1500 beneficiaries sanctioned under MOBC AK Mirabai

The Planning Department of Manipur had sanctioned a total of 1500 beneficiaries under Minorities and Other Backward Classes MOBC in the fiscal year 2011 12, Social Welfare minister AK Mirabai told Manipur assembly on Thursday Source Hueiyen News S…

The Planning Department of Manipur had sanctioned a total of 1500 beneficiaries under Minorities and Other Backward Classes MOBC in the fiscal year 2011 12, Social Welfare minister AK Mirabai told Manipur assembly on Thursday Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Network

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House heats up on drug issue

The mounting menace of drug trafficking in Manipur attracted serious discussion in the State Assembly today with Opposition MLAs Dr I Ibohalbi and L Ibomcha giving a tough time to Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam, who is also in charge of Home, to give…

The mounting menace of drug trafficking in Manipur attracted serious discussion in the State Assembly today with Opposition MLAs Dr I Ibohalbi and L Ibomcha giving a tough time to Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam, who is also in charge of Home, to give answers to a series of questions raised Source Hueiyen News Service

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Zillai appeals ZC

The Zillai Vaiphei students’ Association General Headquarters has warned of calling a 24 hour Churachandpur district bandh on March 16 if the Zomi Council fails to intervene and take appropriate action against the alleged physical harassment and thre…

The Zillai Vaiphei students’ Association General Headquarters has warned of calling a 24 hour Churachandpur district bandh on March 16 if the Zomi Council fails to intervene and take appropriate action against the alleged physical harassment and threat to the wife of Lingsiphai village chief on Feb 24 by persons claiming to be members of Zomi Football Club Source The Sangai Express

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CM for separate hill area land directorate

Noting confusion anxiety amongst the ethnic communities settled in the hill areas with regard to ambiguity in the land documentation policy at present, Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh called upon all the Assembly members and Autonomous District counci…

Noting confusion anxiety amongst the ethnic communities settled in the hill areas with regard to ambiguity in the land documentation policy at present, Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh called upon all the Assembly members and Autonomous District council members to contribute their mite in the Government’s endeavour for establishing a separate Directorate of Land Records for the hill districts Source The Sangai Express

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Mizo CM preaches peace message

Mizoram chief minister Lal Thanhawla said the smaller communities in India do not have to fear of being annihilated by the majority communities as the Constitution of India is strong enough to protect the minority communities Source The Sangai Expre…

Mizoram chief minister Lal Thanhawla said the smaller communities in India do not have to fear of being annihilated by the majority communities as the Constitution of India is strong enough to protect the minority communities Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

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Inquiry Commission Two cops grilled on last day of Imphal leg

On the last and final day of the Imphal leg of the Inquiry Commission instituted at the instance of the Supreme Court to probe six cases of alleged extra judicial killings, two police officials were grilled by the Counsels of the petitioners Source …

On the last and final day of the Imphal leg of the Inquiry Commission instituted at the instance of the Supreme Court to probe six cases of alleged extra judicial killings, two police officials were grilled by the Counsels of the petitioners Source The Sangai Express

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International Women’s Day RPF bats for gender equality

Following the UN declaration of 1975 as the International Year of Women, March 8 is being observed as International Women’s Day every year across the world Source The Sangai Express

Following the UN declaration of 1975 as the International Year of Women, March 8 is being observed as International Women’s Day every year across the world Source The Sangai Express

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Antidrug drive

Along with continuing the ongoing campaign against drug smuggling with a mass sit in protest at the historic Khwairamband kei thel today, women protestors demanded that the ongoing session of Manipur Legislative assembly adopt an effective legislation …

Along with continuing the ongoing campaign against drug smuggling with a mass sit in protest at the historic Khwairamband kei thel today, women protestors demanded that the ongoing session of Manipur Legislative assembly adopt an effective legislation to check drug smuggling Source The Sangai Express

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Army clarifies

With reference to publication of a news report by State dailies today, regarding women folk securing release of an individual who was arrested by the Army, a pIB DW statement clarified that the individual, Rajendro alias Gaithuilung Pamei of Ngariyan…

