Local MLA and councilors were to conduct a search inside the 12 Marath Li post at Mayang Imphal today as whereabouts of two local youths including a national volleyball player are still remain unknown Source Hueiyen News Service
Local MLA and councilors were to conduct a search inside the 12 Marath Li post at Mayang Imphal today as whereabouts of two local youths including a national volleyball player are still remain unknown Source Hueiyen News Service
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The proscribed UNLF has accused New Delhi of draining resources of Manipur Source The Sangai Express
The proscribed UNLF has accused New Delhi of draining resources of Manipur Source The Sangai Express
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The Manipur Civil Service Combined Competitive Preliminary Examination will be in single paper of objective type in the subject General Studies degree standard of three hour duration having 200 questions, with a maximum of 300 marks Source Hueiy…
The Manipur Civil Service Combined Competitive Preliminary Examination will be in single paper of objective type in the subject General Studies degree standard of three hour duration having 200 questions, with a maximum of 300 marks Source Hueiyen News Service
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With tackling corruption high on its agenda, the Centre has written to all the chief ministers urging them to fast track the setting up and operationalisation of special courts in their states to try cases of corruption being investigated by the CBI …
With tackling corruption high on its agenda, the Centre has written to all the chief ministers urging them to fast track the setting up and operationalisation of special courts in their states to try cases of corruption being investigated by the CBI Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India
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A One day Training cum Demonstration Workshop for Micro, Small and Medium Entrepreneurs on Packaging of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables will be held tomorrow at Classic Hotel Source Hueiyen News Service
A One day Training cum Demonstration Workshop for Micro, Small and Medium Entrepreneurs on Packaging of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables will be held tomorrow at Classic Hotel Source Hueiyen News Service
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Reacting to a report published in a daily paper with regard to abduction of one Bannyson Jajo of Ngurumphung village in Ukhrul district, the Manipur Naga Revolutionary Front MNRF has denied involvement of its cadres in the case Source The Sangai E…
Reacting to a report published in a daily paper with regard to abduction of one Bannyson Jajo of Ngurumphung village in Ukhrul district, the Manipur Naga Revolutionary Front MNRF has denied involvement of its cadres in the case Source The Sangai Express
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Owing to apparent lack of communication between authorities of Regional Institute of Medical Sciences RIMS and State’s Health Department record of casualties from cancerous diseases could not be maintained Source The Sangai Express
Owing to apparent lack of communication between authorities of Regional Institute of Medical Sciences RIMS and State’s Health Department record of casualties from cancerous diseases could not be maintained Source The Sangai Express
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A remote village in Tamenglong district of Manipur has remained inaccessible for as long as memory can recollect Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
A remote village in Tamenglong district of Manipur has remained inaccessible for as long as memory can recollect Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
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The Manipur State Legal Service Authority MSLSA today disposed off six cases, five motor vehicle claim related and one matrimonial, in its first ever mediation session, an initiative of the authority to settle cases without taking much time and with …
The Manipur State Legal Service Authority MSLSA today disposed off six cases, five motor vehicle claim related and one matrimonial, in its first ever mediation session, an initiative of the authority to settle cases without taking much time and with less expenditure Source Hueiyen News Service
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Source: MTV ROCK ON Website: http://mtv.in.com/rockon/ After putting up a very tough fight DIVINE CONNECTION WIN Kurkure Desi Beats Rock On with MTV! About Divine Connection Divine Connection is a… Read more »
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After putting up a very tough fight DIVINE CONNECTION WIN Kurkure Desi Beats Rock On with MTV!
About Divine Connection
Divine Connection is a band from Kohima, Nagaland who play varied blend of rock music fused with jazz and funk. They are primarily involved with the Christian music scene and it will be interesting to see them incorporate other religions into their performance. They are a very tight and professional band. The front man of the band says that although he is unable to provide a luxurious lifestyle to his family by being a working musician, the fact that his four year old son recognizes his voice when he hears him on the radio makes it all worth it.
