Manipur in 5th position in tobacco usage in India

Global Adult Tobacco Survey Gates Manipur Factsheet 2009 10 was released today by Rural Development Panchayati Raj Minister Francis Ngajokpa Source Hueiyen News Service

Global Adult Tobacco Survey Gates Manipur Factsheet 2009 10 was released today by Rural Development Panchayati Raj Minister Francis Ngajokpa Source Hueiyen News Service

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Student Body Cautions Against Dubious Educational Institutions DESAM names unrecognised schools

Student organisation Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur DESAM has cautioned the general public, particularly the parents, on the existence of some educational institutions trying to mislead the student community Source The Sangai Express

Student organisation Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur DESAM has cautioned the general public, particularly the parents, on the existence of some educational institutions trying to mislead the student community Source The Sangai Express

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Maichou Ningshing Thouram observed

The 14th Maichou Ningshing Thouram was observed under the aegis of Cultural Preservation Centre CPC , Chingmeirong Khongnang Ani Karak at GM Hall here today Source Hueiyen News Service

The 14th Maichou Ningshing Thouram was observed under the aegis of Cultural Preservation Centre CPC , Chingmeirong Khongnang Ani Karak at GM Hall here today Source Hueiyen News Service

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Antitobacco drive from Feb 27

Chief Ministers of all the North Eastern States would undertake ‘Campaign for Tobacco Free North East’ under the auspices of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare at Guwahati on February 27 and 28 Source The Sangai Express

Chief Ministers of all the North Eastern States would undertake ‘Campaign for Tobacco Free North East’ under the auspices of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare at Guwahati on February 27 and 28 Source The Sangai Express

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Children’s Film Fest begins

The three day 4th Children’s Film Festival organised by Manipur Film Development Corporation MFDC Ltd in association with Children’s Film Society of India commenced from today not Jan 30 as reported at the Corporation’s auditorium Source The San…

The three day 4th Children’s Film Festival organised by Manipur Film Development Corporation MFDC Ltd in association with Children’s Film Society of India commenced from today not Jan 30 as reported at the Corporation’s auditorium Source The Sangai Express

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4th Children Film Festival commences

The 4th Children Film Festival, which is being organized jointly by Manipur Film Development Corporation MFDC and Children Film Society of India commenced from today at the auditorium of MFDC, Palace Compound here Source Hueiyen News Service

The 4th Children Film Festival, which is being organized jointly by Manipur Film Development Corporation MFDC and Children Film Society of India commenced from today at the auditorium of MFDC, Palace Compound here Source Hueiyen News Service

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Nandy moves Supreme Court

Eminent scholar Ashis Nandy, facing threat of being arrested for making remarks alleged to be anti Dalit, today approached the Supreme Court for quashing of FIR against him Source The Sangai Express Agencies

Eminent scholar Ashis Nandy, facing threat of being arrested for making remarks alleged to be anti Dalit, today approached the Supreme Court for quashing of FIR against him Source The Sangai Express Agencies

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Deputy Chief Minister lays foundation stone for Leimatak bridge

Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam today laid the foundation stone of a bailey bridge which would be constructed over Leimatak river to facilitate easy access to the Loktak Downstream Power Project site Source The Sangai Express

Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam today laid the foundation stone of a bailey bridge which would be constructed over Leimatak river to facilitate easy access to the Loktak Downstream Power Project site Source The Sangai Express

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Manipur High Court Bar Association formed

With the main objective of ensuring smooth functioning of Manipur High Court and Subordinate Courts, Manipur High Court Bar Association has been formed along with appointment of its office bearers Source Hueiyen News Service

With the main objective of ensuring smooth functioning of Manipur High Court and Subordinate Courts, Manipur High Court Bar Association has been formed along with appointment of its office bearers Source Hueiyen News Service

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Swu, Muivah censure cadres’ conduct

NSCN IM leaders Isak Chisi Swu and Thuingaleng Muivah today expressed sadness over the way the outfit’s cadres are behaving Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

