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NPF trades charges with Congress in Nagaland

Naga People’s Front NPF President and regional stalwart Dr Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

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Estimation folly likely cause for fuel shortage

Lack of initiative by the Government of Manipur to chalk out the exact quantity of daily fuel requirement has been cited as one of the factors for the State frequently facing problem of petrol diesel shortage Source The Sangai Express

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MSCW Filed Case against the Rapist of Kakching Minor Girl

Manipur State Commission for Women has registered a case against the rapist of a minor girl from Kakching and the people involved in the conspiracy Source North East Support Centre Helpline

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Nation wide antiAFSPA drive to start

In solidarity to Irom Sharmila’s 12 year old crusade against Armed Forced Special Powers Act, a Nation wide anti AFSPA campaign would be launched from March 8 to 14 Source The Sangai Express

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EastWest corridor in Assam likely by Dec ’14

The 670 km East West Corridor in Assam is expected to be completed by December 2014, Union Transport Minister C P Joshi said today Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India

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Erabot to sue Electricity Department

Even though MLA Y Erabot, elected from Wangkhei AC, is a Congress man, he has decided to file a complaint at the Court against the State Electricity Department for denying electricity to some areas of Khurai Thoudam Leikai and Thangjam Leikai for the p…

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All 60 Ruling NPF Candidates File Nomination In Nagaland NPF leads the way in fielding candidates

With just two days remaining for the last date of filing of nominations to the February 23 elections in Nagaland, all 60 candidates of ruling Naga People’s Front NPF besides, BJP, NCP and Independents have filed their nominations today Source The …

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SIU existence, disbandment Fingers pointed at Deputy Chief Minister

Referring to Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam’s statement, who is also in charge of the Home Department, that he had no knowledge about the setting up of Special Investigation Unit SIU as well as its subsequent abolition, one MLA on condition of anon…

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Alternative Arrangement talk scheduled on Feb 12

The next round of talk to discuss the demand raised for an Alternative Arrangement for the Nagas of Manipur, outside the State Government and pending a settlement to the Indo NSCN IM talk has been scheduled on February 12 at Senapati district head qu…

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ATSUM stir stalls rail work

On account of ATSUM’s agitation of ceasing all Central projects, work on the Imphal Jiribam railway line has been brought to a complete halt Source The Sangai Express

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Raizanlong celebrated quasquicentennial anniversary

Raizanlong, an association of 18 border Tangkul villages in Manipur celebrated its quas quicentennial anniversary at Nampisha, the most remote border village, reports NNN Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

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Seminar on WTO begins

A three day seminar on ‘World Trade Organisation International Trade Issues of Relevance to Manipur’ got underway from today at State Academy of Training, Takyelpat with Principal Secretary Commerce Industries O Nabakishore inaugurating the seminar…

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UPPK sharing Myanmar camp with KLO, MNRF, informs source

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IMPHAL, February 5: The United People’s Party of Kangleipak (UPPK) cadres who were `rescued` by a team of Thoubal commando team on February 3 had come from a camp which the proscribed outfit shares with the Manipur Naga Revolutionary Front (MNRF) and the Katampur Liberation Organisation, KLO of Assam at Leipok of Tamu Sub-division of Myanmar, informed a reliable source.
In all 45 cadres of the UPPK including newly announced functionaries and women cadres were rescued by the team from Moreh during an operation which lasted for about a day starting from the early morning of February 3 and concluding the next day at 3am.
Sources said that there was a woman cadre of the KLO amongst the total four women cadres. The woman is identified as one Sapana Jughy Koch (27) daughter of Sunil Burman of Assam, Bilaspara sub-division, Dubri district.
She used to stay with the three UPPK woman cadres at the camp and they had to bring her along since she cannot be left alone, informed the source.
It is also learnt that the camp has a generator to light up the Leipok camp and switched off every night at 8pm.
The generator was placed at the UPPK’s quarter, and on February 2 soon after the generator was switched off, the 45 cadres including the four women left the camp and made their journey towards Moreh, informed the source.
The source informed that on the evening of February 3 around 3pm, the commando team saw s/s captain Kavi and Yaima of UPPK riding on a Kenbo moped near the Tamil Sangam ground.
After that, seven majors of outfit came in a Toyota SUV which was followed by the other cadres including the KLO woman cadre, informed the source.
All the 45 cadres are now at the 27 Assam Rifles camp at the Old Airport, Kakching Lamkhai, the source added.

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Kom student body

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CCur, February 5: With the directive of the Kom Student Union Manipur, the Kom Student Union, Churachandpur was formed on February 4, said a press communique.
It said that the KSUM was earlier a conglomerate ofAmol, Chiru, Foireng, Kharak, Kom, Puram Tribes, but as most of the constituents of the KSUM except for Kom tribe had their own student unions, the Koms felt that the existence of KSUM had no more validity and thus formed the KSUC.
It has further appealed to the public of Churachandpur in particular and the rest in general to extend their support and co-operation to the newly formed student union.
The student body has further announced its members including Sonkholien as president; S Rocky Kom as vice president; M Silas Kom as secretary and other four secretaries.

