Thursday, December 31, 2009
Fillip to sportspersons : Appt forms handedover
IMPHAL, Dec 30: Inau-gurating the newly cons-
tructed school building and administrative block
of the National Sports Academy here today, Chief
Minister O Ibobi Singh has expressed hope that
many National and International level players
would come out from the Sports Academy.
As announced by the State Government earlier,
offer forms/appointment forms were also
presented by the Chief Minister to the gold medal
winners in various National Games starting from
the event held at Imphal in 1999 at the occasion.
The appointment orders include induction of 40
players in Youth Affairs and Sports Department,
50 players in Home Department and 19 players in
the Education Department.
The Chief Minister explained that induction of the
players in different departments of the State
Government is based not only on their sporting
talent but also on their educational qualification.
However, there are two more cases of overaged
players, seven others who do not fulfil the
prescribed height in the efficiency test and two
other absentee players, which would be
considered in accordance to their minimum
qualification in general education, the Chief
Minister said, while emphasising on general
education along with pursuing sports.
With the inauguration of the school and the
administrative block, the sports academy would
be able to take care of the physical, mental and
educational development of the players as well,
the Chief Minister hoped.
Taking note of the fact that the number of
women players was more than their male
counterparts in the distribution of the
appointment orders, the Chief Minister observed
that more attention should be paid on improving
the performance of the women players from
whom much can be expected for the future of
sports in Manipur.
Presiding over the ianugural function of the
administrative block and the school building,
which have been reported constructed at an
estimated cost of Rs 92 lakhs and Rs 5.38 crores
respectively with funding from DONER Ministry,
Youth Affairs and Sports Minister N Biren
maintained that the present Government has kept
its promise of providing jobs to the meritorious
players unlike the Governments in the past which
never kept their words.
Earlier giving the key note address, Director of
Youth Affairs and Sports Boby Waikhom
informed the gathering that proposal had already
made for construction of an indoor hall and an
auditorium of the Sports Academy in the 12th
Finance Commission. So far, eight staff from
Youth Affairs and Sports Department, four from
Education Department and five other contract
staff are running the Academy.
Along with development of the infrastructure of
the Sports Academy fully, there would the need
for appointing more staff, the Director noted.
He also expressed happiness that the Sports
Academy which is not even three years old has
been able to produce National level medal winner
players in Archery and Judo.
Construction of the school building,
administrative block, staff quarters, laboratory
and the hostel of the Sports Academy reportedly
began in October last year at a total estimated
cost of Rs 22 crores with funding from the
Ministry of DONER and Manipur Development
Society as the implementing agency.
The National Sports Academy at Imphal was
established in 2007 with special focus of
grooming players in five disciplines namely
Archery, Boxing, Judo, Taekwondo and
Wrestling.
DGP Y Joykumar, Chief Secretary DS Poonia,
Education Manipur L Jayentakumar, etc were
among other dignitaries who were present at the
function.
tructed school building and administrative block
of the National Sports Academy here today, Chief
Minister O Ibobi Singh has expressed hope that
many National and International level players
would come out from the Sports Academy.
As announced by the State Government earlier,
offer forms/appointment forms were also
presented by the Chief Minister to the gold medal
winners in various National Games starting from
the event held at Imphal in 1999 at the occasion.
The appointment orders include induction of 40
players in Youth Affairs and Sports Department,
50 players in Home Department and 19 players in
the Education Department.
The Chief Minister explained that induction of the
players in different departments of the State
Government is based not only on their sporting
talent but also on their educational qualification.
However, there are two more cases of overaged
players, seven others who do not fulfil the
prescribed height in the efficiency test and two
other absentee players, which would be
considered in accordance to their minimum
qualification in general education, the Chief
Minister said, while emphasising on general
education along with pursuing sports.
With the inauguration of the school and the
administrative block, the sports academy would
be able to take care of the physical, mental and
educational development of the players as well,
the Chief Minister hoped.
Taking note of the fact that the number of
women players was more than their male
counterparts in the distribution of the
appointment orders, the Chief Minister observed
that more attention should be paid on improving
the performance of the women players from
whom much can be expected for the future of
sports in Manipur.
Presiding over the ianugural function of the
administrative block and the school building,
which have been reported constructed at an
estimated cost of Rs 92 lakhs and Rs 5.38 crores
respectively with funding from DONER Ministry,
Youth Affairs and Sports Minister N Biren
maintained that the present Government has kept
its promise of providing jobs to the meritorious
players unlike the Governments in the past which
never kept their words.
Earlier giving the key note address, Director of
Youth Affairs and Sports Boby Waikhom
informed the gathering that proposal had already
made for construction of an indoor hall and an
auditorium of the Sports Academy in the 12th
Finance Commission. So far, eight staff from
Youth Affairs and Sports Department, four from
Education Department and five other contract
staff are running the Academy.
Along with development of the infrastructure of
the Sports Academy fully, there would the need
for appointing more staff, the Director noted.
He also expressed happiness that the Sports
Academy which is not even three years old has
been able to produce National level medal winner
players in Archery and Judo.
Construction of the school building,
administrative block, staff quarters, laboratory
and the hostel of the Sports Academy reportedly
began in October last year at a total estimated
cost of Rs 22 crores with funding from the
Ministry of DONER and Manipur Development
Society as the implementing agency.
The National Sports Academy at Imphal was
established in 2007 with special focus of
grooming players in five disciplines namely
Archery, Boxing, Judo, Taekwondo and
Wrestling.
DGP Y Joykumar, Chief Secretary DS Poonia,
Education Manipur L Jayentakumar, etc were
among other dignitaries who were present at the
function.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Vaiphei villages in Indian side
