Child Protection Commission wants govt to safeguard school going children

Mail News Service Imphal, June 5 : Manipur Commission for Protection of Child Rights (MCPCR) today directed the state government and school authorities to ensure protection of children during their transportation to school and back home. A Nabachandra, Chairman of the Commission today issued 13 recommendations to the authorities in a sitting held here at […]

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Imphal, June 5 : Manipur Commission for Protection of Child Rights (MCPCR) today directed the state government and school authorities to ensure protection of children during their transportation to school and back home. A Nabachandra, Chairman of the Commission today issued 13 recommendations to the authorities in a sitting held here at its office. He said there should be proper policy to transport school children and government should fix the numbers of students to be taken in a school van/school bus.
Transport department was directed to check vehicles as per the Motor Vehicles Act. Transporters were asked not to take up multiple jobs, paint same colour for all school vehicles, Education Department, Manipur and the Transport Department, Manipur were directed to develop appropriate modalities for streamlining services of the school van/ school bus .
The decision were taken today after the Commission took up a suo moto case 15 school children falling unconscious inside a school van on May 23 last. The Commission noted that the silencer of the van was not working properly and Carbon monoxide was released inside the van. As it was raining on the said day the driver closed the windows which resulted in the students in the age group of 7 to 11 falling unconscious.
The driver after changing the van with the help of school teachers took the children to JNIMS where the students regained consciousness after oxygen was administered for about one hour. The Commission also noted that any delay in transportation of the children could have been fatal.
The Commission said as expressed in the Directive Principles of State Policy in Article 39 (f) of the Constitution of India that “Children are given opportunities and facilities to develop in a healthy manner and in conditions of freedom and dignity and that childhood and youth are protected against exploitation and against moral and material abandonment” the observations, recommendations and findings was disposed of. Members of the Commission K. Maharabi Singh, Y. Nolini Devi, Th. Jaya , Lamminlian Vaiphei , Ch.Nabachandra also were present during the hearing.

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Ibobi opens his heart “I cried when I won and I laughed when I lost”

Mail News Service Imphal, June 5 : Chief Minister O. Ibobi while speaking at a function held in connection with the unveiling of the bust of Pnadit jawahralal Nehru first Prime Minister of India and one day state level conference of unit Congress Committee held at Congress Bhavan said the stutue was kept at the […]

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Imphal, June 5 : Chief Minister O. Ibobi while speaking at a function held in connection with the unveiling of the bust of Pnadit jawahralal Nehru first Prime Minister of India and one day state level conference of unit Congress Committee held at Congress Bhavan said the stutue was kept at the Congress Bhavan proper attention and care. Congress party office complex isnthe right place for keeping the statue he added.
He informed the gathering that the UPA I and UPA II Government led by party at the centre declared flagship programmes for the people living in the country. Did any non Congress Government think of framing such policies and programmes he said.
In Manipur the people of the state sent up 42 members in the house of 60 members in appreciation of the works done by the Congress led Government in the state. Unlike others who rejoiced on seeing the mammoth figure he had sleepless nights thinking how the gesture shown to the party could be reciprocated. That victorious night I immersed my head in the pillow and cried profusely. “ I cried when I won the election, but I Laughed when I lost. People expect a lot but the Government can do very little.”
He however appealed to all including Ministers to remain prepared to face the opposition attack. All elections are important, he added. He also appealed to the Ministers to hear the voice of the masses and work honestly and sincerely.
MPCC President Gaikhangam, who is also Deputy Chief Minister in charge of Home said, policy, programmes and philosophies of the party need to be enthused in the minds of the party workers. “They are the foundation on which the party stands. If the foundation is weak the construction will collapse”, he also said.
In democracy the most important thing is the people particularly the voters. The status of a nation can be judged when the development is taken down the grass root level, he said. We all must work hard to enhance the status of the state. He sought cooperation from all in this connection. Ridiculing the opposition nature of scoffing at the ruling party he said those who work hard do not find time to speak the ills of others. Opposition finds time to shower invectives on the ruling party as it has nothing to. But Congress is a working party so it does not find to speak the ills of others. He said, opposition has no issue except showering venoms on ruling party. Their main issue is to oust Congress party, come what so ever it may be. But the main issue of the Congress party is development, he also said.
What the opposition parties do not know is when they declare they will fight election as one force they just reveal their weakness. Theirs is false dream, Congress is a reality, he added.
Louzinho Faleiro AICC General Secretary in charge of Manipur said Manipur is marching ahead in terms of peace and development. Manipur had experienced sufferings in the past, he said adding “ I salute Congressmen, who worked hard against all odds to put the party in power and also the state on the path of development”.
The party flags are flying high in every nook and corner of the state. Credit goes to Chief Minister O. Ibobi , party President Gaikhangam and the workers of the party, he also said.
Saying there is no opposition in Manipur he gestured it cannot be seen when we look at it using microscopic glasses. He mentioned the sacrifices made by Gandhi family to keep the party strong and united. The nation is proud of them, he added.
Calling Manipur and other states in NE region as jewel, he said the precious stone cannot be concealed forever, it has to be shown. It will be done as the Government of India focuses on Look East policy.
Earlier the Chief Guest of the function Faleiro unveiled the statue of Pandit Nehru. Garlands and floral tributes were offered to the statue by the visiting dignitary and other leaders of the Congress party including Chief Minister O. Ibobi and Party President Gaikhangam.
S. Achouba Singh Vice President MPCC (I) gave the welcome address while Youth Congress President proposed the vote of thanks. The others, who spoke at the function were Thangso Baite MP and Priyomala Devi Manipur Pradesh Mahila Congress Committee.

