Katju to Manipur CM: Ensure newspapers can function normally

The Press Council of India (PCI) has asked Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh to take steps to ensure that newspapers in his state, which have been receiving threats from militants, can function normally.

The Press Council of India (PCI) has asked Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh to take steps to ensure that newspapers in his state, which have been receiving threats from militants, can function normally.

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Manipur border fence: Villages maintain age-old relations even as protests … – The Hindu

The HinduManipur border fence: Villages maintain age-old relations even as protests …The HinduUnperturbed by the rumpus over the erection of the border fence in Manipur, the Manipuri and Myanmarese villagers on either side of the international border…


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Manipur border fence: Villages maintain age-old relations even as protests
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Unperturbed by the rumpus over the erection of the border fence in Manipur, the Manipuri and Myanmarese villagers on either side of the international border continue to maintain their generations-old relations. For a long time, tribal villages of

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JFA extends moral supports to Manipur journos – Assam Times

JFA extends moral supports to Manipur journosAssam TimesJournalists' Forum Assam (JFA) has extended its moral support to the agitating media poisons of Manipur on its struggle against the militants. The Assam based scribe's body argues that the…

JFA extends moral supports to Manipur journos
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Journalists' Forum Assam (JFA) has extended its moral support to the agitating media poisons of Manipur on its struggle against the militants. The Assam based scribe's body argues that the media persons under the banner of All Manipur Working

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Football: Shillong Lajong to tour Manipur – Sportskeeda (blog)

Football: Shillong Lajong to tour ManipurSportskeeda (blog)I-League outfit Shillong Lajong FC will tour Manipur to play in a charity match. They will play against Arambai XI on Thursday at Khuman Lampak Main stadium of Imphal. The organiser, Wangoi Foo…

Football: Shillong Lajong to tour Manipur
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I-League outfit Shillong Lajong FC will tour Manipur to play in a charity match. They will play against Arambai XI on Thursday at Khuman Lampak Main stadium of Imphal. The organiser, Wangoi Football Association, will use the funds raised from the event

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Manipur scribes continue protest against ban – The Hindu

The HinduManipur scribes continue protest against banThe HinduNewspapers failed to hit the stands in Manipur on Tuesday as journalists continued their protest against threats by insurgent outfits. Several editors and reporters joined a sit-in protest n…


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Manipur scribes continue protest against ban
The Hindu
Newspapers failed to hit the stands in Manipur on Tuesday as journalists continued their protest against threats by insurgent outfits. Several editors and reporters joined a sit-in protest near a bridge Keishampat in Imphal. Manipur's journalists had
Manipur scribes protest threats by outfitsE-Pao.net
Newspapers fail to hit stands in ManipurBusiness Standard

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Dailies fail to hit the stands for second day in Manipur – Indian Express

Indian ExpressDailies fail to hit the stands for second day in ManipurIndian ExpressNewspapers in Manipur today failed to hit the stands for second consecutive day because of threat to distributors by some "unwanted elements", sources in the …


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Dailies fail to hit the stands for second day in Manipur
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Newspapers in Manipur today failed to hit the stands for second consecutive day because of threat to distributors by some "unwanted elements", sources in the media houses said. There was a late night discussion between distributors and some "unwanted 

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Dailies fail to hit the stands for second day in Manipur – Daily News & Analysis

Dailies fail to hit the stands for second day in ManipurDaily News & AnalysisNewspapers in Manipur today failed to hit the stands for second consecutive day because of threat to distributors by some "unwanted elements", sources in the media h…

Dailies fail to hit the stands for second day in Manipur
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Newspapers in Manipur today failed to hit the stands for second consecutive day because of threat to distributors by some "unwanted elements", sources in the media houses said. There was a late night discussion between distributors and some "unwanted 

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This Manipuri boy is Kerala’s pride – The New Indian Express

This Manipuri boy is Kerala's prideThe New Indian ExpressMemories of his native place Manipur, which is ill-famous for insurgent activities, still make nine-year-old Jubair Khan shudder. But when he stands behind the table with the table tennis rac…

This Manipuri boy is Kerala's pride
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Memories of his native place Manipur, which is ill-famous for insurgent activities, still make nine-year-old Jubair Khan shudder. But when he stands behind the table with the table tennis racket in his hand to fight it out for Kozhikode, he feels

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Manipur scribes, distributors stage rally – E-Pao.net