Name of villages No of houses Denomination Sub Division District
1. Leisang 30 KSP/MPCS/EOC CCPur CCPur
2. Bualjang 15 MPCS CCPur CCPur
3. S.Kotlian 60 MPCS/KSP VCC CCPur CCPur
4. Torbung 90 MPCS/RCG CCPur CCPur
5. Kangvai 120 MPCS/KSP/RCG/VCC CCPur CCPur
6. Phuaisanphai 15 KSPC CPur CCPur
7. K.Kotlian 25 MPCS CCPur CCPur
8. Laika Mualsau 8 MPCS CCPur CCPur
9. Mualngat 8 EOC CCPur CCPur
10. Khommunnom 12 EMP CCPur CCPur
11. Loklaiphai 30 CCPur CCPur
12. Pengjang 65 MPCS/EO CCPur CCPur
13. J.Tampak 7 KSP CCPur CCPur
14. Lingsiphai 200 MPCS/EOC/KSP CCPur CCPur
15. Mata 120 MPCS/EOC CCPur CCPur
16. Buallian 40 MPCS CCPur CCPur
17. Bisanmual 30 KSP CCPur CCPur
18. Mualkot 20 KSP CCPur CCPur
19. Tangmual 45 KSP CCPur CCPur
20. Saipum 80 KSP CCPur CCPur
21. Sumtuk1 8 MPCS CCPur CCPur
22. Tuikham 20 KSP CCPur CCPur
23. Ngathal,Vaipheiveng 30 KSP CCPur CCPur
24. Tualnuam 15 EOC CCPur CCPur
25. B.Phaicham 60 EMP CCPur CCPur
26. Vaiphei Veng 30 EOC/MPCS CCPur CCPur
27. Buite Veng 5 CCPur CCPur
28. Neihsial Veng 50 ECI/MPCS CCPur CCPur
29. Hill Town 300 MPCS/EOC/KSP/RCG CCPur CCPur
30. Hd Qtr 150 MPCS/EOC CCPur CCPur
31. CompoundVeng 250 MPCS CCPur CCPur
32. Bethel Veng 250 MPCS CCPur CCPur
33. Gangpimual 150 KSP/MPCS CCPur CCPur
34. Kamuching 78 Baptist Church Saikul SadarHills
35. Chingjang 5 VBA Saikul SadarHills
36. Saronphai 20 MPCS Saikul SadarHills
37. KamuTampak 22 RCG Saikul SadarHills
38. Lairok 12 VBA Saikul SadarHills
39. KamuLairok Saikul SadarHills
40. KamuTangnuam Saikul SadarHills
41. S.Mualzawlphai Saikul SadarHills
42. Heiroklian F/Gospel Saikul SadarHills
43. Pheitaiching Saikul SadarHills
44. ZeruKanan Saikul SadarHills
45. Langmaiching 20 RCG Saikul SadarHills
46. Gawtangkot 30 RCG Saikul SadarHills
47. Mualkonbung Saikul SadarHills
48. Beulalane Saikul SadarHills
49. HappyValley 20 VBA Saikul SadarHills
50. Thienjawl 22 VCC Saikul SadarHills
51. Phailengjang Saikul SadarHills
52. Vaiphei Pakai Local Saikul SadarHills
53. Sialhau RCG Saikul SadarHills
54. Haukhuangphai 18 RCC Saikul SadarHills
55. Salemphai Saikul SadarHills
56. B.Phainuam Saikul SadarHills
57. Nongpok Centre 13 EOC Saikul SadarHills
58. S.Kanan Saikul SadarHills
59. Phaizawl Saikul SadarHills
60. SalamPatong 80 VBA Saikul SadarHills
61. ThangzaLocal Saikul SadarHills
62. Elimphai Saikul SadarHills
63. N-Khawlal Saikul SadarHills
64. Chiangpi 25 MPCS Henglep CCPur
65. C.Munpi 85 MPCS Henglep CCPur
66. Chongkhozo 75 MPCS Henglep CCPur
67. Thingkeu 57 MPCS Henglep CCPur
68. Khawzim 30 MPCS Henglep CCPur
69. Munlai 6 MPCS Henglep CCPur
70. Lungchuang 18 EOC Henglep CCPur
71. Mualhoiching 7 EOC Henglep CCPur
72. Saihum1 5 MPCS Henglep CCPur
73. Naupanglon 20 MPCS Henglep CCPur
74. Sanglel1 5 EOC Henglep CCPur
75. Kolhen 22 MPCS Henglep CCPur
76. Suangpha 24 MPCS Henglep CCPur
77. Mualdak 15 MPCS Henglep CCPur
78. Dawjang 7 MPCS Henglep CCPur
79. N Saikot 5 MPCS Henglep CCPur
80. Bualmual 8 MPCS Henglep CCPur
81. Puaktam 7 MPCS Henglep CCPur
82. S.Khawlian 3 Henglep CCPur
83. K.Tuilii 5 MPCS Henglep CCPur
84. Maite(U) 12 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
85. Maite(L) 8 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
86. Tuilii 20 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
87. Phunchongjang 20 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
88. Phailianbung 65 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
89. Thiek 8 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
90 Umtal 15 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
91. Mualkui 20 EOC Thanlon CCPur
92. B.Munpi 22 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
93. Sinjang 13 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
94. Phaipheng 60 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
95. Tuikumuallum 15 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
96. T.Phaikholum 7 EOC Thanlon CCPur
97. Leijangphai 45 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
98. Tonglon1 5 MPCS Singat CCPur
99. Dumdephai 25 KSP Singat CCPur
100. Vokbual 15 MPCS Singat CCPur
101. Vokbual(L) 7 EOC Singat CCPur
102. Mualnuam
103. Bijang 7 EOC Nungba Tamenglong
104. Mualzawl 8 MPCS Nungba Tamenglong
105 Lengluang 16 MPCS Nungba Tamenglong
106. Leikot 8 EOC Nungba Tamenglong
107. Tuaitengmun 10 MPCS Nungba Tamenglong
108. Leilon 90 KSP Saitu SadarHills
109. L.Phaijang 25 VCC Saitu SadarHills
110. Misihoubi Saitu SadarHills
111. Suangtun 22 Saitu SadarHills
112. Nakhujang 18 RCG Saitu SadarHills
113. Harauthel 45 Local Saitu SadarHills
114. Suangpekjang Saitu SadarHills
115. Leimakhong 35 KSP Saitu SadarHills
116. KharamVaiphei 45 KSP Saitu SadarHills
117. N.Changobung 45 KBC Kangpokpi SadarHills
118. S.Changobung 80 KBC Kangpokpi SadarHills
119. S.Molnom 25 Local Kangpokpi SadarHills
120. Mongneljang 30 EMP Ukhrul
121. LitanSareikhong 70 EMP Ukhrul
122. L.Chingphei 30 EMP Ukhrul
123. Lakhan 49 KBC Ukhrul
124. Meitii Ukhrul
125. Moreh 250 MPCS/EMP/N-Life Tengnopal Chandel
126. MaipiMangsom 22 EMP Tengnopal Chandel
127. B.Bongjang 20 EMP Tengnopal Chandel
128. Tatjang 17 EMP Tengnopal Chandel
129. SM.Lhangjol 10 KCC Tengnopal Chandel
130. T.Jangnom 14 N-Life Tengnopal Chandel
131. Maojang 20 EMP Tengnopal Chandel
132. Ch.Tengnopal 60 EMP/Catholic Tengnopal Chandel
133. Khudengthabi1 2 KBC Tengnopal Chandel
134. Chongjang 15 EMP Tengnopal Chandel
135. L.Bongjol 23 Catholic Tengnopal Chandel
136. Khumkot 21 Catholic Tengnopal Chandel
137. Kullian Lutheran Singat CCPur
138. S Geltui 40 TBC Singat CCPur
139. Muallum Singat CCPur
140. Zezaw 25 MPCS Singat CCPur
141. Belbing Singat CCPur
142. Panglian 60 MPCS Singat CCPur
143. Changlian PCI Singat CCPur
144. Belbing TBC Singat CCPur
145. T.Kotlian MPCS Singat CCPur
146. B.Tuallian MPCS Singat CCPur
147. Zahawng Singat CCPur
148. Hawnglian Singat CCPur
149. Phaiza TBC Singat CCPur
150. Tuiningkhal Singat CCPur
151. Tuinuphai Singat CCPur
152. B.Pangmual 13 RCG Singat CCPur
153. L.Muncham 22 MPCS Singat CCPur
154. Dumlian 17 MPCS Singat CCPur
155. Salvaphai 25 EMP Singat CCPur
156. Molvom 50 EMP Singat CCPur
157. Lamlai 35 VCC Singat CCPur
158. Dongjang 64 MPCS Singat CCPur
159. Lailoiphai 30 MPCS Singat CCPur
160. Lunggil 25 KBC Singat CCPur
161. Hengken 70 EMP Singat CCPur
162. Moljol 40 RCG Singat CCPur
163. Makhao 27 KBC Singat CCPur
165. Khonomphai 27 VCC Singat CCPur
166. Phaimol 28 EMP Singat CCPur
167. Sugnutribal 35 MPCS Chakpikarong Chandel
168. Boljang RCG Chakpikarong Chandel
169. Gangpijang VCC Chakpikarong Chandel
170. Sokom MPCS Chakpikarong Chandel
171. Keipham Catholic Chakpikarong Chandel
172. Khongnangpheisabi EMP Chakpikarong Chandel
173. Utangpokpi EMP Chakpikarong Chandel
174. Moltinchan EMP Chakpikarong Chandel
175. Khunjang Chakpikarong Chandel
176. Ukon Thingkangphai Catholic Chakpikarong Chandel
177. Molngat Chakpikarong Chandel
178. Phoikon Chakpikarong Chandel
179. Chiljang Chakpikarong Chandel
180. Sinam Thingkangphai Chakpikarong Chandel
1. Leisang 30 KSP/MPCS/EOC CCPur CCPur
2. Bualjang 15 MPCS CCPur CCPur
