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Evening daily Imphal Times Regd.No. MANENG /2013/51092 Volume 6, Issue 493, Wednesday, July 10, 2019 Maliyapham Palcha kumsing 3416 Rs. 2/- IT News Imphal July 10, Popular Front of India Chairman E Abubacker has in a statement called on the Union Home Ministry to abandon the attempt to further amend the draconian Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, instead repeal the law immediately. The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Bill 2019 introduced in Parliament by Minister of State for Home G Kishan Reddy seeks to empower the governments to designate individuals as terrorists. This law has been so far misused by successive governments to ban No further amendment; Repeal UAPA: Popular Front opposing organisations after putting terrorist tag on them. Now due to the proposed amendment the scope of this threat has been extended to even on an individual whom the government considers a threat to it. Such an amendment can lead to all kinds of misuse. The 2008 amendment of UAPA has already made it highly controversial. It provided the governments ample powers to act against citizen’s fundamental rights. As it was feared by civil right organizations from the very beginning, law was widely misused predominantly to target Minorities, Dalits, Human Rights Activists and DIPR Imphal, July 10, To bring transparency, inclusion and exclusion errors and minimise other issues pertaining to distribution of PDS items in the State, Chief Minister N. Biren Singh launched the Fair Price Shop Automation system at Durbar Hall of Chief Minister’s Secretariat today. CM launches fps automation system for the first time in the state Speaking at the function, Chief Minister stated that such system would bring transparency and streamlining the distribution of PDS items to the beneficiaries. Under this Fair Price Shop (FPS) automation system, fake and bogus ration cards would be easily identified and minimise the leakages in the distribution of PDS items, he added. He mentioned that beneficiaries will get the food grains through ePOS (Electronic Point of Sale) device with proper authentication like Aadhar or OTP. Chief Minister highlighted that the FPS automation would be made available in 10 FPS for the first phase in the State. He mentioned that there are 2324 Fair Price Shops and 23,87,949 beneficiaries with 5,69,688 ration cards in the State. The monthly allocation of National Food Security Act (NFSA) rice in the State is 131632.45 quintal. He recalled that since the installation of the present government, the government is committed to bring good governance and positive changes at grassroots. The officials made a demonstration on the usage of the ePOS machine during the function. Deputy Chief Minister Y. Joykumar, Minister for Art and Culture L. Jayantakumar, Minister for CAF&PD Shri Karam Shyam, Minister for Forest and Environment Th. Shyamkumar, Minister for PHED Losii Dikho, Minister for Agriculture V. Hangkhanlian, MLAs, Chief Secretary, Commissioner, DCs, Director and officials of CAF&PD, Agents of FPS attended the function. People with dissenting voices. Several cases have been reported in recent years that innocents implicated in false cases had to spend years behind bars because of the provisions of UAPA charged on them and to be acquitted later. Thousands are still languishing in jails as under-trials without bail. Amending the law again by adding more draconian provisions will only make it an even more dangerous for a democratic country. He appealed opposition leaders and human rights activists to convince the parliament members and put pressure on the central government to refrain from bringing more draconian amendments. IT News Imphal July, 10 For the first time in Manipur an Association of only female hawkers named Socialist Women Newspaper Hawkers’ Association has started delivering evening local dailies in the state from yesterday evening with the sole purpose of empowering the women and helping in delivering the news to the masses. The inaugural function was organised by Socialist Women Association at the office of Imphal Times situated at Keishamthong Elangbam Leikai yesterday evening. Addressing at the function Editor of Kangleipak Ki Meira Wangkhemcha Samjai Women Hawkers Association formed and started delivering local evening dailies stressed the role of women in the state. He said that the work culture in the state has to be built up. Reminding one lady hawker where her husband was a disabled person, he said that the lady along with her husband has maintain a livelihood just by selling the newspaper and can even send their children to a boarding school. With this initiative to deliver the newspaper of daily eveninger Shyamjai said that news and information will be spread far and wide. Editor of Imphal Times Rinku khumukcham highlight the mindset of the people where the people find unattractive of the local dailies and preferred the national one. He also said that the media houses were adulterated by big corporate houses. He further said that there is a rising need for the journalist to write with strong determination for the society regarding its socio, political, economy and added that such news and information needs to be disseminated. Such dissemination of the news and information will be done by the hawkers, he