Seeking to end VIP culture, the Union Cabinet today decided that beacon light will be removed from all vehicles, including that of the Prime Minister, from May 1 Source The Sangai Express PTI Hindustan Times
Seeking to end VIP culture, the Union Cabinet today decided that beacon light will be removed from all vehicles, including that of the Prime Minister, from May 1 Source The Sangai Express PTI Hindustan Times
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PRYAS Police Reaching out to Youth and Students was launched today by Dr Mohit K Garg at Brook Dale Sr Secondary School, Senapati district HQs, reports our correspondent Source The Sangai Express
PRYAS Police Reaching out to Youth and Students was launched today by Dr Mohit K Garg at Brook Dale Sr Secondary School, Senapati district HQs, reports our correspondent Source The Sangai Express
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The HinduManipur Cong leaders meet party high command in DelhiThe HinduManipur Congress leaders, including State unit president T. N. Haokip, vice-presidents N. Loken and D. D. Thaisii, and general-secretary R.K. Imo Singh, met the party high command i…
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Manipur Cong leaders meet party high command in Delhi
The Hindu Manipur Congress leaders, including State unit president T. N. Haokip, vice-presidents N. Loken and D. D. Thaisii, and general-secretary R.K. Imo Singh, met the party high command in New Delhi on Wednesday morning. The leaders were summoned to the … More Manipur Cong MLAs plan to join BJP BJP-Congress tug of war heats up |
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SC to hear plea seeking probe on extra-judicial killings in Manipur today
Business Standard In the previous hearing, the apex court had asked the Centre to segregate the cases related to the armed forces from the list of 265 incidents of extra-judicial killings in Manipur, which it would deal with first on a plea seeking probe into such … Manipur: SC calls for SIT to probe rape charge against soldiersThe Indian Express Centre opposes reopening of Manipur cases, tells SC ‘judicial probe reports biased against Army’Times of India SC questions Manipur Army on silence over allegations of rape and murderFirstpost Livemint –Indiatimes.com all 29 news articles » |
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SC to hear plea seeking probe on extra-judicial killings in Manipur today
Business Standard In the previous hearing, the apex court had asked the Centre to segregate the cases related to the armed forces from the list of 265 incidents of extra-judicial killings in Manipur, which it would deal with first on a plea seeking probe into such … Manipur: SC calls for SIT to probe rape charge against soldiers Centre opposes reopening of Manipur cases, tells SC 'judicial probe reports biased against Army' SC questions Manipur Army on silence over allegations of rape and murder |
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SC to hear plea seeking probe on extra-judicial killings in Manipur today
Daily News & Analysis The Supreme Court on Thursday will continue to hear the extra-judicial killings in Manipur case. In the previous hearing, the apex court had asked the Centre to segregate the cases related to the armed forces from the list of 265 incidents of extra … Manipur: SC calls for SIT to probe rape charge against soldiersThe Indian Express Centre opposes reopening of Manipur cases, tells SC ‘judicial probe reports biased against Army’Times of India Judicial probes on Manipur encounters “biased”: Army to SCBusiness Standard Firstpost –Indiatimes.com –Livemint all 25 news articles » |
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SC to hear plea seeking probe on extra-judicial killings in Manipur today
Daily News & Analysis The Supreme Court on Thursday will continue to hear the extra-judicial killings in Manipur case. In the previous hearing, the apex court had asked the Centre to segregate the cases related to the armed forces from the list of 265 incidents of extra … Manipur: SC calls for SIT to probe rape charge against soldiers Centre opposes reopening of Manipur cases, tells SC 'judicial probe reports biased against Army' Judicial probes on Manipur encounters "biased": Army to SC |
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SC judgment to extra-judicial killingsE-Pao.netFinally the victims of extra-judicial murder cases at various counter insurgency operation here in the state of Manipur in the last three decades is somehow relieved with the verdict of the Supreme Court a…
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SC judgment to extra-judicial killings
E-Pao.net Finally the victims of extra-judicial murder cases at various counter insurgency operation here in the state of Manipur in the last three decades is somehow relieved with the verdict of the Supreme Court announced yesterday. In laymen interpretation … |
KANGPOKPI, Apr 19: ChilChep Sports Meet—the block level inter-youth club sports of Saikul Sub-Division under Kangpokpi district ended in style today at Saikul block playground.
