The grand project of installing CCTV cameras at different points of Imphal is unlikely to deliver its full potential due to inadequate and irregular power supply Source The Sangai Express
The grand project of installing CCTV cameras at different points of Imphal is unlikely to deliver its full potential due to inadequate and irregular power supply Source The Sangai Express
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Three teenage boys have been taken away by suspected cadres of a UG group for recruitment in the group Source The Sangai Express
Three teenage boys have been taken away by suspected cadres of a UG group for recruitment in the group Source The Sangai Express
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Police on Tuesday cracked the sensational case of ‘beheading Gandhiji’s statue’ along with apprehending four persons, who have reportedly admitted to the crime Source Hueiyen News Service Pamreiso Shimray
Police on Tuesday cracked the sensational case of ‘beheading Gandhiji’s statue’ along with apprehending four persons, who have reportedly admitted to the crime Source Hueiyen News Service Pamreiso Shimray
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Offering fitting floral tributes to the portraits of the two departed students, unfurling of AMSU’s flag, and a blood donation camp marked the 32nd Realisation Day organised by the All Manipur Students’ Union AMSU today Source The Sangai Express
Offering fitting floral tributes to the portraits of the two departed students, unfurling of AMSU’s flag, and a blood donation camp marked the 32nd Realisation Day organised by the All Manipur Students’ Union AMSU today Source The Sangai Express
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With three 15 year old boys, who went missing from their respective homes since April 7, still remaining traceless, apprehension has been raised over the possibility of their recruitment by some UG groups Source Hueiyen News Service
With three 15 year old boys, who went missing from their respective homes since April 7, still remaining traceless, apprehension has been raised over the possibility of their recruitment by some UG groups Source Hueiyen News Service
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NSCN K is all set to sign a bilateral cease fire with the Myanmar government in the later part of this month Source Hueiyen News Service
NSCN K is all set to sign a bilateral cease fire with the Myanmar government in the later part of this month Source Hueiyen News Service
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Press Release
GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION ON MILITARY SPENDING
Cut Military Spending, Fund Human Need
On April 17, 2012, people all over the world will join together for the second Global Day of Action on Military Spending. We urge you to join us.The current economic crisis has put pressure on the world’s governments to reduce spending on critical human needs: confronting climate change, battling deadly diseases, achieving the Millennium Development Goals. But apart from a few courageous exceptions, national governments continue to waste enormous resources on the military. Figures from the 2011 Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) annual report show that the world’s governments are spending more than ever on the military: $1,630 billion per year – and rising. If spent differently, this money would go a long way to resolving the real challenges facing our planet. In June 2012 the world’s leaders and thousands of civil society activists will meet in Rio de Janeiro for the Rio+20 Earth Summit to chart a transition to a sustainable, green society with jobs and opportunities for all. Our Global Day, happening just two months before Rio, is an ideal chance to remind the world that we can’t achieve this goal without freeing up the money and brainpower wasted on military activities.
We people in India are joining friends in more than 35 countries to participate in the Global Day of Action on Military Spending. On this day, people around the world will demand that their governments to reduce military spending and devote those precious resources to pressing human needs. They will send a message that $1.5 trillion is too much.
Nobody can dispute that money spent on arms, in a developing economy, must be at the expense of more pressing needs of social and infrastructure development. Yet, defence is a prime responsibility of the state and maintaining an autonomous capability to defend a nation’s sovereignty and enhance its national interests are the principal responsibilities of governments. Developing nations like India continue to be the primary importers of arms. Between 2000 and 2007 India ranked world’s second largest arms importer accounting for 7.5 percent of all major weapons transfers. Now in 2012, India has now emerged as the largest arms importer in the world, overtaking China. India accounted for 9% of all international arms imports between 2006-2011, making it the world`s largest weapons importer.
