A bid to submit a memorandum to the Chief Minister by the candidates who appeared in the DPC for appointment of havildars and constable radio telephone officers CRTC in the police department was foiled by the police today before they reached the CM’s…
A bid to submit a memorandum to the Chief Minister by the candidates who appeared in the DPC for appointment of havildars and constable radio telephone officers CRTC in the police department was foiled by the police today before they reached the CM’s bungalow Source Hueiyen News Service
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This can happen only in Manipur Source The Sangai Express
This can happen only in Manipur Source The Sangai Express
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Asserting the important role of writers in leading the society to the path of truth, Agriculture, Labour and Employement Minister, Ph Parijat today said the society with people having a culture of reading books moves faster in the development race So…
Asserting the important role of writers in leading the society to the path of truth, Agriculture, Labour and Employement Minister, Ph Parijat today said the society with people having a culture of reading books moves faster in the development race Source Hueiyen News Service
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The proscribed KCP celebrated its 31st raising day on April 14 where the party’s president Laba Meitei conveyed best greetings to all the indigenous people of kangleipak and fellow revolutionaries Source The Sangai Express
The proscribed KCP celebrated its 31st raising day on April 14 where the party’s president Laba Meitei conveyed best greetings to all the indigenous people of kangleipak and fellow revolutionaries Source The Sangai Express
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Over 130 farmers from different parts of the state took part in a one day farmers’ leadership training programme organized by the All Manipur Progressive Farmers’ Association AMPFA at its office at Keishampat Junction under the initiative of the Agri…
Over 130 farmers from different parts of the state took part in a one day farmers’ leadership training programme organized by the All Manipur Progressive Farmers’ Association AMPFA at its office at Keishampat Junction under the initiative of the Agriculture Department Source Hueiyen News Service
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Do not politicise attack: UNCCalcutta TelegraphSix Manipur Rifles personnel, including two havildars, who were escorting him, and two other civilians, including a driver, were killed in the ambush while five jawans were injured. This is the first major…
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Do not politicise attack: UNC
Calcutta Telegraph Six Manipur Rifles personnel, including two havildars, who were escorting him, and two other civilians, including a driver, were killed in the ambush while five jawans were injured. This is the first major attack by militants in Manipur in the past few … United Naga Council on MLA attack |
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Imphal, April 17: Blood banks in Manipur require 20,000 units of blood in a year but only 2000 units are available. Lack of voluntary blood donors is behind the heavy shortage of blood in these banks as against the heavy demand for blood. An official …
Imphal, April 17: Blood banks in Manipur require 20,000 units of blood in a year but only 2000 units are available. Lack of voluntary blood donors is behind the heavy shortage of blood in these banks as against the heavy demand for blood. An official source said that blood available in the three licensed blood […]
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IMPHAL, April 17: With an objective to impart proper guidance to students and to maintain good careers, a two day workshop on “ Career Guidance” opened today at Manipur Forest Training School, Koirengei. The opening function was attended by Dr. S …
IMPHAL, April 17: With an objective to impart proper guidance to students and to maintain good careers, a two day workshop on “ Career Guidance” opened today at Manipur Forest Training School, Koirengei. The opening function was attended by Dr. S Gyaneshwar, Retd. Principal DM College of Science. The two days workshop was organized by […]
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BOMDILA, April 17: With only a week’s time ahead for the 25th North-East Games 2011, the West Kameng DC Rinchin Tashi and Director Sports & Youth Affairs DK Dinglow has reviewed the preparation for the games in a meeting with all the executing a…
