IMPHAL, Aug 25: The Manipur University Tribal Students’ Union (MUTSU) has urged MU authority to ensure that 31 per cent seats are reserved for ST in admission in all departments.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: The Manipur University Tribal Students’ Union (MUTSU) has urged MU authority to ensure that 31 per cent seats are reserved for ST in admission in all departments.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: The accused involved in uploa-ding obscene photos of a girl on Facebook, after raping her, and from whom police were able to recover a 9 mm pistol along with live ammu-nition, has been remanded to eight days police custody, till September 1, by the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Thoubal, today.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: The accused involved in uploa-ding obscene photos of a girl on Facebook, after raping her, and from whom police were able to recover a 9 mm pistol along with live ammu-nition, has been remanded to eight days police custody, till September 1, by the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Thoubal, today.
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Nothing can be more shameful for all the people of Manipur that a respected political stalwart like Rishang Keishing who is father-figure to many was denied a burial ground at his native village of Bungpa Khunou, Kamjong district.
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Nothing can be more shameful for all the people of Manipur that a respected political stalwart like Rishang Keishing who is father-figure to many was denied a burial ground at his native village of Bungpa Khunou, Kamjong district.
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Imaging is essential for accurate diagnosis of breast disease and early detection of breast cancer. Mammography and Ultrasound are the first line investigations for the imaging of breasts.
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Imaging is essential for accurate diagnosis of breast disease and early detection of breast cancer. Mammography and Ultrasound are the first line investigations for the imaging of breasts.
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Four Manipur legislators pledge to donate their eyesNagaland PostSpeaker of Manipur Legislative Assembly Y Khemchand, MLAs L Radhakishore Singh, Dr Sapam Ranjan Singh and Heikham Dingo Singh were among those who took the pledge in writing. The legislat…
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Four Manipur legislators pledge to donate their eyes
Nagaland Post Speaker of Manipur Legislative Assembly Y Khemchand, MLAs L Radhakishore Singh, Dr Sapam Ranjan Singh and Heikham Dingo Singh were among those who took the pledge in writing. The legislators made the announcement at the inaugural function of … |
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The Indian ExpressModel High School Chandigarh, NCC Manipur enter knock-outs at …The Indian ExpressAs anticipated, the Under-14 boys from Government Model School from Chandigarh and NCC from Imphal became the first teams to qualify for the knockout&n…
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The Indian Express As anticipated, the Under-14 boys from Government Model School from Chandigarh and NCC from Imphal became the first teams to qualify for the knockout … Chandigarh, NCC, NCC Manipur and Nagaland teams enter … |
IMPHAL, Aug 25: A separate room and ICU have been arranged at JNIMS for patients infected with mosquito borne diseases.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: A separate room and ICU have been arranged at JNIMS for patients infected with mosquito borne diseases.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: Acting on reliable information, a team of Imphal East district police commando arrested an active member of KCP (Poirei Meetei) from Lamshang Thong Maning area, Imphal West yesterday.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: Acting on reliable information, a team of Imphal East district police commando arrested an active member of KCP (Poirei Meetei) from Lamshang Thong Maning area, Imphal West yesterday.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: Lions Club of Canchipur in collaboration with Medical Directorate and Naharol Yaipha Thourang Club organised a free medical camp at the premises of the club at Khongman Okram Chuthek today.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: Lions Club of Canchipur in collaboration with Medical Directorate and Naharol Yaipha Thourang Club organised a free medical camp at the premises of the club at Khongman Okram Chuthek today.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: Joint Registrar, MU has informed that the last date of issue and submission of application forms for admission to B.Ed Programme has been extended till August 28.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: Joint Registrar, MU has informed that the last date of issue and submission of application forms for admission to B.Ed Programme has been extended till August 28.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: There will be a planned shutdown of Ghari Feeder from Sangaiprou Sub-Station tomorrow from 11 am to 3 pm for the the purpose of HT pole shifting and line stringing at Kwakeithel Laishram Leikai.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: There will be a planned shutdown of Ghari Feeder from Sangaiprou Sub-Station tomorrow from 11 am to 3 pm for the the purpose of HT pole shifting and line stringing at Kwakeithel Laishram Leikai.