The most important social aspect is human security which is often threatened by the insecurity caused by poverty. When people are dying of poverty, can security and arms provide them with a basic square meal? In a country where poverty is rampant and where there is great deal to be done in the fields of health and education, we cannot be spending so much on defence. Our battle is against starvation and deprivation, which cannot be fought with guns and missiles. We call upon government of India and South Asia to:
1. To cut military expenditure and the saved fund to be deployed towards combating and providing social security.
2. To support the United Nations Process for an international Arms Trade Treaty
3. Call upon governments in South Asia to support the Mine Ban Treaty and the Convention on Cluster Munitions.
3. Take the lead in international humanitarian disarmament which was the pillar of India’s Foreign Policy in 1950s and 1960s
4. Inclusion of women in peace, security and disarmament issues
On 17 April 2012 we the members of Control Arms Foundation of India are organizing an awareness programme at Dilli Hatt, INA market, where fliers will be distributed to the public. Later we are submitting a memorandum to Prime Minister and also members of Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence.
For More Information, please contact:
Control Arms Foundation of India
Email: Binalakshmi@gmail.com Mobile: +91-9891210264
Address for correspondence: B 5/146, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi-110029, India.
Phone: +9-11-46018541 Fax: +91-11-26166234.Website / Blog: www.cafi-online.org & http://neiwip.blogspot.com/
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Press Release GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION ON MILITARY SPENDING Cut Military Spending, Fund Human Need… more »
Press Release
GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION ON MILITARY SPENDING
Cut Military Spending, Fund Human Need
On April 17, 2012, people all over the world will join together for the second Global Day of Action on Military Spending. We urge you to join us.The current economic crisis has put pressure on the world’s governments to reduce spending on critical human needs: confronting climate change, battling deadly diseases, achieving the Millennium Development Goals. But apart from a few courageous exceptions, national governments continue to waste enormous resources on the military. Figures from the 2011 Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) annual report show that the world’s governments are spending more than ever on the military: $1,630 billion per year – and rising. If spent differently, this money would go a long way to resolving the real challenges facing our planet. In June 2012 the world’s leaders and thousands of civil society activists will meet in Rio de Janeiro for the Rio+20 Earth Summit to chart a transition to a sustainable, green society with jobs and opportunities for all. Our Global Day, happening just two months before Rio, is an ideal chance to remind the world that we can’t achieve this goal without freeing up the money and brainpower wasted on military activities.
We people in India are joining friends in more than 35 countries to participate in the Global Day of Action on Military Spending. On this day, people around the world will demand that their governments to reduce military spending and devote those precious resources to pressing human needs. They will send a message that $1.5 trillion is too much.
Nobody can dispute that money spent on arms, in a developing economy, must be at the expense of more pressing needs of social and infrastructure development. Yet, defence is a prime responsibility of the state and maintaining an autonomous capability to defend a nation’s sovereignty and enhance its national interests are the principal responsibilities of governments. Developing nations like India continue to be the primary importers of arms. Between 2000 and 2007 India ranked world’s second largest arms importer accounting for 7.5 percent of all major weapons transfers. Now in 2012, India has now emerged as the largest arms importer in the world, overtaking China. India accounted for 9% of all international arms imports between 2006-2011, making it the world`s largest weapons importer.
The most important social aspect is human security which is often threatened by the insecurity caused by poverty. When people are dying of poverty, can security and arms provide them with a basic square meal? In a country where poverty is rampant and where there is great deal to be done in the fields of health and education, we cannot be spending so much on defence. Our battle is against starvation and deprivation, which cannot be fought with guns and missiles. We call upon government of India and South Asia to:
1. To cut military expenditure and the saved fund to be deployed towards combating and providing social security.
2. To support the United Nations Process for an international Arms Trade Treaty
3. Call upon governments in South Asia to support the Mine Ban Treaty and the Convention on Cluster Munitions.
3. Take the lead in international humanitarian disarmament which was the pillar of India’s Foreign Policy in 1950s and 1960s
4. Inclusion of women in peace, security and disarmament issues
On 17 April 2012 we the members of Control Arms Foundation of India are organizing an awareness programme at Dilli Hatt, INA market, where fliers will be distributed to the public. Later we are submitting a memorandum to Prime Minister and also members of Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence.
For More Information, please contact:
Control Arms Foundation of India
Email: Binalakshmi@gmail.com Mobile: +91-9891210264
Address for correspondence: B 5/146, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi-110029, India.
