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Workshop on Manipur in India’s Look East Policy begins – E-Pao.net

E-Pao.netWorkshop on Manipur in India's Look East Policy beginsE-Pao.netHe then said that even if Manipur state and its people are disregarded and left undiscovered by the rest of the world, the state's achievements in various fields of sports,…

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He then said that even if Manipur state and its people are disregarded and left undiscovered by the rest of the world, the state's achievements in various fields of sports, art and culture, a unique identity has to be carved and made known to the rest …
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Development hampered by bandhs and blockades, says Gaikhangam

IMPHAL, August 30: The State can become hub center for education, medicine and a major tourist destination, if people shun away from the degrading habit of calling bandhs and blockades,

IMPHAL, August 30: The State can become hub center for education, medicine and a major tourist destination, if people shun away from the degrading habit of calling bandhs and blockades, said Gaikhangam.

The deputy Chief Minister was speaking today as the chief guest at the 2-day workshop on “Manipur in India’s Look East Policy”, which started today at the Classic Hotel, North AOC under the aegis of Manipur Chamber of Foreign Trade and Industry (MACFI) in association with Manipur Update (Media Group).

The work shop was graced by the deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam as the chief guest, Minister of Department of Commerce and Industries Govindas Konthoujam as the guest of honour and president MACFI P Loken as the president.

Gaikhangam lauded the organisers for holding such kind of workshop at the right time in the interest of the people of the State, as it will create awareness about the Government policies.

He also said that the people of the State should start preparing from now on as to take the benefit from the upcoming look east India policy or else the people might turn beggars in their own land.

Gaikhangam also pointed out on the importance of entrepreneurship stating that it is a means to sustainability and self-relience.

Govindas Konthoujam while delivering his speech highlighted the development activities undertaken by the State Government.

He also stated that if the State continues with bandhs and blockade, developmental work taken up by the Government will go in vain.

He further called upon the people of the State to open up their minds for a better tomorrow.

During the inauguration, prominent trade experts, entrepreneurs, businessmen,

In the technical session of the workshop, Dr E Bijoy, Dean of social science of Manipur University delivered a lecture on foreign trade and its classification and the advantages of Manipur in India’s Look East Policy.

All-party committee on ILP to start interaction with experts from September 4

IMPHAL, August 30: The Committee on ILP formed by the delegates of all the political parties in Manipur have decided to start interacting with interested experts or organisations on ILP

IMPHAL, August 30: The Committee on ILP formed by the delegates of all the political parties in Manipur have decided to start interacting with interested experts or organisations on ILP from September 4.

The decision was taken by the members of the committee in its second meeting held today in the office of the Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam at Old Secretariat at around 3 pm.

The meeting was chaired by the deputy CM, the designated chairman of the committee, and participated by 15 members from the various political parties in the State. Today, academicians from Manipur University also submitted their opinions on ILP to the Committee.

Three resolutions were taken during the meeting: first, the committee decided to give the All Manipur Bar Association, High Court Bar Association of Manipur and a few other experts a week as requested by them to come up with suggestions; second, the committee took the resolution that the convenor of the committee is to meet the State’s Chief Minister for urging him to invite the JAC on ILP for dialogues at the earliest; and lastly, the committee decided to start interacting with the interested experts or organisation s on ILP with effect from September 4 onward.

Meanwhile, the All Manipur College Teachers’ Association (AMCTA) organised a one day academic discussion on the Inner Line Permit at Manipur College in Singjamei, Imphal today.

The principal of the college, Dr Kh Jayentakumar Singh and AMCTA president M Lokendro Singh graced the academic session as the chief guest and president respectively.

Professor Ksh Bimola of the Department of Political Science, MU moderated the academic session which had Assistant Professor RK Itacha Singh of the Department of Political Science, Imphal College; Associate Professor S Benjamin Nattar of the Department of Political Science, Manipur College and retired director of AVRC, MU, Professor Arambam Lokendra.