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IOC mock drill

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IMPHAL, February 5: A mock drill conducted by Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) at its depot at Chingmeirong today at around 4:30 pm has caught the attention of many passersby after fire service and police personnel surrounded the area thinking it for a real fire due to lack of communication.
According to information received by IFP, IOC conducts such a mock drill once every year as a security measure to train oil tanker drivers and handyman, depot staffs and others in fire management.
The IOC officials used to informed police and fire service before conducting such mock drills in previous years, but failed to inform for this time, said a source.
The IOC Assam deputy general manager (Technical) was incidentally present during the mock drill today.
The fire service team and the police personnel later returned to their respective places after they were informed by the IOC officials that it was only a mock drill.
Meanwhile, oil tankers loaded with diesel (17), petrol (7) and SK oil (7) reached Imphal today safely.

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KSA appeals

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IMPHAL, Feb 5: The Kangleipak Students’ Association has in a release appealed to all the people of the state to stop organizing entertainment programmes using loud speakers starting from February 11 considering the COHSEM and BOSEM examinations which will commence on February 25 and 27 respectively.
The KSA also appealed to all the organizations in the state not to call any bandh or general strike during the examination. The KSA further appealed to the Education Minister and Power Minister for regular power supply for the students to do their revisions well.

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Khaieleo is president of ST Morcha

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IMPHAL, Feb 5: The BJP Manipur Pradesh has in a release said that KS Khaieleo, BJP state councillor has been appointed as president of the Schedule Tribe Morcha of the BJP Manipur Pradesh for the term 2013-2015.
KS Khaieleo was appointed as state councillor from 47 Karong Mandal and he was also serving as president of BJP Senapati District for a long period of three terms, the release said.
He also served as the chairman of the district vigilance monitoring committee for DRDA Senapati district under RD Minister, the release added.

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IGNTU sports meet concludes

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IMPHAL, February 5: The Sports Meet cum cultural programme of the Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Regional Campus concluded today at the Adimjati Complex, Chingmeirong.The meet had earlier began on February 5.
Speaking at the closing function, IGNTU-RCM Director, Prof Vanlalnghak said the University’s campus, which is under construction at Makhan village will be completed and the university can shift to it by the coming session.
He elaborated that about 3km long fencing of the university has been completed and construction of the six buildings are also nearing completion.
He continued even though there might be differences between a person and another, when it comes to sports there is no differences.
“In this modern world, without sports there is no life. Through sports we really can build better relation among the student community”.
“Our life itself is a process of learning, in our life, if there is no change then there is no progress”, he said.
Prizes of the sports meet were also distributed during the closing function today.

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Shuumang Leela awards

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IMPHAL, February 5:The results for the IX Shumang Leela Ningtham Kumhei organized by the Manipur State Shumang Leela Council and participated by 13 troupes was declared today at the Iboyaima Shumang Leela Shanglen.
The jury members this year include Kangjia Mangang, S Tijendra, Makhonmani Mongshaba, Ksh Jugindro and Biswamitra.
The Best Production Award was bagged by the Sanaleipak Nachom Artistes for their leela “Ee Hari”; Wareppa Naba bagged the Best Director Award for Sangai Artistes Association`s “Nupigee Thamoi”; the Best Actor Award went to Nilachandra of Sanaleipak Nachom Artistes, while Somorjit of Sanaleipak Nachom Artistes bagged the Best Actress Award.
Mani Yumnam of Naharol Khongthang Artistes Association bagged the Best Script Award for Nungshibageedamak and the Best Lyricist went to Lamjingba Artistes for the song “Pari Nawa Chaodriba”.

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Two militants arrested: police

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IMPHAL, February 5: A team of CDO lmphal East on Monday at about 4:15 pm arrested a KYKL (MDF) cadre from Changamdabi side, said a police release.
The arrested person has been identified as Laishram Achou Singh, 56, son of (L) L Mukta Singh of Wangkhem Huidrom Leikai.
On verification, he stated that he joined KYKL organization in the month of December 2012 through one James and he was involved in extortion of money from the general public, govt. officials etc. and transportation of arms and ammunition from one place to another, the release said.
Further, a team of CDO lmphal East under the supervision of M Rajen Singh, Addl SP (OPs), IE today at about 6:30 am arrested a UNLF cadre from Irilbung Forest Office
The arrested person has been identified as Salam Nanao alias Sanatomba, 31, son of (L) S Maimu Singh of Keirao Bitra Lairembi Leikai.
One Samsung Mobile handset and one Airtel SIM card 9862028351 were recovered from his right pant pocket, the release said.
On verification, he stated that he joined UNLF organization in the month of December 2008 through one Boby Singh of Bishnupur and he was trained at Leichik in Myanmar in the month of January 2009 for three months as 35 batch of UNLF organization and he was involved in extortion of money from the general public, govt officials, businessmen, shopkeepers etc, the release added.

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