July 2014 – Page 79 – Manipur News

Doctor’s Day celebrated in State

The National Doctor’s Day 2014 was celebrated at the Indian Medical Association IMA , Manipur State Branch hall at Lamphelpat here on Tuesday Source Hueiyen News Service

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Murder of Raghuchand Rally demands befitting punishment

A public rally was taken out around Oinam Bazar today in protest against the murder of Nongthombam Raghuchand alias Richi 31 s o Ibomcha of Oinam Keithel Source The Sangai Express

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SSA fund

Ramyo Zinghai, President, SMDC, Ukhrul District, today claimed that the MLA of Chingai and his workers formed an ad hoc SMDC committee and had misused the fund which was meant to utilise for the development of SSA schools Source The Sangai Express

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Need for Paddy seedlings with shorter period of maturity stressed

Asserting that there is a growing need for the State to have more variety of paddy seedlings, a source from the Agriculture Department disclosed that at the moment, the State has paddy seedlings which can be planted only when they reach the period of 1…

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Bali experience mooted for Manipur tourism

A three day long 6th International Tourism Congress organized jointly by Indian Tourism Congress ITC and Bali Institute of Tourism at Bali in Indonesia on the theme Tourism for Community Development Issues, Lessons and Ideas from June 21 to 24 had shown the extent of the possibilities that Northeastern States including Manipur could do for development in tourism industry if the respective State Government has the political will to do so Source Hueiyen News Service

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Visit of chairman, COSC and COAS to China from today

The Chairman, Chiefs of Staff Committee and Chief of Army Staff, General Bikram Singh, will proceed on a high level military delegation visit to China from July 2 to 5, informed a statement of Lt Source Hueiyen News Service

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Literary Forum held at Manipur College – E-Pao.net

Literary Forum held at Manipur CollegeE-Pao.netImphal, July 01 2014: Manipuri Department of Manipur College, in collaboration with Sahitya Akademi, organised a half day literary forum on the topic, 'Criticism in Manipuri literature' at the audi…

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Imphal, July 01 2014: Manipuri Department of Manipur College, in collaboration with Sahitya Akademi, organised a half day literary forum on the topic, 'Criticism in Manipuri literature' at the auditorium of the college yesterday. Manipuri Literature …

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Breast Lumps – To Worry Or Not To Worry?

By Dr. Jayadeva Ph. One fine morning while taking a shower, Tombisana found a small lump in her breast. That night she kept thinking whether to be concern of the

By Dr. Jayadeva Ph.

One fine morning while taking a shower, Tombisana found a small lump in her breast. That night she kept thinking whether to be concern of the lump or ignore it. She is 32 years old, unmarried and otherwise a healthy and active person. Tombisana was always a bit shy and this prevented her to go to a doctor and consult about the breast lump. She eventually decided to ignore it.

3 years passed, the lump was painful and her skin over it was red and thick. After consulting a doctor and taking appropriate investigations, she got the shock when the lump turned out to be a cancer!

She thought for a while and regretted that she should have thrown her shyness away and done a check-up at the earliest when the lesion was pre-malignant.

What mistake did she do?

Breast cancer is the most common cause for death in women around the world.Global breast cancer incidence increased from 641,000 (95% confidence intervals 610,000 -750,000) cases in 1980 to 1,643,000 (1,421,000—1,782,000) cases in 2010, an annual increase of 3•1%. Over 100,000 new breast cancer patients are estimated to be diagnosed annually in India.

Previously, it affect women living in the western countries more often, probably due to their lifestyle and eating habits. Now, India is increasingly facing the problem of breast cancer. Same can be said for places like Manipur, where women may face breast diseases like any of her counterparts in the world.

Many newer investigations are present in the world to detect breast cancer. But the first test is always the self-examination. Women of any age can do a thorough self-examination of both the breast to check for any lump or swelling.

The most common mode of examination for detecting breast cancer is the mammography. Mammography is a type of specialised X-ray machine which can detect both benign and malignant lesions. Mammography is recommended for patient who are above the age group of 35 years but not recommended for patients who are pregnant, lactating or below 35 years due to radiation hazard.Mammographic positioning is also painful for the patient.

Even though PET and MRI scan has higher accuracy, its availability is a concern.

