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Repair road

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Farmers decry minister`s statement

IMPHAL, July 17: Various farmers’ organizations of the state have condemned the agriculture minister Ph Parijat saying that he is playing divisive roles in the present fertilizer crisis. The separate… Read more »

IMPHAL, July 17: Various farmers’ organizations of the state have condemned the agriculture minister Ph Parijat saying that he is playing divisive roles in the present fertilizer crisis.

The separate releases from All Manipur Progressive Farmers’ Association, Heirok Farmers’ Society, Nongpok Imphal Loumi-Sinmi Apunba Lup, Ngairangbam Farmers’ Society and Khundrakpam Apunba Loumi Lup stated that the farmers of the state are facing shortage of fertilizers in the state due to irresponsible act of the concerned agriculture minister. He cannot keep his promises to the farmers. The farmers are still buying the fertilizers at a much higher rate than the actual price fixed by the state government.

The farmers further appealed to the concerned authority to take up necessary actions to solve the present fertilizer crisis.

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ACODOM meet

MOREH, July 18: A formal introductory meet of the All Community Development Organization Moreh (ACODOM) was held on July 16 at the conference hall of Hotel Neeraj, Moreh. The meet… Read more »

MOREH, July 18: A formal introductory meet of the All Community Development Organization Moreh (ACODOM) was held on July 16 at the conference hall of Hotel Neeraj, Moreh.

The meet was attended by the leaders of Tamil Sangam, KSO Moreh Block, Gurkha Samaj, MMCM, Kha Nongpok Apunba Nupi Lup Moreh, Nupi Khunai Chaokhat Lamjing Lup Moreh, SDPO and officials of SIB Moreh.

The new office bearers of ACODOM are RK Sanayaima as the chief advisor cum president, O Lukhoi as the vice-president, M Ranjit as the general secretary, and T Biren as secretary organization.

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Super Six hockey

IMPHAL, July 27: YCCIC defeated MEIRAA by 9-4 goals in today’s match of Super Six Hockey Tournament held at Khuman Lampak Hockey Stadium, Imphal. The goals of YCCIC were scored… Read more »

IMPHAL, July 27: YCCIC defeated MEIRAA by 9-4 goals in today’s match of Super Six Hockey Tournament held at Khuman Lampak Hockey Stadium, Imphal.

The goals of YCCIC were scored by Y Chandra, Y Holendro, N Priyo, Surchand and Suresh while Borish, Chingkheinganba and Kirankumar scored for MEIRAA.

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National chess

IMPHAL, July 21: The Manipur Chess Association has invited chess players who want to participate at the 20th National Youth Chess Championship (under-25 years) to be held at Indore in… Read more »

IMPHAL, July 21: The Manipur Chess Association has invited chess players who want to participate at the 20th National Youth Chess Championship (under-25 years) to be held at Indore in Madhya Pradesh to submit their applications on or before July 27. Details can be had from the office of the association.

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AR organizes agricultural tour

IMPHAL, July 22: An agricultural tour organised by 17 Assam Rifles of 10 Sector under the aegis of IGAR(S) was flagged of by Major General C A Krishnan, AVSM, IGAR(S)… Read more »

IMPHAL, July 22: An agricultural tour organised by 17 Assam Rifles of 10 Sector under the aegis of IGAR(S) was flagged of by Major General C A Krishnan, AVSM, IGAR(S) in simple ceremony organised at the HQ IGAR (South), Mantripukhri on 22 Jul 2011.

A release of PRO IGAR (S) stated that the agricultural tour has been conceptualised to give the farmers a first hand experience in the latest trends and technologies of modern farming by visiting various Agri-institutes and interaction with agricultural scientist at Solan and Shimla in Himachal Pradesh, Solan and Shimla were the chosen destination of the tour because of the similar weather, soil and altitudes as obtained in Ukhrul. The tour in which a total of 17 farmers will participate is scheduled from 25 Jul to 09 Aug 2011. The tour aims at introducing modern agricultural techniques including horticulture and floriculture techniques in Ukhrul Dist to make the farmers of Ukhrul Dist self-reliant and introduce more economically profitable agriculture. The IGAR(South) interacted with the farmers and encouraged them to fully utilise the tour to explore the latest trends in agriculture.

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Manipur State League

IMPHAL, July 24: Kh Joykishan has sponsored a sum of Rs. 3.5 lakh for 6th Manipur State League, 2011 which will be organized by All Manipur Football Association (AMFA) under… Read more »

IMPHAL, July 24: Kh Joykishan has sponsored a sum of Rs. 3.5 lakh for 6th Manipur State League, 2011 which will be organized by All Manipur Football Association (AMFA) under “Vision Manipur” project.

