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IMPHAL MONDAY 24 NOVEMBER 2014
Sri Lankan navy
arrests 14 Fishermen
RAMESWARAM, Nov 23:
The Sri Lankan navy today arrested 14 Tamil Nadu fishermen
near Jaffna Peninsula, on
charges of poaching in Sri
Lankan waters.
Fisheries Department Assistant Directors Gopinath
and Sekar told PTI that the
fishermen
belonged
to
Rameswaram
and
Jagadapattinam in Pudukottai
district.
They said three boats of
the fishermen had also been
seized by the navy personnel.
The fishermen had been taken
to Karai Nagar in Jaffna, they
said.
The arrest comes days after five Indian fishermen on
death row in Sri Lanka were
released by the Sri Lankan
government.
They were arrested in Sri
Lankan waters in November
2011, on charges of drug
trafficking.
MPs want seat upgrade, extra baggage for
free, Air India says 'Sorry, not always'
NEW DELHI, Nov 23: Cashstrapped Air India has said it
can no longer afford to upgrade
seats of parliamentarians or
carry their extra baggage for
free any more - especially
when expensive seats are
booked by paying passengers.
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi has stopped first class
air travel for bureaucrats and
asking them to pay for their
spouses as part of its austerity measures.
But no such rule has yet
been put in place for parliamentarians and Air India, in
its communication to Parliament, noted that it gets a
large number of requests
from MPs which it can no
longer accommodate.
"Tickets are booked by
India has narrow-body
planes like Airbus A-319s,
which have eight business
class seats and A-320s and
A-321s, which have 20.
These aircraft are now being reconfigured to have
only economy seats to compete with no-frill carriers and
maximize revenue, Nandan
wrote.
"Therefore, it is not possible
to
accommodate
Hon'ble MPs in Business
Class in those sectors which
are served by all-economy
configuration aircraft. With
regard to request for allowing extra baggage, it is
reiterated that as per existing
policy no extra baggage is
allowed," he said categorically.
passengers well in advance
and, hence, there might be
no Business Class seats
available at the time of the
tours of Parliamentary Committees," read the letter from
Air India Chairman and
Managing Director Rohit
Nandan to Lok Sabha Secretary General P K Grover.
The airline has been receiving requests even "for
change of aircraft to accommodate Hon'ble Parliament
Committee in Business Class
during Parliamentary Committee visits and to relax
baggage limitations," the letter said.
Part of the reason is that
the national carrier is changing its configuration of seats.
The domestic fleet of Air
Govt starts process
for selecting next
CBI chief
NEW DELHI, Nov 23: With
little over a week's time left for
CBI Director Ranjit Sinha to
demit office, the Centre has
started the process of selecting
a new chief of the investigating
agency.
The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT)
has sought the names of senior IPS officers fulfilling the
eligibility criteria to make a
panel for the selection committee to choose the CBI
director, official sources said.
The process for selection
of the next CBI chief has been
started by the DoPT, which
acts as nodal authority for
CBI, and the new appointment is likely to be made
before the present incumbent
tenure ends, the sources said.
According to the Lokpal
Act, the CBI chief has to be
appointed by the central government on the basis of
recommendation of the selection committee headed by the
PM, and comprising the
Leader of Opposition (LoP)
and the Chief Justice of India
or a Supreme Court judge
nominated by him as members.
18 AK-47 rifles, 5 pistols recovered in Keran
ahead of Jammu & Kashmir polls: Army
On several occasions, all
airlines, including Air India,
have also faced flak from parliamentarians, with the
Privileges Committee of Parliament saying late last year
that airports and airlines were
not adhering to protocol
norms and courtesy to be
extended to the MPs.
A 2007 protocol, which
has to be followed by all airports and airlines, had listed
the norms that include reserved lounge facilities,
complimentary tea, coffee or
water, free access to the terminal building and designation of one officer of airport
as Protocol Officer to extend
all facilities and courtesies to
MPs.
