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'Media should support general public for ethical voting' - Vimarsana News

'Media should support general public for ethical voting'

A one-day media awareness programme on free, fair and ethical voting was held at DIPR auditorium in Imphal on Friday.

Source: ifp.co.in
Absurd rebuttal to 'Meetei/Meitei's exclusion from ST list-queer controversies' - The Sangai Express - Vimarsana News

Absurd rebuttal to 'Meetei/Meitei's exclusion from ST list-queer controversies' - The Sangai Express

K yugindro singh, sh janaki sharma & m manihar singh (independent researchers)contd from previous issueas the apprehensions raised by the existing scheduled tribes communities of manipur on the st demand of meitei are a psychological or an imaginary i

Rebuttal to the views of three 'Independent Researchers' is entirely untenable - The Sangai Express - Vimarsana News

Rebuttal to the views of three 'Independent Researchers' is entirely untenable - The Sangai Express

K yugindro singh, sh janaki sharma & m manihar singh (independent researchers)apropos the article authored by ngaranmishimray entitled “rebuttal to three ‘independent researchers’ on st demand for meiteis” published in the edit

Stop misusing RTI Act: Awangbow Newmai - Vimarsana News

Stop misusing RTI Act: Awangbow Newmai

The RTI act is made for more public participation and to strengthen the government in state and nation building, Manipur Minister Awangbow Newmai said.

Source: ifp.co.in
Modi government | European Parliament to debate Manipur violence, Modi government says 'matter totally internal' - Vimarsana News

Modi government | European Parliament to debate Manipur violence, Modi government says 'matter totally internal'

That India had tried to persuade European Union parliamentarians to reconsider their decision to submit resolutions for a discussion on Manipur was confirmed by foreign secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra