Chennaiyin FC hand contract extension to talented midfielder Jiteshwor Singh
Chennaiyin FC hand contract extension to talented midfielder Jiteshwor Singh After an impressive show in the recently concluded season, Chennaiyin FC have handed a contract extension to Yumkhaibam Jiteshwor Singh that will keep him at the Marina Machans till 2025. The 22-year-old midfielder from Manipur, who has made his Indian Super League (ISL) debut with Chennaiyin FC in 2022, has been a crucial cog in the club's remarkable show in the recent season of the league. He has not only made 25 successful tackles, the most for Chennaiyin in the season, but also registered 14 interceptions, showcasing his quality on the field. Talking about the extension, head coach Owen Coyle commented: Jitu was never going anywhere. His unrelenting nature combined with his elegance on the ball are unique qualities for a midfielder in India and he's a big part of our plans for next season. Also, he's a terrific lad that everyone at the club thinks the world of. Jiteshwor has played a total of 44 matches for Chennaiyin in all competitions including 23 in the last season. It's exciting to stay at Chennaiyin FC for another season. After qualifying for the playoffs this season, we aim to achieve even more next time. This club is the perfect environment for me to grow and learn from some of the best coaches and players. I have made significant progress over the past few years and intend to keep advancing in my career, Jiteshwor said. Since joining Chennaiyin FC in 2022, Jiteshwor has been a key contributor for the club. He was also part of the Indian team that participated in the AFC U-23 Asian Cup Qualification last year. (ANI)
Demographic Changes Taking Place For Years: Official On Manipur Crisis
Law enforcement agencies have seized drugs worth Rs 7,887.76 crore, and arrested 2,943 people in the past seven years in Manipur, an official said on Saturday, citing a document.
Young midfielder Jiteshwor Singh signs contract extension with Chennaiyan FC
Young midfielder Jiteshwor Singh signs contract extension with Chennaiyan FC Chennai: After an impressive show in the recently concluded Indian Super League (ISL) season, Chennaiyin FC have handed a contract extension to Yumkhaibam Jiteshwor Singh that will keep him at the Marina Machans till 2025. The 22-year-old midfielder from Manipur, who has made his Indian [] The post Young midfielder Jiteshwor Singh signs contract extension with Chennaiyan FC appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Manipur Environmental Activist sets Example on How to Fight Climate Crisis Hub News
Manipur Environmental Activist sets Example on 'How to Fight Climate Crisis'Hub News
Jharkhand Man Shot Dead, 2 Injured In Firing In Manipur
One person was killed and two others were injured after unidentified attackers shot them at Naoremthong area in Manipur's Imphal West district, police said.
Jharkhand Man Shot Dead, 2 Injured In Firing In Manipur NDTV
Jharkhand Man Shot Dead, 2 Injured In Firing In ManipurNDTV
Supreme Court orders increased support for Manipurs tribal UPSC candidates
Imphal: The Supreme Court has ordered the Manipur government to provide increased financial assistance to UPSC civil service exam candidates residing in the states troubled hill districts. This will allow them to travel to exam centres outside the state. The Court acknowledged the challenging law and order situation in Manipur and directed the state to [] The post Supreme Court orders increased support for Manipurs tribal UPSC candidates appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Drugs Worth Rs.7,887.76 Cr Have Been Seized; 2,943 Held in Manipur PGurus
Drugs Worth Rs.7,887.76 Cr Have Been Seized; 2,943 Held in ManipurPGurus
KNF reiterates call for separate admin for Kuki-Zo community EastMojo
KNF reiterates call for separate admin for Kuki-Zo communityEastMojo
Supreme Court increases allowance for Manipur UPSC candidates to Rs 3,000
UPSC permits Manipur candidates to change exam centers due to violence. HC allows change as Manipur couldn't open centers in Churachandpur and Kangpokpi. Ethnic clashes, with 160+ deaths, stemmed from including non-tribal Meitei community in Scheduled Tribes post 'Tribal Solidarity March'. Violence erupted in May 2023.
Supreme Court increases allowance for Manipur UPSC candidates to Rs 3,000 The Times of India
Supreme Court increases allowance for Manipur UPSC candidates to Rs 3,000The Times of India
Jharkhand man shot dead by unidentified assailants in Manipur's Imphal
IMPHAL: One person was killed and two others were injured after unidentified assailants shot them at Naoremthong area in Manipur's Imphal West district, police said. The incident took place around 8 pm on Saturday outside their rented accommodation, a police officer said. The deceased has been identified as Shree Ram Hangsada (41) from Jharkhand, he said. The injured are undergoing treatment at RIMS Hospital in Imphal. Police have registered a case and started an investigation to ascertain the reason behind the shooting and the identity of the assailants.
