Uchida Amuk Hanjillu

IMPHAL May 27: `Uchida Amuk Hanjillu` a stage production performed by the artist of People`™s Arts and Dramatic Association (PADA), Top Khongnang Makhong, will be presented in Navarang National Children… Read more »

IMPHAL May 27: `Uchida Amuk Hanjillu` a stage production performed by the artist of People`™s Arts and Dramatic Association (PADA), Top Khongnang Makhong, will be presented in Navarang National Children Theatre Festival 2011 which will be held from June 3rd till 9th at Kerela, said a press release by the Secretary of the Association. The play was written by Warrepam Ratan Singh and was directed by Laisram Randhoni, the release added. A team comprised of 21 artist of the Association will leave for Kerela on May 31 for the participation in the festival, the release further mentioned.

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Huge quantity of explosives recovered

IMPHAL, May 27: In continuation of its efforts to maintain peace & security in Churachandpur, the troops of Assam Rifles of 27 Sector Assam Rifles under the aegi s of… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 27: In continuation of its efforts to maintain peace & security in Churachandpur, the troops of Assam Rifles of 27 Sector Assam Rifles under the aegi s of the Red Shield Division recovered huge quantity of explosives in Saikot area of Churachandpur. Based on a confirmed input regarding move of explosives towards Saikot area, 46 Assam Rifles had established a vehicle check post in Saikot on the night of 26 May 2011. One Mahindra pick up was intercepted by the 46 AR from which a person carrying 195 Gellatin sticks, 900 detonators and 40 meters of cortex was apprehended at 11 PM. The individual was handed over to Police Station Imphal (West).

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Huge quantity of explosives recovered

IMPHAL, May 27: In continuation of its efforts to maintain peace & security in Churachandpur, the troops of Assam Rifles of 27 Sector Assam Rifles under the aegi s of… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 27: In continuation of its efforts to maintain peace & security in Churachandpur, the troops of Assam Rifles of 27 Sector Assam Rifles under the aegi s of the Red Shield Division recovered huge quantity of explosives in Saikot area of Churachandpur. Based on a confirmed input regarding move of explosives towards Saikot area, 46 Assam Rifles had established a vehicle check post in Saikot on the night of 26 May 2011. One Mahindra pick up was intercepted by the 46 AR from which a person carrying 195 Gellatin sticks, 900 detonators and 40 meters of cortex was apprehended at 11 PM. The individual was handed over to Police Station Imphal (West).

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UCM gen strike against Nagaland CM visit

IMPHAL, May 27: The United Committee Manipur has called a 13 hrs general strike in Manipur starting from 5am of May 28. Informing this to medias in Imphal, a spokesperson… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 27: The United Committee Manipur has called a 13 hrs general strike in Manipur starting from 5am of May 28.

Informing this to medias in Imphal, a spokesperson of the UCM said the strike has been called to boycott the visit of Nagaland CM Neiphiue Rio, who is planning to visit Senapati district . The UCM spokesperson said the proposed visit of the Nagaland Chief Minister is a part of the agenda to disintegrate Manipur.

The UCM spokesperson also said both the state and central government should discuss the issue to avoid occurance of communal flare ups in Manipur.

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UCM gen strike against Nagaland CM visit

IMPHAL, May 27: The United Committee Manipur has called a 13 hrs general strike in Manipur starting from 5am of May 28. Informing this to medias in Imphal, a spokesperson… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 27: The United Committee Manipur has called a 13 hrs general strike in Manipur starting from 5am of May 28.

Informing this to medias in Imphal, a spokesperson of the UCM said the strike has been called to boycott the visit of Nagaland CM Neiphiue Rio, who is planning to visit Senapati district . The UCM spokesperson said the proposed visit of the Nagaland Chief Minister is a part of the agenda to disintegrate Manipur.

The UCM spokesperson also said both the state and central government should discuss the issue to avoid occurance of communal flare ups in Manipur.

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Bengal sets up title clash with Manipur in Santosh trophy

IMPHAL, May 27: Manipur will clash with defending champion Bengal in the final of the Santosh Trophy on May 30 at JN stadium, Guwahati. In the second semi final played… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 27: Manipur will clash with defending champion Bengal in the final of the Santosh Trophy on May 30 at JN stadium, Guwahati.

In the second semi final played today at the same venue, Bengal defeated Railways by a solitary goal.

All important goal for the defending champion was scored by Subhaiya in the 38th minute.

