day (on September 14) there has been no breakthrough in the case.

It has been informed that the Thangmeiband Youth Organisation (TYO) also submitted a memorandum to the chief minister N. Biren Singh drawing his attention to trace the missing person but no positive result has been yielded till date.

Frustrated over the failure of the government to trace the whereabouts of Bitoo, residents of Thangmeiband including its MLA Kh. Joykishan Singh, staged a sit-in-demonstration drawing the attention of the state government to take necessary steps in the missing case.

Taking serious note of the series of incidents involving casualties of Manipuris in mainland India recently, Joykishan termed it a clear example of the discriminatory outlook of the Central government towards the people of the region.

He maintained that it is high time for the Northeast people to start dwelling into the aspect of being frequent targets in the mainland.

Against this backdrop, the silence of both the state and Central governments further amplified their true commitment towards the people, Joykishan maintained.

“Had the series of incident been meted out to cows the entire nation would come to a boil. This clearly indicates that cows are more valuable than lives of the NE people and we can safely assume that cows are much safer than our people”, charged Kishan.

He questioned whether atrocities against the NE people is what the “acche din” meant by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi?

The Thangmeiband MLA appealed to all the “indigenous” people in the state to stand as one in the fight against discrimination meted out against the people of the region.

The MLA also announced to extend his full co-operation to the concerned organisations of Thangmeiband in the fight for justice in the Bitoo case.

In the meantime, locals clubs of Thangmeiband also announced to organize a mass torch rally on September 29 evening.

Cows safer than NE people: Joykishan

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | Sept 25

Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) spokesperson, Kh. Joykishan taking a jibe on the ruling BJP at the Centre opined that in India cows are much safer than people of the Northeastern region of the country.

Joykishan was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a sit-in-demonstration staged today at the market shed of Thangmeiband Pukhriachouba Mapal in connection with the missing case of Taorem Bitoo, who went missing in New Delhi.

Taorem Bitoo, 32, son of Taorem Tomcha of Thangmeiband Polem Leikai, went missing on September 13 evening. He went to Delhi for medical treatment of his ailing mother. On September 13 evening around 4.45 pm Bitoo went out for evening walk at Kishan Ghar, Vashant Kunj, New Delhi and has never returned since.

Although a missing complaint was reportedly lodged with the police station concerned by his family the next day (on September 14) there has been no breakthrough in the case.

It has been informed that the Thangmeiband Youth Organisation (TYO) also submitted a memorandum to the chief minister N. Biren Singh drawing his attention to trace the missing person but no positive result has been yielded till date.

Frustrated over the failure of the government to trace the whereabouts of Bitoo, residents of Thangmeiband including its MLA Kh. Joykishan Singh, staged a sit-in-demonstration drawing the attention of the state government to take necessary steps in the missing case.

Taking serious note of the series of incidents involving casualties of Manipuris in mainland India recently, Joykishan termed it a clear example of the discriminatory outlook of the Central government towards the people of the region.

He maintained that it is high time for the Northeast people to start dwelling into the aspect of being frequent targets in the mainland.

Against this backdrop, the silence of both the state and Central governments further amplified their true commitment towards the people, Joykishan maintained.

“Had the series of incident been meted out to cows the entire nation would come to a boil. This clearly indicates that cows are more valuable than lives of the NE people and we can safely assume that cows are much safer than our people”, charged Kishan.

He questioned whether atrocities against the NE people is what the “acche din” meant by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi?

The Thangmeiband MLA appealed to all the “indigenous” people in the state to stand as one in the fight against discrimination meted out against the people of the region.

The MLA also announced to extend his full co-operation to the concerned organisations of Thangmeiband in the fight for justice in the Bitoo case.

In the meantime, locals clubs of Thangmeiband also announced to organize a mass torch rally on September 29 evening.

Read more / Original news source: http://www.ifp.co.in/item/3888-cows-safer-than-ne-people-joykishan

Unregistered e-rickshaws to be booked

IMPHAL | Sept 25
Directorate of transport has expressed serious concern upon finding that a good number of e-rickshaws are operating randomly in various roadways connecting Imphal city centre etc. without registration and requisite route permits besid…

IMPHAL | Sept 25

Directorate of transport has expressed serious concern upon finding that a good number of e-rickshaws are operating randomly in various roadways connecting Imphal city centre etc. without registration and requisite route permits besides other relevant documents which are a serious violation of MV Act/ rules.

All stake holders concerned, owners and drivers are appealed to abide the rules strictly and ensure proper registration of the e-rickshaws, E-carts in the office of the district transport officers concerned and also obtain requisite contract carriage permits from the office of the secretary/STA, Manipur c/o directorate of transport, Babapura, Imphal without any further delay, said a release.

In this regard all the necessary instructions were already passed to all DTOs, it said. Defaulting e-rickshaws operating without registration/proper display of registration plates and route permits etc. shall be booked under Section 39 and 66 of the MV Act 1988 which is punishable with the penalty of Rs. 2000 plus Rs. 2000 under Section 192 and 192, respectively for the first offence with immediate effect from October 1 without any further notice, it added.