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38 days sustained agitation on

The ’38 days sustained agitation’ of All Tribal Students Union, Manipur ATSUM under the code name of ROTO Reckoning of the Others has begun since last night Source Hueiyen News Service NNN

The ’38 days sustained agitation’ of All Tribal Students Union, Manipur ATSUM under the code name of ROTO Reckoning of the Others has begun since last night Source Hueiyen News Service NNN

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KSO expresses concern

The Kuki Students’ Organisation General Headquarters expressed astonishment over the matter that ‘pseudo ATSUM’ volunteers who were arrested and kept in the custody of Sekmai PS in connection with 38 hours bandh was released yesterday as some persons…

The Kuki Students’ Organisation General Headquarters expressed astonishment over the matter that ‘pseudo ATSUM’ volunteers who were arrested and kept in the custody of Sekmai PS in connection with 38 hours bandh was released yesterday as some persons suspected to be ATSUM leaders disguised themselves as KSO Ghqs leaders and ordered the release Source The Sangai Express

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Bar students without requisite attendance from appearing exam, says Okendro

Education Minister M Okendro has urged the Principal of government colleges to bar students without requisite attendance from appearing examinations Source Hueiyen News Service

Education Minister M Okendro has urged the Principal of government colleges to bar students without requisite attendance from appearing examinations Source Hueiyen News Service

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Jiribam Ward Commissioners

Some of the Ward Commissioners of Jiribam Municipal Council have been alleged of keeping office gadgets like computer at their home apart from setting up community wells for their own advantages Source The Sangai Express

Some of the Ward Commissioners of Jiribam Municipal Council have been alleged of keeping office gadgets like computer at their home apart from setting up community wells for their own advantages Source The Sangai Express

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Congress becomes cautious postOppn alliance MPP

Vice President of Manipur People’s Party MPP H Manisana has stated that the Congress Party has become more cautious and tactful pondering over ways to dissociate the alliance of Opposition Parties in the State Source Hueiyen News Service

Vice President of Manipur People’s Party MPP H Manisana has stated that the Congress Party has become more cautious and tactful pondering over ways to dissociate the alliance of Opposition Parties in the State Source Hueiyen News Service

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World Environment Day widely observed

As observed in other parts of the globe to commemorate the landmark UN Convention on Environment held at Stockholm in 1972, World Environment Day was widely observed in the State today with various organisations joining in the effort to save the enviro…

As observed in other parts of the globe to commemorate the landmark UN Convention on Environment held at Stockholm in 1972, World Environment Day was widely observed in the State today with various organisations joining in the effort to save the environment from further degradation Source Hueiyen News Service

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Kanglatongbi school gets lesser amount

Even though it is not clear whether the money sanctioned for procuring school uniforms under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan SSA is commensurate to the lists of students submitted by other schools, the money sanctioned for Kanglatongbi Hindi Secondary School f…

Even though it is not clear whether the money sanctioned for procuring school uniforms under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan SSA is commensurate to the lists of students submitted by other schools, the money sanctioned for Kanglatongbi Hindi Secondary School for purchasing school uniforms for its students is far short of the actual number of students Source The Sangai Express

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Opposition parties prove themselves weak by forming alliance Deputy Chief Minister

The Opposition Parties in the State were thought to be strong but their coming together to form an alliance has revealed their weaknesses Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam has stated during a state level political conference held at Congress Bhavan her…

The Opposition Parties in the State were thought to be strong but their coming together to form an alliance has revealed their weaknesses Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam has stated during a state level political conference held at Congress Bhavan here today Source Hueiyen News Service

