Extended Christmas vacation of NSCN IM chairman Isak Chisi Swu and the outfit’s general secretary Thuingaleng Muivah seems to be winding up in Nagaland Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
Extended Christmas vacation of NSCN IM chairman Isak Chisi Swu and the outfit’s general secretary Thuingaleng Muivah seems to be winding up in Nagaland Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
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Congress has called on all secular forces and progressive forces of the country to unite in ideological battle against those who polarise and divide the society Source The Sangai Express Agencies
Congress has called on all secular forces and progressive forces of the country to unite in ideological battle against those who polarise and divide the society Source The Sangai Express Agencies
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Even as the State Government is unable to utilise any substantial percentage of the plan amount due to weak financial position of the State, the Government is hopeful that the State would see recovery of its economic condition from next week Source …
Even as the State Government is unable to utilise any substantial percentage of the plan amount due to weak financial position of the State, the Government is hopeful that the State would see recovery of its economic condition from next week Source The Sangai Express
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Like in other parts of the country, children below five years of age have been administered polio drops today at a number of booths opened throughout the state as a part of the year’s first phase ‘intensified pulse polio immunisation’ campaign Source…
Like in other parts of the country, children below five years of age have been administered polio drops today at a number of booths opened throughout the state as a part of the year’s first phase ‘intensified pulse polio immunisation’ campaign Source The Sangai Express
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Even though several welfare schemes have been taken up under the Persons with Disabilities Equal Opportunity, Protection of Rights and Full Participation Act 1995, hundreds of disabled persons are not getting any benefit from these schemes Source …
Even though several welfare schemes have been taken up under the Persons with Disabilities Equal Opportunity, Protection of Rights and Full Participation Act 1995, hundreds of disabled persons are not getting any benefit from these schemes Source The Sangai Express
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Just because one’s religious faith, language and culture are different from another, one has no right to spread hatred and malice Source The Sangai Express
Just because one’s religious faith, language and culture are different from another, one has no right to spread hatred and malice Source The Sangai Express
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Former Nagaland Assembly Speaker and Adviser to Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio Zhovehu Lohe has dismissed the news item appeared in Nagaland Post on January 20 edition that he would be contesting as an Independent candidate in the ensuing State general e…
Former Nagaland Assembly Speaker and Adviser to Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio Zhovehu Lohe has dismissed the news item appeared in Nagaland Post on January 20 edition that he would be contesting as an Independent candidate in the ensuing State general elections from 17 Chizami Assembly Constituency Source NEPS
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With the re opening of Imphal Dimapur highway after an understanding was reached last night, movement of vehicles along the highway has resumed from this morning Source The Sangai Express
With the re opening of Imphal Dimapur highway after an understanding was reached last night, movement of vehicles along the highway has resumed from this morning Source The Sangai Express
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Reacting to the reported comment of Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh after the meeting with Manipur political parties at New Delhi on January 17, the Naga People’s Organization NPO has termed it ‘irresponsible’ on the part of a responsible Central le…
Reacting to the reported comment of Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh after the meeting with Manipur political parties at New Delhi on January 17, the Naga People’s Organization NPO has termed it ‘irresponsible’ on the part of a responsible Central leader Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
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Governor Gurbachan Jagat has extended greetings to the people of the State on the occasion of Statehood Day to be celebrated on January 21 Source The Sangai Express
Governor Gurbachan Jagat has extended greetings to the people of the State on the occasion of Statehood Day to be celebrated on January 21 Source The Sangai Express
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A trekking exercise was conducted for the cadets of No 1 (Manipur) Air Sqn (Flg) NCC, at Namching, Keithelmanbi on Jan 19 as a part of their training programme. The cadets are at present undergoing the Annual Training camp –II (2012-13). A total number of 225 cadets are taking part under the supervision of Camp […]
A trekking exercise was conducted for the cadets of No 1 (Manipur) Air Sqn (Flg) NCC, at Namching, Keithelmanbi on Jan 19 as a part of their training programme.
The cadets are at present undergoing the Annual Training camp –II (2012-13). A total number of 225 cadets are taking part under the supervision of Camp Commandant Sqn Ldr KU Singh.
