Teach ‘cowboy Govt’ a lesson RB

Reminding that one Minister of the SPF Government shot Advocate General of the State while a son of another Minister shot dead an innocent youth, NCP State unit president Radhabinod Koijam has given the SPF Government a sobriquet of ‘cowboy Government …

Reminding that one Minister of the SPF Government shot Advocate General of the State while a son of another Minister shot dead an innocent youth, NCP State unit president Radhabinod Koijam has given the SPF Government a sobriquet of ‘cowboy Government Source The Sangai Express

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Irilbung women storm CE’s house

Holding the Public Health Engineering Department PHED Chief Engineer Mangsatabam Imomacha responsible for the death of the Department’s care taker chowkidar Soram Ibomcha and his son Yaipu, a group of women from Irilbung area stormed at the Keisham…

Holding the Public Health Engineering Department PHED Chief Engineer Mangsatabam Imomacha responsible for the death of the Department’s care taker chowkidar Soram Ibomcha and his son Yaipu, a group of women from Irilbung area stormed at the Keishamthong Top Leirak residence of the Engineer today Source The Sangai Express

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North East Business submit

Considering the attention of various investors in the forthcoming Northeast Business submit to be held at New Delhi from January 6 to 7, 2012, the State is preparing to showcase its products along with a fashion parade and rock show Source The Sanga…

Considering the attention of various investors in the forthcoming Northeast Business submit to be held at New Delhi from January 6 to 7, 2012, the State is preparing to showcase its products along with a fashion parade and rock show Source The Sangai Express

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Session on Ramsar suggests amending Loktak Act

A day long session on ‘Contradictions of RAMSAR conventions’ standards guidelines with Loktak Wetlands Management in Manipur’ was held today at the conference hall of Manipur State Central Library, Keishampat under the joint aegis of All Loktak Lake …

A day long session on ‘Contradictions of RAMSAR conventions’ standards guidelines with Loktak Wetlands Management in Manipur’ was held today at the conference hall of Manipur State Central Library, Keishampat under the joint aegis of All Loktak Lake Areas Fishermen’s Union and All Manipur Thanga People’s Welfare Association Source The Sangai Express

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Minor raped, thrown to dead

In one of the most abominable criminal act, a 10 year old kid was allegedly raped and thrown down to dead from the terrace of a building Source The Sangai Express

In one of the most abominable criminal act, a 10 year old kid was allegedly raped and thrown down to dead from the terrace of a building Source The Sangai Express

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Apprehended

IMPHAL, Dec 17: Troops of 43 Assam Rifles under the aegis of 59 Mountain Brigade,… more »

IMPHAL, Dec 17: Troops of 43 Assam Rifles under the aegis of 59 Mountain Brigade, Red Shield Division apprehended two active cadres of KNF (P) on December 15 from Kanglatombi Bazar.

A release of PIB (Defence Wing) stated that both cadres were carrying out extortion in Kanglatombi Bazar. The apprehended cadres were identified as Soilen Vaiphei, 38, s/o Paojalhum Vaiphai of Ng Phalnom. He joined KRA in 2007 and later defected to KNF (P) in February, 2011. He was the town commander of Saparmaina.

Other cadre was identified as Paothang Khongsai alias PK, 30, s/o Paosei Khongsai of Maojang Saikul. He joined KNF (P) in 2008. He was in charge of food and civil supply department of KNF (P). The apprehendees were handed over to Sekmai PS, added the release.

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THANGJALET FOOTBALL MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT

Thangjalet Football Memorial Tournament was a noble initiative by 27 Sector under HQ IGAR(South) organized at Churachandpur from 03 Dec to 17 Dec 2011. The final was held on 17 Dec 2011, 18 teams participated in the tournament to find a place in the finals, however, the final match was played between Lamka Sporting Club […]

Thangjalet Football Memorial Tournament was a noble initiative by 27 Sector under HQ IGAR(South) organized at Churachandpur from 03 Dec to 17 Dec 2011. The final was held on 17 Dec 2011, 18 teams participated in the tournament to find a place in the finals, however, the final match was played between Lamka Sporting Club (LSC) & M. Songgel Youth Club (MSYC). It was a fiercely contested match. Lamka Sporting Club (LSC) lifted the trophy along with a cash prize of Rs 40,000/-. The runners up i.e. Songgel Youth Club were given a cash prize of Rs 25,000/-. Other prizes was also distributed to all participating teams and individual who excelled in the tournament.

