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Man beats wife to death

IMPHAL, May 16: In another disturbing incident which highlights the rise of crimes against women, a man beat his wife to death at Nongpok Sekmai Leela Kambong in Thoubal district on Saturday at around 4 pm.

The victim has been identified as Khangembam Ningol Oinam Ongbi Bimna Leima, the wife of the accused Oinam Ngobi, a 66 year old man. Police have arrested the husband. Investigations are ongoing to ascertain why he killed his wife.

(TNT News)

Meghalaya: HNLC issues threats; police on high alert

SHILLONG, May 16: A day after the proscribed HNLC threatened to blow up the High Court and the Secretariat, the East Khasi Hills district police are on high alert and are taking every precaution to prevent loss of lives and property even as they maintained that the police is keeping a keen eye on major locations marked ‘code red’.

Speaking to TNT-The Northeast Today here on Monday, EKH Superintendent of Police (City) Vivek Syiem said that the police are well aware of the threats and are setting up intelligence in every risky places (locations withheld on security matter).

It may be reminded that the HNLC issued a statement to the media on May 15 stating that the prime target is high court and secretariat even as they divulged that the HNLC is adopting a strategy to attack public-oriented locales to create a major impact and to send a message to the government as well as the public.

It may be mentioned that for the past few days, heavy checking were spotted in several parts of the city, the same of which had result in the arrest of two HNLC cadres and one ULFA cadre along with arms and ammunitions.

“SOTs are carrying out intensive patrolling and all Police Units were alerted and Police check Points were placed all over the city. Investigation is on to ascertain the extent of their (HNLC) activities and their linkages with over ground elements,” Syiem said.

According to the statement issued by the HNLC Publicity secretary Sainkupar Nongtraw, the arrest of their cadres and an ULFA cadre is a huge loss to the outfit, but claimed that the outfit is ready to strike back with a stronger force.

Maintaining that the recent arrests has probably triggered the egos of the remaining few HNLC cadres, Syiem said that the efforts of the police to apprehend more cadres operating in the city and foil every attempts planned by the HNLC will continue. “The police will leave no stone unturned,” he added.

As pointed out in the statement that the HNLC is working in close tandem with other NE militant groups, the question on the current strength of the outfit and the frequent movement and procurement of weapons across the border is a concern for many. However, Syiem maintained that the strength of HNLC has dwindled even as he observed that “The strength of outfit is not a matter of concern. The police are keeping a keen eye on their activities and we will foil every attempt as we have done in the past.”

In as far as the movement of cadres and weapons is concerned; Syiem said that the police is keeping a close watch on the border areas while maintaining that with the number of activities being carried out in the city, the HNLC have possibly crossed over and are currently camping in the state.

With the arrest of the recent HNLC cadres and an ULFA cadre, “We are certain that they (HNLC) are using the help of other militant groups”.

As their envy turned green, the HNLC clearly pointed out in its statement that the government under the leadership of chief minister, Dr Mukul Sangma is sidelining the HNLC while it has inked an agreement with the GNLA. “We have been offering for peace talks since 2015, but it seems the government and the state police are turning a deaf ear to our offer,” the statement read.

Stating that the HNLC will launch a major strike in the capital city, the outfit said that the blame for loss of lives will solely rest with the government under chief minister Dr Mukul Sangma.

It may be mentioned that the HNLC activeness came weeks before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Shillong. When asked whether their threat was a message to Modi, Syiem ruled out the statement stating “Their action is a desperate attempts to get what they want.”

While calling upon the public to cooperate with the police, Syiem said “We are putting in all efforts to ensure the safety of the people but we also need the cooperation of the public,” even as he referred to the Friday’s incident when daily life of the people were disrupted due to intense operation in the city, Syiem said “Inconveniences will be caused and we want the people should bear with us.”

(TNT News)

TN HSC Plus 2 results jing (tomorrow) le puan daw hiding

Chennai, May 16, 2016: 

March 4^th apat 1^st April kikal in Tamil Nadu leh Puducherry Pawl 12 exam ala kibawl hi. Zia exam na ahin students 8.39 Lakhs vel in examination apia ua. Exam paper haw chu Tamil Nadu Date centre tut zaw nung in, tuhin results chu jing 17^th May jingkal dak 10:31 am toh 11 am kikal vel in result chu puan daw hiding ahi tin thusua kimu chun agen hi.

