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President flags off MeghalayaNagaland direct train service

DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): President Droupadi Murmu flagged off the first train service linking Meghalaya with Nagaland via Assam. She flagged off the inaugural run of the existing Guwahati-LumdingGuwahati Express, which had been extended up to Shokhuvi in Nagaland in one end and up to Mendipathar in Meghalaya on the other.

Murmu launched the train service virtually from Srimanta Sankardev Kalakshetra, Guwahati in presence of Assam and Nagaland governor Prof Jagdish Mukhi, Assam chief minister Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma, Union Minister of State for Petroleum & Natural Gas Rameswar Teli and a host of ministers from Assam and other dignitaries, including Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) general manager Anshul Gupta.

Speaking on the occasion, the President said she was pleased to inaugu-

Reminder for removal of cables from electric poles DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): Power department has issued final reminder to all cable TV operators, mobile operators and telecom operators to remove cables obstructing and hampering the progress of work in shifting of existing 11KV lines and LT distribution network to the newly constructed trunk lines in and around Dimapur town.

Dimapur electrical division executive engineer Y Akito Sema has informed that no further notice would be served and any cables found obstructing the work progress would be cut/removed without warning.

NH-2 travel advisory

DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): Sub-Divisional Officer (C) Wokha has informed that National Highway-2 (Wokha-Mokokchung road) would remain closed from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. on October 16, 2022 to allow clearance of major mudslide caused by incessant rain and consequent road blockade at Wokha village location 80+300Km to 80+400Km in Wokha district.

All medium/light vehicles on MokokchungWokha-Kohima route have been advised to use Alichen-Mangmetong-Doyang Reservoir-Wokha “O” Point route during the period.

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“One authority issued permit for sale of crackers.

But other authorities will penalise me for selling them.”

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President Droupadi Murmu speaking at the inaugural programme held in Guwahati, Friday. (NFR)

rate the train service and thanked Union Minister for Railways, Communications and Electronics & Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw and his entire team for their sincere efforts in further augmenting rail connectivity in the Northeast.

This is the first direct passenger train service connecting Meghalaya and Nagaland and will boost the interstate connectivity, fulfilling a long-pending demand of the people of both

the States. Mendipathar is the only railway station in Meghalaya having passenger train operations, while Shokhuvi is the second railway station in Nagaland to get train connectivity after a gap of more than 100 years.

The first direct passenger train connecting Nagaland with Arunachal Pradesh was started on August 26 this year by NFR. The extended service of Guwahati-Lumding up to Shokhuvi would be the second passenger train con-

necting Shokhuvi. This was stated in a press release by NFR chief public relations officer Sabyasachi De. He said foundation stone of a modern cargocum-coaching terminal at Agthori station would facilitate traders with regular supply of perishable and white goods for the North-eastern region. The terminal would have world class standards facilities and infrastructure like parcel office, labour rest room, circulating area and enough space for inward and outward movement of trucks, he added.

According to De, the commencement of train service and foundation for the cargo terminal was a major step towards improving connectivity and facilitating development of all the North-eastern States. These would lead to easy movement of passengers and material throughout India and bring more employment opportunities for the people of the region, he claimed.

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KOHIMA, OCT 14 (NPN): State government would spend Rs. 69 crore as premium annually for Chief Minister’s Health Insurance Scheme (CMHIS), out of which Rs. 16 crore was released on Friday.

Finance commissioner Sentiyanger disclosed during a press conference post launch of CMHIS at civil secretariat here. According to CMHIS portal, altogether 46,006 households, 61 State government employees and 45,945 pensioners had been covered till 7 pm on Friday

Neiba Kronu along with officials addressing the media. (NP)

under the scheme, besides 2,33,328 were covered by Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY).

Planning & Coordination, Land Revenue and Parliamentary Affairs minister Neiba Kronu said CMHIS was meant to provide free and cashless treatment for

various ailments to all citizens of the State.

He said the beneficiary families (general category) would get a health coverage of up to Rs 5 lakh per annum on a family floater basis similar to AB-PMJAY, while the sum assured for the State government employees would be Rs 20 lakh

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Compensation to victims of Shopping Arcade incident

Chief Minister’s health insurance scheme launched in Nagaland

DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): State government has announced to provide compensation of Rs.4 lakh each to the next of the kin of two individuals who were killed on October 12, 2022 when two eucalyptus trees fell on them at Naga Shopping Arcade (Super Market), Dimapur.

A statement from NSDMA home department stated that compensation from State Disaster Relief Fund (SDRF) would be provided as soon as possible after following due procedure.

NSDMA also informed that Rs.12,700 each has been provided to the two seriously injured persons as per the norms of assistance of Ministry of Home Affairs from SDRF. The two deceased persons have been identified as Holika (33) and Vijay (45) while two seriously injured persons were Moksodul Haq and Khetoli.

Four more persons, who also suffered minor injuries, were discharged after receiving first aid at District Hospital, NSDMA stated.

government was pursuing various financing resources including National Health Mission, World Bank , JICA etc to improve the state’s hospital facilities.

Rio appealed to all the beneficiaries to get enrolled through online enrolment portal including also for all hospitals to immediately enrolled so they could also be able to provide services immediately.

Delivering keynote address, state chief secretary, J Alam said that the Oriental Insurance Company Limited would be the insurance partner. He said the government has already signed the agreement with the company.

Alam expressed hope that the state would be able to provide equitable, affordable and quality healthcare services to the people of the State. Further, he stated that CMHIS can only be a success if all the stakeholders, including the district administration, hospitals both public and private in the State, insurance partner and the people implementing the scheme work hand in hand to bring the benefit to all the citizens in the State.

NHA CEO Dr. R. S. Sharma, in his live address from Delhi, stated that with the launch of CMHIS, Nagaland would become the second state in North-east to have universal health coverage.

State health minister, S Pangnyu Phom, informed that there were two schemes being implemented in the State covering specific population segmentsAB PM-JAY scheme for the pre-identified deprived categories and Medical Reimbursement Scheme (MR Scheme) for the government employees and their dependent family members.

State to spend `69 cr annually as premium for CMHIS

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per family per annum on a family floater basis.

Further, he mentioned that any additional expenses incurred by the government employees beyond the insured amount would be reimbursed on a case-to-case basis by the State government on the recommendation of State Medical Board.

Noting that applying for medical reimbursements often involved a long procedure and releasing the amount took time, Kronu claimed that CMHIS would be very helpful to get free health services and appealed (Cont’d on p-8)

Neiphiu Rio, Pangnyu Phom and others at the launching programme.

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KOHIMA, OCT 14 (NPN): Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana Chief Minister’s Health Insurance Scheme (AB PMJAY CMHIS), which seeks to provide free health insurance cover of Rs.5 lakh per family per year, was launched by state chief minister Neiphiu Rio here Thursday.

The chief minister launched the scheme at CM’s State Banquet Hall, CMRC, Kohima, as special guest and National Health Authority (NHA) CEO Dr. RS Sharma, who attended the programme virtually as guest of honour.

Speaking at the launch, Rio said that the scheme covering the entire population of the State would expand the coverage of insurance benefits, over and above those being covered under Prime Minister’s Ayushman Bharat scheme.

Rio described CMHIS as state-specific welfare scheme that would enable people of the state to get insurance of better access to health services under the scheme. He said that the scheme would provide an assured coverage of up to Rs 5 lakh for almost every illness requiring hospitalization.

The scheme will be available

throughout a wide network of nearly 28000 Ayushman Bharat empanelled hospitals across the country, he said.

Rio also said government servants and pensioners will get coverage of up to Rs. 20 lakh per family and also have access to nearly 1500 Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) empanelled hospitals.

He expressed the hope that the scheme will prevent many families driven to poverty or suffer extreme hardship after spending money on medical treatment.

He said that it was also an opportunity for the private hospitals in the state to treat patients and get assured payments.

“This is the first time that they are getting an opportunity to get empanelled and treat patients not only from the general population but also from among government servants who are as of now going for treatment outside the state,” Rio said.

He also said that all government hospitals in the state will also get empanelment to provide in-patient treatment under the scheme and the revenue earned from the scheme can be used by the hospitals for improving the delivery of health services in their respective facilities. He said the

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Skipped polls, expect call from EC Himachal polls on Nov 12; Gujarat dates not announced

NEW DELHI, OCT 14 (PTI): Missed out voting in elections? The Election Commission may soon reach out to you with a plea to cast your precious vote in the next round of elections.

Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar Friday said it had reached out to the industry, departments and organisations with more than 500 employees to appoint nodal officers to create awareness among the nonvoting employees.

“After the voting, these nodal officers will try and persuade these non-voting employees. We will try to

reach out to them and say ‘please try next time’. That is a kind of awareness that we will start,” Kumar said at a press conference here.

He said EC was focusing its energies trying to address the issue of urban apathy towards the poll process. Kumar said four metropolitan cities were among the 7-8 districts that had witnessed the least voting in the 2019 general elections.

“We are focusing on urban apathy very, very seriously,” CEC said, adding that the CEOs and DEOs have been asked to focus on polling booths that have

witnessed lowest polling percentage in each constituency.

Kumar said district electoral officers have been asked to personally visit such booths, find out reasons for lower turnout and address the difficulties faced by the people.

He said the Commission has three broad objectives – to hold free and fair, inclusive, accessible and inducement-free elections.

The CEC said the Commission would also reach out to colleges and universities to increase their participation in the poll process.

NEW DELHI, OCT 14 (PTI): Himachal Pradesh will go to polls on November 12, the Election Commission said on Friday, but did not announce the poll schedule for Gujarat citing past precedents.

Addressing a press conference here, Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said the counting of votes for Himachal Pradesh polls will take place on December 8 and elaborate arrangements have been made to ensure maximum participation of voters in the “festival of democracy”.

However, the Commission refrained from announcing the poll schedule for the Gujarat assembly which has a tenure till February 18, 2023.

“The Election Commission goes by convention in announcing poll schedules. It has decided to go by the convention which was last followed,” Kumar told reporters when asked about keeping the announcement for Gujarat in abeyance.

Kumar asserted that polls in one state will not affect elections in the other as “there is a gap of 40 days” in the qualifying dates of

the state assemblies of Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat.

The term of the Himachal Pradesh assembly ends on January 8, 2023.

However, it is still possible to hold Gujarat elections in the NovemberDecember period so that the votes could be counted on the same day as was the case in 2017.

Some opposition leaders pointed out that announcing Gujarat elections later could allow the incumbent government to roll out more welfare schemes before the model code of conduct kicks in.

CMO says ED interrogation of Rio fake; Not surprised says RPP DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) has denied a New Indian Express report on October 13, 2022 alleging that chief minister Neiphiu Rio was interrogated by Enforcement Directorate (ED) for several hours at a military facility at Rangapahar in connection with a “non-existent High Court”.

In a statement, CMO termed as “fake” the news by one Amit Mukherjee, circulating through various media and social media platforms.

CMO also clarified that the chief minister was never called by ED in connection

with any matter connected with High Court. Further the communiqué termed it as “unfortunate that such false and baseless allegations were being made without verification, primarily to cause loss and injury to the reputation of the chief minister”.

CMO said action in accordance with law was being initiated against those concerned and responsible for “reckless dissemination” of the fake news. The department concerned would clarify other aspects of the news item, the release added.