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By: Bobo Meitei I left the old world behind with the hope that in another world, deeply influenced by the old, I would be able to discover something. It was… Read more »
By: Bobo Meitei
I left the old world behind with the hope that in another world, deeply influenced by the old, I would be able to discover something. It was six years ago and back then I had no plan, no concrete shape to embark on to give it a classical name. Perhaps the world then to me didn’t reveal too clearly or I didn’t have the intelligence to look at what was unfolding before with the intention to understand subtle human nature. This internal nagging compelled me to plunge to it and there I was able to sail through, then again, it was too raw for me to describe each bit that I could sense. Did they have a name? Like any other thing it did have one, but my attempt wasn’t to go and to redefine, mine was the unexamined world, the world which existed and yet none had dared to examine for they feared the percussions from the states and besides it wasn’t a part of the culture to defy the conventional set-up. It could be suicidal and could only draw the senseless meticulous fury of the state.
This endeavour didn’t induce the result that I always wanted to instead I went back beyond that, the world of my shattered home where life is required to court what he doesn’t deserve and all this grotesqueness being veiled with the democracy chink.
Since my arrival and until now the anxiety to paint with suitable colours what I had come across has been vibrant. The aim is to describe how one arrived with a reason and what he had to go through. And during his stay he sincerely got into the very core of the elements in this particular society and strove to analyse every incident and every prominent character and linked them to the unspoken charade. Had they been an outspoken people, what the society would have been like? What have made them the meek and surrendered subjects instead of being the proud citizens? The exterior of the charade was presented to them as a fantasy and they, after decades, after generations, have become the people who could instinctively feel the nature of it which they secretly felt they should contest and the also the kind of people whose psyche has been ingrained with decades of well-choreographed fantasy making them feel they have to live with and the mere thought of questioning instantaneously gripped their senses, rendering them a confused people.
Like other confused people who are also slightly aware of the fact that they were a different people within a marked geographical territory they become the people who look up at the people who are superior to them for almost everything and treating indignantly those darker than them a bit lower than themselves. This does make a lot of sense given the succeeding defeat by its neighbouring countries and when the nation was consolidated it was done through a feudal system which was propped up advanced western powers. They were awed by them since they brought them what a modern civilization needed but again what they received was not sufficient enough to grow and to make themselves a competitor. They were left behind with a bit of insincere touch by mediocre hands, which are visible in scattered establishments, quite vital to them. Getting into what was done mediocre by hands has been something they haven’t much thought of and therefore they remain a people who are still awed by and what had been brought in as strange blocks upon which they can’t really lay their claim.
Those who had ventured beyond their land return home with a stain of liberalism and they go about hollering without any conviction. The man who says” we seek Caucasians, no niggers and other Asians” at his work place has come out to holler at the top of his voice for equality and liberalism. Owing to their absence of conviction and human integrity they present themselves as susceptible people who can be played in the hands of the very whom they have come out protest.
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By: Bobo Meitei I left the old world behind with the hope that in another world, deeply influenced by the old, I would be able to discover something. It was… Read more »
By: Bobo Meitei
I left the old world behind with the hope that in another world, deeply influenced by the old, I would be able to discover something. It was six years ago and back then I had no plan, no concrete shape to embark on to give it a classical name. Perhaps the world then to me didn’t reveal too clearly or I didn’t have the intelligence to look at what was unfolding before with the intention to understand subtle human nature. This internal nagging compelled me to plunge to it and there I was able to sail through, then again, it was too raw for me to describe each bit that I could sense. Did they have a name? Like any other thing it did have one, but my attempt wasn’t to go and to redefine, mine was the unexamined world, the world which existed and yet none had dared to examine for they feared the percussions from the states and besides it wasn’t a part of the culture to defy the conventional set-up. It could be suicidal and could only draw the senseless meticulous fury of the state.
This endeavour didn’t induce the result that I always wanted to instead I went back beyond that, the world of my shattered home where life is required to court what he doesn’t deserve and all this grotesqueness being veiled with the democracy chink.
Since my arrival and until now the anxiety to paint with suitable colours what I had come across has been vibrant. The aim is to describe how one arrived with a reason and what he had to go through. And during his stay he sincerely got into the very core of the elements in this particular society and strove to analyse every incident and every prominent character and linked them to the unspoken charade. Had they been an outspoken people, what the society would have been like? What have made them the meek and surrendered subjects instead of being the proud citizens? The exterior of the charade was presented to them as a fantasy and they, after decades, after generations, have become the people who could instinctively feel the nature of it which they secretly felt they should contest and the also the kind of people whose psyche has been ingrained with decades of well-choreographed fantasy making them feel they have to live with and the mere thought of questioning instantaneously gripped their senses, rendering them a confused people.
