Delhi University leh Ambedkar University, Delhi a Under Graduate Admission 2019 pai ding dan - SSPP JHQ Delhi

Office of the Siamsinpawlpi JHQ, Delhi 

Siamsin tuailai maban kalsuan thei ding din mun a om te Siamsinpawlpi Joints Headquarters, Education Department, Delhi sik leh tang in Chibai kon buk in konna vaidawn uhi.

Maban a na kal suan na ding te uah lamzang leh lohching tak a pai thei ding in Pathian in hon ompih in hon vualzawl hen. Kipah pih na sang pen kon pia uhi.

Tukum Undergraduate 2019 admission pai ding dan a nuai a bang ahi :

1. DELHI UNIVERSITY:

Delhi University is likely to begin its admission registration on 20th May’19 and the process will go on till 31st May’19, as per a tentative admission schedule approved by the Standing Committee of Academic Council. The first cut-off list may be issued on 14th June’19.

2. AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY DELHI:

AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY DELHI is a public University with a campus-based, unitary structure with research, postgraduate and undergraduate programmes in the social sciences and the humanities.

a) AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY DELHI offers two types of BA Honours degrees:

Ø BA Honours with a major in a single discipline.

Ø BA Honours with a major in Social Sciences and Humanities in three disciplines.

b) AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY DELHI has two campuses in Delhi:

Ø Kashmere Gate Campus

Ø Karampura Campus

3. Undergraduate programmes offered:

Pics: HEAVY STORM in LAMKA TOWN on 15th April 2019

A brief history of A, AW, B, CH - Royal Thuamzapau Hangzo

A brief history of A, AW, B, CH

By Royal Thuamzapau Hangzo

Paite Language :

Spoken by some 50,000 people is listed by UNESCO as vulnerable to extinction . Alphabets of the Paite was first propounded by Pu T. Vialphung in 1903. But it was not circulated nor came in to use. 

The Paite speaking people in the past never recognized nor used the nomenclature of Paite among themselves. Reference was always made according to the villages and the dialects used therein like the Tedim, Lousau, Bukpi, Dapzar, Ngennung, Vaalpau, Tuichiap, Lamzang, etc. In fact, Rev. D. Jones authored a Paite primer around the year 1910, that is almost the same time he brought out a Lushai primer, ‘Zirtir Bu’. Since the term Paite was not recognized or popularly used at that time by the Paite people in Guite area of Manipur, the book was withdrawn and it never saw the light of the day .

There was hardly any book to read in Paite language. Bible, Hymnals, and any book available were books written in Lushai or Duhlian language. During that time there was a primer, “Tedim Primer in Kamhau Dialect”, prepared by Rev. Joshep Herbert Cope in about the year 1910. But this primer was just a translation of English in to Paite, viz., “ I ate with spoon” as “Sikkeu tawh ka ne” and, “Red Sea” as “San Tuipi” .

The birth of “Sintung Bu”:

Brief History of the Churachandpur District, Manipur

Brief history of the District

The district of Churachandpur derives its name from the town of Churachandpur after Sir Churachand Singh, K.C.S.I.,C.B.S. the Maharaja of Manipur. It lies on the south-western part of Manipur between 24.0 N and 24.3 N latitutde and 93.15 E and 94.0 E longitude. The district is bounded on the north by Tamenglong District, on the east by the districts of Imphal and Chandel, on the south by Myanmar (Burma) and Mizoram and on the west by the State of Mizoram and Assam. The average altitude of the district is 914.0 metres above the mean sea level. The area of the district as furnished by the Surveyor General of India is 4570.0 sq.km.

Historically, the district is characterised by a stream of immigrants, mainly of

INSCRIPTION ON THE STONE AT TRIBAL MYRTARS MEMORIAL PARK | LAMKA

INSCRIPTION ON THE STONE:

“MAY OUR LAST WALK BE YOUR FIRST STEP”

AT NO POINT IN HISTORY HAVE THE ANCESTRAL TERRITORIES OF THE INDIGENOUS ZO (CHIN-KUKI-ZOMI/MIZO) AND NAGA ETHNIC TRIBES OF PRESENT-DAY MANIPUR BEEN A PART OF THE ERSTWHILE MANIPURI KINGDOM. RATHER, THE ZO AND NAGA TRIBES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN SOVEREIGN, AUTONOMOUS AND SELF-GOVERNING UNTIL THE BRITISH IMPERIALISTS AMALGAMATED THE VALLEY KINGDOM WITH THE SURROUNDING ZO AND NAGA TERRITORIES FOR PURELY ADMINISTRATIVE CONVENIENCE AND WITHOUT ANY HISTORICAL JUSTIFICATION. UNDER BRITISH INDIA, WHILE THE MANIPURI MONARCH CONTINUED TO RULE OVER HIS SUBJECTS IN THE VALLEY, THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ADMINISTERING THE TRIBES IN THE SURROUNDING HILLS, AS MAY BE NECESSARY, RESTED WITH THE BRITISH POLITICAL AGENT.

