Goa safest for women, Manipur ranks 5th – E-Pao.net

Goa safest for women, Manipur ranks 5thE-Pao.netNew Delhi, November 02 2017: The safest State to be a woman in India is Goa, followed by Kerala, Mizoram, Sikkim and Manipur. States where women and girls are the most vulnerable are Bihar, Jharkhand, UP …

Goa safest for women, Manipur ranks 5th
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New Delhi, November 02 2017: The safest State to be a woman in India is Goa, followed by Kerala, Mizoram, Sikkim and Manipur. States where women and girls are the most vulnerable are Bihar, Jharkhand, UP and, perhaps not so surprisingly, Delhi.
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State boxer and coach hospitalised due to food poisoning on-board Azad Hind Express

State boxer and coach hospitalised due to food poisoning on-board Azad Hind Express By Our Sports Reporter Imphal, Nov 2: Three boxers and a coach from Manipur were hospitalised in…

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State boxer and coach hospitalised due to food poisoning on-board Azad Hind Express By Our Sports Reporter Imphal, Nov 2: Three boxers and a coach from Manipur were hospitalised in…

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Youth in Manipur to get professional training in hockey

Youth in Manipur to get professional training in hockey Imphal, Nov 2 With an aim to produce more professional hockey players from the state, Manipur has initiated a programme to…

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Youth in Manipur to get professional training in hockey Imphal, Nov 2 With an aim to produce more professional hockey players from the state, Manipur has initiated a programme to…

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Manipur to clash with Maharashtra in semi-final

Sub-Junior National Football Manipur to clash with Maharashtra in semi-final By Our Staff Reporter Imphal, Nov 2: Hosts Manipur thrashed West Bengal by 5-0 in a quarter-final match and will…

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Sub-Junior National Football Manipur to clash with Maharashtra in semi-final By Our Staff Reporter Imphal, Nov 2: Hosts Manipur thrashed West Bengal by 5-0 in a quarter-final match and will…

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RAO, NCC begin semi-final campaigns with easy victories

22nd Winners’ Cup RAO, NCC begin semi-final campaigns with easy victories By Our Sports Reporter Imphal, Nov 2: KPSC Kakching failed to capitalise in their home match as RAO, Lairikyengbam…

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22nd Winners’ Cup RAO, NCC begin semi-final campaigns with easy victories By Our Sports Reporter Imphal, Nov 2: KPSC Kakching failed to capitalise in their home match as RAO, Lairikyengbam…

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MC Mary Kom enters quarters of Asian boxing championships

MC Mary Kom enters quarters of Asian boxing championships Hanoi, Nov 2 MC Mary Kom advanced to the quarterfinals of the Asian women’s Boxing Champion-ships after comfortably winning her opening-round…

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MC Mary Kom enters quarters of Asian boxing championships Hanoi, Nov 2 MC Mary Kom advanced to the quarterfinals of the Asian women’s Boxing Champion-ships after comfortably winning her opening-round…

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Anger is temporary madness, but the stoics knew how to curb it

Anger is temporary madness, but the stoics knew how to curb it Massimo Pigliucci People get angry for all sorts of reasons, from the trivial ones (someone cut me off…

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Anger is temporary madness, but the stoics knew how to curb it Massimo Pigliucci People get angry for all sorts of reasons, from the trivial ones (someone cut me off…

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Elections make a mockery of democracy

Elections make a mockery of democracy Ashish Kothari Elections are a violation of democracy. Our once-in-five-years pilgrimage to the voting booth is a mockery of what democracy should actually mean.…

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Elections make a mockery of democracy Ashish Kothari Elections are a violation of democracy. Our once-in-five-years pilgrimage to the voting booth is a mockery of what democracy should actually mean.…

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Are our brains becoming ‘trash’ ?

Are our brains becoming ‘trash’ ? Samarjit Kambam Now-a-days, due to rapid growth in information technology, we are suffering from information overload and multitasking. Google has become a giant entity…

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Are our brains becoming ‘trash’ ? Samarjit Kambam Now-a-days, due to rapid growth in information technology, we are suffering from information overload and multitasking. Google has become a giant entity…

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Final say rests with Delhi

Raging debate on ST status for Meiteis Final say rests with Delhi How will the inclusion of the Meiteis in the Scheduled Tribe list of the Constitution of India hurt…

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Raging debate on ST status for Meiteis Final say rests with Delhi How will the inclusion of the Meiteis in the Scheduled Tribe list of the Constitution of India hurt…

