Works Minister, Dr Source Hueiyen News Service
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Teacher punishable for beating students
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Bishenpur district hospital inaugurates blood storage unit
A blood storage unit was inaugurated at Bishenpur District Hospital on Friday Source Hueiyen News Service
A blood storage unit was inaugurated at Bishenpur District Hospital on Friday Source Hueiyen News Service
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Mishap claims 2
Two persons travelling in a car have been killed while three others sustained injuries when their car collided with a truck at Khonghampat Mantri Leikai along Imphal Dimapur highway under Sekmai police station at around 4 pm today Source The Sangai …
Two persons travelling in a car have been killed while three others sustained injuries when their car collided with a truck at Khonghampat Mantri Leikai along Imphal Dimapur highway under Sekmai police station at around 4 pm today Source The Sangai Express
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Farmers upset about scanty rainfall in State
As the State has failed to receive average rainfall so far, farmers have now started worrying about their agriculture activities and production Source The Sangai Express
As the State has failed to receive average rainfall so far, farmers have now started worrying about their agriculture activities and production Source The Sangai Express
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Former MP urges Governor
Former Rajya Sabha MP BD Behring has urged the Governor to nominate women candidate for the two nominated seats of each ADC and let four hill ADCs function at their respective district headquarters Source The Sangai Express
Former Rajya Sabha MP BD Behring has urged the Governor to nominate women candidate for the two nominated seats of each ADC and let four hill ADCs function at their respective district headquarters Source The Sangai Express
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House session
The Monsoon Session of Manipur State Legislative Assembly will be held from June 26 to July 10 Source The Sangai Express
The Monsoon Session of Manipur State Legislative Assembly will be held from June 26 to July 10 Source The Sangai Express
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Church bodies in Nagaland and Manipur oppose Yoga Day on Sunday – The Indian Express
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Church bodies in Nagaland and Manipur oppose Yoga Day on Sunday
The Indian Express Two days before the Centre’s plans to celebrate International Yoga Day kicks off, church bodies in both Nagaland and Mizoram have expressed their opposition, saying the events to mark the day would hurt religious sentiments of Christians as Yoga Day … Opposition in N-EDeccan Herald |
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Church bodies in Nagaland and Manipur oppose Yoga Day on Sunday
The Indian Express Two days before the Centre's plans to celebrate International Yoga Day kicks off, church bodies in both Nagaland and Mizoram have expressed their opposition, saying the events to mark the day would hurt religious sentiments of Christians as Yoga Day … Opposition in N-E |
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Manipur ambush village lies totally deserted – TwoCircles.net
KanglaOnlineManipur ambush village lies totally desertedTwoCircles.netParaolon: More than a fortnight after the fateful separatist ambush on an Indian Army convoy that left 18 soldiers dead, Paraolon looks like a village of animals – not people. Only d…
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Manipur ambush village lies totally deserted
TwoCircles.net Paraolon: More than a fortnight after the fateful separatist ambush on an Indian Army convoy that left 18 soldiers dead, Paraolon looks like a village of animals – not people. Only domestic animals can be seen in the village, one kilometre from which … Village close to June 4 Dogra ambush site still deserted Dogra soldiers fought back gallantly, says Army officer Normalcy limping back in ambush area; villagers returning home; administration … |
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Manipur ambush village lies totally deserted – Zee News
KanglaOnlineManipur ambush village lies totally desertedZee NewsA team of mediapersons under the All Manipur Working Journalists Union Thursday toured the affected villages. During the tour, the team could still see the charred army trucks, belongings …
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Manipur ambush village lies totally deserted
Zee News A team of mediapersons under the All Manipur Working Journalists Union Thursday toured the affected villages. During the tour, the team could still see the charred army trucks, belongings of the soldiers, bullet projectiles and burnt bushes at the … Dogra soldiers fought back gallantly, says Army officer Village close to June 4 Dogra ambush site still deserted Normalcy limping back in ambush area; villagers returning home; administration … |
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Manipur ambush village lies totally deserted – New Kerala
KanglaOnlineManipur ambush village lies totally desertedNew KeralaA team of mediapersons under the All Manipur Working Journalists Union Thursday toured the affected villages. During the tour, the team could still see the charred army trucks, belonging…
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Manipur ambush village lies totally deserted
New Kerala A team of mediapersons under the All Manipur Working Journalists Union Thursday toured the affected villages. During the tour, the team could still see the charred army trucks, belongings of the soldiers, bullet projectiles and burnt bushes at the … Dogra soldiers fought back gallantly, says Army officer |
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ON THE QUESTION OF THE ALIENATION OF THE NORTHE EAST AND THE PROBLEMS
Interview by Bhoopesh, Associate Editor, the Tehelka Weekly, New Delhi. Respondent: Dr. Malem Ningthouja, the Campaign for Peace & Democracy (Manipur). 10th June 2015 1 After more than
Interview by Bhoopesh, Associate Editor, the Tehelka Weekly, New Delhi.
