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RELIGIOUS
Naga Baptist Leaders Meet Begins in Ukhrul
The Naga Baptist Leaders Meet, organized by the Fellowship of Naga Baptist Associations, began on March 25 at Union Baptist Church in Ukhrul. The event, themed “One Faith, One Lord, One Baptism,” gathers Naga Baptist leaders from across the region to foster unity, faith, and fellowship.
Indian Priest Elevated to Cardinal by Pope Francis; PM Modi Expresses Pride
Indian priest George Jacob Koovakad was elevated to Cardinal by Pope Francis in a grand consistory at the Vatican. Prime Minister Modi expressed immense pride, hailing it as a significant moment for India’s representation in the Vatican.
Arson Attempt on Senapati Temple Spurs Outrage and Demands for Immediate Action
An attempted arson on the Pashupati Nath Mandir in Senapati has sparked outrage, with local organizations demanding immediate arrests and condemning the attack as a violation of secular values. Authorities are urged to act swiftly to maintain community harmony and prevent further violence against religious sites.
POLITICS
Biren Singh Accuses Congress of Betraying Manipur Over ILP Demand, Criticizes Party for Rejecting...
Former Manipur CM N. Biren Singh criticized Congress for rejecting the Inner Line Permit (ILP) demand in 2012, accusing the party of betraying the state's aspirations. Singh contrasted this with the BJP government's fulfillment of the long-standing ILP demand in 2019.
Manipur-Meghalaya War of Words: Biren Singh and Conrad Sangma Trade Blows
Former Manipur CM N Biren Singh questioned Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma’s understanding of Manipur’s security measures, citing border fencing and stricter regulations. In response, Sangma criticized Singh for dragging his late father PA Sangma’s name into the debate and called for collective efforts to restore peace.
Senapati District Gears Up for 49-Tadubi By-Election Following N. Kayisii’s Demise
The District Election Office, Senapati, has scheduled a crucial meeting on April 1 to discuss polling arrangements for the 49-Tadubi (ST) by-election following the passing of MLA N. Kayisii. Political parties and election officials have been urged to attend the meeting without fail.
MPCC President Leads Manipur Delegation at AICC DCCs Meeting in New Delhi
MPCC President K. Meghachandra led a delegation of Manipur's District Congress Presidents to the AICC DCCs meeting in New Delhi, where key organizational strategies were discussed. The meeting focused on strengthening party readiness, with Congress leaders emphasizing the crucial role of district presidents in grassroots outreach.
EDUCATIONAL
Department of Social Work, Don Bosco College (Autonomous), Maram Organizes Two-Day National Seminar on...
Department of Social Work, Don Bosco College (Autonomous), Maram, hosted a two-day national seminar on education and skill development, with Special Guest S. Lungbuiba Thangal, MCS, emphasizing the need for quality education and skill-based learning. Experts from various field discussed challenges, solutions, and the role of holistic learning in aligning with the National Education Policy.
Don Bosco College (Autonomous) Maram Hosts District-Level Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament 2025
Don Bosco College (Autonomous) Maram hosts the District-Level Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament 2025, highlighting youth engagement in national policymaking. The event features inspiring speeches and insightful discussions on India’s democratic future and electoral reforms.
St. Xavier College, Senapati Observes World Social Work Day
St. Xavier College, Senapati, celebrated World Social Work Day with activities focused on "Strengthening Intergenerational Solidarity for Enduring Well-Being." In his speech, Sir Asahrii Clement K emphasized the importance of social workers in shaping a compassionate society and encouraged students to prioritize fieldwork alongside theoretical learning.
CBSE Allows Class 12 Students to Retake Hindi Exam Due to Holi
CBSE has announced that Class 12 students unable to attend the Hindi exam on March 15 due to Holi celebrations will be given an opportunity to retake it on a later date. The decision was made to accommodate students facing difficulties due to the festival's observance.
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