TIM marks 42nd doundation day
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Imphal, Mar 2 : The Thadou Inpi Manipur (TIM) observed its 42nd Foundation Day on Sunday, through a virtual program that saw the participation of leaders, elders, youth, and well-wishers.
As per a release issued by TIM, the day commemorated the organization’s historic founding on March 1, 1984, when it was established as the Thadou National Council, Manipur, under the leadership of its founding president, SH Seipu.
The organisation has since evolved, becoming the Thadou Tribe Council in 1992, then Thadou Inpi in 2015, and was reconstituted as Thadou Inpi Manipur in 2024.
A solemn tribute was paid to former leaders and founding members for their vision, sacrifices, and unwavering dedication to the unity and distinct identity of the Thadou people. A moment of silence was observed in remembrance of departed pioneers.
In his address, president M James Thadou reaffirmed TIM’s commitment to protect the distinct identity, promote Thadou language and culture, and strengthen unity and organisational discipline. He emphasized that the 42nd Foundation Day marks a renewed pledge toward progress and collective welfare. SH Seipu reflected on the challenges and vision behind the organisation’s 1984 formation and urged the present leadership and youth to uphold its founding principles with unity and responsibility. The celebration concluded with a collective resolve to continue working for the dignity, unity, and advancement of the Thadou community.
As per a release issued by TIM, the day commemorated the organization’s historic founding on March 1, 1984, when it was established as the Thadou National Council, Manipur, under the leadership of its founding president, SH Seipu.
The organisation has since evolved, becoming the Thadou Tribe Council in 1992, then Thadou Inpi in 2015, and was reconstituted as Thadou Inpi Manipur in 2024.
A solemn tribute was paid to former leaders and founding members for their vision, sacrifices, and unwavering dedication to the unity and distinct identity of the Thadou people. A moment of silence was observed in remembrance of departed pioneers.
In his address, president M James Thadou reaffirmed TIM’s commitment to protect the distinct identity, promote Thadou language and culture, and strengthen unity and organisational discipline. He emphasized that the 42nd Foundation Day marks a renewed pledge toward progress and collective welfare. SH Seipu reflected on the challenges and vision behind the organisation’s 1984 formation and urged the present leadership and youth to uphold its founding principles with unity and responsibility. The celebration concluded with a collective resolve to continue working for the dignity, unity, and advancement of the Thadou community.