The easiest and the more comfortable type of investigations is ultrasound screening of breasts. Ultrasound is a specialised device that uses high frequency sound waves (inaudible to human and similar to sound waves used by bats!) to visualise the soft tissue of the body. It does not uses radiation like mammography. So, ultrasound can be used in any individual whether she is pregnant or younger individuals which are unfit for radiation exposure.

The sensitivity for detecting breast cancer ultrasound ranges from approximately 80 to 90 per cent, which hold very good for patients who are young or pregnant and even for those who cannot afford other higher imaging modalities like MRI and PET or patients who does not want to be exposed to unnecessary radiation for screening purpose by mammography.

Ultrasonography is indeed a simple and inexpensive tool for evaluation of breast lumps. Not only it provide prompt diagnosis but also it is safe and painless.

Ultrasound detects early stage cancers in women with mammographically negative dense breasts, with higher contribution in women younger than 35 years .It is useful in the evaluation of palpable masses not visible in mammographically dense breasts, abscesses and masses that are not completely evaluable with mammography and in young patients who are susceptible to radiation.

Fine needle examination of any breast lump done blindly may yield false negative cases, i.e. it may wrongly take the sample for the biopsy from the area which may be of benign nature, other than taking the sample from the exact malignant site. False negative results are seen in 4-10% and are most common in fibrotic or well differentiated tumours

With the help of the ultrasound guided fine needle aspiration, the aspiration of the malignant cells become more reliable. Thus, making the patient worry lesser!

New development in the field of ultrasonography like Elastography has been developed which follow the simple rule of elasticity , telling that the more the lump is hard, the more likely it is to be malignant. Other newer techniques includes contrast enhanced Sonography.

Nowadays, not only women are affected by breast cancer. Many cases of breast cancer in man has also been reported. But most of the cases goes unreported or gets reported very late in life as the usual false presumption that man does not have breast! That they have chest!!

Every men that I know have breasts. It may be a rudimentary gland for them, but they do have breast glands which can very much develop breast cancer at any stage of his life. Men should also be aware as much as their female counterparts. Actually, men should worry more as breast cancer is often more aggressive than women;the breast tissue in men are very close to the chest wall and it can metastasis (spread) faster than breast cancers of women.

Every year, October is taken as the month to create awareness for breast cancer. In US and many other countries, prominent personalities, breast cancer survivors and any individual who want to share their knowledge to tackle this dreaded disease.

Lastly, the mistake that our friend Tombisana did was nothing. She was simply unaware of the consequences of the simple breast lump. She was not aware that the simple breast lump may turn out malignant. She does not know what could be the next step for diagnosis and treatment. Now that we all know some few simple test to be followed if you find a breast lump. Never to ignore even the smallest of them!

(Author: Dr. Jayadeva Ph., Md., Consultant Radiologist, Advanced Hospital & Research Centre, Imphal.)

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No Verdict Can Replace the Loss

The verdict of the high profile case against the murder of Dr Thingnam Kishan, Yumnam Token and Aribam Rajen has been given. Hopeson Ningshen, a self-styled lieutenant colonel of the

The verdict of the high profile case against the murder of Dr Thingnam Kishan, Yumnam Token and Aribam Rajen has been given. Hopeson Ningshen, a self-styled lieutenant colonel of the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isac-Muivah) has been convicted of murder by the special court of the Central Bureau of Investigation at Patiala House Court, New Delhi. Hopeson has been awarded life imprisonment. It was in the year 2009; Dr Kishan was then serving as a Sub Divisional Officer at Kashom Khulen under Ukhrul District. Investigation report reveals that Dr Kishan along with his two staff Y Token and A Rajen were kidnapped by the cadres of NSCN-IM near the Hungdung Gate in the afternoon of February 13, 2009. Dr Kishan had a meeting with the then District Commissioner of Ukhrul, Pankaj Kumar Pal on the morning of the same day. As per the report, the cadres of the NSCN – IM followed the trio from the DC office till Hungdung, which indicates that the cadres had a prior knowledge about the meeting at DC office. While the family of Dr Kishan have been holding the view that there is high likelihood of the then DC’s involvement in the murder, the CBI however has ruled out that possibility. Dr Kishan’s father not contented with the finding particularly with the DC and his probable involvement in the heinous crime, has approached the law court, pleading that the DC should be equally punished if he is found guilty. For that, we shall wait for the law to take its course.

