Irabot Day Celebration New Delhi 2017

IRABOT DAY CELEBRATION HELD AT DU New Delhi September 30, 2017 Irabot Day Celebration was solemnly held on September 30, 2017 at Delhi University campus from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. The programme was attended by 35 invitees which include children, students, job aspirants, NGO activists and revolutionary activists from Manipur who were residing in Delhi. The programme […]

IRABOT DAY CELEBRATION HELD AT DU New Delhi September 30, 2017 Irabot Day Celebration was solemnly held on September 30, 2017 at Delhi University campus from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. The programme was attended by 35 invitees which include children, students, job aspirants, NGO activists and revolutionary activists from Manipur who were residing in Delhi. The programme […]

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I AM MANIPUR – Discovering my roots.

The theory of our origin has baffled us for many years and especially in Manipur where we seems to be unnecessarily divided on the basis of the land we occupy and the not so different cultures and traditions we embodied. Personally as my father decided to pack-up and leave us, I never knew much about him […]

The theory of our origin has baffled us for many years and especially in Manipur where we seems to be unnecessarily divided on the basis of the land we occupy and the not so different cultures and traditions we embodied. Personally as my father decided to pack-up and leave us, I never knew much about him […]

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Idiotic stand of making Hindi compulsory

Disservice to National language Compulsory Hindi test. Is Delhi University under the notion that making Hindi test compulsory in colleges under it will promote the language ? An idiotic question this is, but this idiotic question has been necessitated by the more moronic decision of some colleges in DU to make Hindi test compulsory for […]

Disservice to National language Compulsory Hindi test. Is Delhi University under the notion that making Hindi test compulsory in colleges under it will promote the language ? An idiotic question this is, but this idiotic question has been necessitated by the more moronic decision of some colleges in DU to make Hindi test compulsory for […]

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Nefis Submits Memorandum To Satywati College Principle Against Compulsory Hindi Test For All Students!

NEFIS Submits Memorandum To Satywati College Principle Against Compulsory Hindi Test For All Students! College Administration Considers Withdrawing The Notification After NEFIS Registers Its Protest!! North-East Students Exempted From Compulsory Hindi Exam!!! North-East Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS) activists along with a several north-east students from Satyawati College (Evening) submitted a memorandum to the Principal of the […]

NEFIS Submits Memorandum To Satywati College Principle Against Compulsory Hindi Test For All Students! College Administration Considers Withdrawing The Notification After NEFIS Registers Its Protest!! North-East Students Exempted From Compulsory Hindi Exam!!! North-East Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS) activists along with a several north-east students from Satyawati College (Evening) submitted a memorandum to the Principal of the […]

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Counselling for DU admission

A counselling regarding DU admission will be held on 19th June at Delhi University Park at 5 pm. All the parents and students who will be arriving at Delhi are invited to attend this. For more information pliz contact: Babul Laishram(Academic Secy.)-7290807236 Bideshwori Huidrom(President)- 8802035410, 7503460204. This was sent by Babul Laishram, who is the Academic Secretary […]

A counselling regarding DU admission will be held on 19th June at Delhi University Park at 5 pm. All the parents and students who will be arriving at Delhi are invited to attend this. For more information pliz contact: Babul Laishram(Academic Secy.)-7290807236 Bideshwori Huidrom(President)- 8802035410, 7503460204. This was sent by Babul Laishram, who is the Academic Secretary […]

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International Women’s Day Observation 2017 successfully held

Chahi khudinggi leptana pangthokcharakpa International Women’s Day gi thouram ngashishu University of Delhi gi Political Science Department ta MSAD na shindunamai pakna pangthokhre. Thouram ashigi ahanba sharukta Retd. lecturer Dr.Tripta Wahi na “Women’s Question and Russian Revolution” haiba heeramda akuppa wafam phongdokkhi. Ahanba session ashida Dr.Malem Ningthouja na moderator oibikhi .Anishuba sessionda wangangloi oibikhibashingdudi ming […]