3. S.Kotlian 60 MPCS/KSP VCC CCPur CCPur
4. Torbung 90 MPCS/RCG CCPur CCPur
5. Kangvai 120 MPCS/KSP/RCG/VCC CCPur CCPur
6. Phuaisanphai 15 KSPC CPur CCPur
7. K.Kotlian 25 MPCS CCPur CCPur
8. Laika Mualsau 8 MPCS CCPur CCPur
9. Mualngat 8 EOC CCPur CCPur
10. Khommunnom 12 EMP CCPur CCPur
11. Loklaiphai 30 CCPur CCPur
12. Pengjang 65 MPCS/EO CCPur CCPur
13. J.Tampak 7 KSP CCPur CCPur
14. Lingsiphai 200 MPCS/EOC/KSP CCPur CCPur
15. Mata 120 MPCS/EOC CCPur CCPur
16. Buallian 40 MPCS CCPur CCPur
17. Bisanmual 30 KSP CCPur CCPur
18. Mualkot 20 KSP CCPur CCPur
19. Tangmual 45 KSP CCPur CCPur
20. Saipum 80 KSP CCPur CCPur
21. Sumtuk1 8 MPCS CCPur CCPur
22. Tuikham 20 KSP CCPur CCPur
23. Ngathal,Vaipheiveng 30 KSP CCPur CCPur
24. Tualnuam 15 EOC CCPur CCPur
25. B.Phaicham 60 EMP CCPur CCPur
26. Vaiphei Veng 30 EOC/MPCS CCPur CCPur
27. Buite Veng 5 CCPur CCPur
28. Neihsial Veng 50 ECI/MPCS CCPur CCPur
29. Hill Town 300 MPCS/EOC/KSP/RCG CCPur CCPur
30. Hd Qtr 150 MPCS/EOC CCPur CCPur
31. CompoundVeng 250 MPCS CCPur CCPur
32. Bethel Veng 250 MPCS CCPur CCPur
33. Gangpimual 150 KSP/MPCS CCPur CCPur
34. Kamuching 78 Baptist Church Saikul SadarHills
35. Chingjang 5 VBA Saikul SadarHills
36. Saronphai 20 MPCS Saikul SadarHills
37. KamuTampak 22 RCG Saikul SadarHills
38. Lairok 12 VBA Saikul SadarHills
39. KamuLairok Saikul SadarHills
40. KamuTangnuam Saikul SadarHills
41. S.Mualzawlphai Saikul SadarHills
42. Heiroklian F/Gospel Saikul SadarHills
43. Pheitaiching Saikul SadarHills
44. ZeruKanan Saikul SadarHills
45. Langmaiching 20 RCG Saikul SadarHills
46. Gawtangkot 30 RCG Saikul SadarHills
47. Mualkonbung Saikul SadarHills
48. Beulalane Saikul SadarHills
49. HappyValley 20 VBA Saikul SadarHills
50. Thienjawl 22 VCC Saikul SadarHills
51. Phailengjang Saikul SadarHills
52. Vaiphei Pakai Local Saikul SadarHills
53. Sialhau RCG Saikul SadarHills
54. Haukhuangphai 18 RCC Saikul SadarHills
55. Salemphai Saikul SadarHills
56. B.Phainuam Saikul SadarHills
57. Nongpok Centre 13 EOC Saikul SadarHills
58. S.Kanan Saikul SadarHills
59. Phaizawl Saikul SadarHills
60. SalamPatong 80 VBA Saikul SadarHills
61. ThangzaLocal Saikul SadarHills
62. Elimphai Saikul SadarHills
63. N-Khawlal Saikul SadarHills
64. Chiangpi 25 MPCS Henglep CCPur
65. C.Munpi 85 MPCS Henglep CCPur
66. Chongkhozo 75 MPCS Henglep CCPur
67. Thingkeu 57 MPCS Henglep CCPur
68. Khawzim 30 MPCS Henglep CCPur
69. Munlai 6 MPCS Henglep CCPur
70. Lungchuang 18 EOC Henglep CCPur
71. Mualhoiching 7 EOC Henglep CCPur
72. Saihum1 5 MPCS Henglep CCPur
73. Naupanglon 20 MPCS Henglep CCPur
74. Sanglel1 5 EOC Henglep CCPur
75. Kolhen 22 MPCS Henglep CCPur
76. Suangpha 24 MPCS Henglep CCPur
77. Mualdak 15 MPCS Henglep CCPur
78. Dawjang 7 MPCS Henglep CCPur
79. N Saikot 5 MPCS Henglep CCPur
80. Bualmual 8 MPCS Henglep CCPur
81. Puaktam 7 MPCS Henglep CCPur
82. S.Khawlian 3 Henglep CCPur
83. K.Tuilii 5 MPCS Henglep CCPur
84. Maite(U) 12 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
85. Maite(L) 8 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
86. Tuilii 20 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
87. Phunchongjang 20 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
88. Phailianbung 65 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
89. Thiek 8 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
90 Umtal 15 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
91. Mualkui 20 EOC Thanlon CCPur
92. B.Munpi 22 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
93. Sinjang 13 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
94. Phaipheng 60 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
95. Tuikumuallum 15 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
96. T.Phaikholum 7 EOC Thanlon CCPur
97. Leijangphai 45 MPCS Thanlon CCPur
98. Tonglon1 5 MPCS Singat CCPur
99. Dumdephai 25 KSP Singat CCPur
100. Vokbual 15 MPCS Singat CCPur
101. Vokbual(L) 7 EOC Singat CCPur
102. Mualnuam
103. Bijang 7 EOC Nungba Tamenglong
104. Mualzawl 8 MPCS Nungba Tamenglong
105 Lengluang 16 MPCS Nungba Tamenglong
106. Leikot 8 EOC Nungba Tamenglong
107. Tuaitengmun 10 MPCS Nungba Tamenglong
108. Leilon 90 KSP Saitu SadarHills
109. L.Phaijang 25 VCC Saitu SadarHills
110. Misihoubi Saitu SadarHills
111. Suangtun 22 Saitu SadarHills
112. Nakhujang 18 RCG Saitu SadarHills
113. Harauthel 45 Local Saitu SadarHills
114. Suangpekjang Saitu SadarHills
115. Leimakhong 35 KSP Saitu SadarHills
116. KharamVaiphei 45 KSP Saitu SadarHills
117. N.Changobung 45 KBC Kangpokpi SadarHills
118. S.Changobung 80 KBC Kangpokpi SadarHills
119. S.Molnom 25 Local Kangpokpi SadarHills
120. Mongneljang 30 EMP Ukhrul
121. LitanSareikhong 70 EMP Ukhrul
122. L.Chingphei 30 EMP Ukhrul
123. Lakhan 49 KBC Ukhrul
124. Meitii Ukhrul
125. Moreh 250 MPCS/EMP/N-Life Tengnopal Chandel
126. MaipiMangsom 22 EMP Tengnopal Chandel
127. B.Bongjang 20 EMP Tengnopal Chandel
128. Tatjang 17 EMP Tengnopal Chandel
129. SM.Lhangjol 10 KCC Tengnopal Chandel
130. T.Jangnom 14 N-Life Tengnopal Chandel
131. Maojang 20 EMP Tengnopal Chandel
132. Ch.Tengnopal 60 EMP/Catholic Tengnopal Chandel
133. Khudengthabi1 2 KBC Tengnopal Chandel
134. Chongjang 15 EMP Tengnopal Chandel
135. L.Bongjol 23 Catholic Tengnopal Chandel
136. Khumkot 21 Catholic Tengnopal Chandel
137. Kullian Lutheran Singat CCPur
138. S Geltui 40 TBC Singat CCPur
139. Muallum Singat CCPur
140. Zezaw 25 MPCS Singat CCPur
141. Belbing Singat CCPur
142. Panglian 60 MPCS Singat CCPur
143. Changlian PCI Singat CCPur
144. Belbing TBC Singat CCPur
145. T.Kotlian MPCS Singat CCPur
146. B.Tuallian MPCS Singat CCPur
147. Zahawng Singat CCPur
148. Hawnglian Singat CCPur
149. Phaiza TBC Singat CCPur
150. Tuiningkhal Singat CCPur
151. Tuinuphai Singat CCPur
152. B.Pangmual 13 RCG Singat CCPur
153. L.Muncham 22 MPCS Singat CCPur
154. Dumlian 17 MPCS Singat CCPur
155. Salvaphai 25 EMP Singat CCPur
156. Molvom 50 EMP Singat CCPur
157. Lamlai 35 VCC Singat CCPur
158. Dongjang 64 MPCS Singat CCPur
159. Lailoiphai 30 MPCS Singat CCPur
160. Lunggil 25 KBC Singat CCPur
161. Hengken 70 EMP Singat CCPur
162. Moljol 40 RCG Singat CCPur
163. Makhao 27 KBC Singat CCPur
165. Khonomphai 27 VCC Singat CCPur
166. Phaimol 28 EMP Singat CCPur
167. Sugnutribal 35 MPCS Chakpikarong Chandel
168. Boljang RCG Chakpikarong Chandel
169. Gangpijang VCC Chakpikarong Chandel
170. Sokom MPCS Chakpikarong Chandel
171. Keipham Catholic Chakpikarong Chandel
172. Khongnangpheisabi EMP Chakpikarong Chandel
173. Utangpokpi EMP Chakpikarong Chandel
174. Moltinchan EMP Chakpikarong Chandel
175. Khunjang Chakpikarong Chandel
176. Ukon Thingkangphai Catholic Chakpikarong Chandel
177. Molngat Chakpikarong Chandel
178. Phoikon Chakpikarong Chandel
179. Chiljang Chakpikarong Chandel
180. Sinam Thingkangphai Chakpikarong Chandel
Monday, December 14, 2009
List of Vaiphei officers
1. Mr. Pauneikhai, Ex-Minister
2. Mr. T. Goukhenpau, Ex-Minister
3. Mr. T. Gougin, Ex-Minister
4. Mr. Thangso Baite, Ex-Minister
5. Mr. T. Gouzadou, Ex-Minister