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Condemn

IMPHAL, July 25: The United Committee Manipur (UCM) has strongly condemned the arrest of M Raseshwori Leima by Bishupur police commandos on July 22, stated a release.

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Process as End

Are peace talks in the northeast destined to remain a process until finally the process itself becomes the goal? This is a question which cannot miss any serious observers of… Read more »

Are peace talks in the northeast destined to remain a process until finally the process itself becomes the goal? This is a question which cannot miss any serious observers of the region. The answer seems to be in the affirmative, not merely from watching the Naga peace talks, but also the entry of so many other groups in Manipur into this process, in their case without any clear cut route charted out, or even the blueprint of what might be the ultimate solution, known. In fact, for many of the groups entering the fray now, it was never very clear what they were fighting for when they were fighting, unlike say the Nagas who were never in any doubt what they wanted from the time the elite leadership amongst them from the then Naga Club met the Simon Commission when the latter visited Nagaland in 1929. It is also unimaginable these latter groups would be able to come up with any credible, tangible goals, justified by the history or the present, now that they have supposedly stopped fighting. And yet the juggernaut has been set rolling and the “peace process” would carry on, perhaps for a decade, or even several decades, by which time a generation or two would have changed guards, and whatever little tangible goals that can be said to have yoked these disparate groups together would have been lost sight of.

From the state’s point of view, maybe this is a solution in itself. If this indeed is the case, then it would be much more fitting to refer to these peace talks as “peace offensives” rather than “peace initiatives”. In an oxymoronic sense, such a “peace” would become a “war” strategy. We would say this is a legitimate strategy too – that is, legitimised by war. Ultimately, the object in a war, be it open or cold, tepid or by proxy, is to win. But even if it is legitimate under the sweeping war philosophy encapsulated by the terse and familiar phrase: “everything is fair in love and war”, another vital question would continue to haunt. It may be legitimate, but does this necessarily guarantee success? It is for this than for any other reasons that we have reservation about the present push. After a settlement has been reached, would the larger problem of insurgency be solved conclusively, considering also the fact that the “peace offensive” still fails to impress many quarters that matter. After seeing how the state government treated the few dozen militants who it managed to wean away from the rebel camp, the prospect of convincing more of the benefits they can reap from hanging up their jungle boots and saying farewell to arms would have receded even farther away. There is a little more to be said on the “peace offensive”. Probably the new initiatives, especially of enlisting some factions of a hopelessly splintered underground group operating in the valley area, was meant as bait to lure bigger fish. Those with some experience in angling (and many of us are as children with our improvised fishing devices), would know it fully well that when the bait becomes too obvious, particularly when the menacing hook is not covered entirely by the bait, no fish would bite. We are sure those who fashioned his new initiative would know this too. Our hunch is, nobody seriously waging the insurrection war would bite this bait. And like it or not, the chain is only as strong as the weakest link, and here are the obvious weak links of this strategy. Rather than a strategy, what we propose in its place is the offer of an open-minded and open-hearted parley that laid a premium on a solution honourable to all parties involved.

But this “process as end” story is a doubled-edged sword which can cut either way. If “peace talks” are doomed to be reduced to this, insurgency itself is trapped in this same syndrome. This juggernaut too is become a perennial self-sustaining process which follows its own unique logic. The constant fights over government contract jobs by these non state players through their proxies, the need for harsh diktats to ensure public compliance to their agendas rather than voluntary participation etc, are some symptoms of this decay corroding away the soul of the insurrection. Under the circumstance, if the “fish baiting” games are to be abandoned, the “one-up-man ship” war games too must end. What is called for is a one to one discourse, which can give way to more hard-headed dialogues to finally pave the way for a negotiated settlement.

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Sangeeta football

var addthis_product=’wpp-252′;var addthis_options=”Google+1″IMPHAL, July 29: HNSC and YPHU ended in goalless goal while CRPF defeated WAFA by 1-0 today in 18th L Sangita Memorial 1st division…

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SEEYA awareness programme

var addthis_product=’wpp-252′;var addthis_options=”Google+1″IMPHAL July 30: Self Employed Education Youths’ association, (SEEYA), Imphal East-1 today organized a one day awareness programme on…

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Chaos at Mayang Imphal

var addthis_product=’wpp-252′;var addthis_options=”Google+1″IMPHAL, July 31: The local people of Mayang Imphal have protested against the arrest of one person by police on charges of theft today. The…

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MSF strongly condemns Sanghakpam blast

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var addthis_options = “Google+1″IMPHAL, August 1: The Manipur Students’ Federation (MSF) has strongly condemned today’s bomb-blast at Sanghakpham, terming…

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Transformer malfunction

var addthis_product=’wpp-252′;var addthis_options=”Google+1″IMPHAL August 2: According to a press release from the office of the superintending engineer, Transmission Circle, Electricity department…

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Appeal from FECTAM

IMPHAL, Aug 3: The Federation of College Teachers’ Association Manipur (FECTAM) has appealed to the students and guardians to bear the inconveniences of cease work strike for some more time… Read more »

A release of the association stated that the college teachers are demanding the revised 6th UGC pay scale not only for their personal benefits but also for the upliftment of higher education sector in the state.