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KRA resorts to firing near inauguration venue Killing each others will not bring any solution: Cm

Mail News Service Imphal, Dec 17: Several bursts of gunfire were heard today at Kangpokpi in Sadar Hills where Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh paid a visit to inaugurate a newly constructed office building of Additional Deputy Commissioner in the Deputy Commissioner office complex and also to lay foundation stones for four SDO offices. At […]

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Imphal, Dec 17: Several bursts of gunfire were heard today at Kangpokpi in Sadar Hills where Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh paid a visit to inaugurate a newly constructed office building of Additional Deputy Commissioner in the Deputy Commissioner office complex and also to lay foundation stones for four SDO offices.
At about 11:30 am, several rounds of loud gunfire started bursting near Heijang range located just opposite to the Additional DC office complex at IB when the convoy of the chief minister was about to reach its destination, police said.
The police said prima facie the blank fire shots were triggered by the Kuki Revolutionary Army (KRA) militants but further said the tattering of the gunfire, which they believed a threatening move to the chief minister’s visit, could not thwart to go ahead with his scheduled programme.
The chief minister inaugurated a new building constructed at DC office complex and also laid foundation stones for four SDO offices and another SDC circle there.
The CM, O. Ibobi said there is no change in the decision of govt. regarding the upgradation of Sadar hills autonomous district council to state level for which process has been going on. India is a democratic country. There is no harm when someone demands in a democratic way.
While we are alive, we should live cordially to keep an exact record of hills, it is necessary to open a separate department.
We was speaking at the inaugural function of newly constructed building of AWC complex, Kangpokpi and laying the foundation stone for construction of SDO, Tuyang Waichong sub-division, SDO Dhamphai sub division, SDO Kangchup heljang sub division and SDC Lungtin circle today.
Due to lack of records in hills, the state govt. is facing a lot of problem. He announced to set up district sports complex in an appropriate area of Sadar Hills. Adequate security forces will also be posted at ADC complex, he said and added that to take up measures for the development of hills the people should not call band and blockade in the near future.
Presiding over the function, Th. Debendra, revenue minister said, the demand of a full fledged states of a district is reasonable and he was of the view that priority should be given to Sadar hills for the states of a full fledged district. To have more districts will develop the state.
K. Ranjit, works minister, Thangminlen Kipgen, chairmen of hills areas committee, Haokholet Kipgen, MLA, ADC members and concerned officials also attended the function.
Addressing at the function, Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh said Sadar Hills district could be granted only after development of “adequate infrastructure” that required to a full-fledged district.
Apparently showing anger to the gunfire shots that he encountered on his way today, the chief minister said “gun culture” cannot bring any solution but coming to the table is the only way out in resolving issues.
The government is making efforts to set up a separate revenue directorate for hill districts for smooth record for everyone as population will keep on growing which may make more and more complicated situation in the near future without a revenue directorate, Ibobi said.
Meanwhile, the gunfire which police said an undesired disruption stopped just as the chief minister team left Kangpokpi.
The police said they recovered strewn of projectiles on the roof the office building of Additional DC even as some bullets smashed through the wall of the building. No one was injured in the firing, they added.
The Kuki Revolutionary Army (KRA) Saturday claimed responsibility for the gun fire incident at Kangpokpi that happened during the visit of Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh where he inaugurated an office building of Additional Deputy Commissioner.
KRA publicity secretary P. Simte while clarified that the gun fire shots were triggered by the militant group to protest the change of office location of SDO and it was not opposing the visit of the chief minister.
Sadar Hills Disricthood Demand Committee (SHDDC) and the Government of Manipur are working in the interest of just one particular clan in their attempt to solve the Sadar Hills issue, Simpte alleged.
He said, “KRA does not oppose to the much expected inauguration of Sadar Hills district and we are indeed demanding a speedy resolution of the issue to facilitate its inauguration at the earliest possible.”
Simte also said KRA and all the communities in Sadar Hills by and large have boycotted the inauguration of the newly built sub-division office at a new location. But he said only one clan among the communities accepted it.
The SDC Kangchup Chingkhong has been upgraded to SDO and transferred to P. Golyang village, the Chalwa SDC to Tujanwaichong village and Kangpokpi SDO to Champhai village, he further said.
KRA wants to keep the offices where they were before, Simte said, adding that the militant group has been working hard for the betterment of all the communities.