BOMDILA, April 17: With only a week’s time ahead for the 25th North-East Games 2011, the West Kameng DC Rinchin Tashi and Director Sports & Youth Affairs DK Dinglow has reviewed the preparation for the games in a meeting with all the executing agencies, organizing committee members and HODs of the district here today. The […]
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IMPHAL, April 17: All Manipur Progressive Farmers’ Association (AMPFA) organised a day-long farmers leadership training programme at its office today. Deputy Director of Agriculture Department, G Samu Kabui, AMPFA president Joy Nongmaithem, Deputy D…
IMPHAL, April 17: All Manipur Progressive Farmers’ Association (AMPFA) organised a day-long farmers leadership training programme at its office today. Deputy Director of Agriculture Department, G Samu Kabui, AMPFA president Joy Nongmaithem, Deputy Director Soil Chemist of Agriculture Department, Ph Rajendra and Man League Manipur president Nongleima Haobam Ongbi were the chief guest, president and […]
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GUWAHATI, April 17 – The Hindi remake of path-breaking Assamese classic Dr Bezbaruah is all set to hit the silver screen on May 16, the date fixed for its all-India release. Titled as Shivam, the flick is based on the original screenplay written by …
GUWAHATI, April 17 – The Hindi remake of path-breaking Assamese classic Dr Bezbaruah is all set to hit the silver screen on May 16, the date fixed for its all-India release. Titled as Shivam, the flick is based on the original screenplay written by acclaimed filmmaker Brojen Barua in 1969 for Dr Bezbaruah. The music […]
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Imphal, April 15. There’s a concert coming on 16th of April 2011 at Imphal featuring Lou Majaw, Phoenix, ReCycle, Carlton Kitto Jazz Ensemble(Kolkata) at BOAT, Imphal, at 4:30 PM. Phoenix/… Read more »
April Shower 2011 – on 16th of April at Imphal featuring Lou Majaw, Phoenix, ReCycle, Carlton Kitto Jazz Ensemble(Kolkata) at BOAT, Imphal, at 4:30 PM.
Imphal, April 15. There’s a concert coming on 16th of April 2011 at Imphal featuring Lou Majaw, Phoenix, ReCycle, Carlton Kitto Jazz Ensemble(Kolkata) at BOAT, Imphal, at 4:30 PM. Phoenix/ Phynyx regrouped after years. They won the North-East Beat Contest in 1990, IIT-Mumbai Mood Indigo rock competition, BITS Pilani Rocktaves ’93 etc. In an opinion poll conducted by the readers of the ‘Rock Street Journal’ magazine they were also one among top 5 bands along side – Bangalore Thrashers Millennium, Delhi’s Parikrama, Indus Creed and Agni (Pune). Their ballad ‘Woman’ can be downloaded from : http://www.amabilisinsania.com/rock/the-great-indian-rock-ii/
An album of Phoenix is put up at Facebook. One very recent photo and a lot of old ones.
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Lou Majaw, Phoenix, ReCycle, Carlton Kitto Jazz Ensemble(Kolkata) on 16th April 2011 @ BOAT, Imphal, 4:30pm
Lou Majaw, ReCycle, Carlton kitto Jazz Ensemble(Kolkata) on 17th April 2011 @ AR Campus Churchandpur, 4:30pm.
Phoenix – 2011
Phoenix – the oldest photo
Phoenix – mid-1990's
Phoenix – mid-1990's
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AIZAWL, April 17 : Mizoram generates only 13.5 MW though the State has a potential to generate 4,500 MW. According to Mizoram Power and Electricity department’s latest report, the State has a potential of generating 4,500 MW but produces only 13.5 M…
AIZAWL, April 17 : Mizoram generates only 13.5 MW though the State has a potential to generate 4,500 MW. According to Mizoram Power and Electricity department’s latest report, the State has a potential of generating 4,500 MW but produces only 13.5 MW currently which is only 0.60 per cent of the total potential of the […]
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DELHI, Apr 17 (NEPS): The Center’s interlocutor to political talks with the NSCN (IM) RS Pandey, IAS, was happy with the progress of the talks and with the sincerity from… Read more »
Photo Cap: RS Pandey, Center’s Interlocutor for Talks. Picture by Oken Jeet Sandham
DELHI, Apr 17 (NEPS): The Center’s interlocutor to political talks with the NSCN (IM) RS Pandey, IAS, was happy with the progress of the talks and with the sincerity from both sides. He, however, refused to say any time frame for the final solution to the protracted Naga political issue, but expressed hope that solution would be sooner than later.
In an exclusive interview with Oken Jeet Sandham, Editor of NEPS, here at his Delhi residence today, the Center’s Interlocutor made a very cautious response when asked about any time frame on the issue. He said, “Time will come when I will talk (about time bound).” “Let us do the work first.”