NSCN IM leaders Isak Chisi Swu and Thuingaleng Muivah today expressed sadness over the way the outfit’s cadres are behaving Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

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AMUDO demands welfare policy, serves ultimatum

Pressing the State Government to appoint Disable Commissioner and introduce a policy for differently abled people in the State, All Manipur United Disables’ Organisation AMUDO has served an ultimatum to the Government giving one month’s time for impl…

Pressing the State Government to appoint Disable Commissioner and introduce a policy for differently abled people in the State, All Manipur United Disables’ Organisation AMUDO has served an ultimatum to the Government giving one month’s time for implementing these demands Source Hueiyen News Service

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National Integration Tour Flagged In At Somsai

MNS:- A National Integration Tour (NIT) from Chassad/Kamjong to Hyderabad was organised by 44 Assam Rifles of 10 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) from 14 Jan 2013 to 31 January 2013. This tour, comprising of 21 school children and 3 teachers hailing from diversified background of Kamjong Sub Division, Ukhrul District of Manipur, was Flagged […]

Participants of  NIT at Somsai

Participants of NIT at Somsai

MNS:- A National Integration Tour (NIT) from Chassad/Kamjong to Hyderabad was organised by 44 Assam Rifles of 10 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) from 14 Jan 2013 to 31 January 2013. This tour, comprising of 21 school children and 3 teachers hailing from diversified background of Kamjong Sub Division, Ukhrul District of Manipur, was Flagged In by Brig A K Pandey, VSM, Commander 10 Sector Assam Rifles at Somsai on 31 January 2013. During the Flagging In ceremony, the Commander interacted with participants of the NIT.
The Chassad/Kamjong to Hyderabad NIT was an endeavor by Assam Rifles to wean away the youth from taking the path of militancy and make the people realise importance of peace for overall development of the area which will further lead to prosperity and better opportunities for the people of this region.

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‘ Without people’s help, SSA can’t be successful’

MNS:- Without people’s help, Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (SSA) cannot be successful. Therefore, the people of Thoubal district should extend full co-operation to the authority, Shri P Sukumar, District Programme Manager, SSA, Thoubal district Manipur. Shri Sukumar, who spoke as a resource person on the third day of the three-day Bharat Nirman Public Information Campaign organized […]

MNS:- Without people’s help, Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (SSA) cannot be successful. Therefore, the people of Thoubal district should extend full co-operation to the authority, Shri P Sukumar, District Programme Manager, SSA, Thoubal district Manipur.
Shri Sukumar, who spoke as a resource person on the third day of the three-day Bharat Nirman Public Information Campaign organized by PIB, Imphal at Thoubal, further said that SSA was introduced in 2009 under Right To Education (RTE), and launched in 2010. The main theme of SSA is to provide free education to every child within the age of 6 to 14, i.e., from Class I to Class VIII.Every child within this age group should be made aware of their Right to Education.
Speaking about the implementation of SSA in Thoubal district , the resource person said, there are two blocks in the district, namely Thoubal block and Kakching block. There are eight clusters in Thoubal Block and four clusters in Kakching Block. These clusters have taken up different programmes to implement SSA. As part of the programmes, Early Childhood Care(ECC) is taken up with a view to inculcate the habit in the children below six years of going to school. Thus Anganwadi Centers are opened in different areas in collaboration with ICDS.
Teachers are given training on using computer in order to introduce computer added learning in the schools.Free Health Check-up camps are held from time to time. Text books are provided free of cost to the students. In 2011-12, about one lakh text books were distributed to about 21,000 students. Sometimes complaints are received on non availability of text books in time. The Board of Secondary Education, Manipur has been asked to supply the text books in time. Uniforms are also provided free of cost to boys belonging to ST/SC and BPL families. But for girls , all are given uniforms free of cost.
Various other programmes such as Residential Bridge Course and Non Residential Bridge Course for students who got admitted to schools but did not go to attend the class , so that the children would not miss their RTE. Under Inclusive Education, differently able children are given free education up to the age of 16 years.
Earlier, Smt Premlata Loitam, media and Communication Officer, PIB, Imphal welcomed the audience. She said that this public Information campaign is organized al over the country to spread awareness among the people on whether the people are getting the benefits of the various flagship programmes launched by the Government of India.

