Delhi Association for Manipuri Muslim Students, Delhi (DAMMS) strongly condemn the publication of our Prophet Muhammad’s photo (SWA) in a book published by Prime Publications and authored by B. Jaisal…. Read more »The post Condemn by Delhi Ass…
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Policies framed are not meant to be used when there is a legal fight. The government should ensure that the Acts passed are fully implemented. There are so many laws and when there is a problem legislators pass another bill without taking consideration the bills passed earlier. There are too many laws which negate each […]
Policies framed are not meant to be used when there is a legal fight. The government should ensure that the Acts passed are fully implemented. There are so many laws and when there is a problem legislators pass another bill without taking consideration the bills passed earlier. There are too many laws which negate each other and there are too many agencies working on the same issue. Health is an important issue and it was shocking to learn that it is mandatory to provide emergency medicines like antibiotic, glove, first aid free of cost in emergency and general wards. Nobody knows and when the RIMS Director recently said it should be practised he did not know that it is never practised. Similarly in other government hospitals we notice doctors recommending normal tests to be done in some specific private clinics. This is never checked , We need proper health policy and most important we need some policies to care about the patients. Those holding BPL cards have to be provided assistance throughout the country but in Manipur it is not practised and though central fund is coming the RIMS and other hospitals do not know how to implement it. It is bad. Medical insurance should be made mandatory or there should be assistance for those who can not afford treatment. Even the US considered one of the richest countries is taking lots of steps in health sector. The U.S. Supreme Court has approved President Barack Obama’s Healthcare
Reform Act.The Supreme Court said that the federal government is entitled, to raise taxes to force all Americans to buy private health insurance, or face fines, The Telegraph reports.”It is reasonable to construe what Congress has done as increasing taxes on those who have a certain amount of income, but choose to go without health insurance. Such legislation is within Congress’s power to tax,” Chief Justice John Roberts said.According to reports, most of the law is due to come into force in 2014.The law, by compelling the young and healthy to buy health insurance, aims to reduce premiums for all and subsidize coverage for the poorest.It also aims to ban insurance firms from turning away new customers who have existing health problems.The endorsement of “Obamacare” boosted morale between Obama and his allies following months of speculation that the law was likely to be struck down.Speaking at the White House, Obama called the court’s decision a victory for the country.”Whatever the politics, today’s decision was a victory for people all over this country, whose lives will be more secure,” Obama said.”The highest court in the land has now spoken. We will continue to implement this law,” he added.Following the apex court order, Mitt Romney, Republican presidential nominee, immediately pledged to ‘repeal and replace’ Obama’s reforms and ‘defeat the liberal agenda’. The country needs health reforms and specially in Manipur where there are large numbers of poor people and poor medical facilities. The government should immediately stop doctors prescribing tests in private clinics. It is against humanity.
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Mail News Service Imphal, June 29 : Manipur Police personnel today stopped students from protesting in front of the Raj Bhawan. Students of the state had launched the stir as part of a stir taken out today in all parts of the north eastern states under the aegis of North East Students’ Organisation (NESO) . […]
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Imphal, June 29 : Manipur Police personnel today stopped students from protesting in front of the Raj Bhawan. Students of the state had launched the stir as part of a stir taken out today in all parts of the north eastern states under the aegis of North East Students’ Organisation (NESO) . Imphal City Police today halted a group of students from the All Manipur Students’ Union (AMSU) who tried to stage a sit-in protest in front of Raj Bhavan here.
AMSU attempted to organize the sit-in as part of the agitation launched by North East Students’ Organization (NESO) across the region pushing various demands.
A group of AMSU members including its secretary and president made a sudden appearance near the Raj Bhavan gate and tried to protest there when a team of the City Police arrived at the scene and quelled them foiling the attempt.
The police team led by Tejbir, Officer-in-Charge, City Police and L Madhunimai, SDPO Imphal West district Police also tore down the banner and placards held by the students which resulted in a melee.
The act of the police was unfortunate, Th Suresh, president, AMSU told reporters near Raj Bhavan after the AMSU protesters were barred from staging a sit-in.
He alleged that India has treated the people of the Northeast as second class citizens and that a resolution even at the level of the UN on this issue is sought by student bodies in the region.
The serious of demands made by NESO include enactment of education and human resource
Thokchom Suresh, President of All Manipur Students Union (AMSU) said the government was treating people of north east as second class citizens and repeated requests to the PMO to help the people of the region had been turned down the AMSU President said.
NESO had also submitted a seven-point charter of demands in this connection to the PM earlier .
The NESO is demanding Special Education Commission for North East, repeal of Armed Forces Special Powers Act, re-implementation of Inner Line Permit, resolve boundary problems, prevent Bangladesh from encroaching into the land of North East region, institution of a Special Constitution of NE , separate time zone for the NE, etc.
