Govt would respond to any action against non-local Indian citizens : Ibobi State Govt sees eye to eye with JCLIPS on ILPS
IMPHAL, May 21: Stating that there is no difference of opinion between the State Government and the Joint Committee on ILPS (JCILPS) on enforcement of Inner Line Permit System in Manipur, Chief Minister O Ibobi has cautioned that the Government would rea.....
State lad tops Nagaland Class X Board exams
IMPHAL, May 21: Helaluddin Shah s/o Md Islauddin and Sanarembi of Borayangbi under Kumbi AC has topped the HSLCE 2013 conducted by the Nagaland Board of School Education, results of which was declared in the intervening night of May 20 and 21. Helaluddin.....
More eviction
IMPHAL, May 21 :The State Government has decided to evict encroachers for expansion of roads in Imphal and greater Imphal areas. The State Government has initiated necessary procedures to evict encroachers as it feels that many roads in Imphal and grea.....
KSO suspends strike, blockade
IMPHAL, May 21 : Respon-ding to the assurance of Chief Minister O Ibobi to carry forward the backlog of 474 ST posts in the ensuing recruitment of 2000 numbers of Manipur Police Constables, and also to take immediate action regarding the backlog of 28 dif.....
CM convenes meet
IMPHAL, May 21 :Chief Minister O Ibobi today convened a meeting of the delegates who would be visiting Myanmar along with him and discussed about their forthcoming foreign trip. The delegation which would be led by the Chief Minister would take part in.....
Rabies fear stalks Phumlou village
IMPHAL, May 21: Besides report about three persons succumbing to suspected cases of rabies after the victims were reportedly bitten by dogs, locals of Phumlou village under Imphal West district are gripped with fear. According to a reliable source, atl.....
Shirui Lily Fest Showcases Rich Culture Of Tangkhul Community Cultural extravaganza marks week long fest
UKHRUL, May 21: Cultural items, display of Tangkhul traditional cuisines and attires, flower show, painting competition and entertainment programmes marked the concluding day of the district level Shirui Lily Week-2013 today at Shirui village under Ukhrul.....
Pledge taken to protect human lives, values
IMPHAL, May 21: Like in other parts of the country, pledges were taken to protect human lives and values as Manipur too joined in the observance of 22nd national anti-terrorism day today. The observance is held to commemorate the death anniversary of f.....
NGOs say no to oil exploration
IMPHAL, May 21: Twenty-four NGOs including student organizations and human rights defenders today submitted a representation to Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh urging him to take steps to halt the ongoing oil exploration process and extraction works in the h.....
CSOs raid Hotel Centre Point
IMPHAL, May 21: Volunteers of different civil society organisations today raided Hotel Centre Point at MG Avenue and pulled up its manager. Volunteers of 16 civil society organisations including CLK, IPSA, KEL, ACOAM Lup, PANDM etc raided the hotel and.....
PM corrects age to 80 in RS poll papers
Guwahati, May 21: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the Congress Rajya Sabha candidate from Assam, has filed a fresh affidavit correcting his age to 80 prior to scrutiny of the nominations today. The Prime Minister submitted the fresh affidavit two days a.....
Oklahoma tornado Many children among 91 feared killed
MOORE, OKLAHOMA, May 20: At least 91 people, including 20 children, were feared killed when a 2 mile wide tornado tore through an Oklahoma City suburb, trapping victims beneath the rubble as one elementary school took a direct hit and another was destroye.....
MKS condoles
IMPHAL, May 21 :The Maram Students’ Union (MKS) has condoled the untimely demise of its former Education Secretary, R Graceson Rangnamei, a second semester student of MA at MU. A statement issued by the MKS said the union would cherish his associatio.....
‘Go Green Fortnight’
IMPHAL, May 21 :Aimed at promoting greenery, atleast in and around their deployment areas, and furthering its undeterred efforts of preserving the bounty of the nature, the Assam Rifles under a specific roadmap worked out by the IGAR (S) Maj Gen UK Gurung.....
ZU condemns
IMPHAL, May 21 : Condemning the abduction and killing of Poushingdai Gonmei, a cadre of NSCN-IM by the ZUF on May 18, the Zeliangrong Union, Bishnupur, Sadar Area Zone has appealed to all concerned armed groups operating in Zeliangrong areas not to resort.....
Painting competition
IMPHAL, May 20: A State level cooperative painting competition would be held on May 29 by the Department of Cooperation, Govt of Manipur at the premises of Registrar of Manipur Cooperative Societies, Lamphelpat on the theme Cooperative as a means of livel.....