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Author apologises for depicting Meitei Goddesses vulgarly By Our Staff Reporter IMPHAL, Nov 2: Author of the controversial book “The Writers Mahabharatta & Rammayana as the Real Religious Scientists”, Omor…

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Author apologises for depicting Meitei Goddesses vulgarly By Our Staff Reporter IMPHAL, Nov 2: Author of the controversial book “The Writers Mahabharatta & Rammayana as the Real Religious Scientists”, Omor…

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NFSA ration card yet to reach Keishamthong AC

NFSA ration card yet to reach Keishamthong AC By Our Staff Reporter IMPHAL, Nov 2: Even though the National Food Security Act was implemented in the State from April of…

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NFSA ration card yet to reach Keishamthong AC By Our Staff Reporter IMPHAL, Nov 2: Even though the National Food Security Act was implemented in the State from April of…

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MPPDU appeals

IMPHAL | Nov 2

The Manipur Proletariat Peoples Democratic Union (MPPDU) said that PDS items are not being properly distributed to the public and requested the chief minister to draw his attention on the issue and make the PDS items properly available.

A release said that the people are not getting the PDS items properly and the government must consider the negative outcomes if the issue continues.

On the other hand, the farmers are living in fear of facing food shortages due to constant flood caused by the rain.

The government must draw its attention to the prevailing issue, and investigate how the PDS items are not being distributed properly.

If any party are found involved in the misappropriation of the PDS items must be given stringent punishments, it added. 

IMPHAL | Nov 2

The Manipur Proletariat Peoples Democratic Union (MPPDU) said that PDS items are not being properly distributed to the public and requested the chief minister to draw his attention on the issue and make the PDS items properly available.

A release said that the people are not getting the PDS items properly and the government must consider the negative outcomes if the issue continues.

On the other hand, the farmers are living in fear of facing food shortages due to constant flood caused by the rain.

The government must draw its attention to the prevailing issue, and investigate how the PDS items are not being distributed properly.

If any party are found involved in the misappropriation of the PDS items must be given stringent punishments, it added. 

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CPI-M to observe black day on Nov 8 to denounce demonitisation

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | Nov 2

Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) today said that the party will join hands with all opposition political parties of the state in observing a “Black day” on November 8, the day  demonetisation of Rs.1000 and Rs.500 was announced last year by BJP led government. The state political parties in opposition will take out a mass rally and other agitations against the BJP led government.

General secretary of the party, L. Sotinkumar announced this in a press meet held at its Irawat Bhawan office.

He said that demonisation which was claimed to be a step to do away with black money has proven false and that it also didn’t help remove black money. Instead it gave a lot of trouble to the public. Demonetisation has flopped miserably, he said.

The BJP government also made other many changes that stirred the country such as beef ban, demonetisation, GST, and now Taj Mahal issue.

 Sotinkumar also said that CPI will observe the great October socialist- revolution centenary celebration on November 7 at Roop Mahal Theatre. It was a revolution which led to the establishment of the Soviet Union.

The Russian Revolution took place in Russia on November 7, 1917. This revolution became a historical landmark worth celebration because it was the first revolution that peasants and the lower classes overthrew the ruling bourgeoisie and formed a new state based on socialism.

CPI-M leader also commented on the recent NSCN-IM and Government of India’s peace talks saying that the party will not allow any compromises on the state’s territorial integrity. Instead he urged the government to give full autonomy to the district authorities and gram panchayats so that such uprising and demands will not happen.

He mentioned that the BJP government has also stirred the north eastern states especially Manipur by its decisions. He noted that in 2001, an agreement was signed between the government and the NSCN-IM to have ‘cease-fire without territorial limit’, and in 2015 again, Framework Agreement was signed and the contents are not made public till now.

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | Nov 2

Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) today said that the party will join hands with all opposition political parties of the state in observing a “Black day” on November 8, the day  demonetisation of Rs.1000 and Rs.500 was announced last year by BJP led government. The state political parties in opposition will take out a mass rally and other agitations against the BJP led government.

General secretary of the party, L. Sotinkumar announced this in a press meet held at its Irawat Bhawan office.

He said that demonisation which was claimed to be a step to do away with black money has proven false and that it also didn’t help remove black money. Instead it gave a lot of trouble to the public. Demonetisation has flopped miserably, he said.

The BJP government also made other many changes that stirred the country such as beef ban, demonetisation, GST, and now Taj Mahal issue.

 Sotinkumar also said that CPI will observe the great October socialist- revolution centenary celebration on November 7 at Roop Mahal Theatre. It was a revolution which led to the establishment of the Soviet Union.

