Research team who discovered ULTRA LUMINOUS X-RAY SOURCE (ULX)

Prof. Jugindro of Manipur University led the research team who discovered ULTRA LUMINOUS X-RAY SOURCE (ULX). Source : HUEIYEN LANPAO, 13 September, 2014.

Manipur lad discovers asteroid

Manipur lad discovers asteroid
Source: Hueiyen News Service

Bengalaru, September 12 2014 : In a rare feat, Ronaldo Laishram, a student from Manipur studying in 1st year Computer Science in Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering (SJCE), Mysore has discovered an Main Belt Asteroid 'MAUR 397' as part of All India Asteroid Search Campaign (AIASC) 2014. The discovery was made along with his team members of Team Salonivia Conquerors and the provisional discoveries of the asteroids have been confirmed with further observations.

Ronaldo used exclusive data to look at specific parts of the sky and by using a complex procedure called 'Astrometrica', he and his team members tracked objects by looking at the images of the sky provided by telescope-based in the US to see which of the objects moving over time could be a possible asteroid.

The discoveries were made as part of AIASC conducted between April and August this year jointly by Science Popularization Association of Communicators and Educators (SPACE) and the International Astronomical Search Collaboration (IASC).

SCJE Principal Dr.Syed Shakeeb Ur Rahman and SPACE CEO Amit Verma have congratulated Ronaldo Laishram and his team for achieving the rare feat.

Ngna Lei hekliba Ngna Pareng Lengliba

Ngna Lei hekliba
Ngna Pareng Lengliba
Ngna Lei hekliba
Ngna Pareng Lengliba

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Pamu kanai khudolno
Nungshi kanai damakno
Pamu kanai khudolno

Ngna Lei hekliba
Ngna Pareng Lengliba

Leiranglakta leirang oina ngna
Karige satliba leikonduda
Leiranglakta leirang oina ngna
Karige satliba leikonduda
Namibada Leinam oina
Namibada Leinam oina
Karige yelliba Taibangsida
Karige yelliba Taibangsida

Ngna Lei hekliba
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Ayuki mangalna yeibada
Leirange leinada pakhouraba
Ayuki mangalna yeibada
Leirange leinada pakhouraba
Ahinge Liklana
Ngalhourani
Ahinge Liklana
Ngalhourani
Maktraba kanage ngaksamda
Maktraba kanage ngaksamda

Ngna Lei hekliba

Ngna Pareng Lengliba

Nungshi kanai damakno
Pamu kanai khudolno
Nungshi kanai damakno
Pamu kanai khudolno
Ngna Lei hekliba
Ngna Pareng Lengliba

- Chandrakumar

Napam Lamdam Thadoktuna Nataroi mayam Kainaduna Chatlaboi Khoinou Nasabi nakta

Napam Lamdam Thadoktuna

Napam Lamdam Thadoktuna
Nataroi mayam Kainaduna
Chatlaboi Khoinou Nasabi nakta
Dolai thakta chatlibe oo
Saino na leng leng hairibioo

Laubak nungi Laidheebi do
Kanana Langonbihouni
Ningol Kage Athen leirang
Kanana leichalbihoune

Molang khage Takhellei Nachom
Arembada Kemhouredo
Naapage Kumlang Louthoklani
Achaiba Samlang khomgatlani

Aklada da yoklamba Tenouwa do
Kanana Machilchak hunbihouni
Pukhri mapalda tharamba Uurerei kanana esing chaibihoune
Panthou sumang Malika Mathong
Leihouredo nungsuknana
Apokpi ema kainaraga
Anouba palemna naokonlani

Napam Lamdam Thadoktuna
Nataroi mayam Kainaduna
Chatlaboi Khoinou Nasabi nakta
Dolai thakta chatlibe oo
Saino na leng leng hairibioo
Napam Lamdam Thadoktuna
Nataroi mayam Kainaduna
Chatlaboi Khoinou Nasabi nakta
Chatlaboi Khoinou Nasabi nakta
Chatlaboi Khoinou Nasabi nakta

- N. Pahari

Eina Siraga Hayeng Mangfamda

Eina Siraga Hayeng Mangfamda Lakuu ko ng Amuktangdi
Maduna enghani Thawai eige thawai eige
Eina siraga

Ngna Cheiningba Kaya
Ngna saoningba Kaya
Emai yengna khangatkheba
Emai yengna khangatkheba
Kalak pena Cheirakuu ko
Hayeng eige Mangfamda
Eina Siraga

Hainingba Kaya
Hainingba Kaya haijakhede
Taningloi khngi nahaknadi
Taningloi khngi nahaknadi
Touningba Sirap tourakuko
Hayeng eige Mangfam thakta
Eina Siraga.