Dr. Kh Jayentakumar Singh highlighted the economic points of views on Inner Line Permit in the inaugural session while M Lokendro Singh expressed the need of academic contributions in relation with the issue of ILP implementation in the State. Recalling the academic contribution from AMCTA with the publication of Manipur Fact File in 2001, he also expressed the necessity of framing a policy of ILP concerning the State only.

During the academic session, moderator Prof Bimola expressed the need to examine the pros and cons of implementing ILP in the State.

On the other hand, Prof. Arambam Lokendra dwelt at length on the origin of ILP from the pre-colonial days up to the prevailing situation of ILP in the country with special reference to Manipur.

RK Itocha Singh talked about mechanism of ILP implementation in Manipur on a trial basis in provisional manner while Prof S Benjamin Nattar highlighted the constitutional implications of implementing ILP and mentioned the possibility of amending the constitution for protection of rights of the indigenous people. He further suggested forming a North East ILP policy in the larger interest of the region.

Battle for rightful claim to Trinamool continues

IMPHAL, Aug 30: There is only one Manipur Pradesh Trinamool Congress in Manipur formed in April 2010 under the tutelage of Mamata Banerjee who appointed Kim Gangte as the president

IMPHAL, Aug 30: There is only one Manipur Pradesh Trinamool Congress in Manipur formed in April 2010 under the tutelage of Mamata Banerjee who appointed Kim Gangte as the president of the party, stated Kh Jiken Singh at the Manipur Press Club.

Asserting that Th Shyamkumar Singh who recently floated a new party,Manipur Pradesh Trinamool Congress Committee (MPTCC) announced that I Ibohalbi Singh was a leader of the legislative wing of the party, Jiten added that MPTCC was already abolished by AITC general secretary Mukul Roy(vide no.02/06/2014 Kolkota).

The party has strongly urged MLA I Ibohalbi Singh to clarify whether he is still in the original (MPTC) which is a unit of AITC party or the recently floated party by Th Shyamkumar Singh MPTCC, he said.

He said that MPCC members have given a show cause notice to the other members who have joined MPTCC namely S Manaobi Singh, Pramo,P Premananda Meitei, Th Bishwanath Singh, H Dinku Singh to clarify within one week after receiving the notice either in person or in writing as to why displinary action should not be initiated against them and expelled from the party for wilful violation of the party.

He further said that if the names mentioned above did not reply on time then the MPTC will take actions under the 10 schedule and submit a letter asking for their disqualifications to the Speaker.

Meanwhile, the MPTC office which was earlier located in Hotel Excellency, Keishampat Sega Road has been shifted to Thangmeiband Polem Leikai.

NPF, State unit ask State to initiate judicial inquiry in Ukhrul shooting incident

IMPHAL, August 30: A team of the Naga People’s Front, State unit led by president Awangbou Newmai apprised the State Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh and deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam

IMPHAL, August 30: A team of the Naga People’s Front, State unit led by president Awangbou Newmai apprised the State Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh and deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam who also holds the Home portfolio on the present Ukhrul situation.

The NPF team includes MLA Dikho, party co-ordinator Alexander Pou, MLA Samuel Risom.

The meeting at the Chief Minister’s office was also attended by minister Phungzathang Tonsing.

Speaking to media persons following the evening’s meeting with the State Chief Minister, Samuel Risom said the NPF delegate had apprise the State heads of the Ukhrul situation and measures needed to restore normalcy at the earliest.

The press meet was held at the MLA’s quarter at Lamphel.

He said, the NPF delegates had told the Chief Minister and his team that the situation could have been avoided had the government listened seriously to the voice of the people which was conveyed earlier by the NPF.

Party MLAs had forwarded that the situation will be out of control if the government continue to ignore the wishes and sentiments of the public, he said.

He said the public have been kept in ransom for too long and the situation in Ukhrul is not their fault.

“The situation was created by the government by imposing 144 CrPC with ulterior motive in the name of maintaining law and order,” he said.

The NPF leader continued that there was no law and order problem in Ukhrul town, when the State forces were sent in the pretext of protecting peoples’ lives.

Meanwhile, the NPF leaders also strongly condemned the action of the State police who allegedly resorted to firing upon innocent public who were rallying.