Man shot dead, two injured in Manipurs Imphal
Police have registered a case and started an investigation to ascertain the reason behind the shooting
Man shot dead, two injured in Manipurs Imphal The Hindu
Man shot dead, two injured in Manipurs ImphalThe Hindu
One more arrested in an abduction and killing case in Manipur
HT Bureau GUWAHATI, May 18: Manipur policearrested an absconder while attempts are on to arrest two other culprits who are still evading the arrest in connection with a case involving abduction killing a man and injuring another. The police established that a total of 13 gang members including two females were behind this crime. On []
Manipur: Villagers, Meira Paibis welcome Assam Rifles after talks
Imphal: Following a joint operation to repel armed militants, the Assam Rifles have been stationed in Leimaram Waroiching villages in Manipurs Bishnupur district. On May 16, unidentified armed men fired upon Uyok Village in the states southern region. The Indian Army and Assam Rifles stationed in Leimaram swiftly retaliated, driving back the attackers. Amidst the [] The post Manipur: Villagers, Meira Paibis welcome Assam Rifles after talks appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Kuki Inpi condemns Manipurs attempt to allow Meitei PLA militants in from Myanmar Mizzima News
Kuki Inpi condemns 'Manipur's attempt to allow Meitei PLA militants in from Myanmar'Mizzima News
Manipur: One labourer killed, two injured in shooting
Imphal: Three daily wage laborers were shot by unidentified gunmen in Naoremthong Khumanthem Leikai in Manipurs Imphal West district, on Saturday night. One laborer succumbed to his injuries, while two others are being treated at a local hospital. police said. The deceased, identified as 41-year-old Sree Ram Hangsada from Jharkhand, was declared dead at the [] The post Manipur: One labourer killed, two injured in shooting appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Manipur fashion designer Kumarjit Laishram shot at The Times of India
Manipur fashion designer Kumarjit Laishram shot atThe Times of India
1st MNCA U-23 Men's Cricket Tournament : CRAU notch up 105 run victory against YPHUC in a rain- curtailed match ...E-Pao.net
Hitler, David fire FC Kumbi 7-2 past PYDA : 19th may24 E-Pao.net
Hitler, David fire FC Kumbi 7-2 past PYDA : 19th may24E-Pao.net
Gunmen kidnap Manipur fashion designer, shoot him in leg
Kumarjit Laishram, a popular fashion designer in Imphal, was shot in the leg by the UNLF group for his involvement in supplying women to high-profile individuals in the state.
Gunmen kidnap Manipur fashion designer, shoot him in leg | India News The Times of India
Gunmen kidnap Manipur fashion designer, shoot him in leg | India NewsThe Times of India
What are the NIAs allegations against NSCN? | Explained
Why has the National Investigation Agency filed a chargesheet against five people in a Guwahati court? What is the link with the Naga insurgency group? Is the hill tribal group helping valley-based insurgents in Manipur? What are the three main ethnic communities in the State?
NE scientists attend workshop in Umiam
By Our Reporter SHILLONG, May 18: Indian Council of Agricultural Research-Agricultural Technology Application Research Institute (ICAR-ATARI), Umiam, successfully hosted a two-day-long Annual Review Cum Action Plan Workshop of NICRA-TDC, which concluded on Saturday. The event gathered scientists and heads of 15 Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) from across Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, and Tripura. The workshop [] The post NE scientists attend workshop in Umiam appeared first on The Shillong Times .
Chandel Subroto Mukerjee Football tourneysSt Pauls HS emerge U-15 boys champions The Sangai Express
Chandel Subroto Mukerjee Football tourneysSt Paul's HS emerge U-15 boys championsThe Sangai Express
Hitler, David fire FC Kumbi 7-2 past PYDA The Sangai Express
Hitler, David fire FC Kumbi 7-2 past PYDAThe Sangai Express
Jharkhand man shot dead, two injured as unidentified gunmen open fire in Imphal
Shree Ram Hansda, the deceased, was from Jharkhand and was working in Manipur as a labourer
Jharkhand man shot dead, two injured as unidentified gunmen open fire in Imphal The Hindu
Jharkhand man shot dead, two injured as unidentified gunmen open fire in ImphalThe Hindu
International Museum Day observed The Sangai Express
International Museum Day observedThe Sangai Express
MSFDS celebrates first anniversary of Ishanous selection at Cannes The Sangai Express
MSFDS celebrates first anniversary of Ishanou's selection at CannesThe Sangai Express
Labourer killed, 2 injured in fresh shooting in riot-hit Manipur India Today
Labourer killed, 2 injured in fresh shooting in riot-hit ManipurIndia Today
Labourer killed, 2 injured in fresh shooting in riot-hit Manipur
Labourer killed injured in fresh shooting in riothit Manipur
Latest News | Manipur: One Jharkhand Labourer Killed, 2 Injured in Shooting Incident LatestLY
Latest News | Manipur: One Jharkhand Labourer Killed, 2 Injured in Shooting IncidentLatestLY
Manipur: Huge cache of arms recovered in Churachandpur district
Imphal: The joint column of Assam Rifles and Churachandpur district police launched an operation and recovered a huge cache of arms, explosives, and war-like stores from an abandoned camp at Sangaikot village in Manipurs Churachandpur district, a defence wing statement said here on Saturday. Eight weapons and other war-like stores were recovered during the operation [] The post Manipur: Huge cache of arms recovered in Churachandpur district appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Manipur: Fresh clashes spark influx of refugees from Myanmar
Imphal: Around 200 Myanmar nationals, mostly women and children, have sought refuge in three camps set up in Kasom Khullen Sub-Division of Manipurs Kamjong district bordering Myanmar. This follows renewed clashes between the Myanmar military and rebel groups along the border from May 13th to 15th. The Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) of Kasom Khullen, Thangsing, confirmed [] The post Manipur: Fresh clashes spark influx of refugees from Myanmar appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Drugs valued at Rs 7,887.76 cr seized; 2,943 held in 7 years in Manipur: Official The Hans India
Drugs valued at Rs 7,887.76 cr seized; 2,943 held in 7 years in Manipur: OfficialThe Hans India
Manipur: Alleged drug addict found dead in Churachandpur
Imphal: A man in his 25 to 30s died under mysterious circumstances at the Veng ground of B Phaicham village of Manipurs Churachandpur district on Saturday. The body was found on the ground with a syringe nearby the body indicating that he injected an intoxicant, a report said. The report said the deceased might a [] The post Manipur: Alleged drug addict found dead in Churachandpur appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
ASSAM RIFLES DISTRIBUTED RECREATIONAL/EDUCATIONAL ITEMS TO INTERNALLY DISPLACED KIDS IN ...NE India Broadcast
Man Shot At In Manipurs Imphal West
A 30-year-old man was shot at in Manipurs Imphal West district on Saturday morning, police said. The incident happened near Khumbong primary health centre in the Patsoi police station area, they said. The man, identified as Laishram Kumarjit a designer by profession, was shot in his left calf, they added. He was rushed to... The post Man Shot At In Manipurs Imphal West appeared first on Northeast Today .
