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KEN announces free computer skill development course

IMPHAL, Aug 4 : Knowledge Exchange Network (KEN) Manipur has announced its first ever fully sponsored free employment generating computer skill development course in Imphal. The course will commence from September first week.
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Job Openings at KEN

About the organisation: KEN is a non political and not for profit association of people of Manipur origin and their friends living in different parts of the world with varied professional backgrounds, experiences, skills and expertise. It was formally founded in Boston, USA, in 2014 titled as ‘Boston Convention’. However, the founders began their journey […]

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Launch of new international professional Manipuri Diaspora group

KEN Boston Convention Press Release: Launch of new international professional Manipuri Diaspora group The Knowledge Exchange Network, KEN, has been founded, and is open to all non resident Manipuri professionals and

KEN Boston Convention Press Release: Launch of new international professional Manipuri Diaspora group

The Knowledge Exchange Network, KEN, has been founded, and is open to all non resident Manipuri professionals and business people across the world.

The Knowledge Exchange Network was conceived and initiated in the year 2011 by three non resident Manipuris, with the main objective of creating employment, and enhancing economic progress in Manipur. It was innaugurated on Saturday 26 July 2014 in Boston, Massachusetts, where Dr. Irengbam Mohendra Singh, Ajit Thokchom, Lakshmikant Laikangbam and Kelvin Ashem were elected President, Vice President, General Secretary and Finance Secretary respectively.

The following day, Sunday 27 July, at the Hilton Hotel, Boston, local and overseas dignitaries, international corporate houses and social organisations, attended a video-linked convention with special focus on Information Technology (IT) and Tourism.

From Imphal the keynote address was given by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Manipur, Shri O. Ibobi Singh through an online video link when he welcomed and praised the endeavour of this newly formed organisation. He also outlined various governmental programmes which Manipur Government has been pursuing and gave a directive of the aims of the government for which he sought active contributions from Manipuri NRIs towards building a strong and well- developed Manipur.

The newly elected President of KEN, Dr. Irengbam Mohendra expressed his confidence that KEN will be able to do just that.

During the conference, through audio-video link, Mr. Rajesh Kumar, the principal secretary for information technology, Manipur government, encouraged and motivated the gathering at Boston by giving an elucid power point presentation on the present available opportunities. He also enumerated the various future plans of the state-related IT in relevant fields and invited Manipuri diasporas to contribute in Manipur’s developments with their experience and innovative skills.

Dr. Dhabali, President of Manipur Tourism Forum, MTF, also made a power point presentation on lucrative tourism opportunities in Manipur and the various plans the Tourism Forum has for making tourism in Manipur attractive.

The historical event in Boston was also attended by NRIs from other Indian communities from various professional backgrounds. In Imphal, the occasion was also attended by Deputy CM Gaikhangam, M. Oken Singh – the Education Minister, Irengbam Hemochandra Singh, the PHED Minister, O. Nabakishore Singh – Additional Chief Secretary and other civil servants. Members of the media from ISTV, and O Surja Singh – founder of Manipur Green Army Organisation, were also present.

Minister Irengbam Hemochandra stated that a 1000-mile journey starts with a single journey and he likened KEN’s foundation as a single journey.

Finally, in closing the convention, Mr. Dhrita Kumar from Boston, Senior Advisor of KEN gave the Vote of Thanks.

Dr.Ngangbam Shantikumar Meetei goes for Mr. World: for Manipur

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Dr.Ngangbam Shantikumar Meetei goes for Mr. World: for Manipur Hello everyone! My name is Dr. Ngangbam Shantikumar Meetei, Senior Mr. Asia No. 1. Some of you might have heard about me and some of you haven’t yet. I have settled … Continue reading →

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Dr.Ngangbam Shantikumar Meetei goes for Mr. World: for Manipur

Hello everyone! My name is Dr. Ngangbam Shantikumar Meetei, Senior Mr. Asia No. 1. Some of you might have heard about me and some of you haven’t yet. I have settled in Taipei, Taiwan as a Taiwanese citizen and been working as an English Professor for the last sixteen years. Besides my full time job, taking care of four kids I have competed and won many Taiwan nationals, East Asian (competed 3 times) and Asian Championships (competed six times). Not only these, I have also competed two times in Asian Games and six times in Mr. Universe.