“We have asked the government to immediately lift the imposition of 144 CrPC from Ukhrul town and conduct immediate judicial inquiry and punish the police personnel and officers who resorted to the inhuman action upon the innocent civilians,” he asserted.

ATSUM condemns Ukhrul episode

KANGPOKPI, August 30: The All Tribal Students’ Union Manipur (ATSUM) Emboi Serto group has lodged strong condemnation over the violent incident during the mass district level rally organised under the

President of the student body, Emboi Serto stated that security personnel in the State have never failed to harm the innocent civilians when ever confrontation crop up while completely forgetting that they (security personnel) are protectors and not slayers.

A visibly upset Emboi asserted that it has become harder and harder for the innocent civilian in the State particularly for the tribal people to live.

Emboi further questioned “Why there is a massive difference between mass rallies taken out at Ukhrul and Imphal while the 144 CrPC has been clamped in both districts?”

While ATSUM condoles for the bereaved family of the deceased and injured persons, we will not remain silent if the guilty personnel are not punished according to the law of the land, Emboi added.

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Manipur cops fire at protesters, 2 die – Hindustan Times

Manipur cops fire at protesters, 2 dieHindustan TimesTwo protesters were killed in police firing while three others sustained injuries when a demonstration turned violent in Manipur's Ukhrul town, 84 km north of Imphal, on Saturday. According to re…

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Two Killed in Clashes Between Police and Protesters in Manipur – NDTV

NDTVTwo Killed in Clashes Between Police and Protesters in ManipurNDTVImphal: Two people were killed and 15 injured in clashes between Manipur Police and protestors from the United Naga Council, a Naga political organisation, in Ukhrul district, nearly…

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Manipur Violence: Two shot dead, scores including several cops injured, vehicles set ablaze in Ukhrul

Mass peace rally turns violent in Ukhrul, end peaceful elsewhere Two shot dead, scores including several cops injured, vehicles set ablaze in Ukhrul By R Lester Makang UKHRUL, August

Mass peace rally turns violent in Ukhrul, end peaceful elsewhere
Two shot dead, scores including several cops injured, vehicles set ablaze in Ukhrul

By R Lester Makang

Protestors burn effigies of Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh and his deputy Gaikhangam at Ukhrul; People participating in the rally at Senapati and protestors stand nearby two vehicles set ablaze in Ukhrul.

UKHRUL, August 30: At least two civilians have been shot dead and scores grievously injured in police firing and subsequent assault on civilians even as irate mob beat up some four five police commando personnel in Ukhrul today.

The mob had also set ablaze two government vehicles after the United Naga Council (UNC)-sponsored public mass rally turned violent here on Saturday.

The two deceased have been identified as Ramkashing Vashi, 26, son of Christopher Vashi of Teinem village and Mayopam Ramror, 32 of Teinem village.

Both were said to be recently married and survived by their pregnant wives respectively. The bodies have been deposited at the Ukhrul District Hospital for post mortem.

Meanwhile, another critically wounded Ngachonmi Muivah of Somdal has been taken to Imphal for treatment while all the other injured are being treated at the district hospital.

However, the exact number of the injured could not be immediately ascertained, though expected to be around 16 including the critically wounded.

Eye witnesses said that as the public numbering over thousands turned out at Awon Tang junction and tried to proceed towards the Tangkhul Naga Long Ground around 1:35 pm to join a mass gathering where a joint memorandum of Naga Hohos and Naga frontal organisations of the respective districts was slated to be read out before being submitted to the Prime Minster of India at 2 pm, State security forces fired tear gas shells, mock bombs resulting in heavy casualties among the public.

Soon after, similar violent situation erupted at Alungtang and Wino Bazaar where police commandos fired live bullet allegedly from suspected AK 47 rifles upon the rallyists at point blank range killing the duo instantaneously in front of Ukhrul Higher Secondary School at Wino Bazaar even as explosions of mock bombs and tear gas shells continued, sources added.

In the ensuing mob action, eye witnesses said, some four five police commandos were beaten up by the irate mob resulting in grievous injury of one police personnel.