Manipur: 34 UNLF(P) Insurgents Surrender Before Assam Rifles
Thirty-four armed insurgents of UNLF(P) trying to sneak into Manipur from Myanmar have surrendered before the Assam Rifles with their automatic weapons, officials said. They were trying to enter into Manipur after they came under intense firing from the rival PDF in Myanmar, the officials said. Insurgents were spotted and challenged by Assam Rifles unit... The post Manipur: 34 UNLF(P) Insurgents Surrender Before Assam Rifles appeared first on Northeast Today .
Heavy to very heavy rainfall to continue over south Peninsular India till May 23: IMD
Heavy to very heavy rainfall to continue over south Peninsular India till May 23: IMD Heavy to very heavy rainfall is very likely to continue over south Peninsular India till May 23 with extremely heavy falls during May 19-21, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Southwest Monsoon is very likely to advance into the South Andaman Sea, some parts of Southeast Bay of Bengal and Nicobar Islands around May 19, the IMD said. It further said that a cyclonic circulation lies over south interior Tamil Nadu and neighbourhood in low and mid-tropospheric levels. A trough runs from south Chhattisgarh to South Interior Karnataka and another trough runs from Marathwada to a cyclonic circulation over south interior Tamil Nadu in lower tropospheric levels. As per the IMD, under the influence of the cyclonic circulation, fairly widespread to widespread light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds (40-50 kmph) is likely over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal, Kerala and Mahe, Lakshadweep, south Karnataka and Isolated to scattered light/moderate rainfall accompanied with thunderstorm, lightning & gusty winds (30-40 kmph) over Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Yanam, Telangana and Rayalaseema during next 7 days. The IMD has also predicted isolated heavy rainfall very likely over Coastal Karnataka from May 19-22, South Interior Karnataka from May 21-22, Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Rayalaseema on May 18 and Lakshadweep from May 18-21. Isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall is very likely over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Karaikal, Kerala and Mahe on May 18 and 22 and South Interior Karnataka during May 18-20. Isolated extremely heavy rainfall also very likely over Tamil Nadu and Kerala during May 19-21, it added. Isolated light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorm, lightning and gusty winds is very likely over Konkan and Goa, Madhya Maharashtra, Marathwada, Madhya Pradesh on May 18 and 19. Further, according to an IMD release, a cyclonic circulation lies over northeast Assam and the neighbourhood in lower tropospheric levels. The IMD said that under the influence of the cyclonic circulation, scattered to fairly widespread light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds very likely over Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim during the next seven days. Isolated heavy rainfall likely over Sikkim during May 18-20, Arunachal Pradesh on May 18-19, Assam and Meghalaya during May 18-20, Nagaland, Manipur on May 18. Isolated very heavy rainfall also likely over Meghalaya on May 19 and 20, it said. The IMD also said strong surface winds very likely to prevail in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan during the next five days. (ANI)
Monthly wages of private employees should increase to 26000 rupees: AITUC Imphal Times
Monthly wages of private employees should increase to 26000 rupees: AITUCImphal Times
Missing teenager found dead in Jiri river Imphal Times
Missing teenager found dead in Jiri riverImphal Times
Shared sovereignty could be the answer for Manipur: Pambei-led UNLF Imphal Times
Shared sovereignty could be the answer for Manipur: Pambei-led UNLFImphal Times
Manipurs fashion designer Kumarjit Laishram shot in the leg hornbilltv
Manipur's fashion designer Kumarjit Laishram shot in the leghornbilltv
Manipur: Head office of PHED, Thoubal district gutted in fire
Imphal: A massive fire broke out at the head office of the Public Health Engineering Department, (PHED), Thoubal district headquarters, Government of Manipur gutting properties worth crores on Friday night, officials said on Saturday. The devastating fire destroyed the old building structure of the PHED at around 11:30 pm on Friday, the fire service sources [] The post Manipur: Head office of PHED, Thoubal district gutted in fire appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Some central forces to be temporarily withdrawn from Manipur for Lok Sabha polls The Economic Times
Some central forces to be temporarily withdrawn from Manipur for Lok Sabha pollsThe Economic Times
Some central forces to be temporarily withdrawn from Manipur for Lok Sabha polls
Some central troops in Manipur to be withdrawn for Lok Sabha polls, likely to return after. Villagers plead for cancellation of withdrawal orders due to ongoing violence.