Manipur scribes, distributors stage rallyE-Pao.netHolding placards which read 'pen is mightier than gun,' 'we want peace', 'let there be free press', etc, media persons working in newspaper houses in association with newspaper d…

Manipur scribes, distributors stage rally
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Holding placards which read 'pen is mightier than gun,' 'we want peace', 'let there be free press', etc, media persons working in newspaper houses in association with newspaper distributors under the aegis of the All Manipur Working Journalists' 
Newspapers fail to hit stands in ManipurBusiness Standard
Newspaper ban: Manipur CM refuses to interveneThe Hindu
Investigators Must Rescind Order Seeking News SourcesScoop.co.nz (press release)
Times of India
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Burma intrusion in Manipur a reality: Antony – Nagaland Post

Democratic Voice of BurmaBurma intrusion in Manipur a reality: AntonyNagaland PostManipur Governor Ashwani Kumar had taken stock of the situation at Moreh town where Burma recently tried to erect fencing, official sources had said. Kumar visited Moreh …


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Burma intrusion in Manipur a reality: Antony
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Manipur Governor Ashwani Kumar had taken stock of the situation at Moreh town where Burma recently tried to erect fencing, official sources had said. Kumar visited Moreh and held talks with village chiefs and officials on the possible loss of some of
Burma intrusion in Manipur a reality, admits AntonyNitiCentral
Burmese troops trying to set up base on Indian soil, says New DelhiDemocratic Voice of Burma

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Newspapers fail to hit stands in Manipur – Business Standard

Newspapers fail to hit stands in ManipurBusiness StandardAll Manipur Newspapers Sales and Distributors Association said they should be allowed to distribute the dailies because publishing a news item is in the hands of the editorial staff. Meanwhile, o…

Newspapers fail to hit stands in Manipur
Business Standard
All Manipur Newspapers Sales and Distributors Association said they should be allowed to distribute the dailies because publishing a news item is in the hands of the editorial staff. Meanwhile, official sources said while the Ultras, who are not yet
Manipur scribes, distributors stage rallyE-Pao.net
Newspaper ban: Manipur CM refuses to interveneThe Hindu
Investigators Must Rescind Order Seeking News SourcesScoop.co.nz (press release)
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Burma intrusion in Manipur a reality, admits Antony – NitiCentral

Democratic Voice of BurmaBurma intrusion in Manipur a reality, admits AntonyNitiCentralMinistry of Defence on Monday admitted that reports of incursion into Manipur by Burmese troops on August 28 was a reality. Earlier it was reported that Burma intrud…


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Burma intrusion in Manipur a reality, admits Antony
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Ministry of Defence on Monday admitted that reports of incursion into Manipur by Burmese troops on August 28 was a reality. Earlier it was reported that Burma intruded into Indian territory with an intention to set up base camp in Manipur. Manipur
Burma intrusion in Manipur a reality: AntonyNagaland Post
Burmese troops trying to set up base on Indian soil, says New DelhiDemocratic Voice of Burma

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Newspaper ban: Manipur CM refuses to intervene – The Hindu

Newspaper ban: Manipur CM refuses to interveneThe HinduAbout 200 reporters and paper boys representing the All Manipur Working Journalists' Union and the All Manipur Newspaper Sale and Distributors Association met Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh o…

Newspaper ban: Manipur CM refuses to intervene
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About 200 reporters and paper boys representing the All Manipur Working Journalists' Union and the All Manipur Newspaper Sale and Distributors Association met Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh on Monday regarding the ban on newspapers in Imphal 

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Newspaper ban: Manipur CM refuses to intervene – The Hindu

Newspaper ban: Manipur CM refuses to interveneThe HinduAbout 200 reporters and paper boys representing the All Manipur Working Journalists' Union and the All Manipur Newspaper Sale and Distributors Association met Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh o…

Newspaper ban: Manipur CM refuses to intervene
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About 200 reporters and paper boys representing the All Manipur Working Journalists' Union and the All Manipur Newspaper Sale and Distributors Association met Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh on Monday regarding the ban on newspapers in Imphal 
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Manipur scribes, distributors stage rallyAssam Tribune
Investigators Must Rescind Order Seeking News SourcesScoop.co.nz (press release)
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Protest to resolve Manipur border issue – The Hindu

