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The Gaanphiu Memo No. DC/TML/1/95/REG-NESP/17 TAMENGLONG, Tingsanneic (Wednesday), Duiluanghbw (July) 26, 2017 PAGES : 4 Rs. 4:00 Bi-Lingual Daily Local Newspaper Another No. 1! LeAnn Rimes tuang single kathanh "LovE Is LovE Is LovE” katuang album Remnants khou rui aseic nitdak khou Billboard Dance Chart khou kauhliangmei khou ku kan the. Katuang No. 1 dance single swna “Long Live Love" tangv mihei rui kathumhmei the. Quote of the day Ram Nath Kovind rui 14th President Ukhrul district khou “If you treat people right they will treat you right - ninety sw khang oath laa kan the gari accident swna percent of the time.” kabiumei pat kan the - Franklin D. Roosevelt NNN, Imphal, July 25: Ukhrul district khou Winger Van accident sw khou rui Manipur khou 8 lakh maansei geic na kabiu kanmei khou rui taanv phu bam e ganv padeih rui ranhna kabiu kan e. IGAR tuang PRO theilayna Imphal, July 25: Manipur education Winger tei Imphal khou rui Chassad minister Th Radheshyam rui tat khang gutmei ganv khou thing Tingsanneic (Thursday) tuang phunghmei truck kabiak akhat thangc assembly khou tei Manipur khou Class VIII tuang category ta taanv phucmei rui guangmei lev lauthwan khuang 10 categories khou laa ganv khang zaeng khou adiang kan tuang e. kaphianh bam the twna saalou kan e. Truck rui Winger ta meter 10 duhmei Opposition rui thanvmei ganv khou thangc diang patlou kan e. minister Radheshyam rui Manipur state Mi tuang chamv tei chuna employment exchanges Chagabw New Delhi, July 25: Ram Nath nac rui Nation hei daicthau nic de twna commandant Robin Goyal rui zaymei (January) 31, 2017 nganv lungc khou Kovind rui Tuesday nungc India tuang Kovind rui oath taking luaimei tangv 17 Assam Rifles rui guang nkhavlou maansei 8,16,888 rui taanv phu bam e 14th President swkhang oath laa kan katuang address khou saa kan e. kan e. Kaniw rui kabiu bammei guay khou tei 5,71,583 rui ngaanvmei e the, Parliament tuang Central Hall Namv launac khou rui President khang first aid tiilou kan e twna IGAR kumna 2,45,305 rui ntumei e. khou Chief Justice JS Khehar rui kai guang tanghmei hei kaganv tuang PRO rui saa kan e. Hei lungc khou tei self-employed zaylouna tatkey kan e. geicna laa e tiki nungngaimei nai e. Kabiu kanmei lungh tei ganv hamh ethei private sector enterprises India tuang 14th President Dr Radhakrishnan, Dr Abdul Kalam khou taanc bammei guay ta thu swnimei khou ai rui chakhwang sw e khatni Pranab kaniw rui tatmei saekc rui kapih khou kabiu kan e. kazauh makge. Kumna Taanv gay kumna athouc kaguay hei ai rui chaeng khou tat khang kadouchamei Kabiu ranhmei ganvsaek ta Imphal ranhmei phu bammei ta nic phu niamhma taanc pwni. Meicguayna laatowmei khou neihlaamei nai e thangc phungc tat kan the twna PRO kazauhlou makge twna saalou kan e. khang development hei tangc pwkhou twna kamei rui mbuna saalou kan e. tei chamv khou saalou kan e. TML Mega Trade Expo tingmik zay Manipur tuang Financial Status ta kasuanhlou dat kan the zaucna Seventh Pay Commission hei tiipat khang sw pwni NNN, Imphal, July 25: Aseic luan syandui tuang kaguan zaucna State tatkeyna bammei 11th Manipur khou thu nzaengmaicna tiipat bam nuh Legislative Assembly Session, 2017 the twna Deputy Chief Minister/ khou MLA K. Ranjit Singh ruina thanv Finance Minister tei rui saalou kan e. guang kanmei dawlouna State Question hour ganv khou MLA government rui Seventh Pay tuang lam Kangabok A/c O Surjakumar Singh rui kaphianh thau mak ge twna Deputy department guay rui advertisement Chief Minister ruina saa kan e. khou sinswlou kanmei lam saa Feedback Committee tat nthanhlou khang saa kamei khou kanmei Ngaanhbw (December) 14, daengka 55,00,371 sinswlou the twna GNN, TML July 25: Tamenglong chaana kahouh ngam kan mak pui 2016 khou kasiamh thau lou kanmei dauhlouna IPR Department tuang Multi-purpose Building lower ground zaeng rui ZYF rui DC khou tuang enquiry theilayna College lev budget Manipur State Journalist khou tatkey bammei Mega Trade zaenghuay datna Pukphabw school tuang dinhpou, judicial staff, Welfare Scheme khang daengka 10 Expo hei Pukphabw (August) 5th (August) 5th nganv khang zay contract khatni muster roll crore kazauhna daengka 18 Crores nganv tatkey dat khang Tamenglong kasuanhlou dat kan tuang e. employee kazauh makna State (2017-18) the twna IPR Minister Th. DC rui nuhlou dat the twna Milungc khou Trade Expo khou Government Employee kaguay Biswajit rui saa nthanhlou kan e . Zeliangrong Youth Front (ZYF) tuang zuancgaymei puat asaekc nic laa kasing 74,200 tangc the twna PHC Khoirom, PHC Charangpat member rui chamv khou tiithaylou e. guang dat pwni twna ZYF member Joykumar rui saa kan e. khatnic CHC Yairipok tuang Doctor rui chamv laamei khou saalou e. Mituang