Visiting BJP spokesperson tags state cabinet as `The cabinet` militant group

IMPHAL April 24: National spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party and also a Rajya Sabha MP Prakash Javadekar has today left no harsh words unsaid in describing the Congress led… Read more »

IMPHAL April 24: National spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party and also a Rajya Sabha MP Prakash Javadekar has today left no harsh words unsaid in describing the Congress led UPA government before referring the Manipur cabinet ministers as members of a new militant outfit.
Javedkar who is on a three day visit to the state arrived this afternoon and held a press conference at the main office of the BJP Manipur unit.
Addressing mediapersons at the press conference, the spokesperson stated that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has been regarded as an economist and a clean politician earlier. However the PM has failed miserably to check inflation and the rampant corruption taking place in every nook and corner of the nation and has lost his reputation on both counts.
He also stated that even though the Prime Minister has repeatedly made the promise to curb price rise in the country during the last 24 months, the prices seem to be only going up instead of going down, which is a resounding failure on the part of the UPA government.
He voiced that Manipur is particularly affected by inflation evidently, as a litre of Kerosene costs at 100 Rupees. Inflation for the nation rose at 10 % and GDP at 9.5%, which shows that development, is eaten away by inflation.“ Of recent, the nation has witnessed the 2G ,CWG scams and many other ‘G’s’ may be happening, the PM is presiding the worst government the country has ever seen”, he said.
Also taking digs at the SPF government, Javedkar said that the rampant corruption which occurs in the state deserve recognition in the Guinness Book of World Records as “the most corrupted state”, for which the scam of the primary teachers and police recruitment recently bears testimony.
He maintained that law and order in the state have broken down completely and also voiced his amazement that a cabinet minister shot the advocate general and the matter ended quietly. A minister’s son shot a person in cold blood, if this is the state of affairs then the militants may regard the cabinet ministers of O Ibobi as members of a new militant outfit operating under the title ‘The Cabinet’,. The BJP demands an inquiry and high level intervention into the incident, he said.
Further, Javedekar confidently announced that the congress will lose in the recently concluded Assam elections, hence marking their downfall in the North East political scenario. The BJP will contest all seats for the upcoming IMC elections to address the lack of power, drinking water, deplorable road conditions, ineffective PDS distribution etc in the state which also points out the overall collapse of the present government.
Conclusively, the MP decried the ambush on MLA Wungnaoshang by the NSCN (IM) and stated that the NIA should initiate an inquiry into the matter. The incident shows that NSCN (IM) ceasefire issue needs to be addressed and the matter will be taken up at Parliament in the upcoming monsoon session, he concluded. 

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Basic course

IMPHAL April 26: The candidates for 15 days Basic course in News Reporting to be held at Manipur press, organized by the state Institute of Journalism, DIPR has been declared… Read more »

IMPHAL April 26: The candidates for 15 days Basic course in News Reporting to be held at Manipur press, organized by the state Institute of Journalism, DIPR has been declared said a press release.
The release further said that the selected candidates has to deposit  admission fee of Rs.200 at the cash counter of DIPR within April 30 and also, to report at the Manipur press club on May 2 at 10am. The list of selected candidates can be check from the notice board of DIPR, the release further added.

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Sub-junior Sepak Takraw championship final today

IMPHAL, April 27: SAIRC(A) took the title in the double boys Regu event in the 14th sub-junior boys and girls state Sepak Takraw championship being held at YAWA ground, Singjamei…. Read more »

IMPHAL, April 27: SAIRC(A) took the title in the double boys Regu event in the 14th sub-junior boys and girls state Sepak Takraw championship being held at YAWA ground, Singjamei.
In the double boys regu final played today SAIRC(A) beat YAWA by 2-0 (21-11, 21-15).
In the Regu event, the boys final will played between SAIRC(A) and SWC(C) tomorrow while in the girls final LKYDA will play SWC.

