The choice of leadership

In as many as nine states of the country assembly elections will be conducted this year, which is being considered as semi final of the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. The elections in these states will be crucial as it will reveal which party will rule the country. The question is being asked will Narendra Modi […]

In as many as nine states of the country assembly elections will be conducted this year, which is being considered as semi final of the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. The elections in these states will be crucial as it will reveal which party will rule the country. The question is being asked will Narendra Modi become Prime Minister of India. The other question being asked concerns leadership quality of Rahul Gandhi. While Narendra Modi had admitted to some of his close confidantes that he would not run for New Delhi, Rahul, who is projected as Prime Ministerial candidate of the Congress party is busy making ground work for strengthening Congress party at grass root level to make solid foundation. There lies the difference between Rahul and Narendra Modi. No Congressman will be able to say no the projection of Rahul as Prime Ministerial candidate. But in the case of Narendra Modi even the strong ally of BJP in the NDA Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar who represents JD(U) had reserved his stand on the leadership issue. He had boldly stated that Modi cannot be the collective choice of NDA. Imminent fragmentation of NDA appears in the event of his projection as Prime Ministerial candidate. It might be for these reasons that Modi took the ultimate decision not to make himself available for the race. BJP was rejected in the past by voters for failing to serve the nation. Not for the wrong choice of leadership. Leadership is internal matter of the political party. If BJP thinks it will attract voters on its fold by projecting Modi as its candidate for the top executive post, the party is ill-advised. Modi’s working style in Gujarat, which is marked by hate and hatred campaign against a community has earned the wrath of a community. Even Lal Kishen Advani, who was looked with suspicion by the same minority community, is better placed than Modi. All of sudden Advani was suppressed as second rung leader of the party a disgrace shown to a great leader, who missed the chance of becoming the Prime Minister of the country by a whisker. That chance will not come to him again. Moreover BJP is in disarray in many states of the country. Karnataka a BJP stronghold will have the votes eaten by Yedyurappa’s party. The possibility of Yedyurappa team going to BJP is also remote. AIADMK considered as an ally of BJP too have taken a stand to go alone in the elections. There is no state in the South where BJP will do well. Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh will go polls. These two states had rejected BJP Government in the past. BJP will face similar rejection. All that is happening in these two states reveal that. Therefore the need of the hour is focussing on the activities of the political parties. Leadership issue must come later. Talking about leadership issue ahead of elections will be tantamount to putting the cart before the horse. Serious politicians refuse to talk about leadership issue. Such talk should be reserved for the laymen. Shaped by their superficial thinking they question Congress icon Rahul’s leadership quality. They have not learnt anything. They will not know anything.

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All party delegation meets PM, HM

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All-Party team visit: PM assures ‘appropriate actions’ – E-Pao.net

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Moderate Tax Rates, Non- Adversarial Tax Administration and A Fair Mechanism for Dispute Resolution

MNS:- The Union Finance Minister Shri P.Chidambaram emphasises the need for greater cooperation among BRICS countries in the area of tax administration. The Finance Minister reiterated the commitment of the Government of India to a stable tax regime, moderate tax rates, non- adversarial tax administration and a fair mechanism for dispute resolution. He added that […]

MNS:- The Union Finance Minister Shri P.Chidambaram emphasises the need for greater cooperation among BRICS countries in the area of tax administration. The Finance Minister reiterated the commitment of the Government of India to a stable tax regime, moderate tax rates, non- adversarial tax administration and a fair mechanism for dispute resolution. He added that India has been modernizing its tax administration in a way that will minimize transaction costs and maximize taxpayer convenience, without compromising the deterrence factor. The Finance Minister Shri Chidambaram was addressing the participants after inaugurating the meeting of the Heads of the Revenue Departments of five BRICS countries, i.e., Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa here today. The Finance Minister stated that tax administrations are faced with new challenges that include providing quality taxpayer services to take care of taxpayer expectations, protecting and increasing domestic tax revenues, and allocation of taxing rights and sharing of taxable income from cross border dealings between countries.
This two day meeting, the first of its kind, aims at enhancing the co-operation among tax administrations of BRICS countries. The respective country delegations are being led by Mr. Carlos Alberto Freitas Barreto, Secretary, Federal Revenue of Brazil, Mr. Aleksey Overchuk, Deputy Commissioner, Federal Tax Service of Russia, Mr. Xiao Jie, Commissioner of State Administration of Taxation, China, Mr. Oupa Magashula, Commissioner, South Africa and Shri Sumit Bose, the Revenue Secretary of India. Dr. Poonam Kishore Saxena, Chairperson, CBDT, Ms. Promila Bhardwaj, Director General (International Tax), Shri K. Ramalingam and Shri Sanjay Kumar Mishra, Joint Secretaries are part of the Indian delegation.
Addressing the participants, the Finance Minister Shri Chidambaram further observed that during the last two or three decades, the global economy has been undergoing significant transformations, and BRICS countries have been at the centre of this economic change. He stated that it would be a good idea to hold deliberations and even try to come out with agreed stands on issues of mutual concerns so that BRICS countries can play a more proactive role in modifying and developing existing international standards on international taxation and transfer pricing in order to safeguard their tax revenue interests. He felt that this meeting can help in developing a roadmap for such coordination. During the two day meeting, the participants are likely to deliberate on issues of mutual concerns related to tax administration, including those pertaining to international taxation, transfer pricing, cross border tax evasion and avoidance, tax dispute resolution mechanisms. The meeting is being hosted by India, which presently holds the chair of the BRICS group.

