SAYO damages vehicles of Mao

KOHIMA, June 15 (NNN): Volunteers from Southern Angami Youth Organisation (SAYO) Monday damaged seven vehicles belonging to Mao Nagas. The action was carried out between 3pm to 5 pm along

KOHIMA, June 15 (NNN): Volunteers from Southern Angami Youth Organisation (SAYO) Monday damaged seven vehicles belonging to Mao Nagas.

The action was carried out between 3pm to 5 pm along the National Highway 2 within the Southern Angami jurisdiction.

The exact location where the action was carried out could not be confirmed. The destroyed vehicles include one each of Tata mobile, Tata sumo, Alto, Wagon R and Van. However, there was no report of any untoward incident upon the travelers.

SAYO president Kekhruhol Mekro said that Monday`™s action was carried out in order to send a `clear message`™ to the Mao Nagas for their failure to withdraw the police personnel of Manipur who are still camping at Kezol forest and Dziikou area.

`We have requested them to withdraw police force from the said area, but they didn`™t comply to our request. That is why we have come up with the evacuation notice,` Mekro said.

`Going by humanitarian ground, we decided to relax the vacation notice for few days after Naga Hoho intervened, but they let the police force continue to camp up there,` he reiterated.

On being asked whether they will continue with their decision, the SAYO president said that they will stick to their decision until there is a settlement.

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AMWJU`s silence deafening

Dear Sir I have read the article written for the EPW by the Editor of the Imphal Free Press, which was also carried on the Sunday edition in full. The

Dear Sir
I have read the article written for the EPW by the Editor of the Imphal Free Press, which was also carried on the Sunday edition in full. The redoubtable Editor has hit two nails on the head in a single blow.

While asserting the extremely complicated and sensitive political issues, indeed trans-national dimensions, concerning the armed conflict situation in Manipur and the North East Region, he also hit hard at his own media fraternity for serious transgressions regarding ethics especially by the national media. The implications in terms of sustained national policy and views on Manipur and her people vis-à-vis the increasingly blurring national polity were clearly enunciated in his article. The plethora of denials from the armed non-state organisations in the region and he Myanmar government exposes the ill-thought and now exposed as bogus propaganda hype that India embarked upon with so-called `surgical strikes`.

I visited Paraolon Village and another nine in Chandel District yesterday on a joint mission with the Indian Red Cross Society, Manipur State Branch and the Disaster Relief Committee Manipur (DRCM). As we had the `blessing` of the MHA and IGAR (South), we encountered little problems in reaching the remote villages. Many of these villages, especially Paraolon were completed or largely deserted. Not a single person was found in Paraolon Village, only some abandoned dogs, cats and chicken! During our drive from Tengnoupal to Paraolon, we encountered exactly six persons! A large population of our tribal people of Manipur simply disappeared within a few hours of the clinical 4th June ambush of the 6 Dogra Regiment convoy at Paraolon. And the Indian intelligence and state administration has no clue where they went! I am deeply concerned about this population, about their whereabouts and their present situation, on humanitarian and human rights grounds. The government of Manipur does not seem to be concerned at all about its own population. Any central government operation of such a serious nature must obviously have the consent and cooperation of the state government. Yet, our Chief Minister and Home Minister are in a state of total denial.

At the ambush site, less than a kilometre from Paraolon Village, we encountered the Indian army (6 Dogra Reg) still holding fort. The infantry sepoys were ill-equipped, with drab uniforms, canvas jungle boots that can be bought in the Imphal bazaar and outdated small arms `“ even our Manipur Police are better equipped! The officers we met were most resentful. It is clear that the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act of 1958 has run its full course, and it is now a curse for both the central armed forces and the people of Manipur.

What I miss in the well researched article `India`™s was against itself` is an overwhelming human concern for the ordinary citizens of Manipur`™s remote areas who are caught between a rock and a hard place! The role of the All Manipur Working Journalists Union (AMWJU) in this tragic episode in Manipur`™s history is most unfortunate.

Yours Sincerely
Dr Laifungbam Debabrata Roy
Yaiskul, Police Lane, Imphal

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`Aimol Tribe a seperate entity`

IMPHAL, June 15: While reaffirming the `Principle of Neutrality`™ adopted in the house of the Aimol Tribe Union, Manipur on July 29, 2001 at its head office at Aimol Tampak,

IMPHAL, June 15: While reaffirming the `Principle of Neutrality`™ adopted in the house of the Aimol Tribe Union, Manipur on July 29, 2001 at its head office at Aimol Tampak, Pallel in Chandel district, the Aimol Tribe Union termed the declaration made by S Munthuireng published in a local daily on April 13 under the headline `Oneness in Christ`™ which read the Aimol Tribe as Aimol Nagas as baseless.

A joint statement signed by village chiefs and authorities of several Aimol Villages termed the declaration as nothing but an anti-Aimol element and warned leaders and individuals not to repeat such act of anti-community and dictatorship role in future.