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KANGPOKPI, Apr 19: ChilChep Sports Meet—the block level inter-youth club sports of Saikul Sub-Division under Kangpokpi district ended in style today at Saikul block playground.
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IMPHAL, Apr 19: The All Manipur Football Association (AMFA) has given approval to 24 candidates to attend the AIFF ‘D’ License Course to be held at Imphal from May 17 to 21 on residential basis.
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IMPHAL, Apr 19: The All Manipur Football Association (AMFA) has given approval to 24 candidates to attend the AIFF ‘D’ License Course to be held at Imphal from May 17 to 21 on residential basis.
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IMPHAL, Apr 19: The 19th Challenge Cup Veteran Football tournament 2017 will begin from April 20 at Eastern Sporting Union ground under the auspices of Manipur Veteran Football Association. S Sushil Singh, Mayor, IMC and O Rashbihari Singh, president M…
IMPHAL, Apr 19: The 19th Challenge Cup Veteran Football tournament 2017 will begin from April 20 at Eastern Sporting Union ground under the auspices of Manipur Veteran Football Association. S Sushil Singh, Mayor, IMC and O Rashbihari Singh, president MVFA will attend the opening ceremony of the tournament as the chief guest and president respectively. The opening match will be played between Chajing FC and FVWA.
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In ordering that red beacon lights should be removed from the vehicles of dignitaries and Government officials with effect from May 1, the Narendra Modi Government is addressing the VIP culture on the roads of India. Save for those on emergency servic…
In ordering that red beacon lights should be removed from the vehicles of dignitaries and Government officials with effect from May 1, the Narendra Modi Government is addressing the VIP culture on the roads of India. Save for those on emergency service such as fire service, police, army and ambulances, the Union Cabinet is effectively stating that no one has the right of way and this is a message which should go down well with all the people of the country. So come May 1 and the country will see the President of India, the Prime Minister, the Union Ministers, Chief Ministers, State Cabinet Ministers, bureaucrats and Judges of Supreme Court and High Court moving without the red beacons atop their vehicles and to many this news will come like a fresh breath of air. VIP culture has already made travelling on the roads of India all that more difficult, more so when one is living in the cities, particularly at New Delhi and the State capitals. In Manipur too, it has been the same story. In fact so endemic is the VIP culture, that people not only have to bear with the VIPs themselves, but in certain cases even with their near ones. Such a practise may have gone down in recent times, but remember there was a time when anyone closely related to any of these so called VIPs came under the impression that they too can throw their weight around on the busy roads of Imphal. It is also important for the Centre to think of ways on how to empower the local cops, the men who will be on the street managing traffic, to pull up those who will be no longer entitled to the beacon lights, come May 1.
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From previous issue
(iii) Manthing Lemmei and Nouman Manmei (settlement and payment of the bride price) and (iv) Noushonmei (wedding ceremony) (Tingkao Ragwang Chapriak, 2002:8-9).
Lakpuilamkeo Keomei:
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From previous issue
(iii) Manthing Lemmei and Nouman Manmei (settlement and payment of the bride price) and (iv) Noushonmei (wedding ceremony) (Tingkao Ragwang Chapriak, 2002:8-9).
Lakpuilamkeo Keomei:
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Sometime in 2010, three former cadres of the Manipur’s People’s Liberation Army were “recruited” by 3 Corps of the Indian Army based at Rangapahar near Dimapur (Nagaland), under its intelligence and surveillance unit that reports to its General Officer Commanding. The three had apparently been used by this “cloak and dagger” unit for activities that involved extortion, drug- and gun-running, all in the name of counter-insurgency operations under the cover of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act. Then, one day the same year, the Army picked these three up from a place at 7th Mile in Dimapur and took them to Rangapahar where they were allegedly subjected to third-degree methods and, after they were killed, the bodies were dumped in a nearby jungle in Assam’s Karbi Along district. Phijam Manikumar, the brother of one of the victims, Hijam Naobi, reported the matter to the Nagaland police in Dimapur. A few days later, the Assam police informed their Nagaland counterparts that three bulletriddled bodies had been recovered from a forest in Karbi Anglong. The Nagaland police, in turn, informed the authorities at 3 Corps headquarters, who retaliated that they were immune under the AF(SP)A. The matter soon reached Army Headquarters when one Major T Ravi Kiran, turned whistleblower and wrote to his superiors at both Eastern Command and Rangapahar stating how, one night, the three Manipuris were shot dead by the Intelligence unit behind their officers’ mess. In his letter, Major Kiran mentioned how Colonel Gopinath Shreekumar, Commanding Officer of the “rogue” unit, was behind the abduction and killing and was assisted by a Major Rubeena Kaur Kheer and a Manipuri officer by the name of Nector.
