Rs 6936 lakhs allocated for development of STs in Manipur

The Ministry of Tribal Affairs is implementing Special Area Programmes, Central Sector and Centrally Sponsored Schemes for the socio economic development of Scheduled Tribes in the country Source Hueiyen News Service Manipur Info Centre

The Ministry of Tribal Affairs is implementing Special Area Programmes, Central Sector and Centrally Sponsored Schemes for the socio economic development of Scheduled Tribes in the country Source Hueiyen News Service Manipur Info Centre

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Retirement age for College teachers to be extended

The State cabinet has resolved to extend the retirement age of College teachers from 62 to 65 year along with the implementation of Higher Education policy in the State Source Hueiyen News Service

The State cabinet has resolved to extend the retirement age of College teachers from 62 to 65 year along with the implementation of Higher Education policy in the State Source Hueiyen News Service

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State dancer participates in International Dance Festival

A professional dancer from the State, Surjit Nongmeikappam alias Bonbon made a glaring participation in the recently concluded Attakkalari Indian Biennial 2013, an International Contemporary Dance Festival, at Bangalore Source The Sangai Express

A professional dancer from the State, Surjit Nongmeikappam alias Bonbon made a glaring participation in the recently concluded Attakkalari Indian Biennial 2013, an International Contemporary Dance Festival, at Bangalore Source The Sangai Express

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HNA slams HPCD

The Hmar National Army today slammed the HPC D President’s group for allegedly breaking the SoO ground rules while pledging to fully back the security forces in and outside Manipur to further prevent shedding of innocent blood as a result of the inte…

The Hmar National Army today slammed the HPC D President’s group for allegedly breaking the SoO ground rules while pledging to fully back the security forces in and outside Manipur to further prevent shedding of innocent blood as a result of the internal conflict within the HPC D Source The Sangai Express S Singlianmang Guite

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Bodies line up series of stir in Chandel

Reiterating the demand for the transfer of EE, DRDA of Chandel, the KSO Chandel and NSUC have lined up series of agitation including 48 hours Chandel district bandh beginning 5am of March 1 if the Government fails to effect the transfer of the EE by Fe…

Reiterating the demand for the transfer of EE, DRDA of Chandel, the KSO Chandel and NSUC have lined up series of agitation including 48 hours Chandel district bandh beginning 5am of March 1 if the Government fails to effect the transfer of the EE by February 27 Source The Sangai Express

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Team AMWJU meets Secy of Mount Harriet

The 22 member team of All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union AMWJU , which is currently on an external tour to Andaman Nicobar Islands, has met the Secretary of Mount Harriet and pressed for providing a place in Mount Harriet to construct a memorial…

The 22 member team of All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union AMWJU , which is currently on an external tour to Andaman Nicobar Islands, has met the Secretary of Mount Harriet and pressed for providing a place in Mount Harriet to construct a memorial tomb in remembrance of Maharaja Kulachandra and his associates Source Hueiyen News Service

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National Mathematics Day held

The National Mathematics Day observance organised by Manipur Science and Technology Mastec commenced from today at Manipur Science Aquarium hall, DM College campus Source The Sangai Express

The National Mathematics Day observance organised by Manipur Science and Technology Mastec commenced from today at Manipur Science Aquarium hall, DM College campus Source The Sangai Express

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Rs 6936 lakhs allocated for STs

The Ministry of Tribal Affairs is implementing Special Area Programmes, Central Sector and Centrally Sponsored Schemes for the socio economic development of Scheduled Tribes in the country Source The Sangai Express Manipur Info Centre

The Ministry of Tribal Affairs is implementing Special Area Programmes, Central Sector and Centrally Sponsored Schemes for the socio economic development of Scheduled Tribes in the country Source The Sangai Express Manipur Info Centre

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MEELAL pulls up fraud

Another youth who reportedly collected money from four individuals after promising them appointment in Govt schools as Meetei Mayek teachers has been pulled up by volunteers of MEELAL Source The Sangai Express

Another youth who reportedly collected money from four individuals after promising them appointment in Govt schools as Meetei Mayek teachers has been pulled up by volunteers of MEELAL Source The Sangai Express

