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Licypriya Kangujam to Address Opening Ceremony of Mock COP26 IMPHAL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2020 Licypriya Kangujam to address opening Ban on making CMHT/ Major General Ranjit Singh takes over as PMJAY cards unofficially Inspector General Assam Rifles (East) ceremony of Mock COP26 UK IMPHAL, Nov 18: The Directorate of Health Services, IMPHAL, Nov 18 we should stop breaking it. Government of Manipur has put a ban on making CMHT/ “India and many parts of PMJAY cards and publicity by unofficial agents without Nine years old Indian climate Asia are facing floods, Government permission. activist & founder of the droughts, heat waves, cy- As per a notice issued by the Director of Health Services, Child Movement Licypriya clones, typhoons, air K Rajo Singh, it has been informed to all the ISA Enrolment Kangujam will address the pollution, etc. at the same Operators and Common Service Centres (CSC) that propos- opening ceremony of Mock time. These are all the im- als from unofficial agents, representatives of NGOs/CSOs COP26 UK on November 19 pacts of climate change. We etc for making CMHT/PMJAY cards in bulk must at 12 pm (London Time) via warned our leaders in ad- mandatorily take approval from the competent authorities of video conference along with vance but they didn’t listen Director of Health Services, Manipur (for CMHT cards) and UN Secretary General's to us. This is not the time CEO, State Health Agency (for PMJAY cards). envoy on youth Jayathma for blaming each other. This The notice further informed that at least one family Wickramanayake. Young around five conference COP26. The event will sub- is the time to fight together member is to mandatorily visit the Enrolment Counter/CSC IMPHAL, Nov 18 climate activists from 118 themes: climate justice; edu- sequently support and to save our planet before it’s for making the cards so as to prevent unofficial agents countries will attend the cation; health and mental mentor delegates to engage too late”, she added. from making cards on behalf of the beneficiaries. Major General GAV Reddy, SC VSM handed over the reins of conference to fill the void of health; green jobs; carbon their domestic politicians in She further said, “I want Non compliance of the above orders by any concerned Inspector General Assam Rifles (East) to Major General Ranjit the postponed United Nations reduction targets. the year to COP26. to see the world free from will attract strict disciplinary actions as per rules, it added. Singh, VSM, today, who would be the sixth incumbent in Climate Conference 2020 - Licypriya will highlight Licypriya said, “Mock fossil fuel vehicles on roads Also any unofficial agents and representatives of NGOs/ Srikona Garrison, Silchar. COP26 from November 19 to various climate crises and the COP26 will send a strong and replace it all by solar or CSOs are not allowed to post unofficial video clips and Assam Rifles (East) looks after Tripura, Mizoram, South December 1. challenges in India and the message to our world lead- electric vehicles. I want bicy- statuses regarding CMHT/PMJAY rnrolment or IEC Assam and west Manipur and is involved in multi ferrous The two-week event will Global South. She also will ers to take concrete actions cle lanes in all roads of the Awareness in the social media (Facebook,Twitter etc). roles like counter-insurgency operations in west Manipur, be comprised of empower- tell the world leaders around to save our planet and our world, more green spaces in Legal actions under Cyber Crime Act and other rules shall effective border management in Mizoram and civic action ing and informative the world the importance of future. Delayed in their ac- our cities and shut down all be taken up against all unofficial agents attempting to vio- projects in the entire region. Major General Ranjit Singh, keynotes and panels by glo- strengthening climate legisla- tions increase the threat to coal and thermal power late the above regulations. VSM has vast operational experience in counter-insurgency bal names and youth tion in their countries to our future and I’m very dis- plants and replace it with For any information regarding CMHT and PMJAY, one operations and most difficult terrains across the country. activists, followed by high- protect environment. appointed to see their silent clean renewable energy. can contact the toll free number 18001032015 or directly at He commanded 7th Battalion The Madras Regiment in level opening statements by The event will culminate nature on the global climate Planting trees, cutting any CMHT/PMJAY Counters in JNIMS/RIMS/all District Tinsukia, Binaguri and 56 Mountain Brigade in Dras / the youth delegates and fa- in a powerful conference crisis. This is the time for down emissions and protect- Hospitals/Directorate of Health Services, Lamphelpat, it Kargil - which was famous for the 1999 Kargil War. He cilitated workshops and statement to world leaders climate action, not just cli- ing our nature are the stated. was awarded the prestigious