Agencies
India asks for
awareness about
slave trade
Nepal police gun
down 'most wanted'
Indian criminal
KATHMANDU, Nov 23: An
Indian national, who was in the
most wanted list of Nepal Police, has been killed in an
encounter in southern Nepal,
police said. Sahasran Khan of
Maharajganj district, Uttar
Pradesh, was killed in an encounter between police and a
gang in Bishnupura village of
Rupandehi District yesterday,
Himalayan Times said.
Three of his gang members surrendered before the
police and a pistol was seized
from their possession.
Superintendent of Police
Rajendra Dhakal said police
patrol team had to open fire
in retaliation. Khan was involved in some murder and
robbery cases that had taken
place in the district.
"Khan was a most wanted
criminal for abducting and
murdering one Akash Gurung
of Bhairahawa a few months
back. He was also charged
with robbing a money exchange centre in Taulihawa,"
Dhakal was quoted as saying
in the report.
Those who surrendered are
being interrogated as further
investigations are underway,
said the official. ––PTI
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Workers climb to enter India's first aircraft carrier INS Vikrant to dismantle it at a ship-breaking
yard in Mumbai, India.
Smriti Irani turns down demands
to make Sanskrit compulsory
NEW DELHI, Nov 23:
Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti
Irani today dismissed charges
that education is being
saffronised as she turned down
demands that Sanskrit be made
compulsory in the curriculum.
"Those who accuse me of
being a RSS mascot or RSS
representative possibly want
to deflect the attention from
the good work that we have
done... this agenda will be
flagged and I will be whipped
for as long as there is a need
to keep attention diverted
away from the good work. I
am ready for it. I have no
problem," she told PTI journalists in New Delhi.
Answering questions on
the controversial decision to
as a foreign language.
"...we are teaching French,
we are teaching Mandarin, we
teach German in the same
way. For the life in me, I
can't understand why people
don't understand what I am
saying," she said.
Irani had earlier strongly
defended the decision to replace German with Sanskrit
as the third language, saying
the existing arrangement was
in violation of the Constitution.
In this context, she defended the decision to roll
back the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP)
of Delhi University, saying
the degrees offered had no
"legal sanction".
––PTI
replace German with Sanskrit
as the third language in some
500 central government-run
Kendriya Vidyalayas, Ms
Irani said that teaching
German under a Memorandum of Understanding or
MoU signed in 2011 had
been in violation of the Constitution. An investigation has
already been launched to find
out how the MoU was
signed.
Responding to demands
that Sanskrit be made compulsory, the minister said that
three language formula was
very clear that any of the 23
Indian languages listed in
Schedule VIII of the Constitution could be opted for.
But she reiterated that German will continue to be taught
GOVERNMENT OF MANIPUR
DIRECTORATE OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES
NOTICE
Imphal, the 21st November, 2014
No.HL-269/C&I/2014: Due to limitation of space in the Hapta Kangjeibung, the
Organizing Committee decided to construct only 500 Nos. of stall in the Manipur
Sangai Festival, 2014. Accordingly, the Exhibition Sub-Committee selected 380
Nos. of stalls leaving aside 120 Nos. of stalls to the sponsored Department, i.e.
Tourism Department. All the applicants who have deposited stall fee @
Rs.10,000/- for Premium, Rs.10,000/- for Food and Rs.5,000/- for Ordinary but not
selected or allocated any stalls in the Manipur Sangai Festival, 2014 shall be
refunded their respective deposited fees.
The Organizing Committee in its meeting held on 30-10-2014 also revised the
rate of stall fee of Food stall @ Rs.8000/- per stall. Therefore, all the applicants
who have deposited food stall fee @ Rs.10,000/- and applicants have been
selected/allocated stalls by the Exhibition Sub-Committee shall be refunded the
excess amount of Rs.2000/- per stall.
It is, therefore, informed to all the concerned to collect the deposited amount
and excess amount of Rs.2000/- per stall in case of food stall holders from the
Manipur Apex Handloom Weavers & Handicrafts Artisans Coop. Society Ltd,
Paona Bazar, Imphal.
