Manipur/NE News IMPHAL, MONDAY 24 NOVEMBER, 2014 CNPO lauds setting up of delivery points CHANDEL, Nov 23 Chandel Naga Peoples' Organization has hailed the whole team of district block-wise cluster area on health awareness and delivery point led by district Health Mission Director Dr N Birchandra Singh for the relentless efforts the team had been putting forth for improving health care facilities in the remote areas of the district. President of CNPO Ws Kanral Anal told mediapersons here in Chandel that setting up of delivery points in few places like Unopat Primary Health Sub Centre, Sajik Tampak Primary Health Sub Centre and Purum Tampak Primary Health Sub Centre, as reported in the local dailies, is an evidence of how the team in the past few days had reached out to the remote areas and provided health care services. Saying this is possible due to the action taken up by the Director of Health Services and National Health Mission Dr Okram Ibomcha Singh, the president went on to thank the Director for providing all the equipment to the people. LFC releases gospel motion album Our Correspondent KANGPOKPI, Nov 23: Lennagam Film Company (LFC) released its first Gospel Motion Album in Thadou-Kuki titled “Ken La’n sang’e” today at Taphou Kuki village along with a felicitation event for Miss Kut 2014 winner Lamneimoi Chongloi. The function was graced by Haotinlen Vaiphei, special contractor, PWD, Government of Manipur and chief of Molnom village as Chief Guest, Lenkhomang Chongloi, member of ADC Sadar Hills as the functional president while L John Kuba, Deputy Inspector of School, ADC Senapati, Raju Sharma, Manager, Satyam Industry, Taphou and K Heshat Kipgen, Secretary, Kanggui Area Chief Association attended as the guests of honour. Lamneimoi Chongloi, Miss Kut 2014 attended as special guest of today's event. Various artistes from different community including Eikhoigi Lamdam Trio and several CSOs and Church leaders also attended the function. Directed by PK Chongloi and assisted by Wycliffe Lunneo Kipgen, the motion album “Ken La’n Sang’e” introduces Vashi Chongloi. It released by Haotinlen Vaiphei. Sit-in-protest staged, mother pledges son's innocence By Our Staff Reporter IMPHAL, Nov 2: Uripok Achom Leikai and Khumanthem Leikai Meira Paibis staged a sit-in-protest at Achom Leikai today demanding immediate release of RK Surjit who was taken into custody for his alleged connection with the proscribed PLA. Surjit's mother, who took an active part in the protest demonstration here today, defying the charges made against her son by the Manipur State Police Department, said Surjit, 34, father of three children, was leading an ordinary life as a shopkeeper. Surjit was arrested by the district police commando, Imphal West on November 21 from Iroisemba near Hiden community hall for his alleged connection with the PLA. On November 20, she continued, at around 10.30 pm a CID sub-inspector came to Surjit's house armed with guns and inquired the whereabouts of Surjit. Surjit wasn't home till then, she informed. The sub-inspector, whose face was all covered up when he entered, turned out to be one Surjit's former friend Sushil, alleged Surjit's mother. Before leaving, Sushil placed a demand of Rs 3 lakh to be delivered within the time frame of 10 days failing which, she alleged, Sushil threatened to kill Surjit. On November 21, at around 7.30 am Shushil allegedly hauled up a helper in Surjit's shop, Saikhom Subon, 23, s/o S Loken, Naoremthong, demanding that he snap his ties with Surjit. On the same day, at around 9 am, Sushil allegedly came KSA distributes Kanglei Talent Hunt prizes MSDO felicitates Our Correspondent THOUBAL, Nov 23: Muslim Students' Development Organisation (MSDO) felicitated individuals from around Sangaiyumpham area, under Thoubal district, who excelled in various trade in a felicitation programme held at Sangaiyumpham Puleipokpi Salam Macha Bazar today. The programme was graced by Sangaiyumpham Part I GP pradhan Alipjan, Sangaiyumpham part II GP pradhan Md Fakharuddin, Zilla Parishad representative nominee Md Janab Khan and MSDO president Md Zamir Khan as presidium members. MPSC topper felicitated By Our Staff Reporter IMPHAL, Nov 23: Amatuer Athletic Association, Kongpal Kongkham Leikai felicitated Rojit alias Thembung, s/o Dr Irom Chourajit and Dr Rupomani, 13th rank holder in Manipur Civil Services Combined Competitive Examination, 2014 under MPSC with a