RPP not surprised: Meanwhile, Rising People’s

Party (RPP) said it was not surprised at Enforcement Directorate (ED) interrogating chief minister Neiphiu Rio for six hours.

In a statement, RPP also said the interrogation would not be the last as it expected more grilling of the chief minister in the days to come.

Despite Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) denying the news and terming it fake, RPP pointed out that there was no smoke without fire.

And quoting newspaper reports that the army had declined to comment, RPP asserted that this meant that

something was fishy.

Secondly, the party recalled that several months back ED had interrogated five close confidantes of Rio in connection with case no. ECIR/ GWZO/09/2020/488, one of whom was the personal assistant to CM. Thus, it was only natural that the chief minister himself would be interrogated, it added.

While the question in everyone’s mind was whether ED would pursue the matter to its logical conclusion or not, RPP asserted that it was amply clear that the chief minister could not escape the net cast by ED.

It said the chief minister was now a prisoner of BJP, which would have intense ramifications for the State.

The party said ED was also vigorously chasing 10 NDPP MLAs, while speculation was rife that the Central agency had built up cases of corruption against them. Citing sources, RPP said these 10 MLAs might strike a bargain with BJP to join the party. Similarly, given the aggressive pursuance of the case by ED, RPP said Rio too joining BJP could not be ruled out either.

It stated that NDPP was in a precarious position and there was absolutely

nothing the party could do anything about it.

Imchen joins issue: Former minister Imkong L. Imchen, who was among 21 NPF members who joined NDPP, opined that since NDPP is a registered political party, it has every right to file FIR against sources responsible for spreading the news.

Therefore, he said since NDPP has declared that it was putting all legal instruments to place to apprehend the culprit responsible under the law, who or what is stopping NDPP from filing the FIR?

In 2017, EC had announced elections to Himachal on October 12 and to Gujarat on October 25.

According to poll schedule for Himachal on Friday, the notification for election will be issued on October 17 and the last date for filing of nominations will be October 25.

The scrutiny of nominations will be held on October 27 and the last date for withdrawal of nominations will be October 29.

Kumar said the polls will be held on November 12 and the counting of votes will be held on December 8.

Coordination meet for Hornbill Festival on Oct 17

DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): In view of the upcoming 23nd Edition of Hornbill Festival 2022 and to deliberate on the preparations, the state tourism department has convened a coordination meeting on October 17, 2022 at 11 a.m. in the conference hall of the directorate of tourism, Kohima.

In a notification, Tourism director Keduosieu Metha has, therefore, requested two representatives/members from each tribal hoho to attend the (Cont’d on p-8) meeting.

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Lemsachenlok society commemorates ‘Int’l Wildlife Week’

DIMAPUR: Commemorating “International Wildlife Week & World Migratory Bird Day”, Lemsachenlok Society, Longleng in collaboration with Kalpavriksh & ICCA Consortium, South Asia organised a programme at Fazl Ali College (FAC) conference hall, jointly hosted by FAC on the theme, “dim the lights for birds at night” on October 13, with SDO (C) Mokokchung, Sentilong Ozukum as special guest.

In his speech, Sentilong Ozukum stated that tribal ecology was centered on the forest and they complemented each other, he however, stated that people have broken the ecological equilibrium in modern times.

“Nagas are known for our hospitality towards guests, so we must treat migratory birds with the same

SDO (C) Mokokchung, Sentilong Ozukum speaking at the programme.

level of respect and honour that we treat our guests,” he stated.

Good Earth Environmental Arnhem, Dr. Taej Mundkur, who joined the programme virtually, explained the ecological benefits of migratory birds and that birds have played an

important role in cultures around the world.

Lemsachenlok associate director, Dr. Lima elaborated that Nagaland fell under the Indo-Burma belt where flora and fauna were in abundance.

In this regard, he stated that Nagaland could

promote responsible nature-based tourism through initiatives and support from the government.

Aosanen, VCC Chuchuyimlang Temsumoa, VCC Chuchuyimpang and Likok, VCC Yaongyimchen also highlighted the role of communities towards giving safe passage to migratory species.

They stated that although headhunting was a bygone ethos, hunting of birds and animals for livelihood and survival was unfortunately still prevalent in many parts of the state.

They urged upon other villages to work together in sensitising the people to create a corridor for wildlife species and to change their mindsets.

Senior scientist WII, Dr. Suresh spoke on restoring landscape for migratory birds; Kalpavriksh- co-

NEWS IN BRIEF

NFHRCC meeting on Oct 16: Nagaland Foothill He underscored how Road Co-ordination Committee (NFHRCC) has sacred teachings, especially convened an emergency meeting on October 16, 3 the Bible was entrenched pm, at Kher Mahal base office, Dimapur. In this regard, NFHRCC has asked all the members to attend with conservation mesthe meeting. sages from the first book DC Wokha informs on relief assistance: Deputy of Genesis. commissioner & Wokha District Disaster ManageNuklu stated that the ecosystem has been mis- ment Authority chairman, Ajit Kumar Ranjan has used by humanity, because informed that relief assistance for beneficiaries under of which, nature had come SDRF has been sanctioned by the government (2018so heavily upon the people 2020). List of beneficiaries has been uploaded on www.wokha.nic.in. In this regard, beneficiaries are today. requested to collect relief assistance from the disaster “If some individuals cell of DC office Wokha, 11 am-3 pm, by furnishing and communities do not copy of Aadhaar card/other government issued ID come forward to create an card along with one passport sized photo. improved environment, it is a sin as it is considered as Lions club to celebrate ‘Diwali Mela’: Lions club social sin (CosmoEcologi- Dimapur has informed that the club will be celebrating “Diwali Mela” on October 16 at Lions Centre Midcal Sin)”, he stated. land with state BJP president Temjen Imna Along as Earlier, Watsü Mung- special guest. In this regard, Lions club has informed dang president, S. Arenla likeminded people to contribute towards the mela, Longkumer delivered a which is a flagship project to raise funds. At present, solidarity message and Lions Health Centre provides free treatment, free FAC P. Temsu briefed on health camps and social services among other projects the way forward. More for the welfare of people. than 20 participants from villages under Longleng and Mokokchung districts attended the programme. DIMAPUR: The deputy owners, other governmencommissioner (DC) Chü- tal, non-governmental agenmoukedima Abhinav Shi- cies whose lands and other vam has informed that pay- properties/plantations have ment of property compen- been acquired under Section co-convener Nagaland Chapter, Mefutiba sation in respect of Kiyevi 9(2) of the Nagaland Land village from chainage km Requisition and Acquisition Longkumer.

The bamboo workshop was conducted 152.225 to km 156.810 has Act to vacate /remove any standing structures on the by resource person Amenla, an expert bam- been made.

In this regard, the DC compensated area from the boo weaving artisan.

Altogether, 75 students from Christina has directed all property date of issue of this notice, Memorial Higher Secondary School, Cha- owners to vacate their prop- so that execution of work ris High Academy, Delhi Public School, erties to enable execution of could commence smoothly.

Therefore, DC has Christian Higher Secondary School and 2-lane road with hard shoulBethesda Higher Secondary participated in der of Peren-Dimapur sec- asked all to strictly comply tion of National Highway and extend full cooperation the workshop.

The students and teachers were also 129A. DC said the public to the executing team for the given a tour of the bamboo centre by notice has been issued to smooth implementation of inform all concerned land- the 2-lane road.

NBDA, Kevin Solo.

ordinator, ICCA Consortium, South Asia Neema Pathak Broome spoke on “towards collaborative vision” while chief wildlife warden, Vedpal Singh spoke virtually on significance of collaboration towards creating corridor for migratory birds.

AKM & PSC president also spoke on role of students towards conducive environment and expressed interest to work with Lemsachenlok in biodiversity conservation initiatives and AlijoCademia (Morung Education).

Bible is entrenched with messages on conservation: Nuklu Phom Speaking on “Redeeming Eden”, Lemsachenlok team leader, Y. Nuklu Phom stressed on how people should adhere to the teachings of the sacred books (scriptures).

DC Chümou informs public

IIIDEM organises virtual trg for police officers INTACH organises bamboo workshop DIMAPUR: INTACH Nagaland Chapter in collaboration with Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency (NBDA) organised a bamboo mat weaving workshop for school children under the INTACH initiative “learn a craft” on Friday.

In a press release, INTACH Nagaland Chapter stated that during a short programme, NBDA, Dr. Tolto Metha spoke on bamboo tagged Green Gold and its diversiPolice officers attending the virtual training programme fication, various usages and applications. on Friday.

The programme was presided by INTACH state convener Sentila T. Yanger covered in the training Altogether 20 police while vote of thanks was proposed by included—assessment of officers including IGP Central Armed Police Forc- (Range) Nagaland, Kohima es (CAPF) requirement and Limasunep; DIG (HQR), 2nd Home GoinG AnniversAry state police deployment, Kohima Joseph Hesso; of Lt. Toqhüli Awomi categorisation of polling commissioner of police Dibooths and vulnerability as- mapur Rothihu Tetseo; SPs, sessment, security arrange- DCPs and other officers ments for pre-poll, polling from Nagaland attended the day and post poll period. training programme.

1 st Death anniversary

15.10.2020 Dearest, It's been two years since you left for your Heavenly Home, yet never a day pass by without the pain of missing you. Waiting for the glorious day when we will meet again.

We love you Dearly.

Your Loved Ones DP-4959/22

“The Lord gave and the Lord has taken it away, blessed be the name of the Lord” - Job 1:21

Your life was a Blessing, your memory a Treasure, you are loved beyond Words and missed beyond Measure.

RemembeRing

Late Ruokuozhalie Suokhrie on his 2nd Death Anniversary

Late Mrs. Pialrali Lasuh

19th September 1948 – 15th October 2021

IN FOND REMEMBRANCE

Our loving father, it’s been a year since you rested in the Lord's abode.

But your love and care still remains in our hearts.

Until we meet again in heaven, we will remember you.

Loving Wife, children and grand children

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We are comforted knowing that Almighty God has you in His arms.

You are forever remembered in our hearts.

Loving Husband, Children, In-laws and Grandchildren

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DIMAPUR: International Institute of Democracy and Election Management (IIIDEM) under the Election Commission of India (ECI) organised a virtual training programme for police officers with regard to the forthcoming general election to the legislative assembly of Nagaland, Meghalaya and Tripura on Friday.

In a press release, office of the chief electoral officer (CEO) Nagaland stated that the police officers will act as State Level Master Trainers (SLMTs)/ resource person for down the line training in their respective states.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Late OneninLa

Lt. HOWOTO SEMA

(10:01:1950 – 15:10:2020)

Loving Wife, Children, Grandchildren, In-laws and Loved Ones

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On this day, we lost a husband and father.

He is absent in our lives yet he is everywhere, in the songs he loved, In the hills he had journeyed and in the warm sunshine he had basked in, He was to us, the most loving father and husband, the most dutiful son and brother, We remember his sacrifices to let us have the very best, Teaching us the value of honesty, hardwork and integrity, We miss him, O Lord, but we take comfort in the thought that he has found peace in your loving arms.

Born : 25.02.1940 – Died : 07.10.2022

"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race and I have kept the faith. (2nd Timothy 4:7) We, the bereaved family members of Late Oneninla is truly humbled by the immense love, generosity and kindness extended during her demise till her mortal remains was laid to rest at Unger Village. We offer our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to each and every individual, churches, various organizations, neighbours, well-wishers and friends who helped and supported us physically, materially, financially and spiritually through prayer. Please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude.

