A one day district level consultative workshop for Manipur State Action Plan on Climate Change was held today at SDWA Hall, Senapati district headquarters which was jointly organised by the Senapati district Students’ Association and Directorate of Env…
A one day district level consultative workshop for Manipur State Action Plan on Climate Change was held today at SDWA Hall, Senapati district headquarters which was jointly organised by the Senapati district Students’ Association and Directorate of Environment Source The Sangai Express
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No meaningful report of the entomological surveillance conducted in some areas of Manipur including Moreh in April by the National Institute of Malarial Research Centre, New Delhi under the Indian Council of Medical Research could be published till dat…
No meaningful report of the entomological surveillance conducted in some areas of Manipur including Moreh in April by the National Institute of Malarial Research Centre, New Delhi under the Indian Council of Medical Research could be published till date Source The Sangai Express
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Rajya Sabha MP, and former CM of Manipur, Rishang Keishing, inaugurated a Korea based Catherine Theological College and Seminary CTCS yesterday at Ukhrul Hunphun Khararphungtang, the first of its kind in Ukhrul ever since Christianity made its fora…
Rajya Sabha MP, and former CM of Manipur, Rishang Keishing, inaugurated a Korea based Catherine Theological College and Seminary CTCS yesterday at Ukhrul Hunphun Khararphungtang, the first of its kind in Ukhrul ever since Christianity made its foray in Ukhrul district Source The Sangai Express
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The 86th birth anniversary of noted literary figure Hijam Guno was celebrated today along with a seminar at Lamyanba Pakhang Shanglen in Palace Compound Source The Sangai Express
The 86th birth anniversary of noted literary figure Hijam Guno was celebrated today along with a seminar at Lamyanba Pakhang Shanglen in Palace Compound Source The Sangai Express
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Although the citizens of the State capital, Kohima must have heaved a sigh of relief from the scourge of the water scarcity due to the arrival of monsoon, the capital normally used to get only 1 Source NEPS
Although the citizens of the State capital, Kohima must have heaved a sigh of relief from the scourge of the water scarcity due to the arrival of monsoon, the capital normally used to get only 1 Source NEPS
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The Government on Thursday said it has sanctioned Rs 100 crore to boost rice cultivation in the eight North Eastern States, including Sikkim, this year under a Central scheme, National Food Security Mission NFSM Source The Sangai Express Press …
The Government on Thursday said it has sanctioned Rs 100 crore to boost rice cultivation in the eight North Eastern States, including Sikkim, this year under a Central scheme, National Food Security Mission NFSM Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India
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In a relief to inflation battered common man, petrol price was on Thursday cut by Rs 2 Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India
In a relief to inflation battered common man, petrol price was on Thursday cut by Rs 2 Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India
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In accordance with a resolution adopted by the North East Students’ Organisation NESO , AMSU has geared up to stage a sit in protest in front of Raj Bhavan here tomorrow Source The Sangai Express
In accordance with a resolution adopted by the North East Students’ Organisation NESO , AMSU has geared up to stage a sit in protest in front of Raj Bhavan here tomorrow Source The Sangai Express
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The incumbent Pradhan of Moirang Kampu Gram Panchayat, Wahengbam Dhiren has been accused of misappropriating huge amount of public money sanctioned from the Central and State Governments Source The Sangai Express
The incumbent Pradhan of Moirang Kampu Gram Panchayat, Wahengbam Dhiren has been accused of misappropriating huge amount of public money sanctioned from the Central and State Governments Source The Sangai Express
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The 25th anniversary of Onae Reh Dah The Great Battle of Oinam Operation Blue Bird would be observed on July 9 at Oinam village, Senapati under the theme ‘Towards Glorious Future’, conveyed a press release Source The Sangai Express
The 25th anniversary of Onae Reh Dah The Great Battle of Oinam Operation Blue Bird would be observed on July 9 at Oinam village, Senapati under the theme ‘Towards Glorious Future’, conveyed a press release Source The Sangai Express
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The Manipur Sericulture Project taken up with monetary assistance from the Government of Japan has fallen into doldrums Source The Sangai Express
The Manipur Sericulture Project taken up with monetary assistance from the Government of Japan has fallen into doldrums Source The Sangai Express
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Coming out strongly against the flip flop stand of the Medical Directorate over the merit list of the MBBS BDS entrance examination, the Democratic Students’ Association of Manipur has categorically demanded the resignation of Health Minister Phungzath…
