An indigenously designed car christened ‘Rukkah’ was displayed at Mini Secretariat, Ukhrul today Source The Sangai Express Mungchan Zimik
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An indigenously designed car christened ‘Rukkah’ was displayed at Mini Secretariat, Ukhrul today Source The Sangai Express Mungchan Zimik
An indigenously designed car christened ‘Rukkah’ was displayed at Mini Secretariat, Ukhrul today Source The Sangai Express Mungchan Zimik
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State farmer M Modhu Singh has been conferred with the Best Farmer award by Directorate of Rapeseed Mustard Research, Bharatpur, Rajasthan at the 19th Sarson Vigyan Mela held on February 3 Source The Sangai Express
State farmer M Modhu Singh has been conferred with the Best Farmer award by Directorate of Rapeseed Mustard Research, Bharatpur, Rajasthan at the 19th Sarson Vigyan Mela held on February 3 Source The Sangai Express
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To protest alleged killing of truck driver Ningombam Gobardhon at Kohima Town, commercial vehicles, including passenger carriers, would cease service on the Imphal Dimapur section of National Highway 2 39 from 6 am till 6 pm tomorrow, declared All Ma…
To protest alleged killing of truck driver Ningombam Gobardhon at Kohima Town, commercial vehicles, including passenger carriers, would cease service on the Imphal Dimapur section of National Highway 2 39 from 6 am till 6 pm tomorrow, declared All Manipur Drivers and Motor Workers’ Union Source The Sangai Express
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Leaving aside its merits and demerits, Manipur has earned another distinction of being the number one State in terms of maximum admission of students in private schools Source The Sangai Express
Leaving aside its merits and demerits, Manipur has earned another distinction of being the number one State in terms of maximum admission of students in private schools Source The Sangai Express
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Various Mizo civil bodies including one set up by former cadres of the erstwhile rebel groupMizo National Front MNF have whole heartedly backed the demand for the creation of a Kuki State raised by the Kuki State Demand Committee Source The Sanga…
Various Mizo civil bodies including one set up by former cadres of the erstwhile rebel groupMizo National Front MNF have whole heartedly backed the demand for the creation of a Kuki State raised by the Kuki State Demand Committee Source The Sangai Express
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A 10 day long Gandhi Shilp Bazar, a fair for exhibition of handloom and handicraft products, has been inaugurated by Principal Secretary Commerce Industries O Nabakishore Singh at Tiddim Ground today Source The Sangai Express
A 10 day long Gandhi Shilp Bazar, a fair for exhibition of handloom and handicraft products, has been inaugurated by Principal Secretary Commerce Industries O Nabakishore Singh at Tiddim Ground today Source The Sangai Express
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Organisations fighting for justice in connection with the recent rape case of a physically challenged teenage girl by an elderly beggar today asserted that the accused person deserves nothing lighter than death sentence Source The Sangai Express
Organisations fighting for justice in connection with the recent rape case of a physically challenged teenage girl by an elderly beggar today asserted that the accused person deserves nothing lighter than death sentence Source The Sangai Express
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Mail News Service Imphal, Feb 8 : Feb 9 is the 26th foundation day of Manipur People’s Army (MPA) armed wing of UNLF. Khundongbam Pamheiba, Acting Chairman of Military Affairs Committee, UNLF said due to the support extended by the people the organization is able to continue the struggle. People’s power can change the decide […]
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Imphal, Feb 8 : Feb 9 is the 26th foundation day of Manipur People’s Army (MPA) armed wing of UNLF. Khundongbam Pamheiba, Acting Chairman of Military Affairs Committee, UNLF said due to the support extended by the people the organization is able to continue the struggle. People’s power can change the decide the fate of a nation and move it towards the right direction he said.
Factors of ‘Critical dependency’ should be identified and when a collective decision is taken and good relations maintained with people a revolution will become successful he further said. He further said that the mode of struggle is not decided by the UNLF but the ways India acts. Armed struggle and democratic means will be adopted to achieve the ends he said.
