Along with convening a public meeting, Coalition Against Drugs and Alcohol CADA organized a public rally against drugs here today and resolved to press the concerned department for formation of a strong Anti Drug Law in the State Source Hueiyen Ne…
Along with convening a public meeting, Coalition Against Drugs and Alcohol CADA organized a public rally against drugs here today and resolved to press the concerned department for formation of a strong Anti Drug Law in the State Source Hueiyen News Service
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With the aim to promote indigenous ethnic attires and handloom and handicraft products, a mega fashion event, Elegance of the Indigenous, is being organised at BOAT on April 27 Source The Sangai Express
With the aim to promote indigenous ethnic attires and handloom and handicraft products, a mega fashion event, Elegance of the Indigenous, is being organised at BOAT on April 27 Source The Sangai Express
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Besides launching a ‘steering wheel off’ strike against the abduction of an oil tanker driver, All Manipur Petroleum Tanker Drivers’ Union has decided not to unload petroleum products which were earlier shipped in unless the abducted driver is released…
Besides launching a ‘steering wheel off’ strike against the abduction of an oil tanker driver, All Manipur Petroleum Tanker Drivers’ Union has decided not to unload petroleum products which were earlier shipped in unless the abducted driver is released Source The Sangai Express
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All Naga Students Association, Manipur ANSAM has lambasted the State Government for not extending any effort to secure the release school girl Alice Kamei from the custody of Revolutionary Peoples’ Front RPF Source The Sangai Express Newmai N…
All Naga Students Association, Manipur ANSAM has lambasted the State Government for not extending any effort to secure the release school girl Alice Kamei from the custody of Revolutionary Peoples’ Front RPF Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
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Zeliangrong Students’ Union ZSU and All Manipur Recognised Private School Welfare Association AMRPSWA today provided relief materials to the victims of fire which broke out at Noney Bazaar on April 9 Source Hueiyen News Service
Zeliangrong Students’ Union ZSU and All Manipur Recognised Private School Welfare Association AMRPSWA today provided relief materials to the victims of fire which broke out at Noney Bazaar on April 9 Source Hueiyen News Service
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The proscribed RPF has claimed that the attacks on a joint team of 8 MR personnel and PWD officials between Khudeng thabi and Kwatha Lamkhai and CRPF troops at Sekmai last morning were carried out by special teams of the PLA Source The Sangai Express
The proscribed RPF has claimed that the attacks on a joint team of 8 MR personnel and PWD officials between Khudeng thabi and Kwatha Lamkhai and CRPF troops at Sekmai last morning were carried out by special teams of the PLA Source The Sangai Express
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To look after the welfare of differently abled persons in the State and also to take up developmental programes for them, a separate Commissioner for the differently abled persons would be appointed very soon, Social Welfare Minister AK Mirabai has inf…
To look after the welfare of differently abled persons in the State and also to take up developmental programes for them, a separate Commissioner for the differently abled persons would be appointed very soon, Social Welfare Minister AK Mirabai has informed Source Hueiyen News Service
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Mortal remains of truck driver Sorokhaibam Babu were put to rest today at his native village at Samurou Awang Leikai with customary rites and rituals Source The Sangai Express
Mortal remains of truck driver Sorokhaibam Babu were put to rest today at his native village at Samurou Awang Leikai with customary rites and rituals Source The Sangai Express
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Election Commission of India ECI has directed the Chief Electoral Officer CEO of Manipur to verify whether the affidavit submitted by M Prithviraj to contest in the election to the 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly, was actually true or not Sourc…
Election Commission of India ECI has directed the Chief Electoral Officer CEO of Manipur to verify whether the affidavit submitted by M Prithviraj to contest in the election to the 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly, was actually true or not Source Hueiyen News Service
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Teaching staff and medical officers of RIMS staged a sit in protest today at the institute’s premises against planting of explosives within the campus a couple of days back Source The Sangai Express
Teaching staff and medical officers of RIMS staged a sit in protest today at the institute’s premises against planting of explosives within the campus a couple of days back Source The Sangai Express
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Kasom Khullen Sub Division Development Association KKSDDA has appealed to the responsible organisations involved in abduction of two persons including a member of it’s committee and a worker from a road construction site situated at T Natyang village…
Kasom Khullen Sub Division Development Association KKSDDA has appealed to the responsible organisations involved in abduction of two persons including a member of it’s committee and a worker from a road construction site situated at T Natyang village on the night of 18th April Source Hueiyen News Service
