ZUF owns up shooting injure NSCNIM cadre

Owning up responsibility for the shooting retribution awarded to a cadre of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland NSCN Isak Muivah faction NSCN IM few days back, Zeliangrong United Front ZUF has today expressed strong disapproval against t…

Owning up responsibility for the shooting retribution awarded to a cadre of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland NSCN Isak Muivah faction NSCN IM few days back, Zeliangrong United Front ZUF has today expressed strong disapproval against the two organizations Khoupum Area Village Authority Council and Khoupum Area Churches’ Fellowship for condemning the outfit’s action without seeking to understand the context Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Network

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‘Picasso of India’ MF Hussain dead

Legendary Indian painter Maqbool Fida Husain, popularly known as ‘Picasso of India’ who earned both fame and wrath for his paintings, died here today at a hospital following over a month long illness Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India

Legendary Indian painter Maqbool Fida Husain, popularly known as ‘Picasso of India’ who earned both fame and wrath for his paintings, died here today at a hospital following over a month long illness Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India

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Zomi Reunification Organisation slams Hmar National Army

The Zomi Re unification Organisation, a constituent member of the UPF today slammed Hmar National Army for accusing them of opposing the Kuki State Demand Committee and their demands, reports our Correspondent Source The Sangai Express

The Zomi Re unification Organisation, a constituent member of the UPF today slammed Hmar National Army for accusing them of opposing the Kuki State Demand Committee and their demands, reports our Correspondent Source The Sangai Express

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Workshop on Child Rights organised

All Manipur Bar Association AMBA and Coalition on Children’s Right to Protection jointly organised a one day session on ‘Juvenile Justice System in Manipur’ at the Jubilee Library Hall, Cheirap Court Complex here today Source The Sangai Express

All Manipur Bar Association AMBA and Coalition on Children’s Right to Protection jointly organised a one day session on ‘Juvenile Justice System in Manipur’ at the Jubilee Library Hall, Cheirap Court Complex here today Source The Sangai Express

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Ephedrine tablets worth Rs 120 Crores seized NCB men script biggest drug haul in State

In the biggest ever haul in the State, personnel of Narcotics Control Bureau seized a consignment of eight cartons containing 12,15, 800 tablets of Ephedrine HCL 15 mg worth Rs 120 crores in the international market on June 5 from the office of Blaze…

In the biggest ever haul in the State, personnel of Narcotics Control Bureau seized a consignment of eight cartons containing 12,15, 800 tablets of Ephedrine HCL 15 mg worth Rs 120 crores in the international market on June 5 from the office of Blazeflash Courier Ltd, Khoyathong opposite ABC carriers, Imphal Source The Sangai Express

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ZUF claims hand in shooting at of IM cadre

Owning up responsibility for the shooting retribution awarded to a cadre of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland NSCN Isak Muivah faction NSCN IM few days back, Zeliangrong United Front ZUF has today expressed strong disapproval against t…

Owning up responsibility for the shooting retribution awarded to a cadre of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland NSCN Isak Muivah faction NSCN IM few days back, Zeliangrong United Front ZUF has today expressed strong disapproval against the two organizations Khoupum Area Village Authority Council and Khoupum Area Churches’ Fellowship for condemning the outfit’s action without seeking to understand the context Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

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Woman having illicit affairs with a man caught

A 31 year old housewife has been turned out from her locality after she was caught red handed while having extramarital affairs with a 50 year old man, an employee of the Electricity Department last night Source Hueiyen News Service

A 31 year old housewife has been turned out from her locality after she was caught red handed while having extramarital affairs with a 50 year old man, an employee of the Electricity Department last night Source Hueiyen News Service

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Landmine victim languishes in RIMS for last one year An indifferent Govt sums up woes of teenager

A teenage boy, a victim of landmine has been languishing without any hope of living a normal life again in a hospital ward in Imphal for over one year without any compensation from the Government Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

A teenage boy, a victim of landmine has been languishing without any hope of living a normal life again in a hospital ward in Imphal for over one year without any compensation from the Government Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