He further announced that the organization will formulate the necessary powers, training, weapons, political works, military action to achieve the goal. He said in 2012 UNLF-MPA achieved successes and cited examples of attack on CRPF at Aishi, Kamjong, Ukhrul, attack on AR at Kwatha Khunou Lamkhai, attack on AR and 143 CRPF at Porompat.
He seek forgiveness for the incident of 29 Sep 2012 at Kwatha in which two persons deied and on 28 Dec at Konkhan in which another two died. Such incidents will always be remembered by revolutionaries as unfortunate and shocking incidents he said. He also greeted all in Manipur and WESIA on the occasion.
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A team of 25 students from Manipur met MoS Home Affairs , R P N Singh here today. Singh welcomed them and said that it will help students in understanding this vast country. He also said that by such tours these children will learn how our country is moving forward with diversity. The Minister hoped […]
A team of 25 students from Manipur met MoS Home Affairs , R P N Singh here today. Singh welcomed them and said that it will
help students in understanding this vast country. He also said that by such tours these children will learn how our country is moving forward with diversity. The Minister hoped that these children will become ambassadors of change in the society.
The team is on a National Integration tour being conducted by Assam Riffles to promote harmony and awareness. The tour is aimed at enhancing and integrating the youth to the
nation and promoting concept of unity in diversity. These students are also visiting other historical places in Delhi alongwith Dehradun, Mussorie and some other cities.
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Chennai, Feb 8 (ANI): Information and Broadcasting Minister Manish Tewari on Friday lashed out at Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) Vinod Rai for hitting out at the Manmohan Singh-led UPA II Government at an international forum, and said that constitutional authorities should be circumscribed by the ‘Lakshman Rekha’ propriety. “Well, I think it’s not a […]
Chennai, Feb 8 (ANI): Information and Broadcasting Minister Manish Tewari on Friday lashed out at Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) Vinod Rai for hitting out at the Manmohan Singh-led UPA II Government at an international forum, and said that constitutional authorities should be circumscribed by the ‘Lakshman Rekha’ propriety.
“Well, I think it’s not a question of accountants-qua-auditors. The question is about integrity of numbers. Our question as to Mr. CAG where is the 1,76,000 crores, still continues to hang in the air. So, therefore it’s most unfortunate that the CAG rather than validating the integrity of his numbers chooses to criticize the government on foreign soil and at foreign for a,” said Tewari.
“And this is not the first time that he has done it and I think constitutional authorities should be circumscribed by the ‘Lakshman Rekha’ propriety,” he added.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Rajnath Singh, however, refused to comment on the issue.
“I have neither read any statement nor any report of the CAG. Until I don’t read it, how can I make any comment,” he told media in New Delhi.
In his lecture at the Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, Massachusetts (U.S.) yesterday, the CAG took on the government for attempting to reduce the federal auditor to a mere accountant with no real role in auditing policy.
Rai, whose reports on losses from 2G spectrum and coal block allocations sparked allegations of massive corruption in the government, said that the role of a public auditor cannot be confined to merely placing reports in Parliament.
“Should we as public auditors limit our role to placing reports in Parliament or go beyond that and seek to sensitise public opinion on our audit observations, especially in the social sector such as rural health, primary education, water pollution, environment, drinking water etc?” he said.
It may be recalled here that the Congress-led UPA II Government has debunked the CAG’s reports and accused it of exceeding its mandate.
In the CAG’s defence, Rai said that Indian democracy is maturing and the urban middle class is getting more involved in citizen’s affairs. “We continue to tread the new path in the belief that the final stakeholder is the public at large. The CAG’s audits ensure judicious use of public money,” Rai said.
“We may not be able to wipe out corruption, but our endeavour is to uncover instances of crony capitalism. The government should be seen to support enterprise per se and not particular entrepreneurs,” he added.