Manipur had already booked a place in the final yesterday after defeating Services.

The two teams had earlier met in the quarter final league round for Group – A and ended in a 2-2 draw.

In the said match, Manipur was trailing by two goal but managed to level the score later in the match. When the scores were levelled at 2-2 and Manipur was dominating the match, Bengal officials complained of bad light and the match had to be stopped for about 15 minutes.

In the quarter final league round, Manipur topped group-A with seven points while Bengal was second. In group-B Railways topped with nine points while Services shared same points with Goa and Punjab but enter semi final by toss.

In the meantime, a team of the AMFA is planning to visit Guwahati to witness the final match primarily to motivate the state football team which is playing final for the second time in the history of Santosh trophy.

The winner of this year`™s Santosh trophy will richer by Rs 5 lakhs along with the trophy while runners-up team will bag Rs 3 lakhs with trophy.

Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi is likely to witness the final match which also see several officials of All India Football Federation.

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Bengal sets up title clash with Manipur in Santosh trophy

IMPHAL, May 27: Manipur will clash with defending champion Bengal in the final of the Santosh Trophy on May 30 at JN stadium, Guwahati. In the second semi final played… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 27: Manipur will clash with defending champion Bengal in the final of the Santosh Trophy on May 30 at JN stadium, Guwahati.

In the second semi final played today at the same venue, Bengal defeated Railways by a solitary goal.

All important goal for the defending champion was scored by Subhaiya in the 38th minute.

Manipur had already booked a place in the final yesterday after defeating Services.

The two teams had earlier met in the quarter final league round for Group – A and ended in a 2-2 draw.

In the said match, Manipur was trailing by two goal but managed to level the score later in the match. When the scores were levelled at 2-2 and Manipur was dominating the match, Bengal officials complained of bad light and the match had to be stopped for about 15 minutes.

In the quarter final league round, Manipur topped group-A with seven points while Bengal was second. In group-B Railways topped with nine points while Services shared same points with Goa and Punjab but enter semi final by toss.

In the meantime, a team of the AMFA is planning to visit Guwahati to witness the final match primarily to motivate the state football team which is playing final for the second time in the history of Santosh trophy.

The winner of this year`™s Santosh trophy will richer by Rs 5 lakhs along with the trophy while runners-up team will bag Rs 3 lakhs with trophy.

Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi is likely to witness the final match which also see several officials of All India Football Federation.

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State open Squash championship

IMPHAL, May 27: The 2nd state open Squash championship kicks off today at Squash Court Officer`™s Club, Lamphelpat. Altogether 23 players are taking part in the championship in three categories… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 27: The 2nd state open Squash championship kicks off today at Squash Court Officer`™s Club, Lamphelpat.

Altogether 23 players are taking part in the championship in three categories namely the Men`™s open singles, Women`™s open singles and Veteran singles.

In the Men`™s Open singles, nine players are competing while four are competing in the Women`™s open singles.

The opening ceremony of the championship was graced by Bijoy Koijam, president MOA and he donated Rs 5000 to the organising committee of the championship.

On the first day, T Pamei defeated all his oppents in the league round matches. He defeated Indrajit, Kangjamba, Maniluywang and Th Santosh.

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Felicitated

IMPHAL May 27: The Pfonemai Development Association has felicitated all the students of JNV Pfokro- Mao for securing cent percent 1st division both Arts and Science stream in the recently… Read more »

IMPHAL May 27: The Pfonemai Development Association has felicitated all the students of JNV Pfokro- Mao for securing cent percent 1st division both Arts and Science stream in the recently declared class XII CBSE examination 2011, said a press release by the secretary PDA. The association has appreciated the hard labour and achievement of the students, the release added.

The release further added that the association has congratulated the principal and the staffs of JNV Pfokro- Mao for providing proper guidance to the students and rendering selfless endeavours for bringing laurels and good reputation to the institution.

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Obituary

IMPHAL, May 26: At around 6.40pm in the evening, Moirangthem Meghachandra Singh passed away yesterday at his residence in Uripok Ningthoukhongjam Leiki, after a prolonged illness. He was born on… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 26: At around 6.40pm in the evening, Moirangthem Meghachandra Singh passed away yesterday at his residence in Uripok Ningthoukhongjam Leiki, after a prolonged illness.