The protest however went off smoothly in other parts of the region. Students staged protest at Guwahati in front of Raj Bhawan. The Naga Students’ Federation (NSF), staged a protest demonstration at Raj Bhavan
Addressing the gathering student demonstrators outside the Raj Bhavan, NSF President Kelhouneizo Yhome this morning demanded the Union Government to create separate Constitutional provision for the North Eastern Region so that the people of the region can enjoy equal status as the mainland, as the students of the region studying in the metros and other cities of the country are being treated as the ‘second class citizens’, frequently facing atrocities, molestation, assault, harassment and discrimination and neglect, even killings and rapes, from the people of the mainland.
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Mail News Service Imphal, June 29 : A team of BJP, Manipur Pradesh led by Sh. Shantikumar met Gurbachan Jagat, Governor today at Raj Bhavan, Imphal. The team submitted a memorandum to Pratibha Devisingh Patil, President through the Governor on the issue of “ A new compact with the people of Jammu & Kashmir” submitted […]
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Imphal, June 29 : A team of BJP, Manipur Pradesh led by Sh. Shantikumar met Gurbachan Jagat, Governor today at Raj Bhavan, Imphal. The team submitted a memorandum to Pratibha Devisingh Patil, President through the Governor on the issue of “ A new compact with the people of Jammu & Kashmir” submitted by a group of Interlocutors for J&K, Dileep Padgaonkar (Chairman), Radha Kumar M.M. Ansari. During the interaction with the Governor Sharma mentioned that the report is incomplete and conceals the hard realties in Jammu & Kashmir. The report does not address the safety and security of Kashmiri Hindus and Sikhs who have fled the State. Suggestion of POK as PAK (Pak-administered Kashmir) and substitution of the word ‘temporary’ with ‘special’ in relation to Article 370 is not tenable at all. So, the report be rejected immediately. The BJP, Manipur Pradesh has objected every aspects of these reports and strongly condemns most of the suggestions by the three interlocutors. The team drew the attention of the Governor regarding the bill ready to be passed by the House in respect of appointment of Parliamentary Secretaries which may be considered nothing but to loss the treasury of the State.
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Dimapur, June 29: NNN The NSCN-IM has taken strong exception over the Haochong incident where villagers were reportedly thrashed by the cadres of NSCN-K and Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF). Some of the victims are currently being hospitalised in Imphal. According to the NSCN-IM, cadres of ZUF and NSCN-Khaplang (NSCN-K) tortured some villagers very badly for […]
Dimapur, June 29: NNN The NSCN-IM has taken strong exception over the Haochong incident where villagers were reportedly thrashed by the cadres of NSCN-K and Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF).
Some of the victims are currently being hospitalised in Imphal.
According to the NSCN-IM, cadres of ZUF and NSCN-Khaplang (NSCN-K) tortured some villagers very badly for supporting the NSCN-IM.
“Bewildering was the action of ZUF-Khaplang combine forces that tortured innocent public leaders and we bewail such brutality meted out against the Haochong village public leaders on 28th June, 2012 at Tamenlong district.
The ZUF-Khaplang forces called out the Haochong public leaders for a meeting and apprehending something fishy the villagers responded with huge turn out but seven public leaders were selected and taken to a particular place at Nagaching. Giving the reason for supporting NSCN they were beaten black and blue and heavily tortured and throwing at them filthy words for supporting NSCN. They were so badly tortured that they were immediately shifted to Imphal for further treatment,” the NSCN-IM said on Friday.
The victims are BT.Baram,Vice Chairman Village Authority,Haochong village,Nambi Khumba, Secretary,Village Authority,Baku Inka, Chairman,Village Authority,BT.Guanjan,Youth Club President,Haochong village,Laban Khumba,General Secretary,Youth Club and Arei Khumba,President,Inpui Naga Union.
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Mail News Service Imphal, June 29 : Lieutenant General AK Sahani,SM,VSM, General Officer Commanding 3 Corps after taking over command of 3 Corps arrived at Leimakong on 28 Jun 2012, on a two days maiden visit to the State of Manipur. The General Officer Commanding was received by Major General Binoy Poonnen,GOC Red Shield Division […]
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Imphal, June 29 : Lieutenant General AK Sahani,SM,VSM, General Officer Commanding 3 Corps after taking over command of 3 Corps arrived at Leimakong on 28 Jun 2012, on a two days maiden visit to the State of Manipur.
The General Officer Commanding was received by Major General Binoy Poonnen,GOC Red Shield Division and briefed on various emerging security/insurgency related issues.
The General Officer also visited IGAR(South) and was received by Major General UK Gurung,YSM, IGAR(South) at Mantripukhri on 29 Jun 12.The GOC was briefed by IGAR(S) on the prevailing security situation in Manipur. The General Officer alongwith the IGAR (South) and GOC Red Shield Division called on Gurubachan Jagat, Governor and Okram Ibobi Singh, Chief
Minister o 2. They discussed security environment of the State.