concluded. Editor of Paonikhon Ch. Meghabarna, Editor of Paojel Oinam Ranjit, and Secretary of SWA Sarungbam Bijenti attended the function as dais members. Later 5 bicycles were also given to women hawkers for delivering the newspaper. Minister K.shyam Distributes TLM kits to persons with intellectual disablities DIPR Imphal , July 10, CAF & PD, Revenue Minister Karam Shyam said that, every person even if differently abled , is endowed with a unique potential and ability and we should nurture in them the essence of living by showing humanity, love, compassion and encouragement so that they walk in the society in parallel with others with pride. He was speaking as Chief Guest at the Teaching Learning Material(TLM) kits distribution programme for persons with intellectual disabilities(Divyangan) at Manipur Press Club today. The programme was organised by the National Institute for the Empowerment of Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (Divyangyan)(NIEPID) in collaboration with the office of the State Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities, Government of Manipur and Relief Centre for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons, Manipur. R.K. Kumarjit Singh(MD), State Commissioner for Disabilities, Government of Manipur; Bantee Singh Konthoujam(MCS), Joint Director(ICDS), Social Welfare Department, Government of Manipur; Dr.G.Mary Anurupa, A s s i s t a n t Professor(Paediatrics), NIEPID,Secunderabad; Mugesh Thulasikanthan, Lecturer in Occupational Therapy, ), NIEPID,Secunderabad and K Romesh Singh, District Social Welfare Officer, Imphal West attended the function as President and Guests of Honour respectively. Minister Karam Shyam further expressed that we should appreciate persons with disabilities and co-operate with them instead of underestimating them. “Parents should identify the hidden talents and personalities of children with disabilities and hold pride of their calibres. Lets try to flourish them and give them no room for depression or disappointment”, he added. Dr.G.Mary Anurupa highlighted that firstly, they try to identify children with intellectual disabilities and subsequently, distribute TLM kits to them as part of the overall programme . Such programmes that have been successfully implemented for the last 5 years since 2015 in Manipur are useful in helping them acquire the needed skills, she also stated. Bantee Singh Konthoujam mentioned that the Government is also seeing to the concerns and grievances of intellectually disabled persons during the monthly Meeyamgi Numit. Speaking as president of the function, R.K. Kumarjit Singh reiterated on the need of extension of exam duration and doubling of allowances for persons with disabilities. Plan is in the pipeline for carrying out similar programmes in Senapati, Kangpokpi and Bishnupur districts of the state. TLM kits were distributed to persons with intellectual disabilities belonging to different kendras of Manipur in 2 phases during the function. Blood donation Camp held IT News Imphal July 10, JN Hospital Pharmacy Association (JNPA) along with Blood Bank and Transfusion Unit, JNIMS today organised a voluntary blood donation camp at JNIMS blood blank. The blood donation camp was supported by State Blood Cell, NHM Manipur. Speaking to media persons General Secretary of JNPA Ningthoujam Jagajit said that they have organised such event with a sacrificial spirit having a sole purpose in taking part of saving precious lives of the people. He further stressed that their organization have organised three blood donation camps before. He said that the blood donation camp will be done as a calendar program every year of JNPA on 10 th of July. Around 80 blood units will be donated by the members and volunteers of JNPA, Jagajit concluded. IT News Imphal July 10, All Manipur Muslim Students Organization (AMMSO) volunteers today inspected Rahmania High School and found out that huge lack of facilities for the School. Highlighting the various lack of facilities of the school Secretary General of AMMSO Yunush Ali Khullakpam in a AMMSO volunteers found huge lack of facilities in Rahmania High School Kshetrigao press release said that the school didn’t have any teachers for English, Social Science and Meetei Mayek. He stated that the school was run by 11 teachers teaching a total of 285 students and also there were no separate toilets for boys and girls. The school lacks desk, bench, computer white board, school uniform, mid day meal, drinking water tank and many more for the class room, Yunush added. Yunush further urged the authority to made Rahmania High School a proper government school as the present school was an aided one. Clarifying the events that took place yesterday where volunteers of AMMSO tries to lock down MOBC Boys’ Hostel which is situated at DM College of Commerce Yunush said that they have no relation with the ones using the name of AMMSO who tried to lock the hostel. He said that the ones using the names of AMMSO and terrifying the hostellers should come to them. And he further warned that strong actions will be taken up against those who terrified the students, if they fail to come to them. Yunush also said that AMMSO will never do anything which is against the welfare of the students. He appealed the people to take care of the ones who are using the names of AMMSO.