The state government has neglected the demands of the teachers for quite a long time. The teachers are concerned with human resource development of the state by enhancing the quality of higher education, it said.

The FECTAM further appealed to all concerned to render a helping hand to save the degrading higher education of the state.

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Ghanendrajit football

IMPHAL, Aug 28: ESU defeated PYA by 2-0 in today’s match of MK Ghanendrajit Memorial Imphal East Super Division Football League held at YOSC Ground. H Johnson and Minthang scored… Read more »

IMPHAL, Aug 28: ESU defeated PYA by 2-0 in today’s match of MK Ghanendrajit Memorial Imphal East Super Division Football League held at YOSC Ground. H Johnson and Minthang scored one goal each for ESU.

Millan and N Bobocha of ESU and Rajchouhan and Patayaz of PYA were booked yellow card.

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Foundation day

IMPHAL August 5: A Drawing and Essay writing competition was held today in connection with the 32nd foundation day observation of Young Voluntary Organization at the community hall at Wangkhei… Read more »

A ceremonial function was held in the morning wherein S. Tomchou Singh, retd. chief conservator of forest, and L.C Ruhinikumar, president, Y.V.O. graced the function as the chief guest and president respectively.

The drawing competition was conducted in two categories while the essay competition was open to all.

Pooja Aheibam d/o Aheibam Nabakumar of Kongba Kshetri Leikai and a student of Kendriya Vidyalaya School and S. Rohit Meitei s/o S. Ratankumar Sharma from Wankhei Tokpam Leirak student of Mega Manipur School bagged the first places in the KG to 4th standard and 5th upto 8th standard categories respectively.

Maibam Rakesh Singh, s/o M. Shyambabu from Thangmeiband Lairenhanjaba Leikai of Modern college Imphal was awarded the first place of the essay competition that was held side by side with the drawing competition.

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Loktak fishers welcome CM`s assurance

IMPHAL, August 7: The all Loktak Lake area Fishermen’s Union, Manipur has welcome the statement of the Chief Minister assuring to rectify the Loktak Lake (protection) Act, 2006. It further draws the attention of the authority concerned to rectify the clauses of the article 19, 20 and 31 in the interest of the fishermen and the people of the state, to ensure peaceful fishing and rearing of fish as usual. It asserted that the fishermen will not accept any form of alternative livelihood schemes until the Loktak Lake (Protection) act, 2006, is rectified to the convenience of the fishermen of the Loktak area. It alleged that the list of hut dweller compiled by the Loktak Development Authority (LDA) has less genuine dweller and urged the authority to introduce a separate act for the fishermen.

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Myanmar trained militant cadres arrested claims SP Bishnupur

IMPHAL, August 8: Atleast three militant cadres of different outfits have been arrested by security forces in the last 42 hours. According to a release of the SP Bishnupur, police… Read more »

IMPHAL, August 8: Atleast three militant cadres of different outfits have been arrested by security forces in the last 42 hours.

According to a release of the SP Bishnupur, police commandos of the district, while acting on specific information conducted search operation at Bishnupur Bazar and arrested one s/s lt corporal of the outfit PLA who has been identified as Moirangthem Rajesh Singh alias Kangleiganba, 24, s/o late M. Ibochouba Singh of Serou Mamang Leikai who joined the outfit in April 2008 and was trained at Myanmar.

It has further stated that on the same day at about 5:30 pm, one female cadre of the PLA identified as s/s l/corpl Haobijam Sundari alias Victoria, 26, d/o H. Sanayaima Singh of Tokpa Ching Tarunghoubi Leikai was also arrested from Ningthoukhong Awang Leikai during a separate search operation.

It has further added that the woman cadre had joined the outfit in March 2005 inder one s/s lt Rosan and had also been trained in Myanmanr.

The same release has also claimed that a team of the district commando further conducted a search operation in and around of ZEO Office, Bishnupur and arrested one KCP (MTF) activist along with one mobile hand set at around 10:30 am today.

It has further identified the arrested cadre as Pukhrambam Sanatomba Singh alias Sana, 38, s/o P. Mangi of Lilong Santipur.

During preliminary interrogation he revealed that he is involved in serving monetary demands and extortion of money from general public and government officials, added the statement.