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Chingsubam Akaba

1944 – 2007

Meetei Indian Sanamahist revivalist (b. 1944 - d. 2007)

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About Chingsubam Akaba

Lived 1944 – 2007 (aged 62). Chingsubam Akaba was an Indian.

Social activities Akaba was the founding president of MEELAL. He established MEELAL on 18 August 2003 in order to aid the Meetei Mayek movement. MEELAL observes 18 May every year as the Mayek Chatpa Numit to mark the publication of a white paper on the issue of scripts by the State Government on 18 May 2005, which led to introduction of Meetei Mayek in the school syllabus from class I to X in 2006.

Politics He founded Meetei National Front in 1979 on the 23rd Day of Wakching (December).

Death Oja Akaba was shot at point blank range near the gate of his house at the midnight of 31 December 2006.The incident happened when he went out to see off his driver after attending a musical concert at Palace Compound on 31 December night 2006. He was dropped at his residence at Soibam Leikai by his driver at 12:10 am. The driver saw two unidentified people shoot him twice.

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Chingsubam Akaba?

meetei Indian Sanamahist revivalist (b. 1944 - d. 2007)

When was Chingsubam Akaba born?

Chingsubam Akaba was born on 9 November 1944 in Imphal, Soibam Leikai.

When did Chingsubam Akaba die?

Chingsubam Akaba died on 1 January 2007 in Soibam Leikai.

What nationality was Chingsubam Akaba?

Chingsubam Akaba was Indian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Chingsubam Akaba

· Wikidata: Q60048206

· DBpedia: Chingsubam Akaba

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