6. Mr. Thanglianmang@T. Manga, MLA
7. Mr. TC Misao IPS, DIG (Retd.)
8. Mr. L. Kailun IPS, SP Imphal West
9. Mr. Lamkhohen, Member MPSC, Manipur
10. Mrs. L. Lamchong, NCS Secretary, Nagaland
11. Mr. T. Misao, MPS, DSP Imphal
12. Mr. Haukholen, Bank Manager Imphal
13. Mr. Saupu, DI Kangpokpi
14. Mr. L. Haulet, Lecturer, Imphal College
15. Thonghang Tungnung SDO (Retd.) s/o (L) Nengtong (Nagaland)
16. Lt. Col. Thongzadou Tungnung (Retd) s/o (L) Donggin, Lamka.
17. (L) Tongkhothang DSP (Nagaland) s/o (L) Donggin
18. Ginkhosei Tungnung, General Manager MSRTC s/o (L) Gouchin
19. (L) Dr. ST Tungnung MO s/o (L) Donggin
20. Tualzathang Tungnung, Bank Manager BOB, s/o (L) Douzakham
21. Gouchinlian Tungnung, Bank Manager SBI s/o T. Ginkhothang
22. Ginzamang Tungnung, Lecturer s/o (L) Douzakham
23. Kapmuanthang Tungnung IFS s/o T. Gouzadou
24. Lt. Col. Ginlunmang Tungnung s/o T. Thongzadou
25. Thanglianhau Tungnung, Dy Commandant s/o T. Thongzadou
26. Somkholal Tungnung, ACIO (I) s/o Mrs. Chingkhongai
27. Thongzapau Tungnung DSP s/o T. Kaikhogin
28. (L) Letkhogin SDC s/o (L) Ulzahau
29. TC Tungnung, Head Master (Retd) s/o (L) Hangzachin
30. Jamlal Tungnung, Supdt. (Seri) s/o T. Dongkam
31. Dr. Ginzaniang Tungnung d/o T. Dongkam
32. Dr. Chiindeikim Tungnung d/o s/o T. Thongzadou
33. Ms. Siamhoiching, Dy. Commandant d/o s/o T. Thongzadou
34. Lt. Chinghoinei Tungnung (AMC) d/o Ex-Sub. (L) T. Ginkhojam
35. Tongchinmang SDO (Hort) s/o Thonghang Tungnung (Nagaland)
36. Mr. Lunneilal MCS Under Secretary
37. Mr. LM Khaute IPS, IGP
38. Mr. Genneikhup, UBI Officer
39. Mrs. Jouneikim, CDPO, ICDS
40. Mr. Jampu Baite, AI of School
41. Mr. Thangneisang Khaute, Manager UBI
42. Mrs. Neikhonieng, Lecturer
43. Mr. P. Vaiphei IAS, DC (Thoubal)
44. Mr. Henzamang, DCIO
45. Mr. Lunneikhup, Lecturer
46. Mr. Lamsei Baite, IFS, Conservator of Forest
47. Mr. Tongneilal, Lecturer
48. Mr. Paokhomang, Doctor, Assam Rifles
49. Mr. L. Mawia, Asst. Audit Officer, AG
50. Mr. Lalkhenthang, SBI Officer
51. Mr. Jamsei Baite, SDC
52. Mr. Lalcha Vaiphei, AI of School
53. Mr. Henpau, Supdt. Dist. Council
54. Mrs. Lhaikhotinlhing, Dy. Director (Seri)
55. Mr. Kai David, APO (Thoubal)
56. Mr. P. Kamla, MCS
57. Mrs. Kholhoikim, Lecturer
58. Mrs. Chongneilhing, DI of School
59. Mr. Thongkholal Baite, Asst. SSI
60. Mrs. Phalzalam, Lecturer
61. Miss Dr. Chinneilhing, Lecturer
62. Miss Mankhanmuan, PO SBI
63. Mrs. Mimi, Asst. Research Officer
64. Mrs. Lianman, SO, AG
65. Mr. Tinliankham, SO, PHED
66. Mr. Thangkholian, DO/LIC
67. Mrs. Dr. Tinglonlei, Medical Officer
68. Mrs. Rothangvung, SO, Manipur Secretariat
69. Mr. A. Kaizamang, SO/PWD
70. Mr. S. Minlianthang, MCS
71. Mr. Gentinlian, DCIO
72. Mr. Henlianthang Thanglet, CEO, Dist Council
73. Mrs. Tingneikim, Asst. Director W&M
74. Mr. Dr. Gouzalam, MO
75. Mr. Thonglet Baite, AE
76. Mrs. Engi Baite, Lecturer
77. Mrs. Zachong, APO
78. Mr. Thangkhankhual Suante, Lecturer
79. Mr. Kaikhokam, AE
80. Mr. Vungkholal, AE
81. Mr. Thangliankhup, ATMO
82. Mrs. Hoinu, AO
83. Mr. Lamkholal, Fishery Officer
84. Mr. Khaitinlian, UBI Officer
85. Mr. Dr. Paulunmang, Doctor
86. Mr. Pauchungnung, Lecturer
87. Mr. Siakpi, Supdt. Seri.
88. Mr. Dolian Capvung, Headmaster
89. Mr. Tonglal Baite, Lecturer
90. Mr. Lala Thangvung, Headmaster
91. Mrs. Lamneineng, Inspector Seri
92. Mr. Yangkhohau, Headmaster
93. Mr. Khailianthang, IPS, DIG
94. Mr. Henjang CRPF Second in Command
95. Mr. Gentinlal, BSF Commandant
96. Mr. Kapthiangou, CRPF Commandant
97. Mr. Kaipi, BSF Commandant
98. Mr. Ng. Gegen, CDS/Capt.
99. Mr. Pauliankap Buite, Manager NABARD
100. Mr. Pauliankap Leisel, Asst. Commndt. ISF
101. Mr. SK Hansing, Regional Manager/NIC
102. Mr. Paulemsang, Andhra Bank Manager
103. Mr. Vunglianthang, Officer BOB
104. Mr. Benjamin, IRS
105. Mr. Lynkhopau, Dy. Secy. Army HQ
106. Mr. Henkhomang, SO
107. Mrs. Kimkhovak, MD Associate Prof.
108. Mr. D. Thualkholal, SBI Officer
109. Mr. T. Vaiphei, Judge, Guwahati High Court
110. Mr. Paukhomang Suantak, CRPF Asst. Comdt.
111. Mr. Holkhopau Baite, Asst. Research Officer/Lok Sabha
112. Mr. Holzangam Baite, SO
113. Mr. Sesei Baite, SBI Manager
114. Mr. Paukhokhai, Insp. Custom & Excise
115. Mr. Robert J. Baite, DO LIC
116. Mr. Lalkhothang Thahgen, U/S, AIR
117. Mr. S. Paukholian, Insp. Central Excise
118. Mr. Letlalsiam, ACC
119. Mr. S. Lemlian, U/S, Water Resource GOI
120. Mr. Kailianmang, Insp. Income Tax
121. Mr. Soineilun, Sr. Adam Officer HPCL
122. Mr. Kamneikhup, Ground Officer, SAI
123. Mr. Nehkhomang, IDAS
124. Mr. Khaisawmmang, CDS
125. Mr. Khaiminlian, Asst. Commandant
126. Mr. Thiankhomang Baite, CDS
127. Mr. Boipi, SO
128. Mr. Khailunmang, PO Associate Bank
129. Mr. George Suantak, SO
130. Mr. Pausuanthang, Captian Army
131. Mr. Kamkhogin, Asst. Manager NABARD
132. Mr. GK Chin Khaute, IP&TS, (Gen. Manager Finance)
133. Mr. K. Vaiphei, IDAS
134. Mr. Jamsei Baite, Cooperative Officer
135. Mr. Gentinhau, Officer SBI
136. Mr. Paukai, AI School
137. Mr. Pauzasawi, JTO (Telecom)
138. Miss Lalngaikim, PO Baroda Bank
139. Miss Chochoi, MBBS
140. Mr. Jamkhopum Baite, MBBS
141. Mrs. Neithianting, BE (Civil)
142. Mr. Vungminlian, IIT (Engineer)
143. Mr. James Songlalmuan, IT (Engineer)
144. Mrs. Kimboi, IT (Engineer)
145. Mr. S. Boipu, IIT (Engineer)
146. Miss Boinu Vaiphei, Finance Service, Govt. of Manipur
147. Maj. Lalkai, Engineer/Army
148. Dr. Damzakhai, BV. Sc & Ex. MLA
149. Mr. L. Thanglet, Headmaster
150. Mr. Th Pakhai, SDC
151. Mr. Kaikhosat, SDC
152. Mr. Kaitinkhup, Lecturer
153. Mr. Henzagen, DSO
154. Mr. Thiandam, Dy. Director Statistic
155. Mr. Th. Lamboi, Lecturer
156. Mr. Palal Thangluai, Asst. Director, MHS
157. Mr. S. Khailam, Asst. Commdt. MPS
158. Mr. Lalkhokam, MO
159. Mr. Kaipau, DSO
160. Maj. T. Misao, Major/Army & Advocate
161. L. Vaiphei, Director, DHQ, sena bhawan.
2. Mr. T. Goukhenpau, Ex-Minister
3. Mr. T. Gougin, Ex-Minister
4. Mr. Thangso Baite, Ex-Minister
5. Mr. T. Gouzadou, Ex-Minister
6. Mr. Thanglianmang@T. Manga, MLA
7. Mr. TC Misao IPS, DIG (Retd.)
8. Mr. L. Kailun IPS, SP Imphal West
9. Mr. Lamkhohen, Member MPSC, Manipur
10. Mrs. L. Lamchong, NCS Secretary, Nagaland
11. Mr. T. Misao, MPS, DSP Imphal
12. Mr. Haukholen, Bank Manager Imphal
13. Mr. Saupu, DI Kangpokpi
14. Mr. L. Haulet, Lecturer, Imphal College
15. Thonghang Tungnung SDO (Retd.) s/o (L) Nengtong (Nagaland)
16. Lt. Col. Thongzadou Tungnung (Retd) s/o (L) Donggin, Lamka.
17. (L) Tongkhothang DSP (Nagaland) s/o (L) Donggin
18. Ginkhosei Tungnung, General Manager MSRTC s/o (L) Gouchin
19. (L) Dr. ST Tungnung MO s/o (L) Donggin
20. Tualzathang Tungnung, Bank Manager BOB, s/o (L) Douzakham
21. Gouchinlian Tungnung, Bank Manager SBI s/o T. Ginkhothang
22. Ginzamang Tungnung, Lecturer s/o (L) Douzakham
23. Kapmuanthang Tungnung IFS s/o T. Gouzadou
24. Lt. Col. Ginlunmang Tungnung s/o T. Thongzadou
25. Thanglianhau Tungnung, Dy Commandant s/o T. Thongzadou
26. Somkholal Tungnung, ACIO (I) s/o Mrs. Chingkhongai
27. Thongzapau Tungnung DSP s/o T. Kaikhogin
