Manipur News

IMPHAL, November 2: State-based firm De Royal Ads & Marketing today launched two cloud-based software applications ‘activeschools’ and ‘activecafe’ in partnership with Amraanta Technology.

The launched function held at the Classic Hotel was attended by Chandel DC Ningthoujam Geoffery and Manipur Working Journalist Union (AMWJU), president Wangkhemcha Shyamjai.

The two applications were designed to assist smooth functioning in the education and hospitality sectors.

Speaking at the inaugural function, Geoffery said the ‘activeschools’ software is a cloud-based school management solution which can be used both offline and online and can help in bringing an evolution in education.

This application can help to bridge the gap between school-parents, student-teacher and keep track of the student’s progress through instant notification and easily accessible records, he said.

Elaborating further on the app, he said with this embedded mobile application, schools would be able to send reports and information to parents and guardians by using mobile service. Parents and guardians would be able to follow up on the student`s progress and get first hand information from their respective schools through ActiveSchools.

Through this software the attendance of a student can take real time attendance, the parents and students get to see the attendance record on real time basic, send personalised attendance record via SMS or email which is easily access and maintain record.

Geoffery further highlighted about active cafe that its cloud based application for maintaining a restaurant, and can be used to increase the efficiency of investment.

President of All Manipur Working Journalist Union (AMWJU), Wangkhemcha Shyamjai said there are numerous schools that are far behind in the development race and such schools cane benefit a lot from this application.

He lauded the team for establishing and appealed to work hard for the betterment of future generation.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2014/11/state-firm-develops-mobile-apps-to-assist-education-and-hospitality-sectors/

IMPHAL, Nov 1: A man was found hanging inside a hotel room at Nambol Makha Leikai yesterday morning around 7.

Police confirmed the report saying that post mortem will be conducted with permission from the district magistrate at the RIMS morgue.

The man identified as Dilip, 36 of West Bengal had shut down all doors and windows of his room on the night of October 31 and hanged himself during the October 31-November 1 intervening night, police said.

According to the police, Dilip was working as a sweets maker at a local hotel owned by Akoijam Ibungo Singh in the area since a few months back.

He was earlier working in hotels in Churachandpur and Moirang, the police said.

Sources quoted Dilip to have complained about being a habitual drinker and being alone without any family. The body will be disposed off if it remains unclaimed after the post mortem is conducted, police said.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2014/11/man-found-hanging-inside-room/

IMPHAL, November 1: Separate road mishaps in the State killed three including a girl, and left five others injured since yesterday evening.

A Ford Figo car heading towards Imphal from the Moreh direction was involved in a self accident around 5pm near the Sita Lamkhai (diversion) along Imphal-Moreh highway killing an occupant and injuring three others.

The victim, who is an assistant teacher under the Autonomous District Council, has been identified as Lhunkholet Kuki, 45, son of Khuphao Kuki of Lhangnomphai Village, Churachandpur District presently staying at Kamdou Veng.

Tengnoupal police have registered a case. The body of the victim has been handed over to family members after post mortem was conducted at the RIMS morgue. The three injured, admitted to the Raj Medicity for treatment, are said to be out of danger.

In the second incident, a 29-year old driving a Pulsar motorcycle bearing Regd No: MN 02/A 8547 died when his motorcycle hit an electric post at Tronglaobi Makha Leikai along Tiddim Road under Moirang Police Station in Bishnupur district this early morning around 5.

The victim identified as Letgouchon Kipgen son of Somang Kipgen of Chengkonpang, Churachandpur was returning home after attending yesterday’s Kut festival at Imphal.

The concerned police have already registered a case in this regard and the body handed over to the family after post mortem was conducted at RIMS morgue.

This morning around 11:45, a Tata Manza car bearing regd no MN 1X 1314 collided with a Pulsar motorcycle killing a 19-year old girl riding pillion on the motor cycle on the spot.

The accident occurred near the Kids Foundation along Tiddim Road at Ghari under Singjamei Police.

The driver of the motorcycle and another girl pillion riding on the same motorcycle were also injured and admitted at RIMS for treatment.

The deceased has been identified as Marisha Wangshol, daughter of WS Jacobson of Chandel Japhou Bazar and the two injured as Winingla, 17, daughter of Masuanbou Abonmei of Tamenglong district and Delhiboy, 22 son of Mollung.

Delhiboy is said to be Marisha’s cousin.

Sources said Wangshol Marisha was the cover girl of Anal Phung Calendar 2014.

According to family sources, her funeral service will be held on November 4, 2014 at her residence in Chandel.

Her body is being kept at RIMS morgue for post mortem.

Meanwhile, Anal Phung, a web based organisation has condoled on her death and said it shares the deep pain and sorrows of the bereaved family.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2014/11/separate-road-mishaps-claim-three-lives/