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Evening daily

Imphal TimesRegd.No. MANENG /2013/51092 Volume 6, Issue 493, Wednesday, July 10, 2019 Maliyapham Palcha kumsing 3416 Rs. 2/-

IT NewsImphal July 10,

Po pular Fro nt of Ind iaChairman E Abubacker hasin a statement called on theUnion Home Minis try toab and on the at tem pt tofurther amend the draconianUn lawf ul Activ iti esPr evention Act, in steadrepeal the law immediately. Th e Unlawful Ac tiv iti es(Prevention) AmendmentBi ll 2019 in tro duced inParliament by Minister ofState for Home G KishanReddy seeks to empower thegovernments to designateindiv iduals as terror ists.This law has been so farmisused b y s uccessivego ver nments to b an

No further amendment; RepealUAPA: Popular Front

op pos ing or gan isa tio nsafter putting terrorist tag onth em. No w du e to theproposed amendment thescope of this threat has beenexten ded to ev en on anin div idual wh om thego ver nment con sid ers athr eat to it. Such anamendment can lead to allkinds of misuse.The 2008 amendment ofUAPA has already made ith ighly controversial. I tprovided the governmentsample powers to act againstcitizen’s fundamental rights.As it was feared by civil rightorganizations from the verybeginning, law was widelymisused predominantly totarget Minorities, Dalits,Human Rights Activists and

DIPRImphal, July 10,To br ing transparency,inclusion and exclusionerrors and minimise otherissues per tain ing todistribution of PDS items inthe State, Chief Minister N.Biren Singh launched the FairPr ice Shop Automationsystem at Durbar Hall of ChiefMinister’s Secretariat today.

CM launches fps automation systemfor the first time in the state

Speaking at the function,Chief Minister stated thatsuch system would br ingtransparency andstreamlining the distributionof PDS items to thebeneficiaries. Under this FairPrice Shop (FPS) automationsystem, fake and bogusration cards would be easilyidentified and minimise theleakages in the distribution of

PDS items, he added. Hementioned that beneficiarieswill get the food grainsthrough ePOS (ElectronicPoint of Sale) device withproper authentication likeAadhar or OTP.Chief Minister highlightedthat the FPS automationwould be made available in 10FPS for the first phase in theState. He mentioned that there

are 2324 Fair Price Shops and23,87,949 beneficiaries with5,69,688 ration cards in theState. The monthly allocationof National Food Security Act(NFSA) rice in the State is131632.45 quintal. He recalledthat since the installation ofthe present government, thegovernment is committed tobring good governance andpositive changes atgrassroots.The off icials made ademonstration on the usageof the ePOS machine duringthe function.Deputy Chief Minister Y.Joykumar, Minister for Artand Culture L. Jayantakumar,Minister for CAF&PD ShriKaram Shyam, Minister forForest and Environment Th.Shyamkumar, Minister forPHED Losii Dikho, Ministerfor Agricu lture V.Hangkhanlian, MLAs, ChiefSecretary, Commissioner,DCs, Director and officials ofCAF&PD, Agents of FPSattended the function.

People with d iss entingvoices. Several cases havebeen reported in recent yearsthat innocents implicated infalse cases had to spendyears behind bars because ofthe pr ovisions o f UAPAcharged on them and to beacquitted later. Thousandsare still languishing in jailsas under-trials without bail.Amending the law again byadding more draconianprovisions will only make itan even more dangerous fora democratic country. Heappealed opposition leadersand human rights activiststo convince the parliamentmembers and put pressure onthe central government torefrain from bringing moredraconian amendments.

IT NewsImphal July, 10

For the first time in Manipuran Association of only femalehawkers named SocialistWomen Newspaper Hawkers’Association has star teddelivering evening local dailiesin the state from yesterdayevening with the sole purposeof empowering the women andhelping in delivering the newsto the masses.The inaugural function wasorganised by SocialistWomen Association at theoff ice of Imphal Timessituated at KeishamthongElangbam Leikai yesterdayevening.Addressing at the functionEditor of Kangleipak Ki MeiraWangkhemcha Samjai

Women Hawkers Associationformed and started delivering

local evening dailies

stressed the role of women inthe state. He said that the workculture in the state has to bebuilt up.Reminding one lady hawkerwhere her husband was adisabled person, he said thatthe lady along with herhusband has main tain alivelihood just by selling thenewspaper and can even sendtheir children to a boardingschool.With this initiative to deliverthe newspaper of dailyeveninger Shyamjai said thatnews and information will bespread far and wide.Editor of Imphal Times Rinkukhumukcham highlight themindset of the people wherethe people find unattractive ofthe local dailies and preferredthe national one. He also said

that the media houses wereadulterated by big corporatehouses.He further said that there is arising need for the journalistto write with strongdetermination for the societyregarding its socio, political,economy and added that suchnews and information needsto be disseminated.Such dissemination of thenews and information will bedone by the hawkers, heconcluded.Editor of Paonikhon Ch.Meghabarna, Editor of PaojelOinam Ranjit, and Secretary ofSWA Sarungbam Bijentiattended the function as daismembers.Later 5 bicycles were alsogiven to women hawkers fordelivering the newspaper.