We pray that Almighty God bless and enrich your lives abundantly.

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Beloved, Children, Grand Children, Great Grand Children, In-laws and Family Members

12-10-1974 to 25-09-2022 We, the family members of Lt. Neiphrezolie Vincent, would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our well wishers who shared our grief and supported us spiritually, physically, financially and morally at the sudden demise of our beloved.

We regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually but it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

May God Bless You all Loving Mother, Wife, Daughter & Family Members

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “For we ourselves were once foolish, disobedient, led astray… But when the goodness and loving kindness of God our Savior appeared, He saved us… so that being justified by His grace we might become heirs according to the hope of eternal life.”

(Titus 3:3-7)

Through this column, we convey our profound gratitude and appreciation to everyone from far and near who stood by us with loving care in time of sorrow and grief and supporting us financially, materially, emotionally, physically and with unceasing prayer during the prolonged illness and untimely demise of my dear husband and our father, grandfather and brother. We are so much comforted by your unconditional support and felt deeply indebted. Though we are unable to repay you, it is our sincere prayer that our faithful Almighty God bless upon each of CHEKHUSAYI KHÜSOH you abundantly the good deeds 15/05/1951 – 10/10/2022 you have shown towards us.

We would like to convey our special thanks to our brother-in-law Mr. Lhüvesayi Lohe and his family for supporting us through thick and thin.

We sincerely convey our gratitude to every individual, doctors and nurses, organizations and churches.

“So that your giving may be in secret. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you.” - Mathew 6:4 Loving Wife, Children, Grandchildren and Relatives. k-2415/22

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WEATHER FORECAST OCTOBER 15

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A t-storm around in the a.m.

32 25

An afternoon thunderstorm

29 20

Aizawl

Guwahati Sunny to partly cloudy

33 24

A t-storm around in the p.m.

30 19

Itanagar Mostly sunny and beautiful

31 21

Shillong

Mostly sunny and pleasant

25 15

Kohima

Some sun with a thunderstorm 26 17

Imphal

Dimapur A t-storm around in the a.m.

32 22

A t-storm around in the a.m.

29 18

Mkg

Tuensang Some sun with a thunderstorm 23 15 Wokha

Partly sunny and nice

28 20

Zunheboto Some sun with a thunderstorm 26 16

The jubilee choir performing at the programme. (Inset) Mhathung Yanthan. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): Advisor of Horticulture & Border Affairs, Mhathung Yanthan on Friday, advised students of the Lotha community to safeguard their identity and tradition.

Speaking as special guest at the two-day golden jubilee celebration of the Dimapur Lotha Students’ Union (DLSU) at Dimapur Government College auditorium on the theme, “envisioning radiant posterity”, Mhathung exhorted the youth to be proud of their identity, culture and tradition.

While unfurling the

DLSU flag, the advisor remembered the pioneers who contributed towards the union and described jubilee as a time to remember the pioneers, their visions and deeds which he said, should be passed on to the next generation.

Stressing on the theme, he stated that DLSU must envision that God will bless them and the community to go forward. He also spoke on the importance of speaking one’s own language and that people should not forget their roots since it defined who they were and where they belonged.

Challenging the members and students of the community, the advisor

FSSAI certifies FBO units under Mokokchung zone

DIMAPUR: Under the initiative of Food Safety & Standard Authority of India (FSSAI) and department of Health & Family Welfare(H&FW), Nagaland, various food safety activities/audits were conducted by MS Certification Services LTD, Kolkata, an FSSAI empanelled agency and Food Safety wing, Mokokchung zone.

In a press release, District Programme Management Unit (DPMU) Mokokchung informed that during the activities, 58 Food Business Operators (FBOs) including Self-Help Groups (SHGs) were trained and certified on Food Safety Training and Certification (FoSTaC).

A total of 20 restaurants and cafes were audited for hygiene rating, out of which, six achieved “excellent” and 14 achieved “very good” ratings.

A total of five high risk units such as bakery and hotel were accessed out of which two received

A+ and three received ‘B’ rating.

One fruit and vegetable market in Mokokchung was also certified as clean fruit and vegetable market while Clark Theological College (CTC) and Fazl Ali College (FAC) Mokokchung were certified as models for “Eat Right Campus.”

The 23 Assam Rifles Mokokchung Mandir was audited and certified under Blissful & Hygienic Offering to God (BHOG); two residential schools, one in Mokokchung and another in Zunheboto are under the process of certification as models under “Eat Right School.”

Food Safety designated officer, C. Merenlemba informed that Food Safety Mokokchung Zone comprises of Mokokchung, Zunheboto, Tuensang and Longleng districts.

He also added that the upcoming cycle will cover the remaining districts under the zone.

urged upon them to learn to respect one another, love each other and stand as one for the community in order to progress. He also encouraged them to be ambassadors by living and practicing what the community was known for, which is “the land of plenty”.

Mhathung also advised the student community to make the best use of their time by preparing to choose their path in a direction that will define their future.

“There is no short cut to success, one needs to work hard, be committed, dedicated and inculcate knowledge and wisdom for learning is a continuous process”, he stated.

ASHAs, CHOs oriented on oral health in Phek DIMAPUR: National Oral Health Programme (NOHP) Phek conducted a training on “orientation of oral health and managing dental emergencies” for Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) and community health officers (CHOs) under Phek Sadar on Friday, in the Dr. Wethselo T. Mero Memorial hall of District Hospital (DH) Phek.

In a press release, NHM Phek, district media officer (DMO), Kutolu Nakro stated that during the programme, resource person, DH Phek senior dental surgeon Dr. Nichukholie Vupru highlighted the importance of oral health and its influence on other parts of the body.

Basic oral health care methods and healthy food habits were also deliberated and awareness on prevention of common oral health problems was discussed.

Managing of dental emergencies at grassroots level by the health workers was emphasised while the role played by healthcare workers in providing first level services of early detection, screening and management of common dental diseases including dental emergencies was impressed upon the members in the training.

Kiphire SUMAN scheme launched in Kohima Peren, TOs inform pensioners

NHM mission director, Dr. Thorhüsie Katiry launching SUMAN at UPHC Seikhazou.

DIMAPUR: Under the aegis of the National Health Mission (NHM), office of the chief medical officer (CMO) along with District Health Society (DHS) Kohima and state officials of Health & Family Welfare (H&FW) department organised the launching programme of Surakshit Matritva Aashwasan (SUMAN) scheme at Urban Primary Health Centre (UPHC) Seikhazou on October 11.

In a press release, office of the CMO Kohima stated that NHM mission director, Dr. Thorhüsie Katiry said SUMAN in context to zero preventable services for mother and child should have the maximal outcome.

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He stated that healthcare provider should be prompt in performing his/ her duties with sincerity as the initiative focuses on assured delivery of maternal and new born healthcare services encompassing wider access to free and quality services, zero tolerance for denial of services, assured management of complication, etc.

At the programme, brief introduction on SUMAN was presented

by DPO RMNCHA+N, Dr. Rupert Peseyie, who informed that SUMAN was an initiative by the centre, for zero preventable maternal and new born death.

Dr. Rupert informed

that the programme provides affordable and quality healthcare solution to pregnant women and newborns who receive zero expenses access up to six months after delivery.

Naga Mothers Association (NMA), joint secretary, Sawmi Leyri stated that central schemes were not always conducive.

In this regard, she urged upon the department to be proactive in monitoring and supervising as SUMAN scheme should directly benefit beneficiaries.

The programme was chaired by CMO Dr. Tumchobeni while deputy CMO Dr. Imchatoshi proposed vote of thanks.

DIMAPUR: Kiphire treasury officer (TO) K. Khehoto has informed that physical verification for pensioners under TO Kiphire will be conducted from November 9-11.

TO informed that the first phase of verification will be held on November 10 & 11 (Kiphire) at TO Kiphire while second phase will be held on November 9 (Pungro) at ADC office Pungro, at office hours.

Pe n s i o n e r s h ave been directed to bring personal PPO book; renewed pensioner ID card and photocopy of Aadhaar card.

Meanwhile, treasury officer Peren N. Matsungshiba Aier informed pensioners drawing pension from TO Peren that the annual physical verification will be conducted from October 18 to 20.

In this regard, all concerned pensioners have been requested to come in person with a photocopy of Aadhaar Card at the time of verification on October 18 (Jalukie, Athibung & Ngwalwa Circle; October 19 (Tening Circle) and October 20 (Peren Circle).

At the programme, greeting note was delivered by Lotha Eleo Ekhung, Dimapur, chairperson Thechano M Kikon and Lotha Youth Organisation Dimapur (LYOD) president Nzanbemo Humtsoe, invocation was offered by Borlengri Lotha Baptist Church pastor, Rev. Arhonthung Odyuo and welcome address was delivered by organising committee, co-convenor Wobenthung Humtsoe.

Highlights of the programme included song by jubilee choir, pioneers of Lotha community, HSLC and HSSLC merit students of the community were felicitated.

The programme was chiared by Kaka Lotha and Mhabemo Kithan.

Later, vote of thanks was delivered by DLSU magazine secretary Julli C Yanthan and benediction was offered by Senjum Baptist Church, Roland T Ngullie.

The celebration will culminate on October 15, with deputy chief minister Yanthungo Patton as chief guest in the morning session and advisor of Information Technology, Science & Technology, NRE, Mmhonlumo Kikon as special guest in the evening session.

SEFTI Dimapur organises convocation programme

PCCF & HoFF Dharmendra Prakash along with SEFTI functionaries and forest guards at the programme.

DIMAPUR: State Environment and Forestry Training Institute (SEFTI) Dimapur, organised a convocation of the 42nd batch of forest guard training at SEFTI, Signal Bosti, Dimapur on October 11.

In a press release, SEFTI Dimapur stated that a total of 25 forest guards of Nagaland Forest department successfully completed the six-month long training programme.

Speaking as chief guest at the programme, Principal Chief Conservator of Forests & Head

of Forest Force (PCCF & HoFF) Dharmendra Prakash encouraged the trainees to implement what they had learned in the training at the field.

He advised them to adopt schools in their places of posting to disseminate forestry activities to students and reminded them that they were “the foot soldiers of the department”.

Dharmendra Prakash exhorted the trainees that they knew more about what was going at ground level more than the officers

and that they should always find opportunities to help create good image of the department.

At the programme, SEFTI director, M Shakiba Yimchunger delivered the annual convocation address and congratulated the trainees while speech on behalf of trainees was delivered by Imlong Chang, from Intanki National Park.

Later, vote of thanks was proposed by range officer, Medziphema, Florence Sangtam and former faculty of the institute.

23rd World Sight Day observed in Dimapur DIMAPUR: National Programme for Control of Blindness& Visual Impairment (NPCBVI) Dimapur organised the 23rd “World Sight Day” with Bridge Programme Certificate in Community Health for Nurses (BPCCHN) students, School of Nursing, District Hospital Dimapur on the theme “love your eyes”.

In a press release, District Programme Management Unit (DPMU) Dimapur stated that during the programme, District Hospital, senior specialist Dr. Asonla Aying informed that the event was being initiated under NPCBVI with an aim to enhance public awareness on eye health.

