In a bid to secure leadership, MLA Th Source Hueiyen News Service
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In a bid to secure leadership, MLA Th Source Hueiyen News Service
In a bid to secure leadership, MLA Th Source Hueiyen News Service
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The All Tribal Rights Protection Forum has appealed to the State authority as well as the Governor to exercise his responsibility by working together and empower the Hill Areas Committee HAC as mandated by the Constitution and the law, and strive tow…
The All Tribal Rights Protection Forum has appealed to the State authority as well as the Governor to exercise his responsibility by working together and empower the Hill Areas Committee HAC as mandated by the Constitution and the law, and strive towards achieving an effectively empowered Autonomous District Councils s and through the ADCs, the village authorities at the grassroots level Source The Sangai Express
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Clarifying that the ban announced on publishing developmental news related to Regional Institute of Medical Sciences RIMS following ill treatment meted out to one of the journalists by its media advisor Laithangbam Iboyaima while trying to cull news …
Clarifying that the ban announced on publishing developmental news related to Regional Institute of Medical Sciences RIMS following ill treatment meted out to one of the journalists by its media advisor Laithangbam Iboyaima while trying to cull news report news from the hospital has not yet been lifted, All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union AMWJU has appealed to all media houses in the State to abide by the decision taken in the general body meeting of the Union Source Hueiyen News Service
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A medical team equipped with test kits and medicines have rushed to the border village of Suahphuh, located about 4 kms from Behiang, after four villagers who were undergoing treatment at the District Hospital here tested positive for Malaria Pf, the m…
A medical team equipped with test kits and medicines have rushed to the border village of Suahphuh, located about 4 kms from Behiang, after four villagers who were undergoing treatment at the District Hospital here tested positive for Malaria Pf, the most acute and severe form of the tropical disease Source The Sangai Express S Singlianmang Guite
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Two non local men who reportedly stole goods from embroidery centre Ketawn located at Yumnam Leikai Nambul Mapal and a work place have been apprehended Source The Sangai Express
Two non local men who reportedly stole goods from embroidery centre Ketawn located at Yumnam Leikai Nambul Mapal and a work place have been apprehended Source The Sangai Express
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After one Oinam Kabi of Thangmeiband Sinam Leikai has filed an application to the Assembly Speaker seeking disqualification of MLA Kh Joykisan, Thangmeiband Block Trinamool Congress Committee general secretary Waikhom Nganglentomba has filed a written …
After one Oinam Kabi of Thangmeiband Sinam Leikai has filed an application to the Assembly Speaker seeking disqualification of MLA Kh Joykisan, Thangmeiband Block Trinamool Congress Committee general secretary Waikhom Nganglentomba has filed a written petition to the Speaker seeking Joykisan’s disqualification Source The Sangai Express
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BJP Churachandpur district has urged its national president to include completion of National Highway 150 Churachandpur to Aizawl and constitution of an enquiry team over Khuga Dam Hydro Project under the 100 days road map programme of the new Prime …
BJP Churachandpur district has urged its national president to include completion of National Highway 150 Churachandpur to Aizawl and constitution of an enquiry team over Khuga Dam Hydro Project under the 100 days road map programme of the new Prime Minister Source Hueiyen News Service JNN
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All eyes are on the outcome of the United Naga Council UNC meeting scheduled to be held on June 21 at Senapati district headquarters to review and study thoroughly the Alternative Arrangement demanded by the ‘Nagas in Manipur’ Source The Sangai Ex…
All eyes are on the outcome of the United Naga Council UNC meeting scheduled to be held on June 21 at Senapati district headquarters to review and study thoroughly the Alternative Arrangement demanded by the ‘Nagas in Manipur’ Source The Sangai Express Newmai News Network
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State BJP general secretary Organisation , Sh Premananda today met Union Health Minister Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan and Human Resource Development HRD Minister Smriti Zubin Irani separately in New Delhi and urged them to take steps towards improving …