He was born on 24 August1924. In 1958, he passed Bachelor of Laws from the University of Delhi and was elected as the Member of Parliament in the 4th Lok Sabha from Inner Manipur Parliamentary Constituency in the year 1967. He was consequently elected as the member of Manipur Legislative Assembly twice, from Uripok Assembly Constituency in the year 1972 and 1974 and also served as the Cabinet Minister of Education, Medical, Forest and Corporation. He also served as the Chairman of the Manipur Public Service Commission from January 1981 to January 1987.

He is survived by his wife, three sons, six daughters, four grandsons and eight granddaughters.

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Sit-in-protest against arrest

IMPHAL May 26: A sit-in protest was held this afternoon at SEICO office located at Liwa road Chanam Pukhri Mapal in connection with the arrest of three persons by security… Read more »

IMPHAL May 26: A sit-in protest was held this afternoon at SEICO office located at Liwa road Chanam Pukhri Mapal in connection with the arrest of three persons by security force.

The arrested persons are Thangjam Gojen, 30, s/o Th. Gambhir of Chanam Pukhri Mapal of ward number 17, Oinam Setha 26, s/o O. Shyamjai of Chanam Pukhri Mapal of ward number 16 and Irom Somorendro 35, s/o I. Lukhoi of Chingamakha Ahongsangbam Leikai,
Speaking to media person, a protester informed that both Gojen and Setha were arrested by the Army last mid-night, whereas, I.Somorendro was arrested on May 22 midnight, however, till today, no information on their whereabouts is known.

The protester further said that Th. Gojen and I Somorendro are former militants of PLA while O. Setha was associated with PREPAK; however, since the last 10/20 years they have been leading a normal life.

Apprehensive on the development, the protester questioned whether Arm Forces Special Power Act is still in force, even though it was declared that the act has been withdrawn from 7 segments of the Imphal Municipal council by the Government.

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AFC course

IMPHAL, May 26: Puyam Sunilkumar and Laishram Premjit Meitei have been allowed by the AIFF to attend AFC `C`™ Course to be held at Imphal from June 7 to 22…. Read more »

IMPHAL, May 26: Puyam Sunilkumar and Laishram Premjit Meitei have been allowed by the AIFF to attend AFC `C`™ Course to be

held at Imphal from June 7 to 22. A AMFA release said the dou have to confirm their attendence on or before May 29 at AMFA office.

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Manipur Dramatic Union condole

IMPHAL May 26: The members of the Manipur Dramatic Union had convened a condolence meeting on the morning of May 25, presided by the union`™s president on the death of… Read more »

IMPHAL May 26: The members of the Manipur Dramatic Union had convened a condolence meeting on the morning of May 25, presided by the union`™s president on the death of its former life member Bhramacharimayum Bhabananda Sharma who expired on May 21, said a press release by the General Secretary of the Union.

The release further added that B. Bhabananda Sharma had been associated with the union for a long time as stage and lighting technician. Reminiscing his association and contributions to the Union, a 2 minutes silence was also observed as a tribute to the departed soul during the meeting, the release added.

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Tata magic plunges into Imphal River

IMPHAL, May 26: At least two occupants of a Tata Magic vehicle has remained traceless after the four wheeler passenger vehicle they were traveling on plunged into the banks of… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 26: At least two occupants of a Tata Magic vehicle has remained traceless after the four wheeler passenger vehicle they were traveling on plunged into the banks of Imphal River. The incident happened this afternoon around 1.30pm at Wangoi Laiphrakpam Leikai in Imphal West.

One occupant of the vehicle however managed to escape unhurt in the incident but whereabouts of the two other occupants cannot be traced as the vehicle plunged into the water of Imphal River.

Local sources said the vehicle was on a test drive after repairing at a local automobile workshop located at Wangoi. One of the occupant identified as Khomdram Biramani managed to escape from the ill fated vehicle. However, the two other occupants of the vehicle identified as Moirangthem Pashuram, 32 of Haoreibi Makha Leikai and Khaidem Yaima, 32 of Wangoi Mamang Leikai are still missing.

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Integrated course in bachelor of physical education

IMPHAL, May 26: According to a notice sent out by the Manipur University, prescribed form and prospectus with detailed information on four-year integrated course in bachelor of physical education will… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 26: According to a notice sent out by the Manipur University, prescribed form and prospectus with detailed information on four-year integrated course in bachelor of physical education will be available at the cash counter of the University from May 23, 2011 on payment of Rs200. The counter remains open till 1.30pm on all working days and the form can also be avail by sending a Bank draft drawn in favour of the Registrar, Manipur University, payable at the SBI, MU Campus Branch, Canchipur, Imphal-72598003 along with a self addressed envelope of 28x15cm with postal stamp worth Rs20.