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CBI nails one For Issuing Fake Appointment Letters

MNS:- The Central Bureau of Investigation has registered a case against a Head Technician, Central Railway, Nagpur; Director of a private HRD Agency; another private person based at Nagpur and other unknown officials of Indian Railway U/s 120 (B) r/w 420, 467,468,471 of IPC & U/s 13(2) r/w13(1) (d) P.C. Act, 1988 on the basis […]

MNS:- The Central Bureau of Investigation has registered a case against a Head Technician, Central Railway, Nagpur; Director of a private HRD Agency; another private person based at Nagpur and other unknown officials of Indian Railway U/s 120 (B) r/w 420, 467,468,471 of IPC & U/s 13(2) r/w13(1) (d) P.C. Act, 1988 on the basis of a complaint. It was alleged in the FIR that the accused persons have collected Rs.29 lakh(approx) through cash & cheques from the complainants in lieu of getting job in Central Railway. Thereafter, on completion of the medical examination at Mumbai, the candidates were given fake appointment letters including the complainant. When complainants enquired with the Central Railway about their recruitment & appointment letter, it was told to them that the Central Railway has not published any advertisement for such appointments.
Searches were conducted at the places of the accused persons. Incriminating documents related to case i.e. fake recruitment letters; list of candidates & appointment letters and letter heads of various departments including Railways were recovered.
The Special Judge for CBI cases, Visakhaptnam has convicted Sri Budarayavalasa Chakradhar Patro, then Social Security Assistant, Pension Disbursement Section working in the Office of Regional Provident Fund Commissioner, NAD Kotha Road, Visakhapatnam, for demanding & accepting bribe of Rs.2,000/- from the complainant and sentenced him to undergo four years Simple Imprisonment with fine of Rs.20,000/-:
A case was registered on 24-05-2007 U/s 7 of PC Act, 1988 against Sri B. Chakradhar Patro, Social Security Assistant working in the Office of Regional P.F. Commissioner, NAD Kotha Road, Visakhapatnam. It was alleged in the complaint that the father of the complainant was contributing regularly to Provident Fund managed by Employee’s Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO), a Govt. of India Department. After retirement, father of the complainant started receiving pension. Later, father of the complainant passed away. Sri B. Chakradhar Patro demanded Rs.2,000/- as bribe for processing the file and getting ROC(Return of Capital) amount sanctioned. The complainant lodged a complaint with CBI, Visakhapatnam. CBI laid a trap and Sri Chakradhar Patro was caught red handed while demanding & accepting a bribe of Rs.2000/- from the complainant.
A chargesheet was filed against the accused in the Court of Special Judge for CBI Cases, Visakhapatnam U/s 7 & 13(2) r/w. 13(1)(d) of PC Act, 1988.
After conducting regular trial, the Special Judge for CBI Cases, Visakhapatnam found Sri B. Chakradhar Patro guilty of committing the offences punishable U/s.7 & 13(2) r/w. 13(1)(d) of PC Act, 1988 and convicted him.

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NYK Thoubal preparing to organize Devt. Mela on Feb. 23

MNS:- The Nehru Yuva Kendra, Thoubal is preparing to organize a development fare—Vikas Mela and Saral Yojgar on February 23, 2013 in Thoubal with a view to attract youths who are looking for employment. This was announced by Shri Ch Basanta, Project Manager, NYK Thoubal while speaking as a resource person on the concluding day […]