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YWC wins in Birendra football

IMPHAL, April 28: NSU drew NYASO 1-1 in a match of the 3rd Th Birchandra football academy state level U-13 football tournament being held at Toubungkhok. NYASO took early lead… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 28: NSU drew NYASO 1-1 in a match of the 3rd Th Birchandra football academy state level U-13 football tournament being held at Toubungkhok.
NYASO took early lead as N Thoithoi scored in the 2nd minute of the match. K Kuber made the equaliser for NSU in the 29th minute.
In the second match, YWC(L) defeated YFC by 2-1.
Lansingam scored both the goals for YWC in the 29th and 33rd minute while Rojen scored for YFC in the 11th minute. In the third match, BMSC beat TDC by 3-2.
M Joyprakash, Th Meghajit and Robinson scored for BMSC while A Aboicha and L Roshan scored for TDC.
In the fourth match of the day LUFA defeated YWC(M) by 6-0. The goal for LUFA were scored by Boiyai, Lulum, Khupneisaneng and Havei while Bhogen scored two goals.

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TDCA wins in MCA cricket

IMPHAL, April 29: TDCA registered an easy win against PCC(B) in today`™s match of the 2nd MCA U-14 cricket tournament played today at Khuman Lampak. Batting first after winning the… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 29: TDCA registered an easy win against PCC(B) in today`™s match of the 2nd MCA U-14 cricket tournament played today at Khuman Lampak.

Batting first after winning the toss, TDCA scored 209 runs for fall of nine wickets in alloted 30 overs.

In reply, PCC(B) lost all their wickets when their scoreboard reads 102 in 23 overs.

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KCP message

IMPHAL, April 30: On the occasion of May Day which is being widely celebrated today globally, the Kangleipak Communist Party (Maoist), in a statement, sends its heartfelt greetings to the… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 30: On the occasion of May Day which is being widely celebrated today globally, the Kangleipak Communist Party (Maoist), in a statement, sends its heartfelt greetings to the people of Manipur.

A KCP(M) statement said May Day is being celebrated in more than 80 countries throughout the world with the main objective of reserving working day for a labourer to eight hours daily.

With the coming of the May Day, the KCP(M) also wishes the farmers and labourers of Manipur for a meaningful and prosperous year.

It also said communist party and peasants/labourers are two sides of the same coin and the two worked together for the betterment of the society.

The KCP(M) statement further said revolutionaries, petty-bourgeois and rich peasants need to maintain a cordial relationship in Manipur.

The outfit also announced that KCP(M) will stop any form of collection from peasant community and reserving percentage with regard to distribution of essential commodities meant for the people.

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Joint Executive Meeting of AZSUM-AMN and ZSUM

IMPHAL, May 5: A joint meeting of AZSUM-AMN and ZSUM was held at Namdunlong, Imphal on the fifth of May, discussing on the following agenda:-1)Election of new ZSUM Executives and… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 5: A joint meeting of AZSUM-AMN and ZSUM was held at Namdunlong, Imphal on the fifth of May, discussing on the following agenda:-1)Election of new ZSUM Executives and appointment of Election Commission 2)Election of ZSU Tamei area Executives.3)Expel of Mr. Thaingamlung Thaimei(Finance Secy.), in a press release by AZSU-AMN.

Resolutions were arrived at the meeting for the constitution of Election Commission, election of ZSU Tamei area, termination of Finance Secy., ZSUM and improvement on the condition of schools, roads, transport and communication, it further added.

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Annual general meeting

IMPHAL, May 6:  The annual general meeting of United Committee Manipur (UCM) will be held on May 15 at 9a.m. at the UCM Headquarter, Lamphel, stated a press release of… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 6:  The annual general meeting of United Committee Manipur (UCM) will be held on May 15 at 9a.m. at the UCM Headquarter, Lamphel, stated a press release of the committee.
It further requests the timely presence of its members and mentions of an interaction amongst its members on the annual report of the committee, on the said date.