IN 1949,

Lamka Bazar area ah Gamdangmi (non-local) 2,000 vél um

Lamka Bazar area ah Gamdangmi (non-local) 2,000 vél um

Dukân lian leh mun pawimaw zosia Kawlte’n lua

- John Suantak

Manipur a ding ah ‘Second town’ ti ah minvua hial ah um, Churachandpur district sung ah Bazar leh mun pawimaw zosia chu gamdangmi (non-local) te’n a luadim mai uh hilo in, sumkawlveina dukan lian leh pawimaw ma ma te chule a luasuak phialu’i. A mau ziak in Lamka khawpi sung ah inn lua man a tam ma ma hi ti thei phial in a um hi, a ziak chu, a In lua man mai hilo in, gamdangmite’n mun pawimaw a lua theina dingu a hi phawt leh In neite kiang a deposit lakh 2/3 a kawi ngam ziak un ziagual ah mun pawimawte changkha hi in a muthei hi. Ziak a chun, gam neitu kitite a ding in mun pawimaw lua ding chu thil haksatak a suak hi. 

Nidang in Bazar area bep in um male’u, gamdangmi hung kibelap zel dungzui in, Veng sung ning tin phial in muthei in a um tau a, khawcha (village) na tiang inle muthei a hi tau. 

Zomi Students’ Federation (ZSF) GHQ in a chiata May-June, 2018 sung survey a bawlna’u a chun gamdang mi Lamka ah sumkawlvei ah hunglut lak in Bihari a tampen ua, survey bawlkim vek zawlo himaleh inkuan

SINTUNG BU (Paite Laithak) by Nengzachin Honna om.

"SINTUNG BU (Paite Laithak) by Nengzachin" Honna om.

Lamka, 24 June 2018: Paite Organization for Literary Research and Development (POLRD) in a suahsawn (reprint) Sintung bu honna tuni in YPA GHQ Hall, Hiangtam Lamka ah Pu Capt V. Dongzathang IRS (Retd) in honkhiakna nei hi. Pastor V Haupi, EBCC, New Lane in Pathian kiangah latna nei hi.



Singtung Bu copyright neitu Pu

Tweets from the President of India on the occasion of 4th Visitor’s Awards, 2018 at Rashtrapati Bhawan

#PresidentKovind presents 4th Visitor’s Awards, 2018 and meets Vice-Chancellors of Central Universities at Rashtrapati Bhavan on 2nd May 2018.

Some Tweets from Hon'ble President of India @rashtrapatibhvn

An open letter to IAS wannabes By Ranjan Yumnam

An open letter to IAS wannabes
By Ranjan Yumnam

In Delhi where I live, I constantly bump into numerous people who dream of becoming an IAS officer. Of these, there are really serious contenders for the top job and then there is also a larger group of IAS wannabes who simply lulled their parents into great expectations without having any slim chance of succeeding in India's toughest public examination. And to this latter group, that this letter is being addressed.

Every time I see people from the latter lot, I feel guilty as a concerned Manipuri for not being able to stop them in the tracks of their futile exercise. On closer examination, many of them turn out to be academic underachievers who in their frustration choose to take a chance in the Civil Services as the last resort.

To me, it is a weird paradox that these academically-challenged people would even think of stepping into where angels fear to tread. It is nothing less than a willful adventurism at the expense of precious time and other realistic opportunities in other vocations and career avenues.

The profile of a typical IAS aspirant in Delhi can be made out fairly accurately. Most probably, he would be an average graduate. Chances are that if you look at his mark sheet, you will see blood all over it-the kind of mark sheet that no university would accept for enrolment in its Master's program. So, one fine morning, our dreamer wakes up to realize that his salvation lies in clearing the IAS examinations and proving all detractors wrong. The results almost always tell a different story.

Faculty Government Jobs in Universities and Institutes

Faculty Government Jobs in Universities and Institutes
Reporter: SarkariNaukriBlog com
Published: 02 March, 2018

There is a major shortfall in faculty in the leading Indian Universities and Institutes. Situation is so grim that Government has to increase the retirement age to 65 years for central universities. Faculty posts are lying vacant in all universities / institutes. This is majorly because of student not taking admissions in Research (Ph.D.) programme and not interested in  teaching jobs.  Candidates prefers going in for industry jobs.

Therefore, those who are interested in teaching faculty jobs, there are a lot of vacancies exist and being advertised by the Universities and Institutes in Government sector. Because of shortage of the faculty, sometimes universities/institutes relax some qualification criteria and  hire candidates on contract basis also. Normally candidates need to clear the National Eligibility Examination (NET) and should have Ph.D. qualification for any government University and Institutes.


Posts and Pay Scales 
There are only three designations in respect of faculty teachers in universities, colleges and institutes namely Assistant Professors, Associate Professors and Professors only. The pay scale for these faculty posts is as follows after implementation of 7th CPC pay matrix.