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The Effects of the Burning of Meitei Puyas (The Sacred Writtings of Manipur) By: Madhu Chandra The people of Manipur remembers the burning of Meitei Puya every year in the month of October. The burning of Meitei Puyas was a mode of forced conversion of Meiteis to Brahminical religion during the early 18th century. The event has brought the socio-religious, culture, tradition, and political implication of the people of Manipur. Shantidas Gosai, a Bengali Brahmin converted Manipuri King Pamheiba to Brahminical religion, which is known as Hinduism. Shantidas Gosai instigated Pamheiba to burn all Meitei Puyas. The exact date of the burning of Meitei Puyas is unknown, but a forum held in 2008 fixed date as 17th Mera (October) of 1729 AD. Another tradition claims it as 23rd Wakching (December-January) 1729 AD. The first claimed has some connection with Cheitharol Kumbaba. The matter of the fact is that the burning of Meitei Puyas was not a single event, but it was a series of the camp

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GOOD MORNING FRIENDS.  Breakfast is the first meal of the day and should not be avoided because breakfast helps in breaking your overnight fast that you may experience while you're asleep. Skipping your breakfast can lead to various health complications, including Diabetes. If you skip your breakfast, it could put you at the risk of developing type 2 diabetes as it may lead to chronic insulin resistance. Lot of studies have shown that people who skipped breakfast had higher blood sugar levels during lunch. Instead of focusing on a heavy, breakfast, one should focus more on having cereals, milk, nuts, poha, idli, dalia, upma, cornflakes, eggs, fruits and all the other protein rich foods. Also it is advisable to take breakfast within an hour of waking up.

Manipur governor visits Tengnoupal district August 31, 2018  Imphal, August 31, 2018: Manipur governor Dr. Najma Heptulla today made her maiden visit to Tamenglong district which borders Mynamar where she was accorded with warm welcome ceremony at Tengnoupal Community Hall. The reception function was organised by district administration, Tengnoupal. Najma said she had chosen to visit the district after a great consideration and was happy to be in Tengnoupal today. She said the pending issues regarding administration and development submitted by various civil society organisations’ will be addressed after studying the memorandum. Stating that she had received almost eight memorandums, she assured to study the memorandums to solve he issues. She said that among the 34 different tribes in Manipur she is now able to differentiate the three major tribes. Unity in diversity should be maintained which is strength not only for the state but for the country as well.  She stressed on

Tribal Martyrs’ Park unveiled on the occasion of Tribal Unity Day observance TMB Correspondent CCPUR: Under the initiative of the Joint Action Committee Against Anti- Tribal Bills(JAC-AATB), Tribal Unity Day was observed on Friday by unveiling the Tribal Martyrs Memorial at the Tribal Martyrs Park, Mata Dam. Today's ceremony was about the memorial section of the park comprising of unveiling and dedication of the tombstones of the eight (8) of the nine(9) Tribal Martyrs and the sculpture which is dedicated to the Nine Martyrs. President Zo Re-Unification Organisation (ZRO), General Headquarters R. Sangkawia unveiled the memorial which was followed by Traditional Gun Salute and Floral Tributes by Martyrs families, special invitees, tribe leaders, host organisation and JAC-AATB which was led by Rayburn college NCC Cadets. Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Kholi, Parish Priest, Good Shepherd Parish dedicated the memorials to the Almighty. Left pavement, Right pavement and middle pavemen

Militants release three policemen, eight kin from captivity Released persons urge DGP not to harass families of the militants The abducted relatives of policemen were released unharmed by militants in the Kashmir Valley on Friday after the police freed the father of the Hizbul Mujahideen operational commander. According to GNS news agency, the militants released the policemen and ten relatives of the cops from their captivity. Those released by militants include Irfan Gulzar of Rahomo Pulwama, a Sub-Inspector of police, Javeed Ahmad Dar (SPO at DPL Pulwama), Constable Shabir Ahmad Zargar of Kangan Pulwama, Adnan Ashraf Shah of Shopian (nephew of a DSP), Faizan Bashir Makroo of Kharpora Arwani, whose two uncles are in police, Zubair Ahmad Bhat of Arwani whose two brothers are working in the police, Ghulam Mohd Dar of Kangan Pulwama, whose two sons are in police, Arif Hussain Shanker of Arwani whose brother is working in police department, Asif Rafiq son of a policeman, Nasir A