Applications forms are also available on Manipur University website (www.manipuruniv.ac.in). In such cases the applicant has to enclose in the application a bank draft of Rs200 in favour of the Registrar, Manipur University payable at the SBI,MU Branch (Code No-5320). Applications complete in all respects will be received by the concerned Department of the University up to June 6,2011 during office hours on all working days. The entrance test will take place from June14 to June 17, it added.

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Bomb blast

IMPHAL, May 26: A powerful bomb reportedly exploded this evening around 8.30pm inside the complex of the FCI godown located at Sangaiparou under Lamphel police station in Imphal West district…. Read more »

IMPHAL, May 26: A powerful bomb reportedly exploded this evening around 8.30pm inside the complex of the FCI godown located at Sangaiparou under Lamphel police station in Imphal West district.

A police source said a powerful bomb believed to be a fired from a rocket launcher exploded at the FCI godown this evening.
However, details of the blast could not be immediately confirmed and the damages if any as CRPF personnel manning the FCI godown refused entry of state police personnel inside the complex storing key public food items like rice, sugar, wheat etc.
Mediaperson who went to cover the news of the bomb blast at Sangaiparou were also denied entry inside the FCI complex by the CRPF personnel.

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Manipur stormed into Santosh trophy final

IMPHAL, May 26: Manipur stormed into the final of the 65th national football championship for the Santosh Trophy for the second time in the history of the national football championship…. Read more »

IMPHAL, May 26: Manipur stormed into the final of the 65th national football championship for the Santosh Trophy for the second time in the history of the national football championship.

Manipur was eventual winner of the prestigious football trophy when it hosted the championship in 2002.

In the first semi final played this evening at JN stadium, Guwahati, Assam, Manipur defeated Services by a solitary goal scored via extra time as both the teams were locked scoreless till the end of normal time.

As score remain goalless till the end of normal time, the match was extended to 30 minutes of extra time and heading for an exciting finish.

Just before two minutes left for the match to be decided via tie-breaker, Manipur earned a throw-in near the Services goalmouth. Herojit made a powerful throw inside the Services goalmouth and later`™s custodian Ingobi who incidentally hails from Manipur failed to collect the ball properly and deflected towards the Services goalline which was handled by a Services player on the goalline.

Referee Minangshu Bhattacharya had no hesitation in awarding a spot kick in favour of Manipur but did not sent off or award any card to the Services player.

It may be mentioned here that during the FIFA World Cup – 2010 held in South Africa, a Chilian player namely Suarezh was immediately sent off with a direct Red Card for handling the ball heading to the goalline. The same was the case in today`™s semi final match, but the referee failed to take any action against the Services player.

The spot kick delivered by Thoiba in the 118th minute found the net and by virtue of the goal, Manipur is through to the final to be played on May 30 at Guwahati.

In the final, Manipur will meet winner of the second semi final to be played tomorrow between holder Bengal and Railways.
Speaking to reporters at AMFA office in Imphal immediately after witnessing live coverage of today`™s semi final match, AMFA secretary Ranjit Roy said Manipur`™s reaching of Santosh Trophy final after 2002 has ended criticism that Manipur forcibly lifted the Santosh trophy when it hosted the championship in 2002.

When Manipur lifted the trophy in 2002, semi finalist Goa and runner-up Kerala strongly charged that the host team forcibly lifted the trophy, Ranjit said adding today`™s match result ended such baseless criticism.

Manager of the Manipur team Dinamani told IFP over phone from Guwahati that Manipur could had scored early in the match had captain Nilakumar not injured during second half of the match.

Manipur Coach Ekendra Singh said Manipur missed two easy chances in the first half itself and had that chances been converted into goal the match could have been ended by normal time.