The GOC 3 Corps lauded the efforts of the soldiers and asked them to continue with the good work in a professional manner.
Lt Gen AK Sahni, SM, VSM, GOC of Spear Corps visited Disha Boys Home at Leimakhong today. Disha is a Military Civic Action project of Red Shield Division, run by Manipur Terriers, which houses 25 bright children from the economically backward families of Manipur Lt Gen AK Sahni, SM, VSM during his visit to Disha remarked that Disha is a pioneering noble venture in Manipur by the Army which caters for upliftment of bright children from the weaker sections of the society. He expressed his confidence that this endeavour will be a remarkable milestone in the annals of Manipur’s history and the Army’s efforts towards putting smiles on the faces of children who pass through the portals of this lofty institute.
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Guwahati, June 29 NNN: Human and animal casualties are rising as Assam experiences one of the worst floods in over a decade. Till Friday, the flood has already claimed 27 persons and dozens of animals mostly from Kaziranga National Park. According to a data, this is the worst calamity since 1998 in Assam. Officials said […]
Guwahati, June 29 NNN: Human and animal casualties are rising as Assam experiences one of the worst floods in over a decade.
Till Friday, the flood has already claimed 27 persons and dozens of animals mostly from Kaziranga National Park.
According to a data, this is the worst calamity since 1998 in Assam.
Officials said about 75% of Kaziranga National Park has been submerged. The source added that the water level receded a bit on Friday, but not before drowning 22 hog deer and two rhinos including a calf.
With another old rhino having drowned on Thursday, the toll due to drowning rose to 25. The park authorities, however, were more concerned by 17 animals having been run over by speeding vehicles on National Highway 37 (kissing the southern edge of KNP) while trying to cross over to higher grounds.
SK Bora who is the director of Kaziranga National Park said the park requires the annual floods to cleanse numerous water bodies within. “Kaziranga is primarily a mix of wetland and grassland with a bit of woodland thrown in. Though animals are used to flooding every year, it has been a bit too much this year,” he said, adding more than 30 animals have been rescued so far.
The main challenge for the park authorities has been to regulate the speed of vehicles on a 45km stretch of NH37 from Haldibari in the east and Amguri in the west. “We have started issuing time cards to vehicles to move at a maximum speed of 40 kmph and cover the stretch in 40 minutes,” he said.
Meanwhile, the authorities in 22 flood-hit districts have stepped up rescue and relief operations with help from the army and National Disaster Relief Force. Army and NDRF personnel have rescued more than 6,000 people since Wednesday with the latter having pressed an unprecedented 14 teams comprising 675 personnel in eight districts.
Adding to the complications has been a series of landslides. While nine people have died in landslips in Guwahati – a few hill ranges criss-cross the city – two children were swept away by an avalanche of loose earth in Dima Hasao, one of Assam’s two hill districts on Friday.
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IMPHAL, June 29: A special court of the NIA at Guwahati has today remanded arrested KCP (MTF) commander in chief Naorem Inakhunba alias Priyo alias Kesho Meitei, 37 son of… Read more »The post KCP (MTF) c-i-c produced before NIA court appeared f…
IMPHAL, June 29: A special court of the NIA at Guwahati has today remanded arrested KCP (MTF) commander in chief Naorem Inakhunba alias Priyo alias Kesho Meitei, 37 son of… Read more
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IMPHAL, June 29: A combined team of CDO Thoubal and 42 AR arrested a PREPAK activist during a search operation at Bijoypur Village at about 8:20 pm yesterday. The arrested… Read more »The post PREPAK activist arrested appeared first on KanglaOnl…
IMPHAL, June 29: A combined team of CDO Thoubal and 42 AR arrested a PREPAK activist during a search operation at Bijoypur Village at about 8:20 pm yesterday. The arrested… Read more
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IMPHAL, June 29: A meeting held on June 24 at Marxism Learning Centre, RIMS road has formed People’s Price Monitoring Committee. The meeting was attended by many civil organizations, senior-citizens,… Read more »The post People`s price mon…
IMPHAL, June 29: A meeting held on June 24 at Marxism Learning Centre, RIMS road has formed People’s Price Monitoring Committee. The meeting was attended by many civil organizations, senior-citizens,… Read more
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IMPHAL, June 29: Under the theme “Delivery of Services through the Common Services Centres (CSCs)” sponsored by Department of Information Technology (DIT), Government of Manipur was held at District Training… Read more »The post Deli…
IMPHAL, June 29: Under the theme “Delivery of Services through the Common Services Centres (CSCs)” sponsored by Department of Information Technology (DIT), Government of Manipur was held at District Training… Read more
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IMPHAL, June 29: A free eye and medical health camp will be held at Topkhongnangmakhong, Imphal East on June 30 from 9 am to 4 pm. The camp is sponsored… Read more »The post Free eye & medical camp appeared first on KanglaOnline.com.