Like other confused people who are also slightly aware of the fact that they were a different people within a marked geographical territory they become the people who look up at the people who are superior to them for almost everything and treating indignantly those darker than them a bit lower than themselves. This does make a lot of sense given the succeeding defeat by its neighbouring countries and when the nation was consolidated it was done through a feudal system which was propped up advanced western powers. They were awed by them since they brought them what a modern civilization needed but again what they received was not sufficient enough to grow and to make themselves a competitor. They were left behind with a bit of insincere touch by mediocre hands, which are visible in scattered establishments, quite vital to them. Getting into what was done mediocre by hands has been something they haven’t much thought of and therefore they remain a people who are still awed by and what had been brought in as strange blocks upon which they can’t really lay their claim.
Those who had ventured beyond their land return home with a stain of liberalism and they go about hollering without any conviction. The man who says” we seek Caucasians, no niggers and other Asians” at his work place has come out to holler at the top of his voice for equality and liberalism. Owing to their absence of conviction and human integrity they present themselves as susceptible people who can be played in the hands of the very whom they have come out protest.
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Ad-hoc committee formedKanglaOnlineIMPHAL Feb 20: An adhoc committee has been instituted following resolve of a meeting held today at Manipur Press Club to form a union which will be christened as All Manipur Non Journalist Employees Union. The meeting…
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Ad-hoc committee formed
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IMPHAL, Feb 20: Reacting to the false charges leveled by NIA against the arrested leaders of UNLF, the proscribed UNLF has asserted that the defeat of India will be brought… Read more »
IMPHAL, Feb 20: Reacting to the false charges leveled by NIA against the arrested leaders of UNLF, the proscribed UNLF has asserted that the defeat of India will be brought with its own money.
A statement of UNLF signed by senior publicity officer Ksh Yoiheiba said that the NIA is plotting to jail the arrested leaders of UNLF by leveling false charges of extortions and waging wars against India.
India is taking up various policies to suppress the Manipuris in all fields. So far there has been no policy from the side of the Indian government to uplift the socio-economic condition of the people of the region. The cost for freedom movement of the outfit has to be collected from the people as well as colonial loyalists, it said.
The National Economic Policy (NEP) of the outfit has benefited lots of people. One important programme under NEP is the movement for food sustainability through which thousands of farmers of the region have benefited. Moreover, the outfit also provides micro-financial assistance to the economically backward people so as to improve their livelihood, the statement mentioned.
Further, it said that India should give compensations to the people for the losses incurred due to colonial exploitations in the region, and added that the sole objective of the outfit is to defeat the colonial forces of India with its money.
The UNLF also lauded the people for their support towards the demand for holding plebiscite through which the freedom of Manipur can be restored.
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IMPHAL, Feb 20: Reacting to the false charges leveled by NIA against the arrested leaders of UNLF, the proscribed UNLF has asserted that the defeat of India will be brought… Read more »
IMPHAL, Feb 20: Reacting to the false charges leveled by NIA against the arrested leaders of UNLF, the proscribed UNLF has asserted that the defeat of India will be brought with its own money.
A statement of UNLF signed by senior publicity officer Ksh Yoiheiba said that the NIA is plotting to jail the arrested leaders of UNLF by leveling false charges of extortions and waging wars against India.
India is taking up various policies to suppress the Manipuris in all fields. So far there has been no policy from the side of the Indian government to uplift the socio-economic condition of the people of the region. The cost for freedom movement of the outfit has to be collected from the people as well as colonial loyalists, it said.
The National Economic Policy (NEP) of the outfit has benefited lots of people. One important programme under NEP is the movement for food sustainability through which thousands of farmers of the region have benefited. Moreover, the outfit also provides micro-financial assistance to the economically backward people so as to improve their livelihood, the statement mentioned.
Further, it said that India should give compensations to the people for the losses incurred due to colonial exploitations in the region, and added that the sole objective of the outfit is to defeat the colonial forces of India with its money.
The UNLF also lauded the people for their support towards the demand for holding plebiscite through which the freedom of Manipur can be restored.
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IMPHAL, Feb 20: State Home department has recommended four under trials including a woman belonging to separate under ground outfits to be detained under the National Security Act. The state… Read more »
IMPHAL, Feb 20: State Home department has recommended four under trials including a woman belonging to separate under ground outfits to be detained under the National Security Act.