The Russian Revolution took place in Russia on November 7, 1917. This revolution became a historical landmark worth celebration because it was the first revolution that peasants and the lower classes overthrew the ruling bourgeoisie and formed a new state based on socialism.

CPI-M leader also commented on the recent NSCN-IM and Government of India’s peace talks saying that the party will not allow any compromises on the state’s territorial integrity. Instead he urged the government to give full autonomy to the district authorities and gram panchayats so that such uprising and demands will not happen.

He mentioned that the BJP government has also stirred the north eastern states especially Manipur by its decisions. He noted that in 2001, an agreement was signed between the government and the NSCN-IM to have ‘cease-fire without territorial limit’, and in 2015 again, Framework Agreement was signed and the contents are not made public till now.

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UKAL bans Omar from writing books

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | Nov 2

Umanglai Kanba Apunba Lup (UKAL) has today extended support to the plan to torch copies of a controversial book by Omar Khanglem portrayed “The writers of Mahabharata and Ramayana as the Real Religious Scientists”.

In a press meet held today at its Konung Mamang office, convener to the religious organisation, Mutum Manaoton said that every book regarding religion and Manipuri cultural tradition should be proofread and screened properly before publishing. A book without screening should not be published again in the future, he added.

He also urged the government and other concerned authorities to set up a book screening committee so that such confusion would not be committed again in the future.

An agreement was signed between UKAL and the writer, Omar Singh Wangkhem and his family members before the press today. In the agreement, the writer agreed not to write and publish any more books in the future. If he at all wants to write another book, he also agreed to consult the organisation formally before doing so.

The agreement also required the writer to apologise to the public through the media both electronic and print for five consecutive days.

Secretary general of the organisation, Ingba Mangang Yumnamcha added that the author of this book should collect all the 1000 copies that have been published before destroying the book.

He said that Omar himself should collect all the books including the copies exported outside the state

Manipuri Students’ Federation (MSF) had also banned the book and declared all copies of it would be torched on November 4.

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | Nov 2

Umanglai Kanba Apunba Lup (UKAL) has today extended support to the plan to torch copies of a controversial book by Omar Khanglem portrayed “The writers of Mahabharata and Ramayana as the Real Religious Scientists”.

In a press meet held today at its Konung Mamang office, convener to the religious organisation, Mutum Manaoton said that every book regarding religion and Manipuri cultural tradition should be proofread and screened properly before publishing. A book without screening should not be published again in the future, he added.

He also urged the government and other concerned authorities to set up a book screening committee so that such confusion would not be committed again in the future.

An agreement was signed between UKAL and the writer, Omar Singh Wangkhem and his family members before the press today. In the agreement, the writer agreed not to write and publish any more books in the future. If he at all wants to write another book, he also agreed to consult the organisation formally before doing so.

The agreement also required the writer to apologise to the public through the media both electronic and print for five consecutive days.

Secretary general of the organisation, Ingba Mangang Yumnamcha added that the author of this book should collect all the 1000 copies that have been published before destroying the book.

He said that Omar himself should collect all the books including the copies exported outside the state

Manipuri Students’ Federation (MSF) had also banned the book and declared all copies of it would be torched on November 4.

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EMR School shuts down demanding release of school funds

EMR School shuts down demanding release of school funds

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TAMENGLONG | Nov 2

Students of Eklavya Model Residential School (EMRS), Tamenglong along with the faculty staged a rally today, organised by Zeliangrong Students’ Union Manipur (ZSUM) against the non- release of funds for the school.

According to the school management committee and ZSUM, Eklavya Model Residential School (EMRS) Tamenglong had been closed down since October 18 due to the lack of ration fund and maintenance of the school.

ZSUM had served an ultimatum to the state government earlier. Since the government had not made any response, the rally was staged today demanding early release of school fund.

The rally which staged banners and placards started from their residential school and ended at the deputy commissioner office, Tamenglong.

A memorandum addressed to the Chief Minister of Manipur was submitted through deputy commissioner, Tamenglong.

 Slogans like ‘we demand release of fund’, ‘we want justice’, and others were raised in the rally.

Deputy commissioner, Armstrong Pame has received the memorandum which was to be submitted to the chief minister of Manipur.  He also urged all students to quit the agitation and attend their classes by assuring them that he would forward the request to the authority concerned.

The memorandum demanded the chief minister of Manipur to redress the issue at the earliest for the interest of the students. It also mentioned that the shopkeepers and vegetables refused to give essential commodities on credit to the school anymore.