28. (L) Letkhogin SDC s/o (L) Ulzahau
29. TC Tungnung, Head Master (Retd) s/o (L) Hangzachin
30. Jamlal Tungnung, Supdt. (Seri) s/o T. Dongkam
31. Dr. Ginzaniang Tungnung d/o T. Dongkam
32. Dr. Chiindeikim Tungnung d/o s/o T. Thongzadou
33. Ms. Siamhoiching, Dy. Commandant d/o s/o T. Thongzadou
34. Lt. Chinghoinei Tungnung (AMC) d/o Ex-Sub. (L) T. Ginkhojam
35. Tongchinmang SDO (Hort) s/o Thonghang Tungnung (Nagaland)
36. Mr. Lunneilal MCS Under Secretary
37. Mr. LM Khaute IPS, IGP
38. Mr. Genneikhup, UBI Officer
39. Mrs. Jouneikim, CDPO, ICDS
40. Mr. Jampu Baite, AI of School
41. Mr. Thangneisang Khaute, Manager UBI
42. Mrs. Neikhonieng, Lecturer
43. Mr. P. Vaiphei IAS, DC (Thoubal)
44. Mr. Henzamang, DCIO
45. Mr. Lunneikhup, Lecturer
46. Mr. Lamsei Baite, IFS, Conservator of Forest
47. Mr. Tongneilal, Lecturer
48. Mr. Paokhomang, Doctor, Assam Rifles
49. Mr. L. Mawia, Asst. Audit Officer, AG
50. Mr. Lalkhenthang, SBI Officer
51. Mr. Jamsei Baite, SDC
52. Mr. Lalcha Vaiphei, AI of School
53. Mr. Henpau, Supdt. Dist. Council
54. Mrs. Lhaikhotinlhing, Dy. Director (Seri)
55. Mr. Kai David, APO (Thoubal)
56. Mr. P. Kamla, MCS
57. Mrs. Kholhoikim, Lecturer
58. Mrs. Chongneilhing, DI of School
59. Mr. Thongkholal Baite, Asst. SSI
60. Mrs. Phalzalam, Lecturer
61. Miss Dr. Chinneilhing, Lecturer
62. Miss Mankhanmuan, PO SBI
63. Mrs. Mimi, Asst. Research Officer
64. Mrs. Lianman, SO, AG
65. Mr. Tinliankham, SO, PHED
66. Mr. Thangkholian, DO/LIC
67. Mrs. Dr. Tinglonlei, Medical Officer
68. Mrs. Rothangvung, SO, Manipur Secretariat
69. Mr. A. Kaizamang, SO/PWD
70. Mr. S. Minlianthang, MCS
71. Mr. Gentinlian, DCIO
72. Mr. Henlianthang Thanglet, CEO, Dist Council
73. Mrs. Tingneikim, Asst. Director W&M
74. Mr. Dr. Gouzalam, MO
75. Mr. Thonglet Baite, AE
76. Mrs. Engi Baite, Lecturer
77. Mrs. Zachong, APO
78. Mr. Thangkhankhual Suante, Lecturer
79. Mr. Kaikhokam, AE
80. Mr. Vungkholal, AE
81. Mr. Thangliankhup, ATMO
82. Mrs. Hoinu, AO
83. Mr. Lamkholal, Fishery Officer
84. Mr. Khaitinlian, UBI Officer
85. Mr. Dr. Paulunmang, Doctor
86. Mr. Pauchungnung, Lecturer
87. Mr. Siakpi, Supdt. Seri.
88. Mr. Dolian Capvung, Headmaster
89. Mr. Tonglal Baite, Lecturer
90. Mr. Lala Thangvung, Headmaster
91. Mrs. Lamneineng, Inspector Seri
92. Mr. Yangkhohau, Headmaster
93. Mr. Khailianthang, IPS, DIG
94. Mr. Henjang CRPF Second in Command
95. Mr. Gentinlal, BSF Commandant
96. Mr. Kapthiangou, CRPF Commandant
97. Mr. Kaipi, BSF Commandant
98. Mr. Ng. Gegen, CDS/Capt.
99. Mr. Pauliankap Buite, Manager NABARD
100. Mr. Pauliankap Leisel, Asst. Commndt. ISF
101. Mr. SK Hansing, Regional Manager/NIC
102. Mr. Paulemsang, Andhra Bank Manager
103. Mr. Vunglianthang, Officer BOB
104. Mr. Benjamin, IRS
105. Mr. Lynkhopau, Dy. Secy. Army HQ
106. Mr. Henkhomang, SO
107. Mrs. Kimkhovak, MD Associate Prof.
108. Mr. D. Thualkholal, SBI Officer
109. Mr. T. Vaiphei, Judge, Guwahati High Court
110. Mr. Paukhomang Suantak, CRPF Asst. Comdt.
111. Mr. Holkhopau Baite, Asst. Research Officer/Lok Sabha
112. Mr. Holzangam Baite, SO
113. Mr. Sesei Baite, SBI Manager
114. Mr. Paukhokhai, Insp. Custom & Excise
115. Mr. Robert J. Baite, DO LIC
116. Mr. Lalkhothang Thahgen, U/S, AIR
117. Mr. S. Paukholian, Insp. Central Excise
118. Mr. Letlalsiam, ACC
119. Mr. S. Lemlian, U/S, Water Resource GOI
120. Mr. Kailianmang, Insp. Income Tax
121. Mr. Soineilun, Sr. Adam Officer HPCL
122. Mr. Kamneikhup, Ground Officer, SAI
123. Mr. Nehkhomang, IDAS
124. Mr. Khaisawmmang, CDS
125. Mr. Khaiminlian, Asst. Commandant
126. Mr. Thiankhomang Baite, CDS
127. Mr. Boipi, SO
128. Mr. Khailunmang, PO Associate Bank
129. Mr. George Suantak, SO
130. Mr. Pausuanthang, Captian Army
131. Mr. Kamkhogin, Asst. Manager NABARD
132. Mr. GK Chin Khaute, IP&TS, (Gen. Manager Finance)
133. Mr. K. Vaiphei, IDAS
134. Mr. Jamsei Baite, Cooperative Officer
135. Mr. Gentinhau, Officer SBI
136. Mr. Paukai, AI School
137. Mr. Pauzasawi, JTO (Telecom)
138. Miss Lalngaikim, PO Baroda Bank
139. Miss Chochoi, MBBS
140. Mr. Jamkhopum Baite, MBBS
141. Mrs. Neithianting, BE (Civil)
142. Mr. Vungminlian, IIT (Engineer)
143. Mr. James Songlalmuan, IT (Engineer)
144. Mrs. Kimboi, IT (Engineer)
145. Mr. S. Boipu, IIT (Engineer)
146. Miss Boinu Vaiphei, Finance Service, Govt. of Manipur
147. Maj. Lalkai, Engineer/Army
148. Dr. Damzakhai, BV. Sc & Ex. MLA
149. Mr. L. Thanglet, Headmaster
150. Mr. Th Pakhai, SDC
151. Mr. Kaikhosat, SDC
152. Mr. Kaitinkhup, Lecturer
153. Mr. Henzagen, DSO
154. Mr. Thiandam, Dy. Director Statistic
155. Mr. Th. Lamboi, Lecturer
156. Mr. Palal Thangluai, Asst. Director, MHS
157. Mr. S. Khailam, Asst. Commdt. MPS
158. Mr. Lalkhokam, MO
159. Mr. Kaipau, DSO
160. Maj. T. Misao, Major/Army & Advocate
161. L. Vaiphei, Director, DHQ, sena bhawan.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Contestants of the Orange Queen contest lining up for a photocall during the screening test at Hotel Yaisna
Monday, November 23, 2009
Family members, neighbours, friends mourn over the body by blocking off the road at Nungpakthabi under Sekmai police station on 22 Nov.
Friday, November 20, 2009
An unconscious and the Gypsy which bore the brunt of the blast and an abandoned motorcycle at Singjamei Keithel along NH-39 at about 5.30 p.m. on 19th November 2009
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MPHAL, Nov 19 : At least three AR personnel and two civilians have been injured in a grenade attack launched by unidentified persons targeting an AR convoy. The incident occurred while troops of 34 Assam Rifles, travelling in a Gypsy and a mini-truck, came under the grenade attack at Singjamei Keithel along NH-39 at about 5.30 this evening.
The two civilians hurt in the incident include a 52 year old woman. The woman has been identified as Oinam Bimola and she was rushed to RIMS for treatment. She was manning a grocery shop at Singjamei bazar at the time of the incident.
The other civilian has been identified as Arambam Karan (24) of Hojai, Assam. He was hit by splinters on the left arm and abdomen. He has also been admitted to RIMS.
A 65-year old woman, who was selling vegetables nearby, fainted on hearing the loud explosion. She has been identified as Nepram Mani of Bashikhong Torban and was taken to RIMS for treatment.
Two of the injured Assam Rifles personnel have been taken to the unit hospital of the IGAR (S) at Mantripukhri, while another was admitted to RIMS.
The personnel admitted to RIMS has been identified as Hardan Sanwar (22) of Arunachal Pradesh while on the other hand the identities of those taken to the AR unit hospital at Mantri-pukhri could not be confirmed.
MLA of Singjamei AC I Hemochandra visited the injured persons at RIMS and strongly condemned the bomb blast.
On being contacted by The Sangai Express , Colonel GS of IGAR (S) said that three AR men were hurt in the incident and added that it was a grenade attack.
On being asked about the identities of all the three personnel, the officer said that he could not tell it ‘off hand.’