Manipur violence: Youth abducted & shot in Imphal, UNLF-K claims responsibility
IMPHAL: A 30-year-old man, Laishram Kumarjit, was found with a gunshot wound in front of the Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Khumbong, Imphal West district of Manipur, on Saturday (May 18) morning. Kumarjit, a resident of Takyel Kongbal, had been abducted from his home by unidentified armed men on Friday (May 17) night. Kumarjit was [] The post Manipur violence: Youth abducted & shot in Imphal, UNLF-K claims responsibility appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Man shot at in Manipur's Imphal West
IMPHAL: A 30-year-old man was shot at in Manipur's Imphal West district on Saturday morning, police said. The incident happened near Khumbong primary health centre in the Patsoi police station area, they said. The man, identified as Laishram Kumarjit -- a designer by profession, was shot in his left calf, they added. He was rushed to a hospital in Imphal for treatment. The gunmen are yet to be identified, police said, stating that the motive behind the shooting is yet to be established.
Machine translation apps and webs of Meitei language Medium
Machine translation apps and webs of Meitei languageMedium
Manipur: 34 UNLF militants surrender following intense gunfight in Myanmar Deccan Herald
Manipur: 34 UNLF militants surrender following 'intense gunfight' in MyanmarDeccan Herald
Manipur: 34 UNLF-P rebels surrender before Assam Rifles
IMPHAL: Thirty-four armed insurgents from the United National Liberation Front, led by Pambei (UNLF-P), surrendered to the Assam Rifles while trying to enter Manipur from Myanmar. The insurgents, equipped with automatic weapons, were compelled to seek refuge in Manipur after facing heavy resistance from the rival Peoples Defence Force (PDF) within Myanmar. According to officials, [] The post Manipur: 34 UNLF-P rebels surrender before Assam Rifles appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Drugs worth over Rs 7800 crore seized in Manipur since 2017
IMPHAL: In its ongoing war against drugs, Manipur government seized narcotics worth Rs 7,887,76,32,330 and registered 2351 cases under the NDPS Act 1985 since 2017. During this period, 2943 individuals have been arrested, according to an official statement released on Friday (May 17). As part of the War on Drugs campaign, approximately 16,161 acres of [] The post Drugs worth over Rs 7800 crore seized in Manipur since 2017 appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
4 militants arrested in Manipur
IMPHAL, May 17: Four militants of the banned outfit Kangleipak Communist Party (People War Group) were arrested by a combined team of Manipur Police and Assam Rifles in Thoubal district, an officer said on Friday. Acting on intelligence inputs about the presence of militants, a coordinated operation was launched at Yairipok Bazaar area during which []
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People of this zodiac sign can go on a long journey today, know your horoscope
In today's time, there is no one who does not want to start his day with a good morning and his horoscope, in such a situation, we have brought for you the horoscope of today i.e. 18th May 2024... Aries: There is a possibility of a long journey. Will be successful in taking cooperation from others. There will be cooperation from the government. Business reputation will increase. Taurus: Gifts or honors will increase. There will be sweetness in relationships. Family life will be happy. Travel is also possible. Gemini : Angarak Yoga can affect health and business. Keep control on your speech. Donate water. There will be progress in the field of education. Cancer: There is a need to be conscious about health. Do not take risks in financial matters. Family life will be pleasant. Leo: The work done with intellectual skills will be completed. Social prestige will increase. Will take interest in political or religious work. Virgo: There will be progress in financial matters. There will be an increase in wealth, respect, fame and fame. There will be sweetness in relationships. Family life will be happy. Libra: The situation of travel and country will be pleasant. Business efforts will be fruitful. Personal relationships will deepen. Family responsibilities will be fulfilled. Scorpio: There will be sweetness in relationships. You will get support and companionship from your spouse. Gifts or respect will increase. Sagittarius: Creative efforts will bear fruit. There will be progress in the field of livelihood, but the mind will remain plagued by fear of the unknown. Capricorn: There may be a situation of physical pain, illness or operation. Responsibilities of children will be fulfilled. Gifts or respect will increase. Aquarius: Creative efforts will bear fruit. There will be progress in the field of livelihood. Completion of any work will increase self-confidence. Pisces: You may be busy with household work, but will get stressed due to neighbours. Religious tendencies will increase. Do not take risks in financial matters. I am Handing Over My Son to You.., Sonia Gandhi's Emotional Appeal in Raebareli Challenges Posed by Open Border with Myanmar: A Closer Look at Manipur IMD Warns of Impending Heatwave Across Northern India
5 militants held in Manipurs Thoubal dist
Indian authorities in Manipur state force Myanmar refugees out of border villagers Radio Free Asia
Indian authorities in Manipur state force Myanmar refugees out of border villagersRadio Free Asia
Air taxi will start soon in India, how much will the fare be? Know here