State BJP general secretary Organisation , Sh Premananda today met Union Health Minister Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan and Human Resource Development HRD Minister Smriti Zubin Irani separately in New Delhi and urged them to take steps towards improving the current condition of the State’s health care and education sectors Source Hueiyen News Service
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Security forces have nabbed nine UG cadres from different locations in the past three days Source The Sangai Express
Security forces have nabbed nine UG cadres from different locations in the past three days Source The Sangai Express
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The death toll in BRTF truck mishap in Tamenglong district has risen to seven with one more injured victim succumbing late last night Source Hueiyen News Service NNN
The death toll in BRTF truck mishap in Tamenglong district has risen to seven with one more injured victim succumbing late last night Source Hueiyen News Service NNN
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The Central Government has increased the railway fares by 14 Source The Sangai Express India Today
The Central Government has increased the railway fares by 14 Source The Sangai Express India Today
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Troops of 33rd Assam Rifles apprehended a NSCN IM cadre from Wakching town on June 17, according to a statement issued by PRO, IGAR North today Source Hueiyen News Service NNN
Troops of 33rd Assam Rifles apprehended a NSCN IM cadre from Wakching town on June 17, according to a statement issued by PRO, IGAR North today Source Hueiyen News Service NNN
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Office of the European Manipuri Association(EMA) London, United Kingdom 13th EMA Annual Social Gathering and Convention 2014 has concluded at Kent, UK The Annual Social Gathering and Convention for the
European Manipuri Association Annual Social Gathering 2014, Kent, UK
Office of the
European Manipuri Association(EMA)
London, United Kingdom
13th EMA Annual Social Gathering and Convention 2014 has concluded at Kent, UK
The Annual Social Gathering and Convention for the year 2014 of the European Manipuri Association has been concluded on 15th June 2014 at Maidstone, Kent, United Kingdom. The gathering started on the evening of 13th June by members arriving at Coldblow farm, situated on top of the Kent Downs in the South East of England. The farm is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty with stunning views of local footpaths and bridleways. A perfect venue for the gathering, serving a taste of natural heritage of English countryside.
The two days gathering and convention was attended by members of the Manipuri Diaspora community and expatriates residing in different parts of Europe. A once in a year major event which is also an opportunity for the widespread community to meet each other and welcome new members to the organisation.
Traditional delicacies prepared with ingredients brought from home, travelling thousands of miles, infused the spirit of Manipuriness. Besides the delicacies, it was a fun filled event with friendly yet organised competitive sports, showcasing of entertainment skills such as magic show by one of EMA’s senior members, rendering melodious Manipuri tunes making everyone nostalgic. A group photo with women members wearing traditional dresses summed up the very existence of EMA upholding and preserving the varied tradition and culture of Manipur and providing its members a platform to give them a feeling of ‘Home away from home’. Also a rare opportunity for the children born and brought up here in Europe, teaching as well as reminding them of their rich traditional and cultural roots.
The main highlights of the event were the first ever introduction of ‘EMA Cup’ football match organised between members residing in London versus ‘Rest of Europe’. The team comprising of ‘Rest of Europe’ won and lifted the cup .Man of the match was awarded to Franco Mayanglambam. Apart from fun and cultural activities, an annual convention comprising of discussions on different topics related to socio-economic development of Manipur, promotion of Manipuri culture in Europe ,to promote EMA through more mini gatherings and networking creating more awareness than before about its existence in Europe in general and London in particular are some to mention.
The Convention has resolved to organise EMA Football Cup as an annual event from this year onward to promote sports and unity among the Diasporas living in Europe. Furthermore, there was a brainstorming session on how to showcase the cultural heritage and artifacts of Manipur in particular and North East India in general at the international level whilst utilising the limited resources available.
