 SENAPATI, Nov 29 [TSE] : The Naga People's Organization (NPO) has joined other Naga civil organizations in Manipur in voicing against the Kuki State Demand Committee's (KSDC) projected map.
The apex Naga body of Senapati district has termed the claim of the KSDC as 'unacceptable and fabricated'. The NPO has asked the Kuki organization to immediately withdraw the map to prevent confusion among the general public.
"Defining and demarcating its boundary without any historical facts is disturbing and provoking. Moreover, claiming its rights over the land which are within the ownership of the Nagas is all the more resenting and immature on the part of the KSDC.
"Therefore, it is advised that, the KSDC ceases to project all artificial claims for public interest and communal harmony," the NPO advised.
"The Nagas in Senapati district since time immemorial have been defending its ancestral identity, land and resources, and it will continue to do so if asked for", it asserted. While respecting the genuine aspirations and movement of KSDC for a separate administration, it should be clear to all, that the Nagas will not part an inch of its ancestral land. Making tall claims without any ownership and historical basis will only hamper the pursue for peaceful co-existence of different communities.
The NPO advised the KSDC to be instead aware of anti-tribal forces within the State Government that seek to jeopardize the peaceful movement for resolving tribal issues in Manipur.
Hitting out at organisations based in the valley, the NPO said that commenting on the Naga and Kuki movements through ethnic lines and past records, such organizations have been instrumental only in inciting communal tension rather than bridging the gap between the difference among the tribals and the State Govt.
The NPO endorses the decision of the UNC for Alternative Arrangement through a peaceful parting with the majority community. It said that harmony among the brothers can be achieved with.
"Moreover, the step-motherly attitude of the State Government towards the tribal movement is obvious and visible by past and recent policies in the form of endorsing the communal voice of the valley based organizations which claims to defend the integrity of the state while the tribals are neglected, discriminated and repressed everyday," the NPO said.
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Kuki map unacceptable, asserts NPO
Tamchon Football Final Dec 1: Hmar Vs Zeliangrong
DELHI a NE mite dia football tournament ngalah huoi mama khat a kigen, a 6-veina NE Tamchon Football Trophy umna Dr Ambedkar Stadium ah Nov 29 ni’n HSA FC (Hmar) in ning kum a champion Kangleicha Sanaroi Lup (KSL) khu penalty ah zou a, Zeliangrong FC in TSFD FC (Tripura) 1-0 in zou a, amau gel final ah kisuh tuo ding in um ta. Dec 1 chieng Ambedkar ah aw chi ahita!
Semi final match 1-na khu HSA FC vs KSL ahi. Kimawl minit 6 chetin HAS in penalty khat mu a, goal khat ang khum ngal uhi. Hinanleh KSL in zong khat ang khum pai hi. Half tan in goal 2 tuo kikhum uhi. Half zou in khat tuo kikhum ua, tuachin extra time 30 mins kimawl ua, goal bangma lut nawnlou. Penalty ah Hmar goalie in khat ang save a, tuachi’n KSL in HAS 8-6 in lel uhi.
Semi final match 2-na Zeliangrong FC vs TSFD FC (Tripura). Zeliangrong FC in half tan in goal khat chouh khum a, Tripura in bangma. Hun beitan in Zelingrong in goal khat in zou suo hi.
HSA FC-te Final 3-vei lutna ahita a, Zeliangrong FC toh 2008 ki final ua, DMZP FC toh 2010 in ki final uhi. Zeliangrong FC in 2008 Champion la a, 2011 in Runners-up in pang hi.
North East Tamchon Football Trophy final match khu Dec 1 nitah 5.30pm chieng Dr Ambedkar Stadium ah HAS FC leh Zeliangrong FC ‘champion’ kitu ding uhi.
NE Tamchon Trophy ahileh Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports leh Ministry of DoNER in a sponsored ahi banah ONGC, Oil India Limited leh COSCO te’n zong co-sponsor uhi.
First Prize (Champion Team) la te’n Rs 5 lakh, Medal leh Certificate sa’ng ding ua, 3-vei kizawm a la te’n trophy kitan ding uhi. Tutan in koi man la zou nailou. Second Prize Rs 3 lakh + Medal+ Certificate leh Third Prize Rs 2 lakh+Medal+Certificate ahi.
Quarter Final lut team 5 kungah Rs 25K chiet mu ding tualeh Best Striker, Best Mid-Field, Best Defender, Best Coach leh Man of the Tournament te’n Rs 5K chiet mu ding uhi. Best Team of the Tournament (Fair Play Award) in Rs 20K mu uhi chi’n organiser te’n gen uhi.
Closing Ceremony ni’n Final Match um ding a, tuonah External affairs minister Salman Khurshid leh Election commissioner HS Brahma te’n Chief Guest leh Guest of Honour hina toh uop ding uhi. NE MP, Delhi Commissioner of Police Neeraj Kumar leh President of Delhi Soccer Association Subhash Chopra, MLA te’n uop di’n kigen. Shillong Chamber Choir banah NE lasa siem tuomtuom te’n zong zaila awi ding uhi.
