The bandh which was imposed in protest against the road accident at Jakhama, Nagaland on January 15 night has been suspended following an understanding arrived between the bandh supporters and All Manipur Road Transport and Motor Workers’ Union AMRTMW…
The bandh which was imposed in protest against the road accident at Jakhama, Nagaland on January 15 night has been suspended following an understanding arrived between the bandh supporters and All Manipur Road Transport and Motor Workers’ Union AMRTMWU Source The Sangai Express
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By blocking NH 2 Imphal Dimapur highway in connection with the road mishap involving a Manipur bound truck in which one person was killed and two others injured at Jakhama in Nagaland, people of the area have been demanding Rs 20 lakhs from the truck…
By blocking NH 2 Imphal Dimapur highway in connection with the road mishap involving a Manipur bound truck in which one person was killed and two others injured at Jakhama in Nagaland, people of the area have been demanding Rs 20 lakhs from the truck owner Source The Sangai Express
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A division bench of Gauhati High Court, comprising justices TNK Singh and SR Sen has issued show cause notice to the Government of Manipur with regard to appointment of five Parliamentary Secretaries Source The Sangai Express
A division bench of Gauhati High Court, comprising justices TNK Singh and SR Sen has issued show cause notice to the Government of Manipur with regard to appointment of five Parliamentary Secretaries Source The Sangai Express
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The Kuki Students Organisation General Headquarters KSO GHQs said today that the present so called All Tribal Students Union Manipur ATSUM ‘s operation is just a sham Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
The Kuki Students Organisation General Headquarters KSO GHQs said today that the present so called All Tribal Students Union Manipur ATSUM ‘s operation is just a sham Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
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A mother son duo who reportedly gathered a number of youngsters to take part in army’s surrender functions have been rounded up by people and handed over to police Source The Sangai Express
A mother son duo who reportedly gathered a number of youngsters to take part in army’s surrender functions have been rounded up by people and handed over to police Source The Sangai Express
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Based on a petition filed by an unsuccessful candidate in the Manipur Civil Services combined competitive examination 2010, Imphal Bench of Gauhati High Court has reportedly directed Manipur Public Service Commission MPSC officials to preserve answer…
Based on a petition filed by an unsuccessful candidate in the Manipur Civil Services combined competitive examination 2010, Imphal Bench of Gauhati High Court has reportedly directed Manipur Public Service Commission MPSC officials to preserve answer scripts of the said exam as well as to testify before the court on the matter Source The Sangai Express
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As a part of their Eikhoi Lairik Ningthina Tamshi campaign, MSF has decided to adopt certain regulations on transport fare of students Source The Sangai Express
As a part of their Eikhoi Lairik Ningthina Tamshi campaign, MSF has decided to adopt certain regulations on transport fare of students Source The Sangai Express
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All India Radio AIR , Imphal celebrated its Golden Jubilee by organising a Folk Music Concert at Manipur Film Development Corporation auditorium today Source The Sangai Express
All India Radio AIR , Imphal celebrated its Golden Jubilee by organising a Folk Music Concert at Manipur Film Development Corporation auditorium today Source The Sangai Express
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Manipur Loumi Lup is set to launch a series of democratic agitations demanding water supply to the fields of Manipur Source The Sangai Express
Manipur Loumi Lup is set to launch a series of democratic agitations demanding water supply to the fields of Manipur Source The Sangai Express
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Solar heaters provided by Manireda under Jawaharlal Nehru Solar Mission have succeeded in saving fair amount of conventional energy and expenditures which otherwise must be expended in heating water during cold winter months Source The Sangai Express
