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Ima Keithel : post-earthquake

Photos by Aribam Munindrajit Imphal ,12 Jan 2016: The women vendors of Ima keithel has been left to set up their stalls in the streets after the 4th Jan 2016 Earthquake that left the newly built market shed damaged and unusable. They have been demanding for a temporary shed until a new market shed has

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2016/01/ima-keithel-post-earthquake/

Foggy evening Imphal City : A view from Cheirao-ching

Jiribam: Sapam Robinhood saluted as “Athouba” on Patriot’s Day

125th PATRIOTS DAY CELEBRATION organized by Echel Club Dibong Jiribam on 13th August Chief Guest: L.Ranjit Sing (Zonal Education Officer) President: S.Maniton Sing (Retired principle) Events: – Saluting (late) Sapam Robinhood

125th PATRIOTS DAY CELEBRATION organized by Echel Club Dibong Jiribam on 13th August

Chief Guest: L.Ranjit Sing (Zonal Education Officer)
President: S.Maniton Sing (Retired principle)

Events:
– Saluting (late) Sapam Robinhood as “Athouba”
– Speech by various resource persons
– Writer Moiranghtem Satyabati released 3 of her books and donated copies to Echel Club secretary Th. Dushyant:
1. KINTHARAKLABA SHAMBAL 2. NINGSING KHUNGI IPU 3.WARIDUBU LOIDRIBRA
– Poem recitation by children
– 2 minutes silent observation for the souls of the Athouba sing

News and Photo by: Momon Thoudam

5 students on Hunger Strike demanding implementation of ILPS in Manipur

5 students’ began hunger strike to implement the Inner Line Permit System in Manipur. Details of 5 students: 1. Surjit Sagolsem (General Secy) of Class XII Sc, Anada Shingh Higher Secondary

5 students’ began hunger strike to implement the Inner Line Permit System in Manipur.

Details of 5 students:
1. Surjit Sagolsem (General Secy) of Class XII Sc, Anada Shingh Higher Secondary School.
2. Dayananda Lairikyengbam of Class XII Sc Anada Shingh Higher Secondary School.
3. Oinam Suresh of Class XII Sc were from Anada Shingh Higher Secondary School.
4. Loitongbam Bidyaluxmi (General Secretary) of Class XII Science, Ibotonsana Girls Higher Secondary School.
5. Thoudam Mukesh ( Social and Culture Secretary) of Class XII Science, Lamlong Higher Secondary School.

Photo: Deepak Shijagurumayum

Loitongbam Bidyaluxmi said they will be fasting until the the Inner Line Permit System is implemented in Manipur and further school will be boycotted until then.

Surjit Sagolsem said they know about the institute/coaching centers which were open during the class boycott and appeal to cooperate with the ILPS movement.

Surendera Dental College & Research Institute, Sriganganagar, Rajasthan, Supporting ILPS

Manipuri students of Surendera Dental College & Research Institute, Sriganganagar, Rajasthan showing their support in current agitation of Inner Line Permit System in Manipur.

“Protect the people of Manipur from demographic invasion”, MSAD protests at Delhi against Police Brutality.

Office of the Manipur Students’ Association Delhi New Delhi Ref.: 20150711/ PR/ Demo Press Release MSAD Protest March in Delhi Manipur students and residents in Delhi, today, despite obstructions by

Office of

the Manipur Students’ Association Delhi

New Delhi

Ref.: 20150711/ PR/ Demo

Press Release

MSAD Protest March in Delhi

Manipur students and residents in Delhi, today, despite obstructions by rain, staged a protest march under the theme “Protest against brutality of state forces and to protect the people of Manipur from demographic invasion.” The march, organised by the Manipur Students’ Association Delhi, was a response to the brutal repression on the democratic agitation to protect the rights of the Indigenous peoples in Manipur, from the unregulated population invasion by outsiders and the State sponsored companies, who under the guard of the Indian military establishment took control of the land, labour, resources and market. Many have been injured in the series of repressions and a student named Sapam Robinhood was killed on July 8, 2015. In addition to the shutting down of educational establishments; curfew have suspended free movement of peoples for daily activities and have added to the economic hardships, particularly the poorer sections. The protest march raised various slogans such as: Stop State Terrorism, Long Live People’s Struggle, and Long Live People’s Democracy.

MSAD

11^th July 2015.