Chennai a gua chin, Khohei dan nop ma ma,

BREAKING NEWS

Chennai, May 16:

Tulai Chennai boruak hi anop laitak ahi, Jani (pathianni) nitak lam apat van niam in boruak hoitak ahi. Tujin baitak 2:10 am vel akhan le minuet 30 gua tamlou azun, khopi sung boruak nop talua in eimi nungak le tangval ten jing thoding lam le helo in noptak in a ipmu thei ui. Tuma ma akhan 11:27 pm vel akhan le gua tamlo chu ahung zu kit hi. Tuzan chu sat tak luat ziak ah ipmu theilo te breaking news ahi.

RMC (Regional Meteorological Centre) thusuak chun agen be na achun Tamil Nadu south lam Rameswaram chu gua nasa ma ma ding inle agen hi. Ahinlah Chennai chu vannim ding chun khat vei ni vei vel chu gua hung zu mai thei ahi tin thusua abawl ui. Temperature ahile vang asang pen in 34 to chun aniam pen in 29 degree celsius hiding ahi tin le thusuak mite ahil ui.

Tripura High Court Judge thak Justice Tinlianthang Vaiphei kita

 AGARTALA, May 16: Justice Tinlianthang Vaiphei was on Monday sworn-in as Judge of Tripura High Court.

Governor Tathagata Roy administered the oath of office and secrecy to Vaiphei during a ceremony held at Raj Bhawan. Chief Minister Manik Sarkar, his cabinet colleagues, leaders of different political parties and administrative officials also attended the swearing-in ceremony.

Vaiphei is expected to take charge as acting Chief Justice of Tripura High Court after a formal notification is issued shortly by the Union Ministry of Law and Justice.

He started his career in 1980 in Manipur. Later, he was promoted as an additional judge of Gauhati High Court in July 2003. He replaced Deepak Gupta, who was transferred as Chief Justice of Chhatisgarh High Court.

The Tripura High Court was set up in 2013.

(TNT News)

Mizoram: Suspended AR Commandant remanded to police custody

AIZAWL, 19 May: Suspended Commandant of the 39th Assam Rifles Col Jasjit Singh, one of the prime accused in the smuggled gold robbery case, was today remanded to two days police custody by a local court.

Singh was arrested on May 5 after it came to light that eight Assam Rifles personnel had allegedly waylaid a SUV on the night of December 14 last year near the southern outskirts of Aizawl and decamped with 52 gold bars worth around Rs 14.5 crore, a mobile phone and Rs 75,000 in cash after threatening the driver of the vehicle, Lalnunfela, at gun point.

Other accused in the case – four civilians and eight Assam Rifles personnel have been remanded to judicial custody.

The arrested civilians included former student leader Lalmuanawma Mathipi and Aizawl-based businessman Bulaki Chand Baid.

Both Mathipi and Baid were released on bail on May 13.

(With PTI inputs)

Tuni Exit polls chun Bengal ah Mamata, Assam ah BJP, Kerala ah left chule TN achun DMK hat hiding ahi ti predict um, Result May 19 le.

Chennai, May 16, 2016:

State nga (5) election exit polls chu tuni (Monday) nitak lam akhan news TV chuam² te'n predict nau chun, Trinamol in West Bengal ah, BJP in Assam, Left in Kerala , Tamil Nadu achun DMK, Puducherry ah DMK hat hidin atak lang ui.

News TV chuam² in a predict dan uh achuam chiat hi. Election result chu 19 May le puan hiding ahi tin le news tv chuam² chun atak akigen hi.

Alang khat ah Tamil Nadu Thanjavur polling chu May 23 adin postponed ahi. Zia hi EC in constituency sung ahin sum le pai kihawp ziak ahi tin le thusua mite kiang ah hetsak hi.

Naga-Assam dialogue forum constituted

IMPHAL, May 15: In an attempt to strengthen friendship and fraternity between the people of the two neighbouring States, the civil societies of Nagaland and Assam have resolved to form a dialogue forum comprising adequate and equal representatives from both sides.

The 2nd sitting of Naga-Asom Round Table held at Kohima on May 13, 2016 decided to constitute Naga-Assam Dialogue Forum with 15 representatives each from two sides, conveyed a press release issued by Naga Hoho president P Chuba Ozukum.

The Naga Hoho and the Asom Sahitya Sabha will respectively nominate the members from each State. While nominating the members, both individuals and leaders from various organizations, the meeting resolved that they should be broad based to make the proposed forum more meaningful and effective.

As a follow up of the 1st Round Table at Guwahati on October 9, 2015, the Naga Hoho hosted the 2nd Round Table at Kohima where large delegates from both Assam and Nagaland participated, and some of them visited the historic Khonoma village on Saturday. The Naga Hoho extended its deepest appreciation to Khonoma villagers for their warm welcome and fullest cooperation accorded to the visitors.

In its vision statement, it was stated that the forum would work for enhancing people-to- people contacts and strengthening friendship and fraternity between the people of the two neighbouring States.

