FC Kangchup defeat LTYC in Sadar Hills 1st Div League

Kangpokpi, Sep 20: Group-A leader FC Kang-chup today defeated L Tangnuam Youth Club (LTYC) 1-0 in Late Pu Letgoulen Memorial Sadar Hills First Division League at Brig Thomas ground , Kangpokpi DHQs.
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Kangpokpi, Sep 20: Group-A leader FC Kang-chup today defeated L Tangnuam Youth Club (LTYC) 1-0 in Late Pu Letgoulen Memorial Sadar Hills First Division League at Brig Thomas ground , Kangpokpi DHQs.

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PHAM thrash Ideal Club in President’s Cup U-14 Hockey

Imphal, Sep 20: PHAM, Yaiskul thrashed Ideal Club Tera 5-0 in U-14 girls match of the 1st President U-14 Boys’ and Girls’ Hockey Championship 2017 today at Astro Turf Hockey Ground, Khuman Lampak.

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Imphal, Sep 20: PHAM, Yaiskul thrashed Ideal Club Tera 5-0 in U-14 girls match of the 1st President U-14 Boys’ and Girls’ Hockey Championship 2017 today at Astro Turf Hockey Ground, Khuman Lampak.

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CCpur 1st Div league Zion FC edge past YPC

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IMPHAL, Sep 20: Youth Club of Pearsonmun (YCP) suffered a 2-3 defeat at the hands of Federation Club of Zion (FC Zion) in a thrilling match today in the ongoing Khaikhanlian Memorial District 1st Division league 2017 at Peace G…

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IMPHAL, Sep 20: Youth Club of Pearsonmun (YCP) suffered a 2-3 defeat at the hands of Federation Club of Zion (FC Zion) in a thrilling match today in the ongoing Khaikhanlian Memorial District 1st Division league 2017 at Peace Ground, Tuibong.

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YMDO, IGO victorious in State Level Volleyball Tournament 2017

Imphal, Sep 20: YMDO Heirangoithong defeated KYVO Khoijuman by 31-29, 18-25, 15-12 points in a group-A league match of the ongoing 16th Mini Boys’ State Level Volleyball Tournament 2017 today at Indoor Stadium Khuman Lampak.
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Imphal, Sep 20: YMDO Heirangoithong defeated KYVO Khoijuman by 31-29, 18-25, 15-12 points in a group-A league match of the ongoing 16th Mini Boys’ State Level Volleyball Tournament 2017 today at Indoor Stadium Khuman Lampak.

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Bulk transporters have their hands in LPG scarcity

IMPHAL, Sep 20: LPG bulk transporters too have their hands in the LPG scarcity presently endured by the people of the State.
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IMPHAL, Sep 20: LPG bulk transporters too have their hands in the LPG scarcity presently endured by the people of the State.

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MLA visits

Bishnupur: MLA of Kumbi AC, S Bira inspected the flood-hit areas of the constituency and the relief camps, today.
Houses, fish farms, paddy fields have been badly damaged by the flood.
He visited the relief camps at Chandonpokpi community hall, Tangjen…

Bishnupur: MLA of Kumbi AC, S Bira inspected the flood-hit areas of the constituency and the relief camps, today.
Houses, fish farms, paddy fields have been badly damaged by the flood.
He visited the relief camps at Chandonpokpi community hall, Tangjeng community hall, Mangjing community hall, Napat Bungmol and Napat Thongkhong.

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Indefinite bandh on Tiddim road

Bishnupur: The JAC against the brutal assault of Oinam Tondonba has called an indefinite bandh on Tiddim road following the failure of the authority concerned to take up necessary action against SAI coach, Golden Thanga regarding the merciless assault …

Bishnupur: The JAC against the brutal assault of Oinam Tondonba has called an indefinite bandh on Tiddim road following the failure of the authority concerned to take up necessary action against SAI coach, Golden Thanga regarding the merciless assault of a SAI, Utlou weightlifter, on September 2.

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Consultation programme

Chandel: A one day block-level consultation programme on Juvenile Justice Act 2000 and POSCO Act 2012 was organised by New Era Environmental Developmental and Society (NEEDS) in association with CRY, at Japhou community hall, Chandel district on Tuesd…

Chandel: A one day block-level consultation programme on Juvenile Justice Act 2000 and POSCO Act 2012 was organised by New Era Environmental Developmental and Society (NEEDS) in association with CRY, at Japhou community hall, Chandel district on Tuesday.