Cease work strike at JNIMS affects patients; solution likely on Saturday IMPHAL: Ever since the senior residents of Jawaharlal Nehru of Medical Sciences (JNIMS) went on a cease work strike demanding amendment of the Hospital’s Services Rules and Regulation, 2015 and enhancement of promotion opportunities, the number of Out-Patients registering in most of the department decreases. While the media on Friday enquiring about the issue to the attendants of Medicine OPD, they showed a register which has an average of 300 out-patients registered in the department before the strike compared to the number of out –patient which is less than 200 after the cease-work strike, excluding referrals. Most of the beds in some of the wards are lying vacant in the hospital, and the strike has affected most of the departments in the hospital. The case work strike called by senior residents of the hospital reached the tenth day on Friday which brought hardships to the in-patients and huge workload

Preserving one’s own Culture and Identity should not harm other Communities’, says Gaikhangam* *(All Manipur Muslim Girls Students’ Union celebrates its 10th Foundation Day)* TMB Report IMPHAL: Former Deputy Chief Minister and Member of All India Congress Working Committee, Gaikhangam on Thursday said that the interest of other communities should not be harmed or compromised while preserving and protecting one’s own culture and identity, and respecting each other sentiments will bring a healthy society. “I wish to see a mutual love between the people of the Hills and valley and between different other communities and strengthen the cohesive bonding between the people of Manipur. I hope in rebuilding the past cultures of love between different communities in future,” he said while delivering a speech at the 10th Foundation Day Celebration of All Manipur Muslim Girls Students’ Union (AMMGSU) held at Imphal Hotel, Sangai Hall. Appreciating the Students’ Union, Gaikhangam stat

Fuel prices at record high; petrol price hits Rs 76.61/litre in Imphal TMB Report IMPHAL: Prices of petrol and diesel hit a record high on Friday in the four metro cities of the country namely, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai as the prices of both the fuels were raised by the Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) today. The fuel prices were also increased on Thursday. Petrol was highest in Mumbai where it was retailed at Rs. 85.93 per litre while it was selling at a price of Rs. 78.52 per litre in Delhi, Rs. 81.44 per litre in Kolkata and Rs. 81.58 per litre in Chennai.  Diesel is sold at Rs. 70.21 per litre in Delhi, Rs. 74.54 per litre in Mumbai, Rs. 73.06 per litre in Kolkata and Rs. 74.18 per litre in Chennai, according to daily price notification issued by state-owned oil firms. In Imphal too, the price of petrol hit a high of Rs 76.61 per litre on Friday while the diesel is being sold at Rs 68.24 per litre. The hike in fuel prices is mainly due to the recent rise in cr

Meeting of Northeast Students of Delhi University at NSUI office, at 5 Raisna Road, New Delhi  regarding the upcoming DUSU Election in presence of Harish Rawat ji, Gen Secy AICC incharge Assam ,  Sh Fairoz Khan ji,  National President NSUI and Shri  Bupenda Meetei Chairman, Social Media Dept, MPCC.

KSO TENGNOUPAL TO BAN LOADED TRUCKS ON IMPHAL - MOREH ROUTE Moreh, Aug 31,2018: Kuki Students’ Organisation , Tengnoupal district today said that if the state government fails to repair the culverts and other road stretch along the Imphal Moreh road than the student body will ban loaded trucks from travelling on the road. A crumbling of a culvert at NH 102  near Tengnoupal district had slide half of the road . A team of reporters today visited the crumbling culvert and found the road danger for vehicular movement. Big potholes, on the road which are accident prone are still not yet repaired. President of the Kuki Student Organization Tengnoupal District Thangboi Lhungdim while speaking to media persons said that if the concern government  department fails to repair the road stretch at the earliest possible time all movement of loaded trucks will be prohibited.  Source: Imphal Times.