The Forum would have joint convenors, one each from both sides and Guwahati based Nanda Talukdar Foundation (NTF), an NGO, would coordinate between the two convenors, the meeting resolved. The other minute details of the structural aspects of the proposed Forum would be worked out by the two sides after discussions in due course of time, the deliberation resolved.

Gangte and Simte Languages MIL introduce: BSEM

BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION, MANIPUR

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ORDERS

Imphal the 11th May,2016

No.A/TD/4/89(Pt-II)/932:  In pursuance of the resolution No.1 and 2 of the Curriculum and Syllabus Committee of the Board held on 5/5/2016. Gangte and Simte Languages are introduced as MIL subject from the acedamic session 2016-2017 in Class IX and from the academic session 2017-2018 in Class X.

Sd/-
Dr. Chinganbam Singh Satat.
Secretary.

⚫Khochungte Awgin

KUKI NATIONAL ORGANISATION PRESS RELEASE

OFFICE  OF THE 

KUKI NATIONAL ORGANISATION

GOVERNMENT OF ZALE’N-GAM

Ref No: ZG/PR 01-67/07
Dated Manmasi, 16 May 2016

                          

KUKI NATIONAL ORGANISATION PRESS RELEASE

KUKI NATIONAL ORGANISATION INSTRUCTS PROPOSED 48 HRS TOTAL SHUTDOWN IS NOT CARRIED OUT

According to The Sangai Express, 16 May 2016, the Churachandpur JAC is set to go ahead with its 48 hours total shutdown from May 16 midnight to May 18 midnight in protest against the decision of all the political parties to proceed to Delhi to enact the three Bills.
The 48 hrs total shutdown has been called following resolution passed by Kuki Inpi Manipur and United Naga Council. KNO firmly instructs that the proposed shutdown is not carried out. The rationale for KNO’s instruction lies in the fact that there is no basis for Kukis and Nagas to proceed together on political issues. Despite NSCN – IM’s aggression on the Kuki people from 1992 -1997 in which casualties were extreme and suitable rehabilitation was not made by the Government, in the interest of both Kuki and Naga peoples, KNO made overtures for dignified ‘reconciliation’ by proposing signing of an MoU by KNO and NSCN (IM). However, NSCN (IM) failed to respond with courtesy. Yet, when Th Muivah, General Secretary NSCN (IM) was to cross Mao gate to travel to his hometown in Ukhrul district in May 2010 and request was made for ‘support’ for smooth passage, KNO obliged. 

KNO does not shy of working together with Nagas where common interest of both Naga and Kuki peoples may be served. 

However, if NSCN (IM) does not reciprocate to KNO’s affirmative stand for concrete political understanding and consensus, or comes up with an appropriate proposal to serve as the basis for joint activity, KIM, UNC or JAC Churachandpur may not proceed with any common activity such as shutdowns.
KNO strongly reiterates its categorical objection to the proposed JAC Churachandpur’s call for a 48 hrs total shutdown. Should any individual or party not comply with KNO’s intimation and proceeds with the shutdown, appropriate action will necessarily follow.

(STEPHEN KUKI)
Under Secretary (KNO)

⚫Khochungte Awgin

MASS RALLY: CALLING ALL TRIBALS THIS TUESDAY THE 17TH OF MAY 2016-05-07

New Delhi, 16 May 2016:

Dear brothers and sisters,
Many of us live most parts of our lives as witness to history from the sidelines. It is not every time that we get to be a part of history-making or decide our future. We are all aware that the long history of discrimination of the hill tribes in Manipur by successive governments has reached unacceptable proportions. In both covert and overt manipulations, the state has been making numerous attempts to marginalize us, trample on our rights and take away our lands. Last year, we lost 9 of our brothers in defending our rights and land.

We have lost countless nights of sleep, time and energy since then trying to protect our rights and demand a political solution. The struggles before August 31st 2015 by different tribal groups is also well known.

In a blatant show of disrespect to our 9 martyrs and disdain towards our tribal rights movement, an All Party delegation from Manipur will be camping in New Delhi this coming week to pressurize the government to get President’s assent for the 3 Bills. Such insensitivity and disregard for tribal rights and concerns only expose the communal and anti-tribal designs of the Manipur government. We must register our disapproval in the loudest possible manner this coming Tuesday. Let us come out in huge numbers to protest against the injustices done to us, and also against the continuing attempts to override tribal interests in the state.

This is our chance to decide our future, this is our time to say we will tolerate no more. We will not let our rights be trampled upon like in the past. This is our call to protect what is rightfully ours. This is our opportunity to secure our land rights for our future generations.