Solar heaters provided by Manireda under Jawaharlal Nehru Solar Mission have succeeded in saving fair amount of conventional energy and expenditures which otherwise must be expended in heating water during cold winter months Source The Sangai Express
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Tourism Parliamentary Secretary M Prithviraj has urged the Union Tourism Ministry to expedite the works of expansion of the Imphal Airport soon Source The Sangai Express
Tourism Parliamentary Secretary M Prithviraj has urged the Union Tourism Ministry to expedite the works of expansion of the Imphal Airport soon Source The Sangai Express
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Multiple benefits of Oak Tasar U yung saie from the tree variety part’s usage in textile industry to domestic cooking source have been highlighted by experts on the occasion of a daylong ‘Kisan Mela on Oak Tasar’ held today at the Regional Tasar Rese…
Multiple benefits of Oak Tasar U yung saie from the tree variety part’s usage in textile industry to domestic cooking source have been highlighted by experts on the occasion of a daylong ‘Kisan Mela on Oak Tasar’ held today at the Regional Tasar Research Station RTRS , Imphal Source The Sangai Express
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Expressing deep concerned over the alleged constant threat and harassment meted out to Chingkham Kabui villagers by surrounding neighbours over land row, the Zeliangrong Union AMN has affirmed that it would no longer remain a silent spectator over th…
Expressing deep concerned over the alleged constant threat and harassment meted out to Chingkham Kabui villagers by surrounding neighbours over land row, the Zeliangrong Union AMN has affirmed that it would no longer remain a silent spectator over the illegal and inhumane activities perpetuated against the minority villagers by the surrounding villagers Source The Sangai Express
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Vehicles plying between Nagaland and Manipur continue to suspend their services as the situation at Jakhama area in Nagaland is still not ‘conducive’ to ply. On January 15, a Manipur bound truck had run over a college student at Jakhama area near the Nagaland state capital. Since then the vehicles plying between Nagaland and Manipur […]
Vehicles plying between Nagaland and Manipur continue to suspend their services as the situation at Jakhama area in Nagaland is still not ‘conducive’ to ply. On January 15, a Manipur bound truck had run over a college student at Jakhama area near the Nagaland state capital. Since then the vehicles plying between Nagaland and Manipur had stopped their services.
Actually, no organisation has imposed the bandh but due to tense situation the vehicles are not plying along the National Highway 2. R Tetseo, superintendent of police, Kohima said the district administration is trying its best to defuse the volatile situation. “Things are very sensitive and we are trying our best that things do not go out of control. However, we are hopeful that everything will be alright soon,” said the police officer. R Tetseo then said that series of meetings are being engaged in this connections so that normalcy returns.NNN
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Maj Gen KK Sinha,SM, GOC, Red Shield Division graced the Lompi Gonlop 2013 Celebrations at LielonVaiphai Village as its Chief Guest. The celebrations that had begun on 12 January included cultural games, dances, songs and various competitions. Speaking from his heart, during the function, the GOC adopted the village and announced a number of initiatives […]
Goc Addresing Lompi Gonlop Festival
Maj Gen KK Sinha,SM, GOC, Red Shield Division graced the Lompi Gonlop 2013 Celebrations at LielonVaiphai Village as its Chief Guest. The celebrations that had begun on 12 January included cultural games, dances, songs and various competitions. Speaking from his heart, during the function, the GOC adopted the village and announced a number of initiatives for the people of the village. The General announced extension of the Playground, and organizing Nursing Classes for the girls of the village.
The GOC appreciated the children who came forward in a large number to register for Staff Service Commission (SSC). He appreciated the girls, who for the first time from the village, registered in a large number. He informed that the successful girls in the SSC selection, will subsequently join CISF, BSF, CRPF, SSB and Assam Rifles and will do proud for the state and the nation. This will also bring peace and prosperity to the village.
The event was also attended by Brig SK Sharma, Commander of the Senapati Brigade.