Manipur ILPS demand intensified, JCILPS Jiribam branch burns effigies of CM O Ibobi

Exclusive report from Jiribam by Momon Thoudam. Jiribam 10-July-2015: Joint committee on Inner Line Permit System( JCILPS) Jiribam branch Volunteers of Students’ Wing, JCILPS women organization and civil organizations in the Jiribam

Manipur ILP Demand – Jiribam: A police personal stands near the protest site

Exclusive report from Jiribam by Momon Thoudam.

Jiribam 10-July-2015: Joint committee on Inner Line Permit System( JCILPS) Jiribam branch Volunteers of Students’ Wing, JCILPS women organization and civil organizations in the Jiribam sub division responded to the call of JCILPS and intensified their demand to introduce ILPS in Manipur.

Effigies of Manipur Chief Minister, Deputy CM and Education Minister were burnt today at different places in Jiribam. Protesters also burnt effigies in front of the residence of Revenue & Law Minister and Jiribam MLA Th. Debendra. Normal life has been affected in Jiribam due to the continued agitation.

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Photos of curfew imposed in Imphal after JCILPS student agitator killed in police action

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2015/07/photos-of-curfew-imposed-in-imphal-after-jcilps-student-agitator-killed-in-police-action/

Awang Sekmai Ritual: Khun-gi Ahan da Saram Tamba

Awang Sekmai Ritual: Khun-gi Laii Ahan taruk ki chananaba tamba Saram Photo Credit: Khwairakpam Rakesh Khullakpa

Awang Sekmai Ritual: Khun-gi Laii Ahan taruk ki chananaba tamba Saram

Photo Credit: Khwairakpam Rakesh Khullakpa

Where have all the flowers gone?

A three-day-long (1st to 3rd of May 2015) ‘music and arts festival’ was organised in the Andhro village in Manipur, where many folk musicians came together at one platform to

A three-day-long (1st to 3rd of May 2015) ‘music and arts festival’ was organised in the Andhro village in Manipur, where many folk musicians came together at one platform to spread awareness about the importance of protecting the environment amongst people.

‘Where have all the flowers gone?’ was the theme of the festival.

“In Manipur we hardly have a platform for a youth at the same time it’s a festival about the environment which is very much decaying so we the youth gather together and trying to do something for ourselves to get platform at the same time for the cause of environment and bringing awareness to the people,” said Akhu Chingangbam, the organiser for the festival.

People planted trees and plants to mark the event organised with the commemoration of the 96th birth anniversary of the US folk singer and activist, Pete Seeger.

Photo credit: Deepak Shijagurumayum

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2015/05/where-have-all-the-flowers-gone/

“ne Scholar Magazine” now available online

“neScholar Magazine” published by North East Brothers Entertainments Pvt Ltd is a Quarterly Multi-Colour magazine, registered under “RNI-MANENG/2014/00112” and “ISSN” No.2350-0336. It was successfully released on 27th September 2014 at Manipur

“neScholar Magazine” published by North East Brothers Entertainments Pvt Ltd is a Quarterly Multi-Colour magazine, registered under “RNI-MANENG/2014/00112” and “ISSN” No.2350-0336.

It was successfully released on 27th September 2014 at Manipur Press Club, Imphal where Dr.R.K. Nimai, Former Commissioner Art and Culture, Govt of Manipur is the Editor in Chief.

“neScholar” Magazine is an effort for providing information to our students, which are felt relevant and good to know. We try to bring in a mix of articles covering various subjects and topics. 21^st Century is an age of information and information is regarded as power. The School curricula just could not provide all the information required to make our students a knowledgeable person. And ours is a small endeavour to bridge a little of the gap in knowledge.

The world is becoming a global village and in the process many things which our ancestors have empirically learnt through experience and handed over from generations to generations is being substituted by newer things without understanding the implications. Values have changed but the traditional knowledge needs to be recorded and reassessed to understand the importance of such knowledge. Many of our cultural heritage are slowly being eroded aping other’s culture without realising the implications. The beauty of the world is its varied nuances and differences. If we have a single culture in our society, will the earth be as beautiful as it is now?

It features valuable information and articles in the field of Science & Technology, History & Archaeology, Heritage, Nature, Sports& Adventures and Career – for the curious mind.

The modest intention behind “neScholar Magazine” is to impart knowledge beyond school and college textbooks and also to inculcate a new form of reading habit among students.

Our endeavor is to make reading an easy and joyful experience.

Board Of Editors / Expert Panel are a group of Experienced professors from reputed Universities of North East India namely Manipur University, North East Hill University (NEHU) Meghalaya, Gauhati University (Assam), Tripura University and Mizoram University.

