NISA beat Guwahati Town Club

IMPHAL, April 3: NISA defeated Guwahati Town Club 3-0 in the ongoing 2nd Division I League Football tournament which is being held at Nehru Stadium, Guwahati. L. Nabachandra (4m), S…. Read more »

IMPHAL, April 3: NISA defeated Guwahati Town Club 3-0 in the ongoing 2nd Division I League Football tournament which is being held at Nehru Stadium, Guwahati. L. Nabachandra (4m), S. Manimohon (20m) and N. Jimmy (92m) scored the goals for NISA. L. Nabachandra missed a spot kick in the 78th minute of the game.

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Singjamei Polo and Khurai Polo to play for Champion

IMPHAL, April 5: Singjamei Polo Club beat MPSC (A) 3-2 while Khurai Polo Club beat CHingkheinganba Polo Club 11-4 to enter the final of the 2nd edition of 57 Mountain… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 5: Singjamei Polo Club beat MPSC (A) 3-2 while Khurai Polo Club beat CHingkheinganba Polo Club 11-4 to enter the final of the 2nd edition of 57 Mountain Division State Level Polo Tournament held at Mapal Kangjeibung today. The two teams will clash for the championship on April 7.
In the first semi final played today, P. Ojit of Singjamei Polo Club scored all the three goals while S. Somorjit scored the two golas for MPSC(A) P. Ojit scored in 1:35, 6:18, and 6:55 in the 1st, 3rd and 4th chukker. S. Somorjit scored in 5:59, 6:18 of the 1st and 2nd chukker.
In the second semifinal, Khurai Polo Club’s Thomson scored in the 32nd second and 3:14 min of the 1st chukker, Jotin and Thomson in 5:59 and 6:23 of the 2nd chukker, Jyotin Jyotinin 6:28, Thomson and Jogendra in 6:15 and 6:50 in the 3rd chukker, Jyotin in 1:56 and thoson in 4:64 and 6:01 min. Chingkheinganba Polo Club’s Kaoba scored in 6:25 of the 2nd chukker, Kh. Shantikumar in 3:04 and Kaoba in 4:43 and 5:44 of the 4th chukker.

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KCP( Maoist) claims hand in RDO bomb threat

Imphal April 6: The KCP (Maoist) have imposed the RDO nursing home to close down immediately unless unwanted reprisals that will be initiated to the concerned by the outfit.  A… Read more »

Imphal April 6: The KCP (Maoist) have imposed the RDO nursing home to close down immediately unless unwanted reprisals that will be initiated to the concerned by the outfit.
 A press release by W Malemnganba , secretary of publicity and propaganda of the KCP (Maoist) states that that an attack was planned by the cadres of the outfit last night and explosives were planted all around the campus area. Afterwards it came to light that the RDO was not a financial institution but a nursing home with many residential girls still sleeping inside, thus the operation was called off immediately. The cadres managed to defuse a remote controlled bomb and some grenades planted inside, but as daylight was breaking was not able to retrieve two hand grenades. There is still another unexploded grenade inside the campus beside the one recovered from the RDO main gate by the police today, it said.
The outfit states that the attack was planned to teach local MLA Brajabidhu a fitting lesson as the latter has harassed innocent local persons and Meira Paibees by using the police for having alleged links with the outfit.
It further states that befitting punishment will be awarded to the MLA in future. 

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Landhoni health deteriorates

IMPHAL April 8: The condition of Moirangthem Landhoni who is into the 33rd day of hunger strike is stated to be serious. The woman has been in protest of her… Read more »

IMPHAL April 8: The condition of Moirangthem Landhoni who is into the 33rd day of hunger strike is stated to be serious.

The woman has been in protest of her detainment by the NIA authorities for alleged links with the outlawed UNLF after she went to meet her husband at Guwahati on August 18 last year, has been undergoing a hunger strike protest since March 8 last.

Sources said that she is presently under medical treatment as her health condition began sinking. Her blood pressure is said to be alarmingly low.

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Awareness program

By Moreh correspondent IMPHAL April 9:Royal Academy of Law and Meetei Council Moreh jointly organized a ” One Day Legal Aid Awareness Programme”at Meetei Council Moreh conference hall today. L…. Read more »

By Moreh correspondent
IMPHAL April 9:Royal Academy of Law and Meetei Council Moreh jointly organized a ” One Day Legal Aid Awareness Programme”at Meetei Council Moreh conference hall today.

