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NLFT leader lays down arms

A self styled army chief of outlawed National Liberation Front of Twipra NLFT Parashuram Tripura has surrendered before the police Source The Sangai Express

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NSS youth month kick starts at MU

With the observance of Vivekananda Festival on the occasion of the National Youth Day, the NSS youth month, organized by the NSS Cell, Manipur University under the theme, ‘Youth in Nation Building Process’, has kick started from today Source The San…

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Online exam debuts in State

In the first of its kind in the State, 99 Manipuri students today appeared in the NCFE NFLAT National Centre for Financial Education National Financial Literacy Assessment Test on line examination with Xtreme Wave, Khoyathong DM College Road faci…

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Meet underlines rights of workers

The Consumer Affairs, Food Public Distribution Labourers’ Welfare Association CAF PDLWA today held a one day general conference at Public Theatre, Nambol Source The Sangai Express

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Bomb explodes near AR camp

An explosive of medium intensity exploded near the Assam Rifles transit camp at Minuthong this morning Source The Sangai Express

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Manipur bags Champion’s trophy

For the second consecutive year, Manipur has bagged the champion’s trophy on imparting training on prevention of birth asphyxia Source The Sangai Express

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CM on secularism

Chief Minister Okram Ibobi has said that the secular principles enshrined in the Constitution permit every citizen of the country to follow any religion of their choice Source The Sangai Express

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National Youth Day kicks off

The National Youth Day and Youth Week was opened today at the Kangshang of Khuman Lampak Sports Complex under the aegis of the Directorate of Youth Affairs and Sports Source The Sangai Express

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DGP scans commercial pockets of Imphal ahead of Republic Day celebration

The Director General of Police Shahid Ahmed personally assessed the existing security mechanism in the commercial centres of Imphal this morning ahead of the Republic Day celebration Source Hueiyen News Service

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Mishaps claim two

A motorcycle Yamaha FZ borne man was killed when the motorcycle and a truck collided head on at Pheidinga along Imphal Dimapur highway under Sekmai police station at around 4 Source The Sangai Express

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‘Manipur Perils of War and Womenhood’ Security forces shot dead 162 women between 1980 and 2012 Book

Security forces shot dead 162 women between 1980 and 2012 in Manipur and raped 24 women between 1974 and 2013, says ‘Manipur Perils of War and Womenhood’ released today at Nupi Lan Memorial complex here Source The Sangai Express

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Santhei park Hot destination for picnickers

Santhei Natural Park of Andro is fast growing as a popular destination for local tourists and picnickers Source The Sangai Express

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Manipur bags Champion’s trophy – E-Pao.net

Manipur bags Champion's trophyE-Pao.netThe trophy was handed over to NRPFGF Manipur State branch Academic Coordinator Dr Longjam Basanta at the pre-conference workshop of the 51st IAP National Conference (PAEDICON) recently held at Indore, Madhya P…

Manipur bags Champion's trophy
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The trophy was handed over to NRPFGF Manipur State branch Academic Coordinator Dr Longjam Basanta at the pre-conference workshop of the 51st IAP National Conference (PAEDICON) recently held at Indore, Madhya Pradesh. After winning the award …

‘Manipur : Perils of War and Womenhood’ Security forces shot dead 162 women … – E-Pao.net

'Manipur : Perils of War and Womenhood' Security forces shot dead 162 women …E-Pao.netThe book is based on the memorandum submitted by the Civil Society Coalition on Human Rights in Manipur and the UN to the UN Special Rapporteur for 'Cri…

'Manipur : Perils of War and Womenhood' Security forces shot dead 162 women …
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The book is based on the memorandum submitted by the Civil Society Coalition on Human Rights in Manipur and the UN to the UN Special Rapporteur for 'Crime against women: Its causes and consequences' Rashida Manju who visited India from April 12 to …

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Anal Phetha Ni Alum held in Chandel

CHANDEL, Jan 12: The Anal Phetha Ni Alum 2014, a festival honouring the legendary heroes of the Anal Tribe, at Anal on Christian Institute Lambung, Chandel began with an anthem, ‘Napam Nadu Kankhupam” presented by Panchai Women Fellowship which was … Continue reading →

The festival was organized by Anal Naga Tangpi (ANTA) on the theme, ‘ Commitment and Responsibilities with the MLA of 41 A/C Chandel St Nunghlung Victor and CO of 8th MR Leikun TK Anal IPS as the chief guest and guest of honour.

President of ANTA Kohring Victor while addressing the gathering honored the dignitaries of the function with a souvenir each.

Dissatisfied with the number of participants, St Nunghlung Victor while speaking on the occasion as the Chief Guest stated that the festival be well organized with himself in the committee for hosting such festival in the years to come and ensured maximum participation of all villages including the chiefs, pastors and deacons of all churches.

He suggested that necessary arrangements including food be arranged for participants coming from far off places. The festival should provide a platform for conducting events that are riched in the traditions and customs of the Anal people and patriotic song competition.

CO of 8th MR TK Anal IPS while speaking as the Guest of Honour appeal to the Youths to fear God. He said that the youths should bring honour and fame to the society they belong by their hard work and determination.

