A statement issued by Jiri College Employees Association JCEA , Jiribam general secretary L Jaminikanta Singh stated that the staff of Jiri College have not received their salaries for almost a month, after it became a Government college Source The…
A statement issued by Jiri College Employees Association JCEA , Jiribam general secretary L Jaminikanta Singh stated that the staff of Jiri College have not received their salaries for almost a month, after it became a Government college Source The Sangai Express
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To protest the transportation fare fixed by Indian Oil Corporation Ltd IOCL , the All Manipur Petroleum Products Transporters’ Association has announced its decision to stop transportation of petroleum products in the State indefinitely Source The …
To protest the transportation fare fixed by Indian Oil Corporation Ltd IOCL , the All Manipur Petroleum Products Transporters’ Association has announced its decision to stop transportation of petroleum products in the State indefinitely Source The Sangai Express
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Assam and the rest of the NE States have a huge marginal difference in SBI’s total business shares with overwhelming 70 shares coming solely from Assam while the rest of the States in the region contributes only theremaining30 shares Source The Sa…
Assam and the rest of the NE States have a huge marginal difference in SBI’s total business shares with overwhelming 70 shares coming solely from Assam while the rest of the States in the region contributes only theremaining30 shares Source The Sangai Express
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Demanding the lifting of Keep in Abeyance order imposed upon them and smooth continuation of MGEL process, members of All Manipur Newly Appointed PWD Employees ‘ Association AMNAPEA today took out a protest rally from the PWD office at Khoyathong …
Demanding the lifting of Keep in Abeyance order imposed upon them and smooth continuation of MGEL process, members of All Manipur Newly Appointed PWD Employees ‘ Association AMNAPEA today took out a protest rally from the PWD office at Khoyathong Source The Sangai Express
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President of India Ram Nath Kovind today visited the Indian National Army Memorial Complex, Moirang, the place where the Indian Tricolour flag was hoisted for the first time on the Indian soil on April 14, 1944 Source The Sangai Express DIPR
President of India Ram Nath Kovind today visited the Indian National Army Memorial Complex, Moirang, the place where the Indian Tricolour flag was hoisted for the first time on the Indian soil on April 14, 1944 Source The Sangai Express DIPR
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Commerce and Industries Minister Thongam Biswajit Singh today chaired the morning session of the second day of the North East Development Summit at City Convention Centre Source The Sangai Express DIPR
Commerce and Industries Minister Thongam Biswajit Singh today chaired the morning session of the second day of the North East Development Summit at City Convention Centre Source The Sangai Express DIPR
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Division Bench High Court of Manipur, heard the submission of the contractor who have executed the construction works of National Highway 2, Imphal to Dimapur road, today, and also heard the submission of Additional Chief Engineer, PWD, that the tender…
Division Bench High Court of Manipur, heard the submission of the contractor who have executed the construction works of National Highway 2, Imphal to Dimapur road, today, and also heard the submission of Additional Chief Engineer, PWD, that the tender process is on for filling up the potholes from Imphal to Kanglatongbi Source The Sangai Express
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NPCC is concerned on the recent spate of Government officials being victimized by the National Investigation Agency NIA on allegations of terror funding Source Media Cell, NPCC
NPCC is concerned on the recent spate of Government officials being victimized by the National Investigation Agency NIA on allegations of terror funding Source Media Cell, NPCC
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State Bank of India, Regional Business Office, Imphal has donated two Godrej almirah, one LED TV, track suits and sweets to destitute Children Home, Tera Keithel yesterday under Bank’s Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR Source IT News
State Bank of India, Regional Business Office, Imphal has donated two Godrej almirah, one LED TV, track suits and sweets to destitute Children Home, Tera Keithel yesterday under Bank’s Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR Source IT News
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District Youth Affairs and Sports Officer, Thoubal Organised 22nd District Level Youth Festival 2017 for maintenance of Communal Harmony at District Sports Complex, Wangjing in Thoubal district Source IT News
