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Chief Minister Eat Right Toolkit Training Programme Held Advanced IMPHAL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2021 Congress continues protest Community halls at playgrounds limit Eat Right toolkit training programme held By Our Staff Reporter open spaces for children: Chief Minister IMPHAL, Feb 12: Eat Right By Our Staff Reporter Toolkit training programme for frontline workers, ANMs, IMPHAL, Feb 12: ASHA and anganwadi Construction of community workers was held today at the halls at playgrounds in conference hall of the Chief localities has limited the Medical Officer complex. availability of open spaces to The training programme children. was organised by Desig- Chief Minister N Biren nated Officer Food Safety Singh said this at the inau- Administration Imphal East gural function of and was attended by Dr L 'Lainingthou Marjing Indira Devi, CMO; Ch By Our Staff Reporter Block Congress Commit- Shanglen' and urged every- Sanajaoba, food analyst/ tee. one to stop construction nodal officer, Food Testing IMPHAL, Feb 12: Congress Khuraijam Ratankumar, works by filling up local Lab and Th Sunilkumar, Th Sunilkumar said the campaign in phase-I. workers continued their secretary, Manipur Pradesh ponds, playgrounds etc. designated officer, Eat Right training programme is be- “If we provide food that protest demanding the Congress Committee He said activities includ- Challenge as presidium coming more necessary as has enough vitamins and io- disqualification of 12 MLAs (MPCC), said the direc- ing filling up of ponds, members. the number of disorders dine, cases of anaemia in who had earlier held the post tives of the Supreme Court construction works at play- Dr L Indira said the pro- originating from adulteration children and pregnant of Parliamentary Secretaries and order of the High grounds, felling of trees in gramme was organised to of foods and food poisoning women can be prevented,” and said stronger agitation is Court have not been fol- large number has resulted in make all the officers, has increased manifold. He he added. on the cards if the demands lowed by the Government ecological imbalance and and success of other people, realised this long before any frontline workers, ANMs, added Imphal East is Technical sessions and are not met. and the 12 MLAs are yet to climate change which has he added. modern scientist came into ASHA and anganwadi amongst the 150 cities se- demonstrations were also A protest demonstration be disqualified. This, he become more evident re- The ground in front of the the picture and provisions workers fully aware about lected for the conducted as a part of the cum relay hunger strike added, is condemnable and cently. newly constructed for protection of forest and the 'Eat Right' initiative. implementation of the said training programme. was held today at Yumjao the Congress party stands The Chief Minister added 'Lainingthou Marjing nature by worshipping Lairembi community hall, against such form of disre- that the State is moving for- Shanglen' despite being 'Umanglai'. He added that all Khurai Angom Leikai by gard for the Constitution ward in every aspect of small has produced many should stand against the con- the members of Khurai and rule of law. development, the relation- prominent personalities in struction of community halls Advanced Integrated Entrepreneurship ship between various the past and it needs to be by clearing trees and should communities in the State has developed, the Chief Minis- move towards preserving been improved and mutual ter said. He urged the local nature. AR celebrates 'International Day feelings of oneness, respect clubs and temple board to The inaugural function Development Program begins and love for each other has come up with a plan to de- was also attended by Social IMPHAL, Feb 12 Singh, retired General Man- society by finding means to increasingly become a real- velop the same and also Welfare Minister Okram ager of District Industries be self reliant and to generate of Women and Girls in Science' ity. There was once a time assured his assistance in the Henry; Abujam Thoiba, ex- A month long 'Advanced Centre, P Loken Singh employment for others as well IMPHAL, Feb 12 a statement issued by PRO when people didn't appreci- development works. president Lainingthou Integrated Entrepreneurship Chairman of Manipur Indus- instead of relying on Govern- Assam Rifles today. ate others for their good Thangjam Arunkumar, Marjing Thougal Lup and Development Program' tries Development Council, ment for the same. Mantripukhri Battalion of During the event a moti- deeds and tried pulling them president NEROCA, said Takhellambam Madhob conducted by National Small L Ibetombi, Manager of K Ashinikanta stated that Assam Rifles celebrated vational lecture was down, this too has gone now climate change is the worst Singh, president Industries Corporation NSIC Imphal and Karam the youth of the State have a 'International Day of Women conducted on contributions replaced by sincere appre- problem that mankind can Lainingthou Marjing (NSIC) began today at Wild Ashinikanta, program