In a significant development for India's transportation sector, air taxi services are set to take flight in the country. With this groundbreaking initiative, commuters can anticipate faster and more convenient travel options. However, one burning question on everyone's mind is: How much will the fare be for these air taxis? What are Air Taxis? Air taxis, also known as urban air mobility (UAM) vehicles, are small aircraft designed to transport passengers over short distances within urban areas or between nearby cities. These vehicles offer a promising solution to traffic congestion and long commute times, providing a faster and more efficient mode of transportation. The Rise of Air Taxi Services in India India has witnessed a surge in interest and investment in air taxi services in recent years. Companies like Uber, Volocopter, and Lilium are among those exploring the potential of air taxis in the Indian market. The government has also shown support for this futuristic mode of transportation, paving the way for regulatory frameworks and infrastructure development. H3: Advantages of Air Taxis Efficiency: Air taxis offer swift point-to-point transportation, bypassing congested roads and reducing travel time significantly. Environmental Benefits: Electric-powered air taxis contribute to lower carbon emissions compared to traditional vehicles, promoting sustainability. Urban Mobility Solutions: Air taxis address last-mile connectivity challenges in urban areas, enhancing overall transportation networks. Factors Affecting Air Taxi Fares Several factors influence the fare structure of air taxi services: H3: Distance Travelled Fares are typically calculated based on the distance traveled. Shorter distances will naturally incur lower costs, while longer routes may be priced higher. H3: Time of Travel Peak hours or times of high demand may lead to surge pricing, similar to ride-hailing services like Uber or Lyft. H3: Type of Aircraft Different types of air taxis may offer varying levels of comfort, speed, and amenities, which can impact pricing. H3: Additional Fees Passengers may encounter additional fees for luggage, premium seating, or in-flight services, similar to commercial airlines. Fare Estimates for Air Taxi Services in India While exact fare estimates for air taxi services in India are not yet available, it's expected that prices will be competitive with existing transportation options. Factors such as operational costs, infrastructure expenses, and market demand will play a role in determining fare rates. H3: Comparisons with Other Modes of Transportation Uber/Lyft: Air taxi fares may be comparable to or slightly higher than ride-hailing services for similar distances. Commercial Airlines: Air taxi fares could be competitive with short-haul flights offered by commercial airlines, especially considering time saved on ground transportation. Conclusion The impending launch of air taxi services in India heralds a new era of urban transportation, promising speed, convenience, and sustainability. While exact fare details are yet to be unveiled, commuters can look forward to a modern and efficient mode of travel in the near future. I am Handing Over My Son to You.., Sonia Gandhi's Emotional Appeal in Raebareli Challenges Posed by Open Border with Myanmar: A Closer Look at Manipur IMD Warns of Impending Heatwave Across Northern India
Northeastern View | NIA blaming NSCN-IM for destabilising Manipur could create new friction points at multiple placesHindustan Times
Not biased against any community, says Manipur government
In response to The Hindu Editorial, Manipur government says its not biased against any communityThe Hindu
Manipur: Major fire ravages 4 houses in Imphal
Imphal: A major fire ripped through the Mantripukhri French Colony in Manipurs Imphal East district on Friday, destroying four buildings and causing property losses in the lakhs, Fire Services officials said. The blaze erupted around 1:10 pm on Friday, engulfing two tin-roofed and wooden houses. Firefighters responded swiftly, deploying five tenders to the scene, informed [] The post Manipur: Major fire ravages 4 houses in Imphal appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Manipur government has criticized the editorial published in The Hindu, saying that it lacks a clear understanding of deeper issues in the state
In a bizarre incident that has taken the internet by storm, a video capturing a person driving an Audi car while wearing a helmet has gone viral. The unusual sight has sparked widespread curiosity and speculation about the circumstances surrounding this peculiar occurrence. The Video Goes Viral The video, which was shared on various social media platforms, quickly garnered attention and became the subject of intense discussion among netizens. In the footage, a person can be seen behind the wheel of a luxurious Audi vehicle, diligently wearing a helmet as if it were a standard part of driving attire. Social Media Buzz The video's viral nature led to a flurry of reactions from bewildered viewers, with many expressing astonishment and amusement at the unconventional sight. Memes, jokes, and humorous commentary flooded social media feeds, as users tried to make sense of the peculiar situation. Speculation and Theories Abound As the video continued to circulate online, speculation and theories about the reasoning behind the helmet-wearing driver began to emerge. Some suggested that it could be a safety precaution taken by an overly cautious individual, while others entertained more outlandish hypotheses. Safety First or Fashion Statement? One of the prevailing theories posited that the individual may have been using the helmet as a safety measure in the event of an accident, regardless of the vehicle's make or model. However, skeptics countered this argument by questioning the practicality and effectiveness of wearing a helmet inside a closed car. Legal Implications and Traffic Regulations The incident also raised questions about the legality of wearing a helmet while driving a car, as traffic laws typically mandate the use of helmets for motorcyclists and cyclists. While the specific regulations may vary depending on the jurisdiction, the sight of a helmet-clad driver behind the wheel undoubtedly caught many off guard. Public Reaction and Commentary In addition to generating a flurry of online buzz, the video prompted discussions about broader issues such as road safety, personal choice, and societal norms. Some viewed the incident as a harmless quirk, while others raised concerns about the potential risks and implications of unconventional behavior on the road. The Audi Helmet Mystery Despite the widespread attention and speculation, the true motive behind the helmet-wearing driver remains shrouded in mystery. As internet sleuths continue to dissect the video frame by frame, the viral sensation serves as a reminder of the unpredictable and often inexplicable nature of viral phenomena. In the ever-evolving landscape of viral content, the sight of a person driving an Audi car while wearing a helmet stands out as a peculiar anomaly. While the internet may never uncover the full story behind this curious incident, one thing is certain: the viral video has captured the imagination of audiences worldwide and left them scratching their heads in disbelief. Challenges Posed by Open Border with Myanmar: A Closer Look at Manipur IMD Warns of Impending Heatwave Across Northern India Immediate Annuity Plan vs. Fixed Deposit in India
