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U-14 Boy`s and Girl`s Hockey

IMPHAL, Mar 2: Today’s result for the 21st U-14 Boy’s and Girl’s State Level Hockey… more »

IMPHAL, Mar 2: Today’s result for the 21st U-14 Boy’s and Girl’s State Level Hockey Tournament at Hockey stadium, Khuman Lampak. In the 1st semifinal, H.U won over SYUC by 4-1 goals, Y. Nelson scored 2 goals, W. Robinson and Th. Kingson scored one each for H.U and N. Robert scored the single goal for SYUC. W. Kunal of H.U. and Sh. Ronesh were booked green cards. In the second semifinal, YCCIC won over YCPA by 4-2 goals, M. Dinachandra and T. Deynin scored two goals each for YCCIC and L. Denelson and N. Sachindra scored one each for YCPA.  L. Uttam of YCCIC and N. Sachindra were booked green cards. The final will be played between Hockey Union and YCCIC on March 4.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/u14-boys-and-girls-hockey/

Great Expectations

Leader Writer: Hrishikesh Angom The new recruitment norm of Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan and Sarva… more »

Leader Writer: Hrishikesh Angom
The new recruitment norm of Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan and Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan as introduced by the state education department is a welcome step towards building confidence amongst the educated unemployed youths. Thousands of undergraduates and graduates have recently been recruited based on their academic performance and an eligibility test, but without viva-voce or interview. Many candidates and the general people have raised doubts regarding transparency in the recent recruitment process.

Although the recruitment process of RMSA and SSA is not that proficient, the results could be written in golden letters in the history of Manipur. It has been a notion that government jobs in the state are purchasable at a certain specific rate, say ten lakh rupees for some grade-I post or five lakh for grade-II. Majority of our youths remain dejected while only some fortunate could procure jobs by paying the requisite amount. This has been in vogue for quite a long time. However, the new recruitment norm could be regarded as a “revolutionary” step taken up by the state government towards establishing confidence among the educated unemployed youths. Many proficient youths have been selected as graduate teachers without spending even a single paise. People have much faith in them that they will work with dedication to bring a radical change in the education scenario of the state unlike the previous years. Among those successful candidates, many possess master’s degree with consistent good academic records besides the prerequisite qualification of B.Ed. Notably some candidates are also PhD degree holders who are well-qualified to teach at the university level. This new recruitment policy has indeed rejuvenated hope and aspiration among the youths. Many might have languished if they were not given such opportunity this time.

The dark side of this new recruitment policy is that malpractices are still going on in some examination centres in far-flung areas. Mass copying, impersonation etc. are very much prevalent in these centres. Quite often, students from urban areas migrate to these centres and turned up with flying colours in examinations. In the midst of such practices, those successful candidates cannot be judged exactly as “qualified teachers”. There may possibly be many candidates who have scored high marks using all sorts of unfair means. Nevertheless, such recruitment policy is a step towards curtailing “corruption” in the most controversial department of education (schools).

It will be more appropriate if the authorities concerned formulate more proficient recruitment policy free from corruption and nepotism. The youths are the backbone of the society and hence healthy competition must be encouraged among them. Corruption has really disturbed the minds of our youths. Our society may perish soon if the youths are made to go in the wrong direction. The government cannot alone fulfill all needful things for the youths, but then things like corruption free job recruitment will at least give a ray of hope to them. Only RMSA or SSA will not work. There should be transparency in every competitive and job recruitment examination. RMSA and SSA recruitment should be an exemplary approach. The youths have much greater expectation than this.

The government should better keep up the aspiration of the youths by ensuring corruption free competitive examinations. The RMSA and SSA results are just a trailer. The full picture is yet to be presented by the government. This trailer has lit up the faces of many youths who have nearly lost faith in the present system. The government should think seriously on this matter. Corruption can be rooted out if the government employees are recruited in a more transparent manner. The newly recruited teachers will think twice before moving away from their responsibilities. The buyer-seller type of relationship between the government and the employees will eventually come to an end if the recruitment is made purely on merit basis. The youths will surely welcome the change with great expectations from the new government.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/great-expectations/

Archdiocese on closing of mission schools

IMPHAL, Feb 29: The chancellor of Archdiocese of Imphal, Fr TS Dominic has riposted that… more »

IMPHAL, Feb 29: The chancellor of Archdiocese of Imphal, Fr TS Dominic has riposted that the closing down of four mission schools by Maoist Communist Party, Manipur on alleged “conversion of educational institutes into medium of propagation of religious activities” is unreasonable as the Catholic schools in the state have been imparting quality education to the students without any influence of religion.