Important speakers of the day included Ps Bemung who spoke on the significance of the festival. KL Hringkham MCS and Anal Sinnu Ruwl St Ruth also spoke on the occasion.

The function was attended by Chairman of Area Chief Association, Pastors, distinguished guest and invitees.

Guv greetings on Gaan-ngai

IMPHAL, Jan 12: The governor of Manipur greets the people of Manipur especially our Zeliangrong brethren on the happy and auspicious occasion of Gaan Ngai, 2014. Gaan Ngai which means in Zeliangrong dialect as festival of winter season is a … Continue reading →

IMPHAL, Jan 12: The governor of Manipur greets the people of Manipur especially our Zeliangrong brethren on the happy and auspicious occasion of Gaan Ngai, 2014.

Gaan Ngai which means in Zeliangrong dialect as festival of winter season is a festival of paying respect and homage to the souls of those who left previous year. Besides, it symbolizes the end of a year and heralding a new one.

This ritualistic festival of the Zeliangrong community has now become an important cultural event in the State and is joined by all communities irrespective of their religious affiliation providing an opportunity to strengthen the bond of friendship between various communities.

It also provides an avenue for worship, joy, merriment and also to work and aspire for a shared goal of peace and harmony. All should resolve to follow the spiritual and moral values of the festival for a meaningful celebration.

The governor once again extends his heartiest greetings and best wishes in the celebration of Gaan Ngai, 2014.

MSME units a boon for Manipur`s rural folk

IMPHAL, January 12 (ANI): The Imphal Handloom Work shed cum rural showroom is one among several small scale enterprises in Manipur that provides training and employment to rural artisans. The group, which is owned by M Jibonmala Devi, at present … Continue reading →

IMPHAL, January 12 (ANI): The Imphal Handloom Work shed cum rural showroom is one among several small scale enterprises in Manipur that provides training and employment to rural artisans.

The group, which is owned by M Jibonmala Devi, at present trains around 40 artisans in making handloom and handicraft products.

The final products are displayed in the showroom.

The group has come as a boon for the locals, especially the women folk and the youth, who are able to supplement their family income by utilizing the leisure time.

They are happy as they manage to earn around Rs.7000-8000 per month.

“There are so many youngsters who do not have work so instead of wasting time and doing nothing they should learn such handicrafts or handloom. So I called them all to train here. I want them to learn so that they can do something in the future and they can earn for their livelihood,” Devi said.

Borni Devi, an artisan, said: “This is very good, especially for the youngsters from this village. Those who do not have work should take up such kind of work so that they also get employment, and at the same time development will also take place in Manipur.”

The government has been regularly conducting skill and entrepreneurship development programmes to empower the rural population and encourage them to take up self-employment ventures.

There has been a significant development in the micro, small and medium enterprise sector in Manipur.

The National Small Industries Corporation has been organizing several expos in the state to provide a platform to such groups to showcase their products. Under the newly launched Northeast Textile Promotion Scheme, the department also intends to provide power looms at a 70 per cent subsidy.

The groups are also provided support for getting market exposure and participating in various exhibitions outside the state.

A total of Rs.14 crores has also been allotted for the development of handloom and handicraft sector during the remaining three years of the 12th 5 year plan.

O. Nabakeshwore Singh, Principal Secretary, Commerce and Industries, Government of Manipur, said: “People are looking for employment. They want to lead a peaceful life, they want employment and by taking up this cluster whether in handloom or food processing or handicraft people are gainfully engaged in some kind of productive activities. So it has a good effect on the social manage in the state and gradually our state is now moving towards the peaceful position and I am sure with the development of the entrepreneurship among younger people. We will have a peaceful and development in the near future.”

The growth of several MSME units in the state has helped in boosting the rural economy. Moreover, taking up such initiatives helps the youth to channelize their energy towards constructive work.

CM greetings on Gaan-ngai

IMPHAL, Jan 12: The Chief Minister of Manipur has the pleasure in sending greetings to the people of Manipur especially the Zeliangrong brethren on the auspicious and joyous occasion of Gaan-Ngai. Gaan-Ngai, the biggest cultural and religious post harvest festival … Continue reading →

IMPHAL, Jan 12: The Chief Minister of Manipur has the pleasure in sending greetings to the people of Manipur especially the Zeliangrong brethren on the auspicious and joyous occasion of Gaan-Ngai.

Gaan-Ngai, the biggest cultural and religious post harvest festival of the Zeliangrong community, is also an institution through which the community sustains their cultural heritage and way of life. It is the essence of the Zeliangrong culture.

While celebrating the festival in its true spirit, may the Gaan-Ngai festival bring happiness and prosperity and spread the message of unity, love, peace and brotherhood amongst all the communities in the state.

The Chief Minister once again conveys his heartiest greetings and best wishes to all on this joyous occasion.

Emoinu Irat thouram at Jiri

JIRIBAM, January 12: As in other parts of the state, the ‘Emoinu Irat thouram’ was held at Jiribam sub-division also. The Meetei Inat Thougal Lup, Jiribam today organised the ‘Ema Emoinu Lairembi Irat Thouram’ at the Sanamahi Khupham at Laikon … Continue reading →

JIRIBAM, January 12: As in other parts of the state, the ‘Emoinu Irat thouram’ was held at Jiribam sub-division also.