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Blooming tea industry

Guwahati, Dec 17 NNN : Tea industry is doing a roaring business and in the next three years time the industry’s turn-over will be almost double the present income. On Saturday, Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham) said the total turnover of India’s tea industry is likely to be Rs 33,000 crore […]

Guwahati, Dec 17 NNN : Tea industry is doing a roaring business and in the next three years time the industry’s turn-over will be almost double the present income.
On Saturday, Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham) said the total turnover of India’s tea industry is likely to be Rs 33,000 crore by 2015 from the current level of about Rs 19,500 crore. Assocham is the apex industry body and today’s revelation was based on its study.
With nearly 600,000 hectares under tea cultivation, the domestic tea industry is growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 15 per cent, according to the study titled ‘Indian Tea Industry’.
Assocham general secretary DS Rawat while releasing a booklet containing the findings of the study said, “India is world’s largest consumer, second largest producer and fourth largest exporter of tea after China and accounts for nearly 30 per cent of global output and nearly 25 per cent of tea produced worldwide is consumed in India.” “Branded market accounts for nearly 55 per cent of the total market and is growing at about 20 per cent while the unbranded market is growing at 10 per cent annually,” DS Rawat added.
About 35 lakh workers are employed in over 1,500 tea estates across India and about 65 per cent of these are employed indirectly. Assam produces more than half of India’s tea and accounts for more than 12 per cent of annual global tea yield, Assocham said.
Nearly 90 per cent of Indian households are regular tea drinker, the beverage being cheap, affordable and addictive. According to an Assocham estimate the tea production during the current year is likely to stay over 950million kg as against 966.4 million kg in 2010.
“Awareness about health benefits associated with moderate intake of tea is another significant factor behind this upsurge in its demand as now more and more people are familiar with healing properties of tea,” Rawat said. “It not only helps combat heart related ailments but also helps lower cholesterol, protects skin, keeps cancer at bay, strengthens bones and teeth and contains no calories, fat and salt.”
Historically regarded as a hot beverage, the penetration of tea in the non-alcoholic cold beverage segment is another driving force for this industry owing to the rising affinity towards ice-tea which currently accounts for over five per cent of entire non-alcoholic beverage market in India, Assocham said.

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Orange festival begins

The eight state level orange festival was held at Lower Ground, Tamenglong district headquarter, Gracing the occasionas chief guest, the horticulture minister Shri Phungzathang Tonsing said due to hard pressure of state govt. the centre has agreed to hand over a package to Tamenglong district for the enhancement of oranges and bomboos. For this, the […]

The eight state level orange festival was held at Lower Ground, Tamenglong district headquarter, Gracing the occasionas chief guest, the horticulture minister Shri Phungzathang Tonsing said due to hard pressure of state govt. the centre has agreed to hand over a package to Tamenglong district for the enhancement of oranges and bomboos. For this, the govt. sent DPR. The People of Tamenglong should get benefit from next year. It is due to the good governance of SPF govt.
DD Thaisii who spoke as guest of honour said, Tamenglong is a land of oranges. He assured all possible helop from govt. side. Namphujai of Namlulong village, Rk hawkire and Tousuangnibou stood first, second and third positions in the festival. The winners get Rs. 1.50 lakhs, 1.25 lakhs and one lakh as cash prize.