He further maintained that the Catholic schools have not forced any student to become a Catholic through its educational institutions in Manipur. Forced conversion is not only against the spirit of democratic secularism but also against the nature and spirit of the Catholic Church.

No allurement in the form of admission to the school or monetary help is being used to convert any student or person, he noted.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/archdiocese-on-closing-of-mission-schools/

Maoist movement will bring up proletarian society, asserts Manipur Maoists

IMPHAL, March 1: The regional bureau member of Maoist Communist Party, Manipur Sanathoi Meitei has… more »

IMPHAL, March 1: The regional bureau member of Maoist Communist Party, Manipur Sanathoi Meitei has stated that the Maoist movement has been a part of the international proletariat movement and the 150-year-old Maoist philosophy of the people’s struggle has been put into implementation in the state of Manipur.

The bureau member stated this to some media persons in an interview held recently along the Indo Bangladesh border.

He further asserted that the outfit has waged its revolution in the state on the basis of Marxism, Leninism and Maoism. In regard to the national liberation movement, several lives have been sacrificed whereas, the Indian government has been playing a divide and rule policy in order to create a sense of alienation among the different communities of the state and further to suppress the liberation movement .

Further, in the name of development, the masses have been lured with a materialistic outlook and thus thwart the revolutionary movement, he said.

After much deliberation, it was of utmost importance that the Maoist movement be propagated in the state and the same has been highlighted of the movement beginning August 10, 2011 in internationally. Following the trend in the state, it has been taken up by the Maoist to bring about a stop to the fake encounter incidents by instituting a ‘defense mechanism’.

The worth of an individual in a small community like ours is valued but the security forces think otherwise and perceives the killing of a person as only a ladder to getting promotion.

Arbitrary killings have been perpetrated in the state and the public is aware of the issue, hence the fake encounter incidents should be addressed and the public needs to counter such happenings.

It is indeed worthy for a revolutionary to sacrifice one’s life for the motherland but killing of a defenseless person is a cowardly act and if such acts keeps repeating, then the Maoist will not remain a mute spectator.The Maoist may be a fledgling outfit but has total commitment. The outfit has decided to identify those involved in carrying out the fake encounter incidents and award befitting punishment to the security persons involved.

Further, the outfit will also propagate a mass movement in the international arena against such wanton killings. Sanathoi Meitei appealed the masses to co-operate with the new democratic revolution of the Maoist.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/maoist-movement-will-bring-up-proletarian-society-asserts-manipur-maoists/

Student`s bodies appreciates conduct of HSLC exam

IMPHAL, Mar 1: The All Manipur Students`™ Union has conveyed its gratitude to all concerned… more »

IMPHAL, Mar 1: The All Manipur Students`™ Union has conveyed its gratitude to all concerned authorities for conducting the HSLC exam in a satisfactory manner.

The student body has today in a press release informed that during inspection of exam centres today, the conduct of the examination was found satisfactory.

The release further stated that Heritage Convent and Savio English School of Imphal west, Chingtam High School of Imphal east, Moirang Multipurpose Higher Secondary School and Mukta High School of Bishenpur were some of the schools, AMSU had inspected today.

It has further appealed all the students to write their exam in a free and fair manner.

In a similar press release, the All Zeliangrong Students`™ Union, AMN and Zeliangrong Students`™ Union Manipur has stated that representatives of the two body jointly inspected the HSLC and HSSLC examination center in different parts of Tamenglong district and found satisfaction.

It has further conveyed heartfelt gratitude to all the officer in-charge for their selfless service to the people. The union also expresses gratitude to Tamei Private Center and all official in-charge and especially Headmaster of Langmei government school for his selfless effort in running the school smoothly even without adequate teachers.