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Teachers’ orientation programme held at Tamei

A large number of government school teachers in Tamei area participated in the two day orientation programme held at Tamei headquarters on May 28 29 where three resource persons of the event under the theme, ‘Management of primary education in the hill…

A large number of government school teachers in Tamei area participated in the two day orientation programme held at Tamei headquarters on May 28 29 where three resource persons of the event under the theme, ‘Management of primary education in the hill areas of Manipur’ exerted their best efforts imparting teaching tips to the teachers Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

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NE seeks justice for Reingamphi

Even as decks have been cleared for staging a candle light vigil and protest at Jantar Mantar at 6 pm tomorrow, civil societies and women’s groups from all over Northeast region , Delhi and other parts of the country have jointly called upon the Centra…

Even as decks have been cleared for staging a candle light vigil and protest at Jantar Mantar at 6 pm tomorrow, civil societies and women’s groups from all over Northeast region , Delhi and other parts of the country have jointly called upon the Central Government and the Govt of Delhi to ensure justice to A Source Hueiyen News Service

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Drawing competition

As a part of the celebration of Eco Green Tree Plantation Awareness Week programme at Moreh, a drawing competition on the theme plantation of trees was held at Eastern Shine School, Moreh Source The Sangai Express

As a part of the celebration of Eco Green Tree Plantation Awareness Week programme at Moreh, a drawing competition on the theme plantation of trees was held at Eastern Shine School, Moreh Source The Sangai Express

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Govt won’t tolerate antinatl activities on ILP CM Ibobi

Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh has reiterated that the State government favours implementation of Inner Line Permit System in the State, but it would not tolerate any anti national activity in the movement being spearheaded by Joint Committee on Inne…

Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh has reiterated that the State government favours implementation of Inner Line Permit System in the State, but it would not tolerate any anti national activity in the movement being spearheaded by Joint Committee on Inner Line Permit System JCILPS Source Hueiyen News Service

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Chandel Chiefs picket SDO office

Various Village Chiefs and secretaries in Chandel district marched towards the office of the Sub Divisional Officer Chandel, Killu Shiva Kumar Naidu who is also the MG NREGS Programme Officer of Chandel TD Block with their demands of immediate release …

Various Village Chiefs and secretaries in Chandel district marched towards the office of the Sub Divisional Officer Chandel, Killu Shiva Kumar Naidu who is also the MG NREGS Programme Officer of Chandel TD Block with their demands of immediate release of 20 days pending bills 3rd Phase under MG NREGS 2012 13, transfer of 20 days 4th Phase from Programme Officer PO account to village account, implementation of 100 days of work under MG NREGS 2012 13 and deduction against 25 of MG NREGS by ADC’s Source The Sangai Express

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40 nonlocals send back during Highway vigil

Stepping up vigil along the National Highways, at least 40 non locals people from mainland India coming to Manipur from Dimapur side along National Highway 2 were sent back from Sekmai in Imphal West district by volunteers of several student organisa…

Stepping up vigil along the National Highways, at least 40 non locals people from mainland India coming to Manipur from Dimapur side along National Highway 2 were sent back from Sekmai in Imphal West district by volunteers of several student organisations as the agitation by Joint Committee on Inner Line Permit System JCILPS to prevent non Manipuris from visiting the state from June 1 ended Wednesday Source Hueiyen News Service NNN

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Omar pitches for AFSPA removal

Making a strong pitch for phased removal of the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today asked the Centre to set in motion a mechanism which could guide in repealing of the act from the state…

Making a strong pitch for phased removal of the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today asked the Centre to set in motion a mechanism which could guide in repealing of the act from the state Source The Sangai Express Agencies

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Ban on entry of nonlocals CM warns of stern action

Reminding that prohibiting entry of non Manipuris into the State would amount to anti national activities, Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh said strong directives have been issued to all law enforcement agencies to initiate appropriate punitive action …

Reminding that prohibiting entry of non Manipuris into the State would amount to anti national activities, Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh said strong directives have been issued to all law enforcement agencies to initiate appropriate punitive action against anybody found involved in anti national acts Source The Sangai Express

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Second PM conducted on Reingamphy

With the conduct of a second post mortem examination on the body of L Reingamphy yesterday and the subsequent handing over of a copy of the autopsy report to the relatives, the body of Reingamphy will be taken to Manipur via Air India Flight from Del…

With the conduct of a second post mortem examination on the body of L Reingamphy yesterday and the subsequent handing over of a copy of the autopsy report to the relatives, the body of Reingamphy will be taken to Manipur via Air India Flight from Delhi tomorrow Source The Sangai Express Ninglun Hanghal

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