Unfortunately, except the Mr. Sub Junior Manipur and Imphal West where I got first and second placings respectively, all the other championships I competed for JNU, Delhi, or Taiwan. Every time I won I was happy, excited and proud of myself. But deep inside my heart I was not really happy. Every time I won a contest I always asked this question in my heart, “Nahakkipoknapham, lairajarabi, wajarabi, kappatanamapunsikemlaba, mitlupirangkangbakhangjadraba, neihatpirabaEemaKangleipakkidikadai?” This question always tormented my heart. I have been thinking how I can compete, at least once for my home land Kangleipak, Manipur. I like to pay back something in my own capacity. But I never got the chance as I was always in Taiwan team. But this time I took the courage to be away from Taiwan Bodybuilding Federation and not to compete in the IFBB. And I am also free from Indian Federations. I have nothing to do with the Indian federations (2 Federations now). Instead, I chose to sponsor myself all the expenditure and compete for my long cherished dream – to compete for my beloved Mother, Kangleipak. I am ready to face any consequences I may face from Indian or Taiwan Federations. I also know, I will get nothing from the Government of Manipur or India, or Taiwan. It’s okay. I don’t expect either. As long as I can go for my long cherished dream, to go for my homeland Kangleipak and show to the whole world, that there is one tiny place called Manipur, whose people could defeat the Mainland Indians as well as the whole world in many fields, especially in sports, it is worth doing. I love my homeland, Kangleipak, Manipur.

Dr.Ngangbam Shantikumar Meetei goes for Mr. World: for Manipur

The reason for choosing to compete in the INBA’s Mr. World in Greece is that this is the right one for a natural bodybuilder like me. I belong here, and I wish many aspiring young bodybuilders from my homeland, Manipur as well as from Taiwan follow me in their venture to the top. I like them to see their bright future, as champions, not as sick bodybuilders who look big and strong but sick inside and disappear in a few years. For me bodybuilding is not just a sport to win some titles but it is part of my healthy and happy lifestyle. Of course, I love to compete, challenge and win to improve myself, and show I am somebody. But I don’t believe in winning, sacrificing my own health, my life and my family. That is why I love to compete in the INBA’s natural competitions. This is what I did before, and I will follow the same.

I have been training as best as I could for the last one year or so and have few days to go for the coming Mr. World Championship which will be held at Zakynthos, Greece from 5th to 7th July, 2013. I am not sure what position is stored for me in the championship. I may win with all your prayer and support, or may not. Winning and losing is part of the game. But I am already very happy and excited to represent my homeland, Kangleipak. I feel really proud to be the son of Manipur.

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CORPORATE GOALS & RESPONSIBILITIES: ECONOMIC, SOCIAL & HUMAN RIGHT

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CORPORATE GOALS & RESPONSIBILITIES: ECONOMIC, SOCIAL & HUMAN RIGHT (Discussion, Debates, Analyses and Recommendations in the light of global financial crisis and economic recession) Editor: Bishwajit Okram (KEN Member) About The Editor B.Okram: B.Okram first graduated as Bachelor of Commerce … Continue reading →

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About The Editor

B.Okram: B.Okram first graduated as Bachelor of Commerce (Hons.) from Delhi University in 1993. His sheer desire to learn continuously earned him few more academic and professional qualifications even after 1993. He did his 2 years post graduation in planning and management from the Indian Institute of Planning and Management, Delhi and graduated in 1995. Alongside with his corporate jobs he went on completing LL.B and LL.M from the Delhi University and the National University of Ireland respectively. He also started writing exams for professional accountant from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountant (ACCA), UK since 2009 and completed all the exams by December 2011. Following this, he became a member of ACCA and a qualified professional chartered accountant. In 2012, he was also awarded with a certificate of distinction in Freelance and Feature Writing course by the London School of Journalism, UK. He is also an Indian qualified lawyer and a member of Bar Council of Delhi. For some years before he came to Ireland, he practiced law at Delhi in many courts including Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court of India, mainly specializing in business, commercial and contractual law. He has a vast corporate experience of more than 15 years, in the area of accountancy, law, finance and management. Presently, he is working as a Finance Controller of C&F Manufacturing s.r.o, C&F Groups, Ireland. He has keen interests in finance, accountancy, business consultancy, corporate governance and CSR. His key interests are freelance writings and research works in these areas mentioned above.