Tami tournament khu phamsa RN Tamchon (ACP, Delhi Police) theizingna Tangkhul Naga Society Delhi (TNSD) in 2007 a ana pat ahi. NE mite lah ah ‘games leh sports’ tungtawn a kilemna, kituohna leh kitauna um thei ding chi tup thupi pen khat ahi chi’n organiser te’n gen uhi.
~ Bruce K. Thangkhal, Joint Editor, ZOGAM TODAY
7 Egyptians get death in anti−Islam film case
Cairo, Nov 28 (IANS) Seven fugitive Egyptians were Wednesday sentenced to death in absentia for crimes related to unity and independence of Egypt following the release of a film that allegedly insulted Islam, state media reported.
On Sep 11, thousands of Egyptians surrounded the US embassy in Cairo protesting the movie that reportedly insulted Prophet Mohammad. Clashes between protesters and security forces left one dead and more than 200 people injured.
The Cairo Criminal Court Wednesday sentenced to death the seven defendants, who are Egyptian immigrants to the US, Xinhua reported.
They were accused of committing crimes related to unity and independence of the country.
The seven defendants have also been put on the watch list of the Cairo International Airport.
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Zee journalists sent to 2 days' police custody
New Delhi, Nov 28 (IANS): A Delhi court Wednesday sent two Zee News journalists to two days' police custody. They were arrested on an extortion complaint filed by Congress MP Naveen Jindal's company, Jindal Power and Steel Ltd.
Metropolitan Magistrate Gomti Manocha sent the duo to two days' custody of Crime Branch of Delhi Police till Nov 30 and dismissed their bail plea.
Delhi Police had sought three days' custody of the journalists to interrogate them, and said that while reporting on the matter, the Zee News misreported facts and "there was an element of deception involved".
Sudhir Chaudhary, head of Zee News, and Samir Ahluwalia, head of Zee Business, were arrested here Tuesday on charges of attempting to extort Rs.100 crore from Jindal Power and Steel Ltd. in exchange for not filing news reports linking the firm to the irregular coal blocks allocation.
The Jindal Group filed an extortion complaint against them.
Police booked both the journalists under Sections 384 (extortion), 120(b) (criminal conspiracy) and 511 (punishment for attempting to commit offences punishable with imprisonment for life or other imprisonment) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Before arresting Chaudhary and Ahluwalia Tuesday, police also charged them under Section 420 (cheating).
During the hearing, advocate Rebecca John appearing for the journalists told the court that both were innocent and respectable individuals. Counsel denied the allegations made by the Jindal Group that they attempted to extort Rs.100 crore from the company.
She added: "Money was never involved in the case and there was no deal. Where is the crime?"
John told the court that the meeting between the Jindal Power and Steel Ltd. (JPSL) officials and the two journalists was held only because the company's officials had called both the journalists, and her clients had not made any deal with JPSL.
Public prosecutor Rajiv Mohan said that police had video and audio recordings as evidence against the journalist demanding money from Jindal Group.
Both journalists are accused of demanding Rs.100 crore from Jindal Group in the form of advertisments to the channel in exchange for not filing news reports linking his firm to the coal blocks allocation.
Jindal last month released a CD which purportedly showed footage in which the Zee journalists were trying to strike a deal with his company officials, telling them that their TV news channel would not air negative stories on Jindal Group if the money was paid to them.
Jindal, who is chairman of JPSL, had earlier claimed that the Zee executives had demanded Rs.20 crore for four years and they secretly filmed the meetings. They later raised the demand to Rs.100 crore for not broadcasting stories against the company in relation to the allocation of coal blocks, Jindal alleged.
JPSL is among the companies named in the Comptroller and Auditor General's report as one of the beneficiaries of the controversial coal blocks allocation.
Zee News last month sent a Rs.150 crore defamation notice to the Congress MP, who too had filed a Rs.200 crore suit against the media conglomerate, claiming that the TV channel had tried to extort money from his company.
However, Zee News chief executive officer Alok Agarwal at a press conference defended its journalists saying, "Our executives' arrest is illegal. We strongly condemn arrests of our two executives."
Agarwal also alleged that police were being forced to pursue the matter against them and make illegal arrests.
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TET exam conducted in Church
IMPHAL, Nov 28 [TSE]: The farce continues. Members of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, New Checkon have taken strong exception to the conduct of the TET examination inside the Church today. Speaking to The Sangai Express members of the Church said that the Headmaster of Covenant English School informed them that the examination was conducted inside the Church as per the directives of BOSEM. Strongly condemning the incident, the members in a statement said that the disrectpectful conduct of the school and BOSEM is uncalled for and urged all concerned not to repeat such acts in the future.