Cadets of No 1 (Manipur) Air Sqn (Flg) NCC conducted Social Service (Shramdan) at the “Khuman Lampak Sports complex” on 20 Jan 2013..
Social services are also an integral part of NCC Training along with the lesson in self sacrifice, discipline and dignity of labour. The social services activities are a part of the Annual Training Camp-II (2012-13). A total number of 225 cadets are taking part under the supervision of Camp Commandant Sqn Ldr KU Singh.
Cadets of No 1 (Manipur) Air Sqn (Flg) NCC, visited 40 AR , Keithealmanbi on 19 Jan 2013 as a part of their training programe. The cadets are at present undergoing the Annual Training camp –II (2012-13). Total number of 58 cadets took part .
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IMPHAL, Jan 20 NNN: Rabindranath Tagore was responsible for making the Manipuri dance getting recognised world-wide, according to a seminar in Imphal. A one-day seminar entitled, “Rabindranath Tagore and the Manipuri Dance” was held today at Harimati Dance and Music Centre, Porompat in Imphal East district where noted resource persons presented their papers. The occasion […]
IMPHAL, Jan 20 NNN: Rabindranath Tagore was responsible for making the Manipuri dance getting recognised world-wide, according to a seminar in Imphal.
A one-day seminar entitled, “Rabindranath Tagore and the Manipuri Dance” was held today at Harimati Dance and Music Centre, Porompat in Imphal East district where noted resource persons presented their papers.
The occasion was organised by Harimati Dance and Music Centre in collaboration with the North East Zone Cultural Centre, Ministry of Culture, Dimapur.
Gracing the occasion, former vice chancellor of Manipur University Ng Bijoy who is also a sitting MLA said that in the year 1919 Rabindranath Tagore first witnessed a Manipuri dance in Sylhet, Bangladesh. After that event, the Nobel laureate started analysing Manipuri dance and since then the dance became known world-wide, Ng Bijoy said. The former vice chancellor of Manipur University then said a big credit goes to Rabindranath Tagore in this regard.
Meanwhile, noted personsalities R.K Jhalajit, a Padmashree and Dr M Kriti Singh, another Padmashree presented their papers during the seminar.
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DIMAPUR, Jan 20 NNN: Extended Christmas vacation of NSCN-IM chairman Isal Chisi Swu and the outfit’s general secretary Thuingaleng Muivah seems to be winding up in Nagaland. Chairman Isak Chisi Swu is reportedly leaving Nagaland on January 22 while Thuingaleng Muivah may follow suit. However, the exact date when Th Muivah is leaving Nagaland is […]
DIMAPUR, Jan 20 NNN: Extended Christmas vacation of NSCN-IM chairman Isal Chisi Swu and the outfit’s general secretary Thuingaleng Muivah seems to be winding up in Nagaland.
Chairman Isak Chisi Swu is reportedly leaving Nagaland on January 22 while Thuingaleng Muivah may follow suit. However, the exact date when Th Muivah is leaving Nagaland is not certain.
“Our general secretary is likely to leave by the end of this month,” a senior NSCN-IM leader disclosed .
Meanwhile, it is speculated whether there could be new development in New Delhi with regard to the talks.
The two NSCN-IM leaders were to leave Dimapur on January 12 but since the ‘home-works’ got piling they had postpone their programme. Reports said actually Isak Swu and Muivah were waiting for a call from New Delhi.
A different source however said Isak Chisi Swu’s plan to leave Nagaland on January 22 for New Delhi is prompted by a ‘personnel assignment’. But still a well placed source put it otherwise.
Whatever may be the case, there have been serious speculations that a ‘fresh news’ in connection with the Indo-Naga peace process is likely soon. However, top NSCN-IM leaders continue to remain tight-lipped on the matter.
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IMPHAL, Jan 20 NNN: A woman was caught with 14 grams of heroin (banned drugs) from Imphal today. Rabia, 35 years, wife of Md Abdul Sammat was nabbed late this morning from Hatta Minu thing by personnel of (NAB) and recovered the drug concealed in an Amla hair oil bottle that was tugged underneath her […]
IMPHAL, Jan 20 NNN: A woman was caught with 14 grams of heroin (banned drugs) from Imphal today.