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Five militants held

Mail News Service Imphal, Dec 17: Discovering the movement of UG cadres in general area Wangu Nongyaikhong Mapal of Thoubal district, troops of 27 Assam Rifles of 9 Sector under HQ IGAR (S) launched operation in the area and apprehended one KYKL cadre on 17 Dec 2011. The apprehendee was identified as No. 2357, SS […]

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Imphal, Dec 17: Discovering the movement of UG cadres in general area Wangu Nongyaikhong Mapal of Thoubal district, troops of 27 Assam Rifles of 9 Sector under HQ IGAR (S) launched operation in the area and apprehended one KYKL cadre on 17 Dec 2011. The apprehendee was identified as No. 2357, SS Pvt Khumanthem Borjen Singh alias Boinao, 38 years, s/o Khumanthem Shamu Singh, r/o Wangu Nongyaikhong Mapal.
In yet another incident, troops of 30 Assam Rifles of 9 Sector under HQ IGAR (S) launched operation in general area Keibi Heikakmapan Awang Leikai and apprehended two cadres. The apprehendees were identified as No. 3185 Pvt Okram Sanatomba alias Nganba (PLA), 18 years, s/o I Ibomcha, r/o Keibi Heikakmapan Awang Leikai, Imphal West apprehended at 16 Dec 2011 and No. 2194 Pvt Luwangsangbam Ramananda alias Commando Meitei (UNLF), 23 years, s/o L Thaba Meitei, r/o Sekta Makha Leikai, Imphal apprehended at 17 Dec 2011. 01 x 9 mm Pistol with Magazine, 02 x live rounds and 3 kgs of White Powder explosive were recovered from the apprehendees.
Troops of 43 Assam Rifles under the aegis of 59 Mountain Brigade, Red Shield Division apprehended two active cadres of KNF (P) on 15 Dec 2011 from Kanglatongbi Bazar area of Senapati Dist. Both cadres were carrying out extortion in Kanglatongbi Bazar. The apprehended cadres were identified as Mr Soilen Vaiphai, age 38 years, s/o Paojalhum Vaiphai, r/o of Ng Phalnom, district Senapati. He joined KRA in 2007 and later defected to KNF (P) in Feb 2011. He was the town commander of Saparmaina. Other cadre was identified as Mr Paothang Khonshai alias PK, age 30 years, s/o Paosei Khongsai, r/o Maojang Saikul, district Senapati. He joined KNF (P) in 2008. He was in charge of food and civil supply department of KNF (P). The apprehendees were handed over to PS Sekmai.

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Gourakishore selected for tagore akademi ratna

Manipur Information Centre NEW DELHI, December 17 : Manipuri martial arts Guru G. Gourakishore Sharma was among 50 prominent performing artistes of the country selected for the Tagore Akademi Ratna which carried the purse money Rs. 3 lakhs. Karam Chaoba Singh in Sankritana (Ariba Pala), Devjani Chaliha in Manipuri dance and Abungbam Kabui in Tribal […]