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ADC Sadar Hills member donates

Kangpokpi: Maintaining his goodwill task in the interior parts of Kangpokpi District, ADC Sadar Hills Executive Member, BP Vikas Basnet donated CGI sheets for the construction Mandir in Irang part-II today.
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Kangpokpi: Maintaining his goodwill task in the interior parts of Kangpokpi District, ADC Sadar Hills Executive Member, BP Vikas Basnet donated CGI sheets for the construction Mandir in Irang part-II today.

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Training held

Thoubal: In connection with the ensuing 5th General Panchayat election, the training programme for polling personnel of Thoubal was conducted by Returning Officer, Thoubal today.
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Thoubal: In connection with the ensuing 5th General Panchayat election, the training programme for polling personnel of Thoubal was conducted by Returning Officer, Thoubal today.

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Feted, short film released

Thoubal: A short film produced by IPAK Films Production, Imphal, “Eibu Sijannabiyu” was successfully released at IRE Group of Institute, Wangjing today.
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Thoubal: A short film produced by IPAK Films Production, Imphal, “Eibu Sijannabiyu” was successfully released at IRE Group of Institute, Wangjing today.

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Cleanliness drive conducted

Tamenglong: The 87th Battalion CRPF officers under the supervision of Commandant Sunil Kumar carried out a cleanliness drive at Ngahmunphai village, Tamenglong district today.
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Tamenglong: The 87th Battalion CRPF officers under the supervision of Commandant Sunil Kumar carried out a cleanliness drive at Ngahmunphai village, Tamenglong district today.

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Gratitude expressed

Noney: The Nungba Area Joint Action Committee, (NAJAC) Noney district has extended gratitude towards Chief Minister N Biren Singh, Social Welfare Minister, Social Welfare Director, DC Tameng long, DC, Noney, SDO Nungba, SDPO Nungba for appointing a new…

Noney: The Nungba Area Joint Action Committee, (NAJAC) Noney district has extended gratitude towards Chief Minister N Biren Singh, Social Welfare Minister, Social Welfare Director, DC Tameng long, DC, Noney, SDO Nungba, SDPO Nungba for appointing a new CDPO to Nungba.

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Flood situation grim, many inspect

KAKCHING, Sep 20 : The water levels of the flooded areas of Kakching district has increased after the heavy downpour yesterday.
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KAKCHING, Sep 20 : The water levels of the flooded areas of Kakching district has increased after the heavy downpour yesterday.

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TSA-GHQ calls off agitation

IMPHAL, Sep 20 : Following an understanding with the Chief Minister in a meeting today, the Thadou Students’ Association, (TSA-GHQ), Imphal called off their planned agitation.
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IMPHAL, Sep 20 : Following an understanding with the Chief Minister in a meeting today, the Thadou Students’ Association, (TSA-GHQ), Imphal called off their planned agitation.

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IMC receives 13 garbage disposal trucks

IMPHAL, Sep 20: MAHUD Minister Thounaojam Shyamkumar today handed over 13 Tata Ace Hopper Tipper garbage disposal trucks to seven NGOs working under the ‘Clean Imphal Project’ of Imphal Municipal Corporation (IMC).

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IMPHAL, Sep 20: MAHUD Minister Thounaojam Shyamkumar today handed over 13 Tata Ace Hopper Tipper garbage disposal trucks to seven NGOs working under the ‘Clean Imphal Project’ of Imphal Municipal Corporation (IMC).

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UCM offers Langban Heisoi to 18 martyrs

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | Sept 20

Langban Heisoi (Tarpan) were offered today to the 18 martyrs who had made supreme sacrifice during the June 2001 people’s movement to protect the territorial integrity of the state by the United Committee Manipur (UCM) at Kekrupat memorial complex.

Speaking to media persons, UCM president, Johnson Elangbam said that the indigenous people of the state is at a crucial juncture as the number of non-local is increasing day by day.

Electing a non-local as MLA in the Jiribam district clearly shows that the state is being slowly taken over by the non-local, he added.

Johnson continued that in order to safeguard the indigenous people of the state many civil bodies and student bodies have taken up many forms of agitation and steps.

But a civil body “All Jiribam Linguistic Minority Organisation” standing against the action taken up by civil bodies to safeguard the indigenous people of the state is very unfortunate, said Johnson.