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Two Zee News journalists held for extortion
| New Delhi, Nov 27 (IANS): Two senior journalists of Zee News were arrested here Tuesday on charges of attempting to extort Rs.100 crore from Congress MP Naveen Jindal's company in exchange for not filing news reports linking his firm to the coal blocks allocation, said police. Sudhir Chaudhary, head of Zee News, and Samir Ahluwalia, head of Zee Business, were arrested by Crime Branch of Delhi Police following the registration of an extortion case about 45 days ago on a complaint of Jindal's company. "Sudhir Chaudhary and Samir Ahluwalia were arrested by Crime Branch Tuesday evening under criminal conspiracy and extortion cases," Deputy Commissioner of Police S.B.S. Tyagi told IANS. The journalists will be presented before the Saket court Wednesday. Jindal last month released a CD which purportedly showed footage in which the Zee journalists were trying to strike a deal with his company officials, telling them that their TV news channel will not air negative stories on Jindal Group if the money is paid to them. Chaudhary had rubbished the allegations as "fabrication" and described it as "pressure tactics" to prevent the channel from doing expose stories. "We have done a series of stories on coal scam based on official papers. This is a retaliation to our relentless campaign against corruption," he had said. Jindal, who is chairman of Jindal Power and Steel Ltd, (JPSL), had earlier claimed that the Zee executives had demanded Rs.20 crore for four years and they secretly filmed the meetings. They later raised the demand to Rs.100 crore for not broadcasting stories against the company in relation to allocation of coal blocks, Jindal alleged. JPSL is among the companies named in the CAG report as one of the beneficiaries of the controversial coal block allocations. In a retaliatory move, Zee News last month sent a Rs.150 crore defamation notice to the Congress MP, who too had filed a Rs.200 crore case against the media conglomerate, claiming the TV channel had tried to extort money from his company. |
Manipur Highway blockade suspended
Demanding creation of a separate Kuki State, the Kuki State Demand Committee (KSDC) called the blockade on both national and State highways in the Kuki-inhabited areas in Manipur since November 17 evening, forcing the entire 2.5 million population of the State to face artificial scarcity of fuel.
“Given the demand of the Kuki National Organisation (KNO) and the United People’s Front (UPF) for a political dialogue, the Union Home Ministry was apprised of the matter and the Union Home Ministry has responded positively to depute an official team after the Winter Session of Parliament to Imphal.
In the meantime, the KSDC has been requested to call off the blockade on national highways and maintain peace,” said a government communique which was made available to the media today.
Source: sinlung.com
Two North East girls harrassed in Delhi
The accused forcibly knocked the victim's door for one-and-a-half month
New Delhi, Nov 21, 2012 -- Two North East girls have been continuously harassed by a 25-year-old man here in Munirka early this morning. Both the victims and the accused stayed in same building, H/No. 205-F, First Floor, Munirka. The accused, Arvind Pandey, a warehouse manager in Kapashera, has forcibly knocked the victims' door and demanded to open the door early this morning at 1.15am.
According to the information reaching to North East Support Centre and Helpline, the accused harassed the two young North East girls for the past one and a half month. The accused used to keep flowers, letters and chocolates inside the victims' room (through a small space under the door). The victim also informed the NESC Helpline that the accused used to bolt their door from outside and many times they sought help to open the door from domestic workers of their houseowner.
"This morning Arvind Pandey came again and knocked our doors at 1.15 am. I was so scared that I did not open the door. I requested him not to repeat again and stop harassing me every night, but he never listened to me at all. I warned him that I will call the police, even then he insisted me to call them. I was helpless so much so that I informed our landlord, instead of helping me, I was being told to vacate the room. So I call up the police and informed the matter," told one of the victims to NESC Helpline.
The North East Support Centre and Helpline (NESCH) fact finding team led by founding member Dr Alana Golmei visited the victims at their residence in Munirka this morning at 9am.
In one of the letters written by Arvind Pandey, says: "Can we have talk on phone" with a written phone number "9582151453".
"Some time when I rang up this number, it was switched off. One day I got the line and he said he was not," one of the victims told NESC Helpline fact finding team today.
With the help of North East Support Centre and Helpline, the victims lodged a complaint in Vasant Visant Police Station today. The accused, Arvind Pandey (25) S/o Raghunath Pandey of Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was arrested by the police. The police registered a case against the accused under section (u/s) 107/151 of CRPC [DD No. 13A, dated 21-11-2012]. The victims demanded preventive action should be taken by the police.
Both the victims were from Manipur, an aspiring air hostess, who came to Delhi to fulfill their dreams. They underwent three-month training course in air hostess. Now both are waiting their interview results, expecting to get job in airline industry.
"It is very sad that our girls are becoming soft targets in the city. They are simply harassed and the landlords often ignored their plights at any crucial moment. The Police must also take action against the landlord," Dr. Alana Golmei expressed.
Dr Golmei appeals to the concern authority to give full security and protection to the Northeast community especially the young girls who have come here to pursue their careers. This kind of harassment discourages and disturbs our girls in achieving their dreams.
The North East Support Centre and Helpline expressed their heartfelt gratitude to Shri Anil Sharma, Station House Officer (SHO), Vasant Vihar Police Station for taking up the matter seriously and arresting the culprit immediately.
North East Support Centre & Helpline (www.nehelpline.net) is combined initiative of various human rights activists, social workers, students, journalists, and lawyers seeking to prevent harassment and abuses meted out to women, North East People, and tribal communities of different states.