It has further added that the team also found the said school running without Mathematic teacher, therefore appeal the concern authority to look into the matter seriously without further delay. However, the team felt unsatisfactory at some of the examination centers and further warned the official in-charge to conduct free and fair examination without any malpractices in their respective centers for the remaining subjects.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/students-bodies-appreciates-conduct-of-hslc-exam/

Counting agent

IMPHAL, Mar 1: The deputy commissioner of Senapati district has informed the counting agents of… more »

IMPHAL, Mar 1: The deputy commissioner of Senapati district has informed the counting agents of candidates of Karong, Mao and Tadubi assembly constituencies to submit their application forms to the DEO/RO Senapati by March 3. The counting of votes will be held in 15 tables at Senapati Town Hall on March 6 from 8 am onwards.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/counting-agent/

Appreciation

IMPHAL, Mar 1: Kana Area Kuki Chiefs’ Association has appreciated the research team from DM… more »

IMPHAL, Mar 1: Kana Area Kuki Chiefs’ Association has appreciated the research team from DM College and Manipur University for visiting Phoikon Haosapi Cave at S Lhangnom Village and Songbuh at Khomunnom Village recently.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/appreciation/

LJD joins PDF

IMPHAL, March 1 (NNN): Hectic parleys are underway within the People’s Democratic Front (PDF), the… more »

IMPHAL, March 1 (NNN): Hectic parleys are underway within the People’s Democratic Front (PDF), the non-Congress party alliance in the State, to chalk out its future course of action with regard to formation of the next government in Manipur, with the Lok Janata Dal (LJD) today joined the five-political parties.

Sources said LJD has joined the PDF which was formed as a pre-poll alliance for the recent Manipur polls, making the non-Congress alliance a bloc of 11 political parties. The other five non-Congress parties joined the front after the polls.

A closed door meeting of the non-Congress parties was held at the residential quarter of MLA V. Hangkhanlian during which they discussed to rechristen the name of PDF and request the Election Commission of India (ECI) for its recognition, the source added.

The meeting is likely to continue till tomorrow, the sources said, adding that most of the non-Congress candidates who contested the recent polls attended the meeting.

Many sitting MLAs, including Opposition leaders like Radhabinod Koijam and O Joy were also seen coming to attend today’s discussion.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/ljd-joins-pdf/

Assault condemned

IMPHAL, Mar 1: The teachers, staff and all other employees of Regional Institute of Medical… more »

IMPHAL, Mar 1: The teachers, staff and all other employees of Regional Institute of Medical Sciences have strongly condemned the assault on a post graduate student around 12: 45 am on March 1 by some relatives of a patient in the Emergency ward.

A statement of the RIMS has stated that the post graduate students and others are there for serving the patients. It is very reprehensible and uncalled for that the doctors should thus be assaulted.

It has also appealed the general public to appreciate the trying circumstances under which the doctors have to work while serving the patients. It is to be hoped that such ugly incidents will not be repeated.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/assault-condemned/

Through the lens of thoughts: Irom Sharmila Chanu

THROUGH THE LENS OF THOUGHTS : IROM SHARMILA CHANU By Ravi Nitesh Irom Sharmila Chanu,… more »

THROUGH THE LENS OF THOUGHTS : IROM SHARMILA CHANU
By Ravi Nitesh

Irom Sharmila Chanu, a name that is fighting for a cause became a cause itself. People from all walks are now frequently coming together for her. Whether you see it through a scientific lense, through a political or social lense; this name has made its impact in such a way, that your lens will automatically become convert to focus on humanitarian points.

Sharmila

At the time, this fast started, it was started by a common face of the crowd, a face that had emotions and sentivity like any other, a body that had power like any other, a voice that had sound like any other. She started it without any extra achievement and extra talent but gradually she became the face for the fight. She has not started any new thing, because observing fast as a protest is an old way, but in spite of this, at present, there are many across the globe, who know her and support her through various ways. People lit candles on her name, people organize debates over her, people go to jail for her , people observe fast to support her, people write, sing, dance and paint for her. So we can see that this common lady shacked the minds and hearts of millions with her common tools.

What is behind this movement? Yes, it is honesty, dedication and the way of protest, that is non violence. Her fast never tried to harm anyone, instead her fast created waves of thoughts, her fast never started with thousands of persons but it reached to millions of population in a peaceful way, she never read sociological theories to move on the way, but her fast paved the way where sociologist are interpreting the theories. Irom, through her fast is saying many morals automatically. This fast is for the people of Manipur, for their safety , with a demand to repeal a controversial army rule of Indian government but now the way of protest has become the symbol of encouraging democratic values everywhere. This fast paved the way to understand the democracy and our role in a better way. This fast also paved the way to inculcate the values in millions of hearts. it is interesting to see that the rule that was made by intellectuals, is being challanged by common persons. The rule is for the people, and thus it should be left on people to frame the conditions.