MNS:- The Nehru Yuva Kendra, Thoubal is preparing to organize a development fare—Vikas Mela and Saral Yojgar on February 23, 2013 in Thoubal with a view to attract youths who are looking for employment.
This was announced by Shri Ch Basanta, Project Manager, NYK Thoubal while speaking as a resource person on the concluding day of the three day Bharat Nirman Public Information Campaign organized by PIB, Imphal at Thoubal.
Speaking on the topic “Youth Initiative for the publicity of message on development and peace in Manipur”, Shri Basanta said, the development fare will give an opportunity to the unemployed youths of Thoubal district for easy employment in a big firm or organisation, such as Army, Assam Rifles, etc. through telephonic interview instead of going to far away cities in the country. Those youths who want to come to the development fare need to fill up a form mentioning which trade or skill they want to go for. Then there will be telephonic interview with the authorities of the organization concerned.
Such development fare is going to be organized with the hope that at least some unemployed youths would benefit by getting employment in an easy manner. This programme is being taken up to bring about economic growth in the country, Shri Basanta said.
He said, NYK came into existence in 1972. Every youth whether student or non-student can join the NYK. Youths are given training in various fields so that the y would become responsible citizens. Unemployment causes restlessness leading to desperation and unrest. Therefore the NYK’s objective is to bring about development and peace. When there is development, there will naturally be peace, he said.
Shri Basanta further said that four National Youth Cores (NYC) are working hard to usher in development and peace in Thoubal district. Ten members including President and Secretary of each club in Thoubal district are being given training on entrepreneurship. The NYK Thoubal is also taking up projects in 60 villages in the district on prevention of narcotics substances. The NYK is taking up yet another project called Youth Employabilty Skills(YES) for selected youths to be given training for three months in any trade he/she chooses.

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Mid day meal program covers 247 schools in Thoubal distt

MNS:- On the concluding day of the three-day Bharat Nirman Campaign held at Mini Secretariat Conference hall at DC complex Thoubal the second session in the morning focused on mid-day meal. The main speaker was H. Priyokumar DI, Hqrs. Zonal Education office Thoubal. He said mid-day meal was first launched in August 1995 across the […]

MNS:- On the concluding day of the three-day Bharat Nirman Campaign held at Mini Secretariat Conference hall at DC complex Thoubal the second session in the morning focused on mid-day meal. The main speaker was H. Priyokumar DI, Hqrs. Zonal Education office Thoubal.
He said mid-day meal was first launched in August 1995 across the country. Earlier dry grains were provided to the lower primary and upper primary level students. Now cooked foods are provided to the students. To provide cooked foods to the students cooks too have been appointed.
Mid-day meal programme covers 234 schools in Thoubal Distt having students in the group of class I to V and 23 schools in the same district having students from class VI to VIII. 310 cooks are used in Thoubal district he also said.
The programme, which is a component of the flagship programme was launched by the UPA Government at the centre keeping two sections of the society in view. They are weaker section and disadvantaged group. The disadvantaged group consists of SC/ST, OBC and minority. The weaker sections are those whose annual income does not exceed Rs 40000.
The aim and objects of the programme are to attract young students to the Government and Government aided schools and also to enhance nutritious status of the students. Too many young students come to the school without taking food so they cannot remain till the end of the school hour. If they are given food at half time they will be able to remain till the end of the school. Based on this guiding principle mid day meal programme was launched he also said.
A Government employee wanted to know the criteria adopted in the allotment of food grains to the schools, because some of the schools have minuscule number of students and others are packed to the full. Priyokumar said the food grain is allotted considering the number of students in a school. Another asked the wisdom of including disadvantaged group in the extension of Government programmes. Giving reply he said not all belonging to this section are as better off and wealthy as you see them to be.
Later questions were asked to the participants and winners were given prizes.