Maintaining that the auditing of government and public entities has a positive impact on trust in society, Rai said: “It focuses the minds of the custodians of the public purse to use resources effectively, as they know that after an audit scrutiny, the public will be aware of their actions.”
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IMPHAL, Feb 8 NNN: After registering a two-day pen down strike, the Family Welfare Department Employees Association (FWDEA) has again gone on an indefinite strike from Friday in support of its demand for appointment of Director in charge of the department. “Since the Director of the state Family Welfare Department is now on leave, a […]
IMPHAL, Feb 8 NNN: After registering a two-day pen down strike, the Family Welfare Department Employees Association (FWDEA) has again gone on an indefinite strike from Friday in support of its demand for appointment of Director in charge of the department.
“Since the Director of the state Family Welfare Department is now on leave, a series of important activities of the department has been put to a halt so we have already demanded filling up of the vacant post of Director in charge of the department through a memorandum to the state Health minister,” FWDEA secretary P Romen told reporters.
The association had earlier warned the Government to fulfill its demand else it would launch agitation from February 6, he said.
He said, “Appointment of Director in charge of the department is crucial as the Director has been absent from office since December 19, 2012 and he will be on leave till February 26.”
Such long days of leave by the Director have caused serious inconveniences to the department, he added.
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IMPHAL, Feb 8 NNN: The two Vehicular Pollution Testing Centres (VPTCs) at Imphal are not functioning to the fullest owing to the inefficient enforcement by the State Government’s machineries and also lack of awareness among the people about the testing centres, according to official sources. Although there are a total of 2, 24, 056 registered […]
IMPHAL, Feb 8 NNN: The two Vehicular Pollution Testing Centres (VPTCs) at Imphal are not functioning to the fullest owing to the inefficient enforcement by the State Government’s machineries and also lack of awareness among the people about the testing centres, according to official sources.
Although there are a total of 2, 24, 056 registered vehicles in Manipur now as per record maintained by Manipur Transport Department, the number of pollution tested vehicles is far less, the sources said.
Two VPTCs—one at Moirangkhom, MSRTC complex and one at Mantripukhri—were installed after the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways provided necessary equipments free of cost to the state Government. The VCT at Moirangkhom was installed in the year 2012 while the one at Mantripukhri was installed a decade ago.
The VPTCs equipments include one Exhaust Gas Analyzer for testing of petrol run vehicles and another Diesel Smoke Metre for testing diesel vehicles.
According to the official sources, permissible carbon-dioxide emission limit of petrol powered four- stroke vehicles is 3 percent per volume while that of two- stroke is 4.5 percent.
However, the permissible limit of Hatridge Smoke Unit (HSU) emission for diesel vehicles is 65 percent per volume.
Since 2012, a total of 300 petrol powered vehicles and 2000 diesel vehicles have been tested at the VPTC at Moirangkhom. During the testing, at least eight petrol vehicles and 100 diesel vehicles were found using beyond the permissible level, the sources said.
None of the vehicles, however, ever came back to the centre even though the authority had asked them for checking within a week.
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DIMAPUR, Feb 8 NNN: Again, when the speculations on the early settlement of the vexed Naga political issue have been fueled, a serious loggerhead has cropped up between the NSCN-IM and the government of India. The blow-hot, blow cold relation between the government of India and the NSCN-IM has been getting murkier every passing day […]
DIMAPUR, Feb 8 NNN: Again, when the speculations on the early settlement of the vexed Naga political issue have been fueled, a serious loggerhead has cropped up between the NSCN-IM and the government of India.
The blow-hot, blow cold relation between the government of India and the NSCN-IM has been getting murkier every passing day with both the groups are confronting the other in their own sweet way.
With the increasing cases of the Assam Rifles arresting NSCN-IM cadres with weapons accusing them as ‘to be used in the ensuing elections”, the NSCN-IM said today that New Delhi is imposing its diktat on the Naga outfit.