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Thanks and Regards,
Lakshmikant Laikangbam
KEN coordinator
Boston USA

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PBD 2013 Participation Report by Dayanidhi Huidrom (KEN member)

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I have an opportunity (and honour as well!) to attend PBD 2013 at Cochin, Kerala. I am deeply indebted to Knowledge Exchange Networks (KEN) for sponsoring me as a representative of global manipuri. KEN is a global forum of Manipuri … Continue reading →

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What is PBD?
Pravasi Bharatya Divas , PBD in short, is a flagship program of Ministry of Indian Overseas Affairs. PBD 2013 at Cochin is the 11th edition and hosted by Government of Kerala. Hosting PBD is itself not only very prestigious but competitive too. As I learnt from Modi’s video conference and Vayalar Ravi’s speech, Gujarat has even applied for PBD 2015. Then, why PBD is so important? As evident from many data, invest from NRIs and/ or remittance play(s) a very significant role in the economy of a state. For example, one third of GDP of Kerala is contributed by remittance from non resident Keralites. Every state seeks an opportunity to advance and PBD is a perfect launchpad !

PBD 2013 Participation Report by Dayanidhi Huidrom (KEN member)

Like there are opportunities, there are also lot of dissatisfaction and repentance in the way NRIs complaints are being handled. Minster of OIA himself carefully listened and responded to most queries. That’s the beauty of PBD.

PBD 2013: Personal experience
Every PBD must have its own value and relevance. Due to the grace of KEN (Knowledge Exchange Network), I got the opportunity to attend 11th PBD held at Cochin, Kerala. After going through a lonely journey of three days, I finally reached Cochin on 6th Jan, 2012. That was perhaps the longest ever journey in my life. Though it was a solitary journey, I had a high hope that it would meet my expectation. Entering Kerela in train and also being a first time was all new and fresh, with coconut trees and most distinctly, houses interspersed in the jungle of ‘typical’ Kerala greens. Arriving Ennakalum/ Cochin exuded a taste of modern city though strong Kerala flavour still retained; be it coconut, banana chips or spicy food. Tired with three nights of sleepless journey, I slept to rejuvenate myself as soon as I got room and bed !

PBD 2013 Participation Report by Dayanidhi Huidrom (KEN member)

Warmth and natural beauty of Kerala gave me back the energy I had lost over the long journey. All the programmes were organised at Le Meridien Hotel except one programme hosted by Mr. Oomen Chandy, Kerala CM at Balgoty Palace, about 20 km from Le meridien. The importance and significance of PBD were also evident from the presence of Ministers like Honourable Union Ministers Vayalar Ravi, Salman Khursid, Kerala CM and many top minsters and officials round the clock.

The place I stayed and PBD took place i.e. Le Meridien was just 6 km. On the first day, I got my conference kits and hovering around all the beautiful stalls exhibited at the makeshift camp at the hotel campus. Two types of stalls were mostly prominent i.e. state stalls that was meant to attract NRI investors and banks to attract NRI to open account / deposit money. Bank believes that NRI are very rich (and rightly so!). It was a sigh of satisfaction that few progressive states took keen interest in showcasing their friendliness to investors. However, on the other side, I was bit disheartened when I could not find a single state from North East. To me, it is not only a matter of preparedness but also our inability to sync with the world. Or rater poignantly, “Do we really want to develop?”. States which can communicate with the world are less likely to be developed.

After gazing through stalls, I went to Oman hall, the epicenter of PBD 2013. The session was entirely dedicated to NRK at Gulf countries and quite evidently, their problems. The session was too dominated by Keralites and Malayali language that there were even complaints by non-Keralites to communicate with English to make it real PBD!