She sensitised the participants on the six tips to ensure better eye care—regular eye check-up, be aware of all related eye diseases,

also the whole body as the eyes were the first organs to manifest many systemic diseases.

In this regard, she urged upon the aspiring students to spread the awareness on eye care and the importance of regular eye check-up wherever they may work in the future.

In commemoration of the event, over 150 eye screenings for refractive error have been conducted at District Hospital Eye OPD.

Dr. Asonla Aying speaking at the programme on October 13. wear goggles to protect the eye from UV rays, take regular break from screen and minimise screen time, regularly monitor blood pressure and blood sugar and maintain healthy lifestyle.

Dr. Asonla stated that following these six simple tips would immensely help protect the eyes and prevent many eye diseases.

She also added that the eyes were not only the mirror of the heart but

Elementary level competition held in Kohima

DIMAPUR: District Mission Authority, Samagra Shiksha Kohima conducted a district level quiz competition on the topic “science, mathematics & technology” in the conference hall of the DEO on October 12.

Altogether, 14 students from seven government schools studying in class VII and VIII under Kohima & Tseminyu participated in the quiz competition.

Winners of the competition include—Anand of GMS Meriema (first); Eshe Yomei of GMS Daklane (second) and Mhasineinuo of GMS Merhülietsa (third).

The winners were awarded with a cash prize of Rs.5000, Rs. 3000 and

Rs. 2000 respectively, along with certificates while the participants received certificates.

Quiz masters for the programme were TOTS Chiephobozou Trisha Thapa and TOTS Chiephobozou Vibeizolie while panel of judges included project assistant Neivikhono and IE coordinator DMA SS Kohima Cecilia and project assistant Ruokuoneinuo was the time keeper.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by DMA Samagra Shiksha Kohima assistant coordinator Thongsenlo, DEO Kohima Emilo Patton delivered welcome address and project assistant Peteneilhou proposed vote of thanks.

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Touched at being called daughter of Assam: Murmu

GUWAHATI, OCT 14 (PTI): President Droupadi Murmu Friday said that she was touched at the gesture of Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma calling her a ‘daughter of the state’ and made her feel at home.

Murmu lauded the Assam government for its various developmental projects, specially for tea workers and for women empowerment.

The Centre is also contributing its bit by boosting infrastructure, connectivity and all other sectors, she said after launching and laying foundation stones for various central and state government projects on the virtual mode at a programme here.

“I must thank the chief minister for calling me a ‘daughter of the state’ at the civic reception last night. It has touched my heart. The welcome I have received here has made me feel at home and I will return soon,” the President said on the concluding day of her two-day maiden trip to Assam after assuming office.

The state government had hosted a civic reception in honour of Murmu on Thursday evening during which Chief Minister

President Droupadi Murmu with Assam Governor Jagdish Mukhi and Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. (PTI)

Himanta Biswa Sarma had dwelt on how tea garden workers from various parts of the country, including Odisha, had settled in Assam and made it their home.

Through this connection the president was like a daughter of the state, he had said welcoming her to Assam.

Murmu praised the state government’s initiatives for the tea garden workers’ development as she laid the foundation stones for 100 model secondary schools in tea garden areas through the virtual mode at the programme. The president said she met some workers from different tea gardens

earlier in the day and expressed satisfaction over the government’s measures for strengthening education at the grassroots level.

A society that respects its women is considered a civilised one, she said appreciating the initiatives for women empowerment and mentioned the 3000 model Angwandai Centres whose foundation she laid as a step in that direction.

Murmu said that the projects which she launched or laid the foundation for will boost Assam’s image not just at the national level but also globally. “Infrastructure is the basis of development.

Assam is at the center of ‘Act

Conrad unveils freedom fighters’ statues

Statues of U Tirot Sing, U Kiang Nangbah and Pa Togan Sangma at U Soso Tham Auditorium.

Correspondent SHILLONG, OCT 14: Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma unveiled life-size statues of the three freedom fighters from Meghalaya, U Tirot Sing, U Kiang Nangbah and Pa Togan Nengminza at the State Central Library premises here on Friday.

Besides unveiling the statues of the three freedom fighters, the Chief Minister inaugurated the two days’ Tri Hills Ensemble, showcasing the arts and culture, heritage, tradition, music, attires and cuisines of the indigenous Khasi, Jaintia and Garo communities.

Addressing the gathering at the U Soso Tham Auditorium during the inaugural function, chief minister Sangma observed that the

current year is “very significant” as India celebrates 75th anniversary of freedom and Meghalaya celebrates its 50th anniversary of Statehood.

“It is in the right earnest that we are having a cultural program of this kind for two days, to not just celebrate our culture, but also to recognize the fact that we have touched 50 years as a state and have also touched 75 years as an independent country,” he said adding that such programs help recollect and remind the people of their “great history”.

Sangma also underscored that everyone, especially the younger generation need to be educated and made aware of their culture and roots. “These two days are not just simply a celebra-

tion of the different cultures that we have but it’s more of a reminder and more of a mechanism for us to ensure that the younger generation does not forget who they are and be proud of our roots but at the same time respect other cultures,” he said.

The Chief Minister further said that preserving the culture is an important aspect that needs to be given due weightage.

“We would like to give financial support to the six villages that have been awarded today so that they can continue the good work that they are doing and we will ensure that this kind of reward and recognition is done annually because it encourages other villages,” he said.

Sangma also mooted the idea of using technology and creating database so that information about the history, culture and tradition can be accessed.

“While we are ensuring that we preserve our culture and tradition and pass it on to the younger generation it is also important to see how we could use this in order to enrich the experience of the different tourists who come into our State which would then become a USP for the State,” he emphasized.

East Policy’ of the central government and it has been putting thrust on improving the infrastructure of the state,” she said.

Murmu stressed on the importance of connectivity for development in all sectors and said the road and railway projects she initiated during the visit will boost it.

At the programme the president flagged off virtually the extended run of a Guwahati-Lumding train to Shokhuvi (Nagaland) and Mendipathar (Meghalaya), making it the first direct passenger train service connecting the two north eastern states.

She also inaugurated the rail-fed petroleum storage depot of Indian Oil Corporation at Moinarbond in Silchar, besides two highway projects and modern cargo-cum-coaching terminal at Agthori, about 16.5 km away.

The president had inaugurated and laid foundation for various central and state projects through the virtual mode at a programme at IIT Guwahati on Thursday. She also attended a civic reception called in her honour by the state government later in

BJP ally IPFT lawmaker resigns

AGARTALA, OCT 14 (PTI): IPFT lawmaker Dhananjoy Tripura resigned from the Tripura Assembly on Friday, months before the state poll citing ‘personal reasons’. IPFT is an ally of the ruling NDA in the north eastern state, where poll is due by March next year.

Speaker Ratan Chakraborty said Tripura accompanied by Tipra Motha chief Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma met him and submitted the resignation letter citing “personal reasons”. “Since he (Tripura) quit as per the law and procedure, I accepted his resignation letter”, Chakraborty said.

Tripura represents Raima Valley in Dhalai district.

IPFT’s strength has reduced from eight to six after Tripura’s resignation.

Earlier, party legislator Brishaketu Debbarma was declared disqualified by the speaker and had joined Tipra Motha, a regional political force. Another IPFT MLA Mevar Kumar Jamatia, who was denied cabinet berth in the Manik Saha ministry, was seen meeting Pradyot Kishore Debbarma at the Royal Palace here on Friday. Debbarma is the scion of the erstwhile royal family.

Meghalaya HC Chief Justice stresses on mobility in Shillong

the evening.

She visited and paid obeisance at the Shaktipeeth, Correspondent Kamakhya temple, here on SHILLONG, OCT 14: Friday morning.

With agonizing and ever inPresident Droupadi creasing traffic snarls in the Murmu prays at Kamakhya state capital having thrown normal life helter skelter, the Temple in Guwahati Chief Justice of Meghalaya President Droupadi High Court, Justice Sanjib Murmu on Friday offered Banerjee has stressed on prayers at the famous Ka- prioritizing mobility in this makhya Temple, one of 51 mountainous state capital Shakti Peethas, atop Ni- of Meghalaya. lachal Hills in Guwahati on Inaugurating a symthe last day of her two-day posia series on ‘Improving visit to Assam.

Mobility in Shillong’, orgaShe was accompanied nized by the Indian Institute

by Governor Jagdish Mukhi, of Management, Shillong Chief Minister Himanta on Friday, Justice Banerjee Biswa Sarma and other dig- stressed on the importance nitaries. “The President and of making mobility in the her daughter paid obeisance capital city a priority. Stating in the sanctum sanctorum that Shillong is one of the and performed ‘parikrama’ most beautiful hill stations that he had visited, he unof the temple. derscored, “There is urgent “She offered puja and need to build basic facilities, performed rituals. As the good infrastructure and enPresident has several pro- sure that Shillong continues grammes during the day, to develop at par with other there was no time for interac- cities of the world”. tion with her,” a priest at the Meghalaya Chief SecShakti Peetha told reporters. retary, Donald Philips WahEarlier this year, Mur- lang, who was also present, mu had offered prayer at the in his speech stressed on the temple during her visit to importance of mobility for the city while campaigning development and pointed for the presidential election. out that mobility problems

Mnp CM to reward hill villages preserving forests

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IMPHAL, OCT 14: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh on Friday announced rewards for 13 villages in Churachandpur district bordering Myanmar for properly maintaining the forest cover and for not cultivating poppy. Singh made the announcement during his speech after inaugurating Chivu – Chandrakirti Memorial Park at Tonjang village of district bordering Myanmar.

He also laid the foundation stone of Manipur Southern Cultural Centre at Behiang, another border village. The centre is said to be constructed at a project cost Rs six crore. He said the government wanted to develop Behiang as an international business hub like Moreh town and bring development there.

Singh highlighted several other developmental works which the state government took up in Singhat sub-division of the district.

“There should be equal development,” the chief minister said adding that “there are no small or big communities, we are all humans and should live together.” He said that though the incumbent government was taking Manipur forward it was affected for around two

Manipur CM N Biren Singh inaugurating Chivu – Chandrakirti Memorial Park in a village at Indo-Myanmar border on Friday. years by COVID. However, the government was working harder for the past six or so months to make up for the delay, he added.

The chief minister appreciated residents of the border villages for maintaining the forest areas, saying that he was against mass deforestation for poppy cultivation and not against small clearances for the food cultivation process.

The chief minister announced rewards for the 13 villages of the area for properly maintaining the for-

Arunachal PSC exam paper leak case: 3 officials replaced

ITANAGAR, OCT 14 (PTI): The Ar unachal Pradesh government has appointed three new officials of the state public service commission, replacing those who were suspended in connection with an assistant engineer exam paper leak case.

Arunachal Pradesh Staff Selection Board (APSSB) secretary D Ver-

ma has been given the additional charge as the secretary of the state PSC, according to a government notification issued on Thursday evening.

Balijan additional deputy commissioner Tasso Gambo has been appointed as the joint secretary and controller of examination of the commission.

Roing extra assistant commissioner Rakesh Tacho is now the deputy secretary of the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (APSSC), the notification said.