Addressing a press conference today at Camp Hebron, V.S.Atem who is the ‘emissary’ to NSCN-IM collective leadership’ (Th Muivah and Isak Chisi Swu), accused the government of India of imposing its own way of cease fire ground rules on the NSCN-IM.
Few days ago, Chairman of the Cease Fire Monitoring Group (CFMG) N George to the NSCN-IM banning the carrying of weapons by the latter’s cadres even if they are card holders.
“As per the ground rules of the cease fire, card holders of our cadres can carry their weapons,” V.S Atem said. The NSCN-IM leader terms the act of New Delhi as ‘blatant violation of cease fire ground rules’.
V.S Atem then said the NSCN-IM is taking seriously with the development and the outfit had held a meeting yesterday. “If the ceasefire ground rules are to be violated like this, then the fate of the cease fire is in a great threat,” V.S Atem said. He then said the NSCN-IM is not going to oblige to the latest diktat of the government of India come what may.
Harping on the other front, V.S Atem Atem accused Manipur chief minister O Ibobi Singh of ‘stoking communal fires between the Nagas and the Manipuris’ by means of impressing upon the ‘Prime Minister and the Union Home Minister of India to wipe out all the NSCN designated camps from Manipur.’
“To give this kind of reckless statement by Mr Ibobi amounts to stoking of communal fire between the Nagas and the Manipuris. And this will definitely be treated as a violation of the ceasefire agreement by a constituent unit of the Government of India,” V.S Atem added.
On the numerous cases of the NSCN-IM cadres shipping in to Nagaland with large number of weapons in recent time, V.S Atem said they were the claims of the Assam Rifles. “We are not aware of those things,” said Atem.
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IMPHAL, Feb 8 NNN : The Kuki State Demand Committee (KSDC) said it is ‘watching and observing’ the steps taken by the government for political dialogue with the Kukis for political settlement/solution. “Time will take its course if delaying tactic is adopted on the excuse of official procedures and the resumption of mass movement/protest – […]
IMPHAL, Feb 8 NNN : The Kuki State Demand Committee (KSDC) said it is ‘watching and observing’ the steps taken by the government for political dialogue with the Kukis for political settlement/solution.
“Time will take its course if delaying tactic is adopted on the excuse of official procedures and the resumption of mass movement/protest – PUBLIC BLOCKADE temporarily suspended will be the responsibility of the government,” the KSDC said today.
During the temporary suspension of the ‘public blockade’ and after the boycott called on the Republic Day celebration 2013 in all the Kuki inhabited areas of Manipur, the KSDC team landed in Aizawl for wide range of consultation with leaders from various Mizos’ civil organisations and individuals with regards to the demand for Kuki State.
On Febuary 6 at SAVIDGE HALL, Aizawl under the aegis of Zo-Reunification Organisation (ZORO), consultative meeting was held with representatives from various civil organisations of Mizoram (ZORO Central Committee and Zones, Mizoram Students’ Union, Mizoram Chiefs’ Council, MUP, MHIP, intellectuals, and former MNF leaders/commanders and four representatives from KSDC led by the Chairman, Hejang Haokip). Various issues from the past (during MNF’s movement to the contemporary political and social scenario) pertaining to the Kuki-Chin-Mizo (ZO) was presented and discussed in that august meeting, three important resolutions were adopted.
“The meeting vehemently condemned the Kuki genocide led by the NSCN (IM) leading to the loss of more than 1000 innocent life including women and children, burning down of 350 Kuki villages and rendered more than one lakh Kuki population homeless and the atrocities committed to the Kuki brethren in Manipur by the Manipur undergrounds by planting landmines killing many and injuring many more and ambushing Indian security forces in Kuki areas and resolved that ZORO will put up the case before the UN Human Rights Council in the forth coming Forum,” the KSDC said.
The meeting also condemned in an equivocal term, the alleged discrimination done to the Kukis by the government of Manipur towards the Kukis in developmental projects and others.