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CBI Arrests Deputy Director

MNS:- The Central Bureau of Investigation has arrested a Deputy Director (Scientist), Union Ministry of Environment & Forests, Pariyavaran Bhawan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi for demanding & accepting a bribe of Rs. Seven Lakh from a Consultant of a Bhubaneswar-based private firm. The said Consultant was also arrested for offering the bribe to […]

MNS:- The Central Bureau of Investigation has arrested a Deputy Director (Scientist), Union Ministry of Environment & Forests, Pariyavaran Bhawan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi for demanding & accepting a bribe of Rs. Seven Lakh from a Consultant of a Bhubaneswar-based private firm. The said Consultant was also arrested for offering the bribe to the Deputy Director.
A case was registered U/s 120-B of IPC, 7 & 12 of PC Act against a Deputy Director, Department of Environment & Forest, Pariyavaran Bhavan, CGO Complex, New Delhi and two private persons(Consultants of Bhubaneswar-based private firm). It was alleged that the Consultant of Bhubaneswar(Odisha) based private firm has offered illegal gratification of Rs.Seven Lakh to Deputy Director of the Ministry of Environment & Forests(Govt of India) on behalf of another private firm based at Sundargarh(Odisha) and others on 16.01.2013 near his office located at CGO Complex, New Delhi for obtaining environmental clearance.
CBI laid a trap and the Deputy Director, M/o Environment & Forests was caught red handed while demanding & accepting a bribe of Rs. Seven Lakh from the Consultant of a private firm on 16.01.2013 near Adhchini, Mehrauli, New Delhi. It is alleged that the bribe money of Rs. Seven Lakh was being paid by the Consultant of private firm to the Deputy Director for the issuance of environmental clearance in respect of mining project of private firm based at Sundergarh(Odisha). This matter was scheduled for consideration for clearance by the Reconstituted Expert Appraisal Committee (Non Coal Mining) today(17.01.2013). The Consultant of private firm was also caught red handed while handing over the bribe to Deputy Director.
Searches were conducted at three places at the office & residential premises of Deputy Director located at New Delhi, Gurgaon & Rohtak. Office and residential premises of the Consultant based at Bhubaneswar were also searched. Cash amounting to more than Rs.One crore(approx) besides several incriminating documents relating to movable & immovable properties were recovered from the residential premises of Deputy Director. Several incriminating documents have also been recovered from the premises of the Consultant of a private firm. Searches are still continuing.
Both the arrested accused persons are being produced today before the Special Judge for CBI Cases, Patiala House Courts, New Delhi.

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Earth sciences and ESSO

  The Earth System Science Organization (ESSO) operates as an executive arm of the Ministry of Earth Sciences for it policies and programmes. It has four major branches of earth sciences – Ocean Science & Technology Services; Atmospheric and Climate Science Services; Geoscience and Technology; and Polar Science and Cryosphere. The sole purpose of the […]