Manipur: Body of missing Kuki youth found floating at Jiri River
Imphal: A 21-year-old Kuki youth who was on the missing list since May 14, 2024, was found at the Jiri River flowing through the inter-state boundary between Manipur and Assam on Friday, a report said. Sougoulen Singson alias Bosco Singhson, 21, son of Saikholet Singson was on the missing list of the Kuki Inpi, Jiribam, [] The post Manipur: Body of missing Kuki youth found floating at Jiri River appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Manipur group says PMs free rice not reaching poor in 2 hill districts, blames black marketingThe New Indian Express
Manipur group says PMs free rice not reaching poor in 2 hill districts, blames black marketing
GUWAHATI: A peoples rights group in Manipur alleged rice given for free to the poor under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana (PMGKAY) is not reaching the beneficiaries in two tribal districts due to black marketing. The Movement for Peoples Rights Forum, Manipur, alleged a nexus between some officials of the Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution and a few transport contractors who has reportedly paralysed the monthly rice distribution system in Noney and Tamenglong districts. It sought Chief Minister N Biren Singhs immediate intervention to give relief to people affected by black marketing. The Centre had decided to continue with the scheme for five years from January 1, 2024, for the benefit of about 81.35 crore beneficiaries. This is a historic decision that places the PMGKAY amongst the worlds biggest social welfare schemes aimed at ensuring food and nutrition security. Likewise, several schemes have been initiated in Manipur with an aim to bring prosperity and development, along with the noble idea to bridge the gap between the hills and the valley, the forum said in a statement. However, it added, in contradiction to these objectives and commitments, some officials of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution in connivance with a few transport contractors are indulging in unlawful practices whereby large quantities of rice entitled to the beneficiaries are being sold in the black market, mainly in Tamenglong and Noney districts, thereby depriving the basic rights of the beneficiaries. Even among those who are aware of PMGKAY, there are reports of inequitable distribution and favouritism in the allocation of benefits. This has led to further frustration and disillusionment among those who are in dire need of assistance, the forum said. It said the absence of PMGKAY benefits was disproportionately affecting the vulnerable groups such as low-income families, senior citizens and persons with disabilities. It also said that the monthly rice was not distributed to the beneficiaries in July and November of last year and February, March, April and May of this year. The beneficiaries urged the CM to initiate strict actions against the culprits as per the law and ensure the uninterrupted functioning of the scheme within a stipulated period of one week before the matter escalates into a larger crisis.
No rice for poor under PM scheme in tribal hill districts, Manipur CM told
Government officials and transport contractors have paralysed the monthly rice distribution system under PMGKAY, says a peoples rights group
No rice for poor under PM scheme in tribal hill districts, Manipur CM told The Hindu
No rice for poor under PM scheme in tribal hill districts, Manipur CM toldThe Hindu
Challenges Posed by Open Border with Myanmar: A Closer Look at Manipur
Imphal: T he porous border with Myanmar continues to pose significant challenges for India's Northeastern states, particularly Manipur. Recent outbreaks of violence in Manipur have been directly linked to the open border, facilitating illegal drug trafficking and arms smuggling, thereby heightening security concerns for Indian authorities. The unrestricted border access also allows numerous militant groups from the region to infiltrate Indian territory at will, exacerbating the security situation. During the Manipur violence, hundreds of militants reportedly crossed into Indian territory through the open border, causing extensive damage. Moreover, ongoing political and military turmoil in Myanmar has led to thousands of people entering Indian territory through the open border in the past three years. Around 50,000 Myanmar nationals have sought refuge in Mizoram and Manipur, raising serious demographic and security concerns. Manipur authorities have identified over 5,000 illegal intruders from Myanmar, with reports indicating the establishment of more than 996 illegal villages by these intruders. In response to these grave issues and in consideration of national security, the central government took the decision in February 2024 to fence the Myanmar border and revoke the Free Movement Regime (FMR) with Myanmar. However, this decision has faced resistance from certain organizations in Manipur, Mizoram, and Nagaland. On May 16, the Kuki Inpi Tengnoupal District (KIT) and the Kuki Students Organisation (KSO) Tengnoupal District in Manipur organized a massive rally denouncing the government's