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Need to rekindle Indian mind

I. Ramamohan Rao Book Review: Thoughts for Change by APJ Abdul Kalam and Sivathanu Pillai Pentagon Press; pages:277; price Rs.495 The year that has gone by has been one of worst in my memory. Every morning when one opened newspapers, the front page was filled with reports of scams and scandals, and demonstrations by people […]

I. Ramamohan Rao
Book Review: Thoughts for Change by APJ Abdul Kalam and Sivathanu Pillai
Pentagon Press; pages:277; price Rs.495
The year that has gone by has been one of worst in my memory. Every morning when one opened newspapers, the front page was filled with reports of scams and scandals, and demonstrations by people protesting against the government, which created doubts about the system that we have adopted to govern the country.
To crown all the scandals, the year closed with doubts being raised against us as human beings: that we are incapable of respecting women of the country, mothers, sisters and daughters. The gang-rape of a young student that happened in the capital on December 16, cast doubts on the efficacy of the police, the judiciary, including the system of governance.
In such a situation, the need is urgent to renew faith in ourselves. India has inherited a great civilization and it is possible for us to regain the thrust. ‘Thoughts for Change’, a book jointly authored by former President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and distinguished scientist Sivathanu Pillai, just seeks to do that.
The very first chapter tells us about the scientific inventions of ancient India in different fields. Between the fifth century B.C. and the fifth century A.D., Indians distinguished themselves in different fields, like mathematics, astronomy and physics, medicine and the concept of aviation. India gave to the world the concept of zero, and five centuries before Newton announced the theory of gravity, Bhaskaracharya had enunciated it.
Varahamihira had told us that the earth was a sphere and had calculated its diameter, which was confirmed centuries later in the west. Aryabhattta, who was born in 476 A.D. had proclaimed that the earth rotates on its axis, orbits the sun and is suspended in space, 1000 years before Copernicus published his theory. Indians had distinguished themselves in various other fields like medicine, surgery and aviation. The list is endless.
Successive invasions, and exploitation by colonial rulers, made India miss the Industrial Revolution and we sank back to a state where we lost faith in ourselves. Mahatma Gandhi rekindled faith in ourselves and our founding fathers, led by leaders like Jawaharlal Nehru charted a path to rebuild India.
What have been our achievements as a nation since Independence? From a nation which witnessed famines which claimed millions of lives and depended on ship to mouth existence, we have become self-sufficient in agricultural production. Our scientists have succeeded in bringing about the White Revolution by harnessing buffalo milk, which has been a pioneering effort by the late Verghese Kurien of Amul fame.
In spite of denials by advanced countries of the world, we have gone ahead and become a knowledge power. I myself have been witness to the jokes made about Rajiv Gandhi when he said that India, which has missed the Industrial Revolution, should not miss the Knowledge Revolution. People laughed when he decided to allow the import of computer hardware without import duty.
The revolution in telecommunications has made India a knowledge-power where advanced countries now outsource their needs to India. Our scientists have successfully trained themselves in the field of space technology and today India has the honour of launching satellites of various countries. I had the privilege of interviewing R. K. Sharma in the Soviet Union before he took off on his space voyage in the early eighties. Today, we are thinking in terms of launching our own space ship.
How many of us know that the first rocket in the world was used by Tipu Sultan in the year 1792 at the Battle of Srirangapatna against the British Army. After successive reverses, the British Army managed to defeat him, and the first thing they did, was to destroy his rocket production plants, capture his artillery and take it to England to be copied and then developed. India has been dependent on British artillery for decades, before we decided to import the Bofors guns, the acquisition of which was attacked by many motivated sources.
In the early eighties, I had the privilege as defence spokesman to accompany the then Defence Minister R. Venkataraman to the Defence Research and Development Laboratory in Hyderabad.
One of the items during the visit was to witness the development of a missile launching laboratory. We had to plug our ears when the experiment was conducted and Dr. Arunachalam , the then Scientific Advisor told the Defence Minister, said that we had great potential in developing it, and that we had a team headed by Dr. Abdul Kalam working on the project. Later, I had the privilege of visiting the Odisha coast to see the development of the launching station there.
The month of January this year saw India launching missiles every week. Today we have ballistic missiles Agni I, Agni II, Agni III, Agni IV, Agni V, with ranges extending from 700 to 5000 kilometres. We have developed Nag, the anti-tank guided missiles which can be launched from infantry vehicles as well as from air.
The Trishul series of missiles can counter enemy aircraft and has a range of 9 kilometres. The Akash surface to air missile can engage targets at tree top-level around 25 kilometres. We have also developed our own interceptor missiles. Indian missile scientists have earned a name for themselves and are collaborating with Russia for the manufacture of the Brahmos missile, which can be launched from ship, land , submarine and silo and has multi-target capability. The development of Brahmos has put India along and ahead of many developed nations.
All this has been has possible through the efforts of our own scientists. We were denied the cryogenic engine under pressure from advanced countries of the West, who evidently wanted India to be dependent on them for its weaponry. Today after achieving the status of a nuclear power, Indian scientists are engaged in the development of new sources of energy, bio-sciences and technology, and nano- technology, the harnessing of atomic energy to reduce our dependence on coal and oil. India is rich in Thorium, and with proper development, we can meet our energy needs for centuries. The authors point out that India has the largest youth power in the world and the ignited mind of the youth is the most powerful resource on earth. They quote the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi, as saying ‘men often become what they believe themselves to be. If I believe I cannot do something, it makes me incapable of doing it. But when I believe I can, then I acquire the ability to do it. Even if I did not have it in the beginning’.
The conclusion of the authors is that ‘We Can Do it’. The excellently brought out book deserves to be on school and college bookshelves to ignite the minds of our youth. (ANI)