#TribalVoicesAgainstManipurGovernment
#TribalRights
#IdleNoMore
#WeNeedYourPresence
#WeNeedEachOfUS


COME AND LEND YOUR SUPPORT THIS TUESDAY(17.05.2016)
Venue: Jantar Mantar
Time: 2 pm onwards

For updates, see MTFD Facebook group.

Continuing demand to enforce ILPS, all ready for total shutdown in hill areas Protest staged from Yaiskul to Lilong

IMPHAL, May 15 : As part ofor the continuous movement for implementation of Inner Line Permit System in the State, a large number of people today staged protest demonstrations and formed human chains from Yaiskul to Lilong bridge.

Joined by meira paibis of Yaiskul, Moirangkhom, Lok-laobung, Yumnam Leikai, Singjamei Supermarket, Sing-jamei Chongtham Leikai, Singjamei Thongam Leikai, Singjamei Oinam Leikai, Singjamei Mayengbam Leikai, Kakwa, Naorem Leikai, Thongju, Canchipur, Lang- thabal, Lilong, sit-ins were held and human chains were formed at their respective areas demanding that the three ILP Bills be enacted at the earliest. Meira paibis asserted that the all-party delegation should do all it can to prevail upon the Central leaders to enact the three ILP Bills.
A sit-in protest was also staged by Youth Intergration Club (YIC) and Ema Yaiphabi Nupi Lup, Keishamthong Maning Long-jam Leikai at Keisamthong Longjam Leikai.

Human chain protests and sit-ins will be held tomorrow at Minuthong as well as on Imphal-Ukhrul road and Yaingangokpi.

On the other hand, the Churachandpur JAC is set to go ahead with its 48 hours total shutdown from May 16 midnight in protest against the decision of the all political parties to proceed to Delhi to eact the three Bills.

Meanwhile the JAC Against Anti-Tribals Bills would exempt medical services, water supply, media houses, postal services, telecom, electricity, airport pick-up and drop, exams, marriage ceremonies and pre-planned conferences from the purview of total shutdown in all tribal territories of the State starting May 16 midnight to May 18 midnight, informed a statement issued by the committee.

⚫Khochungte Awgin

Attackers kill guard at Bangladesh refugee camp

By 

AFP

On Saturday, 14 May 2016

A group of armed attackers stormed a security post at a camp for Rohingya refugees in southern Bangladesh near the Myanmar border Friday, killing the post commander and looting weapons, police said.

The attackers shot dead the commander and tied up other security personnel with ropes, before stealing 11 rifles and 570 rounds, local police chief Mujibur Rahman said.

"The attack occurred at 2:20 am (2020 GMT) Friday. There were 10-15 attackers who were armed. They beat and then shot the Ansar (government security guard) commander of the camp from behind. He died on the spot," Rahman told AFP.

The Nayapara refugee camp near Teknaf town, two kilometres (1.2 miles) from the Myanmar border, is home to about 25,000 Muslim Rohingya refugees who fled persecution in Myanmar's western Rakhine state, according to UNHCR, the UN's refugee agency.

Police are investigating the attack and said Rohingya refugees themselves were also suspected.

"The miscreants could be hiding inside the camp," said a police inspector, who requested anonymity.

However, he said the camp was not secure and was easy to enter.

"People can enter from any sides of the 0.75-square kilometre camp which is surrounded by jungle and can easily hide among its crowds," he said.

Rohingya people living in Bangladesh are officially restricted to living in camps and cannot participate in normal society such as going to regular schools or having contact with locals. However, the Bangladesh government says more than 300,000 unregistered refugees are living in the Bangladeshi districts bordering Myanmar.

In recent years police have alleged Rohingya refugees are involved in criminal activities including human trafficking.

(AFP)

KEK IN BAWNG 26 SEP LUM

May 15, 2016:

Southern Shan State, Maikai Township, Sinshih khua leh Phaungmei khua ah May 11 khan huipi ahat a, gua aha juk bawk ah van le agi nasa ten a, Kek khia in bawng 26 hial chu asep lum ahi. Kek hi bawng gual tatna a khiat ziakin thi tam ahiu. Bawng thi hi Myanmar paisa nuai 60 man vel hi'n Maikai Police Station chun a gen hi.

Gan thi luangte hi Trawlergy a phua in Phaungmei khua pam gamnuai ah a va pai uh ahi.

~ Vaiphei Tawngsua

Cyclonic Storms Damage 3759 Houses in Nagaland

May 15

11:022016

A total of 3759 houses were damaged during the cyclonic storms that ravaged different parts of Nagaland in the last one month. This was contained in a report submitted by the Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) to the Chief Minister TR Zeliang on Saturday.