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Body appeals for sanity

The Rongmei Lu Phuam RLP , Assam, Manipur, Nagaland has fervently appealed to all concerned to exercise restraint in order to prevent all forms of violence that may provoke widespread breach of peace in Zeliangrong region Source The Sangai Express

The Rongmei Lu Phuam RLP , Assam, Manipur, Nagaland has fervently appealed to all concerned to exercise restraint in order to prevent all forms of violence that may provoke widespread breach of peace in Zeliangrong region Source The Sangai Express

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Tribal girl hostellers face career ‘blackout’

Many tribal girl students, staying at Adimjati Girls Hostel, with the expectation of having a decent career are being given the rude wake up calls on a daily basis as erratic power supply is hindering their preparations to face challenges in their futu…

Many tribal girl students, staying at Adimjati Girls Hostel, with the expectation of having a decent career are being given the rude wake up calls on a daily basis as erratic power supply is hindering their preparations to face challenges in their future life Source The Sangai Express

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Meghen comes down on extortion culture

Taking serious note of the growing culture of armed gangs donning the mask of revolutionaries and extorting from the public in the name of fighting for a cause, UNLF chairman RK Meghen, who is presently under the custody of the National Investigation A…

Taking serious note of the growing culture of armed gangs donning the mask of revolutionaries and extorting from the public in the name of fighting for a cause, UNLF chairman RK Meghen, who is presently under the custody of the National Investigation Agency, has urged all to shun such a culture and start earning their own livelihood instead of draining the public Source The Sangai Express

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Teenage mine victim languishes in RIMS

A teenage boy who is a victim of landmine has been languishing without any hope of living a normal life again in a hospital ward in Imphal for over one year without any compensation from the government Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Network

A teenage boy who is a victim of landmine has been languishing without any hope of living a normal life again in a hospital ward in Imphal for over one year without any compensation from the government Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Network

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Drug consignment worth Rs 120.80 crores seized from Imphal based courier agent

IMPHL, June 9: The Narcotic Control Bureau, (NCB) Regional Unit, Imphal, has seized 12,15,800 tablets of ephedrine HCL (15MG) worth approximately Rs 120.80 crores in black market. According to official… Read more »

IMPHL, June 9: The Narcotic Control Bureau, (NCB) Regional Unit, Imphal, has seized 12,15,800 tablets of ephedrine HCL (15MG) worth approximately Rs 120.80 crores in black market.
According to official source, the huge seizure was made under the supervision of VS Shaha Sane, regional director, NCB Imphal.
The consignment consisting of eight cartons containing the tablets was seized on June 5 from the office of the Courier company Blaze Flash Courier Limited having its office at Khoyathong opposite to ABC godown.
The sources said the approximate cost value of the seized Ephedrine in the illicit international market is around Rs 120.80 cores.
During follow up action, three persons connected with the consignment in distribution to Myanmar were arrested, it said. One of them was having firm name MNG Drugs and Biopharma, Imphal, which was non-existent at the address and the counter part was using the license without his knowledge for purchase and sale of the tablet and thereby diverting from legal channel to illegal channel and made huge profit.
Of three arrested persons one is reportedly from Imphal and the two others are from Moreh.
Further, some more quantity of tablets has been seized in other part of the country. The manufacturer of the tablets has also been identified and further investigations are in progress, added the source.
One Maruti van and two wheeler used by the traffickers were also seized under reasonable belief that they are involved in violations under the NDPS Act 1985, it said.

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Wannabe cops on warpath in Manipur – Times of India

Wannabe cops on warpath in ManipurTimes of IndiaIMPHAL: A bandh called by a group of candidates. who had appeared for interviews to get recruited as havildars and Constable Radio Telephone Operators (CRTOs) last year in the Manipur police department, f…

Wannabe cops on warpath in Manipur
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IMPHAL: A bandh called by a group of candidates. who had appeared for interviews to get recruited as havildars and Constable Radio Telephone Operators (CRTOs) last year in the Manipur police department, failed to evoke response on Thursday.