- Bruce K. Thangkhal | Media Incharge
North East Support Centre and Helpline, Delhi
nehelpline@gmail.com , 8860956209/9999397620
New Delhi, Nov 21, 2012 -- Two North East girls have been continuously harassed by a 25-year-old man here in Munirka early this morning. Both the victims and the accused stayed in same building, H/No. 205-F, First Floor, Munirka. The accused, Arvind Pandey, a warehouse manager in Kapashera, has forcibly knocked the victims' door and demanded to open the door early this morning at 1.15am.
According to the information reaching to North East Support Centre and Helpline, the accused harassed the two young North East girls for the past one and a half month. The accused used to keep flowers, letters and chocolates inside the victims' room (through a small space under the door). The victim also informed the NESC Helpline that the accused used to bolt their door from outside and many times they sought help to open the door from domestic workers of their houseowner.
"This morning Arvind Pandey came again and knocked our doors at 1.15 am. I was so scared that I did not open the door. I requested him not to repeat again and stop harassing me every night, but he never listened to me at all. I warned him that I will call the police, even then he insisted me to call them. I was helpless so much so that I informed our landlord, instead of helping me, I was being told to vacate the room. So I call up the police and informed the matter," told one of the victims to NESC Helpline.
The North East Support Centre and Helpline (NESCH) fact finding team led by founding member Dr Alana Golmei visited the victims at their residence in Munirka this morning at 9am.
In one of the letters written by Arvind Pandey, says: "Can we have talk on phone" with a written phone number "9582151453".
"Some time when I rang up this number, it was switched off. One day I got the line and he said he was not," one of the victims told NESC Helpline fact finding team today.
With the help of North East Support Centre and Helpline, the victims lodged a complaint in Vasant Visant Police Station today. The accused, Arvind Pandey (25) S/o Raghunath Pandey of Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh was arrested by the police. The police registered a case against the accused under section (u/s) 107/151 of CRPC [DD No. 13A, dated 21-11-2012]. The victims demanded preventive action should be taken by the police.
Both the victims were from Manipur, an aspiring air hostess, who came to Delhi to fulfill their dreams. They underwent three-month training course in air hostess. Now both are waiting their interview results, expecting to get job in airline industry.
"It is very sad that our girls are becoming soft targets in the city. They are simply harassed and the landlords often ignored their plights at any crucial moment. The Police must also take action against the landlord," Dr. Alana Golmei expressed.
Dr Golmei appeals to the concern authority to give full security and protection to the Northeast community especially the young girls who have come here to pursue their careers. This kind of harassment discourages and disturbs our girls in achieving their dreams.
The North East Support Centre and Helpline expressed their heartfelt gratitude to Shri Anil Sharma, Station House Officer (SHO), Vasant Vihar Police Station for taking up the matter seriously and arresting the culprit immediately.
North East Support Centre & Helpline (www.nehelpline.net) is combined initiative of various human rights activists, social workers, students, journalists, and lawyers seeking to prevent harassment and abuses meted out to women, North East People, and tribal communities of different states.
- Bruce K. Thangkhal | Media Incharge
North East Support Centre and Helpline, Delhi
nehelpline@gmail.com , 8860956209/9999397620
National Seminar on Zomi Literature
Lamka, Nov 19 [TSE]: The first National seminar cum national workshop on development of Zomi Language and Literature will begin tomorrow at Lamka College auditorium, according to a schedule release by its organiser.
The two-day seminar which is organized by Zomi Language and Literature Society (ZOLLS) in collaboration with Central Institute of Indian Language (CIIL) will be addressed by four prominent educationists of the country, while local politicians and social workers are set to make their presence felt.
Prominent persons that will present seminar papers are, Prof Kedutso Kapfo, Dy Director, CIIL, Mysore; Dr Sobha Satyanath, Asst Professor, Delhi University; Dr Gail Coelho, Asst Professor, Delhi University; and Dr SS Bhattatarya, Former Head, Language Divn Office of the Registrar General of India. The Seminar will also be attended by Health Minister Phungzathang Tonsing and his political colleagues Dr Chaltonlien Amo, Vungzagin Valte, and Ginsuanhau, said ZOLLS Chairman Rev Dr Luaichinthang.
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ZSF DELHI CELL : PUBLIC NOTIFICATION
PUBLIC NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 18th November, 2012
The 2nd Meeting of ZSF Delhi Cell was convened at JNUSU office on 18th November, 2012. The meeting started at 6.30pm under the Chairmanship of Mr Bruce K. Thangkhal. The meeting was formally opened by the President with a word of prayer.
After a deliberate discussion, the members unanimously resolved that the following nominees/ members were appointed as given below:-
Mr David Kap Khan Thang Sukte as Vice President
Mr Michael Khual Za Lian Ngaihte as General Secretary (interim)
Mr Soimuanlal as Assistant General Secretary
Mr Khawmlal as Secretary Education
Mr Goulian as Assistant Secretary Education
Miss Ngaihnou Thangsing as Secretary Social & Culture
Mr Ginsuanlal as Assistant Secretary Social & Culture
Mr M Robert Zou as Secretary Games & Sports
Mr Boilun Vaiphei as Assistant Secretary Games & Sports
Mr Lian Sian Dong Suante as Secretary Information & Publicity
The post of President, Mr Bruce K. Thangkhal and Secretary Finance, Miss Manthianching, remains unchanged.