IMPHAL, June 29: A free eye and medical health camp will be held at Topkhongnangmakhong, Imphal East on June 30 from 9 am to 4 pm. The camp is sponsored… Read more
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IMPHAL, June 29: A Spot Painting competition was organised at Boys Hostel, Tamei by troops of 10 DOGRA, part of Red Shield Division. Total 50 (boys and girls) students participated… Read more »The post Red Shield organize painting competition ap…
IMPHAL, June 29: A Spot Painting competition was organised at Boys Hostel, Tamei by troops of 10 DOGRA, part of Red Shield Division. Total 50 (boys and girls) students participated… Read more
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IMPHAL, June 29: Manipur team once again triumph and made the hattrick in 3rd National Vovinam Championship held at Guru Gobind Singh Ji Stadium, Nanded, Maharashtra by Bagging 46 Gold,… Read more »The post Manipur Vovinam team made hattrick in …
IMPHAL, June 29: Manipur team once again triumph and made the hattrick in 3rd National Vovinam Championship held at Guru Gobind Singh Ji Stadium, Nanded, Maharashtra by Bagging 46 Gold,… Read more
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By Wangkheimayum Bhupendra Singh The sun is once again shining down on us from the sky. The rains have ceased for the time being and water levels of major rivers… Read more »The post Flood Control appeared first on KanglaOnline.com.
By Wangkheimayum Bhupendra Singh The sun is once again shining down on us from the sky. The rains have ceased for the time being and water levels of major rivers… Read more
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Dimapur corps commander visits ManipurKanglaOnlineLt Gen AK Sahni, SM, VSM along with IG IGAR (S) and GOC Red Shield Division also called on Gurbachan Jagat, Governor of Manipur and O Ibobi Singh, CM, Manipur. The visiting General Officer lauded the ef…
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KanglaOnline Lt Gen AK Sahni, SM, VSM along with IG IGAR (S) and GOC Red Shield Division also called on Gurbachan Jagat, Governor of Manipur and O Ibobi Singh, CM, Manipur. The visiting General Officer lauded the efforts of the soldiers in combating terrorism in … |
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Cops drive out agitating students from Imphal Raj Bhawan gateTimes of IndiaAround 50 members of the agitating All Manipur Students' Union (Amsu) abortively attempted to demonstrate at the Raj Bhawan gate here as police drove them away from the high…
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Times of India Around 50 members of the agitating All Manipur Students' Union (Amsu) abortively attempted to demonstrate at the Raj Bhawan gate here as police drove them away from the high-security zone on Friday morning. Students plan demonstration in front of Raj Bhawan Naga Students' Federation (NSF) to stage NE-wide protest |
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New Delhi, June 29 (ANI): Union Home Secretary R K Singh, who held talks with the ULFA delegation, led by its chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa, here on Friday said the main issue concerning them is of illegal immigration. Asserting that talks with the ULFA delegation was fruitful, he said: “It was constructive. It went well. The […]
New Delhi, June 29 (ANI): Union Home Secretary R K Singh, who held talks with the ULFA delegation, led by its chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa, here on Friday said the main issue concerning them is of illegal immigration. Asserting that talks with the ULFA delegation was fruitful, he said: “It was constructive. It went well. The basic issue about which they are concerned is illegal immigration. We discussed ways and means to tackle that problem.”
Singh further mentioned that the ULFA delegation also raised concerns about the flood situation in Assam.
“They mentioned the flood situation. We have given 16 teams. They are working there. We have given helicopters. I have also been in touch with the Chief Secretary. I have told the Chief Secretary that any additional assistance, which he wants, will be given,” said Singh.
“One member from the National Disaster Management Authority will be visiting tomorrow and then I will be sending another team. But we have told the state government that anything else, which they want, will be given,” he added.
Rajkhowa also echoed similar sentiments after raising their issues before the Union Home Secretary, and said the talks have moved ahead in a positive direction.
“Through the media, we want to inform that the talks went very well, satisfactorily and issues regarding cultural identity was discussed. The talks have moved in a positive direction and were fruitful,” he said.
Rajkhowa further said the Centre has also taken into consideration their apprehension on the Assam floods, and directed the Assam Government to take necessary measures.
“We also discussed the devastating floods in Assam. The Central Government is in the process of facilitating immediate relief, and has directed the Assam Government to take the necessary measures.
We are hopeful that their efforts would bring some relief to the flood victims,” he said.
To give fresh impetus to the ongoing peace process, the Centre held dialogue with the ULFA delegation today and discussed the group’s demands to find a lasting solution to the three-decade-old insurgency in Assam.
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