 
The Earth System Science Organization (ESSO) operates as an executive arm of the Ministry of Earth Sciences for it policies and programmes. It has four major branches of earth sciences – Ocean Science & Technology Services; Atmospheric and Climate Science Services; Geoscience and Technology; and Polar Science and Cryosphere. The sole purpose of the endeavor was to address holistically various aspects relating to earth processes for understanding the variability of earth system and for improving forecast of the weather, climate and hazards.
The ESSO primarily aimed to develop and improve capability to a wide range of forecasts, on weather, climate and hazard related phenomena for societal, economic and environmental benefits including addressing aspects relating to climate change science, climate services and integrated Himalayan meteorology. Over 25 sectors of both public and private directly and indirectly, are the stakeholders of the various services being rendered by the ministry, in addition to general public. This ESSO is also responsible for development of technology towards the exploration and exploitation of marine resources in a sustainable way for the socio-economic benefit of the society by taking into account the global developments in the field of marine environment.
Weather and Climate Forecasts
Weather and climate forecasts, including those of extreme events, are becoming increasingly important for the economic and societal benefits. Earth System Science Organization provides weather and climate forecasts on various spatial and time scales (nowcasting to climate) to different users in the country. This include nowcasting (up to six hours) for aviation and disaster management, short to medium range forecasts ( up to 7 days) for agricultural, water resources, insurance, public safety, tourism, water resources and power management, disaster management etc, seasonal forecasts for economic planning, agricultural, water resources and power management, and climate change scenarios for long-term planning and mitigation and adaptation strategies.
Operational short to medium range forecasts are now prepared using the state -of-the-art numerical weather prediction models at a resolution of 22 km from 100 km resolution. This is a major improvement. This improvement in capability was possible due to the upgradation of High Performance Computing (HPC) facility at the ESSO institutions.
The quantitative forecasts of weather elements and forecast lead time by one day have improved over for short to medium range weather forecasdts. . This improvement is mainly attributed to use of high resolution numerical models with improved physics, and assimilation of non-conventional data from Doppler weather radars, satellite radiance and many satellite derived data products like winds, temperature and water vapour profiles. Verification of weather forecasts suggests that the skill in short range weather forecast in the country is at par with the skill of other developed countries like USA and UK. Skill of track prediction of tropical cyclones also has improved and is now comparable with the skill of other major prediction centres. The average forecasts errors in track of tropical cyclones in 2012 were 110, 185 and 240 km respectively for 24, 48 and 72 hour forecasts. In 2003, these errors were 150, 260 and 385 km respectively.
Seasonal forecasts are traditionally prepared using statistical models, but with limited success of about 60%. In spite of better understanding of monsoon variability and consistent efforts to improve statistical models, the skill of monsoon seasonal forecast has not improved over the years. To meet the user demands of more accurate seasonal forecasts at much smaller spatial scale,
the use of coupled atmosphere-ocean models, has been initiated.
With the objective to implement a state-of-the-art dynamical forecasting system for short range to seasonal forecasts, ESSO recently launched the Monsoon Mission with a budget provision of Rs 400.0 crores. Importantly, it is aimed at providing a seamless approach to predicting monsoon variations for lead times extending from short range to seasonal. The mission has initiated national and international collaboration in order to improve the models specifically for monsoon forecasting and especially targeting the key systematic errors which are limiting the predictive capability of dynamical models. A high priority has been accorded to the work on extended range forecasting, which has great potential for the agricultural sector. With the Monsoon Mission, a marked improvement in the accuracy of weather and climate forecasts is expected in next 5 years. Improvement of model physics like convection, clouds, land surface process, ocean coupling and development of advanced data assimilation methods are some of priority research areas under the Monsoon Mission.
Prediction of extreme weather events like intense precipitation, strong winds, etc is also an important research priority. ESSO is making efforts to establish a framework for nowcasting (up to six hours in advance) based on numerical models and satellite and Doppler weather radar data. With the numerical models, an advance prediction (2-3 days in advance) of extreme weather events may be possible, at least in a probabilistic sense. For this, use of high resolution models with advanced data assimilation is required but with many ensembles to take care of the uncertainties in initial conditions. Such an ensemble forecasting system is already implemented and is now being evaluated. ESSO is at a threshold for a quantum jump in achieving significant improvement in weather and climate forecasts and thus helping the development of the nation. To meet these challenges, adequate investment will be made in human resource development, high performance computing and improving the observational network.
Ocean Mineral Resources
Manganese nodules are potential ocean mineral resources found on the seabed at the depth of 4000 to 6000 m. These manganese nodules are small, dark-brown colored and lightly flattened, 5 to 10 cm in diameter, They host strategic minerals such as Copper, Nickel and Cobalt as well as Molybdenum, Vanadium, Titanium, Platinum, Rhodium, etc. in small quantities. India has been conducting extensive survey and research including development of technology for possible harnessing the resources. Recognizing India’s persistent endeavors, the pioneer investor status has been acceded primarily by allotment of a site in the Central Indian Ocean Basin by the Preparatory Commission of the United Nations for harnessing the polymetallic nodules. The Polymetallic Nodules programme consists of four components, viz. Survey and Exploration, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study, Technology Development for Mining and Technology Development for Extractive Metallurgy.
As a part of survey activity, a detailed multibeam bathymetry survey has been completed for 75,000 sq. km. area to map the seabed topography. A comprehensive resource analysis has been carried out. The estimated potential is found to be about 380 Million Metric Tonnes (MMT). The important metal resources estimated as: Manganese – 92.59 MMT, Nickel – 4.70 MMT, Copper – 4.29 MMT and Cobalt – 0.55 MMT. Besides, an area of ~7860 km2 has been identified as First Generation Mine Site (FGM) which has the best abundance and grade.
The important prerequisites for mining these resources in the identified area are development of technology and conducting environmental impact assessment. Under technology development for harnessing the resources, a set of deep sea mining equipments have been developed indigenously. These include soil-tester, Remotely Operable Submersible (ROSUB) and crusher. Remotely Operable Submersible (ROSUB) and soil tester were tested successfully at depths beyond 5000 m respectively. The crusher was tested at 500 m depth.
It is necessary to study impact of mining on the deep sea environment. A 3-dimentional model for sediment dispersion has been developed. The Model is capable of predicting suspended and bed load sediment movement for any geographical locations including deep sea sediment sludge disposal into sea water, dispersion of plume and settling. Towards extraction of minerals from the nodules, the necessary metallurgical technology has been developed. The most promising process route was tested on the semi-continuous demonstration pilot plant. The pilot plant has exceeded the overall metal extraction efficiency higher than the achieved efficiency at laboratory scale. (PIB Feature). Inputs from the Ministry of Earth Sciences.