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Nagaland storms into Challenge Cup final

IMPHAL, May 7: Former champion Nagaland Veteran Football Association has entered final of the 13th Challenge Cup veteran football tournament being held at Mapal Kangjeibung.This is second year in succession… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 7: Former champion Nagaland Veteran Football Association has entered final of the 13th Challenge Cup veteran football tournament being held at Mapal Kangjeibung.This is second year in succession for the Nagaland team to enter final.In the first semi final played today at Mapal Kangjeibung Nagaland veteran team defeated IMVF, Heingang by 3-0. Lanusanen scored first goal for the Nagaland team to take the lead in the 13th minute.Ronthango increased the the lead for Nagaland as he netted in second goal for the team in the 44th minute.In the second half, Yambemo scored third goal for the team in the 55th minute thereby securing Nagaland team to the final. Despite their efforts to equalise the deficit goals, IMVFA failed to match their Nagaland counterpart.During the match, referee Shanta booked Ksh Sarat of IMVFA for commiting a dangererous faul to a Nagaland player.

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Manipur beat Goa, 3-0 in Sr women national football

IMPHAL, May 10: Manipur senior women football team defeated Goa by 3-0 goals in the Group-A quarter final league of the ongoing 19th senior women national football championship-2010-11 being held… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 10: Manipur senior women football team defeated Goa by 3-0 goals in the Group-A quarter final league of the ongoing 19th senior women national football championship-2010-11 being held at Bhilai, Chattisgarh. In a quarter final league match played today Manipur controlled the entire match and went on to win with a convincing 3-0 scoreline.All the goals for Manipur were scored by striker Y Kamala Devi and she earned hat-trick. The goals were scored in the 42nd, 50th and 90+1 minutes. Manipur will meet host Jharkhand in the next quarter final match on May 12.

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Army lifeline for remote ccpur village

IMPHL, May 11: 16 MARATHA Light Infantry under LOGTAK Brigade, over the past one week has been instrumental in providing bulldozer efforts through 9 Engr Regt to connect the remote… Read more »

IMPHL, May 11: 16 MARATHA Light Infantry under LOGTAK Brigade, over the past one week has been instrumental in providing bulldozer efforts through 9 Engr Regt to connect the remote villages of Henglep Sub Division with NH-02.  The track which has been completed with the joint efforts of the local villagers from Ukha and surrounding area, fulfills a long standing aspiration of the villagers by providing connectivity across the Thangjing ridge.  The area in the past, due to its remoteness, inaccessibility and lack of development has been used for illegal Poppy & Ganja cultivation and for safe sanctuaries by insurgent groups .The new road will not only improve the security environment but will also pave way for more economic development of the area by providing more alternatives to the locals.  The help extended by the army has been welcomed wholeheartedly by the local chiefs association and the general public and they have volunteered to help in the maintenance of the road in the future, in a press released.

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MLA promise completion of water supply scheme in two months

IMPHAL May 12: Announcing a rare feat of accomplishment, Andro MLA Th Syamkumar has promised the residents of Tulihan area that the water scarcity problems affecting the region will be… Read more »

IMPHAL May 12: Announcing a rare feat of accomplishment, Andro MLA Th Syamkumar has promised the residents of Tulihan area that the water scarcity problems affecting the region will be solved by coming June.

The MLA while talking to mediapersons during the sideline of his visit said that the water supply scheme will be finished under a time schedule of two months and is set for inauguration on June 18. He said that the capacity of the reservoir will cater to at least ten thousand consumers, while adding that other such welfare schemes will be taken up within his constituency in the future also.

It maybe mentioned that a community hall which is the second largest in Andro was constructed at Angtha village within a time span of 25 days under the supervision of Th Syamkumar.

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Recruitment woes

IMPHAL, May 13: The Thadou Students`™ Association expresses displeasure with the State Govt. for recruitment of only six post for Graduate Teachers in Thadou-Kuki under RMSA, albeit it welcomes the… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 13: The Thadou Students`™ Association expresses displeasure with the State Govt. for recruitment of only six post for Graduate Teachers in Thadou-Kuki under RMSA, albeit it welcomes the proposal of the Ministry of Education, Govt. of India, for the implementation of `Total Literary Mission`™ under the auspices of `Rastriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan`™, stated a press release by the association.