It also demanded Munthuireng to apologize to the people through the media for his unwarranted declaration and resign from the post of president of ATUM.

The statement said that the Aimol Tribe Union had adopted certain resolutions including policy of separate entity which states that the nomenclature of the Aimol community recognized under Indian Constitution as Aimol shall be Aimol and no concoction, suffix and prefix shall be allowed to insert to the title `Aimol`™.

It had also resolved to stick to the policy of non-align which states that the Aimol shall stand alone as Aimol in any event and that the Aimol (leader, president and any individual) shall not enter any agreement with any organization, group or community due to geographic location of the Aimol community, it said.

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Internal inquiry into misconduct allegations initiated, says HDFC

IMPHAL, June 15: Referring to the charges levelled against HDFC Imphal Branch by two customers over misconduct in sanctioning of loan , Branch Manager of the bank Surchand has said

IMPHAL, June 15: Referring to the charges levelled against HDFC Imphal Branch by two customers over misconduct in sanctioning of loan , Branch Manager of the bank Surchand has said that the bank`™s Risk Department, which handles such crisis has initiated an internal inquiry against staff alleged of delaying loan sanction.

Addressing a press meet at HDFC Imphal Branch here today, Surchand assured that befitting action will be taken up against those bank staff accordingly if they are found guilty of wrongdoings

Mention may be made that two customers identified as Y Kangleingamba on behalf of K&T Service Station at Andro Parking and KETAWN Business Development Officer Yumnam Deepak in a press briefing on June 13 had alleged that Assistant Manager of HDFC Imphal Branch Eugene Nongmeikakpam delayed their proposal of loan amounting to Rs 1, 10, 00,000 and Rs 30, 00,000 respectively during the tenure of Momo Saka as the Branch Manager of HDFC Imphal Branch.

Eugene was also charged of not responding to queries of the two customers about the progress of sanctioning their loan amount despite repeated request made.

Kangleingamba had said he was convinced to apply for HDFC Life insurance amounting to Rs 3, 00,000 as half yearly premium by Eugene.

Surchand said that HDFC has five branches in the State, rendering financial service to the general public.

He expressed that miscommunication and misunderstandings may have triggered the situation.

The bank is considering sanctioning loan to KETAWN but unfortunately it has decided to reject the proposal for loan from K&T Service Station, he said.

He claimed that one of the loan applicants Y Kangleingamba is a defaulter according to Credit Information Bureau (India) Limited, SIBIL report and said that Kangleingamba was sanctioned a car loan of Rs 6,96,438 by Punya Motors on May 9.

He elaborated that to get CIBIL clearance; it takes at least six months time as it is a lengthy process involving RBI.

HDFC Bank is the only bank having paperless ten second loan facility, Surchand said, adding that there are customers from the states who have received such facility.

He added that HDFC bank not only deals in financial transactions but also participate in social upliftment services like financial consultations, rendering loans to aspiring entrepreneurs.

He also said that HDFC Imphal Branch has been awarded in recognition of achieving highest percentile in agriculture sector loan.

He then appealed to all concerned to directly contact him regarding any problem faced by customers in dealing with services of the bank.

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Works minister, MLA hailed

Committee of Kangpokpi Ward No 10 Mission Compound expressed gratitude on Monday to Works Minister Dr Kh Rantankumar and MLA Nemcha Kipgen for their joint initiative in black topping the Mission Road Source Hueiyen News Service

Committee of Kangpokpi Ward No 10 Mission Compound expressed gratitude on Monday to Works Minister Dr Kh Rantankumar and MLA Nemcha Kipgen for their joint initiative in black topping the Mission Road Source Hueiyen News Service

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Scribes to visit ambush spot today

A team of journalists will visit Paraolon area of Chandel district where personnel of 6 Dogra Regiment were ambushed recently by militants tomorrow Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

A team of journalists will visit Paraolon area of Chandel district where personnel of 6 Dogra Regiment were ambushed recently by militants tomorrow Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

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Scribes to visit ambush spot today

A team of journalists will visit Paraolon area of Chandel district where personnel of 6 Dogra Regiment were ambushed recently by militants tomorrow Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

A team of journalists will visit Paraolon area of Chandel district where personnel of 6 Dogra Regiment were ambushed recently by militants tomorrow Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network

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NPUI demands transfer of AR post

The Naga People’s Union Imphal has demanded the transfer of the Assam Rifles post at Kakhing outside the state within June 17 failing which it will launch various forms of agitation Source Hueiyen News Service

The Naga People’s Union Imphal has demanded the transfer of the Assam Rifles post at Kakhing outside the state within June 17 failing which it will launch various forms of agitation Source Hueiyen News Service

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NPUI demands transfer of AR post

The Naga People’s Union Imphal has demanded the transfer of the Assam Rifles post at Kakhing outside the state within June 17 failing which it will launch various forms of agitation Source Hueiyen News Service

