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July 11 Page 1 Evening daily Security personnel preventing women supporters of JAC against wanted tag on Ratan from storming Imphal Times CM Bangalow Regd.No. MANENG /2013/51092 Volume 4, Issue 149, Monday, July 11, 2016 www.imphaltimes.com Maliyapham Palcha Kumshing 3414 2/- JNIMS is a cottage industry of CM Sushma Swaraj issues apology and his cronies: BJP VP to Manipuri woman New Delhi, July 11: Union about the matter, Union IT News Ibemhal Heisnam to External Affairs Minister Minister of State for Home Imphal, July 11: The Associate Professor without Sushma Swaraj apologised to Affairs of India Kiren Rijiju Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), any publications and no a Manipuri woman who also said, “Action will be taken Manipur Pradesh on Monday authors names given; hence alleged racism by an as and when details are given alleged that JN Institute of cannot be considered,” are immigration officer at Delhi’s to us.” This came after Medical Sciences (JNIMS), the deficiencies pointed out Indira Gandhi International Khangembam posted on Porompat is a cottage by MCI in its assessment Airport. Swaraj apologized to Facebook about how she was industry for Chief Minister minutes of JNIMS, Asnikumar Monika Khangembam on bullied by an immigration and Commissioner, Health said. Twitter, saying that officer at the airport and asked and Family Welfare. Such irregularities and Immigration department to ‘prove her Indianness’. Addressing a group of media nepotism in promotion of doesn’t come under her The post had attracted a lot of persons here today at BJP, junior and inexperienced Ministry, but that she will attention of Facebook and Manipur Pradesh head office, persons to higher surely take it up with Union elsewhere on social media, Vice President Moirangthem responsibility led to Home Minister Rajnath Singh. with a lot of people speaking Asnikumar Singh said that activities are carried out in While demanding a white demoralization of competent Meanwhile, Kiren Rijiju also up in solidarity with The incident happened when the public institute is filled broad day light with the full paper on appointment, tender senior faculty members, he confirmed that the matter had Khangembam. A lot of media Monika was travelling to Seoul with corrupt activities. backing of Chief Minister, and promotion in JNIMS pointed out. been taken note of. channels also picked up the on Saturday to attend the 10th Director (i/c) of the who is also the president of from its inception to the LOKTAK SCAM Tweeting out an apology, story. She alleged that the Ewha Global Empowerment government-run institute and JNIMS Society. Corruption, present from the president of Replying to queries posed by Swaraj said, “Monika officer, after looking at her Program (EGEP) from July 10 Commissioner of Health and nepotism and favoritism in JNIMS Society within a reporters, the VP of BJP stated Khangembam – I am sorry to passport, has asked her, to 24. She was to represent Family Welfare, corrupt appointment and promotion week’s time, the Vice- that the party is serious about know this. Immigration is not ‘Pakka Indian ho?’ and had India and present a paper on of staffs became a hallmark of president of BJP warned that rooting out corruption in the with me. I will speak to my proceeded to ask her all sorts Manipuri women and conflict JNIMS. the party wouldn’t remain a state. The BJP exposed the senior colleague of weird questions like, ‘Name at an Open Forum Ratan case Referring to media reports, mute spectator, and will infamous multi-billion Loktak Shri @rajnathsingh ji tothe number of states in India’, Program. The identity of the hearing the Vice-President of BJP, submit a detailed report to scam involving high level sensitise Immigration officials and ‘Which states border the officer in question has not Manipur Pradesh alleged that Ministry of Health & Family government officials, and at the airport.” When asked state of Manipur.’ been revealed. postponed the JNIMS Director in-charge Welfare and MCI. following the discussion on IT News collected a huge amount of DEMORALIZATION OF the issue in the parliament, the Imphal, July 11: The case money for regularization of 48 COMPETENT SENIOR central government has sent Women representatives met CM, lays down hearing of former JCILPS Staff nurses and 2 computer FACULTIES instituted enquiry committee Convenor Khomdram operators under the advice of “Promotion of Dr N Jitendra to probe the embezzlement of term for removal of ‘Wanted’ tag on Ratan Ratan which was listed Chief Minister, Okram Ibobi Singh as Professor Unit III on the present Congress IT News and organisation secretary P holding a flag of a proscribed today in the court of justice Singh. ‘It is clear that the Chief 06/08/2015 and Dr Ng Javan, government. Imphal, July 11: The JAC Sobita. UG group, if the state Nobin since Chief