The lifeless bodies of the three were found on February 17 wee hours morning at Taphou Kuki village under the Lukhrabi Bridge of Senapati District. That was on the fourth day after the kidnapping. Three of them were bludgeon to death, beyond recognition with their hands tied behind their back. It is important to recall that Dr Kishan’s family was quick to point out the possible involvement of NSCN – IM cadres behind the killing. Dr Kishan when he was alive had shared to his family members that there was active presence of the cadres of NSCN – IM in Ukhrul District. That the outfit’s influences were evident in most of the governmental works taken up in that area. The then Joint Action Committee formed against the killing, taking cue from the family’s standpoint, since its formation had maintained that the NSCN – IM cadres were involved in the crime, and that they must be punished according to the law of the land. It is also important to note that the outfit had initially tried to wash off their hands from the murder. The JAC was firm with their stand, and moreover there was mounting pressure from the public with agitations on the streets seen everywhere. Both in the valley and the hills, the spread and the scale of agitation was perhaps unprecedented. The NSCN – IM had to finally accept the involvement of its cadre, Hopeson, who gave the execution order to three other cadres namely: Abo Shibo, Johnny and Ashang. According to CBI the first two are still at large and the later has been claimed to have expired. The JAC must be congratulated for their stand to take the fight till the end. Their pointed demand was for punishing the malefactor; neither ex-gratia money nor jobs to the kin of the victims were included in their demand. The victims’ families should also be appreciated for their faith on the collective wisdom of the JAC members – though nothing on earth can replace their loss, even after the verdict.

Leader Writer: Senate Kh

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CM to discuss cabinet reshuffle with party high command

Imphal, July 1: Chief Minister Okram Ibobi has left Imphal for New Delhi to attend a meeting of the AICC Monitoring group chaired by AK Anthony and will consult Sonia

Imphal, July 1: Chief Minister Okram Ibobi has left Imphal for New Delhi to attend a meeting of the AICC Monitoring group chaired by AK Anthony and will consult Sonia Gandhi on the matter of reshuffling ministries.

A source told IFP that the Chief Minister was not accompanied by deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam.

The Chief Minister has assured 27 MLAs that he will discuss the matter with AICC leader Sonia Gandhi.

They are awaiting response from the party high command on the mid-term reshuffle of 10 ministries barring the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister, added the source.

On the other hand, a minister on the condition of anonymity has disclosed that even if the Chief Minister has assured a possible mid-term reshuffle, there will not be a complete reshuffle.

“Among the MLAs who are demanding for a reshuffle there are so many who had completed full terms as ministers. We didn’t cause any obstructions during their tenures as ministers,” he said.

The MLAs have demanded an assurance from Chief Minister for a reshuffle before the July 11 Assembly budget session. The MLAs have cited the establishment of the NDA government at the centre for the need to reshuffle the ministries as it would strengthen the Congress and bring confidence to the people about the party. They are of the opinion that the Congress is going to be in a different position in the next Assembly election.

Among the MLAs demanding the mid-term reshuffle there are many who have had successful tenures as ministers in the past.

The development works of their constituency are looked after by the current ministers. It hinders the developmental work in their local areas which has caused the lack of faith among the local public. This will lead to a downfall of the Congress party in the general elections in 2017, they had complained.

A source said that even among the 27 MLAs who met the Chief Minister on Monday, some of them were in the favour of the current ministers. They acknowledged that the ministers were doing well in every field and if they support the ministers in undertaking various development programmes, there will be good governance in the future.

Manipur becoming a land of bandhs and blockades: DESAM – KanglaOnline

Manipur becoming a land of bandhs and blockades: DESAMKanglaOnlineIMPHAL, July 1: Manipur has become a State where bandhs and blockades have become an everyday routine, said Agamba Meitei, president Democratic Students Alliance of Manipur (DESAM) durin…

Manipur becoming a land of bandhs and blockades: DESAM
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IMPHAL, July 1: Manipur has become a State where bandhs and blockades have become an everyday routine, said Agamba Meitei, president Democratic Students Alliance of Manipur (DESAM) during a press conference held today at the DESAM office.