The Meetei Inat Thougal Lup, Jiribam today organised the ‘Ema Emoinu Lairembi Irat Thouram’ at the Sanamahi Khupham at Laikon Leirak, Lairembi Leikai in the sub-division.

As part of the celebration, Thounaojam Kumbha Luwang hoisted the ‘Salai firal’ (flag) in the morning, while Kangabam Chura Mangang opened the celebration.

Leaders of the Meetei Inat Thougal Lup Thounaojam Kumbha Luwang, Oinam Birachand Meetei and Karam Rajmani Meetei sat on the dais.

Khwairakpam Kunjarani Leima, Tourangbam ongbi Madhumati Leima, Thounaojam ongbi Ketuki Leima and Oinam Birachand Meetei spoke on the theme, “Ima Emoinu Mashak Khangba amasung Meetei Khunnaigi Thoudang”.

SSKM crowned overall champion of Karate-Do championship

IMPHAL, January 12: Shito Ryu Seiko Kai Karate-Do, Manipur (SSKM) crowned overall champion with 21 gold medals, 11 silver medals and 15 bronze medals in the 1st Open State Level Karate-Do Championship at Indoor Stadium, Khuman Lampak, today. Shito Ryu … Continue reading →

Shito Ryu Seiko Kai Karate-Do, Kakching Khunou bagged the team Kumite champion while ISKF Kanglei Shito Ryu Karate-Do, Patsoi took the team Kata champion.

The closing function was attended by director prosecution, Ng Tejkumar Singh; joint chief town planning, chairman, Khoibi Salam; deputy secretary Education (S), Abdus Salam; retired Major, YI Singh and pradhan, Kairang Khomidok, Md Nurjaman as chief guest, president and guests of honour repectively.

Meanwhile, in Kumite 16-17year boys -60 kg, Kh Amarjit Singh of SAI RC took gold medal while L Birbal Singh of SSKM, Langol bagged silver medal and Ch Ramson Singh of SSKM, Khurai; Md Hatab Khan of SSKM, Kairang took bronze medals each.

In Kumite 16-17 year boys -55 kg, K Gambhir Singh of SSKM, Malom took gold medal while Y Sanajaoba Singh of SSKM, Langol bagged silver medal and Md Salaman Kham of SSKM, Kairang; N Bonjovi Singh of SSKM, Langol took bronze medals each.

In Kumite below 8year girls, Thiyam Sarbina Devi of SSKM, Keishampat took gold medal while Th Sanai Devi of SSKM, Keishampat bagged silver medal and L Yaiphabi Chanu of SSKM, Khurai; Ng Asha Kiran Devi of SSKM, Keishampat took bronze medals each.

In Kumite under 8year boys, Salam Sunder Singh of SSKM, Keishampat took gold medal while Chandam Swamibash Meitei of SSKM, Khurai bagged silver medal and Soibam Jamesbond of KGKM; Thiyam Tiken Singh of SSKM, Keishampat took bronze medals each.

In Kumite 16-17year girls -45 kg, Yumkhaibam Mirabai Devi of SSKM, Malom took gold medal while in Kumite senior male -65kg, Md Abas Khan of SSKM, Kairang took gold and in Kumite senior girls -55kg, Syed Haseena of SSKM, Kairang took gold.

In Kumite 9-10 year boys, Soibam James Singh of SSKM, Kakching Khunou took gold medal while N Satish Singh of KGKM bagged silver medal and T Karbin Singh of SSKM, Keishampat; L Warson Meitei of SSKM, Khurai took bronze medals each.

In Kumite 16-17year boys -50 kg, Th Ibungo Meitei of SSKM, Wangjing took gold medal while Md K Abubakar of SSKM, Kairang bagged silver medal and N Suresh Singh of NSKF; P Mukesh Singh of SSKM, Khurai took bronze medals each.

In Kumite 13-15 year boys -50 kg, L Lectrogen Singh of NSKF took gold medal while N Johnson Singh of SSKM, Keishampat bagged silver medal and M Jack Singh of SSKM, Langol; L Chinglen Meitei of SSKM, Wangjing took bronze medals each.

In Kumite 13-15 year boys +50 kg, A Yaiphathoi of NSKF took gold medal while N Bimolchand Singh of SSKM, Keishampat bagged silver medal and Md Nazir Hussain of SSKM, Kairang; A David Singh of NSKM took bronze medals each.

In Kumite 11-12 year boys -50 kg PoleA, Laitonjam Chingkheinganba Meitei of SSKM, Khurai took gold medal while Th Nike Meitei of NSKF took silver medal and RK Thoithoi Singh; L Ngamba Singh both of KGKM took silver medals each.

In Kumite 11-12 year boys +50 kg PoleB, Md Zabir of SSKM, Kairang took gold medal while L Bikash of SSKM, Keishampat took silver medal and Kh Rimson Singh of SSKM, Wangjing; Ajay Kumar Jha of KGKM took silver medals each.