Writers’ award presented

Three writers were honoured today with the Pacha Meetei Literary award, R Kathing Tangkhul Literary award and Dr Saroj Nalini Arambam Literary award during a function at Manipur Press Club organised by Patriotic Writers’ Forum Source The Sangai Expr…

Three writers were honoured today with the Pacha Meetei Literary award, R Kathing Tangkhul Literary award and Dr Saroj Nalini Arambam Literary award during a function at Manipur Press Club organised by Patriotic Writers’ Forum Source The Sangai Express

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11 shops gutted, goods worth Rs 50 lac destroyed

At least 11 shops have been reduced to cinders by a devastating inferno that broke out at Irilbung Keithel, Imphal East district at around 1 Source The Sangai Express

At least 11 shops have been reduced to cinders by a devastating inferno that broke out at Irilbung Keithel, Imphal East district at around 1 Source The Sangai Express

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3day training on Youth Leadership and Community held

Nehru Yuva Kendra, Chandel successfully conducted a three day training programme on Youth Leadership and Community Development at Phaihulon Morning Star Youth Club, Purum Lining Khul, Chandel Block complex from August 27 to 29, our correspondent report…

Nehru Yuva Kendra, Chandel successfully conducted a three day training programme on Youth Leadership and Community Development at Phaihulon Morning Star Youth Club, Purum Lining Khul, Chandel Block complex from August 27 to 29, our correspondent reports Source The Sangai Express

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CHC Mao, PHSC Pudunamei upgraded

With an aim to provide quality health care services to people living in interior areas, two newly constructed labour rooms were inaugurated for proper functioning of CHC, Mao and PHSC, Pudunamei by MLA L Dikho and Okram Ibomcha, Director of State Healt…

With an aim to provide quality health care services to people living in interior areas, two newly constructed labour rooms were inaugurated for proper functioning of CHC, Mao and PHSC, Pudunamei by MLA L Dikho and Okram Ibomcha, Director of State Health Services and Director of National Health Mission, Manipur yesterday Source The Sangai Express

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KSO, ANSAM flout GovtJCILPS deal

The Kuki Students’ Organi zation Ghqs and the All Naga Students’ Association Manipur ANSAM have spiritedly refused to accept the agreement signed between Government of Manipur and leaders of JCILPS on Protection of Manipur People Bill, 2015 and Manip…

The Kuki Students’ Organi zation Ghqs and the All Naga Students’ Association Manipur ANSAM have spiritedly refused to accept the agreement signed between Government of Manipur and leaders of JCILPS on Protection of Manipur People Bill, 2015 and Manipur Land Revenue Land Reforms Seventh Amendment Bill, 2015 today Source The Sangai Express

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ZUF observes Jadonang’s death anniversary

The Zeliangrong United Front ZUF expressed gratitude to the people of Zeliangrong and other tribes for joining the 84th Haipou Jadonang death anniversary at various Zeliangrong inhabited areas and in other places Source The Sangai Express

The Zeliangrong United Front ZUF expressed gratitude to the people of Zeliangrong and other tribes for joining the 84th Haipou Jadonang death anniversary at various Zeliangrong inhabited areas and in other places Source The Sangai Express

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Nagas are at the threshhold of new political system Hoho

The Naga people are stan ding at the threshold of a major change in the political system and the need of the hour is their unity, the apex body of the Naga tribals said today Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India

The Naga people are stan ding at the threshold of a major change in the political system and the need of the hour is their unity, the apex body of the Naga tribals said today Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India

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Rich tributes paid to Haipou Jadonang CM, Dy CM recommit to emotional integrity of the land

The 84th death anniversary of Haipou Jadonang was set into motion with the unveiling of a bronze statue of the freedom fighter at Haipou Jadonang park, Keishampat by Chief Minister Okram Ibobi today Source The Sangai Express

The 84th death anniversary of Haipou Jadonang was set into motion with the unveiling of a bronze statue of the freedom fighter at Haipou Jadonang park, Keishampat by Chief Minister Okram Ibobi today Source The Sangai Express

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MoRTH inspects damaged highways

Ministry of Road Transport and Highways MoRTH Regional Officer Pawan Kumar has made a field assessment of the damaged sections of Mao Imphal Moreh highway Source The Sangai Express

Ministry of Road Transport and Highways MoRTH Regional Officer Pawan Kumar has made a field assessment of the damaged sections of Mao Imphal Moreh highway Source The Sangai Express

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Awareness prog on mental health

The Centre for Development Activities CDAC ,Wangjing conducted a one day awareness programme on ‘Mental Health’, today at the conference hall of CDAC, Wangjing, Thoubal district Source The Sangai Express

The Centre for Development Activities CDAC ,Wangjing conducted a one day awareness programme on ‘Mental Health’, today at the conference hall of CDAC, Wangjing, Thoubal district Source The Sangai Express