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National highway roads too narrow

National highway road connecting Imphal and Moreh is dangerously narrow. Driving along this road is not safe. Vehicles drive in full speed as long distance is to be covered. There is no space for swerving the vehicle. Drivers show the tendency to overtake the vehicles ahead. Two wheelers are not safe on this road because […]

National highway road connecting Imphal and Moreh is dangerously narrow. Driving along this road is not safe. Vehicles drive in full speed as long distance is to be covered. There is no space for swerving the vehicle. Drivers show the tendency to overtake the vehicles ahead. Two wheelers are not safe on this road because the roadside is depressed by around one foot. The two wheelers as they attempt to allow the fast moving four wheelers move ahead of them the vehicles skid on the road. Something needs to be done immediately to widen the road from Kakwa to Thoubal where large number of vehicles ply. Top executive of the state must pay immediate attention and take steps for expansion of the national highway. There is a plan for introduction of Imphal Mandalay bus service as a part of strengthening the relation between India and Myanmar. Which means buses from Myanmar side too will be coming to Imphal. Manipur roads are not presentable to the foreigners. After all roads are the faces of the state. These tiny roads are not worthy of showing. Top priority must be given in upgrading the condition of all national highway particularly Moreh Imphal road. In the past 10 years the number of vehicles in the state had increased manifold. This is indicated by the frequent occurrence of traffic jam, which has happened in town areas. Even in the rural areas traffic jam has occurred. Why it happens? The question is being asked though we know the answer. The state Government’s inability to widen the existing roads has attributed to making traffic congestion. Our Government must know that the state has no means to connect with the outside world except by road. This means that road must receive top priority. If the Government do not have fund for expansion of the road mentioned above it should find some fund for raising the depressed roadside, so that two wheeler drivers will not find handicap in driving on the national highway connecting Moreh and Imphal. The roadside dwellers also must understand the problems facing the vehicle drivers on this road so they should not stand near the road. There is likelihood of vehicles knocking them down while negotiating the narrow road. It happens at Lilong area almost all the people come out from home and stand near the road. What they are doing on the roadside. This question is raised by vehicle drivers. At some areas near Khumbong on the NH 37 connecting Imphal and Jirbam local people sit on the roadside unmindful of the fast moving running just behind them? Are they not afraid of dying? Then youngsters in town areas move stretching horizontally. They almost block the fast moving vehicles. They wait for the vehicles to give blaring sound and move sideways in the same manner cows running away when they are beaten with stick. Such unruly youngsters need to be thrashed because they have no respect for the fast moving vehicle. But the duty of the Government is to focus on the area where there is problem. All these national highway roads have become a problem, they need immediate attention.

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