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Gaan Ngai at Tarung

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BJP assigns work for its new officials

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Zeliangriong United Front on Noney killing

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Jiri-Tipaimukh Road construction at stand -still

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Manipur ADCs demand devolution of power – Assam Tribune

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Manipur ADCs demand devolution of power
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Sobhapati Samom IMPHAL, Jan 17 – The Autonomous District Council (ADC) members staged a sit- in demonstration at District Council Bhavan premises here today demanding more autonomy to the six ADCs in Manipur hills. ADC Coordination Committee
Manipur ADC members on strike, demand autonomyTimes of India
ADC Members For Devolution Of More PowerE-Pao.net

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‘Not an inch of Manipur’s land will be compromised’ – E-Pao.net

E-Pao.net'Not an inch of Manipur's land will be compromised'E-Pao.net"I'm confident that New Delhi will not take any decision against the interest of Manipur's integrity and sentiment of the people," Deputy Chief Minister …


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'Not an inch of Manipur's land will be compromised'
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"I'm confident that New Delhi will not take any decision against the interest of Manipur's integrity and sentiment of the people," Deputy Chief Minister G. Gaikhangam told journalists before leaving for New Delhi to meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
Manipur team in Delhi for talksCalcutta Telegraph
Manipur parties for action against 'molester'Times of India
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From Manipur, with grace – The Hindu

The HinduFrom Manipur, with graceThe HinduDancers from the Jawaharlal Nehru Manipur Dance Academy provided a whiff of the goings-on in the contemporary Manipuri dance scene at a presentation at The Music Academy Dance Festival. Traditionally, Manipuri …


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From Manipur, with grace
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Dancers from the Jawaharlal Nehru Manipur Dance Academy provided a whiff of the goings-on in the contemporary Manipuri dance scene at a presentation at The Music Academy Dance Festival. Traditionally, Manipuri has been tied with the ritualistic and

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Discovery of Kangleipak

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Discovery of Kangleipak (44) by Wangkhemcha Chingtamlen Date: 12/11/12 The Writer’s Journey of Life with 18 Kanglei Alphabets The humble writer, W. Chingtamlen was born in 1933 C.E. and passed Matriculation in 1956 at about 24yrs of age, very late … Continue reading

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Discovery of Kangleipak
(44)
by Wangkhemcha Chingtamlen
Date: 12/11/12

The Writer’s Journey of Life with 18 Kanglei Alphabets

The humble writer, W. Chingtamlen was born in 1933 C.E. and passed Matriculation in 1956 at about 24yrs of age, very late in life.

The writer met Takhellambam Bokul, the great Revivalist of Kanglei culture and Tradition in 1956 itself and the writer became a devoted follower of the great Revivalist from 1956 itself.