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Helpline perturbed by lack of charity

The Medical Helpline for ILP Movement has expressed concern over not providing any monetary assis tance to the persons, who were injured in different pro ILPS agitation, despite the assurance given to JCILPS Source The Sangai Express

The Medical Helpline for ILP Movement has expressed concern over not providing any monetary assis tance to the persons, who were injured in different pro ILPS agitation, despite the assurance given to JCILPS Source The Sangai Express

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COTA calls for reopening schools

The Council of Teachers Associations COTA has urged the concerned authorities to re open all educational institutions which remain shut till date Source The Sangai Express

The Council of Teachers Associations COTA has urged the concerned authorities to re open all educational institutions which remain shut till date Source The Sangai Express

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Why Manipur is flooded – The Statesman


The Statesman

Why Manipur is flooded
The Statesman
People living downstream of Mapithel dam in Thoubal district of Manipur couldn’t contain their anxiety. They had heard of reports of leakages. On 25 July, the residents of six villages on the border of Bishnupur and Thoubal districts reached the office

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The Statesman

Why Manipur is flooded
The Statesman
People living downstream of Mapithel dam in Thoubal district of Manipur couldn't contain their anxiety. They had heard of reports of leakages. On 25 July, the residents of six villages on the border of Bishnupur and Thoubal districts reached the office

and more »

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Why Manipur is flooded – The Statesman


The Statesman

Why Manipur is flooded
The Statesman
People living downstream of Mapithel dam in Thoubal district of Manipur couldn’t contain their anxiety. They had heard of reports of leakages. On 25 July, the residents of six villages on the border of Bishnupur and Thoubal districts reached the office

and more »


The Statesman

Why Manipur is flooded
The Statesman
People living downstream of Mapithel dam in Thoubal district of Manipur couldn't contain their anxiety. They had heard of reports of leakages. On 25 July, the residents of six villages on the border of Bishnupur and Thoubal districts reached the office

and more »

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Why Manipur is flooded – The Statesman


The Statesman

Why Manipur is flooded
The Statesman
People living downstream of Mapithel dam in Thoubal district of Manipur couldn’t contain their anxiety. They had heard of reports of leakages. On 25 July, the residents of six villages on the border of Bishnupur and Thoubal districts reached the office

and more »


The Statesman

Why Manipur is flooded
The Statesman
People living downstream of Mapithel dam in Thoubal district of Manipur couldn't contain their anxiety. They had heard of reports of leakages. On 25 July, the residents of six villages on the border of Bishnupur and Thoubal districts reached the office

and more »

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‘It is not easy to be a woman threatre director in Manipur’ – Times of India


The New Indian Express

‘It is not easy to be a woman threatre director in Manipur
Times of India
The tribals of Manipur are not into theatre. But I am doing my bit to involve them in this art form. I have even taken one group to perform in their own dialect in the Capital. The theatre artistes of the Tangkhul community from Ukhrul district also
The journey to centrestageDeccan Herald

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The New Indian Express

'It is not easy to be a woman threatre director in Manipur'
Times of India
The tribals of Manipur are not into theatre. But I am doing my bit to involve them in this art form. I have even taken one group to perform in their own dialect in the Capital. The theatre artistes of the Tangkhul community from Ukhrul district also
The journey to centrestageDeccan Herald

all 3 news articles »

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CSD, WAD condemn alleged rape of minor

IMPHAL, Aug 29: The Centre for Social Development and Women Action for Development jointly condemned the alleged sexual assault on a minor by a 20 year old identified as Salam

IMPHAL, Aug 29: The Centre for Social Development and Women Action for Development jointly condemned the alleged sexual assault on a minor by a 20 year old identified as Salam Arun, son of Salam Lala Singh of Laphupat Tera Khunou.

Volunteers of CSD and WAD today visited the place of the alleged incident and strongly condemned the incident which occurred on August 13.

The main accused has been apprehended by the Mayang Imphal Police Station and a case has been registered.

During medical examination of the girl victim today, signs of sexualt assualt were found, informed a source.

WAD further called the intervention of the Child Welfare Committee to do the needful without delay.

Mention may be made that yesterday the locals of Laphupat Tera Khunou along with local Meira Paibi have already demolished the house of the culprit and the remaining family members are expelled from the locality as unanimously resolved by the locals.

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Sit-in and hunger strikes continue

IMPHAL, August 29: Sit in protests and hunger strikes continued in the State today demanding implementation of the Inner Line Permit System or a similar Act in the State. The

IMPHAL, August 29: Sit in protests and hunger strikes continued in the State today demanding implementation of the Inner Line Permit System or a similar Act in the State.