The AR team was travelling from Imphal to Thoubal when unidentified persons lobbed the hand grenade, Chinese made, at them at Singjamei Keithel near Kumar Pharmacy. The grenade exploded inside the Gypsy, which was topless.
On the impact of the blast, the Gypsy caught fire and it was seen driven for about 10 metres before it came to a halt. The AR personnel were also seen dousing the fire using water from the nearby drains.
Following the explosion, Singjamei Keithel literally broke up.
Later a number police officials including SSP L Kailun, Additional SP AK Jhaljit and Commando OC Th Krishnatombi inspected the site. A commando team recovered pin of a Chinese hand grenade about 20 metres away from the spot of explosion.
Some other people who witnessed the explosion said that the grenade might have slipped down from one of the AR personnel travelling in the Gypsy.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
MLA's escort commander ‘beaten to death by fellow men over missing gun row’
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MPHAL, Nov 9 : In a chilling development, that could have far reaching repercussions, the escort commander of MLA V Hangkhanlian, Havildar Oinam Inaotomba of the 1st IRB, was allegedly beaten to death by 8 of his subordinates following a row over a missing SLR loaded with three magazines last night. The deceased is from Bashikhong Kongjin.
The 8 jawans have been booked under murder charge and are in the custody of Lamphel police. A late evening report confirmed that the 8 personnel have been placed under suspension.
In another development, late evening today, report has come in that the missing gun has been recovered.
Speaking to The Sangai Express, CO of 1st IRB T Iboyaima said that the gun was recovered from the campus of the Bn Headquarters at Churachandpur today.
The CO said that the gun was deposited at the Bn Hqs by a former escort commander, when the personnel to whom the gun was issued, had gone on leave.
It was a case of communication gap, said the CO.
According to police sources, the information of the death of the Havildar was lodged with the Lamphel police station by the Assistant Commandant of the 1st IRB, N Manglemba of Bashikhong yesterday at about 11.30 pm.
As per the report filed with the police, an SLR gun with three loaded magazines and issued to Rifleman Tungachin Paite of the escort party of the MLA was found missing about 3/4 days back.
This reportedly led to high tension amongst the escort party, numbering 11, resulting in a row that led to the death of Inaotomba last night.
Incidentally at the time of the incident, two out of the 11 escort party were on leave.
The fight that ensued last night took place at the Lamphel official quarters of MLA V Hangkhanlian.
Inaotomba was brought to Shija Hospitals last night at about 8.30, but the doctors there pronounced him dead on arrival and hence the body was taken away to be deposited at RIMS morgue.
However the body was deposited at the morgue much after 8.30 pm, said sources. Officially it has been reported that the body was deposited at the morgue at 11 pm yesterday.
In the report submitted to the police, the Assistant Commandant of 1st IRB N Manglemba said that there were beating marks on the buttocks, face and other parts of the body of the victim.
The Assistant Commandant also verbally informed that the other 8 personnel of the escort party accused Inaotomba of being the man behind the missing SLR gun. However no written statement to this effect was submitted to the police.
Significantly MLA V Hangkhanlian could not be contacted for his comments on the incident. Efforts to meet him at his residence proved futile as the ‘On Tour’ notice was found put up at the gate of his quarters.
With Lamphel police registering the case, a formal intimation was sent to the CO of the 1st IRB, requesting that the eight escort personnel be handed over.
Accordingly, the eight were handed over to Lamphel police today and were booked under a murder case under IPC 302.
Meanwhile speaking to the media at the Manipur Press Club, Prem Oinam, a relative of the deceased said that they have every reason to suspect a conspiracy behind the murder.
Recalling his interaction with Inaotomba some days back, Prem said, “while he was on a two day leave some days back, Inaotomba had talked something about the missing gun and he seemed disturbed. Since he is the only man, who can be the escort commander, he had requested the Assistant Commandant of his unit to post someone, who can also be given the responsibility of the escort commander.”
Inaotomba went back to his duty after the guard commander, AS Marah informed him that one rifleman, Basant had applied for leave, recalled Prem.
“Till yesterday evening he was in touch with his family members,” said Prem and added that till evening today, the IRB authority had not given any official report about the death of Inaotomba. This is disgraceful, he added.
Asserting that they would not accept any charges levelled against a dead man, the family members demanded that all the guilty be booked and punished and warned that they would not take back the body until justice is delivered. The body is still lying at RIMS morgue.
Prem Oinam further said that the family members were deeply troubled when a team led by the Assistant Commandant of the 1st IRB came to their house at about 11 last night and conducted a search for the missing gun.
Fearing the worst, they proceeded to the quarters of MLA V Hangkhanlian last night but on reaching were told that the escort party has been changed.
The guards at the gate said that they knew nothing of any incident, said the family members.
Thereafter the family members turned back and thought of proceeding to Kangla, but changed their mind and went to Lamphel PS.
At the police station, they met the Assistant Commandant of the 1st IRB, N Manglemba, they said adding that they were told of the death of Inaotomba there.
MPHAL, Nov 9 : In a chilling development, that could have far reaching repercussions, the escort commander of MLA V Hangkhanlian, Havildar Oinam Inaotomba of the 1st IRB, was allegedly beaten to death by 8 of his subordinates following a row over a missing SLR loaded with three magazines last night. The deceased is from Bashikhong Kongjin.
The 8 jawans have been booked under murder charge and are in the custody of Lamphel police. A late evening report confirmed that the 8 personnel have been placed under suspension.
In another development, late evening today, report has come in that the missing gun has been recovered.
Speaking to The Sangai Express, CO of 1st IRB T Iboyaima said that the gun was recovered from the campus of the Bn Headquarters at Churachandpur today.
The CO said that the gun was deposited at the Bn Hqs by a former escort commander, when the personnel to whom the gun was issued, had gone on leave.
It was a case of communication gap, said the CO.
According to police sources, the information of the death of the Havildar was lodged with the Lamphel police station by the Assistant Commandant of the 1st IRB, N Manglemba of Bashikhong yesterday at about 11.30 pm.
As per the report filed with the police, an SLR gun with three loaded magazines and issued to Rifleman Tungachin Paite of the escort party of the MLA was found missing about 3/4 days back.
This reportedly led to high tension amongst the escort party, numbering 11, resulting in a row that led to the death of Inaotomba last night.
Incidentally at the time of the incident, two out of the 11 escort party were on leave.
The fight that ensued last night took place at the Lamphel official quarters of MLA V Hangkhanlian.
Inaotomba was brought to Shija Hospitals last night at about 8.30, but the doctors there pronounced him dead on arrival and hence the body was taken away to be deposited at RIMS morgue.
However the body was deposited at the morgue much after 8.30 pm, said sources. Officially it has been reported that the body was deposited at the morgue at 11 pm yesterday.
In the report submitted to the police, the Assistant Commandant of 1st IRB N Manglemba said that there were beating marks on the buttocks, face and other parts of the body of the victim.
The Assistant Commandant also verbally informed that the other 8 personnel of the escort party accused Inaotomba of being the man behind the missing SLR gun. However no written statement to this effect was submitted to the police.
Significantly MLA V Hangkhanlian could not be contacted for his comments on the incident. Efforts to meet him at his residence proved futile as the ‘On Tour’ notice was found put up at the gate of his quarters.
With Lamphel police registering the case, a formal intimation was sent to the CO of the 1st IRB, requesting that the eight escort personnel be handed over.
Accordingly, the eight were handed over to Lamphel police today and were booked under a murder case under IPC 302.
Meanwhile speaking to the media at the Manipur Press Club, Prem Oinam, a relative of the deceased said that they have every reason to suspect a conspiracy behind the murder.
Recalling his interaction with Inaotomba some days back, Prem said, “while he was on a two day leave some days back, Inaotomba had talked something about the missing gun and he seemed disturbed. Since he is the only man, who can be the escort commander, he had requested the Assistant Commandant of his unit to post someone, who can also be given the responsibility of the escort commander.”
Inaotomba went back to his duty after the guard commander, AS Marah informed him that one rifleman, Basant had applied for leave, recalled Prem.
“Till yesterday evening he was in touch with his family members,” said Prem and added that till evening today, the IRB authority had not given any official report about the death of Inaotomba. This is disgraceful, he added.
Asserting that they would not accept any charges levelled against a dead man, the family members demanded that all the guilty be booked and punished and warned that they would not take back the body until justice is delivered. The body is still lying at RIMS morgue.
Prem Oinam further said that the family members were deeply troubled when a team led by the Assistant Commandant of the 1st IRB came to their house at about 11 last night and conducted a search for the missing gun.
Fearing the worst, they proceeded to the quarters of MLA V Hangkhanlian last night but on reaching were told that the escort party has been changed.
The guards at the gate said that they knew nothing of any incident, said the family members.
Thereafter the family members turned back and thought of proceeding to Kangla, but changed their mind and went to Lamphel PS.
At the police station, they met the Assistant Commandant of the 1st IRB, N Manglemba, they said adding that they were told of the death of Inaotomba there.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Migrant workers taking shelter at the Dharmshala relief camp following of spate of violence against non-locals
Sunday, November 1, 2009
State Devt report moots repeal of AFSPA, toe Reddy Commission report
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MPHAL, Oct 31 : The Manipur State Develop-ment Report, prepared by the State Planning Commi-ssion has come out with a number of significant re-commendations, which if implemented in letter and spirit could have far reaching impact.