According to a press statement issued by Media Cell, CMO, the Chief Minister, who is also the chairman of NSDMA, has disbursed almost Rs 2.5 crore as immediate relief for the affected families in the aftermath of the cyclonic storms. The Chief Minister had also undertaken an aerial survey of the affected areas in Mokokchung while on his way to attend the Moatsu festival at Sungratsu village and had handed over a check of Rs 10 lakh to the Deputy

Commissioner the same day. He also announced equal amounts to the districts of Zunheboto and Mon, while Rs 5 lakh was announced for Longleng district. In the NSDMA report, as per the CMO press statement, in Zunheboto district, the unusual hailstorms at Suruhoto damaged 671 houses and 30 hectares of crops, and that an amount of Rs 39, 58,900 was given as immediate relief by Disaster Management Department.

In Mokokchung district, hailstorm/windstorm incidents caused damages to 1,382 houses of which 283 kutcha houses were completely damaged, 280 kutcha houses severely damaged, and 746 kutcha houses were partially damaged. Further, 71 electric poles and 50 embankments were also damaged. An amount of Rs 72, 90,800 was given as immediate relief.

In Longleng district, hailstorm incidents affected 34 villages from five circles namely, Yachem, Sakshi, YongnyahSadar and Longleng. The devastation left 342 partially damaged houses, 245 severely damaged houses and 56 fully damaged houses. An amount of Rs 23, 48,700 was given as immediate relief.

In Mon district, significant damages were made to houses, road infrastructure, power line, schools and paddy fields in several pockets ofthe district. A total of 614 houses were damaged. An amount of Rs 53, 22,300 was given as immediate relief.

In Wokha district, 449 houses were damaged by incidents of hailstorm/windstorm. Damages were also caused to infrastructure and plantations. An amount of Rs 18, 14,400 was given as immediate relief.

On the April 29, 2016, thunderstorms and windstorms were reported in Kohima and Dimapur and other sub-divisions of the districts but no major damage were reported. Officials from Disaster Management were immediately directed to the affected districts where they visited the sites of disasters. The officials assisted the district administration in assessing the damages and also in providing prompt financial relief.

Disaster Management is constantly in contact with the District Administration/District Disaster Management Authorities monitoring the situation closely and specially assessing any significant needs. Disaster Management and the State Disaster Response Force are on ready alert mode for any eventuality, the CMO in its statement assured.

Apart from the amounts released by the Chief Minister from the CM’s Relief Fund and the amounts released by the NSDMA, a proposal is being worked out for grant-in-aid to be taken up with the Government of India, it further informed.

-Morung Express

Assam Govt Mulls 34 New Border Outposts

May 15

10:252016

The Assam government is planning to set up 34 new outposts along the inter-state borders. These will add to the 81 Border outposts already existing along the inter-state borders in Assam.

Seven of the planned Border outposts have already been sanctioned, while the Public Works department is in the process of making plan estimates for the remaining 27. Seventeen of the new Border outposts will be on the Assam-Nagaland border – three in Jorhat district, five in Hamren, four in Sivasagar and five in Golaghat.

Along the Arunachal Pradesh border, seven additional outposts are being planned – three in Lakhimpur district and four in Sonitpur.

The other new Border outposts will be in Kamrup (2), Dima Hasao (6) and Hailakandi (2). “The government has felt the need to set up the new BoPs to enhance vigil and security in these sensitive areas. The project will be entirely funded by the State government,” Home commissioner LS Changsan said. Each Border outpost will be manned by at least one platoon of armed security personnel.

Tensions occasionally develop along the inter-state borders, which sometimes flare up into incidents of violence. In 2014, seven incidents of violence erupted along Assam-Nagaland border on local issues, resulting in loss of 12 lives. Reports of clashes over alleged encroachment have also come frequently from the Assam-Arunachal border.

-the Sentinel

More pledge support to ST demand

IMPHAL, May 15: The Development and Protection, United Voluntary Organisation, Nambol and the Awang Nongpok Pana, Yaingangpokpi Bazar have pledged support to the demand for enlistment of Meetei/Meitei in ST category.

Separate press releases issued by the two bodies said that ST status for Meiteis can bring equality among different communities of the State.

ST communities are provided different safeguards by the Indian Constitution but Meiteis, despite their tiny population, enjoy no such protection for they are enlisted in the General category.

It is crucial to get Meiteis enlisted in the ST category so that they can protect their identity. Meiteis can protect their identity in the midst of the crores of Indian people only when they are given a Constitutional safeguard.

The assumption that enlistment of Meitei in ST category would breed animosity among hill people and plain people is quite irrelevant.