L. Tomba Singh, vice president of Meetei Council Moreh graced the function as the Chief Guest, Irengbam Jugeshwar Singh, principal of Royal Academy of Law as President and Kh Keina Leima, president KNANL, Moreh Md. Hussain, president of MMCM and M. Asharani Devi, gen secy of NKCLL, Moreh were the guest of honors.

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Prime Minister did not cast vote

Guwahati, April 11(NNN): Assam`s final phase assembly polls concluded today with an estimated 70% of 9,677,113 voters turning out to elect their representatives. However, Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh failed… Read more »

Guwahati, April 11(NNN): Assam`s final phase assembly polls concluded today with an estimated 70% of 9,677,113 voters turning out to elect their representatives.
However, Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh failed to turn out to excercise his franchise, a bad precedent.
Mentionably, Dr Manmohan Singh – a Rajya Sabha MP from Assam – and his wife Gursharan Kaur are the 720th and 721st voters in polling centre number 156 of Assam’s Dispur assembly constituency.
During the ensuing electioneering, Dr Manmohan Singh had come to Assam three or four times to campaign for the Congress but he did not turn up to cast his own at the polling centre at Dispur Higher Secondary School on Monday. Neither did his wife.
K Balaji, the returning officer of Kamrup (Metro) district said no application was received from  Dr Manmohan Singh seeking postal ballots to cast vote under Clause 20 (4) of The Representation of The People Act. This clause has a postal provision for special category people like the President and PM, as in case of officials on poll-duty or security personnel. “There was no request from the PM within the stipulated time, so there’s no question of his exercising postal ballot,” Balaji said. Manmohan Singh has been representing Assam in the Upper House since October 1991. Former chief minister Hiteswar Saikia made him his ‘tenant’ and had him registered as a voter overnight to facilitate his nomination. Dr Manmohan Singh  has been dutifully paying a nominal rent to Saikia’s widow Hemoprova Saikia for a duplex at Nandan Nagar in Guwahati’s Sarumataria area. Most of his ‘neighbours’ believe Singh is too busy with ‘national duty’ to come all the way from New Delhi to cast his vote.
But the Opposition parties have not spared him for ‘giving democracy the thumbs down’. Said Asom Gana Parishad leader Lachit Bordoloi: “He cast his vote during the Lok Sabha polls in 2009 but skipped th2006 assembly election like this time. Does he vote only when he has a stake? If as the PM he doesn’t cast his vote, his faith in democracy is questionable.”
BJP spokesman and candidate from Jalukbari seat Pradyut Bora went a step further. “His Rajya Sabha membership is based on a lie  that he is a natural resident of Assam. Hence his prime ministership is also based on a lie,” the BJP leader said.

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Senior Women Football League

IMPHAL, April 15: MPSC beat YWC 5-1 in the first match played today and ESU beat NYTHC 5-0 ongoing AMFA Senior Women Football League for BM Singh Trophy held at… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 15: MPSC beat YWC 5-1 in the first match played today and ESU beat NYTHC 5-0 ongoing AMFA Senior Women Football League for BM Singh Trophy held at main stadium of Khuman Lampak Sports Complex today.

In the first match played today, MPSC`™s Tababi scored four goals in the 25th, 33rd, 67th and 73rd minutes while Ng. Bala scored one more goal for MPSC. YWC`™s lone goal was scored by Ph. Bina in he 69th minute.

In the second match played today, ESU`™s Th Umabati scored in the 37th, 41st and 61st minute. I. Brameshwori and Th. Romi scored a goal each in the 38th and 74th minute. Players of YWC failed to score any goal agingst ESU.

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AR established stitching/ weaving centre

IMPHAL, April 16: 23 Assam Rifles of 10 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) established Stitching and Weaving Centre for Women at Khamanlok Kuki, Senapati district under AR Military Civic Action… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 16: 23 Assam Rifles of 10 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) established Stitching and Weaving Centre for Women at Khamanlok Kuki, Senapati district under AR Military Civic Action Project. The inauguration ceremony was attended by the populace of the area in which the above centre was handed over to the village authority of Khamanlok Kuki. Village authority and women society of the area appreciated the efforts for establishing such project for the welfare of women of the remote area.

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GB Meeting

IMPHAL, April 19: The annual general body meeting of All Manipur Body Building Association will be held on April 22 at MDU hall, Yaiskul Police Lane. I. Bipin, Hony Secretary… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 19: The annual general body meeting of All Manipur Body Building Association will be held on April 22 at MDU hall, Yaiskul Police Lane. I. Bipin, Hony Secretary of AMBBA appeal all members of AMBBA to clear their membership fees on or before April 20.