LOSS OF ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE
LOSS OF R.C. BOOK
I have lost my original certificate of HSLCE 1982 bearing
Roll No. 3828 issued by BOSEM in between Bijoygovinda to
Manipur University Gate on 10-11-2014. Finders may please
be inform the undersigned.
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Regd. No. MN01A 0946 in between Ragailong to
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handover the undersigned.
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KOTTAYAM, Nov 23: In a
ceremony watched closely by
thousands in Kerala, a Catholic
priest and a nun from the state Father Kuriakose Chavara and
Sister Euphrasia - were
conferred sainthood by Pope
Francis at Vatican's St Peter's
Square on Sunday.
The ceremony included a
Latin hymn and a recommendation by a representative of
the Congregation for the
Saints, after which Pope
Francis pronounced them
saints at a special mass. Representatives of the new saints
NEW DELHI, Nov 23:
Looking to provide prompt help
to distressed children across the
country, the government has
decided to open three new child
helpline centres in Kolkata,
Gurgaon and Chennai which
will cover 500 cities and towns.
Childline, the 24-hour
helpline started in 1996 and
based in Mumbai, currently
reaches out to 282 locations
across India with the help of
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New Lamka, C.C.pur
THE 11TH STATE LEVEL
ORANGE FESTIVAL, 2014
Venue
:- Tamenglong District Head Quarters
Date
:- 9th December, 2014
It is hereby informed to all the intending contestants for the
coming “Orange Queen Beauty Pageant Contest, 2014” that
the Queen contest will be held on the 9th December, 2014,
and Screening will be held at Hotel Imphal (By The Classic)
on 2nd December, 2014 at 10:00 a.m.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Miss Orange Queen Winner
Miss Orange Queen
First Runner-up
Miss Orange Queen
Second Runner-up
Miss Orange Queen
Five Sub-Titles Winners
Best Costume Designer -
- Rs.1,00000/- (Rupees: One Lakh)
Rs. 75,000/(Rupees: Seventy-five thousand)
Rs. 50,000/(Rupees: Fifty Thousand)
Rs. 10,000/(Rupees: Ten Thousand) each.
Rs. 20,000/(Rupees: Twenty thousand)
Forms can be had @ Rs. 1000/-from the following centres; 1. The Cham Office- Tamenglong Hqs.
2. The United Pharmacy- Noney (Longmai).
3. Matam Job Centre, RIMS Road, Near M.M. Gas, Imphal.
4. Marry’s Shop, Super Market, Lamphel.
5. Vina Opticals, Opp. Kasturi Thong, Near Lai-Eshing Chaibi
6. Micheal’s Computer Works, Checkon Bazaar, Near Tribal
Market.
Sd/- Convenor
The 11th State Level Orange Queen Committee, 2014
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nades, he said.
As many as 18 hand grenades, six rocket projectile
guns (RPG), two disposable
rocket launchers, two radio
sets and two mortar bombs
were also recovered during
the operation, the official said.
The recoveries come two
days ahead of the first phase
of polling in Jammu and
Kashmir.
Fifteen assembly segments
including five in Kashmir
Valley will go to polls on
Tuesday.
handed over portions of the
holy remains to be kept there
as part of the canonisation
ritual. A 5,000-strong delegation of Kerala Catholic church
attended the ceremony in
Vatican. The Kerala government deputed two ministers
for the occasion. Rajya Sabha
Deputy Chairman PJ Kurien
is leading the Indian delegation.
In Kerala, prayers were
offered and masses held since
morning. Arrangements were
made for special masses at
multiple points in Kottayam
and Thrissur, where the
homes churches of Father
Chavara and Sister Euphrasia
are located. As Pope Francis
pronounced the names of the
saints in faraway Rome, people burst into applause.
Colorful processions were
seen throughout the day, as
all made their way to the
church centres.
With today's canonisation,
the
centuries-old
Syro
Malabar Church now has
three Saints, the first being
Sister Alphonsa, who was
declared a saint in 2008.
