10 killed, 8 hurt in attack on CPIML activists

Ten CPI ML supporters were killed and eight others injured by unidentified persons in Assam’s Sonitpur district today Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India

Ten CPI ML supporters were killed and eight others injured by unidentified persons in Assam’s Sonitpur district today Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India

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Case of recovering human skeleton

Police today claimed the human skeleton found at Thoubal Khunou Lairen Achouba hillock on January 27 could be of a man who had disappeared without a trace since July 11 last year Source Hueiyen News Service NNN

Police today claimed the human skeleton found at Thoubal Khunou Lairen Achouba hillock on January 27 could be of a man who had disappeared without a trace since July 11 last year Source Hueiyen News Service NNN

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Muslim bodies to boycott NaMo visit

An open dialogue on the present political situation of Manipur Muslims Past and Present held at Classic Hotel with Moulana Moinuddin Quasmi, Moulana Heshamuddin and Advocate Abdul Qaiyum has resolved to boycott Narendra Modi’s scheduled visit to Imph…

An open dialogue on the present political situation of Manipur Muslims Past and Present held at Classic Hotel with Moulana Moinuddin Quasmi, Moulana Heshamuddin and Advocate Abdul Qaiyum has resolved to boycott Narendra Modi’s scheduled visit to Imphal for his anti minority activities specially the 2002 Gujarat riots where thousands of minority Muslims were massacred and tortured without any protection from Government machinery Source The Sangai Express

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Investigation and Law Order to be separated from Feb 15

As announced earlier by DGP Shahid Ahmed for setting up of a separate Investigation Wing of Manipur Police to expedite investigations, the SIs and ASIs of Imphal and Porompat Police Stations would be separated into Investigation and Law Order Wings f…

As announced earlier by DGP Shahid Ahmed for setting up of a separate Investigation Wing of Manipur Police to expedite investigations, the SIs and ASIs of Imphal and Porompat Police Stations would be separated into Investigation and Law Order Wings from February 15 onwards on an experimental basis to be reviewed after few months Source Hueiyen News Service

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MACS staffers go on strike

Responding to the Nation wide India strike called by All India AIDS Control Society Employees’ Association, members of Manipur State AIDS Control Society Employees’ Association MACSCEA embarked on an indefinite ceasework strike from today Source T…

Responding to the Nation wide India strike called by All India AIDS Control Society Employees’ Association, members of Manipur State AIDS Control Society Employees’ Association MACSCEA embarked on an indefinite ceasework strike from today Source The Sangai Express

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Martyrs Day observed solemnly

Manipur joined the Nation in the observance of Martyrs’ Day today with the main observance function marking the 66th death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi organised by the Government of Manipur at Gandhi Memorial Hall here Source The Sangai Express

Manipur joined the Nation in the observance of Martyrs’ Day today with the main observance function marking the 66th death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi organised by the Government of Manipur at Gandhi Memorial Hall here Source The Sangai Express

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State pays homage to Father of the Nation

The State paid befitting homage to Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, on his 66th death anniversary which was observed as Martyrs’ Day at GM Hall here today Source Hueiyen News Service

The State paid befitting homage to Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, on his 66th death anniversary which was observed as Martyrs’ Day at GM Hall here today Source Hueiyen News Service

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Moyon Women Organisation MWO starts diamond jubilee preparation

The Moyon Women Organisation MWO or Bujuur Shanuw Ruwrkheh has started due preparations for its diamond jubilee which would be celebrated from January 9 to 11 next year at Kapaam Komlathabi , Chandel district under the theme ‘Building our homes for …

The Moyon Women Organisation MWO or Bujuur Shanuw Ruwrkheh has started due preparations for its diamond jubilee which would be celebrated from January 9 to 11 next year at Kapaam Komlathabi , Chandel district under the theme ‘Building our homes for prosperity through culture’ Source The Sangai Express

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Court issues production warrant against Irom Sharmila