With reference to publication of a news report by State dailies today, regarding women folk securing release of an individual who was arrested by the Army, a pIB DW statement clarified that the individual, Rajendro alias Gaithuilung Pamei of Ngariyan village was apprehended, in a joint operation, based upon inputs about his involvement in subversive activities Source The Sangai Express

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Army recovers 100 kgs explosives

Close on the heels of the visit by Corps Commander Lt Gen AK Sahni to Behiang on March 5, where four UNLF cadres were gunned down by troops of 39 Assam Rifles on January 21, a specific intelligence based operations was planned by 27 Sector pro actively…

Close on the heels of the visit by Corps Commander Lt Gen AK Sahni to Behiang on March 5, where four UNLF cadres were gunned down by troops of 39 Assam Rifles on January 21, a specific intelligence based operations was planned by 27 Sector pro actively operating under Red Shield Division, informed a PIB DW release Source The Sangai Express

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SDSA appeals for extension of SSC recruitment Test

The Senapati District Students’ Association SDSA in an open statement has appealed the Ministry of Home Affairs MHA and Staff Selection Commission of India SSC NE region to extend the date of the ongoing SSC Constable GD recruitment Test held a…

The Senapati District Students’ Association SDSA in an open statement has appealed the Ministry of Home Affairs MHA and Staff Selection Commission of India SSC NE region to extend the date of the ongoing SSC Constable GD recruitment Test held at Keithelmanbi Source The Sangai Express

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Public deprived of edible oil, pulses under PDS

Although edible oil and pulses are included under the Public Distribution System PDS and there is a provision to provide these items to the people at subsidised rates, the State Government is unable to extend these benefits to the people of Manipur …

Although edible oil and pulses are included under the Public Distribution System PDS and there is a provision to provide these items to the people at subsidised rates, the State Government is unable to extend these benefits to the people of Manipur Source The Sangai Express

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Ukhrul chiefs reach out to Somra

Under the theme ‘Oneness,’ a 17 member delegation led by executive council members of Border Area Villages’ Association BAVA , a few days back, visited Somra, the nearest village in Myanmar from Ukhrul, which was recently declared a township by the My…

Under the theme ‘Oneness,’ a 17 member delegation led by executive council members of Border Area Villages’ Association BAVA , a few days back, visited Somra, the nearest village in Myanmar from Ukhrul, which was recently declared a township by the Myanmar authority Source The Sangai Express Mungchan Zimik

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International Women’s Day PREPAK on crimes against women

The proscribed PREPAK has conveyed deep annoyance and worry at the increasing level of violence against women and negligence of women issues by political rulers at different parts of the world Source The Sangai Express

The proscribed PREPAK has conveyed deep annoyance and worry at the increasing level of violence against women and negligence of women issues by political rulers at different parts of the world Source The Sangai Express

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Powdered drugs sent to Myanmar, CBI yet to be intimated

Some wily drug smugglers of the State have been trafficking drugs to Myanmar after pounding tablets which are used as drugs to powder Source The Sangai Express

Some wily drug smugglers of the State have been trafficking drugs to Myanmar after pounding tablets which are used as drugs to powder Source The Sangai Express

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How brain loses and regains consciousness during anesthesia

  A new study has shed light on how a common anesthesia drug creates loss of consciousness in patients undergoing surgery. Tracking the brain activity in human volunteers over a two-hour period as they lost and regained consciousness, researchers from MIT and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) have identified distinctive brain patterns associated with different stages […]

 