The public went ahead and set ablaze two vehicles including a Police commando gypsy in front of TNL Ground at Wino Bazaar.

The public also rained stones at security vehicles passing through the TNL Office breaking windows of some vehicles even as commandos kept blank firing. Thereafter the public put up boulders and logs across the road in dual direction in front of TNL office to block passage of security force vehicles.

At the same time, the public held a gathering at TNL Ground where effigies of the Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh and Dy CM Gaikhangam were burned amidst strong condemnation and curse.

Thereafter around 4 pm police commandos went on rampage on the main road of the township and damaged some private vehicles, eye witnesses have said.

Subsequently, the State forces resorted to physical attack on civilians crossing the District Mini Secretariat at Hamleikhong and whisked away 9 persons in their custody inside the office complex where the civilians were brutally assaulted resulting in critical injuries.

Later, with intervention of district administration, it was decided that State forces be retreated to ease the mounting tension for the time being and Assam Rifles personnel be deployed in the town instead and subsequently, the youth were released and rushed to the district hospital, sources added.

However, around 5:30 pm two persons who happened to be friends of the two deceased were returning home after visiting the hospital were reportedly severely beaten up by police commandos who were staying near Ukhrul Town Hall. However, they have been rescued by AR personnel and rushed them to Army hospital at Somsai immediately.

The public mass rally was held in all the Naga hill district of the State to demonstrate the sentiments of the Nagas in the backdrop of the continued imposition of CrPc 144 along with deployment of State security forces while also to pressurize the Government of India to expedite the process for Alternative Arrangement pending Indo-Naga solution.

The rally was staged at six different localities of the town which was attended by thousands of peoples from all localities of the town and villages from nearby villages.

Condolence to late Ramkashing and Mayopam at Delhi

Invitation Condolence to late Ramkashing and Mayopam MSAD is organizing a candle light condolence tomorrow (31st August 2014) in front of Delhi University Arts Faculty Gate at 5p.m., to

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Condolence to late Ramkashing and Mayopam

MSAD is organizing a candle light condolence tomorrow (31^st August 2014) in front of Delhi University Arts Faculty Gate at 5p.m., to condole the death of RamkashingVashi and R. Mayopam in police firing today, 30^th August 2014, at Ukhrul. MSAD extends invitation to everyone to kindly attend the programme.

Venue: Arts Faculty front Gate (Delhi University)

Date: 31^st August 2014

Time: 5 pm

Press release on the condolence as follows:

Condolence to Ramkashing and Mayopam
Raise up for a peaceful world order against repressive regime

This day, 30^th August 2014, will be another day to be remembered in red ink in the history of the politics of dissent and violent suppression. Ukhrul have lost two of its dearest soul and many have been injured while raising up for a human cause. In this regard, the Manipur Student’s Association Delhi raises the banner of justice and;

Condole the killing of RamkashingVashi (s/o L. Christopher Vashi of Teinem Village, Ukhrul), and R. Mayopam (s/o L.R. Hangyui of Teinem Village, Ukhrul) in the course of police action to suppress the mass demonstration in Ukhrul today (30^th August 2014) that was organized under the aegis of the United Naga Council. May their soul rest in peace and we express our heartfelt grievances to the loss with the family, relatives, friends and dear ones.
Condemn the brutal repression that had to led to the casualty of AS. Pamshang of Ukhrul Town, Chanreiwon of Teinem Village, Khanreingam LK (S/o Yangmi LK of Leiting Village), L. Somiwon of Shirui, NingkhanLuikham (S/o David Luikham of Kongkan Village), RamchanngamHoram (S/o HelpsonHoram of Kharasom Village), ShangkahaoKeishing (S/o (L) Thomas Keishing of Thoyee Village), SK. Raingam of Kachai and many others.