#ABVP gameplan foiled ? Why did Chief ministers of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Manipur attending a public meeting organised by ABVP on the topic “ Ishan Uday - bridging the heart”, at #JNU #Delhi turned  into a fiasco leading to humiliation of north eastern students and thereby  staged  protests by the latter ? One placard reads - #hearTheCriesOfYourPeople ##NotOfBJP #DearBiren #CMO Photos: Rajesh Mehta

Manipur Proletariat Peoples' Democratic Union (MPPDU) gi liching makhada Socialist Students' Union of Manipur (SSUM) amadi masiga wakhallon mannaba lupsing haibadi Proletarian Feminist Movement, Manipur (PoFM) amadi Socialist Women Association (SWA), Manipur ga punna "Lamyanba Irabot Ningsing Thouram Pangba Kanglup" haiba apunba thoupanglup ama semduna hayeng yaifaraba September gi ahanba numit oiriba Thangja numit asidagi "Lamyanba Irabot Ningsing Thabum" Leimaram da leiba Lamyamba Irabotki migamda Heikat-leikat tambaga loinana Yawolgi Ikai-khumnaba uttuna houdoklagani. Hairiba thouram asida leibak meeyamna mapung fan saruk yabiyu haina nollukna paojenjari. Mannaba Khunai Semlasi! Lamyanba Irabotki Liklamna Yaifare! Yawolna Yaifare! _ SSUM.

*IAF Choppers Rescues 30 People Stranded on Siang River Island* Helicopters of the Indian Air Force evacuated 30 people stranded on an island in the swelling Siang river in Arunachal Pradesh on Friday, Chief Minister Pema Khandu said. “The rescue mission started at 4.30 am and was over in an hour,” said Deputy Commissioner of East Siang district Tamiyo Tatak. “Four youths and an elderly man chose to stay behind,” Hindustan Times quoted him as saying. Tatak said the people were trapped on the island in Sille-Oyan circle as rescue boats could not be sent due to the rising water level and unusually high waves in the Siang river. Tatak also said the water level in the river has increased a bit since Thursday, but there was no cause for panic. “We are monitoring the situation constantly.” The East Siang district administration issued a circular on Wednesday asking people living on both sides of the Siang river to remain alert “but not to panic”. The circular states that as per reports

Manipur govt. na chingda leiba ana layengsangsing 24/7 da mathou touhangani haina laothokhiba leikhrabasu Phungyar,Ukhrul district ki Sorbung village ta leiba chi 10 rom faraklaga Primary heath sub-centre (PHSC) ama sangkaraba matungda Doctor amasung staff sing tharaktabadagi sekpi makon onduna leiramba thengnarakle. Eikhoi Chingda chat "Go to village" Ching yengba chatsi khungang chatsi "Go to Village" Khungang yenglusi haibaga manare haibasida haimanba haidu thoklaroi haibasini, Chingda chatpiyu Ching gi kanaba pinaba, Khungang chatpiyu Khungang da Kana fanghanna. Yengba chatpagi thabak tokpiro, yenglura hallakpda Media Go to hill, Go to Vliiage laoba leppiro haibasi.

CBI Submits Another Charge Sheet Against Four Police Personnel Over Fake Encounter Case By Staff Reporter -  August 1, 2018  On Thursday, another charge sheet against four state police personnel has been submitted by CBI’s Special Investigation Team in connection with the alleged fake encounter case. Four police personnel sub-Inspector, Ksh. Uttam Kumar, head constables, Kh. Sushil Kumar, Laishram Dinachandra Singh and rifleman, Yumnam Santosh Singh have been counted as accused in the alleged fake encounter case killing a suspected militant at Naran Konjin Pukhri Achouba area in the evening of December 20, 2011. All have been charged under section 34 IPC r/w 302, 201 IPC. This charge sheet has been submitted before the chief judicial magistrate, Imphal West. This one is the fifth charge sheet filed by CBI in connection with a petition filed by Extra-Judicial Execution Victim Families Association (EEVFAM) and Human Rights Alert (HRA) seeking probe into 1,528 alleged extrajudic

8 kidnapped & 3 Raped by Terrorists 8 Family members of five policemen have been kidnapped after terrorists raided the homes of several police officers in south Kashmir on Thursday evening, sources have told . The kidnappings of 8 family members, which police sources say is a pressure tactic by the terrorists, come after security forces conducted multiple raids and arrested relatives of some terrorists in the area. On Thursday, a policeman was kidnapped from his home in Pulwama district and released after he was questioned and thrashed. 3 womens are also raped by terrorists. All partys Jobation this act of terrorists.