District Youth Affairs and Sports Officer, Thoubal Organised 22nd District Level Youth Festival 2017 for maintenance of Communal Harmony at District Sports Complex, Wangjing in Thoubal district Source IT News
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Among the rarest of the rare sight seen in state level function, President of India, Ram Nath Kovind, Governor of Manipur of Manipur Dr Source IT News
Among the rarest of the rare sight seen in state level function, President of India, Ram Nath Kovind, Governor of Manipur of Manipur Dr Source IT News
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The President of India Ram Nath Kovind today visited the Indian National Army Memorial Complex, Moirang, the place where the Indian Tricolour flag was hoisted for the first time on the Indian soil on 14, April, 1944 Source IT News
The President of India Ram Nath Kovind today visited the Indian National Army Memorial Complex, Moirang, the place where the Indian Tricolour flag was hoisted for the first time on the Indian soil on 14, April, 1944 Source IT News
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The 3rd North East Youth Fest NEYF held here in St Source IT News
The 3rd North East Youth Fest NEYF held here in St Source IT News
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Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee MPCC had submitted memorandum for protection of the integrity of the state during his visit here in Imphal yesterday Source IT News
Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee MPCC had submitted memorandum for protection of the integrity of the state during his visit here in Imphal yesterday Source IT News
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A video which was uploaded at social media about a passenger asking clarification for delay of her flight went viral Source IT News
A video which was uploaded at social media about a passenger asking clarification for delay of her flight went viral Source IT News
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Nearly twenty two thousand Naga People’s Front NPF party men and women including over fifteen thousand active members attended the General Convention of NPF led by Dr Source Oken Jeet Sandham NEPS
Nearly twenty two thousand Naga People’s Front NPF party men and women including over fifteen thousand active members attended the General Convention of NPF led by Dr Source Oken Jeet Sandham NEPS
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Challenges before Media: A glance from the hills of Manipur – Part 2 -E-Pao.netJournalism has come a long way in Manipur but most us are yet to know whether we are really informed or manipulated. To me the people of Manipur are being controlled by the …
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Manipur: President pays floral tribute at Netaji’s statue
Eastern Mirror The President who was airlifted by the Indian Air force helicopters from Imphal for Moirang was accompanied by first lady of the country Savita Kovind and an entourage that included officials of Rashtrapati Bhawan, Governor of Manipur Dr Najma Heptulla … President Pays Floral Tribute at Netaji’s Statue in ManipurNorthEast Today Prez visits INA Complex in ManipurAssam Tribune INA and Indian Army: a history of conflict, a legacy of prideThe Indian Express |
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Manipur: President pays floral tribute at Netaji's statue
Eastern Mirror The President who was airlifted by the Indian Air force helicopters from Imphal for Moirang was accompanied by first lady of the country Savita Kovind and an entourage that included officials of Rashtrapati Bhawan, Governor of Manipur Dr Najma Heptulla … President Pays Floral Tribute at Netaji's Statue in Manipur Prez visits INA Complex in Manipur INA and Indian Army: a history of conflict, a legacy of pride |
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IMPHAL | Nov 22
Condemning the killing of a journalist yesterday at Tripura by allegedly by Tripura State Rifle, All Manipur Working Journalists Union today staged a sit-in protest today at Manipur Press Club Imphal.
The deceased journalist, Sudeep D…
IMPHAL | Nov 22
Condemning the killing of a journalist yesterday at Tripura by allegedly by Tripura State Rifle, All Manipur Working Journalists Union today staged a sit-in protest today at Manipur Press Club Imphal.
The deceased journalist, Sudeep Dutta Bhaumik who was working as a senior reporter at Bengali Daily was allegedly shot dead by TSR rifleman, Nandu Riyang at RK Nagar near TSR 2nd battalion headquarter during his line of duty.
Speaking to media persons, AMWJU vice-president, K. Sarojkumar Sharma said such act of killing a journalist in the line of duty by security personnel is a challenge to the freedom of press.
AMWJU demanded to the state government to re-open and further investigation the cases related with the murder of the state journalists in the past.