When he was asked about the statements issued from both sides (Government of India and the NSCN-IM) that talks were progressing and were positive and both sides were sincere and as such why was it that he was not saying anything concrete on the issue, Pandey said, “Look, it is true that both sides are sincere. We want solution and we have made progress but nothing is final till everything is final.”
“Let us hope for the best,” he stated.
Pressed further to elaborate, the former Nagaland Chief Secretary of 1972 IAS Batch of Nagaland Cadre, cited an example in Nagamese in a logical manner, “Moikhan kinika peace process te jai ase, moi laga opinion kobo. Itu Dimapur para Kohima jabole aha nisina ase. Moikhan sub gari loikene, bhat khai kene Kohima jabole ready hoise. Kintu rasta te ki hobo na jane, kile mane monsoon season bhi ase. Landslide kono ba kono ba jagah te thaki bo pare. Hoilebi, chhoto moto landslip to safa korikene jai jabo kintu Kaunba dangor landslide para roadblock hoile, bypass banai kene Kohima punchibole try koribo. Kintu kitiya Kohima Punchibo Kobole tan ase to.” (I shall share my opinion with you as to what is the position of the progress in this regard. It is like a journey from Dimapur to Kohima. We all are ready to leave from Dimapur. We however do not know what would happen on the way to Kohima because it is monsoon season. There may be landslides. But we shall try to reach Kohima by clearing those small roadblocks. If we can’t due to heavy roadblocks, we shall try to make bypasses to reach Kohima. Yet it is difficult to say precisely when we shall reach Kohima.” )
Pandey however said, “All concerned should hope and pray that we reach a settlement sooner than later.”
It may be mentioned that the former Nagaland Chief Secretary was appointed as Center’s Interlocutor for talks with NSCN (IM). His status is that of the Cabinet Secretary to the Government of India. The Center has full confidence in him that solution to the longstanding Naga issue would be found as early as possible.
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By Oken Jeet Sandham/NEPS DELHI, Apr 17 (NEPS): The Government of India is hopeful of seeing solution to the over-60-year-old Naga political issue by the year end. Talks between the… Read more »
GK Pillai, Home Secretary, Govt of India, at his Office Delhi —Pic By Oken Jeet Sandham
By Oken Jeet Sandham/NEPS
DELHI, Apr 17 (NEPS): The Government of India is hopeful of seeing solution to the over-60-year-old Naga political issue by the year end. Talks between the Government of India and the NSCN (IM) have also progressed a lot and to realize this dream (solution by year end), the people of Nagaland should also do a lot of homework, GK Pillai, Home Secretary to the Government of India, told to Oken Jeet Sandham, NEPS Editor, during a discussion here at national capital, Delhi.
The Home Secretary expressed his deep happiness on the substantial progress made to the peace process between the Center and the NSCN IM). He said NSCN (IM) General Secretary Thuingaleng Muivah while in Nagaland made statement that there was substantial progress in the talks with the Government of India. On his return to Delhi, the discussions resumed with Center’s interlocutor RS Pandey.
Pandey had been engaging in rounds of discussions with the leaderships of the NSCN (IM). “We are happy that there has been substantial progress in the peace process,” Pillai stated.
When asked about any timeframe for solution to the Naga issue, the Home Secretary said, “We are negotiating with the NSCN (IM) and can’t say details of it.”
The Center’s interlocutor was seriously engaging in negotiations with NSCN (IM) leaderships and also Muivah was making statement about the substantial progress in the talks while in Nagaland. “We have confidence in them and are happy with the progress,” he said.
But to realize this dream, they also depended much on the negotiations between the Center the NSCN (IM), while at home in Nagaland, people also should do a lot of homework, he asserted. So that the peace process would move forward and expediting. With these efforts and the momentum at the moment, it was hoped that the solution to the protracted Naga issue would be found by the year end,” the Home Secretary asserted.
Asked if the Center would take into account the States of the region where the Nagas inhabit before entering into final settlement, Pillai said these states would be consulted before entering into any final settlement to the Naga issue. “Everybody wants solution not only in Nagaland,” he said stressing that the “basic aim is that they have to strike a harmony and bring honorable settlement to the issue.”
On Niephiu Rio Government’s facilitating role to the peace process, the Home Secretary said, “We think they (Neiphiu Rio Government) can do much more than that.”