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IMPHAL, Jan 19 NNN: Bandh supporters damaged several vehicles in Senapati district’s Kanglatongbi bazaar in Manipur on Saturday during the 24-hour Manipur general strike call given by the All Tribal Students’ Union, Manipur (ATSUM). ATSUM called the strike since last midnight protesting the state Government’s apathy toward its demands. It ends on Saturday midnight. At […]
IMPHAL, Jan 19 NNN: Bandh supporters damaged several vehicles in Senapati district’s Kanglatongbi bazaar in Manipur on Saturday during the 24-hour Manipur general strike call given by the All Tribal Students’ Union, Manipur (ATSUM).
ATSUM called the strike since last midnight protesting the state Government’s apathy toward its demands. It ends on Saturday midnight.
At Kanglatongbi bazaar, large number of bandh supporters unleashed anger on scores of vehicles defying the strike and smashed up at least four vehicles, including three passenger buses and a bullet tanker.
Reports said a police team from Sekmai Police Station interfered with the vandalism before they quelled the bandh supporters. Later, the police escorted the vehicles to Imphal safely.
Inter-district bus service was totally paralyzed due to the strike for the day. The bandh evoked near total response in the hill districts of Chandel, Ukhrul, Churachandpur and Tamenglong. However, the strike was relaxed in respect of Tamenglong headquarters where the 6th Youth Conference of Rongmei Naga Baptist Association (RNBA) is being held, sources in ATSUM informed.
However, normal life in Imphal remained unaffected by the strike.
ATSUM also expressed gratitude to all individuals and also to the All Manipur Transport Association for giving support to the strike.
ATSUM president Muan Tombing alleged that personnel from the 46th Assam Rifles today caught an ATSUM volunteer in Churachandpur district and tortured him. The volunteer identified as one Muante who is in his 20s was arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel and gun-butted him, according to the ATSUM chief. “Why should the Assam Rifles involved in the affairs?,” questioned Muan Tombing. He then said the Assam Rifles who claimed to be the ‘friends of the hills’ are ‘unfriendly’ to the hill people who are on democratic agitation on hill issues.
Meanwhile, Muan Tombing claimed that in spite of some sections of tribal students boycotting the 24-hour bandh it was very affective in Chandel and Senapati districts too. He said the bandh was also affective in the jurisdiction of the (KSO).
Mention may be made here that on January 10, (ATSUM) had threatened that it would impose a 24-hour Manipur bandh from midnight of January 18 if the demands apprised to the state government on November 27 last year are not addressed by the state government. ATSUM had further warned that in the event of the failure from the state government side to act even after the 24-hour bandh, the student body will announce its further course of action on January 20.
On November 27 last year, ATSUM had apprised the government of Manipur to address issues pertaining to tribal people of Manipur and the hill districts.
In its lengthy memorandum submitted to the chief minister of Manipur had demanded Manipur State Commission for the Scheduled Tribes. ATSUM also demanded for the setting up of B.Ed centres in the hill districts. It also demanded that adequate teaching and non-teaching staff in the education institutions in the hill districts with better infrastructure.
President Maun Tombing and General secretary Vareiyo Shatsang, ATSUM in its memorandum said, “It has been our long standing aspiration to find a State Commission of the Scheduled Tribes in Manipur under the Article 338A of the Indian Constitution which would usher in all round Development and progress in respect of thee Tribal people in this eastern most part of the Indian Union.
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IMPHAL, Jan 19 NNN: Manipur Loumi Lup (farmers’ union), Manipur State Council has geared up to launch a series of democratic agitations in Manipur for the cause of farmers in the state. Manipur Loumi Lup affiliated to All India Kishan Sabha, New Delhi has announced that it would push for a dozen of demands like […]
IMPHAL, Jan 19 NNN: Manipur Loumi Lup (farmers’ union), Manipur State Council has geared up to launch a series of democratic agitations in Manipur for the cause of farmers in the state.
Manipur Loumi Lup affiliated to All India Kishan Sabha, New Delhi has announced that it would push for a dozen of demands like proper water for paddy fields, safe drinking water for every village and offering of a pension scheme to elderly farmers and 35 kg of rice to poor families, and rice at Rs 2 per kg.