The school management committee could no longer request the shopkeepers and vegetables vendors to extend some more time to clear the pending dues. The school has left with no option except to close down as it could no longer run on credit.

EMR School shuts down demanding release of school funds

From Our Correspondent

TAMENGLONG | Nov 2

Students of Eklavya Model Residential School (EMRS), Tamenglong along with the faculty staged a rally today, organised by Zeliangrong Students’ Union Manipur (ZSUM) against the non- release of funds for the school.

According to the school management committee and ZSUM, Eklavya Model Residential School (EMRS) Tamenglong had been closed down since October 18 due to the lack of ration fund and maintenance of the school.

ZSUM had served an ultimatum to the state government earlier. Since the government had not made any response, the rally was staged today demanding early release of school fund.

The rally which staged banners and placards started from their residential school and ended at the deputy commissioner office, Tamenglong.

A memorandum addressed to the Chief Minister of Manipur was submitted through deputy commissioner, Tamenglong.

 Slogans like ‘we demand release of fund’, ‘we want justice’, and others were raised in the rally.

Deputy commissioner, Armstrong Pame has received the memorandum which was to be submitted to the chief minister of Manipur.  He also urged all students to quit the agitation and attend their classes by assuring them that he would forward the request to the authority concerned.

The memorandum demanded the chief minister of Manipur to redress the issue at the earliest for the interest of the students. It also mentioned that the shopkeepers and vegetables refused to give essential commodities on credit to the school anymore.

The school management committee could no longer request the shopkeepers and vegetables vendors to extend some more time to clear the pending dues. The school has left with no option except to close down as it could no longer run on credit.

Read more / Original news source: http://www.ifp.co.in/item/4755-emr-school-shuts-down-demanding-release-of-school-funds

20,000 Soil Health Cards not sufficient for the farmers of Ukhrul: K. Dickson

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UKHRUL | Nov 2
District Agriculture Office, Ukhrul organised a one day District Level Sensitisation Programme on different schemes related to agriculture at Ilongshim Hall, Awungtang, Hungpung, Ukhrul district today.
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20,000 Soil Health Cards not sufficient for the farmers of Ukhrul: K. Dickson

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UKHRUL | Nov 2

District Agriculture Office, Ukhrul organised a one day District Level Sensitisation Programme on different schemes related to agriculture at Ilongshim Hall, Awungtang, Hungpung, Ukhrul district today.

Chairman of ADC Ukhrul, K. Dickson and additional deputy commissioner of Ukhrul, Kh. Leiyaphy Rita attended the occasion as chief guest and president respectively. The meeting was attended by hundreds of farmers from Hungpung area.

In his keynote address, the district agriculture officer highlighted the various schemes and programmes implemented by the department. He emphasised that the sole objective of the programme was to sensitise the farmers on the various schemes of agriculture being undertaken at the district level.

Leiyaphy Rita urged the farmers to put in practice the technique and method as instructed and provided by the concern department so as to produce positive result for determining the agriculture growth and movement in the district. She also mentioned about the importance of having Soil Health Card as the concern department can test the soil of the farmers and recommend appropriate measures for the same.

Dickson implored the concern department to release seeds, pesticides, weedicides and others at the appropriate time for the greater benefit of farmers. He also urged the authorities concerned to sensitise farmers at all village level in the district on the apt usage of all the aforementioned agricultural supplements. He further stated about the harmful usage of pesticides, insecticides and weedicides by farmers which is the reason for death and maiming of many livestock.

Dickson remarked that the proposed 20,000 Soil Health Cards meant for the farmers of Ukhrul district are not sufficient to meet the needs of the huge populace of farmers in the district and urged the concern department to appeal the higher authority for sanctioning of more cards.

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Preparations in full swing for CM’s visit to Chandel

Preparations in full swing for CM’s visit to Chandel

IMPHAL | Nov 2

Chandel unit of Bharatiya Janata Party will organise a grand reception ceremony for chief minister N Biren Singh at the Maha Union Government Higher Secondary School ground when the CM visits the district with his cabinet ministers on Saturday.

A release from the Chandel unit invited all residents of the district to attend the reception, and appealed to the people of Manipur not to call any ban or blockade on the day of Singh’s visit.

DIPR adds: Preparations are on in full swing for Chief Minister N. Biren Singh’s maiden visit to Chandel District on Saturday.

The District Administration has made elaborate arrangements for the upcoming Chief Minister’s visit to the district. Deputy Commissioner, Chandel Krishna Kumar said that the people of Chandel District are eagerly waiting for the Chief Minister.

