Following interaction with families in Manipur who had sent their children to a Jaipur based illegal children’s home, social activists have alleged that batches of children went back home with severe physical deformities, sexual abuse and in one case…
Following interaction with families in Manipur who had sent their children to a Jaipur based illegal children’s home, social activists have alleged that batches of children went back home with severe physical deformities, sexual abuse and in one case even pregnant Source The Sangai Express Sweta Dutta Courtesy Indian Express
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Coalition Against Drugs and Alcohol CADA has submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh seeking his direction and intervention in the matter of prevailing drug trafficking cases mostly indulged in by security forces, high level Governmen…
Coalition Against Drugs and Alcohol CADA has submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh seeking his direction and intervention in the matter of prevailing drug trafficking cases mostly indulged in by security forces, high level Government officials and family members of VIPs in Manipur Source The Sangai Express
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The students of Manipur University under the banner of Manipur University Students’ Union Revival Demand Committee MUSU RDC have submitted a 16 point memorandum to Union Minister for Human Resource Development Dr MM Pallam Raju on May 24 apprising hi…
The students of Manipur University under the banner of Manipur University Students’ Union Revival Demand Committee MUSU RDC have submitted a 16 point memorandum to Union Minister for Human Resource Development Dr MM Pallam Raju on May 24 apprising him of the need to revive Manipur University Students’ Union MUSU in the interest of students’ welfare Source Hueiyen News Service
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The insurrection in the erstwhile Naga Hills district of Assam, which later became the State of Nagaland in 1963, is the oldest in the Indian sub continent and goes back all the way to 1947 Source The Sangai Express Oinam Sunil Courtesy TNN
The insurrection in the erstwhile Naga Hills district of Assam, which later became the State of Nagaland in 1963, is the oldest in the Indian sub continent and goes back all the way to 1947 Source The Sangai Express Oinam Sunil Courtesy TNN
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The Joint Committee on Inner Line Permit System JCILPS has imposed a five day ban on Siroy Travels for defying restrictions on transporting non local migrants into the State Source Hueiyen News Service
The Joint Committee on Inner Line Permit System JCILPS has imposed a five day ban on Siroy Travels for defying restrictions on transporting non local migrants into the State Source Hueiyen News Service
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A huge quantity of illegal drugs concealed among life saving drugs and tiles which were being taken towards Imphal in a truck were seized by Sekmai police today Source The Sangai Express
A huge quantity of illegal drugs concealed among life saving drugs and tiles which were being taken towards Imphal in a truck were seized by Sekmai police today Source The Sangai Express
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In spite of the strong opposition from Kuki Students’ Organisation KSO and those with the ‘Interim Body’ of ATSUM, the other faction of All Tribal Students Union, Manipur ATSUM sponsored Intense agitation’ for 38 hours under the code name ROTO R…
In spite of the strong opposition from Kuki Students’ Organisation KSO and those with the ‘Interim Body’ of ATSUM, the other faction of All Tribal Students Union, Manipur ATSUM sponsored Intense agitation’ for 38 hours under the code name ROTO Reckoning of the Others is all set to begin from 5 am tomorrow Source Hueiyen News Service Newmai News Network
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Taking serious note of the growing crime against women in New Delhi, the latest being the alleged murder of a Manipur girl Reingamphy Awungshi, Women Action for Development Wad is set to place the matter before the UN Special Rapporteur on Violence a…
Taking serious note of the growing crime against women in New Delhi, the latest being the alleged murder of a Manipur girl Reingamphy Awungshi, Women Action for Development Wad is set to place the matter before the UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women UNSRVAW Rashida Manjoo and the National Human Rights Commission for redressal Source The Sangai Express
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Students’ Union of Kangleipak SUK organised the 2nd State Level Spelling Competition for V VII classes and VII IX classes at Johnstone Higher Secondary School here today Source Hueiyen News Service
Students’ Union of Kangleipak SUK organised the 2nd State Level Spelling Competition for V VII classes and VII IX classes at Johnstone Higher Secondary School here today Source Hueiyen News Service
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E-Pao.netManipur kids suffered sexual abuse in Jaipur homeE-Pao.netJaipur, June 02 2013: Following interaction with families in Manipur who had sent their children to a Jaipur-based illegal children's home, social activists have alleged that batche…
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E-Pao.net Jaipur, June 02 2013: Following interaction with families in Manipur who had sent their children to a Jaipur-based illegal children's home, social activists have alleged that batches of children went back home with severe physical deformities, sexual … |
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Manipur medical team completes Mission MyanmarThe HinduA 12-member medical team from Manipur returned home on Friday at the end of Mission Myanmar, performing free operations on 87 patients to correct cleft lips and palates at a hospital at Monywa in t…
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Manipur medical team completes Mission Myanmar