India gi mapham kayada Maoist thiba humbagi mingda Saknairaba lairik laisu heiba, Ayiba, Human Right Activist, Social Right activist amadi Ukil nachingbasing pharakpagi matangda Supreme court na pikhiba wapham asukki matik neinaba tangaiphade. dissent is the safety valve of democracy… if it is not allowed, the pressure cooker will burst” the Supreme Court of India Masina takpadi India-da ngasigi palliba leingak asina meeyamgi machil mennaba chaona loutunare haibani, Pune Police na pharaba mioising asibu Transit remand piba kakpada nattana Jail da thambadasu athingba pibaga loinana mayum mayumda leibagi ayaba pikhi. Makhoina mayumda leiba asi House arrest oina leihan-bani. India-da BJP amadi RSS na meeyamgi machin mennaba angamba thakta hotnarakli adubu hiram khudingmakta meeyamna matam matamgi oina maithiba piduna lakli. Houjiksu meeyamna ngasigi Hindutva Fascist ki thouwongbu maithiba pinaba sem sari.

A mass rally against drug abuse and illicit trafficking will be organized by K.M. Blooming Hr. Sec. School, Khangabok on 1st September 2018 (Saturday, Thawan gi 21 ni panba). Students of the school will raise SLOGANS and hold several SLOGAN POSTERS against the use of drugs and its ill effects during the mass rally. The rally will pass through three (3) routes i.e. Khangabok, Wangjing and Thoubal. Let’s join hands together to make our state a drug free & peaceful state.

3 Northeast CMs face protests at JNU campus; Arunachal CM Pema Khandu heckled Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu faced disruptions from angry students while campaigning for the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) at the Jawaharlal Nehru University on Tuesday night. Khandu was joined in the campaign by Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal and Manipur CM Biren Singh. As he started speaking, Khandu was disrupted by a student who said that several students from Northeast India were not allowed to enter the venue of the Koyna Hostel mess. “All the students from the Northeast have not been allowed to enter here. This is not right,” she said. Her disruptions were followed by cries of ‘Bharat mata ki jai’ by ABVP members. Responding to her, Khandu said that, “I have not yet started speaking, let me begin, we will take your questions later.”  Students were protesting outside the venue, with placards, against the Citizenship Amendment Bill. Several students said that they were

Saagi Wakhal Chenba Tombisana Sibagi Cheirak Pigadabani haina AM-SYOR Women’s Wing gi Linthoinganbi na hairi Masagi sageigi masusu thokpaga loinana masana takpi tambirakpa maheiroi nupimacha amasu oiriba class XI kabi maheiroi nipimacha amabu ejat manghanbada chennaba saagi wakhal chellaba Samurou Awang Leikai dagi Abujam Tombisana chahi 56, mioi asi sibagi cheirak pibana matik chaba cheirak oigani haina All Manipur Students & Youths Organization (AM-SYOR) gi Women’s Wing gi Co-convenor Linthoinganbi Chanu-na fongdorakli  Hourakliba tunggi yumbirel oirakkadouriba maheiroisingbu ningthina takpi tambiduna  aphaba maikeida pubigadaba Private school amagisu, lanai coaching centre amagisu ojagi sinfamda leiriba mioi amasu oibada nattana sageigi ahal ama oina hourakliba angangsingbu ningthina aphaba lamchat shajat, wakhal lousing takpigadaba mioi amana shaagi wakhal khanduna mashagi maheiroi nupimachabu  namja namtheknaduna phamlanbagi thouwong chathakhiba asi khwaidagi tamthiba a