Therefore, for the first time in the life of the writer, the Mayek, the writer associated with was the Naoria Phulo Mayek as an ‘Ancient Kanglei Eeyek’ amongst the ancient Kanglei Mayeks. In 1960 the writer passed B.A. exam from the D.M. College, Imphal. In the early 60s the Meetei Marup led by Takhellambam Bokul exhibited Naoria Phulo Mayek at an exhibition(Mela) at Pologround and the writer was in charge of the Stall of the Meetei Marup.

One day at about 11 am in the Mela, two young persons probably from Bengal, came and examined the Naoria Phulo Mayek on exhibition at the Meetei Marup stall and asked the writer:

The Bengali friend: Do you claim these Alphabets as Ancient Manipuri Alphabets?
The writer: Yes (very bravely).
The Bengali friend: How do you pronounce the alphabets?
The writer: Om, Ara, Era, etc ( for the vowels)
Lai, Kak, Dhan, Nong, Yong, etc ( for the consonants)
The Bengali friend: the symbols and pronounciation seem to be modified Bengali
Alphabets, etc. (the Begali friend commented).

The writer was puzzled and had no Answer at the comments of the Bengali friend. After serious thinking for some days, the writer gave up the Naoria Mayek as an Ancient Kanglei Eeyek, forever.

Then, the writer met one Okram Nityai who said that there are only 25 Kanglei Ancient Meetei Mayek(in the group of 35 Meetei Mayek). Even the writer represented the Pandit Okram Nityai at a Mayek conference at Pologround(The writer cannot remember the date of the conference).

For the time being, the writer spent some years with ‘Oja’ Nityai and seriously studied the 25/35 Meetei(Meitei) Mayek (the group of Meitei Mayek with 1ð ). The time may be early part of 1960s.
In the mean time, the Puya, Wakoklon Thilel Salai Amailon Pukok, printed in Bengali Scripts by Ahal-Ibungo Thokchom Thoukachanpa of Sagolband came to the hands of the writer and still the writer possesses upto this day. The writer has not seen the original of the Puya upto this day.

At this time of the writer’s life, he never see any document of 18 alphabets of the Meetei Race. At the outset, the 18 Alphabets of the Wakoklon Thilel Salai Amailon Pukok of Ahal Ibungo Thoukachanpa prove to be a very different set of Kanglei Alphabets from those the writer has seen so far at the time, that is, from Naoria Mayek and Meitei Mayek and Meitei Mayek 35/36 groups.

The writer’s Devotion and Love for a Kanglei Ancient Alphabet has gone completely to the 18 Alphabets of late Ahal Ibungo Thoukachanpa of Sagolband and gave an unceremonious Good-bye to other Kanglei Alphabet groups.

This time the writer goes very frequently to the home of Ahal-Ibungo Thoukachanpa and he became the writer’s friend-guide-philosopher. Unfortunately, the Ahal-Ibungo did not live long and gone forever.

In the mean time, in 1971, the writer bought a copy of the puya, Wakoklon Heelel Thilel Salai Ama-ilon Pukok (by the time: Amailon Pukok) transcribed in Bengali scripts by the Khuwai Meetei Thoukal Langkal Malup of Sakolpan.

Today everybody interested in the Kanglei Alphabets knows very well that both the Wakoklon Thilel Salai Amailon and Wakoklon Heelel Thilel Salai Ama-ilon Pukok are written in 18 ancient Kanglei alphabets.

As the writer possessed the two Puyas since the 1971 CE, the writer became more interested and devoted to the 18 Ancient Kanglei Alphabets, with Happiness and Encouragement, and also with a Sudden Height of Pride.

The writer Read and Read, and the Puyas became very clear to the writer and differences between the Puyas became clearer day by day.

By the time of 1980, when the Manipur government accepted 27 Meitei Mayeks for the Schools of Manipur, the writer thinks, he was a member of the Mannaba Apunba Marup and Yumnam Tamphajao of Keisampat was the Ideologue of the Marup.

Late Yumnama Tamphajao represented the Mannaba Apunba Marup in the expert committee when the 27 alphabets were selected and most probably he signed the final selection of the 27 alphabets.

The writer has no knowledge how Late Yumnam Tamphajao was selected by the Mannaba Apunba Marup for the expert committee. The writer knew all these from the Newspaper reports.

On 16th Nov, 1978, A Meetei Mayek expert committee consisting of 12 members was constituted by the government of Manipur.