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A massive rally cum public meeting against drug trafficking was held today under the aegis of Coalition Against Drug and Alcohol CADA Source The Sangai Express
A massive rally cum public meeting against drug trafficking was held today under the aegis of Coalition Against Drug and Alcohol CADA Source The Sangai Express
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Reaching out the message to greater Lamas based in Tibet and some parts of India, 25 year old Pasang Sherpa of Sadim Pukhri Village in Senapati, who claims himself to be a re incarnation of the 15th Dalai Lama has sought recognition and support from th…
Reaching out the message to greater Lamas based in Tibet and some parts of India, 25 year old Pasang Sherpa of Sadim Pukhri Village in Senapati, who claims himself to be a re incarnation of the 15th Dalai Lama has sought recognition and support from the general public Source Hueiyen News Service
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Police Department seems to be clueless about the double murder of Chanbi and her daughter Maneka who were killed more than three years back Source The Sangai Express
Police Department seems to be clueless about the double murder of Chanbi and her daughter Maneka who were killed more than three years back Source The Sangai Express
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In protest against the abduction of an oil tanker driver from Kohima by suspected armed cadres of a Naga rebel group, All Manipur Petroleum Tanker Drivers’ Union has decided to stay off the roads and launched an indefinite cease work strike from today …
In protest against the abduction of an oil tanker driver from Kohima by suspected armed cadres of a Naga rebel group, All Manipur Petroleum Tanker Drivers’ Union has decided to stay off the roads and launched an indefinite cease work strike from today Source Hueiyen News Service
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Following the cease work strike launched by oil tanker drivers in protest against abduction of a colleague from Kohima, all operations at IOC’s Chingmeirong oil depot have come to a grinding halt Source The Sangai Express
Following the cease work strike launched by oil tanker drivers in protest against abduction of a colleague from Kohima, all operations at IOC’s Chingmeirong oil depot have come to a grinding halt Source The Sangai Express
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With panic buying of fuel started in view of the Zeliangrong bodies sponsored indefinite ‘total bandh’ along the national highways and the indefinite cease work strike of All Manipur Petroleum Tanker Drivers’ Union in protest, Minister for Consumer Aff…
With panic buying of fuel started in view of the Zeliangrong bodies sponsored indefinite ‘total bandh’ along the national highways and the indefinite cease work strike of All Manipur Petroleum Tanker Drivers’ Union in protest, Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Moirangthem Okendro has reassured that there are fuel in the stock which would last for 15 days in the oil depot of the Government and there is nothing to panic about Source Hueiyen News Service
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New Delhi, April 22 (ANI): Doctors treating the five year old rape victim at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) said on Monday that she was recovering well, and estimated that it would take at least two weeks for her to show signs of good progress. The medical bulletin came even as protests […]
New Delhi, April 22 (ANI): Doctors treating the five year old rape victim at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) said on Monday that she was recovering well, and estimated that it would take at least two weeks for her to show signs of good progress.
The medical bulletin came even as protests against the incident intensified in the national capital.
Police said that the child was abducted on April 15, kept in captivity and raped by a neighbour near her north Delhi home.
Doctors said the girl suffered severe injuries and bruising, including to her neck and genitalia, but her condition was slowly improving
All India Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital Medical Suiperintendent Dr. D K Sharma said: “She has been started on liquid and a semi solid diet. Her perennial wound has been redressed yesterday, and the wound is showing signs of healing. Although it may take few days more to heal it completely. She is being monitored by a team of specialist doctors regularly.”
The suspect allegedly held the girl hostage for over two days during which he raped and tortured her. She was found on April 18.
Protesters lay siege at the police headquarters denouncing them and the government for their inaction and apathy post rape.
Much of the protesters’ anger was directed at police, after allegations officers tried to bribe the family of the victim to not file a case, and video footage showed an officer slapping a woman demonstrator on Friday.
Congress leader Girija Vyas said: “The day the incident of December 16 occurred, from then till now, if you go through the newspapers and evaluate them, you will see that a minimum of five to 20 incidents in any state are reported. This is an indication that neither the governments have woken up, nor the administration, or the common man are affected by it and the police is least bothered. What else can be said when the police is ready to bribe the complainant in order to suppress the matter and are slapping the protesting women.”
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Prakash Javadekar rebuked the government and added that they would raise the issue in the parliament.