Having observed the law and order situation in Ukhrul over the last few weeks, we have come up with the following observations, that;

The scheduled mass protest was well planned and the administration was formally or informally aware of it. The mass demonstration was politically motivated and it was carried out in the context of the pent up resentment against the imposition of the Criminal Procedure Code Section 144 and the subsequent deployment of commandoes and IRBs, since 13^th July 2014, which have been done as a response to the killing of Mr. NgalangzarMalue, an Autonomous District Council member of Ukhrul District by unidentified gunmen on 12 of July 2014.
If the government have been committed to the peace and democracy of people; between 13^th July and 30^th August, there have been considerable time for it to come up with some practical political initiatives towards peaceful understanding with the people of Ukhrul. It seems to us that there have been lack of initiatives towards a workable peace process. Unfortunately, the government have followed its usual practice of militarization and repression of the voice of dissent.
Therefore, what was happened today, was the repetition of ‘State Terrorism’ that have been systematically carried out without restraint for the last many years in the Imphal Valley and many other areas.
This particular trend of governance is undemocratic and inhuman.

We, therefore;

Strongly condemn the government for its failure to peacefully handle with the tense situation in Ukhrul.
Express our suspicion about any hidden agenda of the Government to ignite social tension as a safety valve to divert away the attention of the people from certain genuine larger democratic issues that the government had failed to address to.
Appeal the progressive civil societies in Manipur and beyond to collectively fight against State terrorism in any form under any pretext.

Manipur Students’ Association Delhi

30^th August 2014

NEFIS STRONGLY CONDEMNS THE RE-ARRESTING OF IROM SHARMILA!

PRESS RELEASE Date: 29.08.2014 NEFIS STRONGLY CONDEMNS THE RE-ARRESTING OF IROM SHARMILA! A TEAM OF POLICEWOMEN DRAG THE ACTIVIST AMIDST SCREAMING WEEPING SUPPORTERS!! NEFIS(North East Forum

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Date: 29.08.2014

NEFIS STRONGLY CONDEMNS THE RE-ARRESTING OF IROM SHARMILA!

A TEAM OF POLICEWOMEN DRAG THE ACTIVIST AMIDST SCREAMING WEEPING SUPPORTERS!!

NEFIS(North East Forum for International Solidarity) strongly condemns the rearresting of Irom Sharmila last week just two days after a court ruled that she cannot be charged with attempted suicide for refusing food and water. A team of policewomen dragged the frail activist away from the tin shack that is the site of her protest. We would also like to condemn the Deputy Chief Minister of Manipur who defended the rearresting of Irom Sharmila by saying that the activist’s health was deteriorating. The truth is Irom was grabbed fiercly, dragged and thrown to the Police vehicle by a group of Police women. This is gross violation of human rights and huge disrespect to an activist who has been struggling to end violence and bring peace in the whole north east region of the country.People of Manipur across India are enraged with this blatant offence against a women and an activist who is fighting for ending the brutal law of AFSPA.

The activist is continuing her 14-year hunger strike but says it is not a fast unto death. She says she will fast till the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA is removed from Manipur. The law gives soldiers sweeping powers to arrest or interrogate people in “disturbed areas” or states dealing with separatists or insurgents. Sharmila began her fast in November 2000, days after 10 people, including two children, were shot dead in Imphal, by Assam Rifles soldiers. Three days later, she was charged with attempt to suicide and arrested. On 22^nd May, 1958, AFSPA law was promulgated for the first time by the Indian state. By denying us the right to rule of law the Indian state has kept us relegated to the status of second class citizens in the country that claims itself to be the world’s largest democracy. Indian ‘nationalists’ love to look across the border and gleefully compare the virtues of their parliamentary democracy with the succession of military juntas that have ruled over Pakistan through most of its post-independence history. Declarations of the committee appointed by the Supreme Court in April 2013 that fake encounters happened in Manipur merely affirmed facts that we have all known for very long.

We demand the immediate release of Irom Sharmila and revoking of Armed Forces Special Power Act(AFSPA).