The members are:
1. Mr. Yangmaso Sheiza, Chairman
2. Dr. L. Chandramani, Convenor, Agriculture Minister, Manipur.
3. Mr. Tourangbam Ibotombi Singh, Member Secretary, Director of Education(S).
4. Prof. Mangi Ningomba, JNU Centre, Canchipur.
5. Miss Sorojini Devi, Activist, State Kala Academy
6. S. Rohini Kumar/Iboyaima i.e. Librarian, Manipur Secretariate

Other Delegate Members:
7. Mr. Laishram Kulachandra, Malom Changanggei.
8. Mr. Yumnam Tamphajao, Keisampat
9. Prof. W. Tomchou, DM College
10. Mr. Loitongbam Mohindro (Jayanta Kumar), Kwakeithel.
11. Prof. Kangjam Gopal, Oriental College.
12. Mr. Ningombam Iboyaima, Thangmeiban

During the time of Mr. L. Jayanta, Minister of Education, Government of Manipur, a meeting of expert committee on the Meetei Mayek held and the writer had no knowledge in details as the Meeting Minutes, etc are not widely published.

Very very recently on 17/11/12, an expert committee meeting on Meetei Mayek was held under the chairmanship of Education Minister M. Okendra. As report in the newspaper indicated, govt. officials and members of the Meelan joined the Meeting.

No more is known by the writer.What transacted before the Final Selection of the ‘27 Meetei Mayek’:
(1) At the 3rd Meeting of the Meetei Mayek Expert committee on 11/12/78, the expert committee decided a 12 criteria(yumfam) of the selection of the Meetei Mayek.
The second criterion says: Mayek Lepnabagi Yumfamgi Matangda Ariba Record Neinaba.
The third criterion says: Mayekki Hourakfamgi Matangda Wari Neinaba.

When the expert committee discussed the 2nd criterion, the committee discussed about the Grierson Mayek 35, 25 Meitei Mayek of the 35 group of Meetei Mayek. The expert committee rejected 35, 25 group of the Meetei/Meitei mayek. Under this 2nd criterion, the expert committee selected the 28 alphabets of the Wakoklon Thilel Salai Amailon Pukok, as they fulfils the second criterion as proposed by Prof. Kangjam
Gopal(Kangjia), Oriental College.

The next consideration of the expert committee under 2nd criterion(yumpham) was the 9 lom mayeks as we see today in the 1980 govt. Gazette implementing the 27 mayek since 1980. The selection of 9 Lom mayeks by the expert committee seems very shady, is not clear, as reported in the newspaper.

In 1980 and since 1978 when the govt. ‘Meetei Mayek expert committee’ was constituted by the govt. of Manipur, there are some hundreds of copies fo the Wakoklon Heelel Thielel Salai Ama-ilon Pukok as transcribed to the Bengali alphabets in circulation among the peoples. The Original copy of the Puya had been seen by the writer more than once by that time.

But very unfortunately, inspite of availabilty of the Wakoklon Heelel Thilel Salai Ama-ilon Pukok to the Eeyek Experts, even to common people in Kangleipak(Manipur), nobody mentioned even the name of the Puya by the expert committee Memebers during the discussion. What happened to the expert committee,
many sane persons including the writer were Puzzled.

Under the 2nd and 3rd criteria for selection of Meetei Mayeks, the expert committee is under compulsary duty to consider the Wakoklon Heelel Thilel Salai Ama-ilon Pukok, Why it was avoided?

Under the 7th criterion, cheitaps, their names and numbers, were accepted by the expert committee as proposed by Prof. Kangjia.

Under the 9th criterion, the Cheising Eeyeks (Ama, Ani, Ahum, …), the symbols etc., as proposed by Prof. Kangjia was accepted by the Expert committee. Mr. Kangjia mentioned Wakoklon Thilel Salai Pukok, Wachetlon Pathup, Kham-Oi Yang-Oi Sekning, etc in his argument.

These are the important Decisions of the Meetei Mayek Expert Committee before the govt. of Manipur accepted the 27 Meetei Mayek as published under No. 1/2/78-SS/E dt. April 22nd 1980 of the Government Gazzette.

As the writer was not a member of any of the Meetei Mayek Expert Committee so far, the Purpose of this Article is to Highlight to the englightened Kangleichas that how far the Meetei Mayek 27, most probably recommended by the expert committee, as accepted by the govt. of Manipur, represent the Ancient Meetei Eeyek of Kangleipak.