small felicitation ceremony today at Kongpal Kongkham Leikai. The programme was graced by Naorem Ibochou, assistant general manager, BSNL and AAA president Khwairakpam Raju as chief guest and president respectively. Zilla Sainik board CDL condoles CHANDEL, Nov 23: Ex-service men, Zilla Sainik Board Chandel District condoled the death of Ex-Sub Wl Joseph Anal VRC (Vir Chakra recipient) who expired on November 22 at RIMS Imphal due to an illness. While sharing the deep sorrow of the bereaved family members, it informed that 49 year old Wl Joseph was enrolled in the Naga Regiment in 1983. While he was posted in Kiran Sector, Jammu & Kashmir as a havildar, Wl Joseph was awarded the President Honours services Personnel Medal, Vir Chakra. He was promoted to the rank of Subedar in 2003. He finally retired from service in 2010. to Surjit's shop at Iroisemba and started threatening Surjit with his gun. Subon's father S Loken, who came for a visit, saw the ruckus and together with his son and Surjit seized Sushil and later handed him to Manipur police commandos, Surjit's mother informed. Surjit was arrested and handed over to Lamphel PS on his way back from the PS at Langol View. According to S Loken, he and Surjit had visited Lamphel PS to file a complaint against Sushil. Their complaint was however rejected. RK Surjit, s/o Bheigyachandra has been charged under Section 20 UA(P)A-Act, FIR No 274 (11), 2014. The Home Minister and Imphal West SP have reportedly been infomed about the matter through written complaints by the meira paibis. Our Correspondent THOUBAL, Nov 23: The prize distribution ceremony of the 1st District Level Kanglei Talent Hunt, 2013-14 was held today at Waikhom Mani Girl's College, Thoubal Okram under the aegis of Kangleipak Student's Association (KSA), Thoubal District Council. The event was presided by Thoubal Zilla Parishad Upadhayaksha Elangbam Manglemjao Singh as chief guest, KSA Thoubal District One woman killed, 3 injured in dispute over land Press Trust of India Krishnagar, Nov 23: One woman was killed and three other persons suffered bullet wounds today in a dispute over farmland at Krishnaganj in Nadia district, police said. The incident took place when the members of Ghosh family from nearby Tirpurpara village allegedly shot them as they tried to stop the family members from forcefully tilling their land using a tractor, police said. Aprna Das (50), two other women and a man received bullet injuries and were rushed to Shaktinagar Hospital here, police said, adding, Das was declared brought dead. Family members of Das and other villagers are marginal farmers and used to farm in the 20 bighas of vested agricultural land. Since most of the male members of the families were outside, so the housewives went to stop the tilling of their land, police said. The members of Ghosh family however, claimed, they had bought the farmland at Ghugra Gachi in Krishnaganj police station, they said. A large contingent of police went to the spot. However, nobody has been arrested yet, police said. Council president Khundrakpam Milan Meitei as functional president, Deputy Inspector of schools, ZEO Thoubal H Priyokumar, Thoubal College Principal Okram Chaoba Devi, Anthropology Department HOD, Waikhom Mani Girl's College, K Sadananda Singh and Vice-Principal, Fancier Abhiram Higher Secondary School Asem Raju Singh as guests of honour. The 1st district level talent hunt , 2013-14 is a mathematics and science competition which was held last year for class III to X students. Dignitaries handed out prizes to winners of this talent hunt during the prize distribution ceremony held here today. FEELS organises awareness programme IMPHAL, Nov 23 FEELS (Fraternity of East Eyes Line Society) in collaboration with the village authority of Kangkhui Phungdhar organized a function titled “Expedition Alfresco” at Harvakhangai peak located 1 mile east of Khangkhui village, Ukhrul yesterday. Organized to create awareness of the location as the first battle of second world war on Indian soil, the function was attended by Samuel Risom, MLA, 44 A/C (ST) Ukhrul Constituency, Brigadier Peeyush Panday, VSM, DIG 10 Sector, Assam Riffles, RK Saha, Commander, 25 BRTF, Manipur, Yumnam Rajeshwor Singh, Co-founder 2nd World War Imphal Campaign Foundation, the village head and chairman of Khangkhui Phungdhar. MLA Simon Risom spoke on the responsibility of the people to make Khangkhui a tourist destination. He