Rabia, 35 years, wife of Md Abdul Sammat was nabbed late this morning from Hatta Minu thing by personnel of (NAB) and recovered the drug concealed in an Amla hair oil bottle that was tugged underneath her under-garment.
OC of NAB, Ins R.K Bikramjit said . “Our personnel waited at Hatta Minuthong area from 10:30 am and at around 11:10 am, the woman came in a suspicious manner. We stopped her and frisked her by our NAB lady personnel and found the material tugged underneath her garment,” . The worth of the drug seized was not revealed. Rabia hails from Sora Maning Leikai of Kakching in Thoubal distict. She brought the drug from Moreh to be sold in Imphal market.
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Mail News Service Imphal, Jan 20 : The first phase of pulse polio programme was conducted today throughout the state. Polio Vaccine was administered to children between 0-5 years . Polio booths were opened in schools, clubs and various other locations. The programme conducted by Family Welfare department will continue till February 21 . India […]
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Imphal, Jan 20 : The first phase of pulse polio programme was conducted today throughout the state. Polio Vaccine was administered to children between 0-5 years .
Polio booths were opened in schools, clubs and various other locations. The programme conducted by Family Welfare department will continue till February 21 .
India launched the Pulse Polio Immunization (PPI) program in 1995 as a result of World Health Organization’s (WHO) Global Polio Eradication Initiative. Under this programme, all children under 5 years are given 2 doses of Oral Polio Vaccine (OPV) in December and January every year until polio is eradicated.
PPI was initiated with the objective of achieving hundred percent coverage under OPV. It aims to reach the unreached children through improved social mobilization, plan mop-up operations in areas where poliovirus has almost disappeared and maintain high level of morale among the public.The theme “Towards a polio free world” .
Altogether 3609 booths were opened and 722 supervisors took part in the programme.
The main function was inaugurated by Ram Muivah, principal secy. Health and family welfare.
House to house campaign will also be conducted to ensure that no children is left out.
Sectors and Units under HQ IGAR(South) in association with health department organized Pulse Polio immunization programme on 20 Jan 13 at their respective locations.
40 Assam Rifles of 9 Sector administered Oral Polio drops and immunized against Polio to 1650 of children under the age of 5 years at Keithelmanbi, Singjamei, canchipur, Lilong and Andro.
44 Assam Rifles of 10 Sector conducted pulse polio immunization camp at Kamjong and Chassad villages of Kamjong sub division. Ukhrul district. The event received an overwhelming response with more than 100 children getting immunized.
27 Assam Rifles of 28 Sector organized a Pulse Polio Immunization programme on 20 Jan 2013 at Kakching and all the posts of the unit. A total of 384 children were immunized during the Camp secured them from the incapacitating Polio Mellitus.
Security Forces under the aegis of Red Shield Division conducted an Intensive Pulse Polio Immunization Camp at . Wide publicity was given to facilitate the awareness of Polio to all the villages around Noney through announcements for the last 3 days. A total of 94 children below the age of 5 yrs were given vaccines during the Immunization camp.
Rotary International , the largest private sector donor, which is spearheading Global Polio Eradication initiative organised the administration of polio drops to children below five years of age.
Till date, Rotary’s contributed worldwide is US $ 850 million (Rs. 4,250 crores) for eradication of Global polio.
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Mail News Service NNN Imphal, Jan 20 : A one day public discussion on the deprivation of poor people’s rights organized by All Manpipur democratic women’s front was held today at Manipur Press Club, Major Khul. A Mobi president AMWJU, M. Ambrapati Leima secy. AMDWF and N. Binoy president senior citizens for society graced the […]
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Imphal, Jan 20 : A one day public discussion on the deprivation of poor people’s rights organized by All Manpipur democratic women’s front was held today at Manipur Press Club, Major Khul. A Mobi president AMWJU, M. Ambrapati Leima secy. AMDWF and N. Binoy president senior citizens for society graced the occasion as chief guest, president and guest of honour.