“Protests have increased across the country over rape in Delhi and other states. Delhi is our national capital but it has turned into rape capital. We will definitely raise this issue and there are protesters on the street who are asking why the new laws are not being implemented. Those who did not register the complaint, why are those policemen not being arrested?” said Javadekar. The December gang rape provoked rare national debate about violence against women, putting the issue onto the political agenda in the nation of 1.2 billion people a year before elections.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s office said in a statement that he was deeply disturbed by the latest incident. In December, his administration had faced criticism for failing to respond to public anger over the horrific attack on the physiotherapy student. The unprecedented protests by thousands of people across India eventually forced Singh’s government to pass tougher laws to fight gender crimes in March.
Issues such as rape, dowry-related deaths and female infanticide rarely enter mainstream political discourse in India.
New Delhi has the highest number of sex crimes among India’s major cities, with a rape reported on average every 18 hours, according to police figures. However, most sex crimes in India go unreported, many offenders go unpunished, and justice is slow, according to social activists, who say successive governments have done little to ensure the safety of women and children.
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IMPHAL, April 22 NNN : Coalition against Drugs and Alcohol (CADA) today organized a public rally-cum-meeting against drugs in Imphal. The rally participated by 5,000 people started from Khuman Lampak and culminated at Thao ground where the public meeting was held. Activist RK Ranendrajit, Arambam Rabindra, president, CADA, Phanjoubam Shakhi, president AMKIL, Thokchom Ramani, general […]
IMPHAL, April 22 NNN : Coalition against Drugs and Alcohol (CADA) today organized a public rally-cum-meeting against drugs in Imphal. The rally participated by 5,000 people started from Khuman Lampak and culminated at Thao ground where the public meeting was held.
Activist RK Ranendrajit, Arambam Rabindra, president, CADA, Phanjoubam Shakhi, president AMKIL, Thokchom Ramani, general secretary, Nupi Samaj, Soibam Momon Leima, president, Tammi-Chingmi, BM Yaima Singh, president, UPF and Sunil Karam, president NIPCO graced the meeting as presidium members. The meeting resolved to make five demands to the Government of Manipur over the recent serious of drug related cases which had sparked public outcry in the state.
It demanded that the Special Intelligence Unit (SIU), which was abolished by Manipur Government hours after seizure of huge quantity of illegal drugs from Imphal Airport on January 11 this year, must be restored.
Police officer K Ranjit of the SIU, who was transferred after the drug seizure, should be reinstated, it demanded.
The proceedings of Pallel drug haul case which involves Colonel Ajay Choudhry, PRO, IGAR (S) should also be made public, it further demanded.
The case of the recent Imphal Airport drug seizure which has been handed over to the CBI must be revealed to the people about its real proceedings within three months time, it demanded and decided to urge Manipur Government to formulate a drug policy of the state.
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IMPHAL, April 22 NNN: Protesting against the abduction of an oil tanker driver from Manipur near Nagaland capital Kohima by suspected militants in the early hours of Sunday, the All Manipur Petroleum Tanker Drivers’ Union (AMPTDU) has launched an indefinite strike from Monday. Shougrakpam Surjit Singh, 42, son of Sh Phajaton, a resident of Sangakpham […]
IMPHAL, April 22 NNN: Protesting against the abduction of an oil tanker driver from Manipur near Nagaland capital Kohima by suspected militants in the early hours of Sunday, the All Manipur Petroleum Tanker Drivers’ Union (AMPTDU) has launched an indefinite strike from Monday.
Shougrakpam Surjit Singh, 42, son of Sh Phajaton, a resident of Sangakpham bazaar in Imphal was reportedly kidnapped by unidentified gunmen from Nagaland’s Kohima district near New Reserve Line around 4:30 am Sunday. Since then, his whereabouts is not known.
Y Bipin Chandra, president, AMPTDU while addressing the media here on Monday, said AMPTDU has decided to go on strike from Monday in protest against abduction of driver Surjit and oil tanker drivers would not return to work until he is released.
He said oil tankers are usually escorted by CRPF personnel in Nagaland from Khatkhati in Assam and then they are escorted by CRPF personnel in Manipur after crossing Nagaland border. The oil tanker drove by Surjit was coming toward Imphal along with other 116 vehicles escorted by personnel of 79 CRPF Battalion after loading diesel from Assam.
Bipin further urged NGOs in the state to extend support to the union in its stir.
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