Afp Impact News Today

Power supply was restored in villages like Kharasom and Tusom on Saturday but many of the villages received their power back only on Sunday evening.

The "Imphal Free Press" had highlighted that Manipur has been receiving adequate rainfall despite a change in the pattern.

BOSEM submitted to MHRC that 96 students could not appear in the HSLC exam due to negligence of principals and headmasters of the schools.

The Manipur Human Right Commission took up a suo-moto in connection with a report published by the Imphal Free Press on denying 96 students from appearing the HSLC examination 2023.

According to information, collector Mishra called Chauhan and sought the detailed information, but the officer was unable to reply since naib tehsildar Ravi Sharma did not furnish any detail about Barkheda village incident to his seniors.

The IFP expose went viral in the social media and it created ripples in government circles and among the general population that resulted in the state taking a decision on postponement of ADC recruitment.

A four-member team, including a reporter of the Imphal Free Press and three wildlife photographers had rediscovered Nongin (the state bird of Manipur) in Razai Khullen, Ukhrul district on July 19.

IFP IMPACT: The principal secretary (works) and chief engineer of state Public Works Department have been asked by the MHRC to respond within three weeks on a suo-motu case regarding a contractor leaving the road unattended after allegedly withdrawing funds in Churachandpur district. The MHRC has fixed the next proceeding on June 6.

IFP Impact: A suo-moto case has been taken up in connection with the IFP news report, ‘Contractor alleged of leaving road unattended after withdrawing funds’ published on May 16, 2022.

IFP IMPACT: Relief and joy lit up the faces of women vendors of the newly opened Mao market as they now have a market shed, though temporary, to sell their farm produce at ease in Imphal.