The Executive Committee of EMA would like to thank its members specially those who had travelled far from different parts of Europe to attend the gathering. The moral and financial support provided by those members who couldn’t make themselves to the event is well appreciated. Special thanks to those who offered extra help to the executive committee in organising the event which has always been the reason for a successful EMA gathering.
With regards Dated 16th June 2014
Somorendro Khangembam
General Secretary
EMA, Europe
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By Korou Khundrakpam A Roadwidener does just that. It widens roads. I was only six when I first saw a Roadwidener myself. I was walking along the east-dyke when I
By Korou Khundrakpam
A Roadwidener does just that. It widens roads. I was only six when I first saw a Roadwidener myself. I was walking along the east-dyke when I saw it lazing around sprawled on top of a mound of earth. It was lying perfectly still. I would have thought it was dead if not for its grin and the tongue slipping out from between its blunt teeth occasionally to lick the damp earth beneath. A single lap every five six minutes. I stood there slouched against the earthen wall for about an hour observing it, so I know. In those days they were few in number and very hard to find. So it was natural for a six years old child to be intrigued by an actual sighting of the beast. Far from the uninspired picture of the Roadwidener in my school textbook, seeing this huge beast in real was very overwhelming, what with the rows of booted legs and the perpetual grin on its face. And it was not that it was grinning at me. It didn’t even notice my presence. They are extremely shortsighted creatures, a thing I learnt later on, and its other organs of perception are equally blunt. The grin was a permanent attribute of its face, it remained so whether it was grazing or walking or drowsing off. And it had these long rows of horns sticking out along both sides of its belly. Like the kind of huge ships you see on TV with oars sticking out from both sides of its hull. They looked dirty and worn out, with mud still dripping off from it. It is just back from work perhaps. After quietly observing it for some time I thought I would let it let it rest in peace. Also, I had to reach home before it grew dark.
This is how I first saw a Roadwidener. That was almost twenty years ago and since then; their population has steadily kept on increasing. In fact, since the last few years some people have started voicing their concern about the alarming rise in their number and the impact it may have on our lives. I was never too interested in the validity or even the nature of their concern. But all these years I have been fascinated by the sheer enigma of the beast’s existence! I have spent a fair share of my idle days scouting for a Roadwidener and observing it at length when I found one. It is only since the last three years that I stopped doing so on account of my weakening ankle. I even used to maintain an exclusive sketchbook where I made sketches of the beast from observation. These sketches, now yellowed, are strewn with notes I made on its behaviour. It is again that time of the year when you can’t take a walk around the neighbourhood without passing by at least three of them on the way. They are often seen idly basking in the summer sun. Not that I claim to be an expert in the physiology or behaviour of the beast, but I learnt a thing or two about it from my observations. They are solitary creatures and fiercely territorial. While on the move, and terribly slow they are, it makes a peculiar rattling sound from its huge belly. One would think its rib bones are all broken and hanging like wind chimes inside. Some say it sounds like drum beats, and some like a hailstorm.
How they first came to our village is still a conundrum. Some say they were brought with the influx of migrants from the west. Some discern they have been here since the beginning of mankind, citing primitive charcoal drawings found in the southern caves that vaguely resemble its form. Recently, a rumour is doing the rounds that they are in fact reincarnation of our Gods. And that they are here to save us from our predicament.
The most fascinating of all idiosyncrasies regarding the beast is the Roadwidening Parade. However it is not as much an aspect of the beast as it is of us humans. It is a ritual carried out with much furor and an almost religious zeal. It takes place when the Town Lord decides a particular road needs to be widened to let in a free flow of good fortune. The Parade is led by the Town Lord wearing a grin on his face as a reverence to the Roadwidener. He holds a long barbed leash in his hand. The length of the leash is equal to three fifth of the width of the town along the path of the sun. Next in line is the Roadwidener led by the barbed leash. But the length of the leash is such that there is a span of several days between the times the Beast and the Lord reach a particular place. And by the time the beast arrives, the road would have been properly dug up by the barbed leash like a freshly tilled field ready for sowing seeds. The beast then goes down to work, widening the road like it was born just for that; its movements brisk and economic, as if guided by an instinctive impulse vital for its survival. One of the fourth cousins of the Town Lord rides on the back of the beast. It is often someone with a tongue black from frequent contact with the leather of black polished boots. He lashes his tongue at the beast in an effort to either push it on or slow it down. I was never too sure about it.