decision. Similarly, the Zo Reunification Organisation (Zoro) staged rallies in Mizoram, protesting against the dismantling of the FMR and the implementation of border fencing. The protests are rooted in concerns about the cultural and social ties among ethnic communities that would be disrupted by the policy changes. Zoro, in particular, advocates for the reunification of Chin-Kuki-Mizo-Zomi tribes and opposes the border fencing and FMR abrogation. Church bodies in Nagaland, Mizoram, and hill areas of Manipur are reportedly behind these protests, with Zoro being influenced by Christian leaders and advocating against the border policy changes. Sources suggest that Zoro is working towards establishing a greater Christian administrative region encompassing Chin-Kuki-Mizo-Zomi tribes of Manipur, Mizoram, and Myanmar. Opposition to the fencing and FMR abrogation has also been voiced by Mizoram and Nagaland assemblies, civil society organizations, and student bodies. Mizoram, in particular, is housing over 34,000 Chin refugees following the military coup in Myanmar, and there is reluctance to deport them due to shared ethnic ties. These protests underscore deep-seated concerns and opposition to the government's border policy. As tensions rise, authorities must address the grievances of affected communities and navigate the complex socio-political landscape of the region. Pakistan Mulls Extension of USD15.5 Billion Chinese Energy Debt Amid IMF Talks Uttarakhand CM Announces Master Plan for Char Dham Yatra Member of Himanshu Bhau Gang Killed in Delhi Police Encounter
I am Handing Over My Son to You.., Sonia Gandhi's Emotional Appeal in Raebareli
Raebareili: In her debut public address during the ongoing Lok Sabha election campaign, Congress leader and AICC President Sonia Gandhi urged the residents of Raebareli to embrace her son Rahul Gandhi just as they embraced her, assuring them that he won't let them down. This marked Sonia Gandhi's return to public speaking in Raebareli, her former constituency, after a prolonged absence, as she reminisced about the enduring ties between the Gandhi family and the people of the region. Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra accompanied her during the address. I am delighted to have the chance to connect with you after such a long time... You bestowed upon me the opportunity to represent you as an MP, which is the greatest treasure of my life. Our family's roots have been intertwined with the soil of this land for the past 100 years. This bond is as sacred as the river Ganga. It traces back to the farmer's movement in Awadh and Raebareli, Sonia Gandhi expressed in her public speech. Expressing gratitude to the residents of Raebareli, the AICC President shared that she imparted the same values and principles to her children, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi, that she learned from the constituents and former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Raebareli held a special place in Indira Ji's heart. I witnessed her dedication closely; she had immense affection for all of you. I instilled the same teachings in Rahul and Priyanka, the values bestowed upon me by Indira Ji and the people of Raebareli; Respect all, protect the weak, fight against injustice for people's rights, fearlessness, for the foundation of our struggle is robust, Sonia Gandhi affirmed. My protective shelter has always been filled with your love and affection. Your love has never let me feel isolated. Everything I have belongs to you... I am entrusting my son to you. Just as you accepted me, you must accept and embrace Rahul. He will not let you down, the Congress leader made an emotional plea to the residents. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is contesting from Raebareli, the former constituency of his mother. Sonia Gandhi represented the seat for four consecutive terms since 2004, before transitioning to the Rajya Sabha earlier this year. In Amethi, another stronghold of the Congress where the party faced defeat in 2019, incumbent MP and Union Minister Smriti Irani is competing against Congress candidate Kishori Lal Sharma, a steadfast supporter of the Gandhi family. The Bahujan Samajwadi Party (BSP) has also nominated Nanhe Singh Chauhan for the seat. Voting for both constituencies is scheduled for May 20 during the fifth phase of elections. Uttar Pradesh's 80 Lok Sabha seats are being contested across all seven phases, with vote counting set for June 4. Challenges Posed by Open Border with Myanmar: A Closer Look at Manipur IMD Warns of Impending Heatwave Across Northern India Pakistan Mulls Extension of USD15.5 Billion Chinese Energy Debt Amid IMF Talks
Adani Foundation Extends Medical Support to Young Girl Lovely
Lucknow: Industrialist Gautam Adani announced on Friday that the Adani Foundation would extend support to ensure proper medical treatment for a young girl named Lovely from Lakhimpur Kheri district in Uttar Pradesh. Lovely, who hails from Kandharapur village in the district, has faced significant challenges since childhood due to a deformity in her left leg and hand. Despite these adversities, Lovely has shown remarkable resilience and continues her studies with determination, being raised by her grandparents after her father remarried following her mother's demise. Expressing solidarity with Lovely and her family, Gautam Adani, in a post on social media platform X, emphasized the unfortunate loss of a daughter's childhood under such circumstances. He pledged the support of the Adani Foundation to ensure Lovely receives the necessary treatment and can progress alongside other children. The initiative by the Adani Foundation comes in response to a tweet by journalist,who highlighted Lovely's plight and questioned who would address the pain of her childhood. This gesture aims to provide Lovely with access to quality medical care and support, enabling her to lead a healthier and more promising life. The Adani Foundation, the community engagement arm of the Adani Group, has been dedicated to making strategic social investments for sustainable outcomes across India since 1996. I am Handing Over My Son to You.., Sonia Gandhi's Emotional Appeal in Raebareli Challenges Posed by Open Border with Myanmar: A Closer Look at Manipur IMD Warns of Impending Heatwave Across Northern India