A Delhi court today issued a production warrant for March 29 against rights activist Irom Sharmila after she did not appear before it in a case lodged against her for allegedly attempting suicide during her fast unto death here in 2006 Source The S…

A Delhi court today issued a production warrant for March 29 against rights activist Irom Sharmila after she did not appear before it in a case lodged against her for allegedly attempting suicide during her fast unto death here in 2006 Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India

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Speed up, Governor tells BRO

Governor VK Duggal today summoned BRO officials concerned to the Raj Bhavan and reviewed the existing condition of Imphal Jirbam highway Source The Sangai Express

Governor VK Duggal today summoned BRO officials concerned to the Raj Bhavan and reviewed the existing condition of Imphal Jirbam highway Source The Sangai Express

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Modi to be provided Zplus security Yet to receive details on AA talks Gaikhangam

Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam, who is also in charge of Home Department, has said that the State Government would provide necessary Z plus security cover to BJP Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi during his proposed election campaign here on …

Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam, who is also in charge of Home Department, has said that the State Government would provide necessary Z plus security cover to BJP Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi during his proposed election campaign here on February 8 next month Source Hueiyen News Service

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Bangladesh arms case ExMinisters, Paresh Baruah get death penalty in absentia

A Bangladeshi court on Thursday handed down death penalty to 14 people, including the Jamaat e Islami chief and a top leader of India’s separatist outfit ULFA, in the country’s biggest ever weapons haul case, nearly 10 years after the seizure took plac…

A Bangladeshi court on Thursday handed down death penalty to 14 people, including the Jamaat e Islami chief and a top leader of India’s separatist outfit ULFA, in the country’s biggest ever weapons haul case, nearly 10 years after the seizure took place Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India

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11th Manipur Veteran Cricket Championship Bhogendra takes NAPSA to …E-Pao.net11th Manipur Veteran Cricket Championship Bhogendra takes NAPSA to convincing win. Source: The Sangai Express. Imphal, January 30 2014: Riding on a brilliant all round show …

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NSUI stages protest at Manipur University

IMPHAL, January 30:  The students of Manipur University staged a sit-in-protest cum one day fasting against the corruption as a part of the national campaign “Student Stand against Corruption” under the aegis of National Student’s Union of India today in … Continue reading

IMPHAL, January 30:  The students of Manipur University staged a sit-in-protest cum one day fasting against the corruption as a part of the national campaign “Student Stand against Corruption” under the aegis of National Student’s Union of India today in front of MU Boys hostel. More than 30 students participated at the protest.

The National Student’s Union of India had started the initiative inspired by the anti-corruption call of Rahul Gandhi.

The passing of Lokpal Bill in the Parliament has been the 2th biggest step after RTI to fight against corruption. Student across India have decided to stand against corruption on the call of students NSUI has organised a massive movement, according to the students’ body.

The NSUI has demanded the passage of five other anti-corruption Bills pending in the Parliament – prevention of corruption Bill, the whistle-blowers protection Bill, Bill to address foreign bride, right of citizen grievances redressal bill, Judicial standard and accountability bill and public procurement bill.

Th Bikram Khuman, the president of NSUI, Manipur said that the union will organise a massive signatory campaign against corruption and got instant support from hundreds of students in Delhi.

He further said that NSUI is now taking up the cause across the nation and will conduct signature campaign in every district of the country. We expect the support of a majority of lawmakers across the nation who will echo our voice in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, he stated.   

The NSUI office bearers are holding the fast in support of the demand and to commemorate Mahatama Gandhi’s death anniversary who envisioned a corruption free India with equal opportunity for all.

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Dr Nara to attend meet at Delhi

IMPHAL, Jan 30: A “Consultation on Electoral Reforms” organized by Law Commission of India , Constituency Club, New Delhi will be held on February 1. The chairman of the Commission has invited Dr M Nara, state secretary of CPI to … Continue reading

IMPHAL, Jan 30: A “Consultation on Electoral Reforms” organized by Law Commission of India , Constituency Club, New Delhi will be held on February 1. The chairman of the Commission has invited Dr M Nara, state secretary of CPI to attend the function. In the regard, Nara has left for New Delhi today. He will also attend the CPI national executive meeting to be held on January 31.