On the first day afternoon, I attended a seminar on ‘Skill Development’ organised in one of the halls at Le Meridien. Mrutyanjay Sarangi, Secretary, Ministry of labour and Employment, Government of India, in his address said government is targeting to train 250 million persons during the 12th plan. He calls for NRIs to tap the opportunity and play an active role. Shibu Baby John, Kerala’s Labour Minister, talked of a very important issue i.e. employability. In this line, Kerala govt is going to assess the employability and give training accordingly.

PBD was formally inaugurated was by Honourable Prime Minister of India Manmohan Singh on the 2nd day. Hall was already already packed and not allowed to enter. I had to content with the live telecast shown in the adjacent hall!

Second day afternoon session was on “Innovation and Technology”. Sam Pitroda, in his keynote address highlights some of the initiatives taken by UPA government. Formation of innovations clusters, high speed internet connectivity and knowledge sharing through National Knowledge Network (NKN), e-governance, National Innovation Search Examination (similar to NTSE) are being taken up, according to Sam Pitroda. Like other session, NRIs involvement and contribution were being sought.

Morning session on 3rd and last day of PBD was dedicated to all the states to attract NRI investors. I attended Gujarat session since I was keen to know Gujarat progress. After deliberation by principal secretary and showcasing Gujarat developments, Modi comes live via video! He gave a short speech followed by question- answers session. One thing I always admired about Gujarat was agricultural growth which is 10% as against national 5% average. PBD concluded with President valedictory speech. He also emphasised the importance of NRIs contribution in national economy.

Each day ended with mesmerising cultural performance followed by dinner. Quite happy to see Manipuri Ras Leela in a cultural show hosted by Kerala CM. Though we had no much impact on the national scene, our Ras Leela breaks it !

How PBD is linked to Manipur’s progress?
The first thing that came to our mind wrt to PBD is “What can we give back to society as diasporas?”. PBD is exactly a platform to execute that is churning in your mind. As we knew from Kerala economic status, diaspora cant be neglected. Facts speak : 1/3rd of kerala economy contributed NRKs (Non Resident Keralites) and 1/4th of bank accounts in Kerala are of NRKs. Above this a general fact is: Remittance from NRIs exceeds to that of FDI. It all signifies that diaspora can play a significant role in boosting economy and developing their homeland. Now we need look at our own context. We are compelled to ask, “Do we really create an environment where global Manipuri/ diasporas can contribute to state?”. It would be wrong to say step wasn’t started but at a rather slow process. Kudos must go to KEN for initiating dialogue and taking positive steps in uniting global Manipuris for a meaningful contribution to Manipur. State authority has its knowledge to this development. However, concrete steps are to be taken. If our state authority really wants to make use of global Manipuris talents scattering across the globe, best time is ‘now’ to start with.

PBD 2013 Participation Report by Dayanidhi Huidrom (KEN member)

Gujarat has its “Vibrant Gujarat”. Orissa, Rajasthan and other states have similar version. Should not we replicate similar model? Once the engagement process starts, ball will roll. Government should show some visible actions rather than shielding inside the glass ceiling.

Acknowledgement
I am grateful to KEN for endorsing me as representative and also for financial support.

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MTF and KEN-Manipur will work together to promote tourism in Manipur

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Members of Manipur Tourism Forum(MTF) and Knowledge Exchange Network(KEN)-Manipur had a meeting on 5th January 2013 at 5 pm in the Hotel Classic (Boardroom) and discussed various issues relating to the promotion tourism in Manipur. MTF members who attended the … Continue reading →

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MTF members who attended the meeting were Dr. Th Dhabali(President), Mr N Ibungochoubi(Vice President),Dr L Surjit(Vice President), Mr H Radhakrishna Sharma(Secretary),Mr Kh Krishnan Singh(Treasurer), Mr Santosh Shekhar, Mr Th Radheshyam Singh, Mr Babeshwar Singh, Mr W.Gokul Singh, Mr P.Kunjabihari, Mr Sommykanta Paonam and Mr Harjeet Sinam.

KEN-Manipur members who attended the meeting were Dr L. Jibonkumar Sharma, Mr Bishwajit Okram and Mr Kelvin Ashem.

