UCM donated CI sheet to Khongnangpokpi village
IMPHAL, November 17: The United Committee Manipur (UCM) today donated two bundles of CI sheet to the village chief of Khongnangpokpi in connection with the ongoing construction of a community hall at the village.
In a simple function, the president of UCM, Y Nabachandra handed over the CI sheet to S Boilen, the village chief.
S Boilen expressed happiness for donation of the CI sheet for the community hall. He further mentioned that the village will join hands with UCM in the future for any kind of development work, adding that the hall will be completed before Christmas of 2014.
During the function, Nabachandra said that the UCM has been extending all possible help to different communities of Manipur so as to enhance the harmonious relationship among the different ethnic communities and religions, adding that without development of the hill areas, peace and development could not prevail in Manipur.
The UCM president further appealed that development is necessary for bringing peace and social harmony between the different communities of Manipur.
The general secretary of UCM, Joychandra Konthoujam said that his organization is on the move from one place to another in the state to take stock of the grievances of the people living there and continued that the people here should join together for making the state stronger.
K Thailen, the oldest man of the village, mentioned that the donation of CI sheet is a significant moment of the village and further lauded the visiting team for striving for peace and development in the state.
In a simple function, the president of UCM, Y Nabachandra handed over the CI sheet to S Boilen, the village chief.
S Boilen expressed happiness for donation of the CI sheet for the community hall. He further mentioned that the village will join hands with UCM in the future for any kind of development work, adding that the hall will be completed before Christmas of 2014.
During the function, Nabachandra said that the UCM has been extending all possible help to different communities of Manipur so as to enhance the harmonious relationship among the different ethnic communities and religions, adding that without development of the hill areas, peace and development could not prevail in Manipur.
The UCM president further appealed that development is necessary for bringing peace and social harmony between the different communities of Manipur.
The general secretary of UCM, Joychandra Konthoujam said that his organization is on the move from one place to another in the state to take stock of the grievances of the people living there and continued that the people here should join together for making the state stronger.
K Thailen, the oldest man of the village, mentioned that the donation of CI sheet is a significant moment of the village and further lauded the visiting team for striving for peace and development in the state.
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