coor- significant role to play in the and Girls in Science' at of women and girls in the ciation for the good deeds face, and the forefathers had Thougal Lup. Forest Institute of Skill dinator as the presidium development of a society Yourabung village in Imphal field of Science and Technol- Development, members. therefore they should focus on East district yesterday. ogy and the roles played by Chingmeirong. Delivering the keynote ad- productive work which will With an aim to promote women and girls in various The inaugural function dress L Ibetombi appealed to help in improving the participation and contribution fields of science including was graced by Y Raghumani all to strive for a developed economy of the State. of women and girls to sci- space, medical science and 10 cyclists set out to cover ence, the International Day of research were emphasized Women and Girls in Science upon during the lecture, is celebrated on 11th of Feb- added the statement. 600kms in 40 hours ruary and was implemented In addition to that, the role event, Dr Ng Arunkumar Develop INA complex to attract tourists: O Joy by UNESCO and UN of women on the front lines Singh, president, By Our Staff Reporter a very historic place which nition in the history books Women, in collaboration of COVID-19 response as MAAMBA, said BRM event cannot be left out when- which is really unfortu- with intergovernmental agen- scientists and health care was initiated by Audax Club IMPHAL, Feb 12: Plans to ever the topic of Netaji nate, Okram Joy added. cies and institutions, as well workers was praised at the Parisien based at Paris and develop Indian National Subhas Chandra Bose He added that the coun- as civil society partners, said event, added the statement. the event in Manipur was Army (INA) memorial at comes up. try is celebrating the 125th organised under the aegis of Moirang to attract more The Indian Tricolor was birth anniversary of Netaji Audax India Randonneurs tourists should be tabled raised at Moirang on April Subhas Chandra Bose with (AIR). and passed at the ongoing 14, 1944 and the a year long celebration 118 house constructed The 10 cyclists compet- session of the Manipur headquarter of 'Provisional programme and it is the ing in the 600 BRM will Legislative Assembly. Government of Free India' right time for the State cycle to Keithelmanbi, Veteran politician was set up there, he added. Government to take deci- under 'Yum Sarasi Mission' Kangpokpi, Dolaithabi, Okram Joy said this at a The role played by sion for the development By Our Staff Reporter homeless people of the con- Yaingangpokpi, Nongpok press conference held to- Manipuris during that time of the INA memorial at stituency by 2024. Sekmai, Pallel and return to day at his residence in has been always Moirang to attract more By Our Staff Reporter Manipur adventure and Imphal Hotel and will head IMPHAL, Feb 12: A house He continued that under Mountain Biking Associa- Kakwa and said the memo- downplayed and they have tourist and preserve this im- constructed under 'Yum this mission, 118 houses out again for Churachandpur IMPHAL, Feb 12: 600 BRM tion (MAAMBA) with the and flag in at the office of rial complex at Moirang is not been given due recog- portant historical site. Sarasi Mission' initiated by have been constructed and (Brevet de Randonneur target set for completing the the intending candidate of handed over to the home- MAAMBA at Mondiaux) was flagged off 600kms course within Thangmeiband on February Kshetrigao A/C Sheikh less and the needy people of today from Palace Compound 40hours limit. The ultra-cy- Noorul Hassan was handed the Constituency till date. 15, he added. by Manipuri actor Soma cling event is a part of Super Dr Ng Arunkumar also over to Md Rafijuddin of Further he stated the Laishram. Randonneur Series (Paris) urged the Government to Kshetri Awang Leikai construction of houses will 600 BRM (Brevet de and the follow-up of the 400 make dedicated cycle lanes today. continue until the mission is Randonneur Mondiaux) is BRM which was completed to encourage cycling as a Speaking on the occa- accomplished. an ultra cycling event organ- recently. form of exercise and trans- sion, Sheikh Noorul Hassan Md Rafijuddin lauded ised by ultra-cycling wing of Speaking at the flag-off port. said that the mission was Sheikh Noorul Hassan for started with an aim to pro- undertaking such a noble vide a home to all the cause. Sit in protest staged IMPHAL, Feb 12 attended by around 50 fac- ulty members and medical A sit in protest was staged officers of RIMS. by Teachers and Medical It may be mentioned Officers Association that IMA initiated the pro- (TAMOA), RIMS in the test demanding the hospital campus today withdrawal of the Gazette supporting the Pan India notification by the Central Relay Hunger Strike from Council of India Medicine February 1 till 14 by Indian (CCIM) empowering an Medical Association (IMA) Ayush doctor to pursue Headquarters against two years of training in mixing up of traditional and Tantra Shalya and thereaf- modern systems of ter perform 48 different medicine.
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