It’s time for Meiteis to give up their chauvinism. The deliberate campaign to derail the movement of inclusion of Meiteis/Meeteis in ST category is creating confusion and unrest among the masses.

The campaign to get Meiteis enlisted in ST category is a movement to protect the culture, traditions and economy of the community, and ST status does not necessarily imply degeneration in the social status of the Meiteis, asserted the Development and Protection, United Voluntary Organisation, Nambol.
The STDCM is spearheading the ST campaign.

Sources: The sangai express

Tripura: 12 houses set on fire following suicide of Reang youth

AGARTALA, May 15: As many as 12 houses were set on fire by Reang people at Kashirampara, a remote village in North Tripura District on Sunday following suicide of a Reang youth, who was manhandled labelling him ‘thief’ reportedly by few Bengali residents few days back.

Bhriguram Reang, 32, committed suicide today reportedly after he was insulted and manhandled by few Bengali residents of the area, as alleged by a section of Reang people.

Sources said that Bhriguram Reang (32) a refugee of Naisingpara in Kanchanpur, was caught red-handed stealing fish from a pond at Kashirampara few days back and later manhandled by some people.

At this, he received injuries and was admitted in the hospital for treatment. Though he was released after preliminary treatment, he again went to hospital due to pain last night. The very next early morning, his body was found at Kashirampara.

At this, resentment brewed among the Naisingpara Reang refugees and they held the Kashirampara residents responsible for his death.

Getting the news, a contingent of police, Tripura State Rifles (TSR) jawans along with administrative officials rushed to the spot. Till latest report came in, TSR has been deployed there to avoid further occurrence of such incident.

(TNT News)

Eimi posal khat New Delhi Munirka mun ah melhetlo ten nasatakah vua, Hospital admit in um, Adin mun dengdel mama

New Delhi, 16 May 2016 04:52 am: 

Tuzing baitak dak 4 toh kikal thilsuak ahi. Ama hi eimi tangval Vasant Vihar toh kinai tak JNU campus kiang Munirka mun ah melhetlo tangval hon bang zak hem vel in chemcha mangchan nasatak ah sun in thisan sua in Safdurjung Hospital admit in um. Akigedan in ama hi Tv. Khamthianmung hi New Lamka Vengnuam cheng hidan inle akigen hi. 

Thusuak dang khat akihet dan chun ama hi angawn a um lai takin hetlo phut in melhetlo mi tangval bangzat hemvel hin nasatak ah vua in chemcha tiang in sun in thisan tampi sen in vua ahidan in akigen hi.

Fone tung ton in amun ah um Jerry Haokip in thilsuak hi Khochungte Awgin WhatsApp group ah Emergency ti in thilsuak asua in, Admin ho houpi na akinei, Delhi mun ah um loi upate number chu ki forward piak ahi.  

Adin mun hi dengdal mama inle akigen bawk hi. Ahinlah kuate khutsuak chun bang ziak ah tigual ah asoisak uh ahi em? ti akihe chian nai pua. Details report chu ngak zing ahi.

Samsau neite'n bang gual ah etkawl ding dan?

Chennai, May 16, 2016

Long hair, while being beautiful, is extremely difficult to maintain. Here are a few tips. 

Many women with long hair lose much of it while untangling the knots. Also, the rooms have strands stuck in corners, which is very annoying. One way to stop this is to switch off the fan while combing your hair. 

Women who suffer from hair loss also go through the process while washing their hair. Make sure you clean out the drain each time you wash your hair. If you are using a tub, rinse it out after your shampooing session.

The best way to maintain long hair, especially in the summer, is too avoid elastic bands. Instead, pin it up to keep your neck free of strands. A bun or top knot also keeps you cool. Check out the internet for different hair styles for the summer. 

A hairband or a simple bun can help avoid situations such as hair getting caught in a dress, sticking to your back while working out or falling all over your face as you try to put on or remove make-up.

~Via LiveChennai.com

Gua le huipi kitho Tamil Nadu leh Puducherry um ding ahi: S Balachandar

Chennai, May 16:

S Balachandar, Director of Chennai Meteorological Dept in agendan achun Bay of Bengal Indian Ocean leh Sri Lanka coast apat huipi le gua kitho kisiam um ahi tin agen hi. Zia ziak ahin Tamil Nadu govt. chief secretary le revenue dept commisioner kiang ah le kigin lawk nadin thusua hin agen hi.

Aman agenbe na achun Chennai le Tamil Nadu Simlam (northern) district sungah tuni (monday) gua chin hiding ahi tin agen hi. Sri Lanka Colombo south east lam apat low pressure ziak ahi tin agen ui. Official ten dakkal 48 sung ahin depression um ding ahi tin thusua mite akihou pi nau achun agen ui.