It further states that it is a matter of disgrace that the language of the second most populous tribe which produces the largest number of candidates appearing in the language subject every year in HSLC and HSLC examination is allocated only six posts of teachers. The association urges the concern authority to rectify the anomalies and the association is willing to take up intense agitation if the grievances are not addressed, it added.

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Folk drama festival

IMPHAL May 15: All Manipur Folk Drama festival 2011 organized by Manipur Dramatic Union was inaugurated today at the auditorium of MDU. The festival was organized with financial assistance from… Read more »

IMPHAL May 15: All Manipur Folk Drama festival 2011 organized by Manipur Dramatic Union was inaugurated today at the auditorium of MDU. The festival was organized with financial assistance from the ministry of Culture, government of India.Dr. RK. Nimai Singh, IAS, Commissioner, Art and culture, govt of Manipur, S. Vedeshwar Sharma, Secretary, Manipur State kala akademi and Ksh. Ibohal Singh, president, MDU, graced the function as the chief guest, guest of honour and president respectively.

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AR conducts ex-servicemen meet

IMPHAL,May 16: An interactive session of ex-servicemen was conducted by 27 Assam Rifles on May16 at Thungchang village, Chandel district according to a press release by the AR.The Commandant of… Read more »

IMPHAL,May 16: An interactive session of ex-servicemen was conducted by 27 Assam Rifles on May16 at Thungchang village, Chandel district according to a press release by the AR.The Commandant of 27 Assam Rifles appreciated the immense contribution rendered by the ex-servicemen, the event was attended by seventy five ex-servicemen, eighteen widows and thirty families of ex-servicemen and talked of various problems and other social issues faced by the ex-servicemen and assured them of all possible help, it further added.

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Apology

IMPHAL, May18: The JAC against the killing of Irom Rojer Singh in a press release apologizes to the public for its usage of harsh and heavy words with regards to… Read more »

IMPHAL, May18: The JAC against the killing of Irom Rojer Singh in a press release apologizes to the public for its usage of harsh and heavy words with regards to its previous press release on May 14. It states that the release was not a deliberate attempt to defame anyone and wishes for the public to overlook the matter.

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ESU and TBSFA are to clash in Birchandra football final

IMPHAL, May 19: ESU and TBSFA are to clash in the final of the 8th U-16 boys state level Th Birchandra Football Academy football tournament. In the semi final matches… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 19: ESU and TBSFA are to clash in the final of the 8th U-16 boys state level Th Birchandra Football Academy football tournament.

In the semi final matches played today ESU defeated THAU by a solitary goal while TBSFA defeated SKDC by 2-0 goals.

The first semi final played between ESU and THAU was evenly balanced but the Wangkhei team got the upper hand with a fine goal from N Olen in the 10th minute.

During the match, two of the ESU players were booked yellow card by referee Sh Suresh for their unsporting behaviours.

Unlike the first semi final, the second semi final was more or less dominated by TBSFA which scored one goal each in first and second session.

Both goals for TBSFA were scored by Fimate. He struck first goal in the 16th minute while the second goal came in the 60th minute.

The final match between ESU and TBSFA will be played on May 21 at Toubungkhok.

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Talent search show

IMPHAL May 20: The audition for talent search show “Explore me” which was scheduled to be conducted at Bheigyachandra open air theatre on May 26, was held on May 19… Read more »

IMPHAL May 20: The audition for talent search show “Explore me” which was scheduled to be conducted at Bheigyachandra open air theatre on May 26, was held on May 19 at the Indoor stadium Khuman Lampak, Imphal said a press release by the secretary general,L.Rojit Meitei of Vision De Socio Upliftment Association, Heirok, Manipur. 30 participants were selected, as stated previously, during the audition, the release added. The selected participants were appealed to reach BOAT before 4pm on May 26 to take their T-shirts, the release further added.

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Konthaang Delhi felicitates National Film Awards winner Oinam Doren

IMPHAL, May 24: A big round of applause echoed the office of Khonthaang Delhi in cheering filmmaker Oinam Doren as his timeless documentary film titled Songs of Mashangva bagged Rajat… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 24: A big round of applause echoed the office of Khonthaang Delhi in cheering filmmaker Oinam Doren as his timeless documentary film titled Songs of Mashangva bagged Rajat Kamal plaque under the Best Ethnographic category at the 58th National Film Awards 2011.