After discussion, the President summed up and read out the resolutions. With his humble prayer, the meeting closed.
Issue in public interest
Information & Publicity
Zomi Students' Federation (ZSF)
Delhi Cell
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A Manipuri Man Missing in UP
Kakching, Manipur November 3, 2012
A 40 years old man from Manipur missing while going to Amritsar from Manipur by train. The Kakching Police Official has immediately responded to take up the matter after Manipur Branch NE Helpline appealed.
Shri Naorem Joy Singh S/o (L) N. Chandraja Singh of Kakching Turel Wangma Mantop Pareng, Manipur went missing in Jaunpur Railway Station, Uttra Pradesh. The wife of the missing person went to Kakching Police station but could not get help from the police and then approach North East Support Centre and Helpline, Manipur Branch Office. According to the information reaching to Helpline Centre of Manipur Branch, Shri Joy left home on 22 October, took Dibrugarh – Amritsar Train from Dimapur on 23rd October morning along with Shri A Premkumar alias Tona.
When train stopped at Jaunpur railway station in Uttra Pradesh at around 11 PM on 24th October, he went to fence water in a bottle. While he was fencing the water, the train left and he could not board as the begun running in speed.
One local man at Jaunpur railway station, took him to railway police station and the police officials arranged for him to board on Doon Express on 25th October at 11.45 AM with the instruction to go up to Lucknow and then catch the train going to Amritsar. Thereafter, he went missing.
North East Support Centre and Helpline has appealed to Manipur Police to take up the matter with counter-part police department of Uttra Pradesh. The Spokesperson of North East Support Centre and Helpline, Mr. Madhu Chandra has spoken to UP Police official and also appealed in written to Mr. Robin Hibul, Deputy Commission Police of Delhi, who is appointed as an special official to look after the issues faced by the people from North East India living in Delhi and NCR.
North East Support Centre and Helpline appeals to public to report to its office if any person(s) know whereabouts the missing person. NE Helpline +919774303076
Shri. Naorem Joy Singh is fair complexion, 4 feet and 11 inches high. He wears black colour trousers, cream colour half shirt and canvas shoes.
North East Support Centre & Helpline (www.nehelpline.net) is combined initiative of various human rights activists, social workers, students, journalists, and lawyers seeking to prevent harassment and abuses meted out to women, North East People, and tribal communities of different states.
Released by
Mr. Madhu Chandra
Spokes Person – 9774303076
Source: http://nehelpline.net/?p=713
Report: Khalvontawi Meet 2012
New Delhi, Nov 14, 2012: The Thangkhals in the
national capital celebrated their annual social gathering today here in JNU.
The 8th Khalvontawi Meet was held throughout the evening with ‘Righteousness
exalts a nation’ as a theme. Around 300 people attended the meet. It
was a fascinating moment where different people from different communities
gathered at a same place. The big SSS-I Auditorium hall was fully packed, it
looks like a swanky hall. This gathering is a sort of brotherhood, unity and
peace. The function has a variety of items – singing, dance, speech,
messages, and lots of entertainment stuff.
The word KHALVONTAWI literally means Chidlren (sons/daugthers) of Thangkhal. However,
the word THANGKHAL is less heard in Manipur. Thangkhal, according
to them, is a village name in Chin hills, from where they came.
In the due course of time, this little-known community came to be known as THANGKHAL.
Their dialect is similar with Paite, Tedim and Zou dialect. It is unique in the
sense that the Thangkhals are a composite of different people belonging to
different clans; almost all the clans of CHIN-KUKI-MIZO-ZOMI are
found in this group. They have all the clans!
The Thangkhals are peace loving people, though their forefathers were
head-hunters and sharp-shooters. As it was, today, the young generation --- the
so called --- KHALVONTAWIS are so warmth in welcoming any outsiders
into their fold. Thus this reflects back their forefather’s nature.
Important persons who attended this annual meet were – ‘KHALPIPA’
Rev Khaikhanthang (the 1st Evangelist among the Thangkhals), Rev Dr
Langkhanthang Lianzaw (1st Doctorate degree among the Thangkhals), Rev
Jangkholun Mangte (a well-known leader among the Thangkhals), Rev Kamsuanlal
(TSP founder & former Zomi Fins’ singer) and Upa Kamsuan (founder of Laina
Gospel Team, a team which seeks heaven’s blessing for the Thangkhals).
The 8th Khalvontawi Meet ended peacefully with a grand dinner called ‘Itna
annkuang.’ Everyone enjoyed the sumptuous meal. It was when we all have to say GOODBYE.
~ Bruce K. Thangkhal
Source:zolengthe.net
The 8th Khalvontawi Meet 2012
ALL ARE WELCOME
The KHALVONTAWIS [Thangkhal descendants] in Delhi will be celebrating their annual gathering, the KHALVONTAWI MEET, with the theme "Righteousness Exalts a Nation" on 14th November 2012 at SSS-I Auditorium, JNU, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Everyone is invited to join the celebration. A traditional dinner will be served on this occasion, according to the organizers.