Chahi khudinggi leptana pangthokcharakpa International Women’s Day gi thouram ngashishu University of Delhi gi Political Science Department ta MSAD na shindunamai pakna pangthokhre. Thouram ashigi ahanba sharukta Retd. lecturer Dr.Tripta Wahi na “Women’s Question and Russian Revolution” haiba heeramda akuppa wafam phongdokkhi. Ahanba session ashida Dr.Malem Ningthouja na moderator oibikhi .Anishuba sessionda wangangloi oibikhibashingdudi ming […]

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NEFIS TO START SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN IN VARIOUS CITIES AGAINST THE COMPULSORY IMPOSITION OF HINDI ON NORTH-EAST STUDENTS OF DU!

IROM SHARMILA SUPPORTS NEFIS’ INITIATIVE AGAINST THE DISCRIMINATORY ACT OF DELHI UNIVERSITY! North-East Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS) activists will be organizing Signature Campaigns in various cities across the country as part of its campaign against the Delhi University’s attempt to impose Hindi on students coming from different linguistic backgrounds. The campaign which would be […]

IROM SHARMILA SUPPORTS NEFIS’ INITIATIVE AGAINST THE DISCRIMINATORY ACT OF DELHI UNIVERSITY! North-East Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS) activists will be organizing Signature Campaigns in various cities across the country as part of its campaign against the Delhi University’s attempt to impose Hindi on students coming from different linguistic backgrounds. The campaign which would be […]

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NUPI LAN Observation Essay Writing Competition Cum Lecture

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Kuki student from NEFIS elected unopposed to the post of General Secretary of MSAD

Manipuri Students Association Delhi (MSAD) elects its new President, General Secretary and Executive Committee Members Kuki student from NEFIS elected unopposed to the post of General Secretary of MSAD   Two students from the North-East Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS) … Continue reading

Manipuri Students Association Delhi (MSAD) elects its new President, General Secretary and Executive Committee Members

Kuki student from NEFIS elected unopposed to the post of General Secretary of MSAD

 

Two students from the North-East Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS) who have been actively raising issues of North-East youth in Delhi, were elected unopposed to the post of President and General Secretary of Manipuri Students Association Delhi (MSAD) for the year 2013–2014. Chinglen Khumukcham and Thanglunmang Khongsai from NEFIS were elected as MSAD President and General Secretary, respectively.

 

The election of these two members into the Executive Committee of MSAD is an extremely positive development and is part of the larger process through which NEFIS has been encouraging Manipuri students to raise their issues in connection with the issues and problems faced by other north-east students. It is with this spirit of bringing different north-east communities together on a common set of concerns that NEFIS spearheaded the two-month long agitation against the imposition of a compulsory Hindi language course under Delhi University’s FYUP course. Arguing that such a language imposition was a discrimination against north-east students who have little or no school education in the Hindi language, NEFIS sparked off a militant struggle for withdrawal of the compulsory Hindi language course as it would play havoc with the academic performance of north-east students. By precipitating the struggle, both at the level of Delhi University and at level of the HRD Ministry (Government of India), NEFIS succeeded in getting the adamant University to accept the genuineness of the north-east students’ concerns and to withdraw the paper. Apart from the issue of the compulsory Hindi language paper, NEFIS has also helped mobilize north-east students across the board on glaring problems like police inaction on complaints by north-east youth, police atrocities and also on highly sensitive issues like sexual harassment of north-east women in Delhi.

 

The concerted efforts of Chinglen Khumukcham and Thanglunmang Khongsai as members of NEFIS have been helping to gradually spread larger sense of solidarity amongst students of different communities/nationalities of North-East . An indication of such solidarity and growing radicalization of youth politics is reflected in the simple fact that for the first time a Kuki student has been elected to the post of MSAD General Secretary. It is hoped that the emerging solidarity amongst different communities of the north-east will prove longstanding, and will be nurtured in letter and spirit by the newly elected Executive Committee of MSAD. The newly elected President and General Secretary hope that MSAD politics is not only radicalized further, but that students of Manipur in large numbers become more active in the progressive and democratic movement existing in Delhi.