*IGAR (S) CALLS ON CHIEF MINISTER* Major General Virendra Singh, VSM, Head of Assam Rifles in Manipur, IGAR(S) Inspector General Assam Rifles (South) along with the IG Designate, Major General K P Singh, YSM called on the Honourable Chief Minister Shri N Biren Singh on 30th August. The IGAR(S) is responsible for ensuring security as well as for countering insurgency in the Manipur state.  The Inspector General met on the occasion of relinquishing his command to the incoming General Officer, Major General K P Singh, YSM. During the meeting the General Officers discussed the security and law and order situation in the state with the Chief Minister and assured him of the Assam Rifles commitment to working towards bringing lasting peace in the region. General Virender Singh, while conveying the unstinted support of his forces for ensuring the well being of the state, emphasized on the fact that a vast majority of the Assam Rifles are from in and around Manipur. Being sons of the

*7th Pay meet* *Thu, 30 Aug 2018 01:01:05 GMT* The second meeting between JAC of AMTUC and AMGEO and the State Government regarding the implementation of 7th Pay in the State, will be held at the Chief Secretary's office chambers tomorrow at 3 pm. It may be mentioned that the JAC is pressing the Government to accept its demand for the implementation of 7th Pay in the State from January 1, 2016, with fitment factor 3.68. According to an official source, the first proper meeting between the JAC and the State Government was held on August 10 at the Chief Secretary's office chamber. The second meeting was fixed on August 18 but as the Chief Secretary was out of station, the meeting was postponed. The State Government finally fixed tomorrow for the second meeting, the source added. The source informed that the Chief Secretary, Principal Secretary (Finance), Commissioner (Higher and Technical Education/Water Resources) will take part in the meeting from the Government's si

*Woman Dumped on Highway After Gang Rape in Moving Car* In an incident similar to the Damini case, a woman from Lanka, Assam was gang-raped in a moving car by four men. The woman was on her way to Golaghat from Lanka with her boyfriend on a motorcycle. An Alto car with four men reportedly intercepted them on the way near Nagaon and forced the woman into the vehicle. The fainted body of the victim was later dumped on the National Highway (NH)-37. A truck driver of an oil tanker rescued the woman from the highway and reported the incident to the Jakhalabandha police. The woman is undergoing treatment at the Nagaon Civil Hospital for trauma and severe injuries in her private parts. The victim is a resident of Lanka and was working in a local dhaba. Source:-Northeast Today

#BJPLedGovt Asina Lamdam Asida Leiriba Naha Oiriba Entrepreneurs singbu Khngattuna Pukning Thougtpikhiba Startup India Na Ngasidi Monalisa Chanu gi "Chanu Associates"na Malemda Anouba Manipur gi Khudol ama Tamba Ngamle. Pumnamk asi BJP Led Govt amdi Luchingbiriba Hon'ble CM Shri N Biren Singh gi Chaurba support Adunani. Matm Amda Monalisa na Wajrmba, Karmba Pambeina Mahakki Heisingba Praja da kannba fanghngni Khnlmba, Pumnamk Financial Support Khra Toubirgdi Mai Pakkni Haijrmba, Ngasidi Khnghoudna Sarkar Asina Senthang khra Pibibdagi Mai Pakle Haina Fongdorkpda Mateng Khra Toujruba Eikhoisu Chauthokchaba Faujkhi.

Thadokhi EDUCATION Naopua gidamak Yum Engkhol da EMMA gi mateng pangkhi Koikhi Engkhol, yen nganu su loikhi Shakhi khudei phanek ahing nungthil Menkhatnaba yumgi awatpada.        Yum palhalli chahi tara taruk hek subaga Chahi kun dadi MAMA oiray. Hotnaringeida emungi thabak enkhang Emung manung mapal Samaj dasu Kananasu tabiday ngangbu PANGAL NUPI mawabu louba hounabara.   Yumgi nacha nawagi hotnaringei Kaybasu nganghoudaray ngagdi Ururaga erang heibi lipstick nganga teibidu Puraklay atombi oina ngangi NUPA na Ngangna lenkhi kapna kapna tumin2 Tabidana Kananasu ngangi VOICE.     NGAIKO HEY PANGAL NUPA LEIRISIDI Ekhoigisu VOICE Ngangsu, masu Samaj su Tadaba yaroi Ekhoigisu. Khanprek khangee hay  Rukshar Chowdhury. Let's encourage ,support and give the VOICE to the voiceless PANGAL NUPI Let's support AMMGSU the voice of Pangal Girl Students of Manipur. #KhanKaFunda