Khonthang, a Delhi-based Manipuri art and cultural promotion group organised a grand event on May 22 in New Delhi to facilitate the filmmaker. Attended by a horde of (Manipuri) people from different walks of life, the occasion was marked with euphoric celebrations, filled with fun and fiestas stated an emailed statement of the organization.

`I`™m really happy to get such amicable greetings from Khonthaang Delhi. Their appreciations of my work certainly motivate me to move ahead for another moment of triumph in near future,` said Doren while receiving a memento from the group. He added that humble supports from the social organisations like Khonthaang Delhi would help the Manipuri film industry promote outside the state. Along with Songs of Mashangva, two other non-feature films from Manipur, viz. The Zeliangrongs, directed by Ronel Haobam; Heart to Heart, produced by Rotary Club of Imphal and directed by Bachaspatimayum Sanju were selected for the prestigious National Film Awards, added the statement.

Produced and directed by Oinam Doren, Songs of Mashangva is a perfect portrayal of Tangkhul Naga folk music, which had been buried unnoticed by the mass for a long period of time, forgotten in vain in the reign of Christian proselytisation across the region, and its return today as a Naga folk blues. `My protagonist Ruben Mashangva is the hero in the real sense, who has eventually revived the lost lustre of ethnic embellishments in Tangkhul Naga folk song,` remarked Doren adding that the musician should be accredited for the revolutionary change.

Khonthaang Delhi invited Doren for the felicitation programme during the filmmaker`™s stay in New Delhi on his way home after attending Almati International Film Festival in Kazakshtan. Songs of Mashangva is considerably one of the finest ever Manipuri documentary films which received critical acclaim at the international arena. `We encourage everyone involving into the enhancement of the region`™s art and culture,` asserted Elangbam Abung of Khonthaang Delhi. He further mentioned that the group admits an eternal gratitude to Oinam Doren and others for their priceless achievements it stated.

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Senapati college students come out against administration apathy

From Our CorrespondentUKHRUL, May 25: The Students` Union of Pettigrew College (SUPC) Ukhrul has locked the Principal’s office today, in protest against the acute lack of basic infra-structures in the… Read more »

From Our CorrespondentUKHRUL, May 25: The Students` Union of Pettigrew College (SUPC) Ukhrul has locked the Principal’s office today, in protest against the acute lack of basic infra-structures in the institution including power and water supply since the past eight nine months.
The general secretary of the union, MK Miya along with other representatives of the student while interacting with some media persons today at the college premise has demanded immediate change of the Principal who has failed to redress the grievances of the students even after the student union had approached for immediate action regarding the problems faced by the students of the college.
The student body has further charged that due to the limited time notification of the principal’s office regarding the submission of exam form and the imposition of late fines, some of the students were unable to appear in the exams.
It has charged that the official notification from the principal’s office came out on Novemeber 10, 2010 notifying that the submission of exam forms without late fine will start from November 13, 2010 and that submissions with late fine will start from November 17.
 The union further demanded the conduct of regular classes in the college and provision of all University Grant Commission (UGC) sponsored facilities with UGC Network Resource Centre-Computor and internet centre offering basic computer course, free remedial coaching for ST/OBC students, career guidance and counselling cell for the students, stipends @ Rs 500/- PM to selected regular ST/SC students of BPL which is done only once, coaching classes for entry in Services (competitive exams) for ST/SC/OBC/ Minority students and study tours every year- the central projects though available are not functional in the college, the union added.
Further maintaining on the lack of infrastructure in the college the union has maintained that there are no toilets and urinals available in the college, and that there is no proper fencing of the college.
The union further added that the union has also submitted a memorandum to the state education minister to redress the grievances of the college.
Further briefing the media persons, the union has stated that the college also lacked lecturers and further warned that the union will be left with no other option other than drastic form of agitations in case of the government failing to respond to the student body.

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