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115 ultrasound machines registered under PC and PNDT Act in Manipur – Eastern Mirror

115 ultrasound machines registered under PC and PNDT Act in ManipurEastern MirrorWith the formation of implementing bodies like State Supervisory Board (SSB); State Advisory Committee (SAC) and State Appropriate Authority (SAA), the PC and PNDT Act was…

115 ultrasound machines registered under PC and PNDT Act in Manipur
Eastern Mirror
With the formation of implementing bodies like State Supervisory Board (SSB); State Advisory Committee (SAC) and State Appropriate Authority (SAA), the PC and PNDT Act was fully implemented in Manipur from the year 2003 The main purpose of enacting …

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‘Swachhta Hi Sewa’ campaign organises in Manipur – Eastern Mirror

‘Swachhta Hi Sewa’ campaign organises in Manipur
Eastern Mirror
Senapati,Sep. 25: Water and Sanitation Committee Senapati public health and engineering Division, government of Manipur today organized ‘Swachhta Hi Sewa’ campaign at Senapati Town Hall. On the occasion, public health and engineering department …

'Swachhta Hi Sewa' campaign organises in Manipur
Eastern Mirror
Senapati,Sep. 25: Water and Sanitation Committee Senapati public health and engineering Division, government of Manipur today organized 'Swachhta Hi Sewa' campaign at Senapati Town Hall. On the occasion, public health and engineering department …

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Bomb blast in Manipur – Eastern Mirror

Bomb blast in ManipurEastern MirrorImphal, Sep. 25 (IANS): Unidentified persons set off a bomb blast near the house of a businessman in Imphal early on Monday, causing damage to some buildings. No casualties were reported, police sai. The blast went of…

Bomb blast in Manipur
Eastern Mirror
Imphal, Sep. 25 (IANS): Unidentified persons set off a bomb blast near the house of a businessman in Imphal early on Monday, causing damage to some buildings. No casualties were reported, police sai. The blast went off at 2 a.m. in Mantripukhri area.

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Student death: Manipur CM to meet Yogi – The Hindu

Student death: Manipur CM to meet Yogi
The Hindu
Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh will discuss the death of a Manipur youth Parvish Chanam with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. On Saturday, Chanam’s family met Manipur CM and apprised him about the issue. Mr. Singh also tweeted the …
Another youth from Manipur missing in DelhiMorung Express
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Student death: Manipur CM to meet Yogi
The Hindu
Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh will discuss the death of a Manipur youth Parvish Chanam with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. On Saturday, Chanam's family met Manipur CM and apprised him about the issue. Mr. Singh also tweeted the …
Another youth from Manipur missing in DelhiMorung Express
Another Manipur youth reported missing in New Delhi NE people are treated much lower than the status of cows …E-Pao.net

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Manipur tightens security over possible Rohingya influx – The Hindu


The Hindu

Manipur tightens security over possible Rohingya influx
The Hindu
Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has said that stringent security measures have been taken up at the border areas of Manipur, sensing the possibility of a mass influx in the backdrop of the recent large-scale violence in Rakhine province of
‘Northeast youth may have become victims of organ theft’ – Manipur MLA over missing youth casesthenortheasttoday.com

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The Hindu

Manipur tightens security over possible Rohingya influx
The Hindu
Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has said that stringent security measures have been taken up at the border areas of Manipur, sensing the possibility of a mass influx in the backdrop of the recent large-scale violence in Rakhine province of
'Northeast youth may have become victims of organ theft' – Manipur MLA over missing youth casesthenortheasttoday.com

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Bomb blast near Manipur businessman’s house, no casualties – The Shillong Times


The Shillong Times

Bomb blast near Manipur businessman’s house, no casualties
The Shillong Times
The explosion took place in Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh’s constituency. Biren Singh has strongly condemned the blast. “I have instructed DGP L.M. Khaute to begin the investigation,” he said. Police said no arrests have been made so far

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The Shillong Times

Bomb blast near Manipur businessman's house, no casualties
The Shillong Times
The explosion took place in Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh's constituency. Biren Singh has strongly condemned the blast. “I have instructed DGP L.M. Khaute to begin the investigation,” he said. Police said no arrests have been made so far

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Ahead of Panchayat polls in Manipur, liquor worth Rs.20 lakh disposed off – Outlook India

Ahead of Panchayat polls in Manipur, liquor worth Rs.20 lakh disposed off
Outlook India
Imphal (Manipur) [India], Sep 25 : Ahead of local panchayat election, which is to be held on October 7 in Manipur’s Imphal, the excise department on Monday disposed off more than Rs. 20 lakh worth of liquor including country liquor. Speaking to media …

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Ahead of Panchayat polls in Manipur, liquor worth Rs.20 lakh disposed off
Outlook India
Imphal (Manipur) [India], Sep 25 : Ahead of local panchayat election, which is to be held on October 7 in Manipur's Imphal, the excise department on Monday disposed off more than Rs. 20 lakh worth of liquor including country liquor. Speaking to media …

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Mary Kom becomes 1st Indian to be picked as AIBA representative in Switzerland

Imphal, September 24, 2017: Boxer M C Mary Kom will represent the International Boxing Association (AIBA) at International Olympic Committee Athletes’ Forum. Kom, 33, has created history by becoming the first Indian to be picked as the AIBA representative for the IOC Athletes’ Forum scheduled to be held from November 11 to 13 in Lausanne, […]

Imphal, September 24, 2017: Boxer M C Mary Kom will represent the International Boxing Association (AIBA) at International Olympic Committee Athletes’ Forum. Kom, 33, has created history by becoming the first Indian to be picked as the AIBA representative for the IOC Athletes’ Forum scheduled to be held from November 11 to 13 in Lausanne, […]

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