Chinglen Khumukcham
North-East Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS)
Contact: 7838983871 Email: nefis.delhi@gmail.com

CCTNS project launched in Manipur – Nagaland Post

E-Pao.netCCTNS project launched in ManipurNagaland PostManipur became the first state in the northeastern region of India installing Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems (CCTNS) project, a Mission Mode Project fully sponsored by the Govern…

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Protestors of United Naga Council Injured Allegedly in Police Firing at … – NDTV

NDTVProtestors of United Naga Council Injured Allegedly in Police Firing at …NDTVThe UNC representation also appealed to the union government to prevail upon the government of Manipur to honour and respect the Indo-Naga Ceasefire in its territory and…

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The UNC representation also appealed to the union government to prevail upon the government of Manipur to honour and respect the Indo-Naga Ceasefire in its territory and desist from destabilising the Indo-Naga Peace Process by militarisation of …

Police and Protestors Clash in Manipur – NDTV

NDTVPolice and Protestors Clash in ManipurNDTVImphal: Clashes have broken out in Manipur's Ukhrul district between police and protestors belonging to the Manipur's United Naga Council who are demanding talks between the state and Nagas to be wi…

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Imphal: Clashes have broken out in Manipur's Ukhrul district between police and protestors belonging to the Manipur's United Naga Council who are demanding talks between the state and Nagas to be without territorial limits. Reports said protests had …

Concern over rising smuggling in Manipur – The Hindu

Concern over rising smuggling in ManipurThe HinduConcerned over the burgeoning smuggling business in addition to the free movement of insurgents and recruits along the Manipur-Myanmar border Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh is believed to have renewed …

Concern over rising smuggling in Manipur
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Concerned over the burgeoning smuggling business in addition to the free movement of insurgents and recruits along the Manipur-Myanmar border Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh is believed to have renewed his demand for the replacement of the Assam …

Manipur State Power Distribution Co. Ltd announces job vacancy – India Today

India TodayManipur State Power Distribution Co. Ltd announces job vacancyIndia TodayManager (HR): Candidates should possess a post graduate degree in Business Administration (MBA) and they should have knowledge of Hindi and Manipuri. Legal Assistant: C…

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Manipur State Power Distribution Co. Ltd announces job vacancy
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Manager (HR): Candidates should possess a post graduate degree in Business Administration (MBA) and they should have knowledge of Hindi and Manipuri. Legal Assistant: Candidates applying for this post should have done BA-LLB from recognised …

Poor start for Prime Minister Jan Dhan Yojana in Manipur – The Hindu

The HinduPoor start for Prime Minister Jan Dhan Yojana in ManipurThe HinduThe Prime Minister Jan Dhan Yojana to provide banking facilities to every household got off to a poor start in Manipur on Thursday. While over 1.50 crore persons opened accounts …

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Poor start for Prime Minister Jan Dhan Yojana in Manipur
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The Prime Minister Jan Dhan Yojana to provide banking facilities to every household got off to a poor start in Manipur on Thursday. While over 1.50 crore persons opened accounts in the country, just a handful persons did so in Manipur. The high profile …

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Revoke MoU on construction of 4 Dams – E-Pao.net

Revoke MoU on construction of 4 DamsE-Pao.netCCDD is further concerned that dam building efforts failed to assess and learn from the multifaceted adverse impacts of dams commissioned in Manipur. The Ithai Barrage of Loktak Multipurpose Hydroelectric Pr…

Revoke MoU on construction of 4 Dams
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CCDD is further concerned that dam building efforts failed to assess and learn from the multifaceted adverse impacts of dams commissioned in Manipur. The Ithai Barrage of Loktak Multipurpose Hydroelectric Project already devastated the Loktak Wetlands …

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Give Top Priority to Higher Education – E-Pao.net

Give Top Priority to Higher EducationE-Pao.netFederation of Government College Teachers' Associations, Manipur (FEGOCTA) is concerned about the neglect and disturbing condition of the higher education specially collegiate education in Manipur. No r…

Give Top Priority to Higher Education
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Federation of Government College Teachers' Associations, Manipur (FEGOCTA) is concerned about the neglect and disturbing condition of the higher education specially collegiate education in Manipur. No regular Director at Directorate of University …

Invitation Condolence to late Ramkashing and Mayopam

Condolence to Ramkashing and Mayopam Raise up for a peaceful world order against repressive regime

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Condolence to late Ramkashing and Mayopam

Condolence to Ramkashing and Mayopam
Raise up for a peaceful world order against repressive regime