Monday, 20 May 2013

Manipur Bir Tikendrajit House in total disarray

NEW DELHI, May 19 : A rudderless ship, that is what Manipur Bir Tikendraji House at Chanakyapuri, South Delhi has been reduced to with the staff running around trying to keep the House in order. When The Sangai Express visited the State house, there .....

Incentives for Everesters

IMPHAL, May 19: The State Government will consider incentives that may be given to the five Manipuri mountaineers who have successfully scaled the world’s highest peak Mt Everest, informed the Chief Minister while talking with The Sangai Express. The.....

Governor, CM, Dy CM congratulate So far, six from State have scaled Everest

IMPHAL, May 19: Governor Gurbachan Jagat, Chief Minister O Ibobi and Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam have congratulated the team of the 1st North East Mt Everest Expedition 2013 on summiting the highest peak of the world. Gurbachan Jagat said that the.....

Cleanliness drive at Ima Keithel

IMPHAL, May 18: With an objective to keep Ima Keithel neat and clean, Blooming Manipur, Kangla (Facebook Group), Manipur Times, Manipur Photography Club, European Manipuri Asso-ciation (EMA) and Manipur Cycle Club jointly organised a cleanliness drive at .....

KNF celebrates raising day

IMPHAL, May 19: The Kuki National Front (KNF) celebrated its 26th raising day at Camp Ebenezer, Sadar Hills yesterday with more than 200 cadres and leaders. The raising day celebration started with a mass fasting prayer. Addressing the gathering KNF p.....

AIDS Candle Light Memorial Day Observed Solemnly NGOs urge for amended AIDS policy

IMPHAL, May 19 : While observing the International AIDS Candle Light Memorial Day at JN Dance Academy today, 16 NGOs have urged the authorities to implement an amended Manipur State AIDS policy within three months. Generally, International AIDS Candle.....

Rongali Bihu

IMPHAL, May 19:The Asom Samaj Manipur hosted Rongali Bihu celebration at Devalaya Mandir, Kalibari (Thangal bazar) today with Education Minister M Okendro Singh gracing the celebration as the chief guest. While Okendro conveyed warm wishes to the Assam.....

To check frauds and money swindling Economic offence wing set up

IMPHAL, May 19: With the primary objective of checking the practice of swindling money from the public by non-banking financial companies (NBFC), an Economic Offence Wing has been set up in Manipur Police Department. The Economic Offence Wing was set .....

Guardians' body takes up street vendors' cause

IMPHAL, May 19: Noting that upper floors of the three market complexes at Khwairamband keithel are yet to be occupied, All Manipur Students' Guardians' Organisation has proposed that the Government of Manipur provide trading slots to women street vendors .....

DU admissions

IMPHAL, May 18 : Delhi University has announced the dates for undergraduate admissions for the academic session 2013-2014. It will commence on June 5 and continue till June 19, said a press release issued by Naga Students’ Union, Delhi. Unlike las.....

Ex-rebels are not untouchables : Dy CM

IMPHAL, May 19: Stating that the State Government has initiated several measures to bring insurgents on the path of peace, Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam has called upon all the people not to view or treat former rebels who have laid down arms and retu.....

UG cadres surrender

IMPHAL, May 19: Security forces of Red Shield Division recovered a huge cache of arms and ammunition buried under ground in 2007 by a cadre of UPPK at the foothills of Thangjing ridge, said a PIB (DW) release that identified the UG cadre as SS Capt Moiran.....

ZU concerned

IMPHAL, May 19:Zeliangrong Union (Assam, Manipur, Nagaland) has expressed concern over the death of an NSCN (IM) cadre in a reported gunfight with ZUF cadres yesterday. In a press release, ZU (AMN) said that it has always been working for maintaining p.....

Tousem body

IMPHAL, May 19:Development Committee Tousem Block 52-Tamei AC has drawn the attention of Chief Minister O Ibobi regarding bad road conditions of the Sub-Division. In a press release, the committee said that the Chief Minister had promised during his vi.....