Believers from all over the town gather to witness this ritual which, they are convinced, will bring them great fortune from beyond. They follow eagerly behind the beast as it advances forward. Those who were standing along the path of the Roadwidener either runs off to a safe distance or joins the crowd behind the beast where it is both safe and hopeful. Those who somehow happen to be on the path of the beast are either crushed by the horns on its belly or trampled upon by its rows of booted legs. But it is a rare incident as people themselves are cautious of their life and the Town Lord takes special care to avoid such mishap. At times when such cases arise, it is the general consensus that it be deemed a sacrifice necessary to bring in great fortune to the town.
It is customary for new creatures from outside the town to join the crowd as the parade advances. The people of the town reckon them to be symbolic of the fortune promised of the Parade and, with the consent of the Lord, build shrines all over the town where the creatures are shown reverence and gratitude with offerings of fruits of the town.
Today, after a few years, I am spending a few idle hours again observing a Roadwidener in a Parade. I have taken out an old sketchbook with a few blank pages for the occasion. I am scribbling this on my sketchbook as I sit on our porch watching the beast inch along our street. I am waiting. Hoping I can manage a detailed sketch this time: Of a boot perhaps!
(Korou Khudrakpam is an artist-writer-filmmaker based in Manipur)
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By Paonam Thoibi ‘Sleep disturbance becomes a medical condition when it is serious enough to interfere with normal physical, mental, social and emotional functioning and it has got a lot
By Paonam Thoibi
‘Sleep disturbance becomes a medical condition when it is serious enough to interfere with normal physical, mental, social and emotional functioning and it has got a lot of classifications and types.’
Q. 1. Dear Madam, I have been following your column. And it is very educative. I am referring to one of the questions from last week column. You have mentioned that a the effectiveness of counseling on drug user depends on the person’s willingness and support from the family etc. I agree with that. But is there ways and means to instill the sense of willingness, I mean, can we go the other way round like educating the family members first? Sunil, Thangmeiband
Ans: Dear Sunil, it is indeed a pleasure to know that this attempt to make the public aware about mental well-being is reaching the public.
All health professionals will positively agree with your question on how important the family’s role is in managing psychological issues, not just drug use and its management. In the previous column, my answer revolves around a person who was 25 years of age and how his individual decision to get rid of his drug use behavior becomes the utmost important resolution in the drug treatment. When it comes to younger individuals, the family’s decision is very important. All in all, “psycho-education” about the substance the person is using- its mechanism and how it works on the body and how behavior is influenced or altered; what health issues may be encountered, the progression of treatment and the short and long term goals of the treatment program; measures to avoid relapse, etc., ‘should’ be discussed with the family member or whoever is the immediate care-giver of the person in question.
Also, family therapy/ counseling may be necessary most of the time as a person’s drug use habit affects the people around him, mostly the family members who are taking the role of care-givers and making them more vulnerable to stress and burn-outs which can also adversely affect the progress of the drug-use treatment.
Q. 2. Dear Madam, I often get into violent rage if things don’t work my way or when I have to spell things out to people even very simple things. Am I being a control freak or showing symptoms of borderline personality disorder? Name withheld, Singjemei kshetri leikai.
Ans: Getting angry is a basic human emotion and everyone experiences it most of the time when things don’t turn out as expected or planned; when people disappoints you or when you are upset with your own doings. Its takes a bit of introspection or going deep in the ‘situation’ which triggered the anger and sorting out the issues before it goes out of hand. If the problem is something which is difficult to manage, on a regular basis, an ‘anger management’ session becomes necessary for certain individuals.