Addressing a press conference at Irawat Bhavan here, former CPI MLA and Manipur Loumi Lup in charge N Mangi accused the state Government of not providing farmers’ benefits and also of non-implementation of various scheme and projects meant for them.
He alleged that the Government has not been competent enough to activate different multipurpose dam and barrages in the state and demanded to start operating these water sources after rejuvenation.
The Loumi Lup will launch a series of agitations after organsing a rally on January 28, Mangi announced.Protest dharnas will be oraganised in every district and village in the state, he said. Inspections will also be conducted on the dam and barrages on a regular basis.
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Mail News Service Guwahati, Jan 19: The International Tourism Mart organized by the Ministry of Tourism was inaugurated at Guwahati today amidst cultural fanfare by the Governor of Assam Janaki Ballav Patnaik. Speaking on the occasion Union Tourism Minister K Chiranjeevi said that overwhelming response to the Mart shows the growing interest for travel to […]
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Guwahati, Jan 19: The International Tourism Mart organized by the Ministry of Tourism was inaugurated at Guwahati today amidst cultural fanfare by the Governor of Assam Janaki Ballav Patnaik.
Speaking on the occasion Union Tourism Minister K Chiranjeevi said that overwhelming response to the Mart shows the growing interest for travel to the unexplored destinations of the north east. He said India is fast emerging as a as a leading tourist destination. The Minister said, “ Foreign Tourist Arrivals to the country have been increasing over the past years, but we need to accelerate the rate of growth.The Ministry of Tourism has, in fact, set a target of increasing the share of India in world tourist arrivals from the current 0.6 % to 1% in the next five years.” Referring to the various initiatives of his Ministry for the promotion of Tourism in the north east Shri Chiranjeevi said, “ Whereas 10% of the plan budget allocation of the Ministry is earmarked for the north eastern region, the actual expenditure has exceeded the earmarked 10% year after year.” The Tourism Minister urged various stakeholders to have the vision to modernize,to respond to changing trends in the global tourism sector and to partner with the Government to make India realize its true potential in tourism. Shri Chiranjeevi expressed the hope that the Mart will become a regular event. “ Such Marts will help in marketing this region in your respective markets”, the Minister added.
The three day mart is being attended by 85 delegates from 23 countries including ASEAN countries, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Japan, Korea, Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, U.K. and USA.The overseas delegates include Deputy Tourism Minister from Lao PDR, Executive heads of National Tourism Organisations from Cambodia, Singapore, Bangladesh and Bhutan, 55 tour operators, 9 hoteliers and 14 media representatives.
The delegates from abroad will engage in one-to-one meetings with sellers from the North Eastern Region and West Bengal. This will enable tourism product suppliers from the region to reach out to international and domestic buyers and promote tourism in the region. Besides foreign delegates, there are 70 domestic buyers from other parts of the country and 108 sellers from the nine participating States.
In addition to the business meetings, the three day event will include, presentations, cultural evenings and press meets with the media from India and overseas. Post-Mart familiarisation tours to the states in the region have been arranged by the State Governments for the overseas delegates, from the 21st to 28th January 2013 to create awareness about the rich and varied tourism products of the states of the North Eastern region and give them first-hand knowledge and experience of the destination.
The International Tourism Mart, Guwahati 2013 is not only the first ever international tourism event to be organised in the North Eastern region, but also the first international tourism mart to focus on a specific region of India. It is expected to bring together the tourism business fraternity and entrepreneurs from the eight North Eastern States of India and West Bengal. The event has been planned and scheduled to facilitate interaction between buyers, sellers, media, Government agencies .