Government, cannot ignore these voices for a long time. Eleven years are more than enough and now it is the time when government has to understand the broader view of the problem. The problem is converting in to conflict, a conflict to decide the rule. In this conflict, there are several stakeholders, in the form of various groups, but it is the time, when everyone can share a platform of solidarity with a flexible approach to provide a solution. Irom, is important for not only Manipur, but also for the country, she is not just a lady, she is a citizen, a sister and a daughter too.

At the time, when people are demanding for Irom and she has support of millions even from the non AFSPA imposed states; to find a fesible solution is never difficult, just a true will is needed from all sides.

(Views expressed are personal)

Ravi Nitesh
Bio: Petroleum Engineer, President- Mission Bhartiyam, Core Group Member- Save Sharmila Solidarity Campaign, Member- Khudai
www.ravinitesh.blogspot.com

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/through-the-lens-of-thoughts-irom-sharmila-chanu/

Save Sharmila Solidarity Campaign – 29 Feb to 3 March 2012: Guwahati & Imphal

Dear friends, “SAVE SHARMILA SOLIDaRITY CAMPAIGN”(SSSC) is continuously working on the issue of Irom Sharmila,… more »

Dear friends,

“SAVE SHARMILA SOLIDaRITY CAMPAIGN”(SSSC) is continuously working on the issue of Irom Sharmila, ignorance of her non violent protest. SSSC is spreading awareness and generating support for Irom Sharmila on humanitarian ground for the demands of the campaign. SSSC is trying to gather public support as well as continuously engaged in various activities for its demands with government.

From candle vigils at Rajghat & India Gate and in many other cities of India to Signature Campaigns at 18 Indian States and in many countries, from street march on roads to documentary screenings at SAARC university, DU, IITs and in many other colleges, from the support show by artists at Gate way of India to human chain at Marine drive, from the historical jouney of Srinagar -Imphal & Ahemdabad – Srinagar to meetings with NHRC chairman, from Press conferences and protest to sending public appeal to Prime Minister; SSSC is engaged through all possible means. SSSC has now gathered support of more than 90 organizations.

Now, with the objective to strengthen the campaign and to appeal for the issue, campaign has decided the next activity as given below:

29th FEB 2012:

Faisal Khan , Deepak Joshi and Mehndi Hasan will sit on day long fast at Kasturba Ashram,Uloowadi Guwahati with the objective of strengthen the campaign. This Ashram is symbol of non violence, purity and harmony and thus with this fast, we will make ourselves strong enough to move ahead on the path of truth and non violence for justice.

1,2,3 MARCH 2012:

Meeting with Irom Sharmila and members of civil societies of Manipur to discuss about the issue, possible alternatives and future course of action.

We hereby invite you to join the programs as per schedule to support the campaign in favor of peace, justice, humanity, democracy and non violence.

–
Regards,
9968828230,0931316745, 9958907799
Volunteers of ”SAVE SHARMILA SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN”
(A joint initiative of various organizations & movements)

http://www.repealafspa.blogspot.com/

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/save-sharmila-solidarity-campaign-29-feb-to-3-march-2012-guwahati-imphal/

Tiny Tots’ Unique School – Alumni Group – Press Release

1st March 2012 Imphal, A group of like minded ex-students of Tiny Tots’ Unique School,… more »

1st March 2012
Imphal,

A group of like minded ex-students of Tiny Tots’ Unique School, Imphal have come together and formed an alumni group We started with a small group of 80 members in Facebook and now we have a total of 308 members. After several deliberations within the group during the past four months, we have come to a conclusion to launch a formal Alumni Group. This Alumni Group has the blessings of our beloved Principal Sir Daniel Byrne and Madam. Our members currently are from different batches and physically spread far and wide across the major Indian cities including Imphal. The international team consists of alumni members from Japan, Sweden, UK and USA. Many members are working in private institutions in the field of IT, ITES (BPO), Media & Journalism, Airlines, Retail, etc. There are several members who are in the government sector and some members are well established entrepreneurs. We do not plan to have any elected members of the group. We will work through focal points and chapters across cities.