CHAHI 4KHAKTA NGAIRIBA NUPIMACHA AMANA CYCLE LEINABA HAINA TUNGSINJABA PEISANA KERALAGI ECHAOGI DAMAK MATENG OINA PIKHRE Tamil Nadu dagi ANUPRIYA kwbi chahi 9 gi angang nupimacha asina mahakna 4 yrs cycle leigani haina tungsiljarakpa senfam adu Kerala gi relief fund da pithokhraba matungda Hero Cycle Companynina angang asigidamakta Cycle ahanba ama pikhre. Angang asibu khwaidagi pukchel chaobi nupimachani haiduna mafam kayadagi thagatnarakpa leptri   Kerala flood: 9-yr-old donates piggy bank savings for cycle; Pankaj M Munjal gifts her bike, promises one every year Aug 30, 2018, The terrifying situation and rising death toll in the Kerala floods have  united the nation in coming forward to support the rescue operations. The deadly floods have claimed around 210 lives since August 8 and displaced over 7.14 lakh people from their homes. From industrialists to film stars, state governments to the common man, people from across the country have been sending donations and reli

Good evening sir , today ie 30/8/2018 at about 12.30 pm , a combined team of Narcotic cell /Imphal east while on patrolling duty in and around khegrao Sabal Leikai area of Imphal east led by o.c.narcotic cell insp.kh.Devkumar singh .In that  one rug user cum seller namely langpolakpam Meghajit Singh (26)yrs S/O L.Sunil Singh of Kongba Uchekon Khunou was arrested with small wrapped white paper peice containing  some powder white in colour  in a very small quantity inside each small wrapped paper which was Herion/ No.4 powder and approximate value is rs.1.500 /(one thousand five hundred).The arrested person with seized drug were handed over to porompat police station for taking necessary legal action against him.

*TARIK AMADA INDIA PUMBAGI OINA MASS PROTEST PANGTHOKKANI-AMWJU* *"Nungtigi fongliba paochesingi  copy PDF format ta onthoktuna editors amadi publishers ki ayaba yaodana social media whatsapp,fb ta thagatpana maram oiduna tungda thokhanningdaba thoudok thoklakpa yabagi chingnaba leire."* *"Paomee amadi lanai meewoising na ayaba yaodana fb,whatsapp ta thagatpidanaba appeal tourakli."* *All Manipur Working Journalists' Union* *PRESS RELEASE* Imphal Dated 30h August 2018 Houkhiba August ki tang 18, 19 da New Delhi da famkhiba Indian Journalists Union (UU) g National Executive meeting na houjk houjik palliba Centre amadi state government singna media house sing amadi Journalists singi mathakta pressure piduna Media house amadi Journalists singi right pu matnaba hotnarakpa thouwong bu yaningdaba uttuna lakliba September gi tarik 1 da India pumbagi oiba Mass Demonstration Protest pangthokani haina resolution takhi. Hairiba IJU gi resolution ashi houkh

Today ie 30/8/2018 at about 12.30 pm , a team of Narcotic cell /Imphal east while on patrolling duty in and around khergao Sabal Leikai area of Imphal east led by o.c.narcotic cell insp.kh.Devkumar singh, four drug user namely salam chinglemba @Naoba ( 23) yrs S/O late S. Mangi of Sangaiprou central quater ,(2) khaidem Naoboi  singh(2o) yrs s/o kh.Joy singh of khundrakpam Awang leikai,(3)Poireinganba Ashem (20) yrs S/O A.Lokeshor singh of Khundrakpam Makha Leikai ,(4) sagolshem Johnson Singh (20) yrs S/O Late S. Kulabi singh of Yumnam Khunou  were pick up from khetrigao sabal leikai and hande over to the outhority of Hingminasi Drug-De Addiction Rehabilitation centre, langol zone -iv.