Coming out strongly against the flip flop stand of the Medical Directorate over the merit list of the MBBS BDS entrance examination, the Democratic Students’ Association of Manipur has categorically demanded the resignation of Health Minister Phungzathang Tonsing, Health Commissioner Moses Chalai and Health Director Dr Sh Surchandra and added that until and unless the controversies are resolved, the counselling session scheduled to start from July 7 should not proceed Source The Sangai Express
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Governor Gurbachan Jagat’s address at the March 19 opening session of the 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly has failed to convince the Opposition bench with Trinamool Congress MLA Dr Ibohalbi belittling the speech as a repetition of previous sessions …
Governor Gurbachan Jagat’s address at the March 19 opening session of the 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly has failed to convince the Opposition bench with Trinamool Congress MLA Dr Ibohalbi belittling the speech as a repetition of previous sessions Source The Sangai Express
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The All India Christian Council condemns the recommendation put forth by the Indigenous People Forum to introduce the Manipur Freedom of Religion, the anti conversion law while stating that anti Conversion Bills are termed ‘draconian’ that violates the…
The All India Christian Council condemns the recommendation put forth by the Indigenous People Forum to introduce the Manipur Freedom of Religion, the anti conversion law while stating that anti Conversion Bills are termed ‘draconian’ that violates the fundamental and constitutional rights of fellow citizens Source The Sangai Express
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Mail News Service Imphal, June 28 : Loktak brigade under the aegis of Red Shield Division conducted a Harmony Meet at Longmai (Noney) on 27 Jun 2012. Village Heads, Secretaries, religious leaders, student organisations and Nishaband members of area of Haochong, Ijerong, Longmai (Noney) Rongkhong, Tupul, Marangching and Nungtek attended the same. The meeting was […]
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Imphal, June 28 : Loktak brigade under the aegis of Red Shield Division conducted a Harmony Meet at Longmai (Noney) on 27 Jun 2012. Village Heads, Secretaries, religious leaders, student organisations and Nishaband members of area of Haochong, Ijerong, Longmai (Noney) Rongkhong, Tupul, Marangching and Nungtek attended the same.
The meeting was conducted to review the situation which has been caused by inter factional clashes in Haochong area in the recent past and the propaganda being done by some proscribed outfits.
Village heads of Tupul, Marangching, Longmai, Ijerong, Rongkhong and Haochong expressed their views and their problems . They also requested that the presence of Security Forces in Haochong village should continue till the situation is peaceful.
Speaking at the end the Commander Loktak Brigade stated that all communities should remain united and not get involved in the tribal differences as these differences are exploited by various armed groups. The sufferers are the common man and the future generations as these unlawful activities by UGs is impending the progress and economic development of the area which has great potential. He further stated that the Red Shield Division is committed to peace in the area and is totally apolitical, against all armed groups and for peace and prosperity of the people of Manipur.
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Mail News Service New Delhi, June 28 : The north-eastern states of the country are getting Rs. 100 crore this year from the Agriculture Ministry for supporting various activities relating to rice cultivation, under the National Food Security Mission (NFSM). All the eight north-eastern States, including Sikkim, are being covered under NFSM-rice this year. Till […]
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New Delhi, June 28 : The north-eastern states of the country are getting Rs. 100 crore this year from the Agriculture Ministry for supporting various activities relating to rice cultivation, under the National Food Security Mission (NFSM).
All the eight north-eastern States, including Sikkim, are being covered under NFSM-rice this year. Till last year, only Assam was covered under NFSM-rice.
Under NFSM-rice, States are given assistance for a large number of activities including seed distribution, soil management, pest control, machines & tools, training and field demonstrations.
The interventions planned under NFSM are likely to improve rice yield, which is low in the northern-eastern states. It will also help the States in becoming self-sufficient in rice production.
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Imphal, June 28 NNN: A combined team of Thoubal district Police Commandos and personnel of 15 Assam Rifles today arrested an activist of the proscribed PREPAK along with weapons from Sangaiyumpham Palli Bazar in the district. The arrested is identified as Bhatacharjamayum Dinesh Sharma alias Dine, 38, son of Bh Dijamani, a resident of Khangabok […]
Imphal, June 28 NNN: A combined team of Thoubal district Police Commandos and personnel of 15 Assam Rifles today arrested an activist of the proscribed PREPAK along with weapons from Sangaiyumpham Palli Bazar in the district.
