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IMPHAL, Sept 6: The Manipur team comprising of Langam, Tutan and Vidyananda defeated the Andra Pradesh team by 15-12 points in the final round of sub-junior boys’ foil while another… Read more »
IMPHAL, Sept 6: The Manipur team comprising of Langam, Tutan and Vidyananda defeated the Andra Pradesh team by 15-12 points in the final round of sub-junior boys’ foil while another from the state comprising of Lenin, Victor and Lupani beat Punjab by 15-7 points in the final of sub-junior boys’ epee.
Manipur also defeated Maharashtra by 10-4 in the final of sub-junior girls’ foil.
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Leader writer: Leivon Jimmy Exploitation is becoming a part of life in Manipur or we can say that we are living with it everyday. It is around us and passes… Read more »
Leader writer: Leivon Jimmy
Exploitation is becoming a part of life in Manipur or we can say that we are living with it everyday. It is around us and passes by un-noticed. What we have to do is just to observe carefully for there are many forms of exploitation taking place right before us. The nature of it is sometime in stealth mode and the other is quite opposite however both have its own adverse impact.
On the other hand, the perpetrator can be categories in two ways when observed in the context of Manipur. One is triggered out of desperation while the other makes complete sense of the very `exploitation` word, the selfish and vested interest lying beneath with due regard of ones feelings and sentiment.
The later is the factor that has triggered frustration and anger in the mind of the people and a close cousin of `corruption`, a root cause of the all prevailing unwanted mayhem in the state and as well as the entire country. This handy work can only be performed by those who have the influence and guts and who themselves is the guts or influence.
To give an example is the recent reports which came to the limelight of providing the old age pension to a 35 year old woman in Thoubal. It is quite an embarrassment for the state for we could be viewed by others as a state unable to define what an `old age`™ means. Moreover, it is the question of deprivation of right of a hapless, destitute section. Let us not be fast judging and see the positive side, and weigh whether it is fair for local adjustment if necessary?, an old lady, who could be a widow and on one hand a young woman at her mid 30, with husband?. God Knows. This is just an exceptional case that could hit the news stand and came to the notice of the public however there might be many such cases or worse than this unable to see the light and hidden underneath waiting to be unearthed.
Coming to the other form of exploitation referring to is `Exploitation of resource and things around us`™, a common site and might view as usual an ineffective one. However it is very much threatening. Extinction, endangered and climate change are few words that are the outcome of it.
One of the most concerning of these is the deforestation. It has become an issue that needs a serious attention from the government side as well as the NGOs. The demand for end product of trees is growing with the growing of the population. Minimising the scope of elaboration, charcoal vendors only in some of the Imphal East area is evident of the degree of demands. The shops store charcoal in bulk, a sign of fallen trees.
At the same time, many fish species, animals have become extinct and some on the verge of extinction. The reason I should say is excessiveness. There are no limits for everything in our state. It won`™t be wrong to say that Fishermen fish in their own will, for even immature fish are put up for sale. Not only fish even vegetable vendors or grower are doing the same.
There are many reasons for the act of exploitations. To point out few includes the desperate situation due to poverty, lack of awareness, growing number of demands, unemployment and vested interest etc. It should be prevented for it can target one after another and until the target becomes everyone of us.
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IMPHAL, July 19: An assistant engineer of the DDK Imphal reportedly drown yesterday in a pond at Waiton, Imphal east. Police source has said that the engineer identified as Wahengbam… Read more »
IMPHAL, July 19: An assistant engineer of the DDK Imphal reportedly drown yesterday in a pond at Waiton, Imphal east.
Police source has said that the engineer identified as Wahengbam Roshni Kanta, 55, s/o Samananda of Wahengbam Leikai Lairenbi Awang had left home early morning yesterday at around 5 am to attend to his farm house located at Waiton, Imphal east district.
However on his way to his farm, he met two of his friends of which one has been identified as Thounaojam Inaoba, 45, s/o Mangi of Waiton Makha Leikai.
The trio further decided to go to Inaoba’s fishfarm for fishing where he was reported to have drowned. He was rushed to the JNIMS, however was declared brought dead, added the police source.
The dead body has been handed over to the family after post mortem and a case has been registered at the Heingang police station in connection with the incident.
Meanwhile the other friend who accompanied the victim to the fish farm is yet to be identified till the filling of this report.
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IMPHAL, Sept 7: The recent meeting of the office bearers meeting of the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee has decided that the existing Identity Cards issued by the MPCC/DCC/BCC for all… Read more »
IMPHAL, Sept 7: The recent meeting of the office bearers meeting of the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee has decided that the existing Identity Cards issued by the MPCC/DCC/BCC for all membership and the vehicle pass issued by the MPCC are to be treated as invalid with immediate effect.