He asked the political leaders of the state to give pressure to the central government to amend the article 371 (C) and  to give special provision to safeguard the indigenous people of the state before it is too late.

The president claimed that steps taken up to safe the indigenous people of the state by civil organisation cannot be termed as “anti-nation” by non-locals.

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | Sept 20

Langban Heisoi (Tarpan) were offered today to the 18 martyrs who had made supreme sacrifice during the June 2001 people’s movement to protect the territorial integrity of the state by the United Committee Manipur (UCM) at Kekrupat memorial complex.

Speaking to media persons, UCM president, Johnson Elangbam said that the indigenous people of the state is at a crucial juncture as the number of non-local is increasing day by day.

Electing a non-local as MLA in the Jiribam district clearly shows that the state is being slowly taken over by the non-local, he added.

Johnson continued that in order to safeguard the indigenous people of the state many civil bodies and student bodies have taken up many forms of agitation and steps.

But a civil body “All Jiribam Linguistic Minority Organisation” standing against the action taken up by civil bodies to safeguard the indigenous people of the state is very unfortunate, said Johnson.

He asked the political leaders of the state to give pressure to the central government to amend the article 371 (C) and  to give special provision to safeguard the indigenous people of the state before it is too late.

The president claimed that steps taken up to safe the indigenous people of the state by civil organisation cannot be termed as “anti-nation” by non-locals.

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Ritah Haorei gets proper funeral after 43 days

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IMPHAL | Sept 20

The conflict between Leinganching village authorities and JAC for burial of (L) Ritah Haorei at Leinganching village has finally come to an end with both parties agreeing to burial of the body somewhere in the village outskirts. 

Convener of the JAC formed for burial of (L) Ritah Haorei at Leingangching and president of All Manipur Catholic Union (AMCU), Aloysius Zangkhosei Mate while briefing the media at a church at Leingangching said the agreement between the two parties was arrived only yesterday. 

It may be recalled, Ritah Haorei wife of Yangmi Haorei of Leingangching, Kamjong district, aged 42, died on August 7 and was denied burial at her own village as her family was excommunicated from the village seven years ago for converting into Catholic Christian. Leingangching or Litan allowed only Baptist Christian to inhabit at the village.

The village headman’s refusal for burial in the village provoked condemnation not only from the catholic Christian community but other from across the country have also joined to express their disapproval over the village rule. 

 “We are glad at least that we have reached this agreement to bury Ritah in her village area, but not totally satisfied as we are not allowed to bury in her village itself,” said the convener. “We have compromised with the judgment of the village authorities so as not to create any more chaos from this conflict,” he continued.

Five families of village who converted to Catholic were outcaste from the Leingangching and they live in the nearby villages as mere refugees, and among them was Ritah’s family too.   

President of AMCU said that this is the third instance that the villagers did not allow burial and the other two were forced to be buried in Hundung, Ukhrul district.

He continued saying that only parts of their JAC’s demands have been met, he urged the resettlement of five families and compensation for the losses of the said families that were excommunicated from the village in 2010 for converting their denomination of Baptist Christian to Catholic Christian.

He also said that “one village, one denomination” rule of the Leingangching village should be abolished terming it as against the Constitution of India.

Ritah’s body was kept at Hundung till the recent agreement between the two parties was made (which took 43 days). The late wife of Yangmi Haorei was buried with proper burial ceremony today at Sikhibung, outskirts of Leingangching and Catholics from over the state came to witness the grand funeral service despite bad weather.

By A Staff Reporter

IMPHAL | Sept 20

The conflict between Leinganching village authorities and JAC for burial of (L) Ritah Haorei at Leinganching village has finally come to an end with both parties agreeing to burial of the body somewhere in the village outskirts. 

Convener of the JAC formed for burial of (L) Ritah Haorei at Leingangching and president of All Manipur Catholic Union (AMCU), Aloysius Zangkhosei Mate while briefing the media at a church at Leingangching said the agreement between the two parties was arrived only yesterday. 

It may be recalled, Ritah Haorei wife of Yangmi Haorei of Leingangching, Kamjong district, aged 42, died on August 7 and was denied burial at her own village as her family was excommunicated from the village seven years ago for converting into Catholic Christian. Leingangching or Litan allowed only Baptist Christian to inhabit at the village.

The village headman’s refusal for burial in the village provoked condemnation not only from the catholic Christian community but other from across the country have also joined to express their disapproval over the village rule. 