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IIM Shillong to conduct managerial skill development training under DoNER fundings

IMPHAL, May 25: The union minister DoNER, B K Handique, will be inaugurating a programme “Developing Managerial Skill for Entrepreneurship” at IIM Shillong on July 2. The programme will be… Read more »

IMPHAL, May 25: The union minister DoNER, B K Handique, will be inaugurating a programme “Developing Managerial Skill for Entrepreneurship” at IIM Shillong on July 2. The programme will be conducted by the Rajiv Gandhi Indian Institute of Management, Shillong through its Centre for Development of North Eastern Region (CEDNER).
An emailed statement of the ministry has stated that the ministry of DoNER has sanctioned an amount of Rs.79.15 lacs for this programme for training 60 youths from the region.  The Course will deal with developing managerial skills among the new generation of entrepreneurs of the region. The program is supported under the “Technical assistance and Capacity Building Scheme” administer by the Ministry of DoNER, added the statement.
The ministry of DoNER and the North Eastern Council has collaborated with the Rajiv Gandhi Indian Institute of Management, Shillong to offer a range of short term skill development programmes encompassing the different areas of Management, Entrepreneurship, Tourism, Hospitality, among many others, from this financial year onwards, it stated.
According to the statement, this partnership is a result of the initiative of Bijoy Krishna Handique, union minister of DoNER and chairman, NEC who has been actively pursuing the agenda of involving the premier institutes in the North Eastern Region like IIM, IIT and Tata Institute of Social Sciences in the process of nurturing the human resources in the NER.
According to the statement BK Handique mentioned that “We have a larger roadmap in mind to continuously train youths from the Region with a focus on increasing their employability. The institutes like IIM, IIT and TISS are well positioned to cater to the training needs of the Region in addition to their regular courses. We have requested them to develop such courses and we have been able to make considerable headway in designing some. Our Ministry and its affiliated organisations like NEC will wholly sponsor these courses. I am hopeful that this development will bring some respite to the larger problem of unemployment in Region”.
The Ministry of DoNER had earlier announced a one and a half months programme in association with IIT Guwahati to train 30 Engineers from Assam Irrigation Department on “Mitigation of River Bank Erosion”, it added.

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Large amount of drugs seized

IMPHAL,May 25: A large amount of drugs have been seized from a Maruti Gypsy bearing registration number MN-01-K-8433, by the troops of 116 Bn BSF of SHQ BSF CI (OPS),… Read more »

IMPHAL,May 25: A large amount of drugs have been seized from a Maruti Gypsy bearing registration number MN-01-K-8433, by the troops of 116 Bn BSF of SHQ BSF CI (OPS), Manipur, while conducting vehicular checking at Heirok, Thamlai road disclosed a press release of the Deputy Commander, SHQ BSF CI.
The car was driven by one Wilson Shinglai Tangkhul, 43, s/o (L) Shangreiyo Shinglai Tangkhul. On checking the vehicle, thirteen big plastics bags containing white colour tablets suspected to be a high profile narcotic drugs/psychotropic substance, weighing a total of four hundred sixty kgs which  are worth approximately Rs. 50 lakhs,  were found.
It further mentioned that on further questioning him, the individual revealed that he was paid a sum of Rs 10 thousand to transport the drugs to a lady identified as Tinneikim Haokip from Khudeng Thabi and currently settled in Pallel.
The drugs were reportedly to be crossed over to Myanmar. He was later handed over to the Officer-in-charge, Narcotics and Affair of the Border PS, Imphal, along with the drugs, his mobile phone, Maruti Gypsy and a sum of Rs 10,650 seized from him after lodging an FIR on the case, it added.
Meanwhile troops of 42Assam Rifles of 26 sector under HQ IGAR (south) launched an operation in the general area of Bongyang on May 24 and apprehended an individual along with large amounts of Tie Cold tablets from a bus with registration number MN-01-1286, according to a press release by the AR.
The individual has been identified as Ajiz Singh, 19, s/o Ibuyai Singh, from Singmaizin, Mayang Imphal and he was later handed over to the Custom Office, Pallel, it added.

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NH 53 blockade against govt inaction begins

IMPHAL,May 25: With the Government failing to take any action with the memorandum submitted jointly by a number of organizations namely ZSUNA, Nungba Bazar Board, Pei (Thoubei) Nungba, Nungba Youth… Read more »

IMPHAL,May 25: With the Government failing to take any action with the memorandum submitted jointly by a number of organizations namely ZSUNA, Nungba Bazar Board, Pei (Thoubei) Nungba, Nungba Youth Organisation, on the immediate transfer of Kajaigai Gangmei, Jr MCS SDO/SDM/BDO, Nungba within one week, the organizations have resorted to a 24 hours blockade on NH -53 for all vehicular movements starting from the midnight of May 25 to the midnight of May26 as a first step of democratic agitation, according to a press release of the joint organizations.
It further added that the organizations should not be held responsible for any damage caused to vehicles during the blockade. However, medical, water supply, electricity, security do not come under the preview of the blockade, it maintained.

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