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Meghen calls for stopping extortions, stresses need for improving work culture – KanglaOnline

Meghen calls for stopping extortions, stresses need for improving work cultureKanglaOnlineReacting to the recent statement made by Manipur Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh during a function held at Ukhrul district on the matter of holding election to deter…

Meghen calls for stopping extortions, stresses need for improving work culture
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Reacting to the recent statement made by Manipur Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh during a function held at Ukhrul district on the matter of holding election to determine whether people supported revolutionary movement or not, the arrested UNLF leader said

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Manipur House At Vellore – KanglaOnline

Manipur House At VelloreKanglaOnlineThe Manipuris from the far flung north-eastern border of the country are also taking queue at the CMC for treatment of their disease left out or abandoned by their Manipur or north-eastern regional Medical Institutio…

Manipur House At Vellore
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The Manipuris from the far flung north-eastern border of the country are also taking queue at the CMC for treatment of their disease left out or abandoned by their Manipur or north-eastern regional Medical Institutions, awaiting results of

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Apocalypse Imagined

The magnitude of a possible disaster as indicated by the periodic flood situation every monsoon can only be described as terrifying. Tuesday night’s unusually heavy torrents literally flooded half of… Read more »

The magnitude of a possible disaster as indicated by the periodic flood situation every monsoon can only be described as terrifying. Tuesday night’s unusually heavy torrents literally flooded half of Imphal, though thankfully the cloudburst did not last too long and the logged water had time to flow away considerably by morning, although not completely.

This is yet another caution as to how vulnerable the Imphal valley is. Just imagine what would have happened if the rains did not stop for another one week, a scenario not altogether impossible, in fact one which should be expected in the near future if the prediction of global warming and climate change by scientists is anything to go by. The floods caused would then be much more extensive. But more than this, in the event of a much larger volume of flood water inundating the valley, the second scenario is even more alarming.

Up to a certain level, the Loktak lake and other still existing natural wetlands can act as the reservoir and absorb flood waters. That is to say, only so long as the flood water volume is within this limit, flood waters would recede soon as the rains stop, and inundated farmlands and residences would be spared total destruction. But just suppose the flood water volume exceeds this limit in any given years. Since there is very little outflow of water away from the valley, the excess waters would have little or no place to drain away into, and farmlands and homesteads would remain inundated until the water evaporates. A glimpse of such a scenario is already available in the current floods. Long after the rains have ceased, many low lying areas as still flooded as the rivers that brought the waters are unable to reabsorb them. If the freak rains persist every year, then even before the previous years flood waters have receded, more would be incrementally added, ultimately water would reclaim much of the low lying areas, in much the same way it probably was in prehistoric and proto-historic times, memories of which are preserved in some of the folklores and legends of the place.

Even as much of the low lying coastal regions of the world, including Bangladesh, Netherlands, Florida etc, are swallowed up by the sea in the event of global warming leading to the melting of the polar ice caps, much of the Imphal valley too then would be an extended lake from permanent flood waters.
The moot point is, what possible remedies can there be? The first thing that most believers in a supernatural order would do is to pray that the unprecedented downpour this year was a freak occurrence and not a portent of things to come. But still, it would be prudent to prepare for the worst, even if one were to continue hoping for the best. The second, but a rather long term strategy would be to join the global effort to arrest climate change. This would entail first and foremost, trying to understand what this is all about. The last proposition that we would like to suggest has to do with the question of preparing for the worst case scenario.

The Imphal valley is at an altitude of over 2000 feet above mean sea level, which means that given the outlet, gravity would ensure that water drains out of the place. This fact itself should be capitalised into devising a way to ensure security of the valley from a future water disaster in the event of climate change. Apart from the river that flow out of the Loktak lake to ultimately join the river system in Myanmar and ultimately the sea, artificial tunnels of the Loktak Hydro Electric Plant use the same principle of gravity to divert water away from the lake to turn generation turbines and ultimately join the Barak River and the sea. Such artificial outlets could be made to have a double purpose – hydro electric generation as well as emergency water drainage. Just as for instance, the elaborate labyrinths of subway train tunnels deep down into the earth in many American and European cities, were also designed during the Cold War to couple up nuclear shelters in the eventuality of a nuclear holocaust which had become a real threat then. The nuclear holocaust did not happen, but the subway systems are not a waste because they are also fundamentally an important city transport infrastructure. Likewise, climate change and a subsequent water disaster may or may not be Imphal valley’s future, but the hydroelectric tunnels would still be performing their fundamental purpose of producing electricity.