Tamil Nadu southern area Kanyakumar le Rameswaram chun gua nasatak a chin hidin le thusuak chun agen hi. Dept in nga mante (fisherman) te chun tui thuk lam apat chun coastal area lam manawt uh hen tin le agen uh ahi. Dept in agenbe nau achun huipi hat tak 45-55 kmph a hat chun Tamil Nadu leh Puducherry coasts area chu hung nung thei ahidan le agen bawk ui.

Hearty Congratulations Gl.Samuel T Khongsai

Kipapi umtah khat chu tunaicha TISS-Tata Institute of Social Science Mumbai a MA Sociology adia entrance examination result ana suodoh toh lhon in pachanna ahin neijin Chuleh IIM T-Indian Institute Management for PGPM/MBA(Prestigious Institute) jong ahin jihdoh kit in ahi.

Ahin lhakit akon IIM join a bolding ahitai.

Hiche keo hilouvin Madras University Chennai April lha achu MA Sociology grade D-Distinction ahin mukit nahlai ahi.

Het bethei khat chu amahi ningkum KSOC Ex-General Secretary eina pohpih uh ahi kit e.

Lolhinna ahin nei nachung ah KSOC in kipathu aki phong in chuleh maban ajong hoijo leh phajo ahin nei nadin Best wishes hiche thuthot akon ahung kibol e.

Pathen in phathei boh jing tahen.

~Team KSO Chennai

Assam Rifles seize arms, ganja, opium in Manipur

IMPHAL, May 15: A huge cache of arms and ammunition,ganja and opium was seized by Assam Rifles personnel from Senapati district in an operation.

Troops of 17 Assam Rifles seized the arms and ammunition from Songphel area yesterday during a search operation in the residential premise, an AR release said today.

Among the seized items were one country-made 7.62 mm pistol, country-made 7 mm air rifle, barrel drill machine and other equipment to make weapons, electric wire Bundle, 19 fired case cartridge of 7.62 mm, 60 fired case cartridge of SBBL gun, three rifle barrels and 16 spare batteries.

Also seized were butt of SBBL gun, six mobile phones without battery and SIM, 211 kg of ganja and 450 gm of opium, the release said.

The recovered items have been handed over to the Ukhrul police, it added.

In another operation by 20 Assam Rifles, 854.1 kg of ginseng estimated to cost Rs 51,24,600 was recovered on Saturday during routine check of vehicles at Wakmu checkpost in Chandel district, said the release.

Two persons in the vehicle fled into the nearby jungle and the seized material were handed over to the forest department, the release added.

(PTI Inputs)

IKYM REPLY LETTER to Apashon Tombing on his question about "Can KUKI INPI MANIPUR/KIM ever be trusted?''

♻REPLY LETTER FROM IKYM♻

TO. Jaumtah 
Bro. Pu. APASHON TOMBING.
Regarding: Can KUKI INNPI MANIPUR/KIM ever be trusted?

Respecred Sir.

Nahin thudoh na a kangaudan ahi e. Anoija hi.

👉Kagaidam KUKI INPI (MANIPUR) a lamkai pan asei chu adih ahi naije ajeh chu ama vai poh na chu Manipur kah sung ahi in manipur kah a sunga buina chu manipur a vaipo ho ma man achei doh uchu ahoi pen ahi e. Achei jou lou uleh National level KUKI INPI (NATIONAL LEADERS)  hon asei deu ahi e.

Ahin vangset um tah in KUKI INPI (NATIONAL LEADERS) le KUKI INPI (INTERNATIONAL LEADERS) inei pouvin apha mo lheh e.

Ahin olmo hih uvo.

IKYM TEN ihin nei deu ahi naije. Phat chomkhat jou leh.

1. IKYM (INTERNATIONAL LEADERS)
2. IKYM (NATIONAL LEADERS)
3. IKYM (STATE LEADERS)
4. IKYM (DISTRICT LEADERS)
5. IKYM (CONSTITUENCY LEADERS)
6. IKYM (POLLING LEADERS)
7. IKYM (VILLAGE LEADERS)
8. IKYM (TRIBES LEADERS)


NO. 👉3. Na pa khu. KUKI INPI MANIPUR AHI E.

Hethem uvo sooiteho.

News Delhi poding 
1. KUKI INPI (INDIA) ngai di.
National leaders👆
2. KUKI INPI (MANIPUR)
3. KUKI INPI (ASSAM)
4. KUKI INPI (NAGALAND)
5. KUKI INPI (TRIPURA)
6. KUKI INPI (BURMA)
National leaders👆
7. KUKI INPI (ETC)

Hithei hen lang kikihou toh hen  lang MANIPUR Tribals FORUM  Delhi lah a KUKI lamkai ho jouse chu.