The state home department has recommended detentions of three undertrials identified as Shijagurumayum Raj Sharma alias Kokoton, 47 s/o Sh Tombi Sharma of Keishampat Thokchom Leikai, Saranthem Ranjit Singh alias Ratan alias Chandra, 42, s/o S Santaram Singh of Heirangoithong Makha Maibam Leikai Keibung and Mutum Tarun Singh alias Bung, 35, son of late M Mani Singh of Uripok Khiadem Leikai presently residence of Naoremthong Bazar.
According to an official source, the state home department has carefully considered grounds for their detention furnished by the district magistrate, Imphal West District last month and being satisfied that their activities are prejudicial to the security of the state and maintenance of public order it is also of the opinion that the ground are sufficient for the detention of the said persons under Section 3(2) of the NSA and the order of detention aforesaid made by the district magistrate, Imphal West district, the department has made its approval for detention of the said three persons under NSA.
Further, the said department after examination of the report, the detention under, grounds for detention and other relevant paper furnished by the district magistrate, Bishnupur district during last month the department has recommended for the detention of one Mairembam Ningol Ningombam Ongbi Premila Devi alias Victoria alias Ibemcha alias Roma, 35, wife of N Boyai Singh of Churachandpur New Bazar under NSA, the source added.
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IMPHAL, Feb 20: State Home department has recommended four under trials including a woman belonging to separate under ground outfits to be detained under the National Security Act. The state… Read more »
IMPHAL, Feb 20: State Home department has recommended four under trials including a woman belonging to separate under ground outfits to be detained under the National Security Act.
The state home department has recommended detentions of three undertrials identified as Shijagurumayum Raj Sharma alias Kokoton, 47 s/o Sh Tombi Sharma of Keishampat Thokchom Leikai, Saranthem Ranjit Singh alias Ratan alias Chandra, 42, s/o S Santaram Singh of Heirangoithong Makha Maibam Leikai Keibung and Mutum Tarun Singh alias Bung, 35, son of late M Mani Singh of Uripok Khiadem Leikai presently residence of Naoremthong Bazar.
According to an official source, the state home department has carefully considered grounds for their detention furnished by the district magistrate, Imphal West District last month and being satisfied that their activities are prejudicial to the security of the state and maintenance of public order it is also of the opinion that the ground are sufficient for the detention of the said persons under Section 3(2) of the NSA and the order of detention aforesaid made by the district magistrate, Imphal West district, the department has made its approval for detention of the said three persons under NSA.
Further, the said department after examination of the report, the detention under, grounds for detention and other relevant paper furnished by the district magistrate, Bishnupur district during last month the department has recommended for the detention of one Mairembam Ningol Ningombam Ongbi Premila Devi alias Victoria alias Ibemcha alias Roma, 35, wife of N Boyai Singh of Churachandpur New Bazar under NSA, the source added.
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IMPHAL Feb 20: Post the Joint Monitoring Group (JMG) meeting held yesterday at the 1st Manipur Rifles battalion campus between the SoO signatories of the Kuki underground outfits and the… Read more »
IMPHAL Feb 20: Post the Joint Monitoring Group (JMG) meeting held yesterday at the 1st Manipur Rifles battalion campus between the SoO signatories of the Kuki underground outfits and the government representatives , resolve was impressed on the UG outfits to adhere to the ground rules of the tri partite talks.
The army in a press statement have warned the KNF (P) to stop violation of the SoO , as the underground outfit is found carrying out recruitment of underage children. A PIB (Defence Wing) release today states that troops of 43 Assam Rifles under the aegis of the Red Shield Division successfully foiled the plans of the KNF (P) carrying out forcible recruitment of children.
The press release further states that , the said troopers had received information that the UG outfit have abducted seven children in between the age group of 14 to 19 years from Thoubal district on February 16 , it was also learnt that the cadres of the outfit had brought the children to Kangpokpi.
On receiving the information, personnel of the 43 AR carried out operations in the said area and managed to rescue the children.
The army views the violation of the suspension of operations agreement by the KNF(P) seriously and warns the group to desist from such overtures in future.
The rescued children are Ngamgolai S/o Jankhojang Khongsai of Saichang Village of Thoubal district, Jangmithang S/o Dousci Khongsai of Saichang, Ngamfinluri khongsai S/o Doungam of Saichang, Jenkholam S/o Kemjang of Saichang, Lungoulen Vaiphei S/o Luthang of Molkon village of thoubal District ,Luniam Vaiphai S.o Sellen of Molkon and Leimin Lal Vaiphei of Molkon.
