M Kaimuanthang
Lamka, Aug 16: The 60th independence of the country from the British rule was celebrated with pomp yesterday at Churachandpur public ground.
The deputy commissioner of the district, Sumant took the salute of the march past and unfurled the national flag .Y Ashok Kumar of the 1st IRB was the parade commander.
Thirty-nine contingents from various government schools of Churachandpur participated in the parade.
During the celebration 108 certificates of appreciation were distributed with another 17 red also being given away to chiefs and to people who have done commendable work.
A cash award was also given to the 1st IRB engaged in escorting the DC and his office guard.
Four cultural troupes showcased the traditional dances of their tribes.
The occasion was celebrated at four subdivisions of the district including Henglep, Singngat, Parbung and Thanlon, said reports.
Speaking at the celebration as chief guest DC Sumant highlighted the development programmes taken by the government to remove poverty and great injustice prevalent in the society apart from many others.
The National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme is not a mere scheme but a historic step which reflects an unparalleled commitment to remove poverty and ensure a dignified life to one and all.
He said there are around 600 districts in India and NREGS has been launched only in 200 selected districts to begin with.
Under the scheme every household is being given the guarantee of a minimum of 100 days employment at the rate of daily wages fixed by the concerned state government. In case of Manipur it is Rs. 81.40 per day which means that each household in the district can earn at least Rs. 8140 in a year provided they are willing to work.
Daniel Kamei adds from Tamenglong: Meanwhile, the 61st anniversary of the Independence Day was celebrated with full vigour and gaiety at the Tamenglong stadium. In spite of the intermittent drizzle, thousands of people attended the two hour programme.
The DC Thaithuilung Pamei hoisted the National Flag. Other esteemed guests included Comdt of 11 Assam Rifles, 5 Manipur Rifles and SP and other civil dignitaries and prominent citizens.
The parade was followed by a dazzling display by 11 Assam Rifles Pipes and Drums Band. 11 Assam Rifles also organized a free health screening and HIV awareness camp and display of equipment on the occasion.
AMADA threatens stir over detention of its activists
Lamka, Aug 16: The 60th independence of the country from the British rule was celebrated with pomp yesterday at Churachandpur public ground.
The deputy commissioner of the district, Sumant took the salute of the march past and unfurled the national flag .Y Ashok Kumar of the 1st IRB was the parade commander.
Thirty-nine contingents from various government schools of Churachandpur participated in the parade.
During the celebration 108 certificates of appreciation were distributed with another 17 red also being given away to chiefs and to people who have done commendable work.
A cash award was also given to the 1st IRB engaged in escorting the DC and his office guard.
Four cultural troupes showcased the traditional dances of their tribes.
The occasion was celebrated at four subdivisions of the district including Henglep, Singngat, Parbung and Thanlon, said reports.
Speaking at the celebration as chief guest DC Sumant highlighted the development programmes taken by the government to remove poverty and great injustice prevalent in the society apart from many others.
The National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme is not a mere scheme but a historic step which reflects an unparalleled commitment to remove poverty and ensure a dignified life to one and all.
He said there are around 600 districts in India and NREGS has been launched only in 200 selected districts to begin with.
Under the scheme every household is being given the guarantee of a minimum of 100 days employment at the rate of daily wages fixed by the concerned state government. In case of Manipur it is Rs. 81.40 per day which means that each household in the district can earn at least Rs. 8140 in a year provided they are willing to work.
Daniel Kamei adds from Tamenglong: Meanwhile, the 61st anniversary of the Independence Day was celebrated with full vigour and gaiety at the Tamenglong stadium. In spite of the intermittent drizzle, thousands of people attended the two hour programme.
The DC Thaithuilung Pamei hoisted the National Flag. Other esteemed guests included Comdt of 11 Assam Rifles, 5 Manipur Rifles and SP and other civil dignitaries and prominent citizens.
The parade was followed by a dazzling display by 11 Assam Rifles Pipes and Drums Band. 11 Assam Rifles also organized a free health screening and HIV awareness camp and display of equipment on the occasion.
AMADA threatens stir over detention of its activists