The arrested is identified as Bhatacharjamayum Dinesh Sharma alias Dine, 38, son of Bh Dijamani, a resident of Khangabok Cherapur Khunou Leikai Part-III in the district, a statement from the district Superintendant of Police, Dr Ak Jhalajit said.
One 9 mm pistol with four rounds, two .36 hand grenades, one mobile handset with two SIMs were seized from him, the police statement added.
The PREPAK activist was involved in hurling a hand grenade inside a grocery shop owned by one
Khangembam Kulabi of Khongjom Baaar, Thoubal district on May 7 last. He was also involved in another two incidents of lobbing hand grenades at another grocery shop belongs to one Thokchom Bhama of Khongjom Bazar on May 21 and June 20, police said.
Dinesh was also involved in serving demand notes to Kakching Lamkhai oil pump, Kakching Bazar oil pump and Wangjiong oil pump, the statement further added.
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New Delhi: United Progressive Alliance (UPA) presidential candidate Pranab Mukherjee Thursday filed his nomination Thursday for the July 19 presidential election, said he will start his campaign from June 30 and it will continue till July 15. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Lalu Yadav and others accompanied […]
New Delhi: United Progressive Alliance (UPA) presidential candidate Pranab Mukherjee Thursday filed his nomination Thursday for the July 19 presidential election, said he will start his campaign from June 30 and it will continue till July 15.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Lalu Yadav and others accompanied him.
“I was fortunate, honoured and humbled to be nominated by UPA as the candidate to the 14th presidential election. The UPA nomination was endorsed by a large number of political parties. I seek support of all those, including Trinamool, who have not yet decided (on whom to support),” Mukherjee told reporters after filing his nomination. He said the parties that have decided to oppose him have every right to do so in a democracy but those who have not yet made up their minds, should support him to serve the nation.
The Trinamool Congress, a major constituent of the ruling United Progressive Alliance (UPA), has said it will not support Mukherjee’s candidature. However, it has not announced support for the other candidate, PA Sangma, who is contesting with support from the BJP, some constituents of the NDA, the Biju Janata Dal and the AIADMK.
Mukherjee clarified that it’s the 14th presidential election to elect the 13th president of the country as the first president, Rajendra Prasad was elected twice to the country’s highest office. PA Sangma on Thursday also filed his nomination papers for the office of the President of India.
BJP veteran LK Advani, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley, BJP chief Nitin Gadkari, H Ananth Kumar, Rajnath Singh, Venkaiah Naidu, Vasundhara Raje, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, Janta Party chief Subramaniyan Swamy and Thambidurai of AIADMK accompanied Sangma. Among others who graced the occasion were Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Goa. Ahead of filing the papers, Sangma said that it is a victory of tribal people of the country and the Congress will pay a price for having for opposed his candidature.
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New Delhi: United Progressive Alliance (UPA) presidential candidate Pranab Mukherjee Thursday filed his nomination Thursday for the July 19 presidential election, said he will start his campaign from June 30 and it will continue till July 15.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Lalu Yadav and others accompanied him.
“I was fortunate, honoured and humbled to be nominated by UPA as the candidate to the 14th presidential election. The UPA nomination was endorsed by a large number of political parties. I seek support of all those, including Trinamool, who have not yet decided (on whom to support),” Mukherjee told reporters after filing his nomination. He said the parties that have decided to oppose him have every right to do so in a democracy but those who have not yet made up their minds, should support him to serve the nation.
The Trinamool Congress, a major constituent of the ruling United Progressive Alliance (UPA), has said it will not support Mukherjee’s candidature. However, it has not announced support for the other candidate, PA Sangma, who is contesting with support from the BJP, some constituents of the NDA, the Biju Janata Dal and the AIADMK.
Mukherjee clarified that it’s the 14th presidential election to elect the 13th president of the country as the first president, Rajendra Prasad was elected twice to the country’s highest office. PA Sangma on Thursday also filed his nomination papers for the office of the President of India.
BJP veteran LK Advani, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley, BJP chief Nitin Gadkari, H Ananth Kumar, Rajnath Singh, Venkaiah Naidu, Vasundhara Raje, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, Janta Party chief Subramaniyan Swamy and Thambidurai of AIADMK accompanied Sangma. Among others who graced the occasion were Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Goa. Ahead of filing the papers, Sangma said that it is a victory of tribal people of the country and the Congress will pay a price for having for opposed his candidature.
“My candidature was sponsored by the tribal forum of India, nominated by chief ministers of Orrissa and Tamil Nadu and backed by BJP and other NDA allies, I thank them for their support,” he said.