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Manipur House At Vellore

By Kh. Chonjohn SinghThe Christian Medical College Hospital (CMC in short), Vellore, founded in 1909 – a gift to the “Tamils – Vellories” in particular and the people of the… Read more »

By Kh. Chonjohn SinghThe Christian Medical College Hospital (CMC in short), Vellore, founded in 1909 – a gift to the “Tamils – Vellories” in particular and the people of the whole region in general, getting employment of hundreds and thousands of educated youths, males and females, has now become a prestigious hospital of the country, it is a leading hospital where patients from all over its States, and the countries abroad have been pouring into taking treatment of their sickness by admitting themselves either as indoor patients or outdoor patients as according to the nature of their disease and the course or manner of treatment they are receiving.
The Manipuris from the far flung north-eastern border of the country are also taking queue at the CMC for treatment of their disease left out or abandoned by their Manipur or north-eastern regional Medical Institutions, awaiting results of investigations, diagnosis and treatment for weeks, months and even for years by staying themselves (patients and their party) at the private lodges, hotels and restaurants by payment of rents daily, weekly or monthly. They have thus got treatment of different kinds of disease at the CMC during the last many decades. In the case of treatment of individuals from the other north-eastern States, some individuals of such other States like Meghalaya, Mizoram, etc. they have stated about bearing (by re-imbursement) of some percentage of their medical expenses by their respective State Governments whether the patients are Government employees or not.
After some of the north-eastern States have already opened their State House at Vellore, although it was too late for the State of Manipur, upon a series of efforts made by some public spirited individuals and dignitaries of the Social Welfare Department, Manipur, the then Hon`ble Minister (Social Welfare) Shri Korunthang opened and inaugurated the Manipur Guest House (Manipur house or House, in short) on the 17th. day of November, 2006 at Poongansqar, Sathuvachari, Vellore, Thanks for this that it has really given shelter and accommodation to the poor patients and their party from Manipur.
Life of a patient is racked with a dreary round of pain and suffering being overburdened by his economic problems and hardships at all such times of his stress. He is feeling himself to be a burden to his dependants and worse still he feels frustrated. He and his party were all at large seeking accommodation nearby the CMC with no enough space for his or their complete rest and satisfaction bodily and mentally.
Initially, perhaps by lack of knowledge about the location or existence of this Manipur House, for some time after its opening and inauguration, it had no customer The Manipur officials like the Officer-on-Special Duty (OSD) himself had at all times took no pain in making contact with and holding talks to the Manipur patients at CMC to come to and stay at the Manipur House. Those who could convince themselves of the circumstances responded and stayed at this House. It was how this House started functioning, and by now, Manipur patients and their party are on the `Wait List1 for accommodation, some of them staying elsewhere for rooms being vacated and made available to them in this House.
No matter, one with clear knowledge about the Manipur House, stays here or not for his own reason or cause advantageous or disadvantageous to him, if it is a question of distance little far from CMC with auto fare of Rs. 6 + Rs. 5 being spent, as at present, per head to and for, the sum of Rs.300/- or Rs.400/- per day for accommodation at the lodge, hotels or restaurants nearby the CMC, can he effectively managed by payment of Rs.200/-per day for each A.C. room of the Manipur House or Rs. 75/-per day for non-A.C. room of the House having fans with non-stop electricity. There are 11 (eleven) rooms of the same size and design at three different buildings of the Manipur House located in the same compound. Each room consists of two bed rooms with bath room, toilet and kitchen attached. This Manipur House at Vellore is really and practically a paradise for the patients and their party, and above all, non-stop electricity hare at Vellore, except for a short duration sometimes, not daily, as an essential part of right to life is highly appreciated.
As of the context, at this stage when this article touches electricity or states about regularity of electricity at this Manipur House, Vellore, I cannot escape and/or skip over the chance to tell you about the worse alarming situation of load-sheding in Manipur for days, weeks and even for months together continuously as a regular feature of life for the last sixty years after independence, as if we are all victims of `black-out` – presently making it (electricity) available along the domestic lines for 2 or 3 hours a day that also on alternate day, and consequently, not speaking about other disadvantages, the mobile phones at home remain inoperative or not workable for want of re-charge. Supposing, if, by a special arrangement, a power line is provided from Manipur direct to this Manipur House at Vellore, the patients would cry for candles and next morning they all would flee this House. No one is expected to stay here without either non-stop A.C. or fan because of the extreme climate of this region.
One Mr. Nayar, O.S.D. of the Manipur House from the Manipur Secretariat pool (who is said to be of the Manipur Bhavan category) is the only State Government Officer available and working here as both the officer and the peon (grade IV-attendant) for himself although there are two local Tamil Women Workers (attendants, in one sense) of the House as being engaged or retained on casual basis – one as a cook-cam-room in-charge for washing of bad sheets and window screens and the other as sweeper.
