DoNER Reviews Projects of North East and Future Plans

Rs 11 crore released by North Eastern Council for JNU Hostel for students of North east 

NEW DELHI, 03 JUNE 2019 – The Union Minister of State for Development of North Eastern Region (IC) Dr Jitendra Singh chaired a review meeting with the officials of Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) and North Eastern Council (NEC), here today. The Secretary, Ministry of DoNER, Dr Inderjit Singh, Secretary NEC, Shri Ram Muivah were present during the meeting.

The Union Minister of State for Development of North Eastern Region (IC) Dr Jitendra Singh chairing a review meeting with the officials of Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) and North Eastern Council (NEC), in New Delhi on June 03, 2019. The Secretary, Ministry of DoNER, Dr Inderjit Singh and Secretary NEC, Mr Ram Muivah are also seen.

The officials briefed the Minister about the progress made on the ongoing projects in the North Eastern region of India. He was also briefed about the upcoming initiatives and projects to be implemented in the region.

During the meeting, Dr Jitendra Singh was informed that an amount of Rs 11 crore has been released for the construction of JNU hostel for north eastern students in Delhi. The tendering by CPWD is in process. This is the first of its kind hostel in JNU. The hostel will have 224 rooms and accommodate 424 students. Out of 224 rooms, 24 rooms have been assigned for Divyang students. The remaining rooms will be occupied by equal number of boys and girls i.e 200 boys and 200 girls. The four storey hostel will be built in approximately one and a half acre area. The construction work will start in the coming weeks. He was also informed that the hostel for North Eastern girl students, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister in Bengaluru recently, has also become functional. In addition to these hostels, the land acquisition process has started for the Rohini hostel for North eastern students studying in colleges and institutions related to Delhi University and Rs 2.5 crore has been released to DDA. The hostel will be built in an area of about 5 acres.

The status of the North Eastern Cultural and Information Centre to be set up in Dwarka in New Delhi, was also discussed during the meeting.  The estimated cost of the project is about Rs. 50 crore. The Minister said that this Centre will act as a cultural and convention/information hub of the North Eastern Region in Delhi. It will be constructed at par with the international standards and will have a library-cum-reading room with material on North Eastern Region, an art gallery showcasing the North East.

Dr. Jitendra Singh said that the development of north eastern region has been the priority for the Government under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. The Government will make all efforts for the implementation of ongoing development projects in North East and will take measures to introduce new projects for the benefit of people of North East. He added that the ministers will soon start their visits to North east region to have a first-hand knowledge and ground realities of the people there.

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Delhi Khalvontawi in KHALPITON nei ding

NEW DELHI, 16 AUG 2015 --- Delhi Khalvontawi in tukum KHALPITON [KV Meet] November 07 (Saturday) chiang Pasian in lem ung sakpihleh JNU ah zak hiding chi'n tuni meeting ah thupukna neih uhi. KV ELECTION leh Incharge kipiak khiatna zong nei ding uhi.

A nuam theihtawp leh siangthou theihtawp a zak hiding chi uhi.

Pasian in lem ung sakpihleh Khalpiton 2015 ah Upa Cin Suan Kap, Mission Veng pe'n KHALPIPA hi di'ng in kithutuak in thupukna nei ua, Khalpipa tunlekuan flight ticket zong KV Delhi in tuaksak ding hi. 

Tuaban ah Delhi a om sung teng in KV a dia mikiphal te'n Delhi Khawpi sung Veehna/Etpihna (OUTING) neipih ding uhi. 

Tuletu a reseved bawlte: QUTUB MINAR etpih ding Mr Khaalnou, LOTUS TEMPLE etpih ding - Mr Hanglamthang & Mr Naulian, GURGAON SHOPPING MALLS - Mr Jacob Kappu &  Miss Mawite, JNU CAMPUS sung fangpih ding - Dr Kammuanmung Thangniang, RED FORT etpih ding - Mr Khailianlal @ Zamin K. Thangkhal, SUNDAY MARKET phakpih ding - Miss Nianghauching @ Haunu, RAJ GHAT (Gandhi kivuina) etpih ding - Mr Kamlianmang, INDIA GATE etpih ding - Mr Boipu Suantak, leh NEHRU MUSEUM (JL Nehru tenna innlui) etpih ding - Mr Kaplal @ Khallal Phiamphu ahi uhi. Tuaban ah etding poimoh a omleh ahun dungzui a ngaituah ahiding hi chi uh.