Sitting Row ( L to R) : Mr Th Radheshyam Singh, Mr Kelvin(KEN) , Mr N,Ibungochoubi , Dr. Th.Dhabali(President-MTF), Mr Biswajit Okram(KEN) , Dr L.Jibonkumar Sharma (KEN)
Middle Row ( L to R): Dr L Surjit , Mr Babeshwar Singh, Mr W.Gokul Singh, Mr P.Kunjabihari, Mr H Radhakrishna Sharma(Secretary-MTF), Santosh Shekhar
Last Row (L to R: Kh Krishnan Singh(Treasurer-MTF) , Sommykanta Paonam , Harjeet Sinam

Both teams agreed to work together to promote tourism in Manipur. As tourists from Britain and Japan visit Manipur on a regular basis, KEN-Manipur will assist MTF in promoting Manipur in these countries by publicising the tourism potentials of the state and even organising road shows in near future.

Warm Regards,
Lakshmikant Laikangbam
KEN coordinator
Boston USA

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KEN-Manipur delegate at Pravasi Bharatiya Divas(PBD) 2013 at Kochi, Kerala

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Parvasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD), the flagship event of the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs, brings together the overseas Indian community over a three-day period from 7-9 January every year. PBD conventions are being held every year since 2003. The eleventh … Continue reading →

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The eleventh Pravasi Bharatiya Divas convention is being held at Hotel Le Meridien, Kochi, Kerala, India in January 7-9, 2013.

This year Dayanidhi Huidrom will attend the convention.

Brief profile of Dayanidhi Huidrom:

Dayanidhi Huidrom at Pravasi Bharatiya Divas(PBD) 2013 at Kochi, Kerala

Dayanidhi Huidrom completed his master (human nutrition) from University of Manitoba, Canada. He works in various organisations before joining University of Manitoba. He was a senior fellow of National innovation foundation. He was also with Manipur University as a junior research fellow. Besides science, he also has lot of interest in social entrepreneurism particularly in the field of agriculture and food. He also had his masters in food technology from Central Food Technological Research Institute, India. He now runs an NGO (Society for Agriculture, Food and Innovation). He may be joining University of Manitoba again to pursue PhD.

He is an active member of Knowledge Exchange Network(KEN) Manipur.

We have requested Overseas Indian Facilitation Center (OIFC) to facilitate meetings with concerned ministers/officers and Dayanidhi to discuss on topics related to socio-economic development of Manipur during the convention, memorandum related to the topics will also be submitted.

PBD 2013 details can be found at http://www.pbd-india.com

Thanks and Regards,
Lakshmikant Laikangbam
KEN coordinator
Boston, USA

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KEN Manipur awareness session in Sydney, Australia

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KEN Manipur awareness session will be held in Sydney, Australia on December 15th 2012 (Saturday) at 11 AM. Prithiviraj Potsangbam (KEN member) will be hosting the event. Bishwajit Okram (KEN founding member) from Ireland currently on vacation with his family … Continue reading →

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KEN Manipur awareness session will be held in Sydney, Australia on December 15th 2012 (Saturday) at 11 AM. Prithiviraj Potsangbam (KEN member) will be hosting the event. Bishwajit Okram (KEN founding member) from Ireland currently on vacation with his family in Australia will preside over the session.

KEN Manipur awareness session in Sydney, Australia

We invite all Manipuri Diasporas residing around Sydney to join the session and make some contribution for the socio-economic development of Manipur.

This is the first time KEN is hosting the awareness session in Australia and we plan to have more sessions in future.

Venue: Unit 2, 38-40, First Avenue, Eastwood, NSW 2122.

Please contact overseasmanipuris@gmail.com if you are interested in joining the session.

Thanks and Regards,
Lakshmikant Laikangbam
KEN coordinator.