Pregnant woman found hanging with dead daughter lying beside

IMPHAL, July 1: In bizarre and tragic incident, a four-month pregnant woman was found hanging with her 10-month-old daughter lying dead on a bed in the same room at their

IMPHAL, July 1: In bizarre and tragic incident, a four-month pregnant woman was found hanging with her 10-month-old daughter lying dead on a bed in the same room at their Keishamthong Elangbam Leirak today around 3.30pm.

The woman identified as Seram (n) Elangbam (o) Sushila Devi, 33, lived at the house with her husband Elangbam Dhiren, 50 and his first wife Bidyaluxmi.

Her husband is a teacher at the Mayai Lambi Little Master School, while Sushila is also a teacher by profession in private school Promising Kids Academy.

While Dhiren had surrendered before the police around 6pm, his first wife continue to abscond till the filing of this report.

Relatives and locals from her parental home on getting information of the incident rushed to her house but found both the husband and his first wife missing from the scene and the room in a chaotic mess with things scattered everywhere.

Angered by their disappearances, the locals started dismantling the house but timely intervention by the police averted much damage to the house.

A local of Keishamthong Elangbam Leikai said this evening Elangbam Dhiren had gone into his house and yelled, at which the neighbours ran inside to check what had happened.

The locals found the woman hanging with a cloth from the roof while their daughter was lying dead nearby on a bed.

A local said Dhiren had shifted some five years back at the Keishamthong Elangbam Leirak from Keishamthong Elangbam Leikai Lairembi Manak and was staying together with his two wives.

Sushila’s sister, Laishram (o) Memcha said that Sushila had married Dhiren some years back after his first wife failed to bear any child.

She alleged her sister was often tortured by Dhiren and his first wife.

Early this morning, Sushila had called and asked for their father or any other relatives’ phone numbers, she continued.

Sushila had also not attended her school today, she continued while alleging the husband and his first wife of staging Sushila’s suicide.

Memcha said that they found the room in total disarray as if a confrontation had taken place earlier.

Later a large number of police personnel led by additional SP operation Imphal West, K Meghachandra rushed to the spot to take stock of the issue. A fire tender of the State Fire service was also kept stationed in the locality for any eventuality.

Police pulled down the body and a team of the State Forensic expert team examined the crime scene and conducted a full inquest of both the bodies.

The bodies of both the mother and her infant have been deposited at the RIMS morgue for post mortem around 6.30pm.

Police have registered a case in this regard.

Although the area remained tense till the filing of this report, police are deployed in the area.

Tourism management studies becoming important in Northeast, says MU Registrar

IMPHAL, July 1: Tourism management studies is becoming important in the Northeast region for developing the hospitality industry to create job opportunities and to develop the economy. This was stated by Registrar of Manipur University, Professor N Lokendra Singh at a press conferences to share the feedbacks, observations and experiences of the Sixth International Convention of Bali, Indonesia from June 21 to 24 2014 on Tuesday.

The press conference was organised by Indian Tourism Congress (ITC), Northeast at the office chamber of Registrar Manipur University.

“The Indian Tourism Congress and Bali Institute of Tourism invited eight persons from the Northeast chapter of ITC including Manipur University Registrar Prof. N Lokendra Singh, Dean of Social Science Prof. E Bijoykumar Singh, Prof. Rajendra Kshetri of Nagaland University, Dr. N Zimik of Pettigrew College, Dr. RK Tamphasana Devi with Dr. Umavati Devi of GP Women College, Dr. M Binota Devi of Imphal College, Dr. Lucy Jajo of DM College of Arts to attend the 6th International Tourism Conferences at Bali, Indonesia conducted under the theme “Tourism for Community Development,” he said.

Talking about Bali, he said that Manipur can also be turned into a place for tourism with our rich resources in culture, handicraft and natural beauty.

Professor E Bijoykumar Singh of Manipur University said that Bali by preserving its essential character has lured the tourists with their culture, traditions, and handloom and handicraft products.

Our State also has so many resources comparable to Bali. So, we have to learn from them to take benefit from the tourism industry and develop our State, he said.