*Ngna Sidrengei nanakta
Lakle eisu Hinglingei Tajage
Handak kereba aronba kishi
Ningamhoude Sonagumse
Hayeng tungda Sidrefaoba
Ngna sidrengei nanakta.

Ngnasu einasu haiba yai
Kanana thamli sibage wa
Saoningba saonasi
Cheinibgba cheinasi
Ngsu eisu hingminarengei
Karigeno nipanabu aduk pangdaba
Ngna sidrengei nanakta

Pokngamdana pokpa taibang mipokni
Hainingba haidana karige siruni
Ngna Kidanaba Lepa nanakta
Hainingba hainase Hingminarengei
Karigeno Nipabu Aduk pangdaba
Ngna Sidrengei nanakta

Langban Chara Tamba

LANGBAN CHARA TAMBA

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5 things the ‘Mary Kom’ movie doesn’t tell you about Manipur

10 September 2014, 03:16PM

Mangte Chungneijang Mary Kom is awesome.

She’s one of the world’s best boxers, one of India’s few individual Olympic champions, and the owner of a left hook that deserves to have poetry written about it.

Now she will have her own movie, Mary Kom, where this phenomenon will be played by Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra.

Until recently, though, many in India didn’t know much about this Indian sporting legend, or about Manipur, where she grew up.

Manipur is one of India’s most troubled states. You’ll probably see a lot of sequences depicting Manipuri life in the new film. But here are five things the film won’t tell you about the state, which makes Mary Kom’s journey so much more extraordinary.

5) Human rights abuses

For decades, ordinary people in Manipur have had to face serious abuses both from armed separatist groups and security forces. Thousands of people have died in conflicts between different armed groups, and between armed groups and the state. Many separatist groups continue to practice extortion, while security forces are accused of other abuses, including intimidation, torture and arbitrary detention.

4) Fake encounter killings

Security forces have been accused of carrying out hundreds of fake encounter killings in Manipur. Last year, a Supreme Court appointed independent panel said six representative cases it had investigated were all fake encounters. In one case where a 12-year old boy was shot dead by soldiers, it said, “It is extremely difficult to believe that nearly 20 trained security personnel equipped with sophisticated weapons…could not have overpowered/disabled the victim.”

One of the most infamous cases of alleged fake encounters in Manipur is that of….

3) Manorama Devi

Thangjam Manorama Devi was taken from her home by Assam Rifles personnel one night in July 2004 for ‘questioning’. Her dead body was found the next morning a few kilometres away, bearing bullet wounds on her back and genitals, and signs of rape and other torture. In one of the most extraordinary protests that followed, a group of 30 women stripped naked before the Assam Rifles headquarters in Imphal’s historic Kangla fort carrying banners that read “Indian Army Rape Us”.

Yet more than a decade later, nobody has been arrested or charged in the case, because of…

2) The Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act

The AFSPA is one of India’s most infamous laws. It gives soldiers sweeping powers in areas where it is in force, including the power to shoot to kill in certain situations. It also gives soldiers effective immunity from prosecution by a civilian court. The AFSPA was used by the Army to block prosecutions of soldiers accused in the Manorama Devi case and in other cases in states in the North-East and Jammu and Kashmir, where an identical version of the Act is in force. The Justice Verma Committee said the law legitimized sexual violence, and many Indian and international human rights bodies have called for its repeal.

One of the most prominent Indian opponents of the AFSPA is Manipur’s “Iron Lady”…

1) Irom Sharmila

Irom Sharmila has been on a hunger strike for nearly 14 years now, demanding the repeal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act. She started her strike in November 2000, after the killing of 10 people in Malom, Manipur by soldiers of the Assam Rifles. Irom Sharmila was released recently after spending 13 years in detention on multiple charges of attempted suicide, but in a disappointing return to the Manipur government’s farcical tactics, she was re-arrested just two days later for the same “offence”.

It’s hard enough to make it as a sportsperson in India, let alone if you are woman making inroads in a largely male dominated sport. Add to that Manipur’s extremely difficult socio-political environment in which Mary grew up and one can begin to understand/appreciate what a colossal journey Mary has undertaken!

Wouldn’t a more peaceful and rights-respecting environment in Manipur help uncover many more gems - sporting or otherwise!

Demand the repeal of the AFSPA and the immediate release of Prisoner of Conscience, Irom Sharmila by calling 08688001010 today!

Source : http://www.amnesty.org.in/show/blog/5-things-the-mary-kom-movie-doesnt-tell-you-about-manipur/

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