3 new child helpline centres to cover 500
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"We are opening three centres: in Kolkata, Chennai and
in Gurgaon. Apart from that,
the service reach (of the centres) will be expanded to 500
cities and towns in about two
years," Women and Child
Development
Minister
Maneka Gandhi told PTI.
The three new centres
would be nodal bases providing service to the rest of the
locations.
"The aim is to enable a
child in need to get prompt
help," said Gandhi.
According to a senior ministry official, it is becoming
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difficult for the Mumbai centre to attend to all the calls
made to the helpline as there
is a large number of these,
resulting in many calls getting abandoned.
"At present, the centre effectively caters to calls from
North and West (India). The
expansion will help it cater to
calls from children in the
South and East.
"Also, all the calls would
be attended properly," the
official added.
The Childline, which can
be reached on the number1098, has so far this year
received 38,22,081 calls of
which 4 per cent were about
missing children, the official
said.
Ph.D. Awarded
Gauhati University awarded Ph.D. to
Smt Devikarani Khundrakpam D/o Dr.
Kh. Jayantakumar Singh & Smt. Th.
Sujata Devi of Keishamthong Hodam
Leirak, Imphal & wife of Shri Soibam
Nanaocha Meitei S/O Dr. S. Birahari
Singh and Smt, Ng. Tilotama Devi of
Lamding Ngangom Leikai, Wangjing
for her research work entitled “Predator-Prey Relationship: A Study on
Population Dynamics, Larval Growth
and
Reproductive
Fitness
of
Coelophora saucia (Mulsant) on Bean Aphid” vide memo
no. ACR/Ph.D /Award/2014/4625-4745 dtd 10th Oct. 2014.
She worked under the supervision of Prof. R. K. Bhola,
Department of Zoology, Gauhati University & Prof. T.
Kameshwar Singh, Professor Emeritus, Department of Life
Sciences, Manipur University. She published 13 research
papers in reputed national and international journals. She is
serving as a Lecturer at Langmeidong Hr. Sec. School.
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I have lost my SBI Passbook bearing A/C no. 11785055954
of Kangpokpi Branch (SBI) on 12/11/2014 between
Kalapahar to Kangpokpi. Finders are requested to handover
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clude 18 AK-47 rifles and
five pistols, he said adding
searches are still in progress
in the area.
In another success, army
recovered arms and ammunition from Hajibal area of
Baramulla district, the army
official said.
The recoveries included
one sniper rifle with a magazine and five rounds, two
pistols with four live rounds
and two Under Barrel Grenade Launchers (UBGL)
along with 23 UBGL gre-
Sainthood on priest, nun from Kerala in Vatican
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The Jamia Miilia Islamia Alumni, Manipur Chapter is
pleased to appeal to the Manipur government for age relaxation for direct recruitment to 280 posts of Assistant professor
in various disciplines for filling the vacancies in 28 Government College under the higher education department,
Manipur.
Members of the Jamia Miilia Islamia Alumni, Manipur
Chapter react that the direct recruitment of 280 teaching
posts as invited by MPSC, Adv. No. 15/2014 under Higher
education department, Manipur is a rare opportunity to the
aspirant of teaching of the state but many of whom are in
age factor as mentioned, the age limit was 38 for general,
41 for OBC and 45 for SC/ST.
As the matter of fact, the direct recruitment of such teaching faculties for the Government College was rarely held. In
order to have such opportunity to the aspirant of teaching
those who have higher qualification, experience and crossed
age limit. Members of JMI Alummni hope that the government will consider to the appeal.
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UNITED NATIONS, Nov
23: India has asked the international community to educate the
future generations about slave
trade to ensure that horrors of
the past are not perpetuated
through racism and prejudice.
"The tragedy of transatlantic slave trade has been
undeniably one of the most
inhumane chapters in recorded human history,"
India's Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Asoke Mukerji said.
"This slave trade, which
happened over a 400-year
period, completely altered the
socio-economic fabric of African society, the effects of
which are still visible today.
The legacy continues in the
form of racism and prejudice
which are an affront to human dignity," he said at a UN
General Assembly session on
transatlantic slave trade on
Friday.