A new study has shed light on how a common anesthesia drug creates loss of consciousness in patients undergoing surgery.
Tracking the brain activity in human volunteers over a two-hour period as they lost and regained consciousness, researchers from MIT and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) have identified distinctive brain patterns associated with different stages of general anesthesia.The findings could help doctors better monitor patients during surgery and prevent rare cases of patients waking up during operations.
“When anesthesiologists are taking care of someone in the operating room, they can use the information in this article to make sure that someone is unconscious, and they can have a specific idea of when the person may be regaining consciousness,” said senior author Emery Brown, an MIT professor of brain and cognitive sciences and health sciences and technology and an anesthesiologist at MGH.Lead author of the paper is Patrick Purdon, an instructor of anesthesia at MGH and Harvard Medical School.
Last fall, Purdon, Brown and colleagues published a study of brain activity in epileptic patients as they went under anesthesia. Using electrodes that had been implanted in the patients’ brains as part of their treatment for epilepsy, the researchers were able to identify a signature EEG pattern that emerged during anesthesia.
In the new study, the researchers studied healthy volunteers, measuring their brain activity with an array of 64 electrodes attached to the scalp. Not only did they find patterns that appeared to correspond to what they saw in last year’s study, they were also able to discern much more detail, because they gave the dose of propofol over a longer period of time and followed subjects until they came out of anesthesia.
While the subjects received propofol, the researchers monitored their responsiveness to sounds. Every four seconds, the subjects heard either a mechanical tone or a word, such as their name. The researchers measured EEG activity throughout the process, as the subjects pressed a button to indicate whether they heard the sound.
As the subjects became less responsive, distinct brain patterns appeared. Early on, when the subjects were just beginning to lose consciousness, the researchers detected an oscillation of brain activity in the low frequency (0.1 to 1 hertz) and alpha frequency (8 to 12 hertz) bands, in the frontal cortex. They also found a specific relationship between the oscillations in those two frequency bands: Alpha oscillations peaked as the low-frequency waves were at their lowest point.
When the brain reached a slightly deeper level of anesthesia, a marked transition occurred: The alpha oscillations flipped so their highest points occurred when the low frequency waves were also peaking.The researchers believe that these alpha and low-frequency oscillations, which they also detected in last year’s study, produce unconsciousness by disrupting normal communication between different brain regions. The oscillations appear to constrain the amount of information that can pass between the frontal cortex and the thalamus, which normally communicate with each other across a very broad frequency band to relay sensory information and control attention.The oscillations also prevent different parts of the cortex from coordinating with each other. In last year’s study, the researchers found that during anesthesia, neurons within small, localized brain regions are active for a few hundred milliseconds, then shut off again for a few hundred milliseconds. This flickering of activity, which creates the slow oscillation pattern, prevents brain regions from communicating normally.
When the researchers began to slowly decrease the dose of propofol, to bring the subjects out of anesthesia, they saw a reversal of the brain activity patterns that appeared when the subjects lost consciousness. A few minutes before regaining consciousness, the alpha oscillations flipped so that they were at their peak when the low-frequency waves were at their lowest point.
“That is the signature that would allow someone to determine if a patient is coming out of anesthesia too early, with this drug,” Purdon said.In follow-up studies, the researchers are now studying the brain activity patterns produced by other anesthesia drugs.
The study appeared in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. (ANI)

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CBI registers four cases in murder of Dy. SP

Mail News Service New Delhi, Mar 7 : The Central Bureau of Investigation has today registered four cases relating to alleged murder of three persons, including Ziaul Haque, Deputy Superintendent of Police of Uttar Pradesh and two other persons, namely Nanhe Yadav & his brother Suresh Yadav, both of District Pratapgarh (UP) in separate incidents […]

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New Delhi, Mar 7 : The Central Bureau of Investigation has today registered four cases relating to alleged murder of three persons, including Ziaul Haque, Deputy Superintendent of Police of Uttar Pradesh and two other persons, namely Nanhe Yadav & his brother Suresh Yadav, both of District Pratapgarh (UP) in separate incidents on 02.03.2013 on the request of UP Govt and after Notification by Govt of India.
The first of these cases relates to the alleged murder of Nanhe Yadav, Pradhan in District Pratapgarh in which four persons have been named as accused. The second case relates to the alleged murder of Dy.SP in which ten persons have been named as accused. The third case relates to the alleged murder of Suresh Yadav, brother of Nanhe Yadav in which four persons have been named as accused. The fourth case has been registered on the complaint of the wife of the late Dy.SP in which five persons have been named as accused.
CBI has taken up the investigation of these cases which were earlier registered by Uttar Prakesh Police. A team has left for Uttar Pradesh today.

 

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Manipur 2013-14 : Nothing bold or visionary – E-Pao.net

E-Pao.netManipur 2013-14 : Nothing bold or visionaryE-Pao.netAfter the Union Finance Minister, it was the turn of the state Finance Minister to present the budget in the state Assembly. Our Finance Minister was not presenting the last budget of the Gov…


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