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NEW DELHI, December 17 : Manipuri martial arts Guru G. Gourakishore Sharma was among 50 prominent performing artistes of the country selected for the Tagore Akademi Ratna which carried the purse money Rs. 3 lakhs.
Karam Chaoba Singh in Sankritana (Ariba Pala), Devjani Chaliha in Manipuri dance and Abungbam Kabui in Tribal dance of Manipur were among 50 eminent artistes selected for the Tagore Akademi Puraskar which carried the purse money of Rs 1 lakh.
As a part of the ongoing commemoration of the 150th Birth Anniversary of Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore, the Sangeet Natak Akademi decided to institute a one-time honour of Tagore Samman to be awarded to 100 personalities of the age of 75 years and above who had made significant contribution in the field of performing arts. The proposal of the Akademi was approved by the National Implementation Committee headed by Union Minister of Finance Pranab Mukherjee.
The General Council of the Sangeet Natak Akademi at its meeting held on December 13 and 14 this year held here unanimouslly selected 50 emeinent personalities in the field of performing arts for the Tagore Akademi Ratna and 50 eminent personalities for the Tagore Akademi Puraskar.
Fifty selected Tagore Akademi Ratna awardees were Satguru Jagjit Singh Namdhari, Rajanikanta Rao, P V Krishnamurthy, Laxmi Narayan Garg, B N Goswami, Birendranath Datta, M Nagabhushana Sarma, Prabha Atre, Laxman Krishnarao Pandit, Zia Fariduddin Dagar, Ghulam Mustafa Waris Khan, Abdul Halim Jaffer Khan, Ram Narayan, Sabri Khan, Buddhadeb Dasgupta, Sripada Pinakapani, R.K. Sreekanthan, Nedunuri Krishna Murthy, M.S Gopalakrishnan, N Ramani, Vellore G. Ramabhadran, Guruvayur Dorai,Vanraj Bhatia, Vyjayanthimala Bali, Kalanidhi Narayanan, M K Saroja, Kumudini Lakhia, Mankompu sivasankara Pillai, Mayadhar Raut, Pasumarthy Venugopala Krishna, Maya Rao, Amala Shankar, P K Narayanan Nambiar, Satyadev Dubey, Vijaya Mehta, Rajender Nath, Rudraprasad Sengupta, Alyque Padamsee, Soumitra Chatterjee, V Ramamurthy, Mohit Chattopadhyaya, R Nagarathnamma, Gurcharan Singh Ragi, Yamunabai Waikar, Kamala Murthy, Lalit Chandra Ojha, Sonam Tshering Lepcha, Arghya Sen, Kartar Singh and G Gourakishore Sharma.
Thirteen Tagore Akademi Puraskar selected in the field of music were Shankar Lal Mishra, Sunanda Patnaik, Ganesh Prasad Sharma, Amiya Ranjan Banerjee and Babanrao Haldankar in Hindustani vocal, Faiyaz Khan in Hindustani instrumentaL (Tabla), Tanjavore Shankara Iyer in Carnatic vocal, Mavelikkara R. Velukutty Nair in Carnatic instrumental(Mridanga), S.R.G. Rajanna – Carnatic instrumental(Nagaswaram), Thirukokarnam Chelliah – Carnatic instrumental (Thavil), Mayavaram Saraswathi in Carnatic instrumental (Flute), R Visweswaran in Carnatic instrumental (Veena) and Karam Chaoba Singh in other major traditions of music-Sankirtan(Ariba Pala).
Eleven artistes selected in the field of dance were Pandanallur Swaminathan Pillai, N.S. Jayalakshmi and Rajee Narayan in Bharatanatyam, Chemencerri Kuniraman Nair and Nattuvan Paramasiva Menon in Kathakali, Devjani Chaliha in Manipuri, Bhagavatula Yagna Narayan Sarma in Kuchipudi, Rita Devi in Odissi, Haricharan Saikia in Sattriya, Patrayani Sangeetha Rao and Bhagavatula Seetarama Sarma in Music for dance.
Eight artistes selected in the field of theatre were Bijoy Mishra and K.M. Raghavan Nambiar in Playwriting, Prasad Sawkar, Chatla Sreeramulu, Sushma Seth and Jayamala Jayaram Shiledar in Acting, Madhukar Toradmal and Jalabala Vaidya & Gopal Sharman (Joint Award) in Direction.
Thirteen artistes selected in the field of traditional / folk / tribal / dance / music / theatre and puppetry were Jahoor Meer – Folk theatre of Haryana, Abungbam Kabui – Tribal dance of Manipur, Gambhari Devi – Folk music of Himachal Pradesh, Ali Mohamad Bhagat – Bhand Pather of Jammu & Kashmir, Gopiram Borgayan – Traditional music of Assam, Sumitra SEN – Rabindra Sangeet of West Bengal, Bishwa Bandhu – Folk dance of Bihar, Hiralal Yadav – Birha folk music of Uttar Pradesh, Ramsahai Pande, – Folk dance of Madhya Pradesh, Satemmeren Longkumer – Folk song of Nagaland, Radha Krishna Kadam – Folk theatre of Maharastra, Anusuya Devi – Folk music of Andhra Pradesh, Mahipat Kavi – contemporary puppetry of Gujarat.
Five artistes selected in the field of overall contribution / scholarship in performing arts were M L Varad Pande, B M Sundaram, Ramchandra Chintaman Dhere, Raja Mrigendra Singh and Neelamadhab Panigrahi.