The draft report prepared by the State Planning Commission was discussed with Chief Secretary DS Poonia in the chair today and attended by top ranking Government officials.
After going through the minutes of the draft report, the Chief Secretary instructed that if any Department wants certain changes or modifications in the report, then the same may be intimated to the Planning Department, said a source while speaking to The Sangai Express today.
The draft report, a copy of which is available with The Sangai Express deals with core areas for immediate intervention in order of priority and covers a whole range of subjects such as infrastructure development, food security, sustai- nable natural resource management, employment and social security, decentralisation and governance etc.
Under decentralisation and governance, the draft report has recommended the repeal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act as per the Justice Jeevan Reddy Commission recommendation.
The Jeevan Reddy Commission was instituted following the huge demand to repeal the Army Act following the custodial killing of Th Manorama in 2004.
The formation of the Commission was announced by Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh, when he visited the State in 2004.
Other than this, the draft report also recommended extension of a more democratic and representative version of the Sixth Schedule to all the hill areas of Manipur.
The 6th Schedule has been a long pending demand of a number of tribal civil society organisations.
To give a boost to infrastructure and minimise room for incompetency, the draft report also suggested banning private contractors from constructing infrastructure.
It was also recommended that each village be provided one telecom tower, reduce restrictions on provision of cellular services in border areas to the extent feasible in order to promote communication through cellular services (a Home Ministry order) and extending and improving broadband services in all districts.
To improve road quality, monitoring the use of adulterated bitumen was also mooted.
On economic development, special emphasis was placed on the power sector, with the draft report suggesting that strategies to reduce cost be adopted. This include reducing Transmission and Distribution losses and utilising capacity to its optimum level.
The report also suggested making the idle plants operational reactivating the non-functional plants as most of the capacity created in the State are lying idle and serve as mere standbys to the regional grid.
To avoid further cost and time over runs, the report also suggested providing adequate funding to complete ongoing small and medium power projects that are acceptable on eco-sociological grounds.
Constituting a State electricity regulatory commission capable of evolving a fine balance between recovering cost and encouraging the use of power, has also been suggested.
Protecting bio-diversity also figures in the draft report and towards this it has suggested stopping rampant exploitation by illegal traders and contractors.
On agriculture, the report has suggested the setting up of a Land Commission to protect the access of women and other weaker sections to productive resources, land and forest.
Taking on the entire expenditure on growth centres as Central assistance, with a ceiling of Rs 15 crores per centre, to promote industrialisation has also been mooted in the draft report.
The draft report also suggested tapping the creative, traditional legacy of Manipur along the lines of countries such as China and Thailand and to penetrate international markets.
The State must spearhead India's economic links with ASEAN and South East Asia, mooted the report.
Encouraging adventure tourism such as rafting expeditions on the Barak river and trekking across frozen rivers on the way to Dzuko valley are some other suggestions mooted in the draft report.
The report has also suggested adopting the mother tongue as the medium of instruction at the primary level, development of books in the mother tongue, increasing the State's budget in Education etc.
MPHAL, Oct 31 : The Manipur State Develop-ment Report, prepared by the State Planning Commi-ssion has come out with a number of significant re-commendations, which if implemented in letter and spirit could have far reaching impact.
The draft report prepared by the State Planning Commission was discussed with Chief Secretary DS Poonia in the chair today and attended by top ranking Government officials.
After going through the minutes of the draft report, the Chief Secretary instructed that if any Department wants certain changes or modifications in the report, then the same may be intimated to the Planning Department, said a source while speaking to The Sangai Express today.
The draft report, a copy of which is available with The Sangai Express deals with core areas for immediate intervention in order of priority and covers a whole range of subjects such as infrastructure development, food security, sustai- nable natural resource management, employment and social security, decentralisation and governance etc.
Under decentralisation and governance, the draft report has recommended the repeal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act as per the Justice Jeevan Reddy Commission recommendation.
The Jeevan Reddy Commission was instituted following the huge demand to repeal the Army Act following the custodial killing of Th Manorama in 2004.
The formation of the Commission was announced by Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh, when he visited the State in 2004.
Other than this, the draft report also recommended extension of a more democratic and representative version of the Sixth Schedule to all the hill areas of Manipur.
The 6th Schedule has been a long pending demand of a number of tribal civil society organisations.
To give a boost to infrastructure and minimise room for incompetency, the draft report also suggested banning private contractors from constructing infrastructure.
It was also recommended that each village be provided one telecom tower, reduce restrictions on provision of cellular services in border areas to the extent feasible in order to promote communication through cellular services (a Home Ministry order) and extending and improving broadband services in all districts.
To improve road quality, monitoring the use of adulterated bitumen was also mooted.
On economic development, special emphasis was placed on the power sector, with the draft report suggesting that strategies to reduce cost be adopted. This include reducing Transmission and Distribution losses and utilising capacity to its optimum level.
The report also suggested making the idle plants operational reactivating the non-functional plants as most of the capacity created in the State are lying idle and serve as mere standbys to the regional grid.
To avoid further cost and time over runs, the report also suggested providing adequate funding to complete ongoing small and medium power projects that are acceptable on eco-sociological grounds.
Constituting a State electricity regulatory commission capable of evolving a fine balance between recovering cost and encouraging the use of power, has also been suggested.
Protecting bio-diversity also figures in the draft report and towards this it has suggested stopping rampant exploitation by illegal traders and contractors.
On agriculture, the report has suggested the setting up of a Land Commission to protect the access of women and other weaker sections to productive resources, land and forest.
Taking on the entire expenditure on growth centres as Central assistance, with a ceiling of Rs 15 crores per centre, to promote industrialisation has also been mooted in the draft report.
The draft report also suggested tapping the creative, traditional legacy of Manipur along the lines of countries such as China and Thailand and to penetrate international markets.
The State must spearhead India's economic links with ASEAN and South East Asia, mooted the report.
Encouraging adventure tourism such as rafting expeditions on the Barak river and trekking across frozen rivers on the way to Dzuko valley are some other suggestions mooted in the draft report.
The report has also suggested adopting the mother tongue as the medium of instruction at the primary level, development of books in the mother tongue, increasing the State's budget in Education etc.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Infuriated people of Kwakta enforcing the road block along Tiddim line against the killing of a man
Tension runs high at Kwakta, Torbung
IMPHAL, Oct 7 : To prevent any untoward inci-dents, following the lyn- ching a man from Kwakta by the people of Torbung, on alleged charge of trying to steal a rickshaw Thela, MLAs of Kumbi and Moi-rang A/Cs today rushed to the area to pacify the infuriated people of both Kwakta and Torbung.
The accused, who was lynched, has been identified as Abdul Hasim (45) s/o late Nasib Ali of Farm Leirak under Kwakta Nagar Pan- chayat.
According to local people of Kwakta, Abdul Hasim was a simple man who earned his livelihood by supplying water to the hotels in Kwakta Bazar apart from engaging in various odd jobs available in the hotels.
In protest against the killing, infuriated public of Kwakta blocked National Highway 150 since early morning today.
Apart from not allowing any vehicles to pass through, the protestors armed with sticks and clubs, damaged 7 to 8 vehicles including two Gypsys and one bullet proof 407 Tata Mini truck of Bishnupur District Police Commandos.
While the road block was being enforced, a public meeting was held at Kwakta Bazar during which a JAC against the brutal killing of Abdul Hasim of Kwakta Ward no. 7 was formed and various demands raised.
The demands include payment of ex-gratia, offering a suitable Government job to the bereaved family, taking up necessary action against the culprits and that public of Torbung should apologise to the people of Kwakta.
According to police, four persons have been arrested in connection with the killing of Abdul Hasim.
However, people of Torbung asserted that the four persons identified as Khaidem Ibomcha (68), his son Nungshi, Lourembam Apabi (40) and Thongam Rabi (64) have only gone along with the police after the police insisted some of the people should come for taking the injured Abdul Hasim.
A public meeting was also held at Torbung Community Hall today evening and formed a JAC demanding unconditional release of the four persons.
A member of the JAC asserted that police men who arrived on hearing news of the mob attack also joined in beating up Abdul Hasim.
At the time of taking him away in a police Gypsy, Abdul Hasim, though injured was sitting. But after around one hour, the same police team returned back saying that condition of Abdul was serious and they would not be able to take him without the accompaniment of some responsible persons. Taking serious note of the tension running high and to prevent any untoward incidents between the people of Kwakta and Torbung, additional security forces have been deployed even as the MLAs of Moirang and Torbung visited to meet the people of Kwakta and Torbung and defuse tension.Later in the evening, representatives of Kwakta JAC reportedly met Chief Minister O Ibobi and arrived at some sort of understanding on which basis the JAC would be taking back the body, according to information received by the press.
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Thursday, October 1, 2009
23/7 protest turns to Ministers' houses
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MPHAL, Sep 30 : Even as the Working Committee of the Apunba Lup has dubbed all the Ministers and MLAs who are still showing allegiance to Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh as public enemy, taking forward the ongoing public agitation over the July 23 Khwairamband Bazar incident, the two JACs formed in connection with the killing of Sanjit and Rabina have started launching agitation against the Ministers who are allegedly still faithful Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh from today.