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Proper Traffic Regulations

The astronomical rise in numbers of four-wheelers, passenger three-wheelers and other motor vehicles have created enormous pressures on commuters and administration (particularly the state’s tiny traffic police force). Simultaneously, traffic jams have become a regularity in many stretches in the … Continue reading

The astronomical rise in numbers of four-wheelers, passenger three-wheelers and other motor vehicles have created enormous pressures on commuters and administration (particularly the state’s tiny traffic police force). Simultaneously, traffic jams have become a regularity in many stretches in the roads of Imphal city during rush hours and temporary blocking of roads for official purposes. In particular, traffic snarls are a daily occurrence during the evening-post-office hour traffic rush at the heavily congested Paona Bazar and the constriction of Sanjenthong bridge over the Imphal river. Besides the psychological affect on the drivers and occupants from the vehicles moving at snail pace and the hazardous honking and cacophonous reverberation of the engines, the economic costs of such jam-packing of vehicles though largely ignored is huge. In the fights for little spaces damages are caused to the vehicles mainly from rear end and side on collisions. Extra oil is spent and valuable working hours are lost. The negative effects of traffic congestion multiply during sudden road block by the administration for official activities. For example, due to the Martyr’s Day observation today impromptu closures of roads at several points were imposed overlooking the requirement of prior public notifications. To make matter worse, all the officials enforcing the orders were placed at the extreme ends of the closed road segments instead of stationing few of them some distance ahead to beware the commuters of the situation. The negligence of the authorities prevented the drivers from planning their travel routes. For example, a motorist travelling from Uripok to Soibam Leikai suffered as the traffic policemen blocked the BT Flyover and another team of policemen diverted the vehicle towards Paona Bazar. The tedious journey from there to Hafta ( right turns from Checkon traffic point was halted)  passing Sanjenthong bridge and Palace Gate, at a meter a minute took more an hour. Had advance information been provided to the public, the same destination could have been covered in a quarter of the actual time taken by taking the less-crowded Khoyathong-Minuthong route. The liability of the traffic jams can be very hard to determine. The municipalities and state apparatus are responsible for fixing and maintaining proper traffic flow in order to manage the potential risks and discomfort to the travellers. The problems of traffic jam are headed for monstrous escalation in Imphal and smaller towns and if the authorities lack the knowledge of the present defects or have the knowledge but do not have a plan or are negligent to act about it, then travelling in these roads will become an increasingly cumbersome exercise.   

At the same time, many of the pre cast cement and iron cover of the manholes of the tunnels of Imphal Sewerage Project have either misshapen or loosened. The cover has lost its flatness, jutting protrusions and jig-jagged chunks of concrete and becoming potential causes of serious and lethal accidents. The attention of the authorities is drawn on this issue. Further, many of the newly laid roads are showing signs of weathering and the top layer have already worn away to the point of exposing the base. The authorities will be appreciated if action is taken up for repair in the intervening period before the onslaught of rains. Rain can speed up the process of formation of potholes which in turn can be major cause for accidents and damages to vehicles. 

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Condolence

IMPHAL, Jan 30: Officer in charge of Mayang Imphal Fire Sub-station, Ngangbam Biren from Yumnam Leikai expired yesterday at around 8 pm. He was travelling inside a bus bound for Mayang Imphal when he collapsed inside. The passengers took him … Continue reading

IMPHAL, Jan 30: Officer in charge of Mayang Imphal Fire Sub-station, Ngangbam Biren from Yumnam Leikai expired yesterday at around 8 pm.

He was travelling inside a bus bound for Mayang Imphal when he collapsed inside. The passengers took him to Wangoi PHC but was announced brought dead.

A condolence service was held by the fire service staff of Mayang Imphal station today.

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