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FREINDS appeal

IMPHAL, Dec 17: The Federation of Regional Indigenous Societies, in a release, has once again… more »

IMPHAL, Dec 17: The Federation of Regional Indigenous Societies, in a release, has once again drawn the attention of the state government to impose the Inner Line Permit in the state as soon as possible to check heavy influx of migrants.

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One killed in road mishap

IMPHAL, Dec 17: A woman was killed in a road accident at around 4:30 pm… more »

IMPHAL, Dec 17: A woman was killed in a road accident at around 4:30 pm at Hatta New Checkon Road today.

The deceased woman is yet to be identified.

She was riding at the pillion of a motor bike when a truck ran over her.

The driver of the truck had reportedly surrendered to 1st Battalion Manipur Rifles.

The woman was wearing a white-grey jogging shirt with blue-colour tight jeans and a Converse shoe. She looked like a tribal lady aged about 25-year-old.

The dead body has been deposited at JNIMS mortuary for post-mortem examination.

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COTA demand

IMPHAL, Dec 17: Council of Teachers’ Association (COTA) has demanded the state government to fulfill… more »

IMPHAL, Dec 17: Council of Teachers’ Association (COTA) has demanded the state government to fulfill the legitimate demands of the government school teachers who have long been pressing for revised pay and other benefits of 6th pay commission, stated a release.

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Cabinet meet

IMPHAL, December 17: The state cabinet in an emergency meeting on December 16 has decided… more »

IMPHAL, December 17: The state cabinet in an emergency meeting on December 16 has decided the creation of additional posts of addl DGP (prison) and addl chief secretary.

The cabinet had also approved the draft report submitted by the select committee of the Manipur Legislative Assembly in connection with the Lok Ayukta and will be placed before the ensuing state Assembly.

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Apprehended

IMPHAL, Dec 17: Troops of 43 Assam Rifles under the aegis of 59 Mountain Brigade,… more »

IMPHAL, Dec 17: Troops of 43 Assam Rifles under the aegis of 59 Mountain Brigade, Red Shield Division apprehended two active cadres of KNF (P) on December 15 from Kanglatombi Bazar.

A release of PIB (Defence Wing) stated that both cadres were carrying out extortion in Kanglatombi Bazar. The apprehended cadres were identified as Soilen Vaiphei, 38, s/o Paojalhum Vaiphai of Ng Phalnom. He joined KRA in 2007 and later defected to KNF (P) in February, 2011. He was the town commander of Saparmaina.

Other cadre was identified as Paothang Khongsai alias PK, 30, s/o Paosei Khongsai of Maojang Saikul. He joined KNF (P) in 2008. He was in charge of food and civil supply department of KNF (P). The apprehendees were handed over to Sekmai PS, added the release.

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Manipur bags maximum gold medals in Thang-ta

IMPHAL, Dec 17: Manipur team has topped the Thang-ta competition of 57th National School Games… more »

IMPHAL, Dec 17: Manipur team has topped the Thang-ta competition of 57th National School Games held in Imphal by securing nine gold medals, three silver medals and one bronze medal.

Surprisingly, Delhi comes at the second spot with five gold medals, eight silver medals and three bronze medals.

Haryana snatches the third spot with two gold medals, two silver medals and six bronze medals.

Assam bagged one gold medal while Jammu and Kashmir secured one gold medal and two silver medals.

Andhra Pradesh secured one silver medal and two bronze medals.

Uttar Pradesh could clinch a silver medal in the Thang-ta competition.

Meanwhile, Manipur girls’ team has entered the football semi-final at the ongoing 57th National School Games.

Manipur defeated Maharashtra by 8-0 in the quarter final match played today.

The state will clash with Goa in the first semi-final match at 1 pm tomorrow.

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