 

NEFIS pledges to extend full support and to work with the newly elected Executive Committee of MSAD in order to usher in an egalitarian, democratic and progressive functioning of society.

 

Yours Sincerely

Ginminlun Haokip

North-East Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS)

Contact: 7838983871 Email: nefis.delhi@gmail.com

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North-East Forum For International Solidarity – PR – Agitating North-East students turn violent due to callous approach of DU authorities

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Agitating North-East students turn violent due to callous approach of DU authorities.

The protesters block Ramjas Chowk and break the gate of Proctor’s Office during the agitation against imposition of compulsory language.

The North-East Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS) has been running a campaign to oppose the imposition of Hindi/MILs (Modern Indian Languages) on the students of ‘north-east’ from the next academic session. The compulsory language course is part of the foundational course of the four year undergraduate program. NEFIS along with individuals and other organizations like MASAD has already held two protests, the first on 22nd March when a memorandum was submitted, and the second on 25th of March when we again approached the Delhi University (DU) authorities to seek a response from them. Since no response was forthcoming, today NEFIS again organized a massive demonstration in the University which blocked Ramjas Chowk and then also broke the barricade outside Dean/Proctor Office. This being an issue that concerns all the students from the North-East and from other marginalized communities of our country; NEFIS took the initiative to organize a joint protest of students from all these different communities, especially those from the North-East.

Agitating North-East students turn violent due to callous approach of DU authorities.  The protesters block Ramjas Chowk and break the gate of Proctor’s Office during the agitation against imposition of compulsory language.

Agitating North-East students turn violent due to callous approach of DU authorities.
The protesters block Ramjas Chowk and break the gate of Proctor’s Office during the agitation against imposition of compulsory language.

We gathered at 2:00pm at the Vivekanand Statue, Faculty of Arts, Delhi University and held a public meeting. Speakers from various different communities of the North-East spoke to the gathering and condemned the chauvinist tendency of the University administration. This was followed by sloganeering and a procession which was taken out throughout the campus. The procession of enraged students blocked the Ramjas Chowk for nearly half an hour before proceeding towards the Proctor’s Office. On reaching the main gate of the Dean Students’ Welfare/Proctor’s Office, the students found that it had been barricaded by the University’s private security and the local police. Even after hours of sloganeering nobody from the administration came to talk to us. This cavalier attitude displayed by the administration enraged the crowd which then broke the gate and rushed to the Dean’s office. Rather than understanding the anxiety of the students, the authorities instructed their private security to manhandle the students, including women students. Some men students were even boxed by the security guards. Shockingly, sexist abuses were hurled at the students as they approached the Proctor Office after crossing the barricade.

The enraged students went onto burn a copy of the proposed syllabus that is going to be introduced in the next academic session. This was followed by a public meeting in which it was collectively decided that we would stage our next protest at the HRD ministry; the date for which would be decided in the next meeting.

In the coming academic year, Delhi University’s administration is going to introduce a new syllabus according to which it would become compulsory for students of all courses to do a foundational course during the first year of their graduation. In this foundation course they would be required to opt for a language which would either be Hindi or one of the Modern Indian languages (MILs). It is our opinion that the compulsory imposition of Hindi and other MILs would cause immense hardships for the students who belong to communities that speak neither Hindi nor one of the MILs.  There would be problems even for the communities that speak MILs like Manipuri, Assamese etc. because the infrastructure and faculty strength for these languages is too small to be able to cover the whole of university.  This step amounts to nothing less than cultural chauvinism on part of the university administration directed against the communities from the North-East because most of them are not adept in any of the languages of the mainland India. The new syllabus, if it is allowed to come into force, would put the students of the North-East under serious disadvantage vis-à-vis students of rest of the country. This gross neglect of the special needs of the students of the North-East is not a new thing. It is our observation that in the framing of university polices the interests of the students from the North-East is always neglected. It is for this reason that we made this fresh instance of bias an occasion for us to rise above community lines and put forward a united protest to safeguard our common interests.