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One day hand on training on Mapping Manipur using Google Mapmaker Institute of Co-operative Management(ICM), Lamphelpat

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One day hand on training on Mapping Manipur using Google Mapmaker Institute of Co-operative Management(ICM),Lamphelpat – A report Aeroshil Nameirakpam One Day workshop cum hands on training on “Manipur Mapup’ was held on Thursday, 22nd Nov. 2012 at the Conference … Continue reading →

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One day hand on training on Mapping Manipur using Google Mapmaker Institute of Co-operative Management(ICM),Lamphelpat – A report
Aeroshil Nameirakpam

One Day workshop cum hands on training on “Manipur Mapup’ was held on Thursday, 22nd Nov. 2012 at the Conference Hall of the Institute of Co-operative Management (ICM), Imphal (under the Ministry of Agriculture, Department of Co-operative , Government of India and National Council of Cooperative Training, New Delhi). The workshop was attended by about 200 participants who took active participation in learning the new technology and contributed in updating their local knowledge to Google Maps. This workshop was organized jointly by the students of MIMS, Manipur University and ICM, Imphal. It was the follow up of Google Mapmaker, Manipur mapping event which was organized jointly by the Bioinformatics Infrastructure Facility, Life Sciences, Department Manipur University and MIMS, M.U which was held on 22nd Oct., 2012.

One day hand on training on Mapping Manipur using Google Mapmaker Institute of Co-operative Management(ICM),Lamphelpat

In his address as Chief Guest, Prof. N. Irabanta Singh, Dean, School of life sciences, Manipur University quoted important points from the article “Discovery – New Routs – mapmaking for the people by the people” published in the Time of India (Hyderbad) 10th Nov., 2012 issue by Javad Anwar. Prof. Singh also thanks MIMS students under the guidance of Dr. Jibonkumar Sharma for organizing such an event. He also remarked that if proper guidance and leadership were provided to the students , they can achieve success in any initiative.Such an event is a perfect example of co-ordination between motivated students studying in Manipur and nonresident Manipuri’s living in different cities across India and abroad to bring about some positive change and for socio economic development of Manipur. Prof. Singh appealed to the participants that in the age of information technology you are to think globally and act locally for your motherland.
In his speech as Guest of honor, Dr. L. Jibonkumar Sharma, Director (i/c), Manipur Institute of Management Studies, M.U. emphasized the role of Information Technology and computer application in the present day Technology world. Dr. Sharma appreciated the initiative taken by the members of Manipuri Diaspora for taking lead role for uploading Google Map Making and Manipur Map which was volunteered by his students from MIMS. He further acknowledged the contribution of KEN, NAMA and EMA for their interest in organizing such an event.

In his presidential address, Dr. Kh. Somorandro Singh Director, ICM, Imphal expresses his appreciation to the student of MIMS, M.U. for organizing such an event. He also appealed to his faculty members to make good usage of the technology for its probable application in the Co-operative management. The inaugural function was closed with a vote thank from the ICM faculty member.

One day hand on training on Mapping Manipur using Google Mapmaker Institute of Co-operative Management(ICM)

This event was the first of the 3 events proposed to be organized by students of MIMS. The other two events will be organized in National Institute of Technology (NIT) and Manipur Institute of Technology (MIT), Manipur.

The writer is an IT Professional based in California, USA and he can be reached at aeroshil@gmail.com

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A report on One Day Workshop cum Hands-on Training on Google Mapmaker for Mapping Manipur

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A report on One Day Workshop cum Hands-on Training on Google Mapmaker for Mapping Manipur Aeroshil Nameirakpam One Day workshop cum hands-on training on Google Mapmaker for Mapping Manipur was organized on 22nd October 2012 at Life Sciences Department jointly … Continue reading →

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Announcement – Google workshop in Manipur University on 22-October-2012

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Mapping Manipur Project is an initiative jointly undertaken by Google Inc, India and KENs-Manipur (Knowledge Exchange Networks) team with the intention of setting up a platform where community users can contribute and built local area maps using Google Mapmaker tool. … Continue reading →

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KEN awareness session in Manipur University (MIMS’s auditorium)

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Knowledge Exchange Network (KEN) awareness session was organized in Manipur University (Manipur Institute of Management Studies’s auditorium) on August 29th 2012. The session was attended by – 1. Prof Irabanta Namairakpam (Dean Life Science, Manipur University) 2. Prof Jibon Lks … Continue reading →

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Manipur must engage its global diasporas for its own good

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Manipur must engage its global diasporas for its own good. By Bishwajit Okram from Republic of Ireland. Manipuris may be taken away from Manipur; but Manipur can never be taken away from Manipuris, be where they may. The culture, the … Continue reading →

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