1/ Dr. Kynpham Sing Nongkynrih (Prof. Department of English, NEHU, Shillong)

2/ Prof. Shikhar Kr. Sarma (Director-Gauhati University Institute of Science and Technology, Assam)

3/ Dr. HanjabamNandiram Sharma (Former HOD & Reader, Botany Dept, DM College of Science)

4/ ShriGurumayumTomba Sharma (Former Principal, DM College of Science,Manipur -Chemistry)

5/ Shri HuidromJayantkumar Singh (Retd. HOD, DM College of Science,Manipur -Maths)

6/Dr. ElangbamBijoykumar Singh ( Prof. Department of Economics, Manipur University)

7/Prof. WaikhomVishwanath (Deprt of Life Science, MU/IUCN-FFSG-South Asia Regional Chairman)

8/ Prof. N. Joykumar Singh (Department Of History, Manipur University)

9/ Shri L Dwijendra Singh (Senior Lecturer, Department of Physics,DM College of Science,Manipur)

10/Dr. MaibamChourjit (Asst. Prof- Department Of Physical Education & Sports science, MU)

11/ OinamAnuradha Devi (Certified Career Guidance Specialist, New Delhi)

12/ Prof H. Ramnghinglova, HOD – Mizoram University, Department of Life Sciences

13/ Prof Margaret Ch Zama, Professor, Department of English, Mizoram University

14/ Dr. Desmond L Kharmawphlang (Professor and HOD, Cultural and Creative Studies, NEHU, Shillong)

15/ Dr. Okram Kumar Singh (Former Superintendent, State Archaeology, Govt of Manipur)

Printed an initial quantity of 2000 for the first issue, 3500 for the second issue and Seeing the overwhelming response from the readers, we have printed 5,000 for the third issue.

To make it convenient for our reader, we have made the magazine available online.

“neScholar” is live now on Google play Newsstand and www.magzter.com, our readers can access our e-magazine by clicking the link below.

This app is compatible with all of your devices.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.magzter.nescholar

http://www.magzter.com/IN/NE-Brothers-Entertainments-Pvt-Ltd/neScholar/Culture

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Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2015/04/ne-scholar-magazine-now-available-online/

Tantha da Sathek 2015 – I

Exclusive photos from Tantha da Sathek 2015 an event of fashion, music & dance by Cultural Foundation Manipur. Event directed by Robert Leishangthem and Presented by Rina Mayanglambam.

Exclusive photos from Tantha da Sathek 2015 an event of fashion, music & dance by Cultural Foundation Manipur. Event directed by Robert Leishangthem and Presented by Rina Mayanglambam.

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2015/03/tantha-da-sathek-2015-i/

Felicitation of Thaovi V, Gold Medallist World Martial Arts Council Games 2015

A grand felicitation programme was held in appreciation of the four state players including the lone world champion from the district who got gold medal in the World Martial Arts

A grand felicitation programme was held in appreciation of the four state players including the lone world champion from the district who got gold medal in the World Martial Arts Council Games, 2015, an open championship and festival, Bangkok, Thailand that had started since 12 till 22 March.

Hundreds of supporters comprising of public leaders, politicians, students, villagers, well-wishers, friends from Senapati and the valley gathered at Tulihal Airport, Imphal to recieve them.
More than 30 vehicles from Senapati join the victory march from the airport to Senapati headqaurter.

Source: Herald Today

Gallery: Binalakshmi Nepram Meets Former US President, Jimmy Carter & Kofi Annan

Camel Art Foundation contest cum exhibition

The post Camel Art Foundation contest cum exhibition appeared first on KanglaOnline.com.Manipur,IMPHAL, August 28: Camel Art Foundation, Mumbai organizes art contest cum all India art exhibition every year. CAF have announced 15th Eastern Region Art …

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Manipur,IMPHAL, August 28: Camel Art Foundation, Mumbai organizes art contest cum all India art exhibition every year. CAF have announced 15th Eastern Region Art Competition cum exhibition 2012. Participants can submit multiple entries in oil/water/acrylic & drawing & pastels. Artists … Continue reading →

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Amar Jatra Holo – photos by Nicky Chandam

Amar Jatra Holo – Guru Rajkumar Singhajit Singh Dance presentation at New Delhi Photos by… more »

Amar Jatra Holo – Guru Rajkumar Singhajit Singh Dance presentation at New Delhi
Photos by Nicky Chandam

On 20th March, 2012, Manipuri Nrityashram presented a dance recital on Guru Rabindranath Tagore’s poems. The dance presentation titled “Amader Jatra Holo Shuru” was choreographed by Rajkumar Singhajit Singh and assisted by Shrimati Charu Shija Mathur.

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