Police net kidnapper
Police have arrested a youth on Sunday on the charge of kidnapping a seven-year-old girl from Heirok part two under Heirok police station. The arrested person has been identified as Moirangthem Lukhoi (22), son of Ibomcha, of Heirok part one.
Two cops suspended as booze laden Gypsy meets accident
Two police personnel involved in carrying huge quantity of local liquor in a police vehicle have been suspended and a departmental inquiry initiated against them.
Manipur woman hurt in robbery bid
A Manipuri woman sustained injuries after she was dragged for about 20 metres by two bikeborne men in a suspected robbery attempt in south Delhi’s Hauz Khas, police said on Friday.
Man held over KNLF chief’s murder
A joint team of Churachandpur police and 25 Assam Rifles arrested a 23-year-old youth on Wednesday for his alleged involvement in the murder of KNLF (KNO) chief Tonglianlal Haokip on August 2.
Siblings carrying unknown skin disease since birth
CCPUR: A young boy named, Mangkholien and his seven years old sister Lamneinieng, both children of Letsei of Naajang village of Henglep subdivision in Churachandpur district have been silently suffering from a skin disease since birth.
Thayong pineapple festival on Aug 14
On August 14, Pineapple Progressive Farmers, Thayong would be conducting the fourth pineapple festival at Thayong, Imphal East district.
Liquor tragedy: Experts cite Methanol poisoning
With one more liquor consumer succumbed late Saturday night, the death toll in the Oinam Sawombung toxic liquor consumption case has reached five so far.
Moreh PMUY beneficiaries traceless
Even though a number of on-line applications were received from residents of Moreh town and subsequently approved for availing free LPG connections under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY), many other selected beneficiaries could not be traced at their respective places when representatives of a gas agency went for spot inspection.
Myanmar team bats for boosting border trade
A business delegation of Union of Myanmar, Federation of Chambers of Commerce led by Wang Yu visited Manipur for promoting border trade between Myanmar and Manipur.
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India’s Sustainable Development Goal no 6 #1
Ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all.
The Joint Monitoring Programme for Water Supply and Sanitation of the World Health Organisation and United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund as of 2012 states that in India 96.7 per cent in urban and 90.7 percent of rural population have access to improved water source which can be piped water into drilling, plot or yard; public tap/standpipe; tube well/ bore well; protected dug well; protected spring and rain water collection. India is poised to achieve universal improved water coverage by 2030.
India’s Sustainable Development Goal no 6 #1
Ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all.
The Joint Monitoring Programme for Water Supply and Sanitation of the World Health Organisation and United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund as of 2012 states that in India 96.7 per cent in urban and 90.7 percent of rural population have access to improved water source which can be piped water into drilling, plot or yard; public tap/standpipe; tube well/ bore well; protected dug well; protected spring and rain water collection. India is poised to achieve universal improved water coverage by 2030.
Adim Pamei: An intending candidate of 11th Manipur Assembly Elections, 2017 for peace, progress, and development
Bembem second Indian female footballer to get Arjuna Award
Indian Female footballer Oinam Bembem Devi brings laurels to the state by becoming the second woman from India to be awarded with the prestigious Arjuna Award. Also famously known as the ‘Durga of Indian Football’, Bembem is the 25th footballer to have won the award, the last being Subrata Pal in 2016. In addition, she has also won the AIFF Woman Footballer Award twice, in 2001 and 2013.
MPSC, KRYPHSA off to strong start
in Women’s League pre-qualifiers
Goals galore as MPSC and KRYPHSA romped past their opponents on the first day of the pre-qualifying round of the Indian Women’s League at Artificial Turf Ground, Khuman Lampak.
Tri-nation series prep for Asian Cup qualifier: Jackichan
As the Indian football team prepares for the tri-nation series in Mumbai, starting August 19, India winger Jackichand Singh said the tournament was important for the AFC Asian Cup qualifier against Macau on September 5.
MoreAdding fuel to fire
THE Kangleipak Students’ Association (KSA) alleging excesses by the state police, in the latter’s pursuit to hunt down members of the students’ organisation for orchestrating the on-going movement to demand reservation of eight assembly constituencies for indigenous people, has the potential to snowball into a major issue in case the state authorities do not exercise restraint or convince the agitation spearhead to come to the negotiating table.
Bill shocker to private schools’ privacy
The Manipur Private School (Registration and Regulation) Bill, 2017, appears to be heading towards a bitter bickering between the private educational institutes and the government as was evident from the discussion programme convened on Saturday by the All Manipur Recognised Private Schools Welfare Association taking strong exception to the Bill’s provision that all existing private schools should get registered with due compliance with criteria like having a playground, garden, building and safety norms.
CAG expose on flood woes
THE report of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India with regard to ruling parties in New Delhi neglecting the flood situation in Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur, could be construed as yet another testimony about successive Union governments not very much concerned with issues afflicting the north east region.
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