Hurt in mishap

IMPHAL, May 19:Three youngsters, who were riding a brand new Yamaha FZ motorcycle, met with an accident in front of Mantripukhri headquarters of 69 Bn CRPF this evening. According to an informed source, the biker trio hit the road median and rolled sev.....

MLA inspects

IMPHAL, May 19:Ahead of the monsoon season, Yaiskul AC MLA E Chand today conducted a field inspection of the vulnerable sections of Imphal river bank within Yaiskul Assembly segment together with IFC officials. Observing that many excavations dug up fo.....

Hate the person who breaks traffic rules

If you think no one is watching then you are mistaken! But unfortunately, I am not a traffic cop who will jump in front and enforce you fine for breaking the traffic rule. It is the general Indian nature of carelessness and interpretation of pampered free.....

Traditional healing methods with special reference to Manipur

By Dr K Paochunbou Every ethnic community in Manipur has well-established knowledge, skills, beliefs and practices relating to promotion of positive health and avoidance of sickness even before the hospital oriented system of medicine. In an old civiliza.....

Mis-selling Insurance

By Dipankar Jakharia Not a single week goes by when I am not asked by my readers about an ULIP policy they have invested and now feels as if they have been ripped-off by it. I have written many a times before and ready to write many a time in future abou.....

World Migratory Bird Day 2013

Large scale climatic changes, as have been experienced in the past, are expected to have an effect on the timing of migration. Studies have shown a variety of effects including timing changes in migration, breeding as well as population variations due to .....

Headlines

By : Ninglun Hanghal

Draft proposal of GoI- IM talk to be placed before CMs

NEW DELHI, Nov 26 : The negotiation process between the GoI and the NSCN ( IM) as understood in the latest status is in the form of a draft , or in other words a proposal mooted by the Home Ministry, which is in the process of being placed before the three Chief Ministers of the States “affected” by the Naga-lim demand, namely Manipur, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh.

In another turn of events in early November, the Chief Minister of Assam Tarun Gogoi, Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh Nabam Tuki, and Manipur Deputy CM Gaikhangam reportedly denied any such official intimation to them.

It may be recalled that all the 60 members of the Nagaland State Assembly early this year had pressured the Central Government to come up with an arrangement, if not a solution, before the Assembly election slated in March 2013.

Further the Joint Legislators’ Forum was lobbying with the Centre, both ruling and Opposition for Constitutional amendment .

This move was believed to be in line with one of the ‘draft proposals’ that included extending Article 371 (A) to Naga inhabited areas of the said three States.

In the ongoing winter session of the Parliament, the proposed amendment however is not listed in the new Bills to be introduced.

Member of Parliament (LS) from Nagaland, CM Chang told this correspondent that he or the State Government were not part of the nitty-gritty of the negotiation and added that there was no “procedure or a policy ” that has come to his knowledge.

The MP explained that the stand of the State Assembly for some form of “solution” if not all, before March was to pave way for the underground groups to participate in the electoral politics.

For that they had proposed ‘dissolving” the State Assembly and that was one of the alternative arrangements, he reasoned.

In that case the matter may not be required to be placed before the Parliament, said CM Chang.

He further stated that any move or arrangement after the March election would be a wrong decision, a wrong move .

Though not concrete, he affirmed “something” would be worked out by Gol in the near future.

The Nagaland MP also told this correspondent that the Home Ministry had conveyed to Nagaland Parliamen- tarians and Legislators that the and Legislators that the “proposed draft” had been placed before the Chief Minister of Manipur.

Moreover, Nagaland based media had reported that a solution was on its way before Christmas, and added that the CMs of Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh had also given positive signals. However, the NSCN (IM) leadership who are currently in Delhi and engaged in negotiation have been keeping low. Sources from the leadership said that no concrete status update of the negotiation is currently available.

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