As such, there will be no power supply within these hours in the areas fed by these feeders, conveyed a press release of Manipur State Power Distribution Company Limited (MSPDCL).
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: A book titled ‘Numit Kappa’ written by Imocha Moirangthem was released in a simple function held at Dave Literarture Centre, DM College campus yesterday. The release function was attended by the Chairman of COHSEM, Prof L Mahendra Singh; principal of Modern College, Dr K Biren Singh, principal of Imphal College, Dr. Ng Ibotombi Singh; principal of CI College, Bishnupur, Dr M Mangi Singh; Zonal Secretary (NE), AIFUCTO and president of AMCTA, Prof M Lokendro Singh; vice-president of AMCTA, Dr Kh Joychandra and Prof RK Itocha Singh, Associate Professor of Imphal College as presidium members.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: A book titled ‘Numit Kappa’ written by Imocha Moirangthem was released in a simple function held at Dave Literarture Centre, DM College campus yesterday. The release function was attended by the Chairman of COHSEM, Prof L Mahendra Singh; principal of Modern College, Dr K Biren Singh, principal of Imphal College, Dr. Ng Ibotombi Singh; principal of CI College, Bishnupur, Dr M Mangi Singh; Zonal Secretary (NE), AIFUCTO and president of AMCTA, Prof M Lokendro Singh; vice-president of AMCTA, Dr Kh Joychandra and Prof RK Itocha Singh, Associate Professor of Imphal College as presidium members.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: A team of Narcotics and Affairs of Border (NAB) arrested one drug seller along with 30 gram of Heroin from Chassad Avenue, New Checkon, Imphal East on August 23, claimed a press release of PRO Police. The arrested drug seller has been i…
IMPHAL, Aug 25: A team of Narcotics and Affairs of Border (NAB) arrested one drug seller along with 30 gram of Heroin from Chassad Avenue, New Checkon, Imphal East on August 23, claimed a press release of PRO Police. The arrested drug seller has been identified as Vahjalhing Guite @ Lucy Mate (30) w/o Paoneo Guite of S Motjang at present staying at SP Saichang, Tengnoupal district. The value of the seized drug in local market is worth approximately Rs 60, 000. A case has been registered at NAB PS and investigation is going on, the release said.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: A woman namely Kadiguilu (60) , w/o Tamu, resident of Haochong village was bitten by venomous snake today. Her husband approached the Kangchup company for help as there was no medical facilities available in the nearby area for such an …
IMPHAL, Aug 25: A woman namely Kadiguilu (60) , w/o Tamu, resident of Haochong village was bitten by venomous snake today. Her husband approached the Kangchup company for help as there was no medical facilities available in the nearby area for such an emergency. The company swung into action and the snake bite victim was immediately evacuated to Battalion Headquarters in Noney, wherein, prompt medical help saved her life, claimed a press release of PIB Defence.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: A lone bamboo bridge connecting Ponlen village under Lamsang police station had broken down due to heavy rains.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: A lone bamboo bridge connecting Ponlen village under Lamsang police station had broken down due to heavy rains.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: A five men motorbike rally which will tour Nepal, India, Bangladesh and many other South East Asian countries, reached Imphal today. The 100 days motorbike rally under the theme ‘Motivation for Peace, Save our Environment, Save our Planet’ began from Katmandu, Nepal, on June 5. The rally, in which five Bajaj’s Dominar bike travels around 700 kilometres per day, reached Manipur Motors at Mantripukhri today. Manipur Motors’ Manager, HC Jain, warmly welcomed the team and made special arrangement to service and check the Dominar bikes for problems.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: A five men motorbike rally which will tour Nepal, India, Bangladesh and many other South East Asian countries, reached Imphal today. The 100 days motorbike rally under the theme ‘Motivation for Peace, Save our Environment, Save our Planet’ began from Katmandu, Nepal, on June 5. The rally, in which five Bajaj’s Dominar bike travels around 700 kilometres per day, reached Manipur Motors at Mantripukhri today. Manipur Motors’ Manager, HC Jain, warmly welcomed the team and made special arrangement to service and check the Dominar bikes for problems.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: Students of Wangoo Higher Secondary School took out a protest rally to meet the Education Minister and demand adequate teachers for the school.