KUKI INPI (INDIA) National leaders hisah leo hen kito na um di ham. Members jong tribes jouse a lhen be di delhi a cheng ho.

Kakipah e

By. Vicky Haokip founder IKYM

University of Delhi annual Admission Updates and Announcement

KUKI STUDENTS’ ORGANISATION,DELHI & NCR

_Department of Education_

*"University of Delhi annual Admission Updates and Announcement"*

*M.Phil. AND PhD PROGRAM:*

Admission to M.Phil. and Ph.D program process for online registration has begun on Friday. The last date of application is 31st May 2016.

*POSTGRADUATE COURSES:*

Online application for Admission to the Postgraduate courses already begins on 28th April and goes on till 24th May, 2016. These admissions are based on entrance test. For the first time the entrance will be held in six centres: Delhi, Bengaluru, Jammu, Kolkata and Varanasi.
This time questions for the examination would be multiple choice type and the duration is 2 hours. Question papers would be available both in Hindi and English. However, for the foreign language courses including Persian will have subjective questions as well.

*UNDERGRADUATE COURSES:*

The Undergraduate Courses to University of Delhi tentatively announce admission in Online from 28th May’16. The Offline application starts from 12th June and the registration process will end on June16.
The Undergraduate Courses for in which entrance are held for Bachelor for Management Studies (BMS), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Finance Investment and Analysis (FIA) and Bachelor in Business Economic (BE).
BE is offer in 11 colleges, BMS in three colleges and BBA (FIA) in one college of the University. In total there are about 840 seats for all the three courses.
Students wanting to apply for the Cluster Innovation Centre (CIC) two courses-B.Tech in Information Technology and Mathematical Innovation and Bachelor Arts (Hon’s) in Humanities and Social Science also included filling up this application form.
This form is also for the Bachelor of Physical Education, Bachelor of Elementary Education (BIED) and BA in Multimedia and Mass Communication (BMCC). This is offered at Indraprastha Colleges for women.

*REMINDERS TO THE ADMISSION*

- Applicants will be able to access all necessary documents and information like admit card, centre allocation, results, venue of group discussion and interviews online.
- The entrance for PG, MPhil and PhD test will likely be held between June 19th and 23rd, 2016.
- The registration fees for these courses are,
i) General Rs 500/-
ii) ST/SC, OBC and Physically Disability Rs 250/-
-External Link- www.du.ac.in

*ADMISSION HELP-DESK*

The Kuki Students’ Organisation Delhi & NCR will organise an annual Academic Admission Help-desk for the Academic Session 2016-2017 for Offline registration from June first week onwards. Students who wish to come to Delhi for further studies and for related Coaching/seeking jobs may endorse the acknowledgement of their respective District/ Block KSO. Irrespective of students from different states, coming to Delhi for further studies may take the membership/registration to KSO’D & NCR. All students/parents seeking guideline related to Admission process and Courses/discipline may contact us below.

*Contact Person*

1. Thenginmang Haokip (Edu.Secy) - 09015087395
2. Tingbem Khongsai (Asst.Edu.Secy) - 07503866947
3. Lenboi Kipgen (Asst.Edu.Secy) – 09958025414
4. Kso Delhi (Permanent No.) – 9999197552/8130652553
Email: ksodlamhil10@gmail.com

Sd/-
Letginlen Doungel, General Secretary, KSO Delhi & NCR

Thenginmang Haokip Education Secretary
KSO Delhi & NCR
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Principal Info. and Publicity
KSO Delhi & NCR

Hearty Congratulations Gl.Samuel T Khongsai

Chennai, 16^th May 2016:

Kipapi umtah khat chu tunaicha TISS-Tata Institute of Social Science Mumbai a MA Sociology adia entrance examination result ana suodoh toh lhon in pachanna ahin neijin Chuleh IIM T-Indian Institute Management for PGPM/MBA(Prestigious Institute) jong ahin jihdoh kit in ahi.

Ahin lhakit akon IIM join a bolding ahitai.
Hiche keo hilouvin Madras University Chennai April lha achu MA Sociology grade D-Distinction ahin mukit nahlai ahi.
Het bethei khat chu amahi ningkum KSOC Ex-General Secretary eina pohpih uh ahi kit e.

Lolhinna ahin nei nachung ah KSOC in kipathu aki phong in chuleh maban ajong hoijo leh phajo ahin nei nadin Best wishes hiche thuthot akon ahung kibol e.

Pathen in phathei boh jing tahen.

~Team KSO Chennai