The Naga People’s Union Imphal has demanded the transfer of the Assam Rifles post at Kakhing outside the state within June 17 failing which it will launch various forms of agitation Source Hueiyen News Service

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Best Farmer Award

Sh Ibohal Sharma, a resident of Thangmeiband Thingel Leikai, Imphal West, a trained farmer in spawn production and mushroom cultivation from ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Manipur Centre and KVK, Imphal West, has bagged the ‘Best Farmer Award’ i…

Sh Ibohal Sharma, a resident of Thangmeiband Thingel Leikai, Imphal West, a trained farmer in spawn production and mushroom cultivation from ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Manipur Centre and KVK, Imphal West, has bagged the ‘Best Farmer Award’ in the 1st Manipur National Horti Expo held at Hapta Kangjeibung, Imphal Source The Sangai Express

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Best Farmer Award

Sh Ibohal Sharma, a resident of Thangmeiband Thingel Leikai, Imphal West, a trained farmer in spawn production and mushroom cultivation from ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Manipur Centre and KVK, Imphal West, has bagged the ‘Best Farmer Award’ i…

Sh Ibohal Sharma, a resident of Thangmeiband Thingel Leikai, Imphal West, a trained farmer in spawn production and mushroom cultivation from ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Manipur Centre and KVK, Imphal West, has bagged the ‘Best Farmer Award’ in the 1st Manipur National Horti Expo held at Hapta Kangjeibung, Imphal Source The Sangai Express

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Blood donation camp held

To mark the 80th anniversary of the Young Mizo Association, the Chiengkonpang Branch in collaboration with STC BSF and District Hospital Blood Bank organized a blood donation camp at the Chiengkonpang community hall on Monday Source Hueiyen News Ser…

To mark the 80th anniversary of the Young Mizo Association, the Chiengkonpang Branch in collaboration with STC BSF and District Hospital Blood Bank organized a blood donation camp at the Chiengkonpang community hall on Monday Source Hueiyen News Service

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Blood donation camp held

To mark the 80th anniversary of the Young Mizo Association, the Chiengkonpang Branch in collaboration with STC BSF and District Hospital Blood Bank organized a blood donation camp at the Chiengkonpang community hall on Monday Source Hueiyen News Ser…

To mark the 80th anniversary of the Young Mizo Association, the Chiengkonpang Branch in collaboration with STC BSF and District Hospital Blood Bank organized a blood donation camp at the Chiengkonpang community hall on Monday Source Hueiyen News Service

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NYK CCpur gears up for Yoga Day

Nehru Yuva Kendra, Churachandpur would be observing the International Yoga Day on June 21 which would also see the valedictory function of a week long Neighbourhood Youth Parliament and District Youth Convention which began yesterday at NHPC Community …

Nehru Yuva Kendra, Churachandpur would be observing the International Yoga Day on June 21 which would also see the valedictory function of a week long Neighbourhood Youth Parliament and District Youth Convention which began yesterday at NHPC Community Hall, Loktak project Source The Sangai Express

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NYK CCpur gears up for Yoga Day

Nehru Yuva Kendra, Churachandpur would be observing the International Yoga Day on June 21 which would also see the valedictory function of a week long Neighbourhood Youth Parliament and District Youth Convention which began yesterday at NHPC Community …

Nehru Yuva Kendra, Churachandpur would be observing the International Yoga Day on June 21 which would also see the valedictory function of a week long Neighbourhood Youth Parliament and District Youth Convention which began yesterday at NHPC Community Hall, Loktak project Source The Sangai Express

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CDSU closes Hr Sec Schools

The Churachandpur District Students’ Union today closed at least two Government run higher secondary schools in support of ATSUM’s ROTO phase IV agitation Source The Sangai Express

The Churachandpur District Students’ Union today closed at least two Government run higher secondary schools in support of ATSUM’s ROTO phase IV agitation Source The Sangai Express

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CDSU closes Hr Sec Schools

The Churachandpur District Students’ Union today closed at least two Government run higher secondary schools in support of ATSUM’s ROTO phase IV agitation Source The Sangai Express

The Churachandpur District Students’ Union today closed at least two Government run higher secondary schools in support of ATSUM’s ROTO phase IV agitation Source The Sangai Express

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Meritorious students, National Awardees feted

As many as 25 students hailing from Keirao, who excelled in Class X and XII examination 2015 conducted by BOSEM, COHSEM and CBSE, were felicitated during the 3rd NNPDC Meritorious Award Presentation cum Felicitation of National Awardees organized by th…

As many as 25 students hailing from Keirao, who excelled in Class X and XII examination 2015 conducted by BOSEM, COHSEM and CBSE, were felicitated during the 3rd NNPDC Meritorious Award Presentation cum Felicitation of National Awardees organized by the Nongpok Ningthou Panthoibi Development Committee at the Keirao Nongpok Ningthou Panthoibi Community hall on Monday Source Hueiyen News Service

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