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Lamka, Apr 30: A revised and enlarged edition of exclusive book on the genealogy and history of the Guite was released here as the Guite Innpi observed the 137th death anniversary of Raja Goukhothang Guite at Synod Hall today.
A prominent chief among the kindred tribes of the state during the British rule Raja Goukhothang Guite was taken captive by two Manipuri Majors under General Nathhaw while enroute to Chothe Munpi and later died of food poisoning at Imphal Jail on April 30, 1872.
The Guite Innpi, the apex body instrumental in producing the ‘Guite Khangthu - Genealogy and History of the Guite’ has opted for the release to co-incide with the Raja, as marked of remembrance and as a tribute to one of the greatest Guite chiefs of all times.
The book compiled for over fifty years by an already ageing historian H Lianzamang Guite contains the historical details of Guite chiefs and the sub-tribes it has yielded during the course of time. Chairman of Kipgen Innpi, Touthang Innpi and many other tribe leaders including the direct heir of Raja Goukhothang, known locally as Innpipa (father of the house) Pauminthang, chief of Lamjang also grace the occasion.
KLO/KLA expels
The KLO/KLA department of information and propaganda has expelled its cadre Thangminlen alias Tiger Kuki s/o Lethang Kuki of Bongjang village for working against the organisation and extortion of money from public without knowledge of higher authority, informed a press release issued by information and publicity secretary of KLO/KNA Addi Khongsai.
After the KLO/KLA entered into SoO pact with the Government, the organisation has stopped collecting tax from public since August last year.
The KLO/KLA also asked one Steward Kuki to surrender to the outfit for his involvement in serving monetary demands to various institutes within the State by claiming himself as finance secretary of KLO/KLA.
It also appealed to public and Government officials to contact the outfit through the phone nos––9436857982, 9402080748, in case they receive any monetary demand
Source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com
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A prominent chief among the kindred tribes of the state during the British rule Raja Goukhothang Guite was taken captive by two Manipuri Majors under General Nathhaw while enroute to Chothe Munpi and later died of food poisoning at Imphal Jail on April 30, 1872.
The Guite Innpi, the apex body instrumental in producing the ‘Guite Khangthu - Genealogy and History of the Guite’ has opted for the release to co-incide with the Raja, as marked of remembrance and as a tribute to one of the greatest Guite chiefs of all times.
The book compiled for over fifty years by an already ageing historian H Lianzamang Guite contains the historical details of Guite chiefs and the sub-tribes it has yielded during the course of time. Chairman of Kipgen Innpi, Touthang Innpi and many other tribe leaders including the direct heir of Raja Goukhothang, known locally as Innpipa (father of the house) Pauminthang, chief of Lamjang also grace the occasion.
KLO/KLA expels
The KLO/KLA department of information and propaganda has expelled its cadre Thangminlen alias Tiger Kuki s/o Lethang Kuki of Bongjang village for working against the organisation and extortion of money from public without knowledge of higher authority, informed a press release issued by information and publicity secretary of KLO/KNA Addi Khongsai.
After the KLO/KLA entered into SoO pact with the Government, the organisation has stopped collecting tax from public since August last year.
The KLO/KLA also asked one Steward Kuki to surrender to the outfit for his involvement in serving monetary demands to various institutes within the State by claiming himself as finance secretary of KLO/KLA.
It also appealed to public and Government officials to contact the outfit through the phone nos––9436857982, 9402080748, in case they receive any monetary demand
Source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com
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