The government had on Wednesday suspended APSSC secretary Jayanta Kumar Ray and joint secretary Suraj Gurung in connection with the assistant

Sikkim working on new disaster risk reduction framework: CM

G A N G TO K , O C T 1 4 (PTI): Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang on Friday said his government was working on a new disaster risk reduction framework with other Himalayan states to deal with natural calamities.

The mountain states have their own perils and hazards, which are very different from the plains, and the frequent occurrence of landslides was a perennial phenomenon affecting the livelihood, transport, communication and other aspects of the locals, he said.

“The state government is continuously working together with all the Hi-

Prem Singh Tamang

malayan states and other stakeholders to establish a new disaster risk reduction framework for the region in order to deal with natural disasters,” Tamang said, addressing a conclave here.

Sikkim alone incurs huge losses every year due to landslides, which cannot be avoided, as the state

is located in the Himalayan mountain range, the CM said. Earlier this week, heavy rain triggered multiple landslides in Sikkim, snapping road connectivity between Gangtok and West Bengal, officials said.

Tamang said the loss of forest cover weakens nature’s ability to withstand extreme weather conditions, and all stakeholders should collectively work to protect the ecosystem, and invest more on environmental and climate resilience. The Sikkim government has taken necessary steps to protect the environment by implementing various policies, the chief minister added.

engineer (civil) examination paper leak case.

T h e d eve l o p m e n t came after a meeting regarding the reformation of the APPSC was held among Chief Minister Pema Khandu, and representatives of the All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union and All Nyishi Students’ Union.

The government had

Centre upgrades Assam CM’s security to Z-plus NEW DELHI, OCT 14 (PTI): The Union government has upgraded the security cover of Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma to the top category of Z-plus after a recent review, officials said on Friday.

Sarma, 53, has been enjoying a Z category cover provided by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) VIP security unit for his travel in the north eastern states till now. After a recent security review, the CRPF has been directed by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) to upgrade his security to the top category of Z-plus on an all-India basis, the officials said.

Justice Sanjib Banerjee are an issue of major con- process of collaboration to cern due to the unavailabil- resolve social issues is taken ity of a good road network, in an educational instituwhich often results in high- tion,” he observed. In-depth to severe-grade congestion. discussions were held on “Traffic violations, aspects of the blue prints, wrongful parking, lack of which were presented by all parking space and burgeon- the concerned department ing number of cars are add- heads of the government ing to the problem,” Wah- of Meghalaya. During the lang said and stressed on the symposium, it was also deneed for innovative planning cided that the IIM Shillong to resolve the issue. and various departments of T h e c h i e f j u s t i c e the Meghalaya government thanked the judiciary for would work together to taking a keen interest in create ideas for improving sorting out the issue with mobility in Shillong. the help from IIM Shillong.

The second symposium Director, IIM Shillong, in this regard is scheduled DP Goyal, expressed his to be held on October 19, happiness that steps towards during which all the major resolving the issue were be- stakeholders are expected to ing taken by IIM Shillong. participate, an IIM spokes“It is only right that the person said.

earlier suspended APPSC deputy secretary and deputy controller of examinations Taket Jerang after he was arrested in connection with the case.

The scam came to light after a candidate on August 29 lodged a complaint with the Itanagar Police Station, suspecting that the assistant engineer (Civil) examination paper

was leaked. The test was held on August 26 and 27.

Notably, more than 400 candidates appeared in the examination.

So far, the police have arrested ten people in connection with the case including, several government officials.

The state government has already recommended for CBI probe into the case.

AFFIDAVIT

Regd. No. 130/22 Date 13/10/22 I, Smt. Kaiino Zhimo, D/o Viyixu Kiho, R/o Khekiho Village, in the District of Dimapur : Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India hailing from a Sumi Community.

2. That I am the Biological mother of Miss Likili G. Kiho.

3. That my daughter Likili G. Kiho was raised by my brother Shri. Ghovishe Kiho during her childhood since I could not financially support her and therefore in all the academic documents and other official documents of my daughter, the names of her adoptive parents namely Ghovishe G. Kiho and Ghonili G. Kiho were used.

4. That I have taken custody and care of my daughter after she attained 13 years of age.

5. That this affidavit is made to rectify the surnames of my daughter from LIKILI G. KIHO to LIKILI ZHIMO and to retain the names of the legitimate parent of Miss Likili Zhimo from (father’s name) Govishe G. Kiho to Khekato Sema and (mother’s name) Ghonili G. Kiho to Kalino Zhimo.

6. That henceforth the name Likili Zhimo shall be used in place of Likili G. Kiho in all her official documents and correspondences.

7. That henceforth the father’s name of Miss Likili Zhimo shall be Shri. Khekato Sema instead of Ghovishe G. Kiho and mother’s name of Miss Likili Zhimo shall be Kalino Zhimo instead of Ghonili G. Kiho.

8. That this affidavit is made for the welfare and interest of my daughter Miss Likili Zhimo and for making necessary rectification/correction in the academic records/certificates of my daughter from the competent authority.

VErifiCaTiON I hereby verify that the statements made in paras 1 to 8 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and that nothing material is concealed therein.

SOLEMNLy SWORN BEfORE ME. DEPONENT OaTH COMMiSSiONEr/NOTarY PUBLiC DiMaPUr : NaGaLaND DP-4948/22

est cover and for prohibiting poppy cultivation in their area. Rajya Sabha MP Maharaj Leishemba Sanajaoba expressed his happiness to the people of the area for preserving and protecting the artifacts erected in the park for such a long time.

Earlier, in his speech, local MLA Chinlunthang acknowledged before the chief minister that there was no poppy cultivation in the area.

Tipaimukh MLA Ngursanglur Sanate elaborated on the need for everyone in the state to learn Manipuri.

He said, “If we want to bring unity in the state, we have to learn Manipuri, ” and encouraged people, especially those in the hills to learn the language.

The inscribed stone at Chivu was erected during the reign of Maharaj Chandrakirti (1850 -1886 CE) in the year 1872 CE to commemorate the Lushai Expedition. A large stone slab with a pair of engraved footprints of Maharaj Chandrakirti and General Nathan is lying in front of the inscribed stone.

AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION

I, Shri Nchumbemo Odyuo, S/o, Ekyimo a resident of Wokha Town of Wokha District in the state of Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under : (1) That, I am a bonafide citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address.

(2) That, my name has been entered and recorded as Nchumbemo Odyuo in my Aadhaar and Appointment Order, Shri. Nchumbemo E Lotha in my PAN Card and Shri. E Ncumbemo Lotha in my first Appointment Order.

(3) That, this affidavit is executed to declare, that, the name 3 (Three) names Shri Nchumbemo Odyuo, Ncumbemo E Lotha and Shri. E. Nchumbemo Lotha refers to one and the same person and hence from now on Shri Nchumbemo Odyuo shall be used in all my Official matters.

(4) That the statements from para 1-3 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed and represented therein.

Witnesses:- 1. Rukhyo Lotha 2. W. Alanthung Registered No. 263 Date: 11/07/2022 WC-273/22

AFFIDAVIT

DEPONENT Nchumbemo Odyuo 1st Class Magistrate Wokha: Nagaland

I, Shri. John Lotha, S/o. Lt. Yima Lotha, aged about 56 years, resident of Church Colony, in the district of Wokha, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and an employed under the establishment of the Deputy Commissioner Office, Wokha.

2. That in my Appointment Order my name has been entered/ recorded as John Kikon, whereas in my Service ID Card, Aadhaar Card, EPIC Card, SBI Account and all my other official documents my name has been entered and recorded as John Lotha.

3. That “Kikon” is my surname and “Lotha” is my Tribe.

4. That this affidavit is made to declare for the purpose of declaring that my name John Lotha and John Kikon refers to one and same person i.e. me.

5. That henceforth, I shall be known by the name John Lotha for all official purpose.

6. That the statements made from para 1 to 5 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed therein.

Regd. No. 674/2022.

Date12/10/2022 Deponent I solemnly affirmed and declared before me on this 11th day of October 2022.

Advocate & Notary Public WC-236/22

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Flood situation in Assam remains grim Shillong gets it first five-star Hotel Taj Vivanta Correspondent

ger level at Nematighat in Jorhat district and Tezpur, the bulletin said.

Altogether 283 villages under 24 revenue circles have reported flooding.

Reports of damage to roads and other infrastructure have been received from Bishwanath, Bongaigaon, and Dhemaji.

Erosion has been reported from Biswanath, Bongaigaon, Dhemaji, Dibrugarh, Dhubri, Morigaon, and Tinsukia.

The Regional Meteorological Centre, Guwahati, has forecast fairly widespread to scattered and isolated rainfall in several districts till Saturday.

Assam: Over 500 people rendered homeless by Brahmaputra erosion

People load their belongings on a boat to shift to a safer place from a waterlogged area after rains, in Morigaon district, Friday. (PTI) GUWAHATI, OCT 14 (PTI): The flood situation in Assam continued to remain grim on Friday with heavy rain inundating more areas, an official bulletin said.

Several areas of the state and neighbouring Arunachal Pradesh received heavy rainfall with the flood waters inundating 11 districts as against nine on the

previous day.

The affected districts are Darrang, Dhemaji, Dhubri, Dibrugarh, Golaghat, Jorhat, Lakhimpur, Kokrajhar, Majuli, Nagaon, and Tinsukia, according to the bulletin issued by the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA).

The northeastern state is currently experiencing the

third wave of flood due to heavy rain since Monday.

However, the population impacted by the natural calamity has declined to 41,287 as against 50,839 on Thursday with Lakhimpur district being the worst affected with over 26,000 people reeling under the deluge.

The Brahmaputra is flowing above the dan-

Over 500 people in Assam’s Morigaon district were rendered homeless due to heavy erosion by the Brahmaputra river, officials said on Friday.

The river swallowed about 3 km area, including cropland, roads and houses around Murkata village, they said.

Around 80 domestic animals were killed, and the century-old Durga temple of the village was also swallowed by the river, they added. The homeless people are at present living on a roadside in Mayong area of

the Morigaon district, and in Chandrapur area in the neighbouring Kamrup Metro district. They have been provided with tarpaulins and other relief materials, officials said.

The Water Resources Department is working to arrest the erosion, but the situation is yet to be brought under control, they said.

Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, a habitat of the famed one-horned rhinoceros, was also under threat by the unabated erosion, forest officials said.

SHILLONG, OCT 14: Hotel Taj Vivanta Meghalaya, Shillong, the first ever five-star hotel was inaugurated on Friday by Chief Minister Conrad Sangma although the property is unlikely to open for guests before next year.

There was jubilation and history in the air with ministers and government officials joining officials and various guests from the hospitality industry and other stakeholders to witness the inauguration of the first ever five-star hotel on the 50th year of statehood.

While it reportedly took twenty two years to build one of the seven wonders of the world, the fabled Taj Mahal at Agra in India, to the Crowborough hotel, now rechristened as Taj Vivanta Meghalaya, goes the dubious distinction of taking 36 years for completion.

It may be recalled that it was towards the end of 1987 that the foundation stone of this hotel was laid

by Meghalaya’s first Chief

Hotel Taj Vivanta in Shillong.

Minister, the late Capt Williamson A Sangma, as one of his last public functions before taking his final bow from the political stage of Meghalaya. Work on the Crowborough Hotel, located at Police Bazar, had started in 1987 but was stopped following disputes which led to court cases between the Meghalaya government and contractors.