Phone: +9-11-46018541 Fax: +91-11-26166234.Website / Blog: www.cafi-online.org & http://neiwip.blogspot.com/
Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2012/04/press-release-global-day-of-action-on-military-spending/
Imphal, April 17 NNN : Of the five persons, four persons have been arrested by the Ukhrul police from Imphal in connection with the ‘beheading’ of Mahatma Gandhi statue in Ukhrul town. Ukhrul district superintendent of police K Kabib told Newmai News Network that the four persons including a VDF personnel were arrested late last […]
Imphal, April 17 NNN : Of the five persons, four persons have been arrested by the Ukhrul police from Imphal
in connection with the ‘beheading’ of Mahatma Gandhi statue in Ukhrul town.
Ukhrul district superintendent of police K Kabib told Newmai News Network that the four persons including a VDF personnel were arrested late last night. They have been identified as Ngayaimi Mana (20) s/o Suisa Masanao of Lunghar village, S Ngamapam (22). a VDF personnel, s/o Ramshing of Tuileng
village, Ringmiyo Mawon (19), s/o Shilaso Mawon of Chingai village and Shimi Haorei (24), s/o late Kamrei of Khamason village.
The VDF personnel has been immediately dismissed from his service, according to K Kabib.
The police officer said these arrested four youths have confessed of dismantling the statue of Mahatma Gandhi. These youths were believed to have committed the act due to the influence of alcohol.
They were produced before the Chief Judicial Magistrate today in Ukhrul.
Under the supervision of the SP of Ukhrul district, three special police teams from the district led by SDPO of Ukhrul, OC Ukhrul and SDPO of Phungyar co-ordinated to arrest the four persons.
The fifth one will be nabbed soon, said the police officer. The statue of Mahatma Gandhi erected at Gandhi Chowk, opposite to Ukhrul Town Hall, about 50 metres away from Police Reserve line, near the office of the suprintendent of police, Ukhrul district, was found vandalized in the wee hours of Sunday, with the head of the statue of the ‘Father of the Nation’ missing.
The news of the vandalization of the statue of Mahatma Gandhi had spread very fast in Ukhrul, and it has been condemned by Hunphun Executive Council as a ‘shameless act’ committed against the universal symbol of non-violence by miscreants.
Two stone plates of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) located in different localities of Phungreitang West, Ukhrul district were also found destroyed by miscreants around the same time.
Police had reportedly expressed suspicion that the two incidents are connected and might have been committed with a pre-plan to target everything related to Mahatma Gandhi.
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Mail News Service New Delhi, Apr 17: The Central Bureau of Investigation has arrested six accused persons for allegedly killing Bondru Pardhi and his wife Dodel Bai resident of Chouthia Distt. Betul (M.P). A case was registered U/s 147, 149 and 302 IPC against unknown persons on 21.08.2009 by CBI on the orders of Hon’ble […]
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New Delhi, Apr 17: The Central Bureau of Investigation has arrested six accused persons for allegedly killing Bondru Pardhi and his wife Dodel Bai resident of Chouthia Distt. Betul (M.P).
A case was registered U/s 147, 149 and 302 IPC against unknown persons on 21.08.2009 by CBI on the orders of Hon’ble High Court M.P., Jabalpur dated 07.08.2009 passed on the writ petition No. 15189/07. CBI took up the investigation of the case which was earlier registered at Police Station Multai Distt. Betul (MP) against unknown villagers after body of Sh. Bondru Pardhi was found.
After the discovery of dead body of Shri Bondru Pardhi, a dead body of a female was also found in well on 14.9.2007 near the place of occurrence. It was later identified as dead body of Smt. Dodel Bai W/o Bondru Pardhi. The Police Station Multai, Distt. Betul had registered a Death Inquest to enquire into cause of death of Dodel Bai. However, no FIR was registered relating to her death. This fact was brought to the knowledge of the High Court of MP, Jabalpur who had ordered CBI to take over the investigation of death of both Bondru and his wife Smt. Dodel Bai. Hence investigation was conducted to cover the aspects of death of both Bondru and his wife Smt. Dedel Bai.
The investigation revealed that one of the accused persons had allegedly mobilized the villagers of Tahikeda, together at Gram Panchayat Bhawan on 11.9.2007 for removal of encroachment by Pardhis.
On reaching scene of crime, the said accused led the other six persons, all are residents of Taikheda, on an information that some Pardhis were hiding in the fields. This mob killed Sh. Bondru and his wife Smt. Dodel Bai.
During investigation, the said accused was arrested on 13.1.2012 and a chargesheet was also filed against him.