Minister K.shyam Distributes TLM kits topersons with intellectual disablities

DIPRImphal , July 10,

CAF & PD, Revenue MinisterKaram Shyam said that, everyperson even if differently abled, is endowed with a uniquepotential and ability and weshould nurture in them theessence of living by showinghumanity, love, compassionand encouragement so thatthey walk in the society inparallel with others with pride.He was speaking as Chief Guest

at the Teaching LearningMaterial(TLM) kitsdistribution programme forpersons with in tellectualdisabilities(Divyangan) atManipur Press Club today.The programme was organisedby the National Institute forthe Empowerment of Personswith Intellectual Disabilities(Divyangyan)(NIEPID) incollaboration with the officeof the State Commissioner forPersons with Disabilities,Government of Manipur andRelief Centre for the Welfareof Differently Abled Persons,Manipur.R.K. Kumarjit Singh(MD),State Commissioner forDisabilities, Government ofManipur; Bantee SinghKonthoujam(MCS), Jo in tDirector(ICDS), SocialWelfare Depar tment,Government of Manipur;Dr.G.Mary Anurupa,A s s i s t a n tP r o f e ss o r ( P aed ia tr i c s ) ,NI EP I D, S ecu n d e r ab ad ;Mugesh Thulasikanthan ,Lecturer in OccupationalTherapy, ) ,NIEPID,Secunderabad and KRomesh Singh, District SocialWelfare Officer, Imphal Westattended the function asPresident and Guests ofHonour respectively.Minister Karam Shyamfurther expressed that weshould appreciate personswith disabilities and co-operatewith them instead of

underestimating them.“Parents should identify thehidden talents andpersonalities of children withdisabilities and hold pride oftheir calibres. Lets try toflourish them and give them noroom for depression ordisappointment”, he added.Dr.G.Mary Anurupahighlighted that firstly, they tryto identify children withintellectual disabilities andsubsequently, distribute TLMkits to them as part of the

overall p rogramme . Suchprogrammes that have beensuccessfully implemented forthe last 5 years since 2015 inManipur are useful in helpingthem acquire the needed skills,she also stated.Bantee Singh Konthoujammentioned that theGovernment is also seeing tothe concerns and grievancesof intellectually d isabledpersons during the monthlyMeeyamgi Numit.Speaking as president of thefunction, R.K. Kumarjit Singhreiterated on the need ofextension of exam duration anddoubling of allowances forpersons with disabilities. Planis in the pipeline for carryingout similar programmes inSenapati, Kangpokpi andBishnupur districts of thestate. TLM kits were distributed topersons with in tellectualdisabilities belonging todifferent kendras of Manipur in2 phases during the function.

Blooddonation

Camp heldIT NewsImphal July 10,

JN Hospital PharmacyAssociation (JNPA) alongwith Blood Bank andTransfusion Unit, JNIMStoday organised avoluntary blood donationcamp at JNIMS bloodblank.The blood donation campwas supported by StateBlood Cell, NHM Manipur.Speaking to media personsGeneral Secretary of JNPANingthoujam Jagajit saidthat they have organisedsuch event with a sacrificialspir it having a solepurpose in taking part ofsaving precious lives of thepeople. He furtherstressed that theirorganization haveorganised three blooddonation camps before.He said that the blooddonation camp will be doneas a calendar programevery year of JNPA on 10th

of July.Around 80 blood units willbe donated by the membersand volunteers of JNPA,Jagajit concluded.

IT NewsImphal July 10,

All Manipur Muslim StudentsOrganization (AMMSO)volunteers today inspectedRahmania High School andfound out that huge lack offacilities for the School.Highlighting the various lackof facilities of the schoolSecretary General of AMMSOYunush Ali Khullakpam in a

AMMSO volunteers found hugelack of facilities in Rahmania

High School Kshetrigao

press release said that theschool d idn’t have anyteachers for English, SocialScience and Meetei Mayek.He stated that the school wasrun by 11 teachers teaching atotal of 285 students and alsothere were no separate toiletsfor boys and girls.The school lacks desk, bench,computer white board, schooluniform, mid day meal,drinking water tank and manymore for the class room,Yunush added.Yunush fur ther urged theauthority to made RahmaniaHigh School a propergovernment school as thepresent school was an aidedone.Clarifying the events that tookplace yesterday where

volunteers of AMMSO triesto lock down MOBC Boys’Hostel which is situated at DMCollege of Commerce Yunushsaid that they have no relationwith the ones using the nameof AMMSO who tried to lockthe hostel.He said that the ones usingthe names of AMMSO andterrifying the hostellers shouldcome to them. And he furtherwarned that strong actions willbe taken up against those whoterrified the students, if theyfail to come to them.Yunush also said thatAMMSO will never doanything which is against thewelfare of the students.He appealed the people to takecare of the ones who are usingthe names of AMMSO.