Vishisht Seva Medal for his regional caucuses. The dis- from the youths of the mate talk. If we don’t know ultimate solutions to the cli- service as a Brigade Commander. cussions have been framed world, raising ambition for how to fix our nature then mate crisis”. COHSEM notifies He has served earlier in Mokokchung, Tinsukia & IMPHAL, Nov 18 : The Council of Higher Secondary Rangiya and has been handpicked for this prestigious ap- pointment. Education Manipur (COHSEM) has notified to all the Minister visits seri farms Mission 2.5+ (NAAC) launched concerned that the last date of issue and submission of duly IMPHAL, Nov 18 By Our Staff Reporter guest and president of the filled prescribed application form along with the necessary function respectively. fees and documents to the office of Ch Biren Singh, secretary ANSAM study tour Sericulture Minister Awangbow Newmai inspected seri farms IMPHAL, Nov 18: State Speaking at the event, S of COHSEM for obtaining Eligibility Certificate for and nurseries located at Ishingthembi, Lairok Kom, Yumnam project directorate, Rajen stated that the grade admission in Class XI and Class XII in any institution affiliated Khunou, Tangkham, Leitanpokpi and Khewa Phurju Pukhao Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha point of National Assess- to the Council in the current academic session 2020-21 has reaches Tamenglong Abhiyan (RUSA) Manipur ment and Accreditation in Imphal East District today. been extended upto November 26. TAMENGLONG, Nov 18 He was accompanied by Sericulture Director L organised a launching Council (NAAC) of the The last date has been extended due to the prevailing Kunjakishore Singh and other officials. programme of Mission 2.5+ majority of the colleges in situation of COVID-19 in the State. The notice further To improve the education system in all Naga inhabited areas, Newmai stated that the various Government schemes un- ( NAAC) : Re-defining Manipur range between stated that the rate of fees shall remain unchanged. volunteers of All Naga Student Association Manipur, 1.5 to 2, which is quite der the Sericulture Department are huge avenues for the quality and standard of (ANSAM) toured Tamenglong district today. unemployed people of the State to generate income as it is higher educational low, except Don Bosco Maram (3.01 to 3.25 ) Rs 44,950 collected as fines Led by its president Thiitung Wanglar along with volun- not feasible to provide Government jobs to all the citizens. institutions of Manipur teers of civil organisations such as Rongmei Naga Students through NAAC accreditation which has been graded A. By Our Staff Reporter He also assured that he will provide all possible help to He sought support from Organisation Manipur (RNSOM) All Inpui Students' Union the beneficiaries. - Mentorship approach cum IMPHAL, Nov 18: The Police Department cracked down one day workshop on all concerned to make sure (AISU) Zeme Students Organization Manipur (ZSOM), The Minister added that he will visit all the seri farms in on violators of guidelines and restrictions issued by the Liangmai Naga Katimai Ruangdi (LNKR) Rongmei Naga sensitization of NAAC at the all the 45 colleges of State Government and the State Disaster Management Imphal West and Bishnupur district within this week to hall of GP Women's College, Manipur are accredited by Youth Organisation Tamenglong Luangrian, the visiting check the ground reality and to interact with the beneficiar- Authority in connection with COVID-19 pandemic which team inspected Tamenglong College. today. NAAC so as to avail the includes failure to wear mask in public places, failure to ies and to address their concerns and problems. Altogether 45 delegates benefits given by Univer- The CSOs team also interacted with the Principal of Newmai also stated that the beneficiaries need not worry maintain social distancing in public places, spitting in Tamenglong College, N Daimai. from different Government sity Grants Commission public places etc to prevent the spread of COVID-19 virus about the marketplace to sell their produce as the raw silk and aided colleges took part to. They also visited Tamenglong Higher Secondary School, will be bought either by the Sericulture Department or by in the State today. which has no head after the retirement of former Principal in the programme. The Education Minister During the drive, two hundred and fifty nine persons the weavers since there is huge demand for raw silk mate- Education Minister S also urged all concerned to KC Huduan. rials which the State is unable to fulfil. were detained and released after warning. Altogether a Earlier, the CSOs team also met the Deputy Commis- Rajen Singh and Commis- highlight the shortfalls in sum of Rs 44,950 (forty four thousand nine hundred and One of the farmers at Leitanpokpi expressed contentment sioner of Higher and their respective colleges sioner Tamenglong and had a short discussion on various over the Minister's visit stating that the visit has encouraged fifty) was collected as fines.
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