New border gate to open at Tamu

Nay Pi Daw, Nov 30 : Pilgrims, traders and adventurous holidaymakers can soon look forward to the opening of a new border gate between India and Myanmar, officials say. Immigration Minister U Thein Swe said the new international border gate at Tamu, …

Nay Pi Daw, Nov 30 : Pilgrims, traders and adventurous holidaymakers can soon look forward to the opening of a new border gate between India and Myanmar, officials say. Immigration Minister U Thein Swe said the new international border gate at Tamu, Sagaing Region, would open soon.

Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/new-border-gate-to-open-at-tamu/

Exclusive Photos: Phaikoh Village Manipur Myamar Border, where Indian Army were supposedly picked up by Helicopter after the operation

Phaikoh Village lies in the border between Manipur (India) and Myanmar.  The famous ‘Myanmar attack’ that Indian Army have claimed to have carried out against Naga/Metei millitant camps in the Manipur

Phaikoh Village lies in the border between Manipur (India) and Myanmar.  The famous ‘Myanmar attack’ that Indian Army have claimed to have carried out against Naga/Metei millitant camps in the Manipur Myamar border or inside Myanmar, to take revenge against Manipur Ambush at Chandel which killed 20 soldiers, wouldn’t have been possible without passing through Phaikoh Village, Ukhrul Manipur. Photo journalist and freelancer Deepak Shijagurumayum and few of his friends visited the border village to find out the truth.

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School children returning from school in Phaikoh Village, Ukhrul, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum.
View of Angko Hill where the operation took place by the Indian Army in Tamu District, Myanmar. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
Road in Tamu District, Myanmar. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
The ground which served as a helipad for the Indian army, involed in the operation in Myanmar at Phaikoh Village, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
The ground which served as a helipad for the Indian army, involed in the operation in Myanmar at Phaikoh Village, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
Primary school in Phaikoh Village, Ukhrul, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
Primary school in Phaikoh Village, Ukhrul, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
View of Phaikoh Village, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
View of Phaikoh Village, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
View of Phaikoh Village, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
View of Phaikoh Village, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
Janghen Jangkholem, Secretary Paikoh Village at the border pillar number 102 at the border in Paikoh Village, Ukhrul, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
View of Phaikoh Village, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
Nampan Lok/River which traversing near India-Myanmar border at Phaokoh Village, Manipur. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
View of Angko Hill where the operation took place by the Indian Army in Tamu District, Myanmar. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum
Jungle in Tamu District, Myanmar. Express photo by Deepak Shijagurumayum

 

 

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2015/06/exclusive-photos-phaikoh-village-manipur-myamar-border-where-indian-army-were-supposedly-picked-up-by-helicopter-after-the-operation/