Tiny Tot's – Class of 1990

We have agreed that our Alumni will be referred to in three different ways viz. Tiny Totians, Tiny Tots Alumni, TTUS Alumni. Subsequently, we plan to brand our group with a logo which is currently being prepared by one of the alumni members.

Starting this year, following are the planned activities of this group:

1. Create a platform for interaction between alumni & current students/juniors who are still pursuing education
2. Fund drive from the alumni who are currently working professionals to support needy students
3. Open a library at the school (library space has already been approved by our Principal)
4. Organize essay competitions, seminars and other extracurricular activities so that learnings by this group can be shared with the juniors
5. Alumni visits to the school – 2 hrs vacation time of alumni who wants to share their experiences with the juniors
6. Support any career related queries from juniors, in fact create career counseling sessions forums for juniors
7. Alumni Newsletter (frequency to be decided)
8. Also an alumni meet every two years

Following are key points discussed and agreed with Sir Daniel and one of the senior alumni members. This meeting was held over the phone on 26th February 2012.

1. Sir Daniel has 100% support on our group and agreed to go ahead with the press release and subsequently launch our website.
2. He has also agreed to open a bank account in the name of the alumni under the school authority. This account will be managed by one of the alumni members based out of Imphal along with one of the school authorities.
3. Fund drive is completely voluntary and we have not set up any fixed amount. Funds will be collected twice a year – once in January and another in July. Sir Daniel has endorsed the plan.
4. He has also confirmed the library space. Our first set of funds will get into buying various books for the students.
5. Sir Daniel was very excited to hear that we now have more than 300 members and all of us are joining hands to give back to the society.

If you are an ex-student of our alma mater, we urge you to join this Alumni group and support the activities. This group is always open to ideas and suggestions from all. Please contact us via e-mail at alumni@ttus.org Or if you have a Facebook Account, we request you to join the group. The name of the Facebook group is TINY TOTS’ UNIQUE SCHOOL.

Sincerely,
Tiny Tots Alumni Team
Dewlahland, Imphal
Manipur 795 001

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/tiny-tots-unique-school-alumni-group-press-release/

Discovery of Kangleipak Volume 35

Two new articles from Wangkhemcha Chingtamlen: 1. Discovery of Kangleipak (35) (Download PDF), and 2 … more »

Two new articles from Wangkhemcha Chingtamlen:

1. Discovery of Kangleipak (35) (Download PDF), and
2  Dr. Yumnam Mahendra da Meetei gi Paokhum (Download PDF)

Kangleipak Historical & Cultural Research Centre, Imphal

Previous articles at: http://kanglaonline.com/category/discovery-of-kangleipak-2/

1. Discovery of Kangleipak (35)

 

 

 

2 Dr. Yumnam Mahendra da Meetei gi Paokhum

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/03/discovery-of-kangleipak-volume-35/

Home ministry reviews development projects

NEW DELHI, Feb 29: The Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram presented the Report Card of… more »

NEW DELHI, Feb 29: The Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram presented the Report Card of Ministry of Home Affairs for February, 2012 in New Delhi today.

Speaking on the occasion he informed that he had chaired a meeting of Chief Secretaries and DGsP of 9 LWE-affected States on February 22, 2012 and reviewed the issues concerning Left Wing Extremism. The progress of implementation of Road Requirement Plan (RRP) and PMGSY in LWE-affected areas was also discussed in the meeting.

On February 3, 2012, an Office Memorandum was issued notifying the decision to set up the NCTC.

At the Second Home Ministers’ Level talks between India and Bangladesh on February 23-26, 2012, issues related to security, border management and enhancement of cooperation between law enforcement agencies were discussed.

A meeting of the Consultative Committee for the Ministry of Home Affairs on February 28, 2012 was held to discuss the subject of “Investigation, Prosecution and Trial” and the recommendations of the Justice Malimath Commission and the Law Commission in this regard for making suitable changes in the laws.

He said that the terrorist incident in which an explosive device was attached to the vehicle in which the wife of an Israeli diplomat was traveling is being investigated by the Delhi Police.

The Intelligence Training School of CRPF at Kadarpur, Gurgaon was inaugurated by the Home Minister on February 8, 2012.