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UG arrested

IMPHAL, April 20: One hardcore cadre of KCP (MC) Lalheiba group was apprehended yesterday afternoon by a team of Bishnupur Police commando during an operation at Thanga Oinam Maning Leikai…. Read more »

IMPHAL, April 20: One hardcore cadre of KCP (MC) Lalheiba group was apprehended yesterday afternoon by a team of Bishnupur Police commando during an operation at Thanga Oinam Maning Leikai.

According to a release, the arrested cadre is identified as Oinam Ghana alias Inaocha alias Angou, 30, s/o O. Meino Singh of Thanga Oinam Leikai.

The release further said the arrested militant is working as S/S Bishnupur district commander. Police recovered one 9mm pistol with 4 live rounds from his possession, the release added.

The release further said that on preliminary interrogation the cadre revealed that he is a trained cadre of banned outfit PLA and later joined to KCP (MC) Lalheiba group in the year 2009.

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Cultural Fest for disabled

IMPHAL April 21: The department of Arts and Culture along North East Zone Cultural Centre, Dimapur will jointly organize a cultural festival for the disabled at at Takyel government Deaf… Read more »

IMPHAL April 21: The department of Arts and Culture along North East Zone Cultural Centre, Dimapur will jointly organize a cultural festival for the disabled at at Takyel government Deaf and Mute School on April 25.The event will be attended by Padmashree L Nabakishore and Som Kamei ,IPS as the chief guest and president respectively.

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Thoubal, YAC win in MCA cricket tourney

IMPHAL, April 22: Thoubal District Cricket Association today defeated CRAU in the 2nd MCA U-14 cricket tournament being held at two venue. In a match played today at Khuman Lampak,… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 22: Thoubal District Cricket Association today defeated CRAU in the 2nd MCA U-14 cricket tournament being held at two venue.
In a match played today at Khuman Lampak, TDCA defeated CRAU by 96 runs.
Batting first TDCA were all out for 192 runs in 37.1 overs. In reply CRAU could score only 96 runs when all of their wickets were out in 22.5 overs.
In another match played at Luwangpokpa ground, Luwangsangbam, YAC won by 1 wicket against UCC.
Batting first UCC scored 150 runs in 36 overs when all of their wickets were down.
Chasing the modest target of 151, YAC scored 151 for the loss of 9 wicket in 39.5 overs.

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State open Kho-Kho finals today

IMPHAL, April 23: BASU will clash DM Rao in the final of the 36th senior state open Kho Kho championship being held at Sekmai. In the semi final matches played… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 23: BASU will clash DM Rao in the final of the 36th senior state open Kho Kho championship being held at Sekmai.
In the semi final matches played today, BASU, Khangabok defeated UDC by 15-14 while DM Rao defeated RYC by 14-11 in another semi final.
In the womens senior semi final, PYC beat FINE by 22-12 while WDC beat DM Rao by 18-7. PYC and WDC will clash for the title in the final.
In the 25th sub-junior state open Kho-Kho championship being held at the same venue, FINE and DM Rao will clash for the title in the final as both the team defeated their rivals in the semi finals played today.
In the sub-junior girls final too, FINE will clash with DM Rao.
FINE defeated YOLO by 11-9 in the first semi final while DM Rao defeated BASU by 13-3 in the second semi final.

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NGEWA demands

IMPHAL, April 26: The Non Gazetted Employees Welfare Association JN Hospital, Porompat, Imphal has served an ultimatum to the Chief Minister today demanding better service conditions and retirement benefits failing… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 26: The Non Gazetted Employees Welfare Association JN Hospital, Porompat, Imphal has served an ultimatum to the Chief Minister today demanding better service conditions and retirement benefits failing which the association has threatened to launched various forms of agitations on or before May 4.
According to a release of the association, it has submitted several representations to the concerned authorities regarding their demands including improvement of service conditions and retirement benefits etc in respect of the staff Nurse, Paramedical staff and Grade-IV employees of JN Hospital, who had been transferred to the JNIMS Imphal East.
It has further mentioned that, in this regard a general body meeting of the association was held on April 21 this month with L Chandrakumar Singh, president of the association in the chair. The said meetinghad unanimously resolved to launched various steps of agitations, unless the demands are considered favourably by the state government on or before May 4.
As decided during the meeting their steps of agitation will start with the wearing of black badge for dive days from May 5 to 9 next month.
It has further stated that the black badge wearing demonstration will be followed by non cooperation movement from May 10 to 12, sit in protest there after till May 16.
The association will follow up the sit in protest by cease work strike until the demands are fulfilled, the release added.