 “We are glad at least that we have reached this agreement to bury Ritah in her village area, but not totally satisfied as we are not allowed to bury in her village itself,” said the convener. “We have compromised with the judgment of the village authorities so as not to create any more chaos from this conflict,” he continued.

Five families of village who converted to Catholic were outcaste from the Leingangching and they live in the nearby villages as mere refugees, and among them was Ritah’s family too.   

President of AMCU said that this is the third instance that the villagers did not allow burial and the other two were forced to be buried in Hundung, Ukhrul district.

He continued saying that only parts of their JAC’s demands have been met, he urged the resettlement of five families and compensation for the losses of the said families that were excommunicated from the village in 2010 for converting their denomination of Baptist Christian to Catholic Christian.

He also said that “one village, one denomination” rule of the Leingangching village should be abolished terming it as against the Constitution of India.

Ritah’s body was kept at Hundung till the recent agreement between the two parties was made (which took 43 days). The late wife of Yangmi Haorei was buried with proper burial ceremony today at Sikhibung, outskirts of Leingangching and Catholics from over the state came to witness the grand funeral service despite bad weather.

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Guv Chaoren Houba greeting

IMPHAL | Sept 20
The Governor of the state, Najma Heptulla has greeted the people on the joyous occasion of Mera Chaoren Houba. In her message, Heptulla said the festival is to preserve and promote unity and to strengthen the bond of brotherhood among…

IMPHAL | Sept 20

The Governor of the state, Najma Heptulla has greeted the people on the joyous occasion of Mera Chaoren Houba. In her message, Heptulla said the festival is to preserve and promote unity and to strengthen the bond of brotherhood amongst all the communities for a more harmonious, peaceful and prosperous Manipur.

The month Mera brings back the age-old tradition of love and brotherhood strengthening the inseparable bond existing from time immemorial between the people in the hills and the plain in the state, the message read.

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Minister assures development of Ukhrul district hospital

Minister assures development of Ukhrul district hospital

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UKHRUL | Sept 20

Health minister, Jayanta Kumar visited Ukhrul District Hospital today, and inspected the ongoing works of Ukhrul district Court and the construction sites of bank and post office at Tangrei, Ukhrul.

The minister was accompanied by director of Health, Dr. K.  Raju and director of AYUSH, Dr. Guneshor Sharma. A warm reception was organised at National Rural Health Mission (NHRM) hall, Ukhrul.

Speaking at the occasion, Jayanta Kumar said, “We have come here to inspect the hospital and develop the infrastructure including manpower and equipment. The old equipment needs to be changed”.

He further said that his arrival was delayed due to major landslide at the Imphal-Ukhrul road.

The health minister in his speech declared for construction of AYUSH hospital at the old district hospital and emphasised that the construction of the hospital at Ukhrul is viable as the region is abounded with medicinal plants.

He further stated that public support and co-operation is needed for construction of AYUSH hospital. He also stated about regularisation of the staffs of health sector especially in NHRM.

Jayanta Kumar said that the proposal for ‘Flying Doctor’ for far flung area has been discussed with the governor of Manipur and an incentive of Rs. 2.5 lakhs per month for specialist doctor for two units will be given soon for public service. Process to procure ambulance with hi-tech system is on the card, where the patients can be treated including surgery and ultra sound, he added.

The CMO of Ukhrul, Dr. Mingyaola Vashum apprised the health minister about all the shortages in the health sector of the district. He informed that the operation theatre of the district hospital is non-functional due to lack of specialist and modern equipment. He further requested for filling up of vacant specialists, medical officers, nurses and paramedical staffs.

He also pointed out that the Ukhrul district hospital requires one anaesthetist, surgeon (general), ortho surgeon, dermatologist, ophthalmologist, pathologist, microbiologist and radiologist. He further mentioned that PHC Khangkhui, PHC Phungyar, PHC Somdal and PHC Chingai require two medical officers each, and CHC Kamjong requires one anaesthetist, surgeon (General), physician, gynaecologist and two medical officers.

He also informed that in the paramedical staffs, the Ukhrul district hospital needs five nursing sisters, three lab technician, two LDC and one matron, medical record officer, sterilisation technician, radiographer and many other staffs. While CHC Kamjong requires paramedical staffs of one matron, sterilisation technician, radiographer and others, he informed.