Before and after the Publication of the 27 Meetei Mayek in the government Gazzette, the Public including the Intelligentic are made to believe that the 27 Meetei Mayeks, accepted by the govt. of Manipur for the schools in Manipur follow the Puya, Wakoklon Thilel Salai Amailon Pukok of the Ahal Ibungo Thoukachanpa.
Now please see and examine whether the 27 Meetei Mayeks of the government follow any Ancient Puya of Kangleipak in Forms and Spirit:

The Alphabets/Eeyeks of Ancient Kangleipak – # (Singtha Cheising Eeyek Ama), u,e, a:
1, U, E A = 27 Meetei Mayeks of the government
#, u, e, a = Wakoklon Thilel Salai Amailon Pukok
#, u, e, a = Wakoklon Heelel Thilel Salai Ama-ilon Pukok

These are the four Ancient Meetei Mayeks as found in the Puyas:
The national archive, New Delhi tested Wakoklon Heelel Thilel Salai Ama-ilon Pukok has the four Alphabets, #, u, e, a with Eelik( [ ) symbols, in the same spirit, the Wakoklon Thilel Salai Amailon Pukok has the four alphabets with Eelik( [ ), as we see above.

But the 27 Meetei Mayeks of the govt. borrowed the Mayek symbols withou Eeliks( [ ). The 27 Meetei Mayeks of the govt has the four Alhabets as 1, U, E A as we see above without Eelik( [ ). The puya, Wakoklon Heelel Thilel Salai Ama-ilon Pukok says that The Universal Father (called Eepung Loinapa Apakpa) comes on the Malem(the earth) in the symbol of # (Singthalon Cheising Eeyek Ama), clearely with Eelik( [ ) to create living beings from the eternal space. This symbol # is the Eepung Loinapa Apakpa Himself called
also as Talang Eepung, Sumbolising the Origin of Life is Extra Terrestrial, Theorised by the Kanglei Meeteis many centuries B.C before any Race on the Earth knew it.

Using #, u, e, a without Eelik( [ ) in the 27 govt. Meetei Mayek for the schools in Manipur Deceives the coming generations to come, Depriving them the unique genius of their Forefathers. And the Teaching to the coming generations of 27 Mayeks will not five the Knowldege to the coming generations that their forefathers are first human beings on the earth who knew the extra-terrestrial origin of life.
2. The selection of Lom Mayeks 9 lom mayeks in the symbol of:
g (gok) J (zam) r (rai)
b (ba) j (jil) d (dil)
G (ghou) D (dhou) v (vam)

These symbols of 9 lom mayeks are accepted by the govt., are most probably recommended by the Meetei Mayek exp. committee, 1980 are almost all copied from the Grierson Mayeks shown by him at Page 22 of the Lunguistic Survey of India, vol . III, Part III by G.A. Grierson. Grierson says, at page 21 of the same book, that the Mayeks are from Bengal and introduced during the reign of Charairongba who flourished about 1700 AD to manipur.

What are the logics behind the Meetei Mayek expert committee, or the govt. of Manipur for selection or Acceptance of those 9 lom mayeks from Grierson?

The Kanglei Ancestors are so wise, they wrote in the Puya which was written before 4000 yrs BP about the Lom Eeyek( ]) that “Khununglolchumsingse Tainapata Leilipa Mee Oipa Eecha Eesu Meetei Pumnamakkitamakta Haichapane ; He Ningthou-o! Eeyek Likhun Asiti Matamtuki Matung-inna Puthokpikatane Khangpio .” This is the prediction of the foresighted Ancestors, for the Kangleichas to adjust the mayeks to the future.

Why the Meetei mayek expert committee or the govt. did not use the Puya, Wakoklon Heelel Thilel Salai Ama-ilon Pukok for the Meetei Mayeks of the schools? Why the expert committee or government preferred the Meiter Mayeks introduced from ‘Bengal’, Designed from Mayeks other than the Ancient Kanglei Eeyeks? It is every Body’s Guess.

3. The Cheitap mayeks of the 27 Meetei Mayeks:
Under the 7th criterion, the Meetei Mayek expert committee discussed the Cheitap Mayeks of the 27 Meetei Mayeks to be adopted by govt. for the schools of manipur.

Under this criterion also, the Cheitap-Mayek Masing and khonthok of the 27 Meetei Mayek selected as proposed by Prof. Kangjia. The expert committee selected of cheitap mayeks in the symbols à, ì, ì à, î, ì ï, [ , } in bengali. In the cheitaps there is only one Inap ([) and no more. Without thinking the masing, khonthok, etc of the cheitaps selected by the expert committee, what is the logic and motive of the
expert committee and of the Manipur govt. for selecting only ( [ ) only for the schools of Manipur ? It may not be a Logic and Motive of Innocence, may be Intentional.

