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Monthly Archives: February 2021
Entrusting wrong people for the right mission ails Tangkhul Church Today, says General Ningkhan
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Driving home the essence of maintaining unity amongst the Naga families with peace talks entering crucial periods, Anthony Shimray, the chief of the Naga Army urged Tangkhuls to get rid of its ever – ready to complaint attitude rather seek God’s … Continue reading
Anthony Shimray, Longvibu, Naga Army ruled out meeting point with NNPGs
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Unravelling the progress of the ongoing Naga peace talks before the massive gathering here at Tangkhul Naga Long ground Ukhrul on Thursday, Anthony Ningkhan Shimray, Longvibu, Naga Army, said the long protracted Indo-Naga political talks is nearing completion as most of the competencies … Continue reading
Re-reading Liberalism: In the Heat of an FIR Lodged against an Indigenous People by PETA
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Shallow understanding of cultures or reinforcing singularity of cosmology has resulted in yet another assault on the Indigenous Peoples before the wound of dog meat ban in Nagaland, India under the aegis of People for Animals (PFA), is healed. Based … Continue reading
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113 active COVID-19 cases now in Manipur
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With COVID-19 situation further improved in Manipur as the state has only 113 active cases now with a recovery rate of 98.33%. According to the daily status update report of the state Health department, 13 persons were diagnosed with COVID-19, … Continue reading
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COVID-19 contractual healthcare workers intensify protest in Manipur
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Contractual COVID-19 healthcare workers intensified their agitation demanding service extension on Thursday. Joined by multitasking staff and nurses from other districts of the state, the COVID-19 healthcare workers stormed the office of the Manipur Health directorate in Imphal’s Lamphelpat. They … Continue reading
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North Eastern Regional Power Committee inaugural programme held in Kohima
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The 21st North Eastern Regional Power Committee (NERPC) inaugural programme with ministers from North- Eastern States, officials of the Central and state governments and State Power Utilities was held at Hotel Vivor, Kohima on Thursday. Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio … Continue reading
Meghalaya CoMSO: no ILP, no discussion on railway
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The Confederation of Meghalaya Social Organization (CoMSO) has rejected the idea to discuss implementation of railway projects without the Inner Line Permit (ILP). “We are very clear that no ILP, no discussion on railway. It is only after ILP is … Continue reading
Confederation of Meghalaya Social Organizations puts pressure on Conrad over ILP: Delhi in agenda
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With the Meghalaya government likely to visit Delhi very soon, the Confederation of Meghalaya Social Organizations (CoMSO) has threatened to resort to agitation if Centre further delays appointment for discussion on the Inner Line Permit (ILP). This came after a … Continue reading
JNIMS hospital vandalised by angry mob
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An angry group of people on Wednesday ransacked furniture and other properties of JNIMS hospital, Imphal, before police put the situation under control. The people got angry after a 36-year-old woman, identified as Oinam Sashibala Devi of Leishangthem Awang Leikai … Continue reading