On the event banner, you will see a mighty river—the giant force that submerged numerous Thangkhal villages and paddy fields, leaving them buried beneath its waters. Once self-sufficient, the villagers now struggle to sustain their livelihoods, caught between this unwanted river and their ancestral lands. Thanks to Khuga Dam for bringing the 'omen'!
Amidst this reality, righteousness remains absent in the so-called Christian heartland, Lamka, where thousands live in misery. The message from the banner is clear: to rebuild our nation, we need this small 'r'—righteousness.
THE VIIIth KHALVONTAWI MEET
(In Commemoration of the 25th TSP Anniversary)
(In Commemoration of the 25th TSP Anniversary)
Theme: “Righteousness Exalts a Nation”
D E T A I L P R O G R A M M E
(2:00 PM – 5:00 PM)
(2:00 PM – 5:00 PM)
Date : 14th November, 2012
Venue : SSS-I Auditorium, JNU, New Delhi
Comperes
Mr Hausuankhai & Miss Nianlamching
Mr Hausuankhai & Miss Nianlamching
01. Opening Song : NUNBANG NUAM E (TSP Anthem)
02. Invocation Prayer : Upa T Ginlunthang, Local Upa, ZCF Delhi
03. Welcome Address : Mr Kammuanmung, Chairman, KV
04. Special No.: Mr T Boboi, Ms Ngainu
05. Exhortation Speech : Rev T Kamsuanlal, Pastor, MELC Delhi
06. Special No.: Miss Biaklian Buansing
07. Speech : Rev Jangkholun Mangte, Pastor, ZCF Delhi
08. Special No. : SWEET 16
09. MESSAGE & BLESSING :
Rev Dr Langkhanthang Lianzaw, Founder & CEO,
New Beginning Gospel Ministry International, New Delhi
Rev Dr Langkhanthang Lianzaw, Founder & CEO,
New Beginning Gospel Ministry International, New Delhi
10. Special item : The RUBBER Band
11. Special No.: Mr Suankap
12. KHALPIPA (Father of KV Meet) :
Rev Khaikhanthang, Retired Pastor,
Thangkhal Bible Church, Manipur
Rev Khaikhanthang, Retired Pastor,
Thangkhal Bible Church, Manipur
13. Special No.:
Mr Kapbiaklian, Mr Khanthang, Mr Kamsian
Mr Kapbiaklian, Mr Khanthang, Mr Kamsian
14. “NUIH DAM THEIHNA” :
Mr Khaipupa The Great, Mr Muanneu The Great Thunder
Mr Khaipupa The Great, Mr Muanneu The Great Thunder
15. HIP HOP – Nauching & Co.
16. Special No.: Mr Kaiminlun
17. Word of Thanks :
Mr Hanglamthang, Finance-cum-Treasurer, KV
Mr Hanglamthang, Finance-cum-Treasurer, KV
18. Benediction:
Upa Kamsuan, Laina Gospel Team, Lamka
——– ITNA ANNKUANG IMKHAWMNA ———–
EVERYONE is WELCOME
Come ONE Come ALL
Come, Enjoy & Be Blessed
By:-
Khaalnou
New Delhi | 12.11.2012
Press Release - 2nd Angling Festival at Kakching Lake
North East Support Centre & Helpline
H.Q. Dwarka, New Delhi 110075
Manipur Branch: Budhiraj Road, PO Kakching 795 103, Manipur
Press Release
2nd Angling Festival at Kakching Lake
200 Enrolled for Fishing Competition
Kakching, Manipur November 12, 2012
The 2nd Angling Festival (Khoi Choppa) will be held at Kakching Laipham Loknung Irrigation Tank, known as Kakching Lake on November 11, 2012 on the eve of Ningol Chakouba. Over 200 competitors from all over the state of Manipur have enrolled to participate the fishing completion. The winners of the competition will be awarded cash reward.
PRESS RELEASE: North East Support Centre & Helpline , New Delhi
PRESS RELEASE
New Delhi, the 12th November, 2012
North East boy assaulted, looted and threatened by four miscreants at gun point in New Delhi
Delhi, our national capital, must be ashamed of. The crime against the North East people has no ending. A North East boy working in call centre was looted at gun point by four miscreants in the early morning of November 10th in Maharani Bagh, New Delhi. The miscreants assaulted him, forcibly took away his ATM Cards and thrown him out of the moving car. The victim works in a BPO based in Noida (UP).
North East boy assaulted, looted and threatened by four miscreants at gun point in New Delhi
Delhi, our national capital, must be ashamed of. The crime against the North East people has no ending. A North East boy working in call centre was looted at gun point by four miscreants in the early morning of November 10th in Maharani Bagh, New Delhi. The miscreants assaulted him, forcibly took away his ATM Cards and thrown him out of the moving car. The victim works in a BPO based in Noida (UP).