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IMPHAL, Aug 25: Students of Wangoo Higher Secondary School took out a protest rally to meet the Education Minister and demand adequate teachers for the school.
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By A Staff Reporter
IMPHAL | Aug 25
Art and Culture minister, Langpoklakpam Jayantakumar Singh said the cultural relationship between Manipur and Tripura should be made firmed especially with those Manipuri settled in Tripura since after Chahi Taret Khuntakpa.
Speaking to media persons during a press conference held today at the conference hall of Old Secretariat, Jayantakumar said the cultural affinity and linkages between the Tripura Manipuri peoples cannot be ignored.
Reviewing the experience of his first visit to Tripura as Art and Culture minister during “Tripura Manipur Socio-Cultural Meet” which was held on August 20 at auditorium hall of Sahid Bhagat Singh Youth Hostel, Agartala, Jayantakumar expressed his desire to renovate and upgrade Ibudhou Puthiba Shanglen and Major Chongthamia memorial at Agartala.
He further said Rs.1.5 lakhs has be sanctioned by the state government as assistance for Ibudhou Puthiba Haraoba festival as an initiative to promote Manipuri art and culture in Tripura.
Jayantakumar also assured that the proposal for constructing a guest house at Agartala for Manipuris will be considered after consultation with the chief minister at the earliest. His personal support and commitment to the proposal is assured, he added.
Minister also appreciated the people of the place for preserving their original cultural identities. He also appealed to the people of Manipur to understand the feelings and longings of the minority Manipuri in Tripura.
By A Staff Reporter
IMPHAL | Aug 25
Art and Culture minister, Langpoklakpam Jayantakumar Singh said the cultural relationship between Manipur and Tripura should be made firmed especially with those Manipuri settled in Tripura since after Chahi Taret Khuntakpa.
Speaking to media persons during a press conference held today at the conference hall of Old Secretariat, Jayantakumar said the cultural affinity and linkages between the Tripura Manipuri peoples cannot be ignored.
Reviewing the experience of his first visit to Tripura as Art and Culture minister during “Tripura Manipur Socio-Cultural Meet” which was held on August 20 at auditorium hall of Sahid Bhagat Singh Youth Hostel, Agartala, Jayantakumar expressed his desire to renovate and upgrade Ibudhou Puthiba Shanglen and Major Chongthamia memorial at Agartala.
He further said Rs.1.5 lakhs has be sanctioned by the state government as assistance for Ibudhou Puthiba Haraoba festival as an initiative to promote Manipuri art and culture in Tripura.
Jayantakumar also assured that the proposal for constructing a guest house at Agartala for Manipuris will be considered after consultation with the chief minister at the earliest. His personal support and commitment to the proposal is assured, he added.
Minister also appreciated the people of the place for preserving their original cultural identities. He also appealed to the people of Manipur to understand the feelings and longings of the minority Manipuri in Tripura.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.ifp.co.in/item/3113-cultural-relationship-between-manipur-and-tripura-should-be-strengthened-jayantakumar
By A Staff Reporter
IMPHAL | Aug 25
Manipur University Tribal Students Union (MUTSU) and All Tribal Student Union, Manipur (ATSUM) urged the authority concerned to review the Manipur University entrance examination, 2017 and adopt the 31 per cent reservation as per the High Court order and UGC clarification.
Speaking to media persons today at Manipur Press Club, Imphal, MUTSU, president, Duigaipao said that the tribal students are shocked to learn that the authority of MU did not follow the 31 per cent reservation norm for tribal students in the result of MU entrance examination which was declared on August 23.