The Hindu A 12-member medical team from Manipur returned home on Friday at the end of Mission Myanmar, performing free operations on 87 patients to correct cleft lips and palates at a hospital at Monywa in the Sagaing region. The Indian Consulate in Yangon, … |
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Manipur children suffered sexual abuse in Jaipur homeNagaland PostFollowing interaction with families in Manipur who had sent their children to a Jaipur-based illegal children's home, social activists have alleged that batches of children went back…
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Manipur children suffered sexual abuse in Jaipur home
Nagaland Post Following interaction with families in Manipur who had sent their children to a Jaipur-based illegal children's home, social activists have alleged that batches of children went back home with severe physical deformities, sexual abuse – and in one case … |
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E-Pao.netHuge consignment of drugs seized in ManipurNagaland PostTaking serious note of Imphal becoming a a transit route for drug trafficking through Moreh, Manipur's border town at the international border with Myanmar, the Manipur chief minister…
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Huge consignment of drugs seized in Manipur
Nagaland Post Taking serious note of Imphal becoming a a transit route for drug trafficking through Moreh, Manipur's border town at the international border with Myanmar, the Manipur chief minister had brought up the matter with his counterpart, chief minister of … Police seize drugs in Manipur Transportation of contraband drug into state continues CADA asks for PM intervention on drug issue |
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Mizo NewsManipur team returns after successful surgery streak in MyanmarThe HinduThe 12-member team of Mission Myanmar is back to Manipur on Friday after successfully carrying out cleft and palate operations free of charge to 87 patients at the general…
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Manipur team returns after successful surgery streak in Myanmar
The Hindu The 12-member team of Mission Myanmar is back to Manipur on Friday after successfully carrying out cleft and palate operations free of charge to 87 patients at the general hospital at Monywa in Sagaing region of Myanmar. Disclosing this to journalists … Manipur-Myanmar delegation set to return Manipur doctors sent on medical mission to Myanmar |
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Mizo NewsManipur team returns after successful surgery streak in MyanmarThe HinduThe 12-member team of Mission Myanmar is back to Manipur on Friday after successfully carrying out cleft and palate operations free of charge to 87 patients at the general…
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Manipur team returns after successful surgery streak in Myanmar
The Hindu The 12-member team of Mission Myanmar is back to Manipur on Friday after successfully carrying out cleft and palate operations free of charge to 87 patients at the general hospital at Monywa in Sagaing region of Myanmar. Disclosing this to journalists … Mission Myanmar a grand success: Dr Palin Manipur doctors sent on medical mission to Myanmar Ibobi offers to set up hospital in Myanmar |
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E-Pao.netAchievements of Manipur Forest Department during 2012-2013E-Pao.net6. Wildlife Wing: To increase mass awareness among people towards protection and conservation of rare and endangered fauna and flora of the State, 57th State level Wildlife Wee…
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Achievements of Manipur Forest Department during 2012-2013
E-Pao.net 6. Wildlife Wing: To increase mass awareness among people towards protection and conservation of rare and endangered fauna and flora of the State, 57th State level Wildlife Week was organized during the first week of October 2012 which included display … |
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INDIA: A widow's voice from Manipur resounds at the UN Human Rights CouncilAsian Human Rights Commission News (press release)(Hong Kong, 31 May 2013) Ms. Neena Ningombam, representing the Extrajudicial Execution Victim Families Association, Manipur…
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INDIA: A widow's voice from Manipur resounds at the UN Human Rights Council
Asian Human Rights Commission News (press release) (Hong Kong, 31 May 2013) Ms. Neena Ningombam, representing the Extrajudicial Execution Victim Families Association, Manipur (EEVFAM) and the Asian Legal Resource Centre (ALRC) spoke at the 23rd Session of the UN Human Rights Council in … M'pur widow takes 'extrajudicial kiling' issue to UNHRC, Geneva |
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IMPHAL, June 1 NNN : Teachers and students of Little Master English Higher Secondary School of Shamurou under Wangoi constituency in Imphal West district took out to the street in protest against reported huge monetary demand of Rs 50 lakh served to the school by the proscribed Kangleipak Communist Party (MC) group of Lamyanba Khuman. […]
Students taking out a rally to protest monetary demand.
IMPHAL, June 1 NNN : Teachers and students of Little Master English Higher Secondary School of Shamurou under Wangoi constituency in Imphal West district took out to the street in protest against reported huge monetary demand of Rs 50 lakh served to the school by the proscribed Kangleipak Communist Party (MC) group of Lamyanba Khuman.
Today, all the teachers and students numbering about 500 of the school gathered in the campus and later massed through the Shamurou under the banner “Stop Harassing the Educational Institutions” urging the militant outfit to withdraw the huge money demand.
Reports said the demand note was given to the Principal of the school, Haobam Premkumar yesterday the shortly before the students were to disperse.
The demand note had informed the Principal that the school authority must contact to the outfit within five days for a talk regarding the demand warning that the school authority should be responsible for any untoward incident if failed to response, the reports said.