One casual clerk from Manipur was once working in the Manipur House as appointed by the Social “welfare Department for about two years but he has already left service about ten months ago but no substitute has yet been sent or deputed here in his place. Non-appointment or non-deputation 01 an assistant(grade-III/IV) for this House is a serious handicap to the functioning of the House quite disadvantageous to the patient-customers. The two women attendants are available during day time only, not at nights patients-customers have come to and they have to go away from the House at any time, day and night, as according to their railway and flight schedules, and as such, at all such times of their arrival and departure, an official of the House is very much necessary to be present in the office or at and nearby the room so that there may not be any complaint about shortage of luggage or any belongings of either side.
With no State budget provisions or any plan or non-plan estimates for running this Manipur House at Vellore unlike the other Manipur Bhavans elsewhere in other States, one would be really shocking and worried with apprehension of the House being shut down or closed at any time without any consequential responsibility on the part of bureacracy of the Government of Manipur or of its Social Welfare Department. This House is run only by its meagre income being the rent collections from the customers even to the extent of acquisition of one Maruti Van by or in the name of the House. This is a credit of the management. In the case of emergency for immediate admission of the patients to the CMC at night, the van can be used by the patients by payment of the requisite fares (hiring charge) under the supervision and control of the OSD. But the difficulty being faced by the management is non-appointment or non-availability of driver for the van at any time. No driver can be made ready for the van without payment of pay or salary or honorarium. The Meghalaya House at Vellore has got two official drivers for their two vehicles and the Mizoram House has also got driver of their House vehicle.
Moreover, on the other hand, many chances for acquisition of more rooms (same size, extent and design as of the present eleven rooms) by the Government of Manipur, as left and sold out by the owners in the same buildings at Poonganagar, Vellore, have been lost. Some rooms of the same buildings of the Manipur House still seem lying vacant.
 More rooms may be acquired if the Government of Manipur is really interested in the functioning and maintenance of the Manipur House at Vellore for accommodation of the overwhelming number of Manipur patients at Vellore.
In view of the precious services of the Manipur House so far made available to the Manipur patients-customers, simple question that emerges here at this juncture is why the General Administration department (G.A.D.) should not take over and manage the Manipur House at Vellore as those of the Manipur Bhavans elsewhere, or at least, why this house should not be upgraded to the status of Manipur Bhavan under the supervision and/or administrative control of the GAD for all round development and accountability of the House in all respect.
Everyone of you whether from up in the hills of Manipur down to the Imphal Valley all along the streams covering all districts, are all welcomed to the Manipur House at Vellore whenever you are in need for proper accommodation here at or during your medical treatment at Vellore, and let us join hands to uphold the basic value of this House as that of the Manipur Bhavans func¬tioning in other States.
Whatever the prevailing circumstances of this Manipur House may be, as of now, during the last about one year or so, the Department of Social Welfare, Manipur sometimes used to writs “letters of permission” for the Manipur patients and their party, requesting the O.S.D. of the Manipur House, vellore for reservation of rooms for them subject to availability of room. The letter of the Department is used to be addressed to the o.S.D. of a nonexistent “Women Shelter Home, Vellore” instead of addressing the same to the O.S.D. of Manipur Guest House as usual. Letter dated 12.4.2011 of the Department has been addressed to the OSD of Woman Shelter Home, Vellore while its subsequent letter dated 27.4.2011 has been addressed to the OSD of Manipur Guest House, Vellore. All subsequent letters of the Department are now used to be addressed to the OSD of Women Shelter Home.
 What, is the intent and purposes of the Department to address or to name the Manipur Guest House, Vellore as Women Shelter Home, Vellore ? If it is named as a Women Shelter Home, whether any women from Tamil Nadu or any other States of India, not only of Manipur, can occupy the House as a place for their shelter ? Is there decision of the State Government of Manipur to name the Manipur Guest House at Vellore as Women Shelter Home, Vellore ? If not so, this practice of the Department addressing its letters to the OSD of Women Shelter Home deserves to be dropped and withdrawn forth with . Lot it not be doubted about the existence of any hidden agenda or secrecy of somebody to convert the Manipur Guest House, Vellore to a private/autonomous institution calling it as “Women Shelter Home”.
Some people say as if defending this Department for its issuance of the said letters to the OSD of Women Shelter Home that initially before opening the House, proposal of the Department was for opening the same House as Women Shelter Home and therefore, the letter may have been issued as intended. Emphatically “no”, everybody would not accept such a style of functioning and no such a practice can be followed at the choice or whims of one officer or the ether of the Department. Change of name of the House shell be upon the decision of the State Government .The House has been sc named, opened and inaugurated as Manipur Guest House, Vellore. It still remains functioning as such. Normal duty should be as to how the House be made improved not to confuse its existence and functioning.
Let credibility of the Department be ensured with maintenance of public confidence ell along, and at the same time, the Government of Manipur be urged to entrust the Manipur Guest House, Vellore to the GAD and to upgrade its status as Manipur Bhavan.