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By A Staff Reporter
IMPHAL | Nov 22
“It’s a pity that I had to change my costume at a balcony near the venue for the performance. This is not the first time. Most of the time artists are treated as mere pieces of entertainment and nothing more.”
This was stated by a dejected woman artist, talking to the IFP, who performed on the inaugural night of the ongoing Sangai Festival at the Bheigyachandra Open Air Theatre, Palace Compound.
She continued that the organiser paid no attention to the requirements of the artists who were cramped inside the two small green rooms at the backstage with their musical instruments. “They didn’t offer us even a glass of water, forget about refreshments,” she added.
Head of the production unit JN Manipur Dance Academy Imphal W. Loken, who was the choreographer of the dance item displayed on the inaugural night sharing his plight, said the artists have performed overcoming many inconveniences.
“I understand that there are security protocols to be followed when the President of our country is the guest at the function. But I am truly saddened by the way the security personnel mistreated the artistes,” he lamented.
Moreover the organiser had informed us to prepare the item just one month before the festival which is a very limited period but somehow we have managed to present it well, he added. “Apparently there is clear lack of coordination among the authorities which was very much evident from the way they have treated the artist on the inaugural night,” he said.
One of the artist Amang H. said, “There were no adequate dressing room and despite waiting the delegates for long hours they don’t even provide refreshment. The manner in which the organising committee treated us shows lack of dignity, respect and value for artist.”
Another artist Subash Ksh. said, “I felt very proud because as an artist from Manipur I got an opportunity to stand on the stage of Sangai Festival for five times.” But the remuneration paid to the artists is very low, and it has been the same every year, he added.
Another artist T. Naotomba, airing his displeasure said, “The kind of restriction imposed on us by Manipuri security forces was bizarre. There were too many restrictions. We felt like we were kept inside a jail.”
Further he said, “The honourable president of India in his speech acknowledged the rich cultural heritage of Manipur. However, it is unfortunate that the organiser have failed to recognise the value of our artists who are contributing in whatever way they can.”
By A Staff Reporter
IMPHAL | Nov 22
“It’s a pity that I had to change my costume at a balcony near the venue for the performance. This is not the first time. Most of the time artists are treated as mere pieces of entertainment and nothing more.”
This was stated by a dejected woman artist, talking to the IFP, who performed on the inaugural night of the ongoing Sangai Festival at the Bheigyachandra Open Air Theatre, Palace Compound.
She continued that the organiser paid no attention to the requirements of the artists who were cramped inside the two small green rooms at the backstage with their musical instruments. “They didn’t offer us even a glass of water, forget about refreshments,” she added.
Head of the production unit JN Manipur Dance Academy Imphal W. Loken, who was the choreographer of the dance item displayed on the inaugural night sharing his plight, said the artists have performed overcoming many inconveniences.
“I understand that there are security protocols to be followed when the President of our country is the guest at the function. But I am truly saddened by the way the security personnel mistreated the artistes,” he lamented.
Moreover the organiser had informed us to prepare the item just one month before the festival which is a very limited period but somehow we have managed to present it well, he added. “Apparently there is clear lack of coordination among the authorities which was very much evident from the way they have treated the artist on the inaugural night,” he said.
One of the artist Amang H. said, “There were no adequate dressing room and despite waiting the delegates for long hours they don’t even provide refreshment. The manner in which the organising committee treated us shows lack of dignity, respect and value for artist.”
Another artist Subash Ksh. said, “I felt very proud because as an artist from Manipur I got an opportunity to stand on the stage of Sangai Festival for five times.” But the remuneration paid to the artists is very low, and it has been the same every year, he added.
Another artist T. Naotomba, airing his displeasure said, “The kind of restriction imposed on us by Manipuri security forces was bizarre. There were too many restrictions. We felt like we were kept inside a jail.”
Further he said, “The honourable president of India in his speech acknowledged the rich cultural heritage of Manipur. However, it is unfortunate that the organiser have failed to recognise the value of our artists who are contributing in whatever way they can.”
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