Naga band in VH1 channel top 10

Alobo Naga and The Band from Nagaland is the first band from the North East to be in the Top 10 Countdown of the international music channel VH1.
The Dimapur-based band's music video "Painted Dreams" is number 8 on the list, competing with international heavyweights like Lady Gaga, Maroon 5, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Superheavy, etc, claims a release by the video's producer. "In the coming days, the band is hoping to make it to the number one position," the release said.

Source: Times of India

TK Bible NT Mobile Version(Trial) download theih in omta

Hyderabad 3rd Oct.,2011: Hun sawtpi buaipih ahih nung in Thangkhal New Testament pen Mobile Version a Trial zoh hita a, try bawl ut ten hih link click in download theih hita TK_NT_Mobile Trial. 

         Tutan a ki test dan in Nokia leh Sony Ericson mobile te ah hoihtak in paithei a, mobiel handset dang ah ki test kha nai chet louh ahih man in download bawl a mobile apat en theilou ten hih comment sung ah na mobile handset details toh hong zasak un. Mailam ah tu a sang a kitupjaw leh hoihjaw version bawl ahilai ding a, hih trial version pen khah khiak jual maimai ahi. 

    Hih najat theih na din na mobile pen memory card ah free space 483Kb a om ngai ding hi.

    Steps to download and install in Mobile:-
1. Click the download site.
2. Download the .jar file (by clicking Download Now Button) into your mobile or computer.
3. Save into your mobile memory or memory card.
4. Open the file from your mobile. Install (for sony ericson), for Nokia default installation.
 
Hih file download a buaina nei ten comments sung ah kijasak ni.Facebook sung apat jong kikup theih ahi.Toupa Thupha.

Openings for Pastors/Chaplain -ZCF Guwahati

The Zomi Christian Fellowship, Guwahati India, an evangelical, inter-denominational fellowship is searching for a suitable committed pastor and applications are invited from interested persons to work as full time pastor /chaplain:

General Conditions

Service terms /Basis of service:

The pastor /chaplain should be a born again believer(evangelical), good character with a good work track record, totally committed in serving the Lord and has a burden especially for spiritual and social upliftment of the Zomis .

Qualifications:

A. Minimum qualification
a) Bachelor Degree in Secular with B.D or equivalent in Theology Experience: Ministry experience in -pastoral ministry/teaching Mission work experience, etc.
b) Degree/diploma & proficiency in music is desirable.

B. Language:

a) Zomi speaking person and can speak and understand other Zo dialects.
b) Speak & understand English.

C. Age: Not above 60 years as on 01/09/2011.

Pay Package:

a) Rs 16,000/- consolidated
b) Mediclaim Insurance: Upto one lakhs rupees for self (spouse & 2 children if married).

Note: In Case of any dispute /relaxations regarding all the conditions as listed above the decision of the Recruiting Committee (RC) will be final and binding.
Terms of Service:

The Pastor shall be appointed for a period of 5 years (subject to performance review every two years). The appointment shall be effective from the date of joining.

How to apply:

Intending candidates, fulfilling the required qualifications may submit their application in a neatly typed double spaced letter indicating:

Full Name (in capital letters)
Father’s name
Date of birth
Marital status
Personal Testimony -in a one page document
Ordination certificate, if ordained
Academic certificates
Experience /skill certificates
Two recent passport size photographs
10. Recommendation from church/ Reliable sources/ persons

The complete application may be forwarded to the name and add given below on or before 15th November, 2011 via post. Advance copy may be forwarded via e-mail as given above and by post at:

Mrs L. Guite,
2A-Block II, Gyankonika Apartments, 3rd Bashistha By lane
Near Regional Passport Office, Beltola, Guwahati –781028.

Interview date and time will be intimated after scrutiny and screening of applications by the RC.

Note: Incomplete application is liable to be rejected.

Pastor Recruitment Committee, ZCF Guwahati.
E-mail: op.ngaihte@gmail.com or aniengguite@yahoo.co.in

Phone/Mobile: 09706044474/09435557853/09954493567

From:

Zcf Guwahati
zcfgbulletin@gmail.com

 Source: zolengthe

Manipur Propose to be Sporting Capital of India

Imphal, Oct 1 : Revealing lofty contents of its Vision Document 2025, BJP national convener Sunil Deodhar hold out the party’s plan to transform Manipur into a sporting capital of the country.

Deodhar arrived here on Monday on a three-day visit and took first hand account of the prevailing situation which was conveyed to BJP national president Nitin Gadkari.

While briefing the media at the party’s State office here, Deodhar said he has come to take stock of the prevailing situation arising out of the ongoing economic blockade on National Highways of the State and to reveal State-specific contents of Vision document 2025.

Through Vision document 2025, the BJP will transform Manipur into a sporting capital of the country given the talent pool of the State, he said.

He lamented the gross injustice prevailing in the State with the crisis emanating from economic blockade on National Highways for 58 days and counting. The visiting leader expressed shock that an LPG cylinder is being sold at a whopping Rs 2,000.

Deodhar said the party will submit a detailed report of the situation in Manipur to the Prime Minister and President of India upon getting back from his trip and put pressure on the Union Government for prompt intervention to solve the matter.

Source:  sinlung.com

2 Months of Manipur Blockade: LPG Cylinder Rs 2,000, Rice Rs70 a kg!

Guwahati, Sep 29 : Manipur has been literally held to ransom by two tribal organisations who have enforced ‘economic blockades’ on the two national highways in the state on the issue of the demand for the creation of a new district.

Fifty-eight days into the blockades, the prices of essential commodities have spiraled like never before. According to locals, petrol is being sold at Rs120 to Rs140 and diesel Rs70 a litre in the black market in Manipur capital Imphal.

“An LPG cylinder is being sold at Rs1,600 to Rs2,000 in the black market. We are buying mustard oil at Rs 120 a litre and we presume the one we are buying is also not pure,” said Abdul Haque, leader of All Manipur Students’ Union.
He said the situation wouldn’t have come to such a pass had the government allegedly not connived with the traders. Haque alleged the government remained silent as it was getting its share from the traders.

The situation is said to be worse in the four hill districts where the Nagas are in majority. “Can one imagine how difficult living could be when rice is sold at Rs70 a kg?” asked Julie Singlai, leader of an Ukhrul-based students’ organisation. Ukhrul is one of the four hill districts in Manipur.

Julie said potatoes and onions were being sold at Rs50 to Rs60 per kg. LPG is out of market at many places in the hill districts. “We get everything from Imphal. However, in the wake of the blockades, there is an acute shortage of the essential items now,” she added.

The government denied there had been any shortage of the essential items. “The situation has improved in the last few days though the prices have gone up to some extent,” minister and government spokesman N Biren told DNA. He said vehicles carrying essential commodities were being escorted into the state through national highway 53.

“We’re doing everything possible to check the prices,” he added. Around a dozen vehicles have been torched by the protestors on national highway 39 ever since the blockades.

It all began on August 1 when the Sadar Hills District Demand Committee imposed economic blockades on NH 39 and 53 demanding the creation of Sadar Hills district. Soon after, the United Naga Council, the apex Naga organisation of Manipur, enforced similar blockades on the same routes in protest against the government’s alleged attempts to bifurcate Naga-dominated areas to create the new district. The tribal Kukis are in majority in Sadar Hills and their demand for the creation of the new district exists since the 70s.

“We’re closely monitoring the situation,” the Manipur government spokesman said. Scores of people had died in ethnic clashes between the Kukis and the Nagas in 1992.
 Source: Sinlung.com