Protest to resolve Manipur border issueThe HinduA seminar organized by the United Committee Manipur (UCM) in Imphal on Sunday resolved to launch a sustained agitation to safeguard the territory of Manipur which will be lost once the border fence is ere…

Protest to resolve Manipur border issue
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A seminar organized by the United Committee Manipur (UCM) in Imphal on Sunday resolved to launch a sustained agitation to safeguard the territory of Manipur which will be lost once the border fence is erected along Manipur-Myanmar border. District and 
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Protest to resolve Manipur border issue – The Hindu

Protest to resolve Manipur border issueThe HinduA seminar organized by the United Committee Manipur (UCM) in Imphal on Sunday resolved to launch a sustained agitation to safeguard the territory of Manipur which will be lost once the border fence is ere…

Protest to resolve Manipur border issue
The Hindu
A seminar organized by the United Committee Manipur (UCM) in Imphal on Sunday resolved to launch a sustained agitation to safeguard the territory of Manipur which will be lost once the border fence is erected along Manipur-Myanmar border. District and 

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3rd Foundation Day of ‘Images of Manipur’ and ‘Manipur Photo News Agency … – E-Pao.net

E-Pao.net3rd Foundation Day of 'Images of Manipur' and 'Manipur Photo News Agency …E-Pao.netImages of Manipur (a registered photography body) celebrated their 3rd Foundation Day with launching of 'Manipur Photo News Agency (MPNA)'…


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3rd Foundation Day of 'Images of Manipur' and 'Manipur Photo News Agency
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Images of Manipur (a registered photography body) celebrated their 3rd Foundation Day with launching of 'Manipur Photo News Agency (MPNA)' on 21 August 2013 at Manipur Press Club, Majorkhul. In the function, Khumukcham Joykisan Singh (MLA ) as 

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CrPC 144 clamped in Shillong

SHILLONG, Sept 1 NNN: In view of the ‘public bandh’ of Meghalaya called by the various civil and students’ organisations including Khasi Students Union (KSU), FKJGP, HNYF, Garo Students Union (GSU), JSSU, CSWO, KWWADA, ADE, RBYF in protest against the non-implementation of Inner Line Permit (ILP) in Meghalaya, the District Magistrate, East Khasi Hills, Shillong […]

SHILLONG, Sept 1 NNN: In view of the ‘public bandh’ of Meghalaya called by the various civil and students’ organisations including Khasi Students Union (KSU), FKJGP, HNYF, Garo Students Union (GSU), JSSU, CSWO, KWWADA, ADE, RBYF in protest against the non-implementation of Inner Line Permit (ILP) in Meghalaya, the District Magistrate, East Khasi Hills, Shillong has promulgated section 144 CrPC prohibiting carrying of arms, weapons or any material(s) which may be used to cause grievous harm, injury or damage or loss of human life, public and private property, sale of petrol/diesel or any other inflammable material in loose jericans/jars/bottles to any person(s) by any petrol pumps or refilling stations or private individuals dealing with the sale or storage of the same within the district.
This order shall come into force with immediate effect.
As their initial phase of the agitation, these civil organisayions will impose Meghalaya bandh tomorrow (Monday).
Above this, the state of Meghalaya is likely to witness series of intense agitation due to the break-down of August 29 talks between the civil societies and the Mukul Sangma government.
As reported earlier by NNN, the various civil society organisations are now preparing for the Monday’s state bandh and to be followed up by different forms of agitation.
The Mukul Sangma government wanted other mechanisms instead of implementation of the Inner Line Permit (ILP) to control the influx issue in Meghalaya.
Pressure groups are demanding the state government of Meghalaya to immediately implement the recommendations made by the High Level Committee on Influx (HLCI) headed by the then deputy chief minister Bindo M Lanong.
Mentionably, the Lanong Committee which had submitted its report last year had recommended the state government for the implementation of ILP in the state.
Khasi Students Union (KSU), FKJGP, Garo Students Union (GSU), HNYF, RBYF, Jaintia Youth Federation (JYF), Jaintia Students Union (JSU), AJYWO, CSWO and many other organisations are demanding for the implementation of the Inner Line Permit (ILP) in Meghalaya.
The leaders of the pressure groups had said earlier that the civil organisations had tolerated enough and the government has made them wait more than eleven months but had failed to respond to their demand
“We demand that the state government should immediately consider the recommendation of High Level Committee on Influx headed by then deputy chief minister Bindo M Lanong for implementation of ILP,” they said.
Garo Students’ Union (GSU) president Tengsak G Momin said, “Government hear this, the people of Meghalaya are ready for inner line permit and we are ready to fight till the end for safeguarding our land and the people.”
Momin warned, “Let the government understand that we are serious and there will be no retrieve till we achieved what we have demanded for.”
FKJGP president Joe Marwein said that the 2011 census clearly indicated the abnormal increase of population in the state. He said that the ngos believe that only the ILP can be a proper mechanism to check illegal influx that is threatening the tribal minorities of the state.
Jaintia Students Union (JSU) president Rikut N Parien said that the government must not give the impression that the ILP will hinder development in the state. He said, “By implementing the ILP it will not stop people from coming to the state but will prevent illegal settlement, which is a dangerous trend that if not correct at right time will affect the state demography in a big way.”