The remaining six persons were arrested from village Taikheda, Tehsil Multai, Dist. Betul and were produced before the Special Magistrate for CBI Cases, Jabalpur on 16.04.2012. The Special Magistrate for CBI Cases, Jabalpur remanded them to police custody for seven days.
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Mail News Service Imphal, Apr 17: The Movement for Tribal People’s Rights Manipur (MTPRM) had demanded rectification of reservation norms in recruitment process and not to declare the DPC result until and unless rectification is done regarding reserving of only 7.5 percent instead of 34 percent for Scheduled Tribes for recruitment of various posts under […]
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Imphal, Apr 17: The Movement for Tribal People’s Rights Manipur (MTPRM) had demanded rectification of reservation norms in recruitment process and not to declare the DPC result until and unless rectification is done regarding reserving of only 7.5 percent instead of 34 percent for Scheduled Tribes for recruitment of
various posts under Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) . A memorandum was submitted to the Chief Minister of Manipur who is the Vice – President of RIMS also similar copy submitted to Director, RIMS on the 3rd of this month. But without rectifying the anomaly the RIMS authority had declared the DPC results. The RIMS authority declaring the DPC results without following the reservation norms issued by the Central Govt is a total violation which is amounts to ignoring the existent of Scheduled Tribes population in Manipur and also disrespect of the rule formulated by the Central Govt, President. S Ramhaoleng today said in a press statement.
There is a clear reservation norms issued vide O.M No.36012/22/1993-Estt.(SCT) Dt.29/121 1993 by the Department of Personnel & Training, Govt of India for different States where Scheduled Tribes population are existent by mentioning different reservation percentage based on Scheduled Tribes population in their respective states and that 27 percent for Scheduled Tribes is reserved for Manipur in respect of direct recruitment to group C and D posts. With the increased of Scheduled Tribes population
in Manipur and in other States the Central Govt vide O.M No.36017/1 /2004-Estt (Res), dated 5th July, 2005 issued by Department of Personnel & Training had revised the reservation norms for Scheduled Tribes based on 2001 census which now stands at 34 percent reserved in Manipur for recruitment to group C and D posts. Inspite of this facts and rule of the Central Govt, the Govt of Manipur violated the reservation norms determined by Central govt for Scheduled Tribes in Manipur.
The RIMS authority reserving only 7.5 percent for Scheduled Tribes in the recently held DPC for recruitment of 71 nos of Staff Nurse and 11 nos. Of LDC instead of 34 percent in pursuance to the reservation norms determined by the Central Govt for Manipur is taken by the MTPRM as a plan of the Manipur Govt to keep the Scheduled Tribes economically backward and to render the Scheduled Tribes minority in govt employment representation. The MTPRM has appealed the State Govt in various occasions on various issues in the past but nothing effective mechanism have been worked out by the Manipur Govt as such having no option the MTPRM has submitted a Memorandum to Union Minister, Health and Family Welfare highlighting such dealings committed towards the tribal people of
Manipur. The MTPRM will further expose the ill treatment meted out to the tribal people by the State Govt and to get justice.
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Dimapur, April 17 NNN: In a rebuttal to the NSCN-IM’s various statements, Inspector General of Assam Rifles (North) based in Nagaland’s capital Kohima said today that the Cease Fire Ground Rules do not permit keeping of arms, ammunition, explosives and grenades in the residence of NSCN faction members houses. The PRO of IGAR (North), Kohima […]
Dimapur, April 17 NNN: In a rebuttal to the NSCN-IM’s various statements, Inspector General of Assam Rifles (North) based in Nagaland’s capital Kohima said today that the Cease Fire Ground Rules do not permit keeping of arms, ammunition, explosives and grenades in the residence of NSCN faction members houses.
The PRO of IGAR (North), Kohima said, “Only card holders authorized specifically by the Cease Fire Monitoring Board (CFMB) are permitted to keep weapons for their protection. The captured weapons were being used to enforce extortion by the group. The article published by NSCN (IM) on April 10 for the operation carried out on April 8 is certainly an afterthought and a propaganda campaign launched by vested interests against the successful operations carried out by Assam Rifles in ensuring implementation of the Cease Fire Ground Rules.
The Assam Rifles stands by its commitment as ‘ Friends of the Hill People’ to ensure weapon and extortion free society and a peaceful environment in Nagaland.”