Protests and Arrests: Nepal Student Union Demands Home Minister's Resignation
Kathmandu: Nepal Police apprehended approximately 12 students who staged a protest outside the country's parliament, calling for the resignation of Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane. On Friday afternoon, members of the Nepal Student Union (NSU) rallied, demanding the establishment of a parliamentary committee to investigate a cooperative fraud scandal allegedly involving Lamichhane. The student wing of the opposition Nepali Congress, NSU, vociferously chanted slogans such as Prosecute the cooperative fraud, Justice for cooperative victims, and Where is GB Rai? as law enforcement officers detained them. We have arrested a total of 11 protestors demonstrating in front of parliament, a restricted zone, stated Nawaraj Adhikari, Spokesperson at District Police Range, speaking to ANI over the phone. Meanwhile, the Nepali Congress persisted with their protest within parliament, pushing for the formation of a parliamentary investigation committee to delve into the cooperative fraud allegations against Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane. Tensions escalated on Thursday as a clash erupted between opposition and ruling alliance lawmakers in the lower house of Nepal parliament, spurred by the same issue. Home Minister Lamichhane stands accused of involvement in a cooperative fraud scheme that swindled millions of rupees from savers in collusion with others. While Lamichhane vehemently denies the allegations, evidence implicating him in the fraud has emerged during ongoing investigations. Prior to his political career in the last election, Lamichhane had collaborated with GB Rai, one of the prime suspects in the multi-million rupee fraud, who is currently evading authorities with the police intensifying their search for him. An investigative report by Pokhara Metropolis concerning the alleged cooperative fraud was recently concluded and submitted to the Police. Hundreds of complaints naming Lamichhane as a key figure in the scam have been filed. Accusations have surfaced against Lamichhane for abusing his authority to transfer senior police personnel involved in the investigation. Additionally, he faces allegations of coercion and undue influence on the Office of the Attorney General to absolve him of any wrongdoing regarding the cooperative fraud. I am Handing Over My Son to You.., Sonia Gandhi's Emotional Appeal in Raebareli Challenges Posed by Open Border with Myanmar: A Closer Look at Manipur IMD Warns of Impending Heatwave Across Northern India
VDF personnel injured in accidental firing in Manipur
Imphal: A 33-year-old personnel of the Village Defense Forces (VDF) of the Manipur Police Department sustained injuries when the gun he was holding went off accidentally at a camp located in the Sekmai Laikot village about 20 km from Imphal in the early hours of Friday. The sophisticated weapon he was holding went off incidentally [] The post VDF personnel injured in accidental firing in Manipur appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Manipur Security Advisor appraises Governor on law and order situation
Imphal: Kuldiep Singh, Security Advisor to the state government called on the Governor of Manipur Anusuiya Uikey at Raj Bhavan on Thursday evening and briefed her about the prevailing security situation in the state. This was stated in a communique issued by the Raj Bhavan on Thursday. Singh while briefing about the law and order [] The post Manipur Security Advisor appraises Governor on law and order situation appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Rallies held in Manipur, Mizoram against fencing of Indo-Myanmar border
Manipur and Mizoram share 390 km and 510 km of international border with Myanmar.
Review of Santa Khurais The Yellow Sparrow Memoir of a Transgender Woman: Living to fight another dayThe Hindu
Santa Khurai has battled for equality for the Manipuri transgender community, a struggle which began with her own rights
Four militants arrested in Manipur
Four militants arrested in Manipur Four militants of the banned outfit Kangleipak Communist Party (People War Group) were arrested by a combined team of Manipur Police and Assam Rifles in Thoubal district, an officer said on Friday. ''Acting on intelligence inputs about the presence of militants, a coordinated operation was launched at Yairipok Bazaar area during which the militants were arrested on Thursday,'' the police officer said. The officer said five mobile handsets, two 9mm pistols with 15 live rounds, five demand letters, twenty 5.56mm ammunition, four 7.62mm ammunition were seized from the possession of arrested militants. Police also apprehended one active member of the proscribed outfit KCP (Taibanganba) organization from Imphal West district on Thursday. The arrested militant was involved in extortion of money from shops located at Paona and Thangal bazar in the Imphal area, police said, adding one .32 pistol along with four live round ammunition were seized from his possession.
To celebrate Manipuri Cinema shine at Cannes 20240517 E-Pao.net
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Training on food processing begins : 17th may24 E-Pao.net
Training on food processing begins : 17th may24E-Pao.net
Rally held in Manipur against fencing of border with Myanmar India Today
Rally held in Manipur against fencing of border with MyanmarIndia Today
Rally held in Manipur against fencing of border with Myanmar
Rally held in Manipur against fencing of border with Myanmar
Handball : MPSC women team, KVWA clinch champions titles : 17th may24 E-Pao.net
Handball : MPSC women team, KVWA clinch champions titles : 17th may24E-Pao.net
IBSD promotes traditional foods of Mizoram : 17th may24 E-Pao.net
IBSD promotes traditional foods of Mizoram : 17th may24E-Pao.net