Taking on the Congress, Sangma said, “Tribal people of India have all along stood by the Indian National Congress, we expected that Congress will support (his candidature) but they did not support… they will know the effect of this action. Tribals in India are united and we will move together in future with a unity which was never seen in this country.”“Today is the victory of tribals,” Sangma stressed. sored by the tribal forum of India, nominated by chief ministers of Orrissa and Tamil Nadu and backed by BJP and other NDA allies, I thank them for their support,” he said.
Taking on the Congress, Sangma said, “Tribal people of India have all along stood by the Indian National Congress, we expected that Congress will support (his candidature) but they did not support… they will know the effect of this action. Tribals in India are united and we will move together in future with a unity which was never seen in this country.”“Today is the victory of tribals,” Sangma stressed.
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Mail News Service Imphal, June 28 : The Members of the Manipur Legislative Assembly today discussed the address of Governor Gurbhachan Jagat delivered on March 19 last and passed it unanimously. Chief Minister Okram Ibobi the state government is trying to improve health, communications, health, water supply . He went to other states to see […]
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Imphal, June 28 : The Members of the Manipur Legislative Assembly today discussed the address of Governor Gurbhachan Jagat delivered on March 19 last and passed it unanimously.
Chief Minister Okram Ibobi the state government is trying to improve health, communications, health, water supply . He went to other states to see the power projects he added. He said he monitored the power reforms taken up in the national capital with three private companies. Recently few persons came to him to ask for a transformer but when he asked if any of the villager can produce a receipt of power bill they were not able to produce it.
There is massive loss of power as there are large numbers of unauthorised connections he added.
Manipur government will start a joint venture by protecting all the employees of the state electricity department he added. About two lakhs power meters will be purchased . Solar power will be used on priority areas in far flung areas, hospitals, government institutes where power is required he added.
The Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal will be provided about Rs 40 cr to purchase equipments and the third batch of students will be admitted this year. The Planning commission has provided fund under Special Plan Assistance to the new hospital he said. He further said there is shortage of about 250 specialists in the state and only about 50 to 60 students complete their Post graduate .
He said he was surprised that officials were giving MGNREGS cards to four or more persons from the same family. Only a person can be given card. The MGNREGS was taken up successfully and Rs 468 cr was spent last year.
Earlier, I Hemochandra, Minister moved a motion to thank the Governor for addressing the House. He said the budget of the government was Rs 9 crore in the first State Assembly in 1972 and now in the tenth Assembly it has increased to Rs 3500 cr. He said about 148 projects at a cost of Rs 1,207 cr were obtained from Ministry of Doner . The state has taken up the right to free education .
The government is planning upgradation of NH 53 by 2013 and support completion of Jiribam Imphal railway line by 2016. Talks are going on with KCP MC Lallumba group, Kuki militants and about 1500 militants have shifted to eleven designated camps . He said railway project was taken up in 2003 and in 2005 it was taken as national project.
Under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana 19 habitations were added in 2011 – 12. About 50 percent of allocations for tribal affairs have been transferred to District Councils. The government has decided to take part in the north east transmission company for construction of 400 kv DC Pallatana Silchar Bongaigaon thermal power project and the state will receive 82 MW of power once the project is completed.
State wide area network which connects state HQ to district and block headquarters was inaugurated by President Pratibha Devi Singh in Mar 2011.The government is conscious that integrity and communal harmony are two critical challenges.
Dr Kh Ratan, Minister seconding the motion said the Governor’s address reflects the works taken up by the government.
He said government is taking up socially productive works. Expansion of airport and improvement in law and order are some key important issues he said. Opposition MLA, L Ibomcha of NCP said water supply scheme should be augmented. Water resources policy should be framed otherwise there is no point in constructing water schemes.
Dr L Ibohalbi of the Trinamul Congress said the address of the Governor does not reflect the failure of the government to implement the acts passed by the House. What is the point of passing Acts if it is not implemented he said. No action has been taken up under the Liability Act and other Acts. There are so many Acts but not implemented he said.
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IMPHAL, June 27: A delegation of All Manipur Midday Meal Workers’ Union led by its President M Loitang Devi and Executive Member H Sunita Devi met Minister of Education M… Read more »The post Memorandum appeared first on KanglaOnline.com.
IMPHAL, June 27: A delegation of All Manipur Midday Meal Workers’ Union led by its President M Loitang Devi and Executive Member H Sunita Devi met Minister of Education M… Read more
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