The particular issue raised here needs a thorough study and check to conclude on anything. I would suggest you meet a counselor at the nearest health Centre with counseling facilities so that you can discuss the problem more accurately by citing incidents and situations; or if necessary going through some series of self-administering tests to know what exactly is the problem. Also, I would advise you to avoid making assumptions about yourself by deriving symptoms which you must have come across from the internet or any medium; because by doing so you may be inducing more stress upon yourself making situations worse.
Q.3. Is sleeping disorder a psychological problem? I have been going through this problem of staying awake whole night. I will sleep only for three hours wee hour in the morning. Dipanker, Imphal west
Ans: Most people have experienced sleep disturbances at some point in their lives. Sleep disturbance becomes a medical condition when it is serious enough to interfere with normal physical, mental, social and emotional functioning and it has got a lot of classifications and types. Also, it is very important to know the duration of disturbance in sleep cycle or if there is any underlying conditions like stress, allergies, infections of the upper respiratory system, digestive system or other emotional or medical conditions. A check on your lifestyle and habits – like the amount of coffee/ tea intake, any mood altering substance like alcohol, cigarettes etc., work routine and pressure, physical exercise and exertion, use of mobile phones or the internet for long hours, all becomes very important to know the cause of your sleep disturbance.
The complaint you have put across is likely that of ‘Insomnia’ which is difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep, if there is no obvious cause and if had lasted for the past four weeks or more.
Most of the time management of sleep disorder/ disturbance should focus on the underlying conditions. My suggestion for you would be to promptly visit a doctor to know the cause of your sleep disturbance and follow a management regime- either with medication or behavioral therapy or both combined.
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Leader Writer: Svoboda Kangleicha The much maligned fourth estate in spite of being owned by big businesses has enough elbow room to come up with journalistic coups once in a
Leader Writer: Svoboda Kangleicha
The much maligned fourth estate in spite of being owned by big businesses has enough elbow room to come up with journalistic coups once in a while. The credibility of the Indian media which hit the nadir by its failure to detect anything amiss in the logbooks of an IT company despite having eight business newspapers at its disposal was restored when an English daily with a limited circulation unearthed a massive scam in the allocation of 2G spectrum involving business bigwigs, powerful ministers and influential media professionals. However, that hard earned credibility has now taken a beating as those selfsame tainted journalists have brazened it out all and are back in business, some more prominent than ever. The jury is still out on whether a witch-hunt among its own ranks would have done wonders for the credibility of the Indian media.
Closer home, the publication of a news story more than a fortnight ago by a vernacular newspaper of some women making Loktak Development Authority (LDA) officials fight shy of continuing with their forced evictions by running out of their huts without any clothes on and the fierce rebuttal by a civil body of the incident ever taking place put the state of the fourth state in the state at the crosshairs of general scrutiny. The incident has made it amply clear that reportage, at least in some sections of the vernacular media, remains shoddy, and reveals poor or little coordination between reporters and the news desk. Some probing questions from the news desk would have save the newspaper from carrying the story without being corroborated by evidence. Having said that the subsequent blackout of that news story by almost all the newspapers without any follow up stories on what exactly transpired is puzzling.
Sweeping the blooper committed by one of our own under the carpet is good for keeping the fraternal feeling intact but bad journalism. Journalists are responsible to truth, barring some exceptions, and nothing else. This is not to suggest that we should launch a witch-hunt against the newspaper for its poor reporting but we as journalists owe to the people to tell the real story. Elsewhere, a stringer of a national newspaper had made derogatory statements about the quality of the scribes in the state. In these circumstances, the journalists’ body of the state must realise that we can’t blame others before we put our house in order.
What the journalists’ body asked for from other newspapers was a form of censorship: self-censorship. George Orwell has written about the damages of self-censorship in any democratic society. The first priority of journalists is to unearth the truth and if they start exercising self censorship than truth is going to be the first casualty.
