UNITED KUKI NATIONAL ARMY: HETSAH THUPHON

Office of the

UNITED KUKI NATIONAL ARMY (UKNA)

Government of KUKI-GAM

General Headquarter

Date: 24/10/2025

HETSAH THUPHON

(Pu PS Haokip thu leh Kichep Golseh thu)

Kuki-Zo chate tha-chimit tohgon banna Manipur a thanei thei talou chanvou maban suhboina sangpen ito jou un KIVAIHOMNA TUM tilou lampi dang aumtapoi tia Martyr tampi itou, Henkol(Jail) tampi kitang, Case tampi inei jou kisan uva VANGSET umtah in Pu PS Haokip Chair na kihoukhomna 4(li) vei channa Nam-makho seilouva UKNA SUHMANG DI thu apohdoh jing hi VANGSET umtah in aki gellin Organisation mi thatdi/mandi koi koi nganse ahiu le CID kihai ahipon hinlah Ei le Ei kitha deilouna jeh a mulou banga kium ahi.

Hijeh chun Nam lamkai'a kigel Nam kipalna hijing Pu PS Haokip in athilgon atohgon hi angah dinga hetsahna thuchaina kiphong ahi. Nam thu seiding machal didan ahet lou le UKNA C-in-C pa akidoh dia organisation in hetsahna akineije. Organisation in SoO kilah louna hi ipi dinmun itou seithei ahilou jeh a Keihon genthei kathoh uva SoO talks support kibol ahi tihi SoO Lamkai atamjon ahet banga akihet dia hetsah ahi.

Chule Nam sunga Gal-le-tol um hephalou bang leh Thina toh Martyrs kaplai insung ho ding gel louva KICHEP GOLSEH (SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT) kibol hohi October sunga ichaidiu 1st November a kon Gal kichai kah a koiman Golnop ibol tah loudiuva Nam pumpi hetdia THUPHON akineije. Anah sah lou aumkhah le Warning beija gotna kipe ding ahitai. Eihon "Gal-del" ihinau itahlang diu ahi.

UKNA hi Non-SoO akihijeh a Press conference hihen ngaidan mipi lah a seitheilou Nam ngailu, khen neilou aki-hin, Letter Head Mangcha a Thuso hi Nam Mipi toh kimaito a kihouva neilah peh uva, Ei pedoh diu miphalou khat le ni um jongle Nam pumpin nei op-khum nau banga Napha katoh jom na diuva neitao kop jing diuva Nam mite henga kahung tao uve.

Nam galsat dia kiphut, Nampi jal'a kiman/thina toh kahinau hi Nam Jalen kah a Sapi/Keibi banga kaki maito pi jingdiu ahi.

Kuki Nam khangtou jinghen!

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION, UKNA

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Vasant Kunj Flyover Stretch Turns into Eyesore Amid Shocking Negligence

THE stretch of road connecting Andheria More, the Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS), Indian Spinal Injuries Centre (ISIC), and Mahipalpur via the Vasant Kunj flyover has turned into an unpleasant sight — and a public health concern. What was meant to be one of South Delhi’s cleaner and well-maintained roads now stands as an example of civic neglect and indifference.

Just beside this busy road, especially between Sarvodaya Senior Secondary School (B-Block, Vasant Kunj) and Indian Spinal Injuries Centre (C-Block, Vasant Kunj), the roadside area looks more like a dumping yard than a public space. The once-green verge is now littered with household waste and broken objects.

The iron fencing along this stretch, which was installed to prevent encroachment and dumping, is now damaged in several parts — open gaps allow anyone to throw waste freely. From wooden beds, chairs, mattresses, commodes, and broken cupboards to heaps of plastic and old clothes, the area is filled with filth. Disturbingly, even religious idols, photo frames, and coloured festival garments lie dumped beneath small trees near the service road. What could once have been a green stretch is now covered in rotting waste.

The condition of the road and footpath is equally worrying. Stones of the pavement have worn out, making it difficult for pedestrians to walk safely. Some parts are uneven, while others are covered in heaps of dry leaves, dust, and rubbish that have not been swept for weeks. To make matters worse, a few electric wires hang loosely from trees — a clear hazard for anyone passing by.

Adding to the irony, this unsightly dumping site lies right across from residential apartments, the Monday market, and the well-known Vasant Valley School. The contrast between the modern buildings and the filthy roadside is shocking. Such a scene, located so close to prominent institutions and schools, gives a terrible impression to passersby and visitors.

This stretch is not an isolated lane but an important connector linking major routes and hospitals — ILBS and ISIC, both of which serve patients from across India. Thousands of vehicles pass through this road daily, including ambulances carrying critical patients. For such a vital public road to remain in such unhygienic condition is both shameful and unacceptable.

Local residents and commuters have often raised concerns, but their voices seem to have fallen on deaf ears. The lack of timely cleaning, poor maintenance of the fencing, and the absence of waste management reflect clear negligence by the responsible civic body. As winter draws near, the piles of waste are likely to release foul smells, attract stray animals, and pose health risks by polluting the air.

Cleanliness is not just a matter of appearance; it is essential for public health and community dignity. A city that hosts major hospitals and schools should not allow its roadsides to become dumping grounds. Authorities must act urgently — repair the fencing, clear the garbage, sweep the roads regularly, and enforce penalties for illegal dumping.

Delhi deserves better. The residents of Vasant Kunj deserve a safe, clean, and healthy environment. It is time the concerned departments stop turning a blind eye and take real action on the ground. Empty promises and campaigns are not enough — cleanliness must be a continuous duty, not a seasonal photo opportunity.

Until the civic authorities wake up, the road beside the Vasant Kunj flyover will continue to stand as a symbol of the city’s decaying sense of responsibility and care.

PHOTO SPEAKS

Let us make our city — the National Capital — look clean, 

so that India’s image looks better before the world.

~ BRUCE K. THANGKHAL

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