Sources said the outfit had earlier threatened M Thoiba, secretary, Governing Body of the school through mobile phone pertaining to monetary demand.
Thoiba, who was also participating in the rally, told reporters that the school was not meant for commercial purposes only but it was set up with an aim to uplift the poor students and that it takes less tuition fees while comparing to other private schools in the state.
The protesters also held placards reading “Stop Monetary Demand,” “Make Education Free Zone” and “Save Student’s Life.”
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Mail News Service Imphal, June 1 : The entire team which went to Myanmar to conduct cleft and palate operations, has returned after conducting 103 operations on 87 patients. Dr Palin, leader of the team addressing the media here today said, ‘Mission Myanmar’ was a triangular effort of Myanmar, India government and Shija hospital to […]
Team members of Mission Myanmar with some of the patients at Monywa.
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Imphal, June 1 : The entire team which went to Myanmar to conduct cleft and palate operations, has returned after conducting 103 operations on 87 patients.
Dr Palin, leader of the team addressing the media here today said, ‘Mission Myanmar’ was a triangular effort of Myanmar, India government and Shija hospital to link Myanmar with Smile Train Inc. (USA) and Shija Hospitals, Imphal, India to render free corrective surgeries to Cleft lip and Cleft palate patients in Myanmar.
The members who had gone to Myanmar had reached Moreh, the border town, yesterday.
Dr Palin said a 12 member team with three surgeons reached Government Hospital at Monywa, Sagaing Division, Myanmar on May 24 last and started operating the same day. About 103 surgeries were performed on 87 patients till May 27. All equipment and medicines were taken from Manipur, he added. Due to time constraints the team had to come back.
Narrating about the mission the doctors said a surgeon conducts four to five operations a single day but in Myanmar they had to perform non stop day and night. They all did it free of cost as they found that there are over one lakh patients in Myanmar and two surgeons in the entire country and no basic expertise to do the operation.
It is said that every 1 in 600 suffer from cleft lip and palate worldwide. According to the Myanmar population it is estimated that there are more than 1,00,000 patients silently suffering from this deformity. These cleft patients cannot speak and eat properly. They don’t go to schools because of the facial deformity and remain isolated in shame but they also have dreams.
A segment of the road from Kalewa to Monywa was quite bad.
Chief Ministers of Sagaing Region, U Thar Aye, and Manipur, O. Ibobi Singh visited the hospital two times on separate occasions and once together, while the team was carrying out the operations and encouraged the good work of the mission which will bring the two nations closer. Chief Minister of Manipur, O.Ibobi Singh also offered to sponsor the next Mission Myanmar as it will be an on-going programme.
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IMPHAL, June 1 NNN: The importance of preserving tribal languages and dialects was vocally echoed today at the ‘Consultative Meeting of All Tribal Students Union, Manipur (ATSUM)’ under the theme, ‘Preservation of Tribal Language’ held at Tribal Research Institute (TRI), Imphal today. Dr R Sanga and Dr Gina Sangkham were the resource persons in the […]
IMPHAL, June 1 NNN: The importance of preserving tribal languages and dialects was vocally echoed today at the ‘Consultative Meeting of All Tribal Students Union, Manipur (ATSUM)’ under the theme, ‘Preservation of Tribal Language’ held at Tribal Research Institute (TRI), Imphal today.
Dr R Sanga and Dr Gina Sangkham were the resource persons in the event.
Dr R Sanga exhorted that it is the time for the collective efforts of student bodies, politicians, tribes’ unions and civil society organisations endlessly for the protection of land and resources while Dr Gina Sangkham said, “Every tribe has to protect their language or dialect and we should encourage using mother languages/dialects in drafting records of village administration”.
Former president of ATSUM, Mr Ramthing Hungyo recalled the time when the apex tribal students’ body of Manipur had demanded a separate statehood for the tribal people of Manipur when Indira Gandhi was the Prime Minister of India.
Former president of All Naga Students’ Association, Manipur (ANSAM) Mr Paulhring Langhu stressed the urgent need of all the tribal communities in Manipur for unity at this critical juncture.
MLA of Chandel Victor Nunglung harped on the importance of today’s programme and suggested that more such events are organised in future with the participations of all the tribal MLAs in Manipur.
Dr Tangkhenthang said, “Loss of language is loss of knowledge and culture.”
Meanwhile, members of ANSAM, MUTSU, ZSUM, AZSU, LNKR, ZSUKA, ADC members, All India Tribal Students Union, TKS, CDSU, ACTSOM, TKLI, ATDUM, Zomi Literature Society, TSA-GHQ, SSP, Raphei Katamnao Long, ALT (Imphal unit) and student leaders from Indira Gandhi National Tribal University participated in today’s programme.
Members of All Tribal Disabled Union, Manipur at the end of the programme expressed, “We will endorse the ATSUM movement by contributing to the maximum limit of our ability.”
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