The meeting then resolved to fully support demand for the Kuki State in Manipur by brethren Kukis as the demand is legitimate and is to safeguard our rights and dignity.
The meeting further resolved to pressurise from states to union levels that before any solution is given to the Nagas/NSCN (IM) in Manipur, Kuki political solution/settlement should be made.
“The meeting with the Peace Accord Mizo National Front (MNF) Returnees Association (PAMRA) was emotional as they recalled the time during the MNF movement and to show their solidarity endorsed to support the demand for Kuki State. The meetings with senior leaders and politicians were also encouraging,” the KSDC stated.The KSDC then said it will continue its consultation in Manipur and outside.
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IMPHAL, Feb 8 (MNS/NNN): Manipur Cabinet today took serious note of the alleged ‘hate speech’ by Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio and expressed apprehension about the adverse impact of his political speech on inter-state and inter-ethnic relations and on communal harmony. A Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Okram Ibobi was held at the Chief […]
IMPHAL, Feb 8 (MNS/NNN): Manipur Cabinet today took serious note of the alleged ‘hate speech’ by Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio and expressed apprehension about the adverse impact of his political speech on inter-state and inter-ethnic relations and on communal harmony.
A Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Okram Ibobi was held at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat here this afternoon during which the meeting condemned the statement of Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio that Ibobi was one of the biggest enemies of the Nagas at an election rally at Zunheboto in Dimapur on February 6, M Okendro, Education minister and the state Government spokesperson, told journalists after the meeting at his office chamber in the New Secretariat this evening.
It also decided that the state Home Department should convey the state Government’s concern to Ministry of Home Affairs and Election Commission of India for such irresponsible and provocative public statement of Neiphiu Rio and that such statement should be avoided in the larger public interest, he said.
The Cabinet meeting discussed 16 different agenda among which it approved the declaration by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways three state Highways of Manipur as National Highways.
The three National Highways are the NH-102 B starting from Churachandpur on NH-2 connecting Singhat, Sinzawal, Tuivai road and terminating at Myanmar road in the state, NH-102 A, the highway starting from Tadubi on NH-2 connecting Paomata and terminating at Ukhrul on NH-202 and NH-137, the highway starting from Rengpang on NH-37, Khongsang and terminating at Tamenglong.
The Cabinet also approved for recruitment of 44 Section Officers (SOs) for PWD. It also approved to pay land compensation to the land owners of the NH-53 where rail line is being developed besides appointment of contract staff for National Vector Borne Disease Department.
It further approved to implement the MoU signed between the state Government and organization of work-charged employees of five engineering departments in the state.
The Cabinet also approved to increase the Dearness Allowance given to the state Government employees to 65 percent from the present 58 percent.
It also approved to pay an ex-gratia amount of Rs 5 lakh and another Government job to the family of Laishram Ibohanbi, a head Constable in Manipur Police. He was found dead at Fins Corner in Ukhrul district on January 3.
Meanwhile, Advocate Khaidem Mani today dubbed the statement of Nagaland Chief Minister Neipiu Rio that Manipur Chief Minister was one of the biggest enemies of the Nagas as a “hate speech.”
“Neiphiu Rio could be booked and sentenced to five years jail term under IPC for his alleged communal remarks that might spark tensions between the people of the two neighboring states”, advocate Khaidem Mani told journalists at the Cheirap Court complex here.
He said, “Such statement is hated by responsible citizens and also they always condemn it.”
It was an attempt of Rio to create enmity between the 34 different communities of Manipur and that of Nagaland, Khaidem Mani alleged, terming the statement as a non-political statement but an incitement of hostility between the two states.
Khaidem Mani said, “The Nagaland Chief Minister can be booked and sentenced to five years jail term under IPC 153-A for his hate speech. It is a non-bailable offence and non-compoundable offence as well.”