Justice Minister himself is promoted as Associate ADDITIONAL EXECUTIVE formed against the wanted tag Speaking to media persons, L. government did not announce in-charge, R R Prasad was patronizing irregularities and Professor on 06/08/2015 after MEMBERS on former JCILPS Convenor Nganbi said that the the ‘Wanted’ tag than there out of station has been corrupt practices in JNIMS’, the cut-off date without any He also informed that the Khomdram Ratan attempted to representatives laid down the will be lots of problem for the fixed again on 18 July 2016. Asnikumar said. publications is against Pradesh BJP will announce storm the CM bungalow terms to the CM in the state government and even to This is just a tip of an iceberg; Regulations. Dr ST Singh, additional list of state today at around 11:30 pm. The strongest form demanding the JCILPS movement from the JAC of E many skeletons will tumble Associate Professor has executive members and the JAC has been on a mass sit-in removal of wanted tag on K. central government. out. If JNIMS happens to be been promoted after cut-off name of the new party protest at Singjamei area since Ratan. However the CM said She further said that CM has Kanon de-recognised by Medical date without 2 (two) research spokesperson likely this week. yesterday demanding the that since there is a assured that the state cabinet Council of India (MCI), career publications; Dr Keisham In this regard, a meeting has removal of wanted tag from K controversy of that photo in will consider the matter after killing warns of medical student would be Upendra Singh promoted in been convened today morning Ratan. which K. Ratan was seen the court procedure. affected due to irregularities October 2015 after cut-off at the party head office and State security personnel of intense of the Director while dancing date without giving author finalized the names to be blocked the protestors near to the favourite tune of Chief names in the publications nominated to the State Nupi Lal complex, after which Assam flood situation grim, agitations Minister. quoted; promotion of Dr Executive Committee. four representatives were IT News allowed to meet the CM displaced residents suffer in Imphal, July 11: The JAC Manipur has highest concentration of including former JCILPS against suspected rape @ Women Wing Convenor L relief camps killing of E. Kanon Devi Nganbi, Nongpok Leingak warned the state Looms and weavers in the country: DIC Nupi Lup, imphal East ANI waters. Officials said that nearly government of intense IT News from North East state. supervise and producing President Y Memma, Co- Jorhat, July 11: The flood 50,000 people have been agitations if the state Imphal, July 11: As part of State government has been new and attractive designs. Convenor of the JAC T Thaba situation in Assam remains affected in Jorhat district alone. government failed to arrest the series of conference of providing financial grim, affecting thousands of The government has set up the murderer at the earliest. Head of Departments of the assistance to the weavers to people residing in the area. The relief camps and shelters for A press release of the JAC state organised by DIPR avail credit facilities from Floral tribute paid to victims River Brahmaputra is flowing the flood affected people. The said the 21 year old Manipur the officials of the banks under Deen Dayal above the danger mark in district administration is Elangbam Kanon Devi, Department of Commerce Hathkargha Prosaan Yojana of extrajudicial execution Jorhat, putting immense providing food and other daughter of Churamani and Industries today said (DDHPY) and Integrated IT News happiness over the recent pressure on embankments in facilities to those rescued from Singh of Khangabok that Handloom is the most Handloom Development Imphal, July 11: On the judgment of Supreme Court the district. flood affected areas. Khullakpam Leikai was found important and fast growing Scheme (IHDS) to 18,272 occasion of 7th Foundation Day regarding Armed Forces Several tributaries of the Chief Minister Sarbananda dead in a suspicious manner cottage industry in weavers of the state. To of Extrajudicial Execution Special Powers Act and the Brahmaputra, including the Sonowal has reviewed the flood at a canal located about 100 Manipur. As per the report create a better working Victim Families Association power of armed forces in the Bhogdoi and Dhansiri have situation and instructed the meters from Thoubal Police of 2009-2010 Manipur has atmosphere with better light Manipur (EEVFAM) held here state of Manipur. inundated over 100 villages in state health department to station on June 19. The JAC 20.04 lakh loom workers and and environment, today at Kwakeithel Thiyam She also said that EEVFAM Jorhat and Golaghat districts, monitor hygiene related issues. and local has been keeping 1.90 lakh looms.
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