BSNL network
IMPHAL, May 20: Telephone exchanges including GSM mobile, WLL and Broadband connections of BSNL would be disrupted at BSNL installations at Hiyangthang, Wangoi and Mayang Imphal Exchanges, due to sudden breakdown of OFC route near Pishumthong Ningom Leika.....
KRF denies
IMPHAL, May 21: The Kuki Revolutionary Front (KRF) has denied having any knowledge on the alleged abduction of Nepali youths from Gopibung, Mahavir and Shantolabari areas under Kangpokpi PS. Terming the allegation as baseless and false, a statement iss.....
Dispute resolved
IMPHAL, May 21: The dispute between Rangshong, Chief of Awang Longa Koireng and Rengsutsong Koireng was settled under the laws of Satang Area Chiefs' Association at the residence of H Gelmol village chief on May 20. A statement issued by the SACA said .....
New students' body floated
IMPHAL, May 21: Along with announcing formation of a new students' organisation christened Reformist Students' Front (RSF), its general secretary BCY Atiqur said that RSF was formed to take up issues related to rights of the student community. Affirmin.....
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NESO to meet on influx issue
IMPHAL, Nov 14: The impact of influx of illegal migrants to the North East region will be deliberated in the four-day general conference of the North East Students’ Organisation (NESO) to be held in Kohima in the last week of this month.
The conference, which is to be organised under the theme, ‘Our Resources - Our Future’, will be hosted by Naga Students’ Federation (NSF).
In a press conference held in this regard at AMSU Headquarters, AMSU President Thokchom Suresh said, a panel discussion on the topic, ‘Impact of illegal migration of foreigners to North East’ would be held on the second day of the conference.
He added that a representative each from all the federating organisations of NESO would speak on the fallouts of ‘giving’ political rights to illegal migrants and economic conditions of these migrants.
On the third day of the conference, apart from conducting a discussion session on the topic, ‘Redefining education system of North East’, elections to new office bearers of the organisation would be held, he added.
Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Kumar Chamling, Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio and Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Nabam Tuki would attend the opening function of the conference, he added.
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lets such steps be supported by all the peopole of manipur...lastly the two lady officrs r quite beautifull...i love manipur n manipuri women.
Why? Why? From V
Why mainland Indians are treated as cheap foreigners in Northeastern states? If they are really interested to check out foreigners then they should do without hurting the sentiments of the Indians. . .The states have elected govt. so let the govt. do its work. . .and the students pay attention to their studies. When teachers cannot work like policemen in streets, then how can students work like policemen and commandos?
k.Zou
Dear Members of NESO, and particularly My Manipur state AMSU President, As we are already neck deep into the social system in thoughts and act and virtually too weak to resist anything from the mainland, I would like to suggest some issue that need to be kept in mind when handling with the already sensitive issues of the N.Esat region. 1. If any northeast brought up bengali, caste Assames, Bangladeshi beats up any mainland der in Guwahati, Imphal, Tripurs etc..people in the mainland automatically will target the mongoloid people in the mainland and not the non-mongoloids as seen in the past. 2.Our demand should not be provocating to the mainlanders but constitutional in nature. If 5th and 6th scheduled of the constitution is not effective another strong law for protecting minority indigenous settlers can be demand. 3. We need to find ways to look the east Thailand, Burma etc for course in food, hospitality and language and other relevant educational courses in which we more suited. 4. Activities of outsiders / migrants in the Guwahati Railway Station and Paltan bazar areas and its surrounding should be immediately put under control. People / tauts without proper I dentity card should not be allowed to venture in the areas. 5. Child trafficking / false promises for Job etc should be dealt without most seriousness. These are base on my 21 years of observation in the northeast. Thanking you K.Zou
K.Zou
Dear V It seems that your are mistakenly conceiving the meeting of the NESO. There is nothing about taking or treating mainland Indians as cheap foreigners in the Northeastern states. Several Chief minister from the N.E will be attending the meeting says the press release. Infact, we the mongoloid Indians are cheap for not being able to develop our society, maintain law and order and completely depending on the central government. Dear V..help us to make the NE people realize how cheap they are ...Unless you provoke them they will continue to act cheap. K.Zou
@K.Zou from V
My Dear K.Zou, . .Why should we live as North Indians, South Indians, Northeast Indians, . .? Why cant we live as Indians as a whole? Why should we discriminate among ourselves? Why should we fight for our rights on the ground of minority or majority? Why cant we fight for our rights as Indians are Indians and all Indians should have equal rights ? Cant we live like 'one India one family'? If we think IPL is good, then is it not right to work for its implement for all states in India? . . Lets love our country as one big Family, . . we are all the children of India. Lets work for love and peace. Pls do not misunderstand me. My good wishes to NESO.