Chief Minister Rio had stated during an election rally at Zunheboto in Dimapur, Nagaland on February 6 that Manipur Chief Minister O Ibobi was one of the biggest enemies of the Nagas and that he was responsible for suppression of the Nagas in Manipur.
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IMPHAL, Feb 8: The 28th FOundation Day of the naorem Birahari College, Khundrakpam was today observed along with the inauguration of a women’s hostel constructed under the UGC today. Agriculture Minister Md Abdul Nasir, Speaker Th Lokeshor, MOBC Parliamentary Secretary … Continue reading →
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IMPHAL, Feb 8: The 28th FOundation Day of the naorem Birahari College, Khundrakpam was today observed along with the inauguration of a women’s hostel constructed under the UGC today.
Agriculture Minister Md Abdul Nasir, Speaker Th Lokeshor, MOBC Parliamentary Secretary Amin Shah attended the function as chief guest, president and guests of honour respectively.
Speaking at the function, Minister Nasir said bringing quality education in the state will bring development.
He said, the lecturers the colleges of other states are not better than the lecturers of the state’s colleges.
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IMPHAL, Feb 8: The Kuki Chiefs’ Association has notified that the general assembly cum election of the Kuki Chiefs’ Association, Chandel district will be held on Friday, February 15 at 11 am at Molnoi Community hall, Pallel.
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IMPHAL, Feb 8: The Kuki Chiefs’ Association has notified that the general assembly cum election of the Kuki Chiefs’ Association, Chandel district will be held on Friday, February 15 at 11 am at Molnoi Community hall, Pallel.
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IMPHAL, February 8: A 31 year old riding Honda Access (two wheeler) was killed in a road accident after he was hit by a Tata truck at Koujengleima under Sekmei police station this morning at around 8:10 am. The victim … Continue reading →
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IMPHAL, February 8: A 31 year old riding Honda Access (two wheeler) was killed in a road accident after he was hit by a Tata truck at Koujengleima under Sekmei police station this morning at around 8:10 am.
The victim has been identified as Khwairakpam Brojen, 31, son of Bashanta, a resident of Awang Sekmei Makha Leikai. He succumbed to his injury at CHC, Sekmei at around 8:30 am.
The dead body was handed over to his family members after a post mortem was conducted at RIMS.
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IMPHAL, February 8: The executive members, ADC, Ukhrul in its meeting contempt and rejected the constitution of Composite Inspection Team (CIT) by the Executive Director/DC, Ukhrul for projects implemented and monitored at district level through DRDA without the approval of … Continue reading →
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IMPHAL, February 8: The executive members, ADC, Ukhrul in its meeting contempt and rejected the constitution of Composite Inspection Team (CIT) by the Executive Director/DC, Ukhrul for projects implemented and monitored at district level through DRDA without the approval of the chairman, said a release of ADC, Ukhrul.
“It also discussed the ED’s attempt to wrest the control of functions from the elected local self government. The ED also conducted programme implementations and functioning without the approval of the Chairman, ADC/DRDA,” it further said.
“It is therefore, informed to all the headmen/chiefs/chairmen, VDCs, headmasters/headmistresses, SMDCs etc to take a right decision in conducting monthly assembly and attending the various programmes taken up under DRDA Ukhrul,” it added.
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IMPHAL, Feb 8: The Kuki Students’ Organization, Chandel has notified in a release that a general meeting of all the assistant teachers, head master, head mistresses and village chiefs of primary schools under Autonomous district Councils, Chandel within the jurisdiction … Continue reading →
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IMPHAL, Feb 8: The Kuki Students’ Organization, Chandel has notified in a release that a general meeting of all the assistant teachers, head master, head mistresses and village chiefs of primary schools under Autonomous district Councils, Chandel within the jurisdiction of Kuki Students’ Organization, Chandel will be held on Monday, February 11 at 11 am at H Kotlenphai village community hall, Pallel to discuss the development and smooth functioning of schools for the academic session 2013-14. All the above mentioned names are informed to be present at the meeting without fail.
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