The CMO also mentioned that the actual post sanctioned in PHC in pharmacist is eight whereas only two are available. Moreover, the actual sanctioned post of lab technician is six whereas only two are available, followed by two UDC posts in sanction of eight, no LDCs in sanction of seven, 20 Grade IV staffs in sanction of 35 and 17 Grade IV staff in PHSC in sanction of 28.

Dr. Raju sought the detail requirements of the district and invited suggestion so as to materialise it. He also appealed to the specialists and doctors to station at the hospital regularly.

Deputy commissioner of Ukhrul, Harmit Singh Pahuja assured to extend all his co-operation and possible help in the smooth functioning of hospital at Ukhrul district. 

Meanwhile, the Health minister also formally declared Mahira Raihing as NPP president of Ukhrul district and also opened its office at Phungreitang, Ukhrul. The minister also met representatives of Hunphun Katamnao Long (HKL-Ukhrul Student’s Union) and the union submitted a memorandum calling for construction of CHC at the old district hospital.

Minister assures development of Ukhrul district hospital

From Our Correspondent

UKHRUL | Sept 20

Health minister, Jayanta Kumar visited Ukhrul District Hospital today, and inspected the ongoing works of Ukhrul district Court and the construction sites of bank and post office at Tangrei, Ukhrul.

The minister was accompanied by director of Health, Dr. K.  Raju and director of AYUSH, Dr. Guneshor Sharma. A warm reception was organised at National Rural Health Mission (NHRM) hall, Ukhrul.

Speaking at the occasion, Jayanta Kumar said, “We have come here to inspect the hospital and develop the infrastructure including manpower and equipment. The old equipment needs to be changed”.

He further said that his arrival was delayed due to major landslide at the Imphal-Ukhrul road.

The health minister in his speech declared for construction of AYUSH hospital at the old district hospital and emphasised that the construction of the hospital at Ukhrul is viable as the region is abounded with medicinal plants.

He further stated that public support and co-operation is needed for construction of AYUSH hospital. He also stated about regularisation of the staffs of health sector especially in NHRM.

Jayanta Kumar said that the proposal for ‘Flying Doctor’ for far flung area has been discussed with the governor of Manipur and an incentive of Rs. 2.5 lakhs per month for specialist doctor for two units will be given soon for public service. Process to procure ambulance with hi-tech system is on the card, where the patients can be treated including surgery and ultra sound, he added.

The CMO of Ukhrul, Dr. Mingyaola Vashum apprised the health minister about all the shortages in the health sector of the district. He informed that the operation theatre of the district hospital is non-functional due to lack of specialist and modern equipment. He further requested for filling up of vacant specialists, medical officers, nurses and paramedical staffs.

He also pointed out that the Ukhrul district hospital requires one anaesthetist, surgeon (general), ortho surgeon, dermatologist, ophthalmologist, pathologist, microbiologist and radiologist. He further mentioned that PHC Khangkhui, PHC Phungyar, PHC Somdal and PHC Chingai require two medical officers each, and CHC Kamjong requires one anaesthetist, surgeon (General), physician, gynaecologist and two medical officers.

He also informed that in the paramedical staffs, the Ukhrul district hospital needs five nursing sisters, three lab technician, two LDC and one matron, medical record officer, sterilisation technician, radiographer and many other staffs. While CHC Kamjong requires paramedical staffs of one matron, sterilisation technician, radiographer and others, he informed.

The CMO also mentioned that the actual post sanctioned in PHC in pharmacist is eight whereas only two are available. Moreover, the actual sanctioned post of lab technician is six whereas only two are available, followed by two UDC posts in sanction of eight, no LDCs in sanction of seven, 20 Grade IV staffs in sanction of 35 and 17 Grade IV staff in PHSC in sanction of 28.

Dr. Raju sought the detail requirements of the district and invited suggestion so as to materialise it. He also appealed to the specialists and doctors to station at the hospital regularly.

Deputy commissioner of Ukhrul, Harmit Singh Pahuja assured to extend all his co-operation and possible help in the smooth functioning of hospital at Ukhrul district. 

Meanwhile, the Health minister also formally declared Mahira Raihing as NPP president of Ukhrul district and also opened its office at Phungreitang, Ukhrul. The minister also met representatives of Hunphun Katamnao Long (HKL-Ukhrul Student’s Union) and the union submitted a memorandum calling for construction of CHC at the old district hospital.

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