On February 18, 2012, he inaugurated the Regional NSG Hub at Kolkata. I also visited the Bru/Reang refugee camps at Naisingpara, Tripura and held a security review meeting with the Chief Minister of Tripura and senior officials of the Government of Tripura.  On February 19, 2012, he visited Guwahati, Assam and Shillong, Meghalaya and held security review meetings with the Chief Ministers and senior officials of the two States.   On February 23, 2012, he inaugurated the Institute of IED Management at Group Centre CRPF, Talegaon, District Pune. Later, I inaugurated the Regional NSG Hub’s permanent headquarters at Mumbai.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/02/home-ministry-reviews-development-projects/

Teachers trained on energry conservation

IMPHAL, Feb 29: A one day workshop on ‘energy conservation and its efficient use’ for… more »

IMPHAL, Feb 29: A one day workshop on ‘energy conservation and its efficient use’ for school teachers was held today at the conference hall of Directorate of Education (S) in Lamphelpat. The training was part of a nationwide project called ‘Building Energy Awareness on Conservation’ (BEACON) conducted by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) in partnership with the Union Ministry of Power and Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) at the national level and with the Directorate of Education (S) in the state.

In his address to the participants of the workshop, Director of Education (S), W Rajen Singh stressed for the need of all human beings to live in harmony with its environment. He urged the teachers to take forward the message of energy conservation to their students.

Jt Director (Planning), Education (S), Th Iboyaima Singh stated in a lighter vein, “We have saved a lot of energy in Manipur with only a few hours of electricity being received by consumers.” He also lamented that implementation of ICT programs in schools have found wanting due to lack of regular supply of electricity. However, he also emphasized on the importance of conserving energy.

The workshop was attended by 45 teachers from Thoubal, Imphal East and West districts. The workshop aimed to provide the tools and techniques that the teachers may require while sensitizing students towards conserving energy.

The workshop will also be followed up with another session in July to further the cause of energy conservation.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/02/teachers-trained-on-energry-conservation/

Woman commits suicide

IMPHAL, Feb 29: A housewife allegedly committed suicide by hanging at her residence located at… more »

IMPHAL, Feb 29: A housewife allegedly committed suicide by hanging at her residence located at Leikinthabi Wabagai under Sekmai police station last night. The deceased is identified as one Duri,55, wife of late Sanaton.

In another incident, a truck loaded with sand overturned at Ramrei village under Litan Police station. One person died in the incident while three persons sustained injuries.The deceased is identified as Sagolsem Gopen, 32,s/o Ngongo of Leimakhong.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/02/woman-commits-suicide/

SSA recruitment result declared

IMPHAL, Feb 29: The result for the recruitment of primary and upper primary teachers for… more »

IMPHAL, Feb 29: The result for the recruitment of primary and upper primary teachers for Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan has been declared by the department of education (S) today.

Altogether 1947 candidates have been selected for primary teacher posts while 574 candidates have been selected for upper primary teacher posts. About 250 candidates have been selected for both primary and upper primary posts.

In a press release, principal secretary of education (S), Dr J Suresh Babu stated that the recruitment has been done based on the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Human Resource Development and the orders passed by the High Court on various petitions. Candidates with B.Ed or D.EI.Ed have been given preference in the recruitment, he noted.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/02/ssa-recruitment-result-declared/

ICSSR lecture

IMPHAL, Feb 29: DM College of Arts successfully organized an “ICSSR Special Lecture” programme on… more »

IMPHAL, Feb 29: DM College of Arts successfully organized an “ICSSR Special Lecture” programme on February 29 followed by an hour of interactive session in collaboration with ICSSR-NERC, Shillong and sponsored by ICSSR-New Delhi. Prof Amar Yumnam, dean, School of Social Sciences, Manipur University delivered the lecture on “Our Issues and Social Sciences” with Dr A Nungsitombi Devi, Principal DM College of Arts in the chair.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/02/icssr-lecture/

AMSGO appeal

IMPHAL, Feb 29: All Manipur Students Guardians’ Organization (AMSGO), Manipur has appealed to all to… more »

IMPHAL, Feb 29: All Manipur Students Guardians’ Organization (AMSGO), Manipur has appealed to all to shun violence and make Manipur state peaceful. 

In a press release, AMSGO asserted that the myriad cases of bloodshed and violence in the state have perturbed peace and tranquility of the state. The murder of Irom Roger during Yaoshang festival last year has raised fear in the minds of the people.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/02/amsgo-appeal/