Moreover, there was opposition from several quarters as the property was opposite the Assembly and many argued it posed a potential security risk to the lawmakers. There were other legal challenges too,

which together stalled the project. During the inauguration photographs of the foundation stone laying ceremony transported visitors to a bygone era in which Captain Sangma could be seen laying the foundation under a plain marquee together with other officials.

Calling it a “truly momentous occasion in the history of Meghalaya”, the Chief Minister mentioned that the work for the hotel had been going on since 1986 and could be completed after 36 years only after a “strong push” was given by the current government.

BJP brought development to Tripura, Manipur cops bust newly formed underground outfit other parties unleashed violence: CM “You should also not forget the days of horror during the rule of the Congress-led coalition government in the state, and the waves of terror that the TMC has unleashed in neighbouring West Bengal,” the CM stated.

BJP state president Rajib Bhattacharjee, party in-charge of Tripura, Mahesh Shar ma, and the party’s general secretary (Assam and Tripura, Phanindra Nath Sarma, were among those present at the event.

“The only option for people is the BJP, guided by leaders like Narendra Modi, Amit Shah and JP

Two Arunachal youths missing from near China border G U WA H AT I , O C T 1 4 (AGENCIES): Two Arunachal Pradesh youth have not returned home after setting out in search of medicinal plants at a place near the State’s border with China, reports The Hindu.

Bateilum Tikro and Bayingso Manyu had left for Chaglagam in Anjaw district on August 19 but members of their families lodged a missing complaint on October 9 at the local police station. The two are from Goiliang town in the district.

The relatives said they lodged the complaint after searches for the duo went in vain. The search was concentrated in the direction where locals had last spotted the two on August 24.

“We sought the help of the police as we suspect they may have crossed over to China inadvertently,” a member of the missing Tikro’s family said.

The families also appealed to the Centre, the State government and the Army to help them trace the duo.

Anjaw Superintendent of Police Rike Kamsi said the police received a report stating the boys had been missing since going to a border area for collecting herbs. The complaint was registered on October 9.

“We will submit a report to the State government after examining the witnesses, family members and the villagers living near the border. It is common for the locals to explore forests in search of medicinal herbs,” he said.

Mr. Kamsi said the boys could be taking shelter somewhere within the Indian territory near the border. “It takes up to 12 days to reach the site from Goiliang on foot,” he added.

In January, Miram Taron, a youth from the State’s Upper Siang district, had inadvertently crossed over to China while going out in search of medicinal plants in a forest near the border.

Nadda. The saffron party, which doesn’t believe in terror, has been working for the betterment of the state and its people since it came to power in 2018. All others have a long history of political violence,” Saha maintained.

Slamming the TMC for its “terror tactics” in Bengal, the chief minister alleged that at least 100 BJP party leaders and workers were killed in the state, while thousands others were driven out.

“The TMC, after toppling the Communist regime in Bengal, adopted the same terror tactics to rule the state,” he said.

IMPHAL, OCT 14: Manipur police on Friday arrested a key leader of a newly formed underground organization who was allegedly served monetary demand letters to government institutions and media houses.

The arrested person was identified as Paikhomba Wahengbam alias Yohenba Mangang (30) of Kumbi Mayai Leikai of Bishnupur district.

The police accused him of being the self-styled finance and accountant of the recently formed underground organization - Coalition for Liberation with Globalization of Kangleipak (COLIGK).

based on inputs.

“We have information that the new organization is serving demand letters and threats to various government institutions, hospitals, press media, etc. in the recent time,” the SP said.

After analysis of technical intelligence and through human intelligence, the suspect was identified and his whereabouts were zoned in Kwakeithel area of Imphal West district.

The police commandos immediately rushed to the area and conducted a search operation at some suspected houses.

The suspect was arrested from a rented house, he

said. On further raid of the During preliminary rented house, police com- investigation, it was revealed mandos recovered 99 let- that the arrested person was terheads of COLIGK, four behind the formation of the demand letters of COLIGK organization. signed by self-styled YoHe was trying to furhenba Mangang, finance ther the activities of the and account of COLIGK, organization using his name one each of laptop, ink as finance and accountant tank printer, motorcycle Yohenba Mangang.

(Pleasure brand), i20 car, The police also repen drive and two mobile vealed that he had served phones. monetary demand letters to A wallet containing 40 government-run colleges, one driving license, an ATM directors of RIMS, JNIMS, card, Rs 6,000 Indian cur- AYUSH, etc. rency, 2000 Korean Won, He also served similar 110 Bangladesh Taka, 700 demand letters to various Myanmar Kyat and (Refer 140 print, media and No Stn electronic HQ (ECHS) letter Thailand Baht were also admins of various social E/1416/ECHS/EMP/dt Oct 2 seized from his possession, media pages through 13 posts, the SP said. the SP alleged.

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AGARTALA, OCT 14 (PTI): Asserting that the BJP-led government in Tripura has ushered in many development initiatives since 2018, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha on Saturday urged people to cast their votes in favour of the BJP in Assembly polls next year “as all other parties have a long history of political violence”.

Saha, addressing a rally after inaugurating BJP’s Unakoti district office at Kailashahar, claimed that people of the state have only “witnessed killings and attacks” during the 35 years of CPI(M) rule.

“The arrest of the key person behind the newly formed underground organization at its initial stage is a major achievement of the Manipur police,” Imphal West district SP Ksh Shivakumar claimed.

While parading the arrested person before the media, the SP said a team of police commandos attached with the Imphal West district police arrested him during an operation in Kwakeithel area today morning.

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ajor shifts in economic policies from social welfare to pro rich-growth, has seen wealth grow among some corporate houses but which has also come at a high price for the middle and lower income. However, of utmost concern is on the social front, where there is a discernible polarisation in the environment. As the world’s largest democracy, India has all the world’s religions – Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism, Christianity, Buddhism, Jainism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism and teh Bahai faith besides animism. There are 3,000 castes and 25,000 sub-castes in India, each related to a specific occupation. Indian culture is one of the most ancient cultures present in the world. The country is quite diverse and is home to several communities, each of whom has their own culture and traditions. There are also 705 tribal communities in India whose population is 10.43 crore as per 2011 census. Tribals constitute 8.6% of the total population while 89.97% of them live in rural areas and 10.03% in urban areas. For the better part of its 75 years of independence, India has seen the highs and lows of communal harmony. It is acknowledged that social harmony in a country with 130 crore people having diverse religion and culture is not always easy. However, since 2014 the narrative has changed to unity in nationalism. The atmosphere of religious intolerance which has seen a sharp rise in the last several years has been a serious cause for concern in the country.

India is the beloved home for practitioners of all major religions in the world where Indian culture accepts diversity of faiths and beliefs. Religious harmony and social cohesion are two core elements for progress and development. However, there is growing intolerance towards diverse religions leading to communal violence and ripples in social harmony. Instances of intolerance- Frequent use of National Security Act (NSA) for ‘cow slaughter’ by some state governments or using the archaic laws. Instead of getting to the cause of communal violence indulged to by a section of right wing elements, India’s archaic sedition law, under section 124A of the Indian Penal Code has been applied to those on the other side of the spectrum. The law is absurdly broad, making it a criminal offense vague and left to the interpretation of those in power. Political parties polarize naive voters in the name of religion while various cultural organisations are misinterpreting and propagating truths to affirm revivalist predispositions. The Indian media has unfortunately allowed itself to be used to broadcast unconfirmed, sensitive and often biased reports on national television. Debates are polarised and anchorpersons acting as accuser, judge and executioner. It has also impacted freedom of speech-shows of comedians being banned by vigilante groups. Ministers themselves spew hate speeches and incite violence but are not made accountable. Amidst all these, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat said all sections of minorities must stand against communal violence and the society should ensure that such incidents aren’t repeated. Bhagwat also held meetings with leaders of minority religions and exhorted Hindus to not go looking for a shivling in every mosque. Bhagwat’s message is welcome and assuring but it will only be meaningful if central ministers and leaders heed to his advice.

DailyDevotion The Key to the Missionary’s Work

Jesus came and spoke to them, saying, “All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth. Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations…” —Matthew 28:18-19

The key to the missionary’s work is the authority of Jesus Christ, not the needs of the lost. We are inclined to look on our Lord as one who assists us in our endeavors for God. Yet our Lord places Himself as the absolute sovereign and supreme Lord over His disciples. He does not say that the lost will never be saved if we don’t go— He simply says, “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations….” He says, “Go on the basis of the revealed truth of My sovereignty, teaching and preaching out of your living experience of Me.” “Then the eleven disciples went…to the mountain which Jesus had appointed for them” (Matthew 28:16).

If I want to know the universal sovereignty of Christ, I must know Him myself. I must take time to worship the One whose name I bear. Jesus says, “Come to Me…”— that is the place to meet Jesus— “all you who labor and are heavy laden…” (Matthew 11:28)— and how many missionaries are! We completely dismiss these wonderful words of the universal Sovereign of the world, but they are the words of Jesus to His disciples meant for here and now.

“Go therefore….” To “go” simply means to live.

Acts 1:8 is the description of how to go. Jesus did not say in this verse, “Go into Jerusalem, Judea, and Samaria,” but, “…you shall be witnesses to Me in [all these places].” He takes upon Himself the work of sending us. “If you abide in Me, and My words abide in you…” (John 15:7)— that is the way to keep going.

Where we are placed is then a matter of indifference to us, because God sovereignly engineers our goings.

“None of these things move me; nor do I count my life dear to myself, so that I may finish my race with joy, and the ministry which I received from the Lord Jesus…” (Acts 20:24). That is how to keep going until we are gone from this life.

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But he that dares not grasp the thorn Should never crave the rose.

~ Anne Bronte

NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2022

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Racism against North East people

resident of the Northeast will be an Indian only if s/he wins the medal, otherwise the insidious people will call him chinky, Chinese-Momos or Corona!!

Recently, Nagaland Minister joked about the benefits of having ‘small eyes’. Minister Temjen Imna along said, “Because I have small eyes, less dirt enters my eyes. Also, I can easily sleep when I am on the stage and some long programme is going on!”

Let’s applaud him for his dark comedy! I strongly feel its great vehicle to get a message through. Dark comedy is nothing but errors of society and we need to fix it! “Race is not a biological category but it’s a social category.

“Racism is a systematic ideology, a complex set of beliefs and practices that, on the presumed basis of biology, divides humanity into the ‘higher’ us and a lower ‘them’.

In a nutshell, it is this: one can tell everything important about a person, his group, its past and future, by noting the colour of his skin.

The term is also applied to political, economic, or legal institutions and systems that engage in or perpetuate discrimination on the basis of race or otherwise reinforce racial inequalities in wealth and income, education, health care, civil rights, and other areas. According to KM Panikkar, casteism is allegiance to a caste transformed into politics. Ac-

cording to sociologist Kaka Kalelkar, casteism is blind and finite worship of major group, which ignores the propriety, morality and universal fraternity of common norms of justice.

The mentality of being brighter in colour, meaning belonging to a certain class, is deeply ingrained in us. This same mentality is now going so far as to criminalize certain colours and attack them. This has become a matter of concern not only in India but all over the world We face colour hatred and prejudice and somehow still choose to remain silent about it.