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MNS:- The 10th edition of the Director General Assam Rifles Cup State Equestrian Championship and the 4th IGAR (South) Junior Equestrian Championship was kicked off in a glittering inaugural ceremony at the Polo Ground, Imphal on 19 Jan 2013. In all 12 teams containing over 100 riders in senior, junior and young girls category from […]
MNS:- The 10th edition of the Director General Assam Rifles Cup State Equestrian Championship and the 4th IGAR (South) Junior Equestrian Championship was kicked off in a glittering inaugural ceremony at the Polo Ground, Imphal on 19 Jan 2013. In all 12 teams containing over 100 riders in senior, junior and young girls category from 12 different esteemed clubs are participating in the championship. Brigadier M K Das, SM** Commander 9 Sector Assam Rifles who graced the inaugural function as the Chief Guest, said that it was an opportune moment to meet the riders and the sports enthusiast from different section of the society. He added that the championship is aimed at encouraging the game of Polo and Equestrian to discover hidden talents in a sport which is said to have originated from the state of Manipur. Dr. S Joy Kumar, President, Manipur Equestrian association and N Shyamananda Singh, IPS (Retd), Vice President, Manipur Olympic Association also attended the inaugural function as presidium members. The function showcased the rich and varied cultural heritage of the state with traditional receptions. The Flag hoisting ceremony was followed by a March Past of the participating teams.
The equestrian events are scheduled in a span of 04 days and include events like Tent Pegging (Team), Tent Pegging (Individual) in senior and junior categories with individual show jumping in all the three categories. The tournament has grown from strength to strength with the participants increasing every year. The Championship has now emerged as an annual mega event contested by Equestrian enthusiasts from length and breadth of Manipur.
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Ganno Tayeng Kh. Rojesh 3rd Yr Students College of Veterinary Sciences & A.H. Central Agricultural University, Aizawl, Mizoram It is one of the most popular intensive systems of poultry rearing. In this system, poultry birds are kept confined in a large pen with the floor covered with rice husk, paddy straw (chopped), saw dust or […]
Ganno Tayeng
Kh. Rojesh
3rd Yr Students
College of Veterinary Sciences & A.H.
Central Agricultural University, Aizawl, Mizoram
It is one of the most popular intensive systems of poultry rearing. In this system, poultry birds are kept confined in a large pen with the floor covered with rice husk, paddy straw (chopped), saw dust or even wood shavings etc. after being mixed with the droppings. Out of these,rice husk and paddy straws are the most common material used in the North-East India.
The litter is spread to a depth of 5cm on the floor before introducing the chicks and is built up to a depth of 15cm by adding litter material, at the rate of about 2 cm per week. This would require approximately 10kg of litter material/m2 floor area. The thickness can be increased by a few centimeters in winter. An area of 700 cm2/chick is provided till about 8 weeks of age. In a hover with 1m diameter, 250 chicks can be brooded efficiently. The hover can be placed at appropriate height from the floor either by hanging it from the roof or by placing it over bricks or stones so that chicks can go in and out easily. Five bulbs of 60 watts are sufficient. To avoid damp litter, 1kg hydrated lime per 15 feet2 floor area is spread. To reduce the irritation caused to the chicks from ammonia, 500g superphosphate per 15 feet2 is spread properly. Litter should be raked thoroughly at frequent intervals, say at least twice a week and the day after deworming. The whole litter should be changed at least twice a year or after each batch of the birds is sold off. Mixing the feed with Amproleum or Bifuran in the appropriate dose is advised to check coccidiosis.
This system offers many advantages. Ectoparasite infection is greatly reduced by the heat generated by bacterial action on the deep litter.
Built up litter supplies vitamin B12 and B2 to the birds and fulfills the natural instinct of the birds to have litter bath.
The Cage Layer Fatigue Syndrome, which is common to caged birds, is also prevented. Vices like feather-picking, vent-picking, cannibalism etc. are tremendously reduced. Moreover, there is no need for large open area and also labour input is reduced.
Also, the litter materials obtained is good manure for the crops too. So keeping these in mind, our poultry farmers are encouraged to adopt this system.
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