The press conference was attended by Manipur University Registrar Prof. N Lokendra Singh, Dean of Social Science Prof. E Bijoykumar Singh, Dr. RK Tamphasana Devi with Dr. Umavati Devi of GP Women College and Dr. M Binota Devi of Imphal College.

No community can develop without unity, Yamthong Haokip

Imphal, July 1: No community can develop if it’s disunited. Development awaits us if stay united and co-exist peacefully. This was stated by Saikul MLA Yamthong Haokip while inaugurating the

Imphal, July 1: No community can develop if it’s disunited. Development awaits us if stay united and co-exist peacefully. This was stated by Saikul MLA Yamthong Haokip while inaugurating the 37th three-days-long youth-cum-sports meet organised by Salam Patong Sporting Youth Club under the theme ‘Harnessing Talent for Change’.

He further said that the Vaiphei community originated in Salam Patong village after leaving the then Burma, now known as Myanmar. The club was established in 1977 but till now there is no development in the area.

“We need unity among the Vaipheis if we have to stay together as one and for the Vaipheis to shine in future.”

He said that he had seen little unity here in Salam Palong village since the last few years.

Talking about his decision to repair the existing Salam Patong Public Health Sub-Centre, he said that he had sanctioned Rupees 25 lakhs from his local area development fund to repair the run-down building of Salam Patong PHC.

Kuki communities have the full-fledged power to exercise their rights to develop the village though there are youths, women and other village authorities or committee.

Assuring the people of Salam Patong that he will construct a bridge over the Khoikai River, he said that the road which connects to the rest of the state is in a very vulnerable condition.

“If there is disunity among the people, no development can be initiated in the area even after requests are made. If there is unity among the people, I will work in the interest of people after looking what is lacking in the area,” he added.

In the inauguration function, Assistant professor Thanthang Vaiphei of MU and SDO/SDM, Henglep Soiminlein Vaiphei were present as the president and guest of honour respectively. Colourful and cultural dance were performed by the youths of Vaiphei.

SI Krishnadas JAC to initiate leaflet distribution

IMPHAL, July 1: The JACs formed in connection with the alleged killing of SI Krishnadas and the alleged detention of Krishnachandra by the police over the former’s killing case called

IMPHAL, July 1: The JACs formed in connection with the alleged killing of SI Krishnadas and the alleged detention of Krishnachandra by the police over the former’s killing case called a joint press conference today at the Manipur Press Club.

Spokesperson Th Joshikanta said that the police are unable to produce the culprits involved in the killing and is instead trying to hide the true findings of the case.

The agitation launched by the JAC is in demand of justice for victim’s family and there is no attempt from the JAC’s side to make it communal, he asserted.

To continue with the agitation, the JAC will start handing out leaflets on the incident and launched poster campaigns at different parts of the State from today onwards, he said.

Takhellambam Bebina who had already given her statement before the police said she was running the chicken centre jointly along with the family of the victim SI Krishnadas.

While she sells cooked meat, the SI’s family used to sell chicken meat, she said.

Recounting the incidents of the day, Bebina said that on the fateful day of June 21, she had open her shop around 10am, she said and continued that around 7pm Krishnadas had come to the shop and stayed in front of the shop for some time waiting for his wife.

After sometime, Krishnachandra who has been detained by the police in connection with the case came to their center, she said.

The two left the shop taking along some eatable items for the local liquor vendor, she said.

The two returned together after about 10 minutes and then Krishnachandra left for his rented room around 7.30pm while Krishnadas stayed back, she said.

Bebina told the media that she return to her residence around 8.10 pm after Krishnadas’ wife and children came to the shop.

Meanwhile, Tombisana convenor of the JAC formed in connection against detention of Krishnachandra said the JAC has submitted a memorandum to the Chief Minister yesterday evening appealing for the safe release of the detained individual.

She warned to launch severe forms of agitations in case the government fail to release the Krishnachandra.

Manipur becoming a land of bandhs and blockades: DESAM

IMPHAL, July 1: Manipur has become a State where bandhs and blockades have become an everyday routine, said Agamba Meitei, president Democratic Students Alliance of Manipur (DESAM) during a press

IMPHAL, July 1: Manipur has become a State where bandhs and blockades have become an everyday routine, said Agamba Meitei, president Democratic Students Alliance of Manipur (DESAM) during a press conference held today at the DESAM office.

