The Thirteen day long Monsoon Book Fair came to a close today at Nupi Lal Memorial Complex Source The Sangai Express
The Thirteen day long Monsoon Book Fair came to a close today at Nupi Lal Memorial Complex Source The Sangai Express
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With assistance from Social Welfare Association SWA and Animal Gym, Central Jail Sajiwa has opened a gym for its inmates from today Source The Sangai Express
With assistance from Social Welfare Association SWA and Animal Gym, Central Jail Sajiwa has opened a gym for its inmates from today Source The Sangai Express
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After the Manipur Legislative Assembly passed a private member resolution on extension and adoption of Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation 1873, FREINDS advisor K Birahari Sharma who was fasting for the same cause has called off his agitation, and subse…
After the Manipur Legislative Assembly passed a private member resolution on extension and adoption of Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation 1873, FREINDS advisor K Birahari Sharma who was fasting for the same cause has called off his agitation, and subsequently was released on bail today Source The Sangai Express
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Chandigarh, July 14 (ANI): Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni on Saturday said that the media should sensitively handle the Guwahati molestation case. Soni said that while media should make people aware about such incidents, care should be taken not to hurt the feelings of the victims. “As far the Guwahati incident and other such […]
Chandigarh, July 14 (ANI): Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni on Saturday said that the media should sensitively handle the Guwahati molestation case.
Soni said that while media should make people aware about such incidents, care should be taken not to hurt the feelings of the victims.
“As far the Guwahati incident and other such unfortunate incidents in various parts of the country are concerned, I feel that media should handle such issues sensitively, and consider the sensitivities of the victims of such incidents. The role of the media is very important to make people aware and bring their attention towards such issues,” she said.
Soni, who was speaking to the media in Chandigarh, also cleared the air on the reports on India’s Parliament House office shifting to a new building for repair.
She denied the reports and said that renovation work has been an on going process in the building.
“I know that the Parliament House building goes through repairs, renovations and painting on a regular basis. When the Parliament is not in session, such works are undertaken, as the footfalls are less. However, I am not aware of anything on shifting the offices from the building,” she said.
Speaking on recent reports on India considering reversing ban on some of the Pakistan channels, Soni said that such decisions could only be taken after a high-level bilateral talks.
During his recent visit to India, Pakistan Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani pressed upon India to allow transmission of satellite TV channels on Indian television.
Soni, however, said that India is beefing up transmitters along the border so that the signals are not jammed and Pakistan channels do not overrule Indian television.
“We are strengthening our transmitters in our border areas. We are repairing them and providing additional strength as required so that no one can jam our signals. We will not allow channels from other countries to override our television,” she said.
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Chandigarh, July 14 (ANI): Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni on Saturday said that the media should sensitively handle the Guwahati molestation case. Soni said that while media should make people aware about such incidents, care should be taken not to hurt the feelings of the victims. “As far the Guwahati incident and other such […]
Chandigarh, July 14 (ANI): Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni on Saturday said that the media should sensitively handle the Guwahati molestation case.
Soni said that while media should make people aware about such incidents, care should be taken not to hurt the feelings of the victims.
“As far the Guwahati incident and other such unfortunate incidents in various parts of the country are concerned, I feel that media should handle such issues sensitively, and consider the sensitivities of the victims of such incidents. The role of the media is very important to make people aware and bring their attention towards such issues,” she said.
Soni, who was speaking to the media in Chandigarh, also cleared the air on the reports on India’s Parliament House office shifting to a new building for repair.
She denied the reports and said that renovation work has been an on going process in the building.
“I know that the Parliament House building goes through repairs, renovations and painting on a regular basis. When the Parliament is not in session, such works are undertaken, as the footfalls are less. However, I am not aware of anything on shifting the offices from the building,” she said.
Speaking on recent reports on India considering reversing ban on some of the Pakistan channels, Soni said that such decisions could only be taken after a high-level bilateral talks.
During his recent visit to India, Pakistan Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani pressed upon India to allow transmission of satellite TV channels on Indian television.
Soni, however, said that India is beefing up transmitters along the border so that the signals are not jammed and Pakistan channels do not overrule Indian television.
“We are strengthening our transmitters in our border areas. We are repairing them and providing additional strength as required so that no one can jam our signals. We will not allow channels from other countries to override our television,” she said.
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Imphal, July 14: Kuki Movement for Human Rights (KMHR) said on Saturday that it is a great relief for all indigenous people in Manipur and all the regions covered by Inner Line Permit (ILP) system that the state Legislative Assembly has unanimously voted for early introduction of ILP in Manipur. The Kuki Inpi had vehemently […]
Imphal, July 14: Kuki Movement for Human Rights (KMHR) said on Saturday that it is a great relief for all indigenous people in Manipur and all the regions covered by Inner Line Permit (ILP) system that the state Legislative Assembly has unanimously voted for early introduction of ILP in Manipur.
The Kuki Inpi had vehemently opposed the vacation of ILP which would certainly cause disturbances to peace and social harmony in the state so a memorandum was submitted to the Indian Prime Minister in this regard during his visit to Imphal for inauguration of the Capitol Project on December 2, 2011, KMHR said .
Making an urgent appeal to the state Chief Minister, KMHR said introduction of ILP system without fail can prevent further disruption on public peace and social harmony as well as violation of human rights, adding that implementation of ILP in the state is in the hand of the present Ministry.
The Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said on Saturday introduction of Inner Line Permit (ILP) system in the state of Manipur has nothing to do with the Parliament or the state assembly but Chief Minister O Ibobi can initiate to implement it if he is willing to do so.
Addressing a press conference at the office of BJP Manipur Pradesh, Tapir Gao, National General Secretary, BJP in-charge of Manipur made it clear that the Parliament and Manipur Legislative Assembly have no business in introducing ILP in the state of Manipur.
Tapir was here in a two-day visit mainly to garner support for the presidential candidate PA Sangma. The BJP leader also said BJP appeals particularly to the three MPs from Manipur to give conscientious vote for Sangma who is the only candidate representing the entire Northeast in the July 19 presidential election.
Former Lok Sabha Speaker P.A Sangma is an Opposition backed candidate in the election of the top post of the country.
P Chandrasekhar Rao, Secretary, Zonal Organization, North East state BJP, who was also speaking at the press conference, said foreigners, especially Muslims coming from countries like Myanmar and Bangladesh to Manipur have posed a serious threat to the local people.
Hitting back on Chief Minister Ibobi’s remark that state BJP cannot raise its voice in Parliament, Manipur Pradesh BJP president Sh Shantikumar, who was flanked by Tapir and Rao, said the BJP shouts both in Parliament and in the state in many important issues of the state.
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Imphal, July 14: Kuki Movement for Human Rights (KMHR) said on Saturday that it is a great relief for all indigenous people in Manipur and all the regions covered by Inner Line Permit (ILP) system that the state Legislative Assembly has unanimously voted for early introduction of ILP in Manipur. The Kuki Inpi had vehemently […]
Imphal, July 14: Kuki Movement for Human Rights (KMHR) said on Saturday that it is a great relief for all indigenous people in Manipur and all the regions covered by Inner Line Permit (ILP) system that the state Legislative Assembly has unanimously voted for early introduction of ILP in Manipur.
The Kuki Inpi had vehemently opposed the vacation of ILP which would certainly cause disturbances to peace and social harmony in the state so a memorandum was submitted to the Indian Prime Minister in this regard during his visit to Imphal for inauguration of the Capitol Project on December 2, 2011, KMHR said .
Making an urgent appeal to the state Chief Minister, KMHR said introduction of ILP system without fail can prevent further disruption on public peace and social harmony as well as violation of human rights, adding that implementation of ILP in the state is in the hand of the present Ministry.
The Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said on Saturday introduction of Inner Line Permit (ILP) system in the state of Manipur has nothing to do with the Parliament or the state assembly but Chief Minister O Ibobi can initiate to implement it if he is willing to do so.
Addressing a press conference at the office of BJP Manipur Pradesh, Tapir Gao, National General Secretary, BJP in-charge of Manipur made it clear that the Parliament and Manipur Legislative Assembly have no business in introducing ILP in the state of Manipur.
Tapir was here in a two-day visit mainly to garner support for the presidential candidate PA Sangma. The BJP leader also said BJP appeals particularly to the three MPs from Manipur to give conscientious vote for Sangma who is the only candidate representing the entire Northeast in the July 19 presidential election.
Former Lok Sabha Speaker P.A Sangma is an Opposition backed candidate in the election of the top post of the country.
P Chandrasekhar Rao, Secretary, Zonal Organization, North East state BJP, who was also speaking at the press conference, said foreigners, especially Muslims coming from countries like Myanmar and Bangladesh to Manipur have posed a serious threat to the local people.
Hitting back on Chief Minister Ibobi’s remark that state BJP cannot raise its voice in Parliament, Manipur Pradesh BJP president Sh Shantikumar, who was flanked by Tapir and Rao, said the BJP shouts both in Parliament and in the state in many important issues of the state.
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Mail News Service Imphal, July 14: Centre for Orchid Gene Conservation of the Eastern Himalayan region was inaugurated today at Hengbung, Senapati district about 55 km from Imphal by Dr T Ramasami, Secretary, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India. Even though there are opinions about disparity in development process in the north east […]
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Imphal, July 14: Centre for Orchid Gene Conservation of the Eastern Himalayan region was inaugurated today at Hengbung, Senapati district about 55 km from Imphal by Dr T Ramasami, Secretary, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India.
Even though there are opinions about disparity in development process in the north east compared to the rest of the country, nature treats all equally. The rich biodiversity is the gift of nature and people of the region should work hard to make the endeavour to popularize orchid successful.
Dr S N Puri, VC of Central Agricultural University, Imphal said in the north east we find all sort of weather found throughout the world hence it has a rich biodiversity.
Haokholet Kipgen, former MLA said orchids are globally adored for their exceeding beautiful and long lasting flowers, having contributed significantly to the development of international trade in cut flowers and potted plants. They are also therapeutically important and used to cure a variety of human ailments. Orchids are grown as cash crop in several countries, adding to the growth of their economics.
India is rich in orchid resource; the Indian Himalayan Region alone is home to nearly one thousand species. Full realization of their economic potential has, however, remained abysmally slow due to lack of awareness about these plant and non availability of suitable planting material. Additionally the natural population in the large number of species are also progressively on decline because of natural calamities (landslips, forest fires) and unregulated habitat destruction (forest fallings, jhuming) and commercial collection pressures. Several species are being illegally sent across the borders, for example: at Manipur border with Myanmar a kilo of therapeutic orchid is sold for Rs. 300-600. This in China, under eastern medicinal system, fetches $15000 per kilo.
Prof SP Vij said about 286 species were reported in Manipur and during a recent survey new species not found elsewhere in the country were found and it is estimated that about 500 species will be found when the whole state is scanned. Orchid is extremely useful and most medicines have extracts from orchids and as the gene conservation centre is established, the gene of all the orchids found in the region will be preserved so that the future generation can know that such orchids used to grow. Most orchids are endangered due to human greed and forestation he said.
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Mail News Service Imphal, July 14: Centre for Orchid Gene Conservation of the Eastern Himalayan region was inaugurated today at Hengbung, Senapati district about 55 km from Imphal by Dr T Ramasami, Secretary, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India. Even though there are opinions about disparity in development process in the north east […]
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Imphal, July 14: Centre for Orchid Gene Conservation of the Eastern Himalayan region was inaugurated today at Hengbung, Senapati district about 55 km from Imphal by Dr T Ramasami, Secretary, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India.
Even though there are opinions about disparity in development process in the north east compared to the rest of the country, nature treats all equally. The rich biodiversity is the gift of nature and people of the region should work hard to make the endeavour to popularize orchid successful.
Dr S N Puri, VC of Central Agricultural University, Imphal said in the north east we find all sort of weather found throughout the world hence it has a rich biodiversity.
Haokholet Kipgen, former MLA said orchids are globally adored for their exceeding beautiful and long lasting flowers, having contributed significantly to the development of international trade in cut flowers and potted plants. They are also therapeutically important and used to cure a variety of human ailments. Orchids are grown as cash crop in several countries, adding to the growth of their economics.
India is rich in orchid resource; the Indian Himalayan Region alone is home to nearly one thousand species. Full realization of their economic potential has, however, remained abysmally slow due to lack of awareness about these plant and non availability of suitable planting material. Additionally the natural population in the large number of species are also progressively on decline because of natural calamities (landslips, forest fires) and unregulated habitat destruction (forest fallings, jhuming) and commercial collection pressures. Several species are being illegally sent across the borders, for example: at Manipur border with Myanmar a kilo of therapeutic orchid is sold for Rs. 300-600. This in China, under eastern medicinal system, fetches $15000 per kilo.
Prof SP Vij said about 286 species were reported in Manipur and during a recent survey new species not found elsewhere in the country were found and it is estimated that about 500 species will be found when the whole state is scanned. Orchid is extremely useful and most medicines have extracts from orchids and as the gene conservation centre is established, the gene of all the orchids found in the region will be preserved so that the future generation can know that such orchids used to grow. Most orchids are endangered due to human greed and forestation he said.
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Mail News Service Imphal, July 14: Two militants were nabbed by troops in different operations during the last 24 hours in Senapati District. On specific information regarding the presence of militants, 43 Assam Rifles launched an operation and apprehended SS Cpl Haopu Dimingel of Motbung, Senapati District and recovered 9mm Pistol, two live rounds and […]
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Imphal, July 14: Two militants were nabbed by troops in different operations during the last 24 hours in Senapati District.
On specific information regarding the presence of militants, 43 Assam Rifles launched an operation and apprehended SS Cpl Haopu Dimingel of Motbung, Senapati District and recovered 9mm Pistol, two live rounds and one magazine. The individual is Finance Wing Commander of KRF for Motbung area and has been involved in large scale extortion. He joined KRF in 2007 and presently holds the rank of self styled Corporal.
In another operation in Saikul Bazar troops of 43 Assam Rifles apprehended one supporter of KRA named Haopu Dimingel today. He was involved in many extortion cases and was apprehended with one 7.65mm Pistol, two live rounds, one magazine and one mobile phone. They were handed over to Imphal West Police Station said PIB(Defence Wing) in a statement today.
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New Delhi: The UPA on Saturday decided for a second term for Hamid Ansari as the Vice President. UPA chairperson and Congress president Sonia Gandhi declared Ansari’s name for the penultimate post. Ansari thankful for candidature, UPA says decision to field him “unanimous”Interacting with mediapersons shortly after being announced as the UPA’s candidate, Ansari thanked […]
New Delhi: The UPA on Saturday decided for a second term for Hamid Ansari as the Vice President. UPA chairperson and Congress president Sonia Gandhi declared Ansari’s name for the penultimate post. Ansari thankful for candidature, UPA says decision to field him “unanimous”Interacting with mediapersons shortly after being announced as the UPA’s candidate, Ansari thanked Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi and coalition partners for considering him for a second term at the high office.
“So rare an honour can only be accepted in all humility,” Ansari said, before thanking the Dr. Singh, Sonia Gandhi and all the parties that supported his candidature.
Speaking on the occasion, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal said that Ansari’s candidature was a “unanimous” coalition decision, “in view of the dignity and distinction with which he (Ansari) conducted and presided over the Rajya Sabha in the first term.”
On being quizzed about the Trinamool Congress’ (TMC) alleged displeasure over Ansari’s candidature, Bansal reiterated that it was a unanimous decision.
The last date for nomination for the Vice President election, scheduled for August 7, is July 20.Ansari’s term as Vice President ends on August 10. (ANI) Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh met UPA’s Vice Presidential candidate Mohammed Hamid Ansari at his residence, here on Saturday.
The Samajwadi party (SP) and the Bahujan Samaj party (BSP) extended their support to Ansari’s candidature, with the BSP chief Mayawati reportedly calling up Ansari to express support while SP issuing a statement to that effect.
The Trinamool Congress (TMC), allegedly unhappy with the UPA’s choice, has reserved its opinion on Ansari’s candidature, with Railway Minister Mukul Roy saying that the party would decide over the issue “later.”
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Good or bad any new enterprise need some time to settle down with the people. The masses need time to understand, learn and use the new technologies or concepts. It can be understood the way 3D films were heralded as the future of cinema, but their tickets are overpriced and often fail to live up […]
Good or bad any new enterprise need some time to settle down with the people. The masses need time to understand, learn and use the new technologies or concepts. It can be understood the way 3D films were heralded as the future of cinema, but their tickets are overpriced and often fail to live up to the hype, a new study has revealed.According to the research undertaken by Mintel, only a fifth of cinemagoers feel that 3D films are worth the inflated ticket prices.Films shown in 3D offer viewers deeper, three-dimensional images but tickets can cost up to 40 percent more than tickets to traditional 2D films.However only three in ten cinema-goers admitted that 3D films really improve the viewing experience.Meanwhile, three-quarters of people believe that the price of the 3D glasses – which are necessary to view the films and can add an extra 1.50 pounds to the cost of the ticket – should be included in the price.
People’s generally negative perception of 3D films has coincided with a dramatic drop in the number of people going out to watch them.According to Mintel, 22 percent of all box office tickets sold in 2011 were for 3D films. This was down from 28 percent in 2010.Although the steep decline was partly due to the huge success of Oscar-winning Avatar in 2010, there are other factors at play.“People who have been to 3D movies say that they like them technically but they don’t think they are particularly good value for money,” the Telegraph quoted Michael Oliver, leisure analyst at Mintel and the author of the report, as saying.He said that poor-quality 3D titles have dented people’s enjoyment of the films.
“The problem is that some films work very well in 3D and others don’t. And it’s the ones that don’t that really damage the industry because everyone has jumped on the bandwagon and thought this is a really good way to get an extra 40 per cent in ticket revenues, and it doesn’t really work that well,” Oliver said.He also attributed the strained economic condition of the people to making them think twice before going for 3D movie.
“People look at 3D and think ‘another 40 per cent’. If you are a family with three children and you are going to buy loads of popcorn and drinks then an extra 40pc on 4 tickets makes quite a big difference, so a lot of people have traded down to 2D,” he said.The number of 3D digital screens in the UK has increased 30-fold in the last five years.There were just 47 3D screens in 2007 – equivalent to 8 per cent of all screens in the UK. This figure increased to 1,475 last year – equivalent to 71 per cent of all screens. “It has got its place and when used correctly and properly it adds tremendously to the experience. But it is not suited to every single film that comes out,” he said.
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State Govt can implement ILP : GaoE-Pao.netImphal, July 14 2012: The Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said on Saturday introduction of Inner Line Permit (ILP) system in the state of Manipur has nothing to do with the Parliament or the state asse…
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Rights group and positive networks pressE-Pao.netSACEP instead of delivering speedy second-line treatment has delayed it thereby endangering lives", L.Deepak, President, Manipur Network of Positive People (MNP+), said while speaking at a consultat…
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E-Pao.net SACEP instead of delivering speedy second-line treatment has delayed it thereby endangering lives", L.Deepak, President, Manipur Network of Positive People (MNP+), said while speaking at a consultative meeting on improve access to alternative first … |
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Rights group and positive networks pressE-Pao.netSACEP instead of delivering speedy second-line treatment has delayed it thereby endangering lives", L.Deepak, President, Manipur Network of Positive People (MNP+), said while speaking at a consultat…
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Calcutta TelegraphOlympic setting for unity campaignCalcutta TelegraphNew Delhi, July 14: Thank your stars, that's just a life-sized portrait of Mary Kom. You would have been seeing stars if it were the Manipuri boxer in real life.Olympian: Mangte …
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Calcutta Telegraph New Delhi, July 14: Thank your stars, that's just a life-sized portrait of Mary Kom. You would have been seeing stars if it were the Manipuri boxer in real life. Olympian: Mangte Chungneijang Mary Kom – Boxing |
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