He further explained that the Nagaland Government remained neutral, watching the Government of India and NSCN (IM) talks. “I think they should (State Government) involve in the process,” he stated.
Asked when the Center would start talks with the NSCN (K) which also had ceasefire with them since 2001, Pillai said, “We are waiting right opportunity and will do (talks) at the correct time.” “After a little bit of progress with the NSCN (IM) from the present stage, we shall start talks with NSCN (K) including State Government of Nagaland with fully in picture,” he revealed.
Pillai also expressed unhappiness on the recent spurt of factional violence claiming lives in both sides. In last two years, factional clashes came down to “zero,” but in last few months, this ghost of factional clashes resurfaced, even in loss of lives in both sides, he said terming it as “unfortunate.”
He, however, hoped that better sense would prevail soon. Any difference should be resolved through dialogue not through violence, he asserted.
On the ENPO’s demand of separate “Frontier Nagaland,” Pillai said, “This is rather for the people of Nagaland to have a discussion and not anything with the Government of India to do so.”
The Home Secretary, however, admitted that the Government of India had received the memorandum from the ENPO demanding for a separate statehood as “Frontier Nagaland” by carving out four districts—Tuensang, Mon, Longleng and Kiphire.
He further disclosed that they already sent the matter to the State Government of Nagaland. “We have not received any response from them so far,” he stated.
The ENPO pointed out discrimination as main point for demanding separate statehood. Pillai said if such issue was there, the State Government should solve it with the people of this region.
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IMPHAL, Apr 17: All Manipur Rickshaw Drivers and Pullers’ Association celebrated its 12th foundation day anniversary at GM Hall today with family members leading the gathering in offering floral tribute at the portraits of departed members of th…
IMPHAL, Apr 17: All Manipur Rickshaw Drivers and Pullers’ Association celebrated its 12th foundation day anniversary at GM Hall today with family members leading the gathering in offering floral tribute at the portraits of departed members of the Association. Presenting the keynote address, Association secretary Th Basanta stated that movement for unifying rickshaw pullers to […]
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Shillong, April 17: 71 teams of amateur adventurists from more than 20 countries will be driving tiny three-wheeled auto-rickshaws roughly 4000 kilometers from Cochin, Kerela to Shillong, Meghalaya in the international event called the ‘Rickshaw Run…
Shillong, April 17: 71 teams of amateur adventurists from more than 20 countries will be driving tiny three-wheeled auto-rickshaws roughly 4000 kilometers from Cochin, Kerela to Shillong, Meghalaya in the international event called the ‘Rickshaw Run’. The teams start on April 17 from Cochin and finish at Hotel Pinewood, Shillong on April 30. Organized by […]
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IMPHAL April 17 (IFP): Convenor of Four Hopes, Nishikanta Kh, in a press release states that Four Hopes (under the aegis of MMC) is organizing “Miss Manipur 2011” beauty contest under the theme ‘Beauty with Compassion and a Mission’ on May 20,…
IMPHAL April 17 (IFP): Convenor of Four Hopes, Nishikanta Kh, in a press release states that Four Hopes (under the aegis of MMC) is organizing “Miss Manipur 2011” beauty contest under the theme ‘Beauty with Compassion and a Mission’ on May 20, at BOAT, Palace Compound. The main objective of the organization is to encourage […]
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IMPHAL, April 17: LPG agencies have reportedly been charging extra money higher than the price fixed by the IOC for enrolment of new customers. Gas agencies have been charging Rs 4500 to Rs 5800 inclusive of the price of a gas stove and one cylinder f…
IMPHAL, April 17: LPG agencies have reportedly been charging extra money higher than the price fixed by the IOC for enrolment of new customers. Gas agencies have been charging Rs 4500 to Rs 5800 inclusive of the price of a gas stove and one cylinder for enrolment of a new customer. However, these prices vary […]
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Shillong, April 17: Despite being dubious for militancy related incidents, a block in Meghalaya has set an example by achieving almost 100 person days under Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme. The Samanda Community and Rural Dev…
Shillong, April 17: Despite being dubious for militancy related incidents, a block in Meghalaya has set an example by achieving almost 100 person days under Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme. The Samanda Community and Rural Development Block in East Garo Hills district has achieved the unique distinction of 99.97 person days per household […]
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