A serious allegation was made against joint operation conducted by 6 Assam Rifles and 164 Inf Bn TA (NAGA) at Tizit on April 8 and published in a newspaper on April 10, according to the PRO of IGAR (North).
It then stated that the operations were launched on receipt of specific intelligence about the concealment of huge quantity of warlike stores in the house of Mr Manpoh Konyak, Tatar, NSCN (IM).
“Despite denial by the occupants of the house of any warlike stores, careful search of the house in presence of two police personnel (accompanying the troops) resulted in recovery of one point 22 pistol (country made) with magazine, one pt 32 Pistol (Made in USA) with magazine, one pt 303 Rifle, one 12 bore single barrel rifle, one G-3 Rifle (UNSV), three pt 303 magazines, 117 assorted rounds of ammunitions, 3 feet of safety fuse, three pairs of combat uniforms, one grenade, 22 detonators and 15 gelatine sticks,” claimed the Assam Rifles.
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MNS: The 32nd realization day organized by AMSU was held at Students historical monument at Pishum Ching, Singjamei. The former president of AMSU Lourembam Dilip graced the occasion as chief guest. Floral tributes were paid to the memorial site of two students. Prior to the function, the chief guest and present president of AMSU unfurled […]
MNS: The 32nd realization day organized by AMSU was held at Students historical monument at Pishum Ching, Singjamei. The former president of AMSU Lourembam Dilip graced the occasion as chief guest.
Floral tributes were paid to the memorial site of two students. Prior to the function, the chief guest and present president of AMSU unfurled the flag of AMSU.
The general secy. of the union, Dipanjit Ningthoujam said, the foreigners entered Manipur day by day. Therefore, Manipuris will be perished as Tripuris.
The population has been increased since 1980. There is an apprehension that the indigenous people who have been inhabited for 2000 ears is on the verge of extinction.
RK Ranendrajit who took part in the function also said, we have been facing lot of suffering for 50 years. No demand has been given to Irom Chanu Sharmila who is fasting till death for the removal of AFSPA 1958. In connection with the function, a blood donation camp was also held at RIMS Hospital.
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Imphal. April 17 NNN : After a lull of few years, another case of suspected recruitment of child soldiers by outlawed armed organizations operating in Manipur has surfaced again. Three boys who had gone to watch a football match in a neighbouring village in the outskirt of Imphal on April 7 has disappeared without a […]
Imphal. April 17 NNN : After a lull of few years, another case of suspected recruitment of child soldiers by outlawed armed organizations operating in Manipur has surfaced again.
Three boys who had gone to watch a football match in a neighbouring village in the outskirt of Imphal on April 7 has disappeared without a trace till today, are suspected to be recruited by a militant outfit into its fold.
Police suspected that these missing boys have been recruited by militants to their outfits.
Meanwhile, the family members of the three boys have filed a missing report on April 10 at Lamsang police station, Imphal West district.
The three boys are identified as Ch. Ajoynao @ Shanti Kumar (15), s/o Ch. Manglemjao of Sairem Khul Polangsoi, S. Naothoibi (15), s/o S. Samungou, of Sairem Khul Polangsoi, and Sapam Suran (15), s/o S. Naoba of Sairem Khul Kangdabi, all under Lamsang police station, Imphal West district.
In connection to the disappearance of the three boys, a sit-in protest was staged today at Sairem Khul Primary School by Sairem Khul Polangsoi Women’s Welfare Association demanding the safe release of the three boys who are all too young to be recruited, said one of the woman taking part in the sit-in protest.
The three boys also reportedly come from very poor families and they are reported to be school drop-outs, said another woman participating in the protest.
The protestors appealed to the kidnappers/recruiters that the three young boys be allowed to return to their respective families as they are still minors, and they also appealed to the police not to interrogate the boys even if they are found so as to not traumatized them further.
The Polangsoi Women’s Welfare Association will submit a memorandum to the chief minister of Manipur at the earliest, and the police will be given a week from the date of submission of the memorandum to rescue the three boys, added a family member of the missing boys.
The three boys are suspected to be recruited by an underground outfit into its fold, said police source.
