Day: January 10, 2013

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IMPHAL, Jan 10: In a press release, the office of the District Information, Bishnupur has invited applications from prospective candidates in the district willing to do an elementary course on tailoring and cutting, cane and bamboo and weaving trade at CTTC, Moirang. The applicants should be 18 years old and have the minimum educational qualification of class 8 pass, it said.

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IMPHAL, January 10: The identity of the dead body which was found with bullet injuries on January 7 morning from Changamdabi Loukol Waheng Khong under Yairipok PS has been established as Hijam Biswaroop alias Pritam (35) son of H Nando of Nongren under Lamlai PS.

Family members said (L) H Biswaroop was a KYKL activist some ten years ago but that he had left the outfit following health issues following his arrest and subsequent jail term and was staying at his home.

He is survived by his wife and a son and daughter and was earlier living at his wife`s residence at Sanakeithel in Senapati district.  He was working at a rice mill and sometimes drive the tractor to earn his livelihood, the family members said. They also said that some relatives of Biswaroop from Nongren had informed his relatives at Andro that the dead body which was recovered from Waheng Khong seem to be his, following which the relatives went to the JNIMS morgue to identify the dead body.

Post mortem was conducted at the hospital today before the dead body was handed over to the family members.

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IMPHAL, January 10: A dead infant(male) was found abandoned at Kekrupat under Imphal police station in the morning and the police deposited it at the RIIMS morgue.

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IMPHAL, January 10: Ranjana Football Club, Soibam Leikai defeated KHFC, Kyamgei by 2 (4) – 2 (3) in thelast quarter final of the 4th state level M Rabichandra Football tournament.

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IMPHAL, January 10: Winners’ Cup 2012 champion Zomi FC today defeated NACO to enter the quarter final of the CC meet in its first ever appearance.

Playing the last pre-quarter final match at the Mapal Kangjeibung, the first timers netted three goals with their first coming in just the first 40 seconds of play while conceding just one.

Zomi FC will meet defending champion NEROCA on January 13 in the quarter final of the 56th Sir Churachand Singh KCSI, CBE Memorial Football tournament.

Jolthang headed home a cross pass from Cleaven Hmara in the 40 second of starting play for Zomi FC to take the lead and also the fastest goal of the tournament till so far.

Erictluang converted a pass from Daniel in the 7th minute for the second goal for the subsequent winners.

The first half ended with Zomi FC leading by 2-0.

The second half of the match saw a much stronger attack from the NACO players however, Zomi FC maintain their defence did not provide NACO with much chances.

Naoba Singh’s ouster in the 70th minute after a second yellow card weakened NACO further.

Jolthang added another taking the lead to 3-0 and his own goal tally of the match to 2.

H Rishikanta scored the only goal and face saver for NACO in the 86th minute of play.

Two ZFC players and one of NACO were yellow carded while a player of NACO was shown the red card during the match.

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By Aaron Keishing
Peaceful co-existence is the most important requirement upon which all other requisites of human survival can be safeguarded including our so called territorial integrity. No community can survive in isolation. The quicker we learn, the better are chances of our survival. It will be difficult for Manipur to survive as a state without peaceful co-existence among different communities. If communities are divided, Manipur will also divide. The racial feelings or communal strikes/bandhs divides the state more than unite it. Communal rivalry can never be viewed as a promoter of peace or state integrity.   Communal violence and territorial integrity is diametrically opposed to each other. Latter needs to be eradicated to safeguard the former. Territorial integrity can be ensured only through peaceful co-existence among the various communities living in the territory. Therefore, Manipur peace or peaceful-co-existence is the only alternative for Manipur territorial integrity.

Community A’s peace and community B’s violence can not be exchanged. In other words, peace is to be exchanged by peace, not by violence. It will be a wishful thinking on the part of influential organizations and leaders of dream of territorial integrity or peace without realizing the importance of communal harmony. The India’s partition came out of the inability or refusal of its two communities to live on good terms with one another. Similar partition of Manipur may happen if the communities living in the state prejudice against each other.  I strongly believe that all the communities living in Manipur has the same desire to live in peace. Who divide us then? Who is the mastermind behind it? We need to find out our real common foe and eliminate it or reduce its divide and rule policy at the least.

Dear Manipur friends, peace is not required only for territorial integrity or for our progress, but it is essential even for our minimal normal survival. Because of this, all sensible people have great concern for peace. Communal slogans or frequent strikes and bandhs are not serving our purpose of living in peace and happiness. What we saw in other parts of the world. The most powerful people were trying to disturb the world peace, it is the commoner who expressed their concern for peace and finally it is being restored. Therefore, we should not follow our powerful and educated leaders blindly.

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IMPHAL, January 10: WYC defeated PCAS by 9 wickets in the first match of the day of the 16th State Level Open Debala Trophy Cricket tournament at the BASU ground Khangabok.

In the first match, PCAS won the toss and elected to bat first but managed to put just 21 runs in 11.5 overs on the board.

WYC scored 22 runs one down in just 3.2 overs in reply and winning the match.

Th Jhony was adjudged the man of the match.

In the second match, In Sagoltongba won the toss and elected to bat first and put 97 runs in 15 overs before restricting the Nepoli Thongju team for just 32 runs in 13.2 overs.

In Sagoltongba won the match by 65 runs.

Rakesh was adjudged the man of the match.

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