On the first day today, members of the two JAC flung sandals at the Luwangshangbam residential gate of IFC Minister N Biren.
The protestors came together in autorickshaws from the Khurai residence of slain Sanjit and threw their respective sandals at the residential gate of the Minister.
They also shook the gate while shouting slogans demanding resignation of all the Ministers who are still showing allegiance to the Chief Minister.
Later on, talking to mediapersons, a spokesperson of the two JACs categorically stated that the public do not want the rule of Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh any more as he and as his Council of Ministers have not listened to the voice of the people. Similar agitation against the remaining Council of Ministers would also be launched, the spokesperson disclosed.
On the other hand, the Working Committee of the Apunba Lup has denounced all the Ministers and MLAs who are still faithful to Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh as the enemy of the people.
In a statement, the Apunba Lup which is spearheading the ongoing public agitation has also decried the failure of the Central leaders to take up necessary measures inspite of knowing the Khwairamband Bazar incident was indeed a fake encounter.
Central leaders should understand that such negligent attitude is one of the main causes for the people of Manipur to feel alienated, the Apunba Lup said.
Reacting to the statement issued by PRO PIB Defence Wing stressing on right to education, the Apunba Lup pointed out that the current burning issue in Manipur is right to life protection as there is no need for education to dead people.
Such statements that seems to support Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh is condemnable, the Apunba Lup added.
Meanwhile, around 100 women today reportedly offered prayer at the sacred site of Ibudhou Awang Koubru Asuppa at Lairenkabi for the success of the ongoing public agitation.
Attack at the gate IFCD Minister N Biren
MPHAL, Sep 30 : Even as the Working Committee of the Apunba Lup has dubbed all the Ministers and MLAs who are still showing allegiance to Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh as public enemy, taking forward the ongoing public agitation over the July 23 Khwairamband Bazar incident, the two JACs formed in connection with the killing of Sanjit and Rabina have started launching agitation against the Ministers who are allegedly still faithful Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh from today.
On the first day today, members of the two JAC flung sandals at the Luwangshangbam residential gate of IFC Minister N Biren.
The protestors came together in autorickshaws from the Khurai residence of slain Sanjit and threw their respective sandals at the residential gate of the Minister.
They also shook the gate while shouting slogans demanding resignation of all the Ministers who are still showing allegiance to the Chief Minister.
Later on, talking to mediapersons, a spokesperson of the two JACs categorically stated that the public do not want the rule of Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh any more as he and as his Council of Ministers have not listened to the voice of the people. Similar agitation against the remaining Council of Ministers would also be launched, the spokesperson disclosed.
On the other hand, the Working Committee of the Apunba Lup has denounced all the Ministers and MLAs who are still faithful to Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh as the enemy of the people.
In a statement, the Apunba Lup which is spearheading the ongoing public agitation has also decried the failure of the Central leaders to take up necessary measures inspite of knowing the Khwairamband Bazar incident was indeed a fake encounter.
Central leaders should understand that such negligent attitude is one of the main causes for the people of Manipur to feel alienated, the Apunba Lup said.
Reacting to the statement issued by PRO PIB Defence Wing stressing on right to education, the Apunba Lup pointed out that the current burning issue in Manipur is right to life protection as there is no need for education to dead people.
Such statements that seems to support Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh is condemnable, the Apunba Lup added.
Meanwhile, around 100 women today reportedly offered prayer at the sacred site of Ibudhou Awang Koubru Asuppa at Lairenkabi for the success of the ongoing public agitation.
Attack at the gate IFCD Minister N Biren
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Checking UG activities State Govt to go hi-tech
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MPHAL, Sep 29 : With the stated objective of chec-king the activities of militants as well as part of police modernisation, the State Cabinet, which met today evening, has decided to procure and instal Crime and Criminal Tracking Network System (CCTNS).
Briefing newsmen after the meeting, YAS Minister and newly appointed spokesman of the SPF Government, N Biren said that under the police modernisation drive to be taken up across the country, the Centre has set aside a sum of Rs 2000 crore. It is under this scheme, that the CCTNS will also be put up in Manipur.
Towards this end, a Memorandum of Understanding is to be inked between the State Government and the Union Home Ministry tomorrow (September 30), said N Biren.
The Centre is to bear the full cost of installing the hi-tech gadgets, said the spokesman and added that Manipur may receive anywhere between Rs 40 to 50 crores for installing the system.
For the first phase the Centre has sanctioned Rs 13 crores to Manipur, said N Biren.
The system will help the Police Headquarters to get connected with its units as well as with police stations outside the State.
Apart from bearing the cost of the system, the Centre will also bear the expenses of installing it as well as in training the personnel for operating it.
Personnel from the existing Police Department will be chosen to operate the state of the art gadget, informed the spokesman.
Apart from installing the system, the Cabinet also decided to create 27 posts of Constable drivers in the Police Department.
The Cabinet also decided to change the posts of 289 Constables to Constable drivers and also to revive the earlier decision to recruit 50 Constable drivers. The decision to recruit the 50 Constable drivers had to be rolled back due the ban on recruitment.
The 289 drivers will be absorbed from the newly recruited Constables or from those whose recruitment results are awaited.
The relaxation of the ban on recruitment is only for the Home Department not for other departments.
The Cabinet meeting chaired by the Chief Minister also minutely discussed the prevailing situation in the State as well as the breakdown in the academic atmosphere, said Biren.
MPHAL, Sep 29 : With the stated objective of chec-king the activities of militants as well as part of police modernisation, the State Cabinet, which met today evening, has decided to procure and instal Crime and Criminal Tracking Network System (CCTNS).
Briefing newsmen after the meeting, YAS Minister and newly appointed spokesman of the SPF Government, N Biren said that under the police modernisation drive to be taken up across the country, the Centre has set aside a sum of Rs 2000 crore. It is under this scheme, that the CCTNS will also be put up in Manipur.
Towards this end, a Memorandum of Understanding is to be inked between the State Government and the Union Home Ministry tomorrow (September 30), said N Biren.
The Centre is to bear the full cost of installing the hi-tech gadgets, said the spokesman and added that Manipur may receive anywhere between Rs 40 to 50 crores for installing the system.
For the first phase the Centre has sanctioned Rs 13 crores to Manipur, said N Biren.
The system will help the Police Headquarters to get connected with its units as well as with police stations outside the State.
Apart from bearing the cost of the system, the Centre will also bear the expenses of installing it as well as in training the personnel for operating it.
Personnel from the existing Police Department will be chosen to operate the state of the art gadget, informed the spokesman.
Apart from installing the system, the Cabinet also decided to create 27 posts of Constable drivers in the Police Department.
The Cabinet also decided to change the posts of 289 Constables to Constable drivers and also to revive the earlier decision to recruit 50 Constable drivers. The decision to recruit the 50 Constable drivers had to be rolled back due the ban on recruitment.
The 289 drivers will be absorbed from the newly recruited Constables or from those whose recruitment results are awaited.
The relaxation of the ban on recruitment is only for the Home Department not for other departments.
The Cabinet meeting chaired by the Chief Minister also minutely discussed the prevailing situation in the State as well as the breakdown in the academic atmosphere, said Biren.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
PLA celebrates 31st raising day anniv.
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MPHAL, Sep 26: The 31st raising day of the proscribed PLA, the armed wing of RPF was reportedly celebrated yesterday. According to a statement issued by the chief of department of publicity of the outfit GM Changjou, the main celebration was held at PLA GHQ. Reading out the messages of RPF president, CAS and the addresses of the senior officers of PLA were the main highlights of the function which commenced along with unfurling of the party’s flag.
Afterward, PLA cadres interacted with the villagers settling around the GHQ partaking in a simple feasting and exchanging gifts, the statement said, while informing that similar celebrations were also held in the other unit HQs of PLA. Changjou further said that the 31st raising day celebration of PLA was done in a low key manner in con-sideration of the prevailing situation in Manipur.
Unlike in the past, RPF had not made any appeal to the people to participate in the celebration, yet many people responded and came forward to take part in the celebration, Changjou said, adding that reports of social service camps, symposium, debate, flag and festoon hoisting programme organised by the people in their respective locality vo-luntarily to mark the occasion has given new strength to RPF and its armed wing PLA.
MPHAL, Sep 26: The 31st raising day of the proscribed PLA, the armed wing of RPF was reportedly celebrated yesterday. According to a statement issued by the chief of department of publicity of the outfit GM Changjou, the main celebration was held at PLA GHQ. Reading out the messages of RPF president, CAS and the addresses of the senior officers of PLA were the main highlights of the function which commenced along with unfurling of the party’s flag.
Afterward, PLA cadres interacted with the villagers settling around the GHQ partaking in a simple feasting and exchanging gifts, the statement said, while informing that similar celebrations were also held in the other unit HQs of PLA. Changjou further said that the 31st raising day celebration of PLA was done in a low key manner in con-sideration of the prevailing situation in Manipur.
Unlike in the past, RPF had not made any appeal to the people to participate in the celebration, yet many people responded and came forward to take part in the celebration, Changjou said, adding that reports of social service camps, symposium, debate, flag and festoon hoisting programme organised by the people in their respective locality vo-luntarily to mark the occasion has given new strength to RPF and its armed wing PLA.