said, “Days are not far when the Japanese and the British will come to the location as tourists.” Brigadier Peeyush also commented on the beauty of the location and the tourism potential the place is gifted with. Yumnam Rajeshwor explained the battle from his research findings and highlighted the strategic importance of the location and the consequences of the battle. The function was also attended by members of Royal Riders Manipur and around 300 local people. Cultural troupes and local artists also entertained the gathering with pomp and show. Punia attacks NDA Govt over BHU violence Varanasi, Nov 23 Senior Congress leader P L Punia today attacked the NDA government over the violence in Banaras Hindu University (BHU) over the last few days. "The HRD ministry is responsible for this violent incident in BHU, along with the entire BHU administration which failed to control the worsening situation in the university campus," Punia said. In an apparent attack at HRD Minister Smriti Irani, he said, "Those who didn't appoint the Vice Chancellor of Banaras Hindu University for the last two months after the former VC's term ended, are responsible for the violence." Referring to the students' demand for holding of students' union election, over which protests were held leading to clashes with police, Punia said Congress had favoured it when it was in power in the previous government. "There is a recommendation of Lyngdoh committee to hold students union election but BHU violated this by not holding the students union election and instead going ahead with a students council elections. Iboyaima presented with wheelchair Death anniversary IMPHAL, Nov 23 : To commemorate the 9th death anniversary of Bhakti Swarup Damodar Swami, the 77th Vyasa Puja would be organised by Bhakti Swarup Damodar Swami Janm Stan Nirmaan on November 28 at Toubul. Parth Sarthi Das urged the people to extend support to establish a museum based on the life story, lectures, photos and contributions of Bhakti Swarup Damodar Swami. By Our Staff Reporter IMPHAL, Nov 23: Rotary Club of Imphal presented a wheelchair to renowned social worker Thounaojam Iboyaima Singh at his residence at Singjamei Thongam Leikai One day symposium held Jiri News Network(JNN) LAKHIPUR, Nov 23: Naharol Khorirol Shillup, Assam, Lakhipur, Cachar under the aegis of Sangeet Kala Akademi, New Delhi today organised a one day symposium on the lives and works of poets Kheiruddin Choudhury, Saugaijam Brojeshwor Singha and Sagolsem Dhabal Singh at Lakhipur Municipality conference hall. Attended by Professor H Behari Singh, convenor, Manipuri Language Advisory Board, L Atol Singh, president, Naharol Khorirol Shillup, NKS, Assam, Lakhipur as the chief guest and functional president, the programme was categorised into morning and evening session with Dr N Bidyasagar Singh, Prof H Nani Kumar, A Dwijendra Singh as the resource persons. Chief guest Professor H Behari Singh stressed on the importance of public contribution in order to develop one’s language. Gas Today R & H Booking upto ---------- 16-07-14 Valid From ------------- 01-07-14 Stock --------------------- 288 Time: 7.30am to 11am YAIRIPOK GAS Booking upto ---------- 28-09-14 Valid From ------------- 14-09-14 Stock --------------------- 306 Time: 7am to 9:30am today. Iboyaima met with a road accident about two months back which left him crippled. Rotary Club of Imphal secretary Devkumar Thoudam expressed concern for the renowned social worker’s health and said the wheelchair has been presented as a token of gratitude for all his contributions to the society. T Iboyaima while accepting the gift thanked the Rotary Club of Imphal for extending the assistance. Sterilization deaths : Labs confirm poisonous content in medicines BILASPUR, Nov 23: Nearly two weeks after botched sterilization surgeries claimed 13 lives and left many critical, medical reports have confirmed the presence of poisonous substance in the medicines which were distributed to the women at the state-run tubectomy camps in Bilaspur. Health minister Amar Agrawal said the reports of samples of medicines and viscera have been received from all the laboratories, including Delhi and Kolkata, and were handed over to police for further action. "All the reports have been received and it is now clear that poison-contaminated medicines caused the deaths of women," he said. -PTI
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