According to a release of the MPCC, the new identity card for all congress members from MPCC/DCC/BCC level and vehicle pass for all categories shall be issued from the office of the MPCC from September 10, the release added.
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IMPHAL Sept 8: JAC against the enforced disappearance and arbitrary detainment of G Jiteshwor Sharma alias GM Changjou has announced today that the JAC along with other civil organizations of… Read more »
IMPHAL Sept 8: JAC against the enforced disappearance and arbitrary detainment of G Jiteshwor Sharma alias GM Changjou has announced today that the JAC along with other civil organizations of the state have prepared to launch different agitations beginning 6pm of Friday.
At a press meet held at Manipur Press Club, spokesperson of the JAC, Kapur said that the family members suspect the involvement of NSCN (IM) and Assam Rifles behind the alleged abduction of the assistant publicity secretary of the PLA/RPF on August 17.
He divulged that at the time of arrest of Jiteshwor, there were persons in uniform and having shoulder tags while some were in civvies.
His family had received a text message from Jiteshwor shortly after he was captured, the message that he sent read that he was abducted by persons whom he suspects to be Assam Rifles personnel and NSCN (IM) cadres. The sms was sent from mobile number 9612163982.
Kapur mentioned that the matter was intimated to the state DGP to take up an inquiry in the regard but there has not been any positive response from the state Home department. The JAC members also met minister Th Debendra yesterday who is presently holding office on behalf of the Chief Minister. The minister had reassured the JAC that after the arrival of the Okram Ibobi, the matter will be seriously addressed, and necessary intimations will be made to the Nagaland ministry.
On the assurance of minister Debendra, the JAC had differed their stance to start agitating from today onwards and given the deadline for Friday evening.
“We want to state government to find out the whereabouts of Jiteshwor within the given time frame of September 9 evening otherwise we will continue the agitations”, Kapur announced.
The JAC members voiced that the public is undergoing a tough time due to lack of essential commodities, but the government has to be shown that the human rights of one of its citizens cannot be violated, irrespective of the credential of the individual and political inclination.
Spouse of Jiteshshwor, Gurumayum Bebe has filed a missing person report to the Nagaland police and a writ petition to the Gauhati High Court, Imphal bench. The petition was made on September 1 has been made answerable by the court within September 29.
It may be mentioned that a similar case was in the arrest of UNLF chairman Rk Meghen, after an alleged abduction by NIA and Bangladesh police from Bangladesh. The chairman was finally brought out after more than a time span of one month by Indian police as arrested from the Bihar border.The claim of the police was denied by Rk Meghen.
Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2011/09/jac-to-launch-stern-agitations-demanding-whereabouts-of-changjou/
IMPHAL, July 25: A five-day training programme on basic course on disaster management for functionaries of NSS, NCC and NYKS was inaugurated by Col Amarnath, CO 65 Manipur Girls’ Independent… Read more »
IMPHAL, July 25: A five-day training programme on basic course on disaster management for functionaries of NSS, NCC and NYKS was inaugurated by Col Amarnath, CO 65 Manipur Girls’ Independent Coy at State Guest House, Imphal, stated a release.
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IMPHAL, July 23: All Manipur Hill Teachers’ Association has appealed to the authorities concerned to review the decision of the state education department to make the chairpersons of Autonomous District… Read more »
IMPHAL, July 23: All Manipur Hill Teachers’ Association has appealed to the authorities concerned to review the decision of the state education department to make the chairpersons of Autonomous District Councils as the chairpersons of the school management committee in their respective areas, stated a release.
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IMPHAL May 3: The troops of 29 Assam Rifles under HQ IGAR(South) launched operation in general area of Sita track on the first of May and intercepted four individuals with… Read more »
IMPHAL May 3: The troops of 29 Assam Rifles under HQ IGAR(South) launched operation in general area of Sita track on the first of May and intercepted four individuals with banned wild life products in a Maruti Gypsy Regd MN-01K 2067, heading towards Moreh. All the individuals were from Tengnoupal and were identified as Douzathang Paocha, 31 years old , s/O Khai Lhun, Helun Mate, 30 years old, s/o Lilen and Mamang Mate, 25years old, according to press release by the 29 Assam Rifles of 26 Sector under HQ IGAR(SOUTH).
It further added that 15 kgs of Tiger bones with two skulls, one tiger skin weighing 4.5 kgs and was handed over to the Forest Department, Imphal after an FIR was lodged with Tegnoupal Police Station.