We need to emulate and achieve the journalistic heights set by people like Rodolfo Walsh who never flinched while performing his duty as a journalist. Many credited the military genius of Fidel Castro for defending Cuba during the CIA backed invasion by some mercenaries in the Bay of Pigs invasion but it was this journalist who decrypted the telex about plans to invade Cuba that prepared the former for withstanding the attack.
We need to imbibe the spirit of that intelligent and intrepid scribe like him.
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IMPHAL, June 20: A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the High Court of Manipur against the felling of full grown trees for development works including widening of
IMPHAL, June 20: A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the High Court of Manipur against the felling of full grown trees for development works including widening of the Keishampat to Malom bazar stretch of the Tiddim Road by the State and Centre violating the provisions of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
Contending that no environmental clearance was obtained under the provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986 in the course of execution of the projects, it drew the attention of the Court to restrain the respondents or to make an alternative choice for transplantation of the growing trees.
The PIL (no. 13 of 2014) was lodged by Karam Hemchandra Sing, 38, son of K Khelen Singh of Wangkhei Lourembam Leikai before the court of Justice N Kotiswar Singh.
The PIL initially was taken up by the Division bench but due to non-availability of the division bench the matter was placed before the court of Justice N Kotiswar Singh as an unlisted matter on mention.
The respondents of the petition are principal secretary (Works), representing on behalf of State of Manipur, chief engineer, PWD and Union of India represented by the Ministry of Transport.
The counsels of the petitioner are N Kumarjit Singh, Sr advocate assisted by advocate P Tamphamani Singh while the counsels of the respondents are additional AG, Kh Nobin assisted by senior advocate N Ibotombi.
In the petition, Hemchandra pointed out that the Government of Manipur under the assistance of the central government executed many development projects in the state.
The petitioner has mentioned that one such project is the widening of National Highway 150 (Keishampat to Malom Bazar). And as part of the project, the government of Manipur is felling/cutting full grown trees standing alongside the road stretch.
The PIL has further claimed that the government is also executing the construction of the Sanjenthong and expressed concerned that the government is preparing to fell full grown trees growing along the roadside of Imphal to Pureilomba Khongnang Makhong.
The petitioner has also raised the issue of the construction of the diversion bridge for Sanjenthong in Mahabali forest area and expressed concerned over the preparation to fell full-grown trees for the construction of the bridge.
The matter was listed on July 9 before the Division bench for further consideration.
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IMPHAL, June 20: Two of the five accused out on bail in the Pallel drug haul case continue to remain at large delaying court proceedings. The police have also failed
IMPHAL, June 20: Two of the five accused out on bail in the Pallel drug haul case continue to remain at large delaying court proceedings.
The police have also failed to book both even after the special court Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (ND&PS) had earlier issued arrest warrants against them for violating instructions to appear before the court.
While the three other accused out on bail namely PRO Col Ajay Chowdhury, RK Babloo, 25, son of RK Bijen of Top Khongnangkhong and Seikholen Haokip, 35 years, son of Telsing Ngamjang (TN) Haokip (former minister) of B Vengnom Tuibong appeared before the court today, the two absconding identified as Letminlal Letminlal Haokip alias Minlal Haokip, 25, son of (L) Kakai Haokip of New Checkon near Brighter School and Zangminthang Tuboi alias Minthang, 29, son of Dousei Tuboi of Bunglung Village failed to appear.
Meanwhile, judge S Imocha again issued warrant of arrest against the two and directed all five to appear on July 7.
On May 27, the special court Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (ND&PS) had issued arrest warrants against two for violating instructions to appear before the court after getting bail.
They (accused) were granted bail on May 19 and physically released from jail the next day along with the three other accused including PRO Col Ajay Chowdhury.
All five were released with the stern restriction against leaving the State and on the execution of PR bond of Rs One lakh each.
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