Haridas president All Manipur transport association, Budha Luwang advisor All Manipur inter state bus service association, M. Paikhomba advocate, Radhesana All Manipur Ima Keithel semgat lup, Th. Basanta president All Manipur rickshaw drivers and pullers association also spoke .
: “The PDS items meant for the poor people are now the commodities of MLAs, underground organisations and some rich and influential people,” said A Mobi,
president of All Manipur Working Journalists Union (AMWJU).
A Mobi said that it is a common knowledge that the Public Distribution System (PDS) is not functioning well in Manipur. “But no one dares to come out in the open to speak about it
because during election times the politicians had spent huge amount of money to buy the voters,” said A Mobi. He also said that it is very hard to distinguish between the rich and
the poor in Manipur. “Any one can spend Rs 3000 for a housie ticket. Any family can dole out huge amount of money during festivities. But this does not mean that we are rich.
Somewhere down the line, our living style and system is in a mess,” said the AMWJU president. He said this is so due to bad work culture. Mobi also stated that in the past there
was a problem of exporting goods. “But these days, the concern has been that of importing goods,” he added. He then asked the people to retrospect themselves.
Senior Citizen for Society president N Binoy blamed the Central government for the mess in Manipur. “After more than 60 years of Independence, majority of the people are living in
a poor condition. This is a shameful thing for India,” N Binoy said. He blamed the system in the country. Binoy said though huge amount of money was doled out for the poor people, it never reaches the target.
N Binoy then urged the media to play a major role to rectify the ailing system.
Meanwhile, four resolutions were taken at the end of the programme. It was resolved that a ‘unified people’s struggle committee’ be set up. The second resolution has been to set up an advisory board in this connection. The third one is that if the PDS items do not reach the target by January 30, a series of protest be initiated from February 1.
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SENAPATI, Jan 20 NNN: Reacting to the reported comment of Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh after the meeting with political parties at New Delhi on January 17, the Naga People’s Organization (NPO) has termed it as “dismayed and irresponsible” from the part of a responsible Centre leadership. The NPO said it is compelled to express […]
SENAPATI, Jan 20 NNN: Reacting to the reported comment of Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh after the meeting with political parties at New Delhi on January 17, the Naga People’s Organization (NPO) has termed it as “dismayed and irresponsible” from the part of a responsible Centre leadership.
The NPO said it is compelled to express that, “the vindictive and communal designs” of Manipur State Government have blinded the wisdom of the Indian leadership, for which the Nagas in Senapati district feel betrayed by such reaction of the Prime Minister.
“On the pretext of addressing the molestation of Momoko case, the political parties in Manipur has invested all efforts to sabotage even the on-going Naga peace process. Such indifferent anti-Naga attitude of the political groups led by the present Ibobi led Secular Progressive Front (SPF) government is condemned and unacceptable.
The Nagas of the district while affirming its stance to support and protect the ongoing peaceful and honorable solutions will extend all out resources and collective efforts to usher in permanent peace in the State and the region.
Fully aware of the final phase of the Naga peace process and upcoming Nagaland Assembly election in February, the unwanted reaction and provocative nature of the Indian government through its agencies to arrest and issue summons of NSCN leaders is disturbing.
The NPO is in favour of solution first rather than election,” the apex Naga frontal organisation of Senapati district demanded.
The NPO added that, the Prime Minister in the past has expressed his determination to resolve the 60years old Naga issue by assuring his willingness to walk extra mile for bringing an end to the peace process, however the latest statement comes as a “shocking to the Nagas. “We expect unceasing sincerity and commitment of the Indian Government to bring an end to one of the longest and delayed settlement” said the NPO statement.
Hitting out at Manipur based organizations and political parties, the NPO stated that, opposing every peaceful and democratic move of the Nagas to resolve any issue will only widen the gap between the hills and valley populations.
“Backed by the state Government civil bodies has become the foot soldiers to counter the genuine aspirations of the Nagas and the tribals in Manipur .With media fraternity controlled and influenced under the banner of the State government and organizations thus placing a one-sided treatment to the present situation, the voices of the hill districts remained neglected and unheard,” the NPO alleged.