Respondent: Dr. Malem Ningthouja, the Campaign for Peace & Democracy (Manipur).
10th June 2015
1 After more than 60 years, there seems to be a feeling of alienation for the North East? What do you think the reason for this? How the Indian mainland’s attitude has contributed to this?
(a) Experts say that the Indian neo-liberal political economy system functions through perpetuation of caste, tribe, communal and racial differences, consciousness and corresponding sectarian assertions at various levels. In this scenario, certain sections of the ‘mongoloids’ in the Northeast, for various historical reasons, identified themselves with differently imagined ‘nations’. They perceive that their respective ‘nation’ have been racially discriminated, subjugated and oppressed by the Indians whom they depicted as a homogenous entity and identified with a different nation. Many ‘mainland’ Indians too perceive and treated the ‘Northeast’ with racial otherness and doubt the latter’s loyalty to India. But the so called ‘mainland’ is a metaphor; it is not a homogenous ‘nation’ freed from sets of complexities, constraints, rebellions and unrests within itself. Therefore, the alienation of the Northeast vis-à-vis India, if there is, is a reflection of the structural constraints of the Indian political economy.
2 Now different groups have come together under the umbrella of united liberation front of western south East Asia. How far do you think this association be able to represent the different social sections of the society of the North Eastern region? Will this sign a new phase in the insurgency?
(a) Recently, a common platform called the United National Liberation Front of Western South East Asia (UNLFW) was formed by some rebel parties in the Indo-Myanmar border regions. I don’t know exactly the terms and conditions agreed upon among the member organisations. To me, it seems to be a mere casual defensive tactics vis-à-vis counter-rebellion and for propaganda purpose. On the one hand, I am not sure, if the parties have any common revolutionary perception and strategy. Over the decades we have seen sporadic protracted armed guerrilla assaults in different times in spaces. But I have not seen, other than sectarian and mutually exclusive patriotic campaigns, any effective revolutionary programme across communities. There is comparative absence of consistent and collective mass democratic movement for a revolutionary change. On the other hand, I believe, the societies or communities or nations that these parties claimed to represent, in the ground reality are perplexed with political confusions, mistrust, complexities, and exclusive assertions. When the peoples are not being organised on common revolutionary goal; I am not sure how effective the UNLFW will be in either striking defeats to the Indian army or overthrowing their ‘enemy’ regimes. I am equally uncertain about how long the mechanically anchored tactical collusion will last.
(b) The past substantiates my doubt. What had happened to the tactical alliances that were formed from time to time: (i) the Revolutionary Joint Committee (1990) formed by the Revolutionary People’s Front, the People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak and the Kangleipak Communist Party; (ii) the Indo-Burma Revolutionary Front (1991) formed by the United National Liberation Front, the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Khaplang) and the United Liberation Front of Assam; (iii) the United Liberation Front of Seven Sisters (1993) and the Self-Defence United Front of South-East Himalayan Region (1994) formed under the leadership of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (IM); the Manipur People’s Liberation Front (1999) formed by the United National Liberation Front, the Peoples’ Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak and the Revolutionary People’s Front; (iv) the Joint Coordination Committee (2009) of the United National Liberation Front and the Kanglei Yaol Kanna Lup; (v) the Coordination Committee (2011) formed by the Kangleipak Communist Party, the Kanglei Yaol Kanna Lup, the People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak, the People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (Progressive), the Revolutionary People’s Front, the United National Liberation Front, and the United People’s Party of Kangleipak. Why were they formed, what they did and how they ended?
3 The Indian state seems to have viewed problem of North Eastern people as a law and order problem? Do you think the negotiations that the government had with different groups can be started again? And how the laws like AFSPA has contributed to the worsening of the situation?
(a) Various problems exist in the Northeast. Among these, the government views the armed rebellion and democratic assertions against the ongoing neo liberal ‘projects’ by the affected peoples as law and order problems. Arbitrarily superimposed projects are being protected by military and paramilitary forces. Democratic protests are being ruthlessly suppressed by the police. In the past, even the demand for Manipur Statehood within the constitutional framework was viewed as law and order problem. Anything that is deemed obstruction to the immediate interest of the rulers is termed a threat to the nation and law and order problem.