In yet another similar incident, the troops apprehended a Myanmarese national at around 4.30 p.m. on the first of May without valid document, who was identified as Myintoo alias Peter alias Bunny Pao, 38years old, s/o Uah Yel from Kyang Tong, Shan(Myanmar).One fake Indian driving license, wallet, mobile phone with Thailand SIM card ,two Myanmar SIM cards, one Indian SIM, foreign visiting cards along Indian and Thailand currency and was handed over to Tegnoupal Police Station, it further added.
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IMPHAL May 16: The Kuki National Front has deeply condoled the tragic death of Paomang Kuki, president of KLA/KLO on May 8 said a statement released by the general secretary… Read more »
IMPHAL May 16: The Kuki National Front has deeply condoled the tragic death of Paomang Kuki, president of KLA/KLO on May 8 said a statement released by the general secretary of KNF Aaron Kipgen. The statement stated that a great loss had been meted out to the Kuki revolutionary movement and the Kuki society as a whole. The statement further condemned all those responsible leading to the unfortunate incident and demanded an explanation for such an act.
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IMPHAL July 25: Through the initiatives of several NGOs of Kumbi A/C several bags of fertilizers were distributed to farmers of Kumbi a/c this afternoon. Karam Gyanenshwor, agent Ithai fertilizer… Read more »
IMPHAL July 25: Through the initiatives of several NGOs of Kumbi A/C several bags of fertilizers were distributed to farmers of Kumbi a/c this afternoon.
Karam Gyanenshwor, agent Ithai fertilizer said the fertilizer was distributed on the subsidized rate of Rs. 450 per bag as per decided by the government. He added that the fertilizers were acquired with the help of other agents under fertilizers control order act of 1985 for the benefit of local farmers keeping in view of the current situation relating to fertilizers. While briefing the media persons that were present during the distribution of fertilizers, he appealed the government to review in due course of time as the existing subsidized rate of Rs.420 lacks feasible as the agents have to pay extra charges for transportation over existing subsidized rate.
The fertilizers were given one bag per farmer to 190 farmers at a simple function held at Naodakhong community hall situated in Kumbi a/c today.
Later he mentioned that such initiatives will be undertaken for the welfare of farmers’ communities at other nook and corners of Kumbi a/c.
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IMPHAL Sept 11: Under the auspices of CPI, Moirang Local Council, the Tronglaobi Brach A organized a commemoration of the 115 birth anniversary of Hijam Irabot at Tronglaobi Maning Community… Read more »
IMPHAL Sept 11: Under the auspices of CPI, Moirang Local Council, the Tronglaobi Brach A organized a commemoration of the 115 birth anniversary of Hijam Irabot at Tronglaobi Maning Community Hall today.
The function was graced by CPI ex secretary,Manipur State Council B Sharma, comrade L Iboyaima,executive member A Lala and district secretary K Bimol as the presidium members. Tributes were paid to the memory of Hijam Irabot in the function.
Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2011/09/irawat-day/
IMPHAL, May 6: Manipur defeated Bihar by 4-1 in their first encounter in the 65th edition of the Santosh trophy football tournament today. The tournament is being held at Shivsagar,… Read more »
IMPHAL, May 6: Manipur defeated Bihar by 4-1 in their first encounter in the 65th edition of the Santosh trophy football tournament today. The tournament is being held at Shivsagar, Assam.
Manipur is grouped with Bihar, Andhra Pradesh and Andaman & Nicobar in the cluster III preliminary round league.
Santosh opened goal account for Manipur in the 35th minute while Tiken increased the margin to 2-0 just before the half time whistle blows.
Later in the second half, Nabakumar consolidate Manipur’s position by netting in third goal while Nilakumar sealed the victory for Manipur by scoring fourth goal in the 76th minute.Manipur next play Andaman & Nicobar on May 8.
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IMPHAL, Sept 12: 5/9 Gorkha Rifles celebrated their 46th Battle Honour Day which was conferred to them for the battle of Phillora in Pakistan during the 1965 Indo Pak war…. Read more »
IMPHAL, Sept 12: 5/9 Gorkha Rifles celebrated their 46th Battle Honour Day which was conferred to them for the battle of Phillora in Pakistan during the 1965 Indo Pak war.
The event was held at Gothal which was graced by Maj Gen Binoy Poonnen GOC Red Shield Division, Brig Laove Verma Commander Logtak Brigade, Mr Prithviraj MLA of Moirang, and famous actor and singer Mr. Sadananda. The local populace of Moirang, Songdo and Kwakta along with members of Maira Paibi of Saiton village thoroughly enjoyed the various cultural programme organised by the Phillora Battalion. The soldiers of 5/9 Gorkha Rifles performed their famous Khukri Hath while the artists of Moirang troupe performed Manipuri Folk dance and Martial Arts show. This was followed by a delicious lunch.