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Sometime in 2010, three former cadres of the Manipur’s People’s Liberation Army were “recruited” by 3 Corps of the Indian Army based at Rangapahar near Dimapur (Nagaland), under its intelligence and surveillance unit that reports to its General Officer Commanding. The three had apparently been used by this “cloak and dagger” unit for activities that involved extortion, drug- and gun-running, all in the name of counter-insurgency operations under the cover of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act. Then, one day the same year, the Army picked these three up from a place at 7th Mile in Dimapur and took them to Rangapahar where they were allegedly subjected to third-degree methods and, after they were killed, the bodies were dumped in a nearby jungle in Assam’s Karbi Along district. Phijam Manikumar, the brother of one of the victims, Hijam Naobi, reported the matter to the Nagaland police in Dimapur. A few days later, the Assam police informed their Nagaland counterparts that three bulletriddled bodies had been recovered from a forest in Karbi Anglong. The Nagaland police, in turn, informed the authorities at 3 Corps headquarters, who retaliated that they were immune under the AF(SP)A. The matter soon reached Army Headquarters when one Major T Ravi Kiran, turned whistleblower and wrote to his superiors at both Eastern Command and Rangapahar stating how, one night, the three Manipuris were shot dead by the Intelligence unit behind their officers’ mess. In his letter, Major Kiran mentioned how Colonel Gopinath Shreekumar, Commanding Officer of the “rogue” unit, was behind the abduction and killing and was assisted by a Major Rubeena Kaur Kheer and a Manipuri officer by the name of Nector.
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Our new Chief Minister I guess, knows well that public has beensufficiently corrupt to have floated such a deficient society we have been going through. Yet, from the end of our energetic CM and his team, things are hopeful. Now, the nature of the response from “We, the People”is one critical source to get the desired accomplishment from the new government. Have we acknowledged our own weaknesses that caused multiple social illnesses so far? Have we ever thought over leaving our sick behavior behind?Or will the new government have an iron hand; not less than Chinese Maoor Korean Chun Doo?
In fact, there are very visible flaw and fragility in general behavior especially of the contemporaryMeetei society. The indicators are – barbaric mobocracy, faulty festival of election, socially accepted corruption, brute traffic habit, offensive garbage disposition, men’s ogling eyes on women, senseless food wastage, etc. Couple of picking up here.
1. Encouraging the social smugglers: After any incident of bomb and gun attacks by the extortionists at the landmark buildingwhichturns out to be house of the well to do families or bourgeoisie, the local-women raise their voices displaying neighbors’ concerns launching sit-in- protests around the buildings.
It gives an ill indication of social response towards corruption and exploitation for it encourages public looters and social smugglers. Rather at such moment we have to remind the receivers of bombs and bullets – what they are receiving now is what they have just earned.
We, the locals are well aware of how the owners of the towering houses have accumulated so much wealth but what we ignore is the crimes the rich committed. This is us who showing a good amount of undue respect to such critical population of thieves, looters and law breakers.
Here, some questions are compelled to be raised – how has the breed of kidnappers and extortionists been surfaced on the soil? Why have they adopted such condemned means of earning? The best answer is the corruption although it is not of the lone factor.
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Our new Chief Minister I guess, knows well that public has beensufficiently corrupt to have floated such a deficient society we have been going through. Yet, from the end of our energetic CM and his team, things are hopeful. Now, the nature of the response from “We, the People”is one critical source to get the desired accomplishment from the new government. Have we acknowledged our own weaknesses that caused multiple social illnesses so far? Have we ever thought over leaving our sick behavior behind?Or will the new government have an iron hand; not less than Chinese Maoor Korean Chun Doo?