(b) For some years the Government have been successful in entering into peace negotiation with some rebel groups in the Northeast – separate ceasefire agreement, memorandum of understanding and suspension of operation have been signed with different rebel groups. This has reduced armed conflict and casualty amongst them. I want to term it tactical peace. However, I am not sure, if the tactical peace have reduced the structural constraints of the political economy, which is largely responsible for various forms of grievances and unrests. On the contrary the tactical peace have not reduced the onus of subjection and terror on the people. My point is, I am more concern about the peace, security and development of the people. If the tactical peace do not address the legitimate issues of the people, I don’t care at all about either extension or abrogation of the tactical peace.
(c) AFSPA, created State terror and supress many in the name of counter rebellion. The blame of State terror is on the Indian army or any forces for violation of human rights with impunity under the provisions of AFSPA. However, AFSPA is an effective political instrument of killing and torture to supress in order to ensure that there is no resistance against the constraints created by the system. AFSPA is a mere legal surrogate to fulfil the objectives of rule of law, which is founded on the basis of the ideological framework of certain relation of production. The ‘rule of law’ has been comparatively fulfilled by AFSPA, but there continues the constraints of the political economy. AFSPA deals with syndrome and became a syndrome of the system; but it is not an appropriate means to root out the material foundation of unrests and armed rebellions. My understanding is that if the Indian nation exists at all, AFPSA is a threat to the peoples that constitute the ‘nation’. In that sense AFSPA is anti-national. Relatively, those who intentionally hold on AFSPA are anti-nationals. Those who blindly hold on AFSPA are misguided peoples. The fight against AFSPA, therefore, in reality, is a fight against the anti-nationals who use legal camouflages and propaganda tools to cover up the crimes they committed in the name of ‘national security.’
4 What do you think should be the democratic way to solve the problems of the North Eastern people?
(a) The big stakeholders of the neo-liberal regimes have exposed India to the global finance capital. They are reluctant to make India stand by its own economic feet in the global economic order. They discourage ‘national’ industrialisation as this will take time, require lots of efforts and could be at the cost of their quick profit. When India is on sale by a few powerful, leading to the inequality and underdevelopment of the productive forces; the question is – are the rulers really concern about the development, equality and welfare of the peoples ruled by them? Aren’t they using communal and divisive tactics to divert the attention of the people, so that they retain control over the politics and economy? In this scenario, if there is a democratic model that can solve the problems faced by the peasants, workers and minorities in North India; I think, that same model can be effectively applied in the Northeast as well. When the problems of those who are ‘loyal’ to India have not been democratically addressed, how will the problems of the ‘disloyal’ will be democratically addressed? The rulers know the problems and the democratic solutions as well. The problem is: they are in power, they enjoy it and they know how to govern undemocratically in the existing manner. Are they ready for a democratic solution? When democratic voices are ruthlessly suppressed the desperate sections will automatically look for other modes of rebellion. This is what is exactly happening in India. My puzzle is whether there will be a magical divine intervention, to change the mind-set of the rulers, so that they voluntarily uphold a democratic solution or should they be forced upon to do it. History will tell.
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Nagaland police to equip themselves modern riot control weaponries soon
KOHIMA, June 18 (NEPS): After March 5 incident in Dimapur, the condition of the state police has been thoroughly exposed. One of the startling revelations soon after the unfortunate incident
KOHIMA, June 18 (NEPS): After March 5 incident in Dimapur, the condition of the state police has been thoroughly exposed. One of the startling revelations soon after the unfortunate incident was the state police forces positioned in Dimapur on the fateful day was ill-equipped. They were without modern riot control weaponries to control the highly charged agitating crowd.
Soon after the incident, then Deputy Commissioner Dimapur, the Superintendent of Police Dimapur and senior Jail Superintendent of the Dimapur Central Jail were placed under suspension, while the Government was admitting its total breakdown of law and order on the fateful day, the March 5, 2015 at Dimapur.
The sources told NEPS that there were 11 Companies of Nagaland Armed Police/IR including 3 from the CRPF deployed on March 5 to control the surging and highly charged crowd. But things had gradually come to open that they were ill-equipped for face such agitations.