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NSCN(K) elect Khango Konyak as vice-chairmen

IMPHAL, June 9: In a major reshuffle of the administrative reforms of the GPRN, NSCN(K) Lt.Gen.(Retd) Khango Konyak was elected as the Vice-chairman of the of the outfit recently during… Read more »

NSCN(K) vice-chairmen K Konyak along with cadres during a photo session.

IMPHAL, June 9: In a major reshuffle of the administrative reforms of the GPRN, NSCN(K) Lt.Gen.(Retd) Khango Konyak was elected as the Vice-chairman of the of the outfit recently during the end week of last month through the people’s council vote of majority.
According to an official statement issued by the SS Khaplang, Chairman National Socialist Council of Nagaland mentioned that the newly elected vice chairman Lt.Gen.(Retd) Khango Konyak was illustrious in his carrier as a military man and served the nation in different capacities.
He was first enrolled in the Naga Army in the year 1963. Later in the  year 1966, he was sent to Pakistan under Alee (Foreign) command. He had also visited China in the year 1976. Lt. Gen. Konyak as a true and brave soldier has commanded the Naga Army, in various capacities as Mobile commander, Battalion, Operations as well as Brigade Commander, the release added. It is also mentioned that, he has also served as Council Guard Commander in the year 1985 and GSO-II (General Staff Officer) in the year 2004 at General Head Quarters (GHQ).
Apart from military services, in the year 1989 he was selected to the  post of Chairman, Konyak Region. He has also served as the president of the Tuensang-Mon Regional Union. Lt. Gen. (Retd) Konyak who had steadfastly stood for the rights of the Naga people selflessly through all thick and thin was finally elected to the people`s council as Central Council Member (CCM). He was later inducted as the Kilo Kilonser, GPRN for his dedication and commitment, release added.
Today, his efficiency accompanied with vast experience has help him elect as the Vice- Chairman of the Party on this day the 20th day of May, 2011. Lt.Gen (Retd) Konyak in addition to his office as the Vice-chairman will continue to look after the Ministry of Home Affair`s of the outfit with immediate effect, the release added.

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