Why we need fair creams, fair skin treatment? Why we want particular body type? Why can’t we cancel Hate culture against our own people? Instead of clapping and recognising north east Indians only after winning medals let’s love and treat them as a family, as they are indeed!

Racism is dangerous for: • Democracy • Nationality • Hinders industrial efficiency • Disr upts social cohesion • A hindrance to social mobility • Responsible for moral degradation • Har m national interest • Peace • Humanity Provisions against racism in Indian constitution:

ARTICLE 14 says that no person should be deprived of equality within the territory of India.

ARTICLE 15(1) says that there should be no discrimination on the grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth and ARTICLE 15(3) guarantees to make special provisions for children and women.

ARTICLE 16 ensures the citizens equal opportunities of employment to both the men and women.

ARTICLE 17 abolishes the practice of “untouchability” and any person who practices untouchability shall be punishable under the law.

ARTICLE 21 protects the citizens from deprivation of life and personal liberty.

ARTICLE 46 ensures the protection of the weaker sections of the people the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes and promotes provisions with special care to meet their economic and educational interests.

ARTICLE 51(A)(e) signifies the duty of every citizen to the feeling of harmony and brotherhood among all the citizens of India and abandon the practices which are derogatory to the dignity of women. ARTICLE 243D(3) says that onethird (including the number of seats reserved for the women of Scheduled caste and Scheduled tribe) of the total number of seats has to be reserved for women

in Panchayat. ARTICLE 243T(3) says that onethird (including the number of seats reserved for the women of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe) of the total number of seats in every municipality has to be reserved for women.

ARTICLE 243T(4) provides for the reservation of offices of chairpersons in the municipalities for the scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and women as per the manner provided in the state. The biggest irony against the menace of racism is that these rights are available to the Indian citizens but only against the Indian State! ‘what about the discrimination that is practiced and committed by private individuals??We need to be loud about it!’

Anonymity on social media world: Presently shades of racism and discrimination are complex and often covert. Public attitudes to anti-racism have improved, as expressions of racist ideology have become less socially acceptable. Yet, the anonymity of the Internet has allowed racist stereotypes and inaccurate information to spread online.

At the onset of the pandemic, traffic to hate sites and specific posts against Asians grew by 200% in the U.S. The use of new technologies and artificial intelligence in security raise the spectre of ‘techno- racism’, as facial recognition programmes can misidentify and target racialised com-

munities.

Prejudiced attitudes and discriminatory acts, whether subtle or overt, aggravate existing inequalities in societies. Structural forms of discrimination which include micro-aggressions and everyday indignities are widespread.

The use of new technologies and artificial intelligence in security raises the threat of techno-racism. This is because facial recognition programmes can misidentify and target racialised communities.

A study by The Lancet focussed on the social dimension of the COVID-19 pandemic and the vulnerability of ethnic minorities.

The World Health Organization has cautioned on the dangers of profiling and stigmatising communities that can lead to fear and the subsequent concealment of cases and delays in detection.

Women and girls also carry a double burden of being exposed to racial and gender-based prejudices. Racial discrimination deepens and fuels inequality in our societies.

Social fixing against Racism - In January 2021 the World Economic Forum launched a coalition of organizations committed to improving racial and ethnic justice in the workplace.

The ‘Black Lives Matter’ protests gained momentum in not only the United States but the whole world. People, as well as many governments across

different countries, came forth against the prevalence of racial discrimination worldwide. Through education, particularly the Global Citizenship Education programme, UNESCO works to ensure that schools promote inclusiveness, solidarity, gender equality, the culture of peace and non-violence and respect for others, and provide opportunities for students to reflect and discuss these issues and their personal responsibility.

Through the promotion of tangible and intangible cultural heritage!

UNESCO is committed to preserving cultural diversity and respect for others; Through projects such as “The Slave Route: Resistance, Liberty, Heritage”, UNESCO is fighting racism and discrimination with the involvement of cities, museums, site managers and itineraries of memory I would like to conclude that A global culture of tolerance, equality and anti-discrimination should be built first and foremost in the minds of women and men! We need to adopt value called acceptance! we shall practice basic acceptance of “Inclusion of each and every existence!” This world will be better place of we accept and love everyone the way they are. Let’s practice acceptance.

Yogita JD Karache is a political scientist and research analyst. ykarache55@gmail.com

Centralization of financial powers, office functions need urgent review

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he Administrative Training Institute Kohima under the Leadership of the Director General of ATI. Shri R.B. Thong, IAS had initiated the District Training Programs for imparting training on Office procedures and Accounts rules and procedures to all the Government employees in the District offices in the 16 Districts of Nagaland. The District Training programme was successfully completed by the month of August, 2022.

As a Resource Person in the ATI’s District Training Program 2022s, I was privileged to visit almost all the Districts in Nagaland and had valuable interactions with the District Officers and

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Staff wherever we went. I had observed that due to centralisation of Financial and Office functions to the Heads of Departments because of the Financial Management system in Government on imposing of financial austerity measures, there is hardly any work and activities in the District level offices.

Therefore, thousands of the Districts Government employees and machineries are lying idle without any functions in the district offices except Deputy’s offices and a few others.

Therefore, unless the Financial powers and the office functions are better streamlined and delegated to the District offices, opening of District offices will not

uthor Norman Vincent Peale penned “The Power of Positive Thinking,” which is the title of his book.

Published in 1952, this book is a guide to self-betterment. The book serves as a self-help guide for overcoming the problems that arise in everyday life, with a primary emphasis on the idea that one should not get discouraged or give up on anything that has the potential to be accomplished or improved. *In a nutshell, “our life may be better and full of happiness and satisfaction” Have faith in yourself. Always have a good outlook and think positive thoughts. Believe in your own abilities. Create a mental image of yourself becoming successful and keep it in your head at all times. Never even consider the possibility of failing or questioning the truth. Saying these words multiple times with confidence can help you believe them: I can accomplish all these things because God has fortified me.

Let go of the negative ideas that are going through your head; this will help you feel better, allow you to focus on the ideal, and make you calmer.

Release your anxieties and haReader’s note: Articles

add much meaning, purpose or function. Therefore, a direct Budget System for the District-level implementing authorities and proper procedural streamlining are highly needed.

Secondly, the financial Rules such as the Financial Cognate Power Rules, NPWD Code, Leave Rules etc are neither up-to-date nor new rules or systems have been introduced befitting with the present situation and context. which become not suitable and applicable nor enforceable to the present days.

NPWD Code Rules 1964 was amended in 1997, but only the technical potions, whereas the Accounts part was left out. With regard to

Leave Rules, some offices are found to be still following the 1933 Leave Rules with 1/10 Earned Leave Credit System i.e, 1 day earnest leave earned in the leave Account for 10 days on duty while others are following the Central Revised Rules 1972, 15 days Earned Leave on 1st January and 15 days on 1st July Earned Leave Credit System.

Being under the same Government, a uniform Rule or system must be maintained. Therefore, most of the old rules are not applicable nor enforceable in the present context, and are thereby in urgent need of timely updates to add more relevance and practicality, and to be more befitting

or suitable to the present situation. Thirdly, the present Financial Management system in the Government such as validity period for Drawal authority / Drawal limit, Authentication of Drawal authorities or Drawal limit, Financial sanction orders which are actually financial austerity measures for temporary period being used as permanent Rules or procedures for prolonged periods are creating a lot of inconveniences and distorting the actual Accounting system particularly in the cheque Drawal Department and are consequently putting the DDOs at serious risks with money becoming insecure and risky. The trend is that of, for fear of the

thief, keeping huge amounts of money in unbelievable places temporarily without any security.

Therefore, the Budgetary system and the Financial Management system in Nagaland Is in dire need of an urgent review; to systematize, simplify and make convenient and secure the Government money in the best interest of the public in general. Otherwise, the Government stands at the threat of facing very deeprooted problems in the near future if this trend continues.

Khinyi Woch Resource Person on Accounts subjects ATI District Training Programme 2022 aaron_woch@yahoo.com

Power of positive thinking treds, put an end to emotions of direction toward success. Pray, out to accomplish. Practice hav- Put yourself completely in God’s inadequacy and guilt, and bring and while you’re doing so, tell ing faith and expecting the best control and be willing to accept to mind all of the happy expe- God everything and everything from you. Never mistrust your his solution as the only viable riences and ideas you’ve had. that’s on your mind. Have un- own abilities, no matter what option. Get over your anger and Maintain a regular meditation wavering trust that God is on you’re doing. Give it your best let go of your grudges, as quickly practise and let your thoughts your side and be grateful for the and do it with a positive attitude. as is humanly feasible.

Act in a way that is relaxed wander freely. Putting everything assistance that you are receiving Believe in yourself and you will and comfortable for you. Deelse out of your mind and con- from him. Pray, imagine, and achieve your goals. centrating only on the splendour then make it happen.

Inform yourself that worry- velop the ability to remain calm of God. Maintain a positive attitude ing is nothing more than a very and collected under pressure by God is the primary origin and work to create your own poor habit. Worry is a habit that training yourself to think less of all forms of energy, including happiness. Always be content may be broken through the prac- and react less. Be sincere in your atomic energy, electrical energy, with your performance and tise of faith. Visualize that all of interest in other people, since this and spiritual energy. Every kind what you have, and constantly your anxious thoughts are now will give them the impression of energy originates from the look for the positives in your being removed from your head. that they are important to you. holy being itself. situation. You are the only arConquer your fears and You should load your days full Always talk to God and biter of whether or not you will have faith that you can do ev- of creative and fitness exercise to thank him for whatever you have, experience joy in life. Always erything you set your mind to. get the most out of them.

The best way to approach from the resources to the energy. remind yourself that you should Don’t think on things that have God is with a heart full with Get out of yourself; the more be grateful for what you have. previously made you joyful; you concentrate your attention By wasting your strength instead, approach every chal- faith and an empty mind and on something that is larger than and energy on anger and worry, lenge and obstacle with a smile heart to give to him. Develop a routine in your life that includes you, the more energy you will individuals make life more dif- on your face. have. Put an end to the mental ficult for themselves and of Always keep your faith in prayer and faith. Discover what and emotional struggles you’ve everyone around them too. You God since he is just as real as it means to have genuine connecbeen having within, since they should not be disturbed, and you the rest of your relationships, tion with God. Have faith that are a continual drain on your should not allow it to be terri- whether they are with friends, you are making progress toward vitality. fied while you face challenging family, or lovers. Talk to God overcoming your challenge with Begin every endeavour with circumstances. Without rush- about your problems, and have the help of God. Finally, what a prayer to God, asking for the ing, God manages to get things faith that he will listen, assist I found after reading is that, ability to face challenges front done, and he ensures that they you, and show you how to find having faith in god, praying for help with everything, and having on and make sound decisions. are done well. answers to your questions.

Your good thoughts and prayers Learn to accept things and Believe I have confidence confidence in both yourself and directed toward God, as well as not question anything, trust in the healing power of god, as god will lead you to success and your confidence in God, will yourself, and believe that you well as the medical science and put you on the correct road.

Ishita Patidar always guide you in the right will succeed in anything you set harmony that promotes healing. or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

Several nations approaching us for setting up IITs there: Pradhan NEW DELHI, OCT 14 (PTI): Many developing and developed nations are approaching the Indian government for setting up IIT campuses there, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said on Friday.