PRESS INVITATION: KSO DELHI SILVER JUBILEE CELEBRATION (1987-2012)
To
All the Press/ Media
New Delhi
PRESS INVITATION
on KSO Delhi Silver Jubilee Celebration
(1987-2012)
Dear Sir/ Madam,
I, on behalf of the Kuki Students’ Organisation (KSO) Delhi, would like to request you(s) to kindly send your reporter/ correspondent to cover our big event -- ‘SILVER JUBILEE’ -- celebration on November 5th (Monday), 2012 at Sri Fort Auditorium-I, Lodhi Road, New Delhi from 2pm to 8 pm.
Hon’ble Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit has consented to grace the auspicious occasion as the CHIEF GUEST. Besides, Shri Oscar Fernandes, Hon’ble MP (Rajya Sabha) and Shri Dinesh Singh, Vice Chancellor, University of Delhi will kindly grace as the GUESTS OF HONOUR; and Shri Lunngaisang Vaiphei, General Secretary, KSO (Ghq) as the FUNCTIONAL PRESIDENT. Shri Thangso Baite, Hon’ble MP (Lok Sabha) has also assured us to grace as the JUBILEE PA (Father of the Jubilee).
Kuki Students’ Organisation Delhi, established on 18th August 1987, is the representative body of the Kuki students living in Delhi & NCR. Now we are in the 25th year, so we are arranging this big event to show our happiness and solidarity to our people in the national capital region.
The Silver Jubilee Celebration will showcase the rich cultures of the Kukis of the Northeast India and Myanmar. The unique cultural items, traditional dress, dances, costumes, etc will be display beautifully on this auspicious day.
Thanking You,
Sd/- Lamtinthang Haokip
President
Kuki Students’ Organisation (KSO), Delhi
Mob.: 9999324085
ZSF Delhi Cell elected Office-Bearers for 2012-2015
ZYA CONDUCTS ELECTION FOR ZSF Delhi
Cell
New
Delhi, the 26th October, 2012
The
Zomi Students'
Federation Delhi Cell is once again in new
face. Under the initiative of Zomi Youth Association Delhi Region, the office-bearers
for ZSF Delhi Cell were elected by its constituent members on 24th
October, 2012 during the 4th ZSF Delhi Cell Office-Bearers Formation
Meeting at JNUSU Office, New Delhi. The term for this office-bearer will be
three years, i.e. 2012-2015.
ZSF Delhi Cell elected Office-Bearers for 2012-2015
ZYA CONDUCTS ELECTION FOR ZSF Delhi Cell
New Delhi, the 26th October, 2012
New Delhi, the 26th October, 2012
The Zomi Students' Federation Delhi Cell is once again in new face. Under the initiative of Zomi Youth Association Delhi Region, the office-bearers for ZSF Delhi Cell were elected by its constituent members on 24th October, 2012 during the 4th ZSF Delhi Cell Office-Bearers Formation Meeting at JNUSU Office, New Delhi. The term for this office-bearer will be three years, i.e. 2012-2015.
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| The newly elected Prez Fin InfoPub taking oath on 24thOct2012 at JNUSU-Office-2 |
The ZSF federates viz. Zou Sangnaupang Pawlpi (ZSP), Siamsinpawlpi (SSPP), Khangthah Zuun Pawl (KZP), Tedim Chin Students’ Association (TCSA), Zillai (Vaiphei Students’ Association) and Khalvontawi (Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi) supported and participated in forming the office-bearers for ZSF Delhi Cell.
The meeting was chaired by Pu Vumsuan Naulak, President, ZYA Delhi Region, who welcomed and highlights the purpose of meeting to the members present. Pu Nang Lian Kham, Joint Secretary, ZYA DR opens the meeting with a word of prayer. Pu Mangzamuan, Secretary, Information & Publicity, ZYA DR, Rev. T. Liankholal (special invitee) and Pu Lamlun Munluah (special invitee) were also present in the meeting.
Mr. Nang Lian Kham read out the list of the nominated candidates for ZSF Delhi Cell. The following were the nominees of Delhi-based respective student organisations:
1. SSPP : Khanthang Shoute and Manthianching
2. KZP : Hatngaihvung and Soimuanlal
3. ZSP : M. Robert and Ginsuanlal
4. TCSA : David Kap Khan Thang Sukte, Lian Sian Dong Suante and Michael Khual Za Lian Ngaihte
5. Khalvontawi : Bruce K. Thangkhal
6. Zillai : Khawmlal, Boilun Vaiphei and Goulian
The election was held in a free and fair manner. The constituent members cast their votes in ballot paper. In the post of President and Finance Secretary, the two candidates got equal number of votes. Re-poll took place twice. This is how fairness in the ZSF Delhi Cell election.
In accordance with the Constitution of Zomi Students’ Federation, the post of President, General Secretary, Finance and Information & Publicity was elected. The following were elected as ZSF Delhi Cell office-bearers (2012-2015):-
1. Mr. Bruce K. Thangkhal – President
2. Mr. Khanthang Shoute – General Secretary
3. Miss Manthianching – Finance Secretary
4. Mr. David Kap Khan Thang Sukte – Secretary, Information & Publicity
The newly elected office-bearers took oath before Rev. Liankholal, who administered the oath-taking and blessed the newly elected office-bearers with humble prayer. Rev. Liankholal encouraged the elected leaders to work honestly and truthfully for the upliftment of our people, and to do good things and to remember God in any dealings. After the oath-taking, Pu Nang Lian Kham, Jt. Secy, ZYA DR gave incharge to the newly elected president, Bruce K. Thangkhal. The ZYA Delhi Region handed over the files of ZSF Delhi to its president during the meeting.