The High Court of Manipur had directed the university to follow the reservation norm of 31 per cent for scheduled tribes on August 21, 2017 and moreover the University Grants Commission had also given a clarification advising adoption of the 31 per cent reservation, he added.
He charged that the authority of MU is misleading the tribal students’ community by trying to divert reserved seats of tribal students in the interest of the general students.
“Where is the meaning of the slogan “people of hills and valley are one” if the tribal students are not given their rightful reservation,” asked the president.
ATSUM general secretary Seiboi Haokip endorsed this point of view, adding that the same issue come up every year but is never resolved, demonstrating that the authority of MU has never cared about tribal students.
He asked, “What is the agenda behind for increasing the percentage of reservation for other categories and decreasing the percentage of reservation for the tribal students.”
The students associations warned that if the authority of MU failed to give the 31 per cent reservation for the tribal students, the authority has to face the consequences.
By A Staff Reporter
IMPHAL | Aug 25
Manipur University Tribal Students Union (MUTSU) and All Tribal Student Union, Manipur (ATSUM) urged the authority concerned to review the Manipur University entrance examination, 2017 and adopt the 31 per cent reservation as per the High Court order and UGC clarification.
Speaking to media persons today at Manipur Press Club, Imphal, MUTSU, president, Duigaipao said that the tribal students are shocked to learn that the authority of MU did not follow the 31 per cent reservation norm for tribal students in the result of MU entrance examination which was declared on August 23.
The High Court of Manipur had directed the university to follow the reservation norm of 31 per cent for scheduled tribes on August 21, 2017 and moreover the University Grants Commission had also given a clarification advising adoption of the 31 per cent reservation, he added.
He charged that the authority of MU is misleading the tribal students’ community by trying to divert reserved seats of tribal students in the interest of the general students.
“Where is the meaning of the slogan “people of hills and valley are one” if the tribal students are not given their rightful reservation,” asked the president.
ATSUM general secretary Seiboi Haokip endorsed this point of view, adding that the same issue come up every year but is never resolved, demonstrating that the authority of MU has never cared about tribal students.
He asked, “What is the agenda behind for increasing the percentage of reservation for other categories and decreasing the percentage of reservation for the tribal students.”
The students associations warned that if the authority of MU failed to give the 31 per cent reservation for the tribal students, the authority has to face the consequences.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.ifp.co.in/item/3118-tribal-students-associations-demand-31-per-cent-reservation-in-mu-admission
IMPHAL | Aug 25
IGP of Delhi Police, Robin Hibu has alerted the people of north-east India in a notice issued by him in social media and others, to avoid travelling in Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan and especially NCR regions (Panchkula, Ghaziabad, Sirsa, Gurgaon, Faridabad, Noida, Punjab).
It said, after conviction of Ram Rahim by court, supporters went on a rampage and there have been serious report of violence and arson in the particular places. Many people are reportedly injured and few are believed to be killed ‘ in the violence. Curfew imposed on many areas in the mentioned places.
The IGP further informed to send sms or WhatsApp to his 9810083486 if anyone is in the curfew imposed locations or look out for Gurdwaras or any police station if anyone is stranded. He also advised north-east people working or studying in the areas to take leave for two days and look out for other north-east people in their areas to stay together.
IMPHAL | Aug 25
IGP of Delhi Police, Robin Hibu has alerted the people of north-east India in a notice issued by him in social media and others, to avoid travelling in Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan and especially NCR regions (Panchkula, Ghaziabad, Sirsa, Gurgaon, Faridabad, Noida, Punjab).
It said, after conviction of Ram Rahim by court, supporters went on a rampage and there have been serious report of violence and arson in the particular places. Many people are reportedly injured and few are believed to be killed ‘ in the violence. Curfew imposed on many areas in the mentioned places.
The IGP further informed to send sms or WhatsApp to his 9810083486 if anyone is in the curfew imposed locations or look out for Gurdwaras or any police station if anyone is stranded. He also advised north-east people working or studying in the areas to take leave for two days and look out for other north-east people in their areas to stay together.
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