In fact, there are very visible flaw and fragility in general behavior especially of the contemporaryMeetei society. The indicators are – barbaric mobocracy, faulty festival of election, socially accepted corruption, brute traffic habit, offensive garbage disposition, men’s ogling eyes on women, senseless food wastage, etc. Couple of picking up here.
1. Encouraging the social smugglers: After any incident of bomb and gun attacks by the extortionists at the landmark buildingwhichturns out to be house of the well to do families or bourgeoisie, the local-women raise their voices displaying neighbors’ concerns launching sit-in- protests around the buildings.
It gives an ill indication of social response towards corruption and exploitation for it encourages public looters and social smugglers. Rather at such moment we have to remind the receivers of bombs and bullets – what they are receiving now is what they have just earned.
We, the locals are well aware of how the owners of the towering houses have accumulated so much wealth but what we ignore is the crimes the rich committed. This is us who showing a good amount of undue respect to such critical population of thieves, looters and law breakers.
Here, some questions are compelled to be raised – how has the breed of kidnappers and extortionists been surfaced on the soil? Why have they adopted such condemned means of earning? The best answer is the corruption although it is not of the lone factor.
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“A child who struggles to hear may also struggle to learn to speak, underachieve at school and end up socially isolated”
There are 360 million people in the world with disabling hearing loss. This is around 5% of the world’s population – 32 million of these people are children. Disabling hearing loss is defined as:
1. Adults (15 years and older): hearing loss greater than 40 decibels (dB) in the better hearing ear
2. Children (0 – 14 years of age): hearing loss greater than 30 dB in the better hearing ear.
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“A child who struggles to hear may also struggle to learn to speak, underachieve at school and end up socially isolated”
There are 360 million people in the world with disabling hearing loss. This is around 5% of the world’s population – 32 million of these people are children. Disabling hearing loss is defined as:
1. Adults (15 years and older): hearing loss greater than 40 decibels (dB) in the better hearing ear
2. Children (0 – 14 years of age): hearing loss greater than 30 dB in the better hearing ear.
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New Delhi, Apr 19 :Seeking to end VIP culture, the Union Cabinet today decided that beacon light will be removed from all vehicles, including that of the Prime Minister, from May 1.
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New Delhi, Apr 19 :Seeking to end VIP culture, the Union Cabinet today decided that beacon light will be removed from all vehicles, including that of the Prime Minister, from May 1.
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New Delhi, Apr 19 : Top BJP leaders LK Advani, MM Joshi and Uma Bharti will be tried for criminal conspiracy in the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition case as the Supreme Court today allowed the CBI plea to restore the charge against them.
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New Delhi, Apr 19 : Top BJP leaders LK Advani, MM Joshi and Uma Bharti will be tried for criminal conspiracy in the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition case as the Supreme Court today allowed the CBI plea to restore the charge against them.
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IMPHAL, Apr 19: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s promise to make potable water accessible to all the people of the country by 2019 would be transformed into action and the problem of scarcity or unavailability of potable water would be effectively addressed in Manipur too by the same period.
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IMPHAL, Apr 19: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s promise to make potable water accessible to all the people of the country by 2019 would be transformed into action and the problem of scarcity or unavailability of potable water would be effectively addressed in Manipur too by the same period.
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IMPHAL, Apr 19: Joint Students’ Coordination Committee (JSCC) has stated that a CBSE class V, General Knowledge textbook called Mind Expressed which is published by Mcmillan Publishers India located at…
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IMPHAL, Apr 19: Joint Students’ Coordination Committee (JSCC) has stated that a CBSE class V, General Knowledge textbook called Mind Expressed which is published by Mcmillan Publishers India located at…
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A 30 year old labourer engaged in construction work was killed near Tulihal International Airport entrance gate after being struck by a speeding four wheeler at around 8 pm today.
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A 30 year old labourer engaged in construction work was killed near Tulihal International Airport entrance gate after being struck by a speeding four wheeler at around 8 pm today.
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Ahead of the scheduled review of the work progress of Imphal-Jiribam highway by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 26, Chief Minister N Biren would personally inspect the existing condition of the same highway and also Makru bridge.
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Ahead of the scheduled review of the work progress of Imphal-Jiribam highway by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 26, Chief Minister N Biren would personally inspect the existing condition of the same highway and also Makru bridge.
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