Mukerji said through education and remembrance the
international community must
build in future generations an
"understanding of the causes,
consequences and lessons of
slave trade so that the horrors
of the past are not perpetuated through racism and
prejudice."
He called for reaching a
broader audience by strengthening the involvement of
academics and institutions of
learning. He added that while
India had no role to play in
slave trade but it is willing to
jointly shoulder the responsibility that the international
community has for its remembrance and urged others to
join the initiatives. ––PTI
SRINAGAR, Nov 23: In one
of the biggest arms hauls in
recent times, Army today
seized 18 AK-47 rifles and five
pistols from a militant hideout
in forests near the Line of
Control (LoC) in Kupwara
district of poll-bound Jammu
and Kashmir.
"Army thwarted the efforts of terrorists to smuggle
arms in large quantity by intercepting weapons near LoC
in Keran sector," an army
official said.
The weapons seized in-
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IN THE COURT OF THE CHIEF JUDICIAL
MAGISTRATE : IMPHAL WEST
Cril. (C) Case No. 64 of 2014
U/s 420/468/489D/489E/506/34 IPC
PROCLAMATION REQUIRING THE APPEARANCE OF A
PERSON ACCUSED
(Section 82 of the Code of Criminal Procedure)
1) Name,
WHEREAS, complaint has been made before
designation
me that (1) Mr. Daigam Khumba (47), S/O
and address
(L) Akham Khumba of Haochong (near Bazar),
of accused.
Tamenglong District, Prop. M/S Khumba &
Sons Enterprises, Namdulong Stadium Road,
lmphal has committed/or is suspect to have
committed the offence of 420/468/489D/
489E/506/34 IPC. punishable under section
2) Name of
420/468/489D/489E/506/34 of IPC.
the accused
and it has been returned to a warrant of arrest
there upon issued that (2) the said accused
cannot be found, and whereas it has been
shown to my satisfaction that the said (2)
accused has absconded/or is concealing himself to avoid the service of the said warrant.
Proclamation is hereby made that the said (2)
Mr. Daigam Khumba (47), S/O (L) Akham
Khumba
of
Haochong
(near
Bazar),
Tamenglong District, Prop. M/S Khumba &
Sons Enterprises, Namdulong Stadium Road.
3) Place
lmphal is required to appear at (3) CJM/IW
before this court to answer the said complaint
on the 08th day of December, 2014.
Dated, this 11th day of November, 2014.
Sd/- R.K. Memcha Devi
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Chief Judicial Magistrate. Imphal West
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IN THE COURT OF THE CHIEF JUDICIAL
MAGISTRATE : IMPHAL WEST
Cril. (C) Case No. 64 of 2014
U/s 420/468/489D/489E/506/34 IPC
PROCLAMATION
REQUIRING THE APPEARANCE OF A PERSON ACCUSED
(Section 82 of the Code of Criminal Procedure)
1) Name,
WHEREAS, complaint has been made before
designation me that (1) Smt Kathenlu Khumba (38),
and address W/O Daingam Khumba of Haochong
of accused. (near Bazar), Tamenglong District, C/O Mr.
Akiya, C.I.D. (ASI) of Tarungkhun has committed/or is suspect to have committed the offence
of 420/468/489D/489E/506/34 IPC under
punishable section 420/468/489D/489E/506/34
of lPC. and it has been returned to a warrant
2) Name of of arrest there upon issued that (2) the said
the accused accused cannot be found, and whereas it has
been shown to my satisfaction that the said (2)
accused has absconded/or is concealing himself to avoid the service of the said warrant.
Proclamation is hereby made that the said (2)
Smt. Kathenlu Khumba (38), W/O Daingam
Khumba
of
Haochong
(near
Bazar),
Tamenglong District, C/O Mr. Akiya, C.I.D. (ASI)
3) Place
of Tarungkhun is required to appear at (3) CJM/
IW before this court to answer the said complaint on the 08th day of December, 2014.
Dated, this 11th day of November, 2014.
Sd/- R.K. Memcha Devi
Chief Judicial Magistrate. Imphal West
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