Chandel District Administration is fully prepared to host first ever Cabinet Meeting in the district, he added.

Giant gates are being erected to greet the Chief Minister at various points like Thamlakhuren Village, Ziontlang Village, Liwa Maring Village etc. These gates are especially arranged for the occasion imprinted with ‘Welcome Shri Biren Singh, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Manipur’.

All the speed breakers/road humps are being removed along the Pallel-Chandel District HQ road.

On his visit to Chandel District, Chief Minister will inaugurate Liwachangning Girls’ Hostel at Komlathabi. Chief Minister will also lay the foundation stones for Women Market near SDO office and Town Hall, Panchai. Chief Minister would also inaugurate 50 bedded District Hospital at Chandel Christian, ADC Office Complex at Monsang Pantha, and Science Lab at United College at Lambung, Maha Union Girls Hostel. A public meeting would be held at Maha Union Ground, where Chief Minister would be addressing the people of the district.

Preparations in full swing for CM’s visit to Chandel

IMPHAL | Nov 2

Chandel unit of Bharatiya Janata Party will organise a grand reception ceremony for chief minister N Biren Singh at the Maha Union Government Higher Secondary School ground when the CM visits the district with his cabinet ministers on Saturday.

A release from the Chandel unit invited all residents of the district to attend the reception, and appealed to the people of Manipur not to call any ban or blockade on the day of Singh’s visit.

DIPR adds: Preparations are on in full swing for Chief Minister N. Biren Singh’s maiden visit to Chandel District on Saturday.

The District Administration has made elaborate arrangements for the upcoming Chief Minister’s visit to the district. Deputy Commissioner, Chandel Krishna Kumar said that the people of Chandel District are eagerly waiting for the Chief Minister.

Chandel District Administration is fully prepared to host first ever Cabinet Meeting in the district, he added.

Giant gates are being erected to greet the Chief Minister at various points like Thamlakhuren Village, Ziontlang Village, Liwa Maring Village etc. These gates are especially arranged for the occasion imprinted with ‘Welcome Shri Biren Singh, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Manipur’.

All the speed breakers/road humps are being removed along the Pallel-Chandel District HQ road.

On his visit to Chandel District, Chief Minister will inaugurate Liwachangning Girls’ Hostel at Komlathabi. Chief Minister will also lay the foundation stones for Women Market near SDO office and Town Hall, Panchai. Chief Minister would also inaugurate 50 bedded District Hospital at Chandel Christian, ADC Office Complex at Monsang Pantha, and Science Lab at United College at Lambung, Maha Union Girls Hostel. A public meeting would be held at Maha Union Ground, where Chief Minister would be addressing the people of the district.

Read more / Original news source: http://www.ifp.co.in/item/4756-preparations-in-full-swing-for-cm-s-visit-to-chandel

AMWJU to organise debate

IMPHAL | Nov 3

All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union (AMWJU) will be organising a debate competition in Imphal Evening on the topic, ‘Imphal Sahar Lu-nanna Thamnabagi Thoudang (Daita) Asi Sarkargini’ on November 5.

A release said, the competition is under the sponsorship of MAHUD and will begin at 7 pm  at the Western Gate of Kangla.

The debate competition is open to all students from class X to Classs XII.

Interested students can obtain the registration form at Manipur Press Club, Majorkhul ImphaL by paying Rs.50. The fully filled form has to be submitted on or before November 5  by 11 am, said the release.

The prizes of the debate competition are Rs.15000, Rs.10000 and Rs.7000 for first, second and third prizes respectively, along with five consolation prizes carrying an amount of Rs.2000 each.

IMPHAL | Nov 3

All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union (AMWJU) will be organising a debate competition in Imphal Evening on the topic, ‘Imphal Sahar Lu-nanna Thamnabagi Thoudang (Daita) Asi Sarkargini’ on November 5.

A release said, the competition is under the sponsorship of MAHUD and will begin at 7 pm  at the Western Gate of Kangla.

The debate competition is open to all students from class X to Classs XII.

Interested students can obtain the registration form at Manipur Press Club, Majorkhul ImphaL by paying Rs.50. The fully filled form has to be submitted on or before November 5  by 11 am, said the release.

The prizes of the debate competition are Rs.15000, Rs.10000 and Rs.7000 for first, second and third prizes respectively, along with five consolation prizes carrying an amount of Rs.2000 each.

Read more / Original news source: http://www.ifp.co.in/item/4750-amwju-to-organise-debate