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Defying HC order, State Govt starts eviction of phumdihuts

Loktak Development Authority LDA , which is under the Chairmanship of Chief Minister O Ibobi, has alleged started destruction of phumdi huts from Loktak Lake defying the order of Gauhati High Court Source Hueiyen News Service

Loktak Development Authority LDA , which is under the Chairmanship of Chief Minister O Ibobi, has alleged started destruction of phumdi huts from Loktak Lake defying the order of Gauhati High Court Source Hueiyen News Service

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Govt college lecturers’ service period extended by three years

In accordance to the guidelines of UGC, service period of Government college Lecturers has been extended from 62 years to 65 years Source The Sangai Express

In accordance to the guidelines of UGC, service period of Government college Lecturers has been extended from 62 years to 65 years Source The Sangai Express

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Loktak dwellers confront eviction team

A stand off ensued today between evicted dwellers of Loktak Lake and officials of Loktak Development Authority LDA at the largest fresh water body of the region as the latter accompanied by Moirang police personnel tried to carry out eviction drive …

A stand off ensued today between evicted dwellers of Loktak Lake and officials of Loktak Development Authority LDA at the largest fresh water body of the region as the latter accompanied by Moirang police personnel tried to carry out eviction drive Source The Sangai Express

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11 KYKLMDF AR men in police custody

Eleven heavily armed men clad in full combat dress who were said to be the president of militant outfit KYKL MDF, one of its cadres and nine other personnel of 24 Assam Rifles have been taken into police custody on Saturday after they barged into the o…

Eleven heavily armed men clad in full combat dress who were said to be the president of militant outfit KYKL MDF, one of its cadres and nine other personnel of 24 Assam Rifles have been taken into police custody on Saturday after they barged into the office room of RIMS Director Source Hueiyen News Service NNN

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Nasheed leaves High Commission

Delhi, Feb. 23 (ANI): The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Saturday confirmed that Mohamed Nasheed left the premises of the High Commission of India, Male, today and hoped that the former President of Maldives will resume his social and political life. “Mohamed Nasheed, former President of Maldives, had left the premises of the High […]

Delhi, Feb. 23 (ANI): The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Saturday confirmed that Mohamed Nasheed left the premises of the High Commission of India, Male, today and hoped that the former President of Maldives will resume his social and political life.
“Mohamed Nasheed, former President of Maldives, had left the premises of the High Commission of India at 4.15 p.m. today. It will be recalled that the former President had entered the Indian Mission in Male on February 13, 2013 on his own volition and had similarly decided to leave on his own. It is hoped that with this development the former President will again resume his social and political life,” said MEA official spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin.
“The visiting Indian delegation led by Harsh Vardhan Shringla, Joint Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs and the High Commissioner of India to Maldives had held a series of meeting with the officials of the Government of Maldives and other stake holders in this context. The Government of India wishes to thank all those who have cooperated Dearin these efforts,” he added.
Akbaruddin said India has been working closely with the Government and other relevant stakeholders in Maldives to strengthen the democratic framework of the country. India has maintained broad based contacts with all political parties and democratic institutions in Maldives without interfering in its internal affairs.
“The Government of India urges all parties to maintain peace and calm and hopes to continue its positive engagement in the spirit of the close and friendly relations between the two countries,” he added.
Akbaruddin further said External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has conveyed to his Maldivian counterpart that India has traditional and age old ties of friendship and cooperation with Maldives.
“India would be happy to support all efforts to create favourable conditions for free, fair, credible and inclusive Presidential elections in September 2013 that can contribute to durable peace, stability and prosperity in Maldives and the region,” he added.
The External Affairs Minister had earlier this month said that India is in touch with the Maldives government and is eager to find an early end to the Maldivian crisis after the former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed, sought refuge at the Indian High Commission in Male fearing arrest.
Mohamed Nasheed entered the High Commission of India on February 13 when an arrest warrant was issued after he failed to attend the court for what he called a politically motivated trial aimed at disqualifying him from participating in the presidential election slated for September 7.

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