In the Bengali Alphabets, we have [ and ã (two Inaps). In the Wakoklon Heelel Thilel Salai Ama-ilon Pukok Puya and Wakoklon Thilel Salai Amailon Pukok (of Thoukachanpa), we have i ( [ ) and I ( ã ) (two Inaps) in both the Puyas.

Because of the Expert committee’s selection of only [ in the symbol of I , we cannot write the word Meetei ( ³ãît ), we have only to write mitei ([³ît ), the Ancient Races’ name of Kangleipak.

Whom the Meetei Mayek expert committee and the Manipur Govt. Meant to Kill?
Answer: The Meetei Race of Kangleipak Definitely.

The Infirmity of the selection only one Inap ( [ ) is so great that if the 27 Meetei Mayek is the ancient Kanglei meetei mayek and taught to the coming generations of Kangleipak, the coming generations of Kangleipak will not understand their Races’ Original name, the Meetei and will be obliterated the real Name of the Race forever and forever, a present Generation’s CRIME to the coming generations to come in
Kangleipak.

Through the world over, the philosophers and theologians agree that Man is created in the Image of the God Father, The Origin of this Theory is ancient Kangleipak.

Because of this Selection of the 27 meetei Mayeks by the expert committee and Acceptance by the Manipur Government for the schools of Manipur, the Kangleicha Future generations, specially the Meetei Race of Kangleik, a superfine Human group of the world has been Deprived of an Unique Genius property of their Forefathers.

Puyas in our hands now, and may be discovered in future will be inaccessible to the coming generations and will be lost forever.

A CRIME Against Humanity, No Doubt!

The above are the sum and substance of the selection of the meetei mayeks 27 by the meetei mayek Expert Committee constituted in 1978 and Acceptance of the 27 Meetei Mayeks by the Government of Maniput in 1980 with Necessarily concoctant infirmities and unethical standards.

The selection of the Meetei Mayeks 27 by the Meetei Mayek Expert Committee and Acceptance by the Govt. of Manipur by the Schools of Manipur Did not and Does not follow any known and recognized Puyas of the land.
The Kangleichas do not Expect such A thing from the Representative Government constituted under the Constitution of India.

Now! What is left to the Nationalistic Kangleichas to Save our Future Kangleicha Generations to come?
As long as we are Indians, we have to do Everything under the Constitution of India, nothing is Outside the Powers of the Constitution, including Governments constituted under the constitution of India. The constitution is the Highest Authority of Land.

Constitution is Supreme. The humble writer qutotes the Indian Constitution. The constitution says:
“Cultural and Educational Rights 29(1) Any section of the Citizens residing in the territory of India or any part thereof having a distinct language, Script or Culture of its own shall have the right to
conserve the same.

(2) No citizen shall be denied admission into any educational institution maintained by the state or receiving aid out of state funds on grounds only of religion, race, caste, language or any of them.”
Under the “PART III FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS” of the Indian Constitution, there are 24 articles of the Fundamental Rights of the Citizens of India, from article 12 to article 35. plus four articles more. Amongst the fundamental rights of the citizens of the Indian union, we have the cultural and educational Fundamental Rights of the Citizens under article 29 of the Indian constitution as quoted above by the writer.

Please read carefully of the art. 29 of the constitution as quoted above or from a printed
book (constitution).

Under this art. 29 of the constitution, the right of the citizens of India for conservation of their “language, script, or culture” is Fundamental under the constitution, and absolute as worded by the constitution of india, that is, the constitution keeps no conditions for the conservation. What the citizens require, is only to prove the distinctness of the “Language, Script or culture of its own” of the citizens. This is too clear under art. 29(1) of the constitution of India.

Please compare this art. 29 with art. 19-freedom of speech and expression having conditions or conditional.

Under this art. 29 of the constitution, not only conservation of language, scripts or culture of the citizens, admission to education institutions under the government is also fundamental rights.

Along with these Fundamental Rights, Minority citizens of India have the Fundamental Rights to extablish educational institutions of their choice and to administer them under art. 30 of the constitution.

Under this art. 29 of Indian constitution, the Nationalist Kangleichas may take the option to go to the Law court to check-mate the Government and its Henchmen.

This is the Most Appropriate Course of Actions for the Nationalist Kangleichas to SAve the Future Kangleichas.

For the Meetei Mayek Expert Committe and its decisions, etc. please see Naharol Thoudang-26/3/03, Mannaba – 4/9/04, 6/9/04, 7/9/04 Huiyen Lanpao – 25/9/08 and Extraordinary Manipur Gazette, dt. April 22, 1980.
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