“Moreover, the United Naga Council (UNC) alleging the present state government as communal is vivid and visible from the one-sided treatment of the present issue and its approach to the Centre government while addressing the tribal issues of Manipur.
The destructive and repressive agenda of the state government towards the Nagas have become intolerable and beyond limitations.
Therefore, it is best advised that, the Nagas are allowed to resolve its issue by themselves through peaceful means rather than raising possibilities of achieving the solution with violence,” the NPO stated.
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Congress has felt the need for grooming up young leaders. The trend sweeping across the world is projection of young leaders, who can rule their respective countries for not less than 20 years. When Tony Blair became Prime Minister of Britain he was considered Prime Minister for 16 years. But the circumstances changed his tenure […]
Congress has felt the need for grooming up young leaders. The trend sweeping across the world is projection of young leaders, who can rule their respective countries for not less than 20 years. When Tony Blair became Prime Minister of Britain he was considered Prime Minister for 16 years. But the circumstances changed his tenure as he began playing subsidiary role to the US Government and he could not fulfil the expected dream of the Britishers. Britishers know unless there is stability the pace of development will slacken. Continuity of a Government for three or four terms is required to get the fruit of development. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru described as the architect of modern India ruled the country for 12 years. If he ruled the country for five years only none would have remembered him. Because nothing can be done in a single term. India would have reached super power status 15 years back if NDA did not replace Narasimha Rao Government. His economic liberalisation policy was not followed up by the successive Government. When the fruit was about to be reaped his Government was brought down. Congress policy and programme differ from BJP led NDA. Therefore Congress party has in mind when it projected Rahul Gandhi as the next to the hierarchy line of succession that he would be able to serve the country for not less than 30 years. Dr. Manmohon Singh present Prime Minister will be 82 years next year. The situation demands he be replaced to enable him to retire gracefully. The choice naturally falls on Rahul Gandhi. Opposition parties too should learn a lesson from the Congress party. If it thinks of effecting a change of guard at the centre it must project a young leader to take on Rahul and co. But finding young leader is not an easy task. Buddha, Jesus Chris did not appear quite often. Similarly political parties functioning in Manipur also should feel the need for grooming up young leaders. The new entrants to the voters list, all young are worshippers of young and fire brand leaders. They value the voice of young leaders. They consider the voice of the senior leaders as obsolete and out of touch. All political parties must feel the change brought by time. Samajwadi Party had Akhilesh Yadav replacing Mulayam in UP. BSP has Mayawati, who is also a young leader considering her age. Trinamol Congress in West Bengal has also groomed up too many young leaders. Its leader Mamta Bannerjee is also young. It is amazing young men and women cannot be projected as leaders of political parties
in Manipur. Barring N. Sovakiran of MPP who has been appointed as interim President of MPP the others could become President of the non Congress political parties functioning in Manipur only after crossing the age of 60. This trend of waiting for someone to grow old to become a president of a political party needs to be smashed. Senior leaders can work under the young leader. Unless you have the temerity for doing that the possibility of effecting a change will be remote.
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Manipur Sanathong yet to be constructed Foundation laid in 1999KanglaOnlineJIRIBAM, January 20: The general public of Jiribam continues to wait for the construction of the Manipur Gate (Manipur Sanathong) at the Jiribam-Assam border along the National …
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Manipur Sanathong yet to be constructed Foundation laid in 1999
KanglaOnline JIRIBAM, January 20: The general public of Jiribam continues to wait for the construction of the Manipur Gate (Manipur Sanathong) at the Jiribam-Assam border along the National Highway no 53 for which a foundation stone was laid on December 20, 1999 … |
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Newly formed body to campaign for PDSE-Pao.netformation of the Committee was decided at a 'people's meet' organised today by All Manipur Democratic Women's Front at Manipur Press Club wherein representatives of different organisations w…
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Newly formed body to campaign for PDS
E-Pao.net formation of the Committee was decided at a 'people's meet' organised today by All Manipur Democratic Women's Front at Manipur Press Club wherein representatives of different organisations were also present. Aimed at exposing alleged mal-practices by … |
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