Trade Expo hei kaganv Fifth lev Sixth Pay commission guay ta transfer tii tat geic kanmei kwm 1996 lev 2006 khou central lam thanvmei ganv khou transfer tii Tamenglong khou thauh guangdat pwni the Government employee guay khang tat bammei thu government tuang GNN, TML July 25: Tamenglong twna Honka & Sons tuang Proprietor tiilou kan e kwmna state khou rui policy tina dithe twna Health tuang Oil Pump Honka & Sons khou rui chamv khou tiithay guang e. kwm 1999 lev 2010 khou tii kahouh Minister L. Jayantakumar Singh rui kaganv tingsaengcna thauh mphang Pump khou hei Petrol kan e twna saalou kan e. dawlou kan e. Kumna Doctor kasing dat makna bammei khou hei nthuan phungc guang rey pwni kumna Central Government Employee 300 mbu Manipur Public Service Tingsanneic (Wednesday) nungc Diesel thu nzang maina phungc guay khang Duiluanghbw (July), Commission bangc khou katumna thauh hei phungc guangdat pwni the guangdat pwni twna saalou e. 2016 khou Seventh Pay tii bam sihni laa pwni twna saa ndauhlou kan e. E-mail: [email protected]. Phones: For News & Advertisement: 9873658872, For Subscription: 03877-267509; 9436033332 2 TAMENGLONG, Tingsanneic (Wednesday), Duiluanghbw (July) 26, 2017 The Etiquette of Success in Life Zanh tatmei India tuang scientist (A continuation from previous issue) You have as many reputations as you do acquaintances as each Yash Pal theic kan the person you know thinks differently of you. What should truly concern you is your character. You have full control of this and this is what you must develop, refine and cultivate. Once your character is strong and vigorous, then all else that is positive will follow. Consider yourself as an orange. Only what is really inside can come out. If you fill your mind with thoughts of serenity, positivity, strength, courage and compassion, when someone squeezes you, this is the only juice that can flow. Our lives have been described as a parenthesis in eternity. We are but a small blip on the stage of the Universe. As we can take nothing with us when we leave, then the real meaning of our existence must be to give and serve others. Keep this in mind. When you wake up early in the morning, repeat the mantra: "I will serve others today, I will care for others today and I will be kind today." This kind of living will bring you huge returns if you stay on the purpose of aiding others rather than on the outcome of personal gain. Be known as an innovator at your place of work. Sit down over the next week and write out ten suggestions for your supervisor as to how to improve the work being done and the quality of the workplace itself. Be known as an idea person willing to discover challenges and tackle them New Delhi/Noida, July 20: Kazanc khou Massachusetts Institute of with zest and enthusiasm. tatmei India tuang scientist Yash Technology khou rui laadat kan e. Learn to laugh at yourself. Keep open the windows of your mind. Pal, Tuesday nungc kakai Noida Kamei rui kwm 1976 khou Padma Try to go through one full day without saying "I". Focus on others. Listen to khou rui maek kan the. Bhushan award khatni kwm 2011 others and you will learn wonderful new things as well as gain friendships. Kamei hei kwm 1926 khou khou Lal Bahadur Shastri National Spend one hour a day in full silence except in answer to direct ques- Pakistan tuang Jhang khou puan na Award mphang kan e. tions. Even then, answer directly and without extending the conversation un- katingkwm 90 tangclou kan e “Learning without Burden” twmei duly. We, so very often, talk around subjects and repeat ourselves. This kumna Haryana tuang Kaithal khou khou kamei rui hyluailoumei report ancient Eastern exercise will not only build your will-power but develop clarity rui daicthau kan e. hei Indian education khou nthukmei and precision of language which is essential for effective communication. Kamei Physics khou master Each day, do two things that you do not like doing. This may be the document swna laalou bam e, kumna preparation of a report you have been putting off or shining your shoes. It degree kwm 1949, Panjab University mi kummei educationist theic does not matter how small the task, just do it! Soon these chores will not khou rui graduate sw kan e. Kumna kanmei hei amaan daihmei e twna seem so bad, your personal power will increase and your productivity will soar. Physics khou PhD degree kwm 1958 Sonia Gandhi rui saa kan e. Try it because this is an age-old technique for building strength of character. True happiness comes from only one thing: achievement of goals, Govt rui Rs, 238.84 cr drug company whether they are personal, professional or otherwise. You are happiest when you feel you are growing.
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