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IMPHAL : Relatives of late Laishram Romita, owner of Ningthibi Restaurant stormed Raj Medicity located at North AOC today alleging carelessness and shouted slogans against the hospital. Staff of the hospital blocked the irate protestors following which scuffles broke out between the protestors and staff. Police personnel rushed to the scene and put the situation under control. Sister of Romita, Ksh Tembi told media that Romita lost her life due to the negligence of the doctors. --Raj Medicity VO, SOT1 1803
IMPHAL : Students of National Institute of Technology, NIT Manipur, organised Swachh Bharat Campaign yesterday as part of the cultural and technical festival OUGRI 2016. The campaign was held in the streets of Ima Keithel. In an effort to spread the message of cleanliness among the general public, the students cleaned the roads in Paona and Thangal Bazar. More than 50 students took part in the campaign supervised by the OUGRI 2016 Faculty In Charge Dr. Ngangbam Romeji Singh.
Students of NIT Manipur, organised Swachh Bharat Campaign yesterday as part of the cultural and technical festival OUGRI 2016.
IMPHAL : Students of National Institute of Technology, NIT Manipur, organised Swachh Bharat Campaign yesterday as part of the cultural and technical festival OUGRI 2016. The campaign was held in the streets of Ima Keithel. In an effort to spread the message of cleanliness among the general public, the students cleaned the roads in Paona and Thangal Bazar. More than 50 students took part in the campaign supervised by the OUGRI 2016 Faculty In Charge Dr. Ngangbam Romeji Singh.
SIT IN PROTEST
Imphal, 17 March 2016 : Association of All Manipur Unreserved Waiting List Candidates for Primary Teachers, 2006 today staged a sit-in demanding their rights to employment at Keishampat Lairembi Community Hall. They demanded that the govt fulfil the order of the High Court of Manipur to issue appointment order to 81 candidates who were in the waiting list of the recruitment of Primary Teachers held in 2006. Members of the Association, Candidates and their families took part in the sit-in. The Association also submitted a memorandum to the authority concerned urging to appoint the 81 candidates in unreserved waiting list as 242 OBC candidates who were included in the notification of the recruitment were already appointed.
IMPHAL, 15 FEB 2016 : 50th All India Blind Welfare Week 2016 which began from March 8 concluded today. The week organised by Welfare Association for the Blind Manipur concluded at Ideal Blind School, Takyel. Speaking at the function, Lions Club of International Manipur Vice District Governor M. Gojendra urged people to donate eyes. Cash prizes were distributed to winners of 1st State level Braille Reading & Writing Competition 2016.
IED bomb, mortar shells discovered near Nityaipat Chuthek
IMPHAL: An IED and mortar shells were discovered yesterday in the heart of Imphal where a large number of police personnel remain vigil round the clock. Sources said the IED and mortar shells were found on the road at Nityaipat Chuthek under City police station this morning around 7. A team of Manipur police bomb squad safely removed them. Meanwhile, BJP Manipur Pradesh president Th Chaoba strongly reacted against the discovery of a bomb in the heart of Imphal city saying that the law and order system of the state is a total failure. Speaking to media at its head office, Th Chaoba said the state is being run by a government who cannot handle law and order or use funds properly. He also said he would urge the centre to impose president rule in the state as the security and the intelligence was unable to do anything even when the bomb was planted in front of the BJP office, which is just opposite the Governor Bunglow.
Shija to provide free Vitamin A supplements to children between 6 months and 5 years
IMPHAL: Shija Vitamin A Project will provide free Vitamin A supplements and Albendazole to all children between 6 months and 5 years. It is a collaborative effort of Shija Healthcare & Research Institute and Vitamin Angels, a US based NGO, working with the sole objective of giving Vitamin A supplements to all children in developing countries. A simple cost effective dose of vitamin A every six months can prevent childhood blindness and reduce the mortality among children under five years of age by 24%. Vitamin A and Albendazole will be available on all days at Shija Hospitals & Research Institute, HealthCity Langol from 10 am to 4 pm.