In the meantime, two teenager identified as L. Pangal Kanba (16), s/o Susil Kumar of Hourang Keirel and Y. Ningthem (18), s/o Megha of Sairem khul Mamang Leikai, both from the same village as the three boys who went missing on April 7, are also reported to be missing since April 11.
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Cop sacked for smashing Gandhi statue's head in ManipurTimes of IndiaIMPHAL: A Manipur policeman was sacked after he admitted to having destroyed the head of a Mahatma Gandhi statue in Ukhrul town along with three others. Hkhrul SP K Kabib said the…
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Times of India IMPHAL: A Manipur policeman was sacked after he admitted to having destroyed the head of a Mahatma Gandhi statue in Ukhrul town along with three others. Hkhrul SP K Kabib said the four were arrested from Imphal East district on Monday night and they … Four arrested for 'beheading' Gandhi statue in Manipur 4 held for vandalising Gandhi statue in Manipur |
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KanglaOnlineAMSU observes 32nd Realisation DayKanglaOnlineIMPHAL, April 17: The All Manipur Students' Union today observed its 32nd Realization Day (Meekap Thokpa Numit) at Hao Ground, Imphal to commemorate the violent incident of 1980 wherein two …
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AMSU observes 32nd Realisation Day
KanglaOnline IMPHAL, April 17: The All Manipur Students' Union today observed its 32nd Realization Day (Meekap Thokpa Numit) at Hao Ground, Imphal to commemorate the violent incident of 1980 wherein two students were killed in the police firing during a protest to … |
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Four arrested for 'beheading' Gandhi statue in ManipurHindustan TimesThe police in Manipur's Ukhrul town arrest four persons for 'beheading' a statue of Mahatma Gandhi last Sunday. The hunt for a fifth involved in the act is on. We …
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Hindustan Times The police in Manipur's Ukhrul town arrest four persons for 'beheading' a statue of Mahatma Gandhi last Sunday. The hunt for a fifth involved in the act is on. We arrested the four including a village defence force (VDF) personnel Monday night,” said … Cop sacked for smashing Gandhi statue's head in Manipur |
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Manipur Gorkhas refute reportE-Pao.netImphal, April 17 2012: The Manipur Gorkha Welfare Union has refused the news report which appeared in some section of the media that put the total population of the Gorkha population at 3 lakh. A rejoinder issued b…
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E-Pao.net Imphal, April 17 2012: The Manipur Gorkha Welfare Union has refused the news report which appeared in some section of the media that put the total population of the Gorkha population at 3 lakh. A rejoinder issued by the MGWU today clarified that the … |
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AMSU observes 32nd Realisation DayKanglaOnlineIMPHAL, April 17: The All Manipur Students' Union today observed its 32nd Realization Day (Meekap Thokpa Numit) at Hao Ground, Imphal to commemorate the violent incident of 1980 wherein two students wer…
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AMSU observes 32nd Realisation Day
KanglaOnline IMPHAL, April 17: The All Manipur Students' Union today observed its 32nd Realization Day (Meekap Thokpa Numit) at Hao Ground, Imphal to commemorate the violent incident of 1980 wherein two students were killed in the police firing during a protest to … |
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IMPHAL, April 17: About 45 reputed colleges of the country some with international standings are all set to interact with students of the state and assist them in choosing the right course for the right career.
Come April 19, the colleges will all be seen in their respective stalls at the Northeast – Edufest-the Imphal International Education Fair all set to provide assistance to the students of the state.
The education fair is set for April 19 and 20. In a statement, the organizers have promised more opportunities than last year event.
“The exhibition has been timed after the examinations so that students can make a choice of course and college. Edufest in its 10 year career is seen by students as the only genuine forum to get quality information from top quality institutions from India and abroad. It will be no different this time too” added the statement.
Students of the state will be able to interact with representatives of the leading institutions and discuss their study options and plan accordingly, the statement said.
The institutions include Amity University, NITTE University, Sharda University, to name a few.
Students will also have an opportunity to meet representatives of institutions from New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata besides from other places of India at this exhibition, it added.
Apart from conventional courses such a MBBS, BDS, Engineering, BBA, MBA, BCA and MCA, the fair will provide an opportunity for students to check out, Merchant Navy, Biotech, Fashion Design, Physiotherapy, Animation, Design, Mass Communication and other new courses dictated by the changing global dynamics, the statement added.
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