August 16 ni'a meeting ah Khalpiton a sum tuak ding dan genkhawmna nei ua, Govt employee (leh special group) Rs 1000, Private employee Rs 500, leh Unemployed (nasemlou) te'n Rs 200 chi'n tuak dingzah bihkhiah uhi. Gurgaon area sum dawng ding in Mr Hanglamthang, Mr Naulian leh Gurgaon area dawng ding Mr Jacob Kappu ngansiah in om uhi.

Tutung Khalpiton ah TPO, TYO, TSP leh TBC lamkaite zong official tak in chialna zong peh ding uhi. Ton siim ding hung paite KV in ana zintun ding chi uhi.

KHALPIPA ding zong KV secy-pu in August 16 zan in theihsak hi. 

KHALPITON chiang un 'Meh' pen a lim theih bang a huan hiding chi uhi.

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JNU student girl still critical in Delhi

New Delhi, August 1, 2013 [IANS] --- A day after being brutally attacked with an axe by a besotted classmate who later committed suicide at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) here, Roshni, 22, remains critical, a police officer said Thursday.

Doctors attending to her at Safdarjung Hospital said Roshni is in the Intensive Care Unit, and has suffered four deep injuries on the skull. Blood vessels supplying the brain have been damaged. 

She has a major brain clot and her right wrist was badly slashed in the attack, a doctor said.

Police said that the family members of Akash, the 23-year-old student of Korean in the university's School of Languages, who attacked Roshni, have reached Delhi from Bihar.

After the attack, Akash committed suicide by slitting his throat and also drinking a poisonous substance. 

A police officer said a four-page note written in Hindi and English by Akash had been recovered.

"We have recovered a four-page suicide note from Akash, were he has written that whatever happened between both of them (Roshni and Askash) is known to their friends. So we will question friends of both of them to know what triggered him (Akash) to indulge in such a brutal attack," the officer said. 

The incident has shocked students and faculty at the JNU. The campus is known as the hub of radical thinking. 

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Girl student attacked in JNU campus with axe, attacker dies

New Delhi, July 31, 2013 [ZEENEWS] --- A Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) female student was seriously injured in an attack by a male student with an axe in the college campus on Wednesday. While the girl's condition is stated to be critical, the attacker later succumbed to his injuries in the hospital.

The incident took place today morning around 11 am at the JNU campus where Akash and Roshni were studying Korean language in the university's linguistic department.

The attack took place in room number 203 of the university after both the students reportedly entered into an argument.

After attacking the girl, the accused reportedly tried to commit suicide by slitting his throat and consuming pesticide.

The attacker was admitted to the AIIMS hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. Meanwhile, the victim has been admitted to Safdurjung hospital and her condition is stated to be critical.

The cause of the attack is still not clear as the victim is still critical and not in a condition to give a statement.

A country made pistol was also recovered by the police from the spot.

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JNU forms available from Feb 7, entrance exams scheduled for May

NEW DELHI, 05 Feb 2013 [TOI] --- Jawaharlal Nehru University has announced its admission schedule for the 2013-14 academic session. The application process starts from Thursday. The entrance exams for various courses will start from May 18.

Apart from the entrance exams " JNU Entrance Examination" (JNUEE) for its own courses, the university also conducts entrance exam "Combined Entrance Examination for Biotechnology" (CEEB) on behalf of participating universities at 51 cities all over the country and one overseas centre in Kathmandu. The entrance examinations will be conducted on May 18, 19, 20 and 21, 2013.

While the last date for closing of online application process is March 23 the last date of submission of completed offline application form is March 28.

Last date of submission of completed offline or printed copy of the online application form to reach JNU is also March 28.

The university has also announced the schedule for the direct admission to PhD programmes. The last date for submission of forms for the monsoon semester is February 15 and for the winter semester is October 14.

University's website www.jnu.ac.in

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