Asserting that the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are earning global recognition, he said these are no longer just Indian Institutes of Technology but have become instruments of transformation.

Addressing the inaugural ceremony of the two-day research fair IInvenTiv at IIT-Delhi being collectively organised by 23 IITs, Pradhan said, “Many developing and developed nations are approaching the Indian government for setting up IIT campuses in their countries at their own cost. I feel proud that India’s collective wisdom in experimenting with IITs is earning global

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recognition.” “ We h ave t o s t o p benchmarking IITs based on placement packages. IITs should redefine parameters and benchmark on the number of innovations brought in the market, innovations monetised, and the number of job creators created.”

Stressing that technology will drive the next phase of growth and development with Information Technology and communications technology among the frontrunners, the minister said the world today will invest more vigorously on India. “India’s

talent, digital-first attitude, market size, emerging purchasing power and growing aspirations is a heady mix to take India forward at an unprecedented speed and scale. Our IITs should seize this opportunity, he added.

Pradhan highlighted that the Covid pandemic has shown us what happens when technology-driven research commits itself to the service of the human race.

Citing the development of Indian vaccines within a short period to stress that it not only benefitted Indians but millions of people around the world, Pradhan told the conference, “It has all been possible because of brilliant minds like yours.”

These are the signs of an ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’, he noted, adding there is a need to encourage the relationship of Academic research and development, new-age technology, the

industry and society, even more, to take research and innovation to the zenith so that no one is left behind.

Pradhan said in the ‘Amrit Kaal’, the 25 years identified by the government till the centenary of India’s Independence, the country would be propelled by innovations at the grassroot level and it would seek the participation of all, especially the rural sector. “IInvenTiv shall be the start of such a revolution and emerge as a key forum which will provide solutions to complex global problems,” he stressed.

The fair is being organized in commemoration of the 75th year of India’s Independence in line with the Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav initiative. It has brought over 300 representatives from industry, including startups, along with government, and embassy officials, and IIT alumni.

Kharge seeks support from Odisha Congress leaders BHUBANESWAR, OCT 14 (IANS): Veteran Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge on Friday met Odisha Congress leaders and sought their support for his candidature in the AICC Presidential election, scheduled to be held on October 17.

Speaking to reporters here, Kharge said he has resigned from Leader of Opposition and filed nominations for the AICC President’s election after receiving calls from many of his party leaders.

The Congress leader said he has no other manifesto to contest the election within the party. He will implement the outcomes of the Chintan Shivir held at Udaipur in Rajasthan four months ago. “About 1,000 Congress leaders across the country had participated in the deliberation and the outcomes, also called ‘Udaipur Declaration’, is my priority,” he said.

Cong will restore old pension scheme if voted to power in Himachal: Priyanka

SHIMLA, OCT 14 (PTI): Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Friday promised to restore the old pension scheme for government employees in Himachal Pradesh if the Congress was voted to power in the Assembly elections.

The AICC general secretary made the announcement while addressing the ‘Parivartan Pratigya Rally’ at Thodo Maidan in Solan district and added that the old scheme was withdrawn by the BJP government at the Centre.

Elections to the Himachal Pradesh Assembly will be held on November 12, the Election Commission of India announced on Friday.

Gandhi said she guaranteed that the decision to restore the old pension scheme and create one lakh jobs would be taken in the first meeting of the new Congress Cabinet.

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demand restoration of the old pension scheme for two months but no government representative met them, she said.

Gandhi also alleged that 63,000 posts were lying vacant in the state but unemployed youths had not been provided jobs. She promised that five lakh jobs would be provided to unemployed youths in five years and announced a monthly allowance of Rs 1,500 to women to help raise the standard of living.

“This is the time to change, otherwise you will

not get anything in the next five years,” she said.

“If you vote the Congress to power, Himachal Pradesh will grow.”

Gandhi also hit back at the BJP for claiming that Himachal would buck the trend of changing governments every five years and said the ruling party changed the trend by not making any development.

The Congress leader also addressed the increasing trend of drug addition in the state and said a policy would be created and deaddiction centres opened in every district. Primary health centres will also be strengthened to provide better health care facilities to people.

Gandhi added that she made her house in Himachal as her grandmother (former prime minister Indira Gandhi) wanted to build a house and retire there but was martyred before she could.

Import of thermal coal to stop ‘Will not go back to them till I am alive’: Nitish hits out at BJP by 2024-25, says Pralhad Joshi

when those in power used to think that talking about industry, business and industrialists is kind of antipoor. But, our government does not think like that, we think your businesses should run nicely and our policies should be good and the revenue from you will help in serving the poor. This is the firm belief of the government and we think you are working for the country,”

Nitish Kumar being welcomed by supporters during the inauguration of Govt Engineering College in Samastipur. (PTI)

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It was the only decision taken at a meeting of the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination on the IndiaChina Border Affairs as there was no breakthrough to resolve the issues at the key friction points of Demchok and Depsang.

The MEA said the two sides agreed to continue discussions through diplomatic and military channels to resolve the remaining issues “at the earliest” so as to create conditions for the restoration of normalcy in the bilateral relations.

“To achieve the objective of resolution of remaining issues along the LAC in the Western Sector in accordance with the existing bilateral agreements and protocols, they agreed to hold the next (17th) round of the Senior Commanders meeting at an early date,” the MEA said in a statement.

Though the two sides disengaged from Patrolling Point 15 (PP-15) last month, there has been no progress on resolving the standoff in the Demchok and Depsang regions.

The MEA said the two sides reviewed the situation along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Western Sector of the India-China border areas.

minister in the UPA-1 government.

“So different were the leaders of the same party of the past like former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, in whose cabinet I had the privilege to work, and LK Advani who was then the Deputy PM. I have fond memories of Murli Manohar Joshi too who honored my request to upgrade my alma mater, the Bihar Engineering College, as a National Institute of Technology,” said Kumar.

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he added. Joshi said that the government has brought major reforms in the mining sector in 2021 and there has been a sea change in less than one-and-a-half years.

The prime minister had said that after agriculture and small industries, mining is the sector which can provide jobs and develop the economy. Joshi further said that the prime minister has said that India should become developed country by 2047. “...today the contribution to GDP from mining sector is around just 0.9 per cent... by 2030 we should try to take it to 2.5 per cent. We will be working and talking with the states on how should be the auction, allocation and what should be the policy, rules and laws for this purpose,” he said.

You can figure out the style of functioning of these people,” Kumar told the gathering, without mentioning the BJP by name.

Prasad was named in an IRCTC land for hotels scam a few years ago in which his son Tejashwi Yadav, then serving his first tenure as Deputy CM, was also named an accused.

This had unsettled Kumar, who sets much store on his reputation for personal probity, and led to his return to the NDA.

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NAGPUR, OCT 14 (PTI): Union coal minister Pralhad Joshi on Friday said that the country will stop import of thermal coal by 2024-25.

Joshi was speaking at the ‘Mincon 2022’ Mines -Mineral-Metals event here.

The minister expressed his concern that that the country has to import coal despite having adequate domestic resource of the fuel.

He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi told him that this substitute coal import has to stop. “We are working in that direction and I am assuring you that by 2024-25, the substitute coal that is thermal coal import, we are going to stop it,” he said. Joshi said that the government is taking pro-industry initiatives.

“There was a time,

SAMASTIPUR (BIHAR), OCT 14 (PTI): Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Friday declared that he will not realign with the BJP till he is alive, accusing the former ally of using investigating agencies for targeting political opponents like RJD president Lalu Prasad.

Addressing a function in this north Bihar district, where he inaugurated a government engineering college, Kumar charged the current BJP leadership with arrogance and wistfully recalled the era of Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Lal Krishna Advani and Murli Manohar Joshi.

“They lodged a case against Lalu ji, which caused me to sever my ties with him. Nothing came of it. And now when we are together again, they are lodging fresh cases.

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regulations and sustainable challenges and to provide a linkage between buyers, sellers and service providers for networking and establishing a direct contact.

FPO leaders from across the country also participated in the conference.

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DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): Spice far mers from Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Nagaland attended the first National Spice Conference held at Mumbai on October 6 and 7.

Participants from Nagaland were led under the supervision of Prof. Akali Sema and Dr. GraceliYepthomi, Nagaland University.

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On the delay in release of State share to insurance company because of which many hospitals did not receive payments on time, Bhatia said the government had started a proper mechanism for timely payment and hoped that the system would be continued.

Health & Family Welfare (H&FW) secretary Asangla Imti and deputy director Dr Kika Longkumer also attended the press briefing.

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international market, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the precious metal had closed at Rs 51,359 per 10 grams. Silver also declined by Rs 692 to Rs 57,477 per kilogram from Rs 58,169 per kg. “The precious metal could continue to be pressured by the rising yields and expensive dollar,” said Dilip Parmar.

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ful integrity”. He also cited the Congress demand on the Governor to dismiss the chief minister if the latter refused to resign.

Imchen said as per his understanding and in the given circumstances, the situation was taking an extraordinary turn and so the NDPP should stand up to the occasion and deal with the matter with level headedness as the matter cannot be taken lightly.

similar to that available for Central Government employees under the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) as well as differential room entitlement as per their employee grade.

Earlier at the programme, state Chaplin Yamyap konyak gave invocation. On the occasion, the chief minister also released the CMHIS Policy Document, and also launched the CMHIS Beneficiary Registration Portal.

He also handed over the Ayushman – CMHIS Card to the beneficiaries, namely, Yinshom SS Konyak from the General Population Category, Neikholhoulie Belho from the Pensioners Category, and Solo Kent from the Government Employees Category. Empanelment Certificates were also handed over to Oking Hospital Kohima, CIHSR Dimapur, Olive Hospital Dimapur, District Hospital Mon and District Hospital, Longleng. Senior officials from various departments, district level officials from the administration and the H&FW department, representatives from Nagaland Pensioners Association, CANSSEA, NCSA, NSSA and other associations; civil societies, Church and faithbased organizations and community leaders as well as ex-parliamentarians and ex-legislators attended the launching programme.

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(From p-1) He said nobody can stop NDPP from filing the FIR and issuing press statement on public domain to refute the news report may be okay but not filing FIR only heightens doubts over the NDPP rebuttal.

However if NDPP has indeed filed FIR then it was meaningless to not mention it.

Imchen said the office the CM of Nagaland cannot be subjected to “doubt-

(From p-1) Pangnyu also said that there was a substantial section of the society, which neither belonged to government employee family nor eligible for AB PM-JAY. He said the state government was therefore responsive to those concerns of the people and have come up with the scheme, which was aimed to reduce their financial burden.

He expressed hope that CMHIS would be an important stepping stone in achieving positive health and wellbeing and a driver of economic prosperity for the State. For CMHIS (GEN) beneficiary families, sum insured is Rs. 5 lakh per family per annum on a family floater basis, similar to AB PM-JAY. For CMHIS (EP) beneficiary families, the sum insured is Rs. 20 lakh per family per annum on a family floater basis. Further, for government employees, any additional expenses beyond the sum insured would be reimbursed on a case-to-case basis by the State Government on recommendation of the State Medical Board.

CMHIS (GEN) beneficiaries will be entitled to more than 1950 medical and surgical packages across 27 major clinical specialties as well as entitlement to General Ward, similar to AB PM-JAY. CMHIS (EP) beneficiaries will be entitled

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He revealed that the State government spent about Rