Enlighten Knowledge Hr Sec School includes Thang-Ta in school curriculum
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By Our Staff Reporter
IMPHAL, Oct 19 : Enlighten Knowledge Higher Secondary School in Sangakpham has added Thang-Ta in the school curriculum and start teaching it as a subject to Class XI students from today in association with the Apunba Manipur Huyen Langlon Lup (AMHLL).
The teaching programme was formally kicked off with ritual ceremonies conducted in the presence of Sintakpa Sapam Inaobi, general secretary of the AMHLL; Dr Khaidem Binodkumar, Principal of Enlighten Knowledge Higher Secondary School; Sintakpa Thongam Yaiphaba Kha Nganba, organisation and HRD secretary AMHLL.
Sintakpa Irom Pibaremba has been entrusted with the responsibilities of the teaching programme, said AMHLL in a statement.
Students in every schools will be disciplined and well mannered in addition to the basic knowledge of self defence, physical and mental consciousness and eventually help in shaping a responsible and healthy society if Thang-Ta is incorporated as a compulsary subject in the State's educational curriculum, AMHLL observed.
Girl students should also explore the valuable aspects present in this indigenous martial art-form, it added.
AMHLL also urged schools and localities intending to avail Thang-Ta coaching to reach out to the association, it said while promising all kinds of assistance they can provide in conducting Thang-Ta coaching programme.
IMPHAL, Oct 19 : Enlighten Knowledge Higher Secondary School in Sangakpham has added Thang-Ta in the school curriculum and start teaching it as a subject to Class XI students from today in association with the Apunba Manipur Huyen Langlon Lup (AMHLL).
The teaching programme was formally kicked off with ritual ceremonies conducted in the presence of Sintakpa Sapam Inaobi, general secretary of the AMHLL; Dr Khaidem Binodkumar, Principal of Enlighten Knowledge Higher Secondary School; Sintakpa Thongam Yaiphaba Kha Nganba, organisation and HRD secretary AMHLL.
Sintakpa Irom Pibaremba has been entrusted with the responsibilities of the teaching programme, said AMHLL in a statement.
Students in every schools will be disciplined and well mannered in addition to the basic knowledge of self defence, physical and mental consciousness and eventually help in shaping a responsible and healthy society if Thang-Ta is incorporated as a compulsary subject in the State's educational curriculum, AMHLL observed.
Girl students should also explore the valuable aspects present in this indigenous martial art-form, it added.
AMHLL also urged schools and localities intending to avail Thang-Ta coaching to reach out to the association, it said while promising all kinds of assistance they can provide in conducting Thang-Ta coaching programme.