The officials of ZSF constituent members who have witnessed and participated in the meeting were: Mr. Lianlalmuan, Secretary, SSPP; Mr. Dousuanlal, President, KZP; Mr. Phunglianpau, Secretary, KZP; Mr. Thangsuankhup, President, ZSP; Mr. Lamboi Suantak, General Secretary, ZSP; Khawmlal, Vice President, Zillai; Mr. David Kap Khan Thang Sukte, President, TCSA; Mr. Lian Suan Lal Suante, Secretary, TCSA; and Mr. Kammuanmung, Chairman, Khalvontawi Delhi.
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| Rev. Liankholal blessed the new ZSF leaders |
The Zomi Students’ Federation, Delhi Cell has been already formed on 28th July, 2007. As special invitee, Pu Lamlun Munluah, who has been actively involved in ZSF Delhi Cell since its inception, gave a brief report about the activities of ZSF Delhi Cell. The sudden death of Mr. Soilal Hangluah, President of ZSF Delhi Cell, has unfortunately left a big vacuum in the organisational set-up. In the meanwhile, the dwindling of its executive members also led into the defunct of this federation in the recent past. “Today we remembered our brother, Mr. (late) Soilal Hangluah and deeply mourned for his untimely death. We expressed our grief and sorrow to his beloved family”.
Earlier three meetings held, the first-three went in vain. It was only in this 4th meeting, a new and vibrant face of ZSF Delhi Cell came up progressively. After a deliberate discussion, with the thanksgiving prayer to Almighty God by Rev. T. Liankholal, the meeting concluded. All the members present joined together the gracious dinner at the end. “We are really thankful to ZYA Delhi Region for painstakingly conducting several meetings to bring back ZSF Delhi Cell into new face. We expressed our sincere thanks to ZYA Delhi Region for their efforts”. “We will work for the betterment of the Zomis as well as for the cause of tribals in our land”.
In the service of the People,
BRUCE K. THANGKHAL
President
Zomi Students’ Federation, Delhi Cell
E-mail: zsf.delhicell@yahoo.com
Mob.: 09999397620
Zogam Today Leaps Forward: From Monthly Magazine to Daily Newspaper on Oct 30
Bruce K. Thangkhal
Imphal, Oct 24, 2012 : The multi-lingual monthly magazine Zogam Today is set to hit the market as daily newspaper from October 30 onwards.
The magazine, which came up with its first issue in May last year, is now gearing up to become one of the daily newspapers of Churachandpur district in Manipur, says Zogam Today editor S. Nengkhanlun, who is also the Secretary of Manipur Hill Journalists Union (MHJU).
The editor told that Zogam Today (an independent daily newspaper) will be released by the Chief Guest Ginsuanhau Zou, MLA Singngat A/C on October 30.
Langkhanpau Guite, chairman, ADC, CCpur and Jacintha Lazarus IAS, DC, CCpur will kindly grace the inaugural function as the Guest of Honour and Functional President respectively.
“Zogam Today follows a strong principle of ‘Journalism without barriers’. Now we are working hard to bring out the first issue. We will begin our work from Zogam Today office starting on October 25. We are committed to truth, honest and unbiased towards news reporting”, the editor said.
Come October 30, Zogam Today will be an independent daily newspaper. Since then the paper will hit its stand daily.
The first-two issue of Zogam Today will be distributed as free copies. The paper will be delivered to the subscribers every morning. The subscription fee is only Rs. 100/- per month.
Shifting from monthly magazine to daily newspaper, the Zogam Today aims to bring out unbiased news and information to the people of Churachandpur as well as Manipur.
Zogam Today editorial team is headed by S. Nengkhanlun as Editor with his associates Bruce K. Thangkhal as Joint Editor, Johnson Pau as News Editor and Lalboi Gangte as Reporter.
The contributors/correspondents include T. Zamlunmang Zou (Shillong), S. Thangboi Zou (Shillong), Suanlyan Tungnung (Mumbai) and Kamlianlal Zou (New Delhi).
The Office of Zogam Today has been inaugurated by Rev. S.K. Manlun with prayer on October 14 in the presence of Zogam Today editor S. Nengkhanlun, advisers Michael Ginzasuan, DSO, CCpur, S.Kaikhankap, ARCS and Mannuamching MCS, CEO, CCpur.
The office is located at P. Kamdou Veng, only a kilometre distance from Lamka Police Station.
Zogam Today magazine has completed 16 months before it took complete transformation, monthly to daily. The last issue of this magazine is coming up within this month.
The editor thanked the advisers, patron members, contributors and well-wishers, who are indeed the backbone of Zogam Today magazine. The editor further requested them to still extend their hands in the coming days.
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