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Army Nabs Lady cadre of UNLF

IMPHAL, April 28: A combined security team of 16 MARATHA LI at Gothal under Logtak Brigade of Red Shield Division and a team of Bishnupur district police commandos has apprehended… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 28: A combined security team of 16 MARATHA LI at Gothal under Logtak Brigade of Red Shield Division and a team of Bishnupur district police commandos has apprehended one lady cadre of the under ground group UNLF identified as Laishram Bidyapati alias Ichangbi alias Amurai alias Sonia, 24, daughter of L Ganda Singh,of Terakhong Sangbi Mamang Leikai, from Terakhong Sangbi Mamang Leikai village this morning.
According to an official release, the arrested lady revealed that she had had recently returned from a UNLF Camp in Myanmar and the apprehendee was later handed over to Moirang PS.

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Dance Drama

IMPHAL, April 29: The Jawaharlal Nehru Manipur Dance Academy is organising a five day festival of dance drama from April 30 at the auditorium of the Academy daily from 5pm…. Read more »

IMPHAL, April 29: The Jawaharlal Nehru Manipur Dance Academy is organising a five day festival of dance drama from April 30 at the auditorium of the Academy daily from 5pm.

Besides three dance dramas of JNMDA repertory, four other groups are also performing their dance dramas during the five day long festival.

Briefing mediaperson about the upcoming festival, director of the JNMDA Dilip Mayngbam said the festival is being organised to encourage artistes and groups adventuring into the art form even if it is unprofitable to them economically.

He also said that many talented young artistes are taking part in the festival which will have seven performances in all.

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MPSC felicitates Nilbir

IMPHAL, May 5: A felicitation ceremony of Y Nilbir Singh of Manipur Police who won Silver medal in the just concluded 5th Asia Pacific International Body Building Championship held at… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 5: A felicitation ceremony of Y Nilbir Singh of Manipur Police who won Silver medal in the just concluded 5th Asia Pacific International Body Building Championship held at Baracoy, Phillipines from April 29 to May 1, 2011 was held at the office the secretary Manipur Police Sports Club, Pangei.

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HU, COSMO win in hockey league

IMPHAL, May 6: Hockey Union, Lairikyengbam Leikai defeated YAC Yaiskul by 10-0 in the 35th mens state league hockey being held at Hockey Stadium, Khuman Lampak. W Chitrasen, ch Reshikanta,… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 6: Hockey Union, Lairikyengbam Leikai defeated YAC Yaiskul by 10-0 in the 35th mens state league hockey being held at Hockey Stadium, Khuman Lampak.
W Chitrasen, ch Reshikanta, Ch Dayananda, W Johny and Th Roshankumar were goal scorers for HU.
HU got five penalty corner while YAC got only two in the match.
In another match of the day, COSMO Wangkhei beat rival MEIRAA by 2-0. Bronson and L Sanajaoba scored for COSMO.

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INTUC appealed

IMPHAL May 7: Y. Ranapratap Singh, General Secretary, Indian National Trade Union Congress, Manipur Branch in a press release today appealed the government to provide a viable parking space for… Read more »

IMPHAL May 7: Y. Ranapratap Singh, General Secretary, Indian National Trade Union Congress, Manipur Branch in a press release today appealed the government to provide a viable parking space for cart drawn porters at a suitable place in commercial areas. The release further appealed the government to solve the issues of street venders as soon as possible. The organization would like to draw the attentions of the concerned authorities regarding the plight of the cart drawn porters and street venders, the release further added.

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Book release

IMPHAL May 9: It’s a historical fact that the story of Moirang Khamba Thoibi did actually take place. The cloths which are believed to be woven by thoibi at Ngangkhalawai… Read more »

IMPHAL May 9: It’s a historical fact that the story of Moirang Khamba Thoibi did actually take place. The cloths which are believed to be woven by thoibi at Ngangkhalawai should be preserve in the museum said M. Prithviraj, MLA, Moirang A/C, in his presidential speech of a book release function held at Chingu Thangjing Leikon, Moirang, Bishnupur dist.The book titled Leisemlon, Moirang Thangjing Haroarol was written by Moirangthem Raghumani. On the sideline of this book release function, M. Prithviraj expressed his concern that the artifacts of Thoibi could be loss in oblivion, if necessary steps are not taken to preserve it.Tongbram Mangibabu, MLA, Thanga A/C graced the function as the chief guest and K.Sushila, deputy director, Manipur state archives as the guest of honour. Other dignitaries were also present on the dais. The function was also attended by various scholars from different field.

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