The number of individuals who have launched hunger strikes during the ongoing movement including students and senior citizens has reached 147 today.

Imphal West District alone has seen 85 hunger strikers, while 38 hunger strikers have come out from Imphal East. Altogether 11 volunteers from Thoubal district have undergone hunger strikes demanding the ILP while four from Bishnupur and seven from Yairipok have also undergone hunger strikes.

Meanwhile, 10 new volunteers of the DESAM including two girl students have started their hunger strike in front of the student body`™s office today after the earlier seven volunteers were picked up by the concern authorities around 11:30am.

The new hunger strikers are identified as Imphal West District Council DESAM secretary KC James, 20, son of Taorem Ibomcha Khuman; BA 5th semester student of Manipur College, Jimbrown Achom, 19, so of A Muhindro; secretary Culture and Affairs DESAM head quarter, Leimapokpam Herojit, 20, son of L Ranjit; Imphal East district council DESAM publicity and propaganda secretary, Leishungbam Rajesh, 17, son of L Kanhai; BA 5th semester student of Modern College, Chanamthabam Nandita, 17, daughter of Ch Tomba; class XII Sc student of N Tomchou Higher Secondary, Meisnam Luwangsana, 17, son of M Nipamacha; class XII Sc student of N Tomchou Higher Secondary, Salam Surjakanta Singh, 17, son of (L) S Santa; class XII Sc student of Biramangol College Yaikhom Victoria Chanu, 17, daughter of Y Tomba; Imphal West Disrict Council DESAM president, Longjam Robin Singh, 20, son of L Ibocha and class XII Sc student of Wangoi Higher Secondary School, Thounaojam Somol Singh 17, son of Th Ibomcha.

At the Thangmeiband Waiting Shed opposite to the THAU ground, three new volunteers Nongmaithem Rani Devi, 60, wife of N Ghanashyam Singh; Phamdom Bimola Devi, 36, wife of Ph Kanta Singh and Okram Tombi Devi, 32, wife of O Dhanabir Singh came out to continue a relay hunger strike.

All three are from Thangmeiband Hijam Diwan Leikai.

Sagolsem Mangalsan, 20, son of S Radhe of Takyel Kolom Leikai launched his hunger strike at the Takyel Waiting Shed, after the concern authority arrested the earlier hunger striker this evening around 2:40.

Sinam (o) Khomdonbi Devi, 52, wife of (L) Sinam Rabi Singh and Asem (o) Gomti Devi 50, wife of A Romesh of Chingmeirong Maning Leikai continue to fast at Chingmeirong today.

A medical team also conducted a health check-up today.

Meanwhile, locals have decided to close down all shops until August 31 evening 5pm and form human chains on a daily basis till then.

On the other hand, menfolk from nine local clubs – ESC, Nongmeibung; Citizens`™ Club Soibam Leikai Wangkhei Khunou; UYLA Thawanthaba Leikai; EYC Soibam Leikai Khnaglabung Leirak; SAYC Soibam Leikai Ayangpalli Road; NCYC New Checkon; PYC Nongpok Ingkhol; WAL United Youths Club Wangkhei Angom Leikai and LCP Wangkhei Ningthempukhri staged a sit in protest today in front of Ananda Singh Higher Secondary Academy.

The sit in protest was organize by Fasting Students Protect Committee of Nongmeibung Club of Ananda Singh Higher Secondary Academy.

The protestor came out in their traditional dresses and later took out a rally in the Nongmeibung area.

Octogenarian Aribam (o) Shamurailatpam Sanahanbi Devi continue to fast at the Singjamei Wangma Kshetri Leikai Waiting Shed.

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Eatable items distributed to victims of Moreh incident

IMPHAL, Aug 29: Rendering good Samaritan work, Social Warrior, Manipur has distributed eatable items including cereals and pulses to the people of Moreh, who have been affected by the August

IMPHAL, Aug 29: Rendering good Samaritan work, Social Warrior, Manipur has distributed eatable items including cereals and pulses to the people of Moreh, who have been affected by the August 18 incident in which several people were injured and properties belonging to a particular community destroyed.

Speaking to media persons, convener of Social Warrior, Manipur Kaminikumar Keisam said that the incident had taken place between the two communities due to misunderstanding which could have been avoided.

He made a fervent appeal to all the communities to avoid such unfortunate incidents not only in the border town but in any other part of the State in the future.

He said that the organization had donated financial assistance to the family of Sapam Robinhood and those who were injured while taking part in protests demanding introduction of Inner Line Permit System in the State.

Maintaining that the organization had also distributed relief materials to the villages in different districts which have been hit by the recent flood, the convener said that medical camps were also organized in different parts of the districts for the affected people.

He expressed gratitude to those who extended assistance in the form of money and relief materials to the organization for the flood-hit people.

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