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CBI files charge sheet against Ex MP

Mail News Service New Delhi, Sept 1 : The Central Bureau of Investigation has on Saturday filed a Charge sheet against a private person and another Delhi based person who is also a former Member of Parliament under sections 120 B of IPC,420/511 of IPC & section 8 of PC Act and , additionally under […]

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New Delhi, Sept 1 : The Central Bureau of Investigation has on Saturday filed a Charge sheet against a private person and another Delhi based person who is also a former Member of Parliament under sections 120 B of IPC,420/511 of IPC & section 8 of PC Act and , additionally under section 66A(b)(c) of IT Act against the private person before Special Judge for CBI cases, Patiala House Courts, New Delhi related to alleged forging letter of the then Union Minister of State , Govt. Of India.
A case was registered by CBI in 2012, on a complaint of then Union Minister of State (Independent charge), Sports & Youth Affairs, Govt. of India . It was alleged that a letter, purported to have been written by the complainant who was then Union Minister of State , to the Prime Minister of India, was a forged one and had neither been written by him nor had it been issued by his office. It was found during investigation that a Chinese Telecom companybased in Gurgaon (Haryana), was allegedly assured by both the private persons of Delhi of help in a visa related matter. They had assured the officials of the company that they would use their contact in the government to get visa extension for the employees of the company. For this purpose, they allegedly showed a letter, addressed to the Prime Minister of India and supposedly written by Union Minister of State, to assure the officials of said Telecom company regarding their claim of help. In the process, cost was also allegedly demanded from the officials of the said company.
It was found during investigation that the unsigned letter which was allegedly shown to the officials of said Telecom company was a fake & forged one, which had never been written by Union Minister of State .The investigation also revealed that this fake letter was sent by the private person to his accomplice in the USA via email for entering into a deal with said Telecom company . It was also found that meetings allegedly took place between both accused persons and the officials of Telecom company, when the said letter was shown to them by the accused persons and assurance was given to them for solving their visa problem.
After thorough investigation, CBI filed a Charge sheet.
The public is reminded that the above findings are based on the investigation done by CBI and evidence collected by it. Under the Indian Law, the accused are presumed to be innocent till their guilt is finally established after a fair trial.

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10 injured at Moreh

Mail News Service Imphal, Sept 1 : About 10 persons received injuries when police fired tear has shells and blank fire at an angry crowd who tried to free one Tongjachai alias Tengkhai Kipgen (22) Moreh Sikkim Village from the hands of police last night around 10 p.m. A team of commandos posted at Moreh […]

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Imphal, Sept 1 : About 10 persons received injuries when police fired tear has shells and blank fire at an angry crowd who tried to free one Tongjachai alias Tengkhai Kipgen (22) Moreh Sikkim Village from the hands of police last night around 10 p.m.
A team of commandos posted at Moreh arrested Tongjachai (22) a cadre of Pakan revolution army for extorting Money from near Kondong Lairembi yesterday in the morning. After this women and others stoned Moreh PS and commandos office to release him. They said, he is a civilian.
As the protesters stoned PS, police fired tear gas shells. The protesters also fired at PS. In the police action, about 10 persons received injuries.
Police arrested two persons involved in the shooting at police station. They were identified as Seiboi Kuki (33) Chanou Village, Moreh ward No. 9, Thongnam Haokip (40) Moreh Sikkim Veng.
As the situation deteriorated the angry crowd burnt down the police check post near Kondong Lairembi.
Following the incident, all shops, business establishment were closed down. The area was tense.

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