Yours Sincerely

Chinglen Khumukcham and Thanglunmang Khongsai.

NEFIS (North-East Forum for International Solidarity)

For details-7838983871

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Admission Counselling by Manipur Students’ Association Delhi

Office of the Manipur Students’ Association Delhi (MSAD) Estd.1971 ApunbanaYaiphare; Unity is Victory e-mail: msad.manipur[at]gmail.com  Website: www.msadmanipur.com Ref: 2012 MSAD 01062012/PR Admission Counselling Press release Dated: 01-06-2012 Th…

Office of the Manipur Students’ Association Delhi (MSAD) Estd.1971 ApunbanaYaiphare; Unity is Victory e-mail: msad.manipur[at]gmail.com  Website: www.msadmanipur.com Ref: 2012 MSAD 01062012/PR Admission Counselling Press release Dated: 01-06-2012 The Manipur Students’ Association Delhi (MSAD) is going to hold academic as well as admission counselling for the academic session 2012-2013 for admission to various courses in the […]

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The spread of Red

Times of India The same year, recall old-timers, about 10 Delhi University students from Manipur… more »

Times of India The same year, recall old-timers, about 10 Delhi University students from Manipur… more »

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MSAD Election Result 2011

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Office of the

Manipur Students’ Association Delhi

New Delhi

Ref: MSAD 20111119 ER

MSAD Election Result

Press Release

It is hereby notified to all the members, volunteers, advisors, patrons and well wishers of MSAD that vide MSAD Annual General Election Scrutiny and Oath Taking for the MSAD Executive Term 2011-2012 held on 13 and 19 November 2011, the Election Committee have declared the following candidates as declared elected to the respective posts mentioned against their names.

MSAD Executive Term 2011-2012

 

 

Name and Institution                                                              MSAD Executive Post

Mr. Shafikul Haque, Sikkim Manipal University                                 President

Mr. Yoiremba Mutum, Satyawati College, Delhi University    Vice-President

Mr. Thoi Thoi Kongkham, Delhi University                            General Secretary

Mr. Johnson Soibam, Zakir Hussain College, Delhi University            Organisation Secretary

Mr. Dapin Sagolsem, Hans Raj College, Delhi University        Finance Secretary

Md. Haroonu Rasheed, Satyawati College, Delhi University   Public Relations Secretary

Sheikh Abdul Hakim, Rajdhani College, Delhi University       Academic & Magazine Secretary

Md. Yunush Ahmed, Shyam Lal College (E), Delhi University           Games & Sports Secretary

Mr. Johnson Chingakham, Satyawati College, Delhi University          Cultural Secretary

 

Sd/-

Chairperson,

Election Committee MSAD.

19 November 2012

More details at the following link

MSAD press release

MSAD 20111119 Executive Term 2011-2012

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Words of condolence : Manipur Students Association, Delhi

With profound grief and sorrow we inform the sad demise of Mr. Hosea Laldinsang Sinate S/o Romanglien Sinate Sielmat (Imphal/Sielmat CCpur),  a student of BSc.Physic Honors (1st yr) in KMC,… Read more »

With profound grief and sorrow we inform the sad demise of Mr. Hosea Laldinsang Sinate S/o Romanglien Sinate Sielmat (Imphal/Sielmat CCpur),  a student of BSc.Physic Honors (1st yr) in KMC, Delhi University, North Campus. MSAD express deep condolence to the family of (late)Mr. Hosea Laldingsang Sinate. His presence will be always missed among us. May his soul rest in peace.

 

President(MSAD)
Apunbana Yaipharae
(Unity is Victory)
Manipur Students’ Association Delhi
(Estd. 1971)
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