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IMPHAL, July 27: UPSA defeated RAU by 4-1 goals in today’s match of Imphal East 1st Division held at KOSC ground, Khabeisoi. The goal scorers of UPSA were Raju and… Read more »
IMPHAL, July 27: UPSA defeated RAU by 4-1 goals in today’s match of Imphal East 1st Division held at KOSC ground, Khabeisoi.
The goal scorers of UPSA were Raju and Amarjit while Bikash scored the lone goal for RAU.
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IMPHAL, May 8: TBSFA have lifted the 3rd Th Birchandra Football Academy memorial football trophy.In a one sided final match played today at Toubungkhok, TBSFA easily beat YOSC by a… Read more »
IMPHAL, May 8: TBSFA have lifted the 3rd Th Birchandra Football Academy memorial football trophy.In a one sided final match played today at Toubungkhok, TBSFA easily beat YOSC by a 7-1 goals. Ng Piter scored three goals for the TBSFA while Ch Sana scored two goals. L Monish and I Lamyanba scored one goal each for the winning team. The one and only goal for YOSC was scored by Md Yasir in the 30th minute. Champion TBSFA lifted the trophy along with the cash prize of Rs 20,000 while YOSC lifts runner up trophy along with cash prize of Rs 15,000.Sana of TBSFA won best midfielder’s trophy with cash prize of Rs 1000 while Bideshwor also of TBSFA won best scorer’s trophy with the cash prize. S Premjit and Ranjan both of TBSFA also won best goalkeeper’s trophy and best promising player respectively. Best defender of the championship was bagged by Rocky of TBSFA while Shahazhan of YOSC was given men of the tournament trophy.The fair play team trophy was bagged by GSC Pukhao.
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IMPHAL, May 9: A drama named ‘Ima’, a production of Song and Drama Division, Imphal, will be showcased at Cosmopolitan Dramatics Union Hall on May 10, in a press release.The… Read more »
IMPHAL, May 9: A drama named ‘Ima’, a production of Song and Drama Division, Imphal, will be showcased at Cosmopolitan Dramatics Union Hall on May 10, in a press release.The drama is directed by Song and Drama Division’s Manager, Jayakumar and will be flagged off by J.D. N. N. Singh of Song and Drama Division, New Delhi, it further added.
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IMPHAL, Sept 14: A highly decomposed dead body of an unidentified man was found at Haraothel Kharum Vaiphei Village in between Imphal West and Senapati district today. The body was… Read more »
IMPHAL, Sept 14: A highly decomposed dead body of an unidentified man was found at Haraothel Kharum Vaiphei Village in between Imphal West and Senapati district today. The body was discovered by the villagers. He was found wearing a blue jeans trouser and a blue-black checked shirt.
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IMPHAL, May 10: Nagaland Veteran Football Association has lifted the 13th Challenge Cup trophy. In the thrilling final played today at Mapal Kangjeibung, Nagalang defeated FC Imphal by 1-0. The all… Read more »
IMPHAL, May 10: Nagaland Veteran Football Association has lifted the 13th Challenge Cup trophy. In the thrilling final played today at Mapal Kangjeibung, Nagalang defeated FC Imphal by 1-0. The all important goal for the Nagaland veteran football team was scored by Shanti in the 38th minute. FC Imphal player tried their hearts out to clinch the title but Shanti’s solitary first half goal dashed their hope as they failed to square the lone goal deficit till the end of regulation period. FC Imphal had to content with the runners-up trophy which carry a cash prize of Rs 10000.The thrilling final match saw some uneasy scenes during later part of first half as three players of either side were shown yellow cards by referee Sh Suresh.Nagaland DGP K Kire who attended the prize distribution ceremony donated Rs 1 lakh to organisers as well as Rs 20,000 to the winner and Rs 10,000 to runners up team.Shanti, who scored only goal of the final match was awarded with Rs 1000 for scoring first goal of the final match while his teammate Noklo recieved same cash prize for best defender’s trophy. Another Nagaland player Khonchamdu got best goalkeeper’s award. The fair play award was given to FVWA team while L Surchandra of FC Imphal was awarded with best player of the tournament.
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IMPHAL, Sept 18: SKYC defeated MTSU by 3-1 while KKYDA defeated HLC by 7-0 in… more »
IMPHAL, Sept 18: SKYC defeated MTSU by 3-1 while KKYDA defeated HLC by 7-0 in today’s matches of Imphal West 3rd Division Football League held at Megha High School Ground.
The goals of SKYC were scored by A Nandalal, Mairilungbou and Th Shingajit while Th Bungcha scored the lone goal for MTSU.
In the second ground, L Bolen, T Bijen, A James, S Rojit and L Roshan scored the seven goals for KKYDA.
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