Tag: Sekmai River

Incessant rain in last 24 hrs : Rivers in spate, bridge swept away, paddy fields, houses flooded

Imp/Tbl/Kak, September 19 2017: Consequent upon incessant rainfall during the past 24 hours, water levels of all major rivers flowing through Manipur valley have risen considerably . The water level of Chakpi River is so high that it has started flooding Sugnu apart from sweeping away an approach road to Chakpikarong bridge even though the […]

Imp/Tbl/Kak, September 19 2017: Consequent upon incessant rainfall during the past 24 hours, water levels of all major rivers flowing through Manipur valley have risen considerably . The water level of Chakpi River is so high that it has started flooding Sugnu apart from sweeping away an approach road to Chakpikarong bridge even though the […]

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2017/09/incessant-rain-in-last-24-hrs-rivers-in-spate-bridge-swept-away-paddy-fields-houses-flooded/

Neglected for more than a decade, villagers built their own bridge, still risk their lives in monsoon season

Laishram Ranbir “Men have reached the moon and with the rapid development growth in every part of the country, states and cities, there are places still neglected by the so called ruler of the state, the Government.” It has been more than a decade, villagers of Luwangsanggol hopes for development and good governance in their […]

Laishram Ranbir “Men have reached the moon and with the rapid development growth in every part of the country, states and cities, there are places still neglected by the so called ruler of the state, the Government.” It has been more than a decade, villagers of Luwangsanggol hopes for development and good governance in their […]

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2017/08/neglected-for-more-than-a-decade-villagers-built-their-own-bridge-still-risk-their-lives-in-monsoon-season/

HC seeks info on Govt’s action on flood

Imphal, July 19 2017: The High Court of Manipur has asked the State Government to submit a report within two weeks about the action to tackle the twin problems of floods which caused extensive damages in the valley and landslides which wreaked havoc in the hills recently . A division bench of Acting Chief Justice […]

Imphal, July 19 2017: The High Court of Manipur has asked the State Government to submit a report within two weeks about the action to tackle the twin problems of floods which caused extensive damages in the valley and landslides which wreaked havoc in the hills recently . A division bench of Acting Chief Justice […]

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2017/07/hc-seeks-info-on-govts-action-on-flood/

Road constructed over agri land Justice Kh Nobin seeks Govt’s attention

IMPHAL, Jun 11 : Manipur High Court Justice Khwairakpam Nobin today said that the road constructed over his agricultural land located adjacent to Sekmai river will be blocked if the State Government fails to take up concrete decision on the issue within 2 weeks. The road which covers the agricultural land of Justice Khwairakpam Nobin […]

IMPHAL, Jun 11 : Manipur High Court Justice Khwairakpam Nobin today said that the road constructed over his agricultural land located adjacent to Sekmai river will be blocked if the State Government fails to take up concrete decision on the issue within 2 weeks. The road which covers the agricultural land of Justice Khwairakpam Nobin […]

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2017/06/road-constructed-over-agri-land-justice-kh-nobin-seeks-govts-attention/

Sekmai River: Rs 100-Rs 500 entry fee for picnickers, Is it worth it?

Laishram Ranbir Imphal, Jan. 30: After years of ban on picnicking at Sekmai River, since the 2017 New Year eve, many have began thronging the area alongside the river looking for the best spot for picnic and the locals of the Sekmai village charged the picnickers anything from Rs 100 to Rs 500. With none […]

Laishram Ranbir Imphal, Jan. 30: After years of ban on picnicking at Sekmai River, since the 2017 New Year eve, many have began thronging the area alongside the river looking for the best spot for picnic and the locals of the Sekmai village charged the picnickers anything from Rs 100 to Rs 500. With none […]

Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2017/01/sekmai-river-rs-100-rs-500-entry-fee-for-picnickers-is-it-worth-it/