The locals also thanked the prompt action of the Assam Rifles in rescuing the children.
It may be mentioned that there are 11 designated camps constructed for the cadres of the Kuki outfits under the SoO agreement and periodic meetings of the KNO and UPF which are the umbrella organizations of the outfits and periodic meetings are held with the representatives of the outfits with the state and Union government representatives to review the ground rules.
Such a meeting held at the 1st MR grounds yesterday had intimated the UG cadres not to venture out of the designated camps ,sources informed.
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IMPHAL Feb 20: Post the Joint Monitoring Group (JMG) meeting held yesterday at the 1st Manipur Rifles battalion campus between the SoO signatories of the Kuki underground outfits and the… Read more »
IMPHAL Feb 20: Post the Joint Monitoring Group (JMG) meeting held yesterday at the 1st Manipur Rifles battalion campus between the SoO signatories of the Kuki underground outfits and the government representatives , resolve was impressed on the UG outfits to adhere to the ground rules of the tri partite talks.
The army in a press statement have warned the KNF (P) to stop violation of the SoO , as the underground outfit is found carrying out recruitment of underage children. A PIB (Defence Wing) release today states that troops of 43 Assam Rifles under the aegis of the Red Shield Division successfully foiled the plans of the KNF (P) carrying out forcible recruitment of children.
The press release further states that , the said troopers had received information that the UG outfit have abducted seven children in between the age group of 14 to 19 years from Thoubal district on February 16 , it was also learnt that the cadres of the outfit had brought the children to Kangpokpi.
On receiving the information, personnel of the 43 AR carried out operations in the said area and managed to rescue the children.
The army views the violation of the suspension of operations agreement by the KNF(P) seriously and warns the group to desist from such overtures in future.
The rescued children are Ngamgolai S/o Jankhojang Khongsai of Saichang Village of Thoubal district, Jangmithang S/o Dousci Khongsai of Saichang, Ngamfinluri khongsai S/o Doungam of Saichang, Jenkholam S/o Kemjang of Saichang, Lungoulen Vaiphei S/o Luthang of Molkon village of thoubal District ,Luniam Vaiphai S.o Sellen of Molkon and Leimin Lal Vaiphei of Molkon.
The locals also thanked the prompt action of the Assam Rifles in rescuing the children.
It may be mentioned that there are 11 designated camps constructed for the cadres of the Kuki outfits under the SoO agreement and periodic meetings of the KNO and UPF which are the umbrella organizations of the outfits and periodic meetings are held with the representatives of the outfits with the state and Union government representatives to review the ground rules.
Such a meeting held at the 1st MR grounds yesterday had intimated the UG cadres not to venture out of the designated camps ,sources informed.
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IMPHAL, Feb 20: Two individuals identified as one Chabungbam Manglemba Singh, 31, s/o Ch. Nungsijao Singh and Longjam Suresh Singh, 27, s/o L. Mangi Singh of Top Siphai Makha Leikai… Read more »
IMPHAL, Feb 20: Two individuals identified as one Chabungbam Manglemba Singh, 31, s/o Ch. Nungsijao Singh and Longjam Suresh Singh, 27, s/o L. Mangi Singh of Top Siphai Makha Leikai who have been allegedly whisked away by security personnel from their residence on the intervening night of February 18 and 19 have remained untraceable till date. In the connection a JAC was formed who had submitted a memorandum to the Chief Minister and the Governor of the state today evening.
While speaking to mediapersons today the, Longjam Tomba Singh, convenor of the JAC alleged that the two individuals were picked up from their respective residences by the army in full combat dress who had come in two light vehicles during the intervening night of February 18 and 19 without issuing any arrest memo.
He further maintained that following the arrest, the family members of the two went to the Mayang Imphal police station and the 12th Maratha Light Infantry, Mayang Imphal to report about the arrest of the two, however to their utter dismay both the PS and the MLI denied any knowledge of the arrest.
While demanding the whereabouts of the two missing persons, the JAC also demanded that the two be handed over to the nearest police station at the earliest.
Meanwhile as a mark of protest against the incident the JAC volunteers blocked the Wangoi area since early morning today. However there was no report of any untoward incident during the protest.
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