'Have mercy on my son': Mother of abducted Tral youth appeals for his release Hameeda Begum, the mother of Asif Rafiq Rather, on Saturday appeared on the camera to appeal the captors of her son. The family of a policeman’s son who was abducted last night by unknown gunmen has made a passionate plea to seek his release. Hameeda Begum, the mother of Asif Rafiq Rather, on Saturday appeared on the camera to appeal the captors of her son. Asif, a BSC Agriculture student, was abducted by a group of masked gunmen from his residence in Pinglish village of Tral last night. He is a son of a policeman Rafiq Ahmad Rather. “If my son is on the wrong path show him the straight path but kindly release him,” the mother said in an appeal. She appealed to the gunmen to have mercy on her and set Asif free for Allah’s sake. “You are also my own children. I request you to kindly set him free,” she appealed with folded hands before breaking down.

RJD Chief Lalu Yadav's provisional bail ends, to surrender before CBI court today 30 Aug. 2018 07:46   ABPLive Author + FOLLOW Prasad, who reached Ranchi from Patna on Wednesday, was directed by the Jharkhand High Court to surrender before the CBI court by August 30, after court refused to extend his furlough. RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav. Photo: PTI/File Ranchi: RJD Supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav, who is a convict in multi-million Fodder scam case, is scheduled to surrender before a CBI court here on Thursday, upon expiry of his provisional bail. Prasad, who reached Ranchi from Patna on Wednesday, was directed by the Jharkhand High Court to surrender before the CBI court by August 30, after court refused to extend his furlough. He was released on six weeks' provisional bail on May 11 by the Jharkhand High Court for medical treatment and was restrained from taking part in any public function, political activity or issuing statements to the media during the period. Afte

GOOD MORNING FRIENDS. Shoulder pain may occur in any of the many muscles, ligaments or tendons in and around your shoulder. Once your shoulder starts hurting, it can be hard to concentrate on anything else. Shoulder pain can occur to any person of any age, however, people who use laptops, tablets and smartphones for extended periods are more prone to this problem. Along with consulting a Doctor, you can also treat #shoulderpain at home with some easy & effective exercises, like Towel Stretch exercise. Steps to do this exercise: • Place right hand behind back. • With the left hand, dangle a towel behind the back. • Grasp the towel with the right hand. • Gently pull the right hand upward by raising the left arm to stretch the right shoulder. • Towel should be in vertical position. • Hold for 30 seconds. Repeat on other side.

*Sushma Swaraj inaugurated ‘Jaipur Foot’ camp in Vietnam capital Hanoi* External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj who is on a four day two nation tour of South East Asia which includes Vietnam and Cambodia, presented free India-made prosthetic limbs for 500 Vietnamese beneficiaries. Last month, it was announced in Jaipur that about 1,000 differently-abled people in Myanmar and Vietnam would be provided ‘Jaipur Foot’. The Jaipur-based Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti (BMVSS) has started an artificial limb fitment camp in association with the Central government at Myanmar’s Yangon city.

"Socialist students caution agitation" Imphal, August 29, 2018: Socialist Students’ Union of Manipur (SSUM) has cautioned  to launch a month long mass protest against gifting away Manipur land to Myanmar by the Centre. General secretary of the student body Bhushan Longjam today said it is very unfortunate that the BJP led government is not deeply concerned about the loss of Manipur land to Myanmar. He said the state government remains silent despite the statement of the government at the Parliament that there is no issue to the Border Pillar No. 81 in the Indo-Maynamr Border after a survey team submitted a report at the Centre. The BJP government is disregard for the public by staying silent till date even when the survey team of India claimed that there is no such loss of land in the state, Bhushan said. People of Manipur does not have know about the 1967 agreement signed between India and Myanmar government, however it is high time for the BJP led state govern