Since 2008, the student body has been organising a rally on July 1 on the theme ‘Free Zone Demand Day,” he said.

He further continued that starting from July 2 to 4, DESAM will be organising street corner campaigns, publicity and posters campaigns.

On July 5, DESAM will be organising a discussion with intellectuals, teachers and academicians at the JNMDA on the issue of “Education in Manipur,” he said.

He appealed to all the private schools and other educational institutes to observe the Free Zone Demand Day on July 5.

He said that the main objective is to encourage a proper education policy in the State which is lacking at the moment.

He lamented that there is no specific law against bandh and blockade and any random organisation are calling bandhs and blockades effecting education drastically.

He further appealed to the people against calling bandhs and blockades unnecessarily and to make education a free zone.

He also appealed to the government for proper provision of electricity and water supply in the State.

MACS Dy Director involved in embezzlement of Crores says Maoist

IMPHAL, July 1: The Maoist Communist Party of Manipur has claimed the responsibility of bomb threat at the Haobam Marak Irom Leikai residence of Mongjam Abhiram, Dy Director of Manipur

IMPHAL, July 1: The Maoist Communist Party of Manipur has claimed the responsibility of bomb threat at the Haobam Marak Irom Leikai residence of Mongjam Abhiram, Dy Director of Manipur Aids Control Sociaty (MACS).

The banned outfit in a statement signed by its Secretary Publicity and Propaganda, Nonglen Meitei has alleged Abhiram of involving in embezzlement of huge funds meant for HIV/AIDS, for people who are living with it.

It said the bomb threat was the ultimate warning to Abhiram for his alleged involvement in embezzlement of funds meant for the welfare of people who are living with HIV/AIDS, particularly for those who are staying in far flung areas in the hills and elsewhere.

The embezzlement was carried out defying the guidelines of NACO. MACS in 2010, under the Society For Promotion of Youth and Masses picked out 7 NGOs in a wrongful manner. An amount of 4 Crores is alleged to be swindled off by Abhiram in cohorts with the 7 NGOs, said the statement.

It further alleged that a few scrupulous groups are working hand in glove with the colonial Indian army, who on the other hand are protecting the drug smugglers in the state.

The party has sought action from the authority concerned to take action against those who are involved in the scandal, if not the party will launch stern action, added the statement.

Tribal customary law and land use system have to be respected says ATSUM

KANGPOKPI, July 1: Strongly reacting against the re-drafting the MLR & LR Act All Tribal Students’ Union Manipur (ATSUM) today emphasized that just for the sake of development the government

KANGPOKPI, July 1: Strongly reacting against the re-drafting the MLR & LR Act All Tribal Students’ Union Manipur (ATSUM) today emphasized that just for the sake of development the government will not be allowed to act as per its whims and fancy while adding that tribal customary laws and land use system has to be respected.

Emboi Serto, president ATSUM lamented the government for re drafting the MLR & LR Act whereby the tribal ancestral land is being seen as land which can be bought and encroached by the government at its own will.

He further pointed out that in Moreh 3000 acres of land is being planned for construction of a new modern township.

The government policy of never consulting the HAC and the tribal people will not be tolerated noted Emboi Serto while adding that the New Land Use Policy implemented in Mizoram cannot be practice in Manipur and asked the government and every concerned authority to keep this important reminder in their mind.

In the meantime, the ATSUM leader wanted the tribal people to be very vigilant before adding that the Joint Forest Management and Reserved Forest Policy through which the tribal are paid some few lakh rupees is a hindrance to the ancestral land use system.

We must not be fool by some personal gain and compromise our rights added Emboi Serto.

Fear of communal tension over murder of police officer in Manipur – The Hindu

Fear of communal tension over murder of police officer in ManipurThe HinduHome Minister Gaikhangam Gangmei and many sections of people fear that the murder of one police sub inspector Krishnadas Mayengbam on June 21 night near the FCI godown at Sagaipr…

Fear of communal tension over murder of police officer in Manipur
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Home Minister Gaikhangam Gangmei and many sections of people fear that the murder of one police sub inspector Krishnadas Mayengbam on June 21 night near the FCI godown at Sagaiprou may snowball into a communal flare up. In the recent past …