Confirming this to NEPS, G Akheto Sema, ADGP, IPS, said the state police force did not have riot control equipment and further disclosed that the Government had already submitted a proposal to the Government of India to provide all the necessary modern riot control equipment to the state. “We are hoping that we will get riot control equipment soon,” he said.
It is Rs 19 crore proposal for the supply of “Riot control equipment” to the Nagaland police and it has already been submitted to the Government of India, he disclosed. “We are waiting from the Ministry.”
Some of the requirements placed are tear gas, pepper spray, rubber bullets, water cannons, armored fighting vehicles, aerial surveillance, riot helmets, face visors, body armor (vests, neck protectors, knee pads, etc.), and riot shields, etc.
However, some police officers denied that they did not have riot control equipment. They said they had polycarbonate shields, polyhelmets, and even water cannons were given in 2010. But they were not sufficient to face any future riots or agitations, they explained.
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PM Modi extends birthday greetings to Manipur CM – Business Standard
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PM Modi extends birthday greetings to Manipur CM
Business Standard Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday extended birthday greetings to Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh. The Prime Minister took to twitter to share his wishes. “Greetings to the Chief Minister of Manipur Shri Okram Ibobi Singh on his birthday. |
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PM Modi extends birthday greetings to Manipur CM
Business Standard Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday extended birthday greetings to Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh. The Prime Minister took to twitter to share his wishes. "Greetings to the Chief Minister of Manipur Shri Okram Ibobi Singh on his birthday. |
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14th Great June Uprising, Unity Day observed in Imphal
Manipur on Thursday observed the 14th Great June Uprising Unity Day 2015 at Kekrupat, Imphal Source Hueiyen News Service NNN
Manipur on Thursday observed the 14th Great June Uprising Unity Day 2015 at Kekrupat, Imphal Source Hueiyen News Service NNN
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Construction of Waithou Pat Water Supply Scheme shut down
Villagers of Saman Tangkhul village, Keirao AC, Thoubal district, today shut down the ongoing construction work of Waithou Pat Water Supply Scheme in the village after the PHE Department failed to fulfil their demands Source The Sangai Express
Villagers of Saman Tangkhul village, Keirao AC, Thoubal district, today shut down the ongoing construction work of Waithou Pat Water Supply Scheme in the village after the PHE Department failed to fulfil their demands Source The Sangai Express
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BJP takes Uturn
Literally taking a U turn from its earlier decision to sit on the Opposition bench in all ADCs, BJP Manipur Pradesh is reportedly under hectic negotiations with NPF to form Autonomous District Council in Tamenglong district Source The Sangai Express
Literally taking a U turn from its earlier decision to sit on the Opposition bench in all ADCs, BJP Manipur Pradesh is reportedly under hectic negotiations with NPF to form Autonomous District Council in Tamenglong district Source The Sangai Express
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Firing near Mao 35 Assam Rifles camp
In the midst of growing fears and speculations of NSCN K cadres intruding into Senapati district, villages located around the 35 Assam Rifles Company heard loud sounds of gun shots from automatic rifles last night Source The Sangai Express
In the midst of growing fears and speculations of NSCN K cadres intruding into Senapati district, villages located around the 35 Assam Rifles Company heard loud sounds of gun shots from automatic rifles last night Source The Sangai Express
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FCD planning to tackle flood woes
Flood Control Division FCD of the IFCD is planning to take up a long term policy to tackle frequent flood woes in the State Source Hueiyen News Service Nomita Khongbantabam
Flood Control Division FCD of the IFCD is planning to take up a long term policy to tackle frequent flood woes in the State Source Hueiyen News Service Nomita Khongbantabam
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Construction of Waithou Pat Water Supply Scheme shut down
Villagers of Saman Tangkhul village, Keirao AC, Thoubal district, today shut down the ongoing construction work of Waithou Pat Water Supply Scheme in the village after the PHE Department failed to fulfil their demands Source The Sangai Express
Villagers of Saman Tangkhul village, Keirao AC, Thoubal district, today shut down the ongoing construction work of Waithou Pat Water Supply Scheme in the village after the PHE Department failed to fulfil their demands Source The Sangai Express
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BJP takes Uturn
Literally taking a U turn from its earlier decision to sit on the Opposition bench in all ADCs, BJP Manipur Pradesh is reportedly under hectic negotiations with NPF to form Autonomous District Council in Tamenglong district Source The Sangai Express
Literally taking a U turn from its earlier decision to sit on the Opposition bench in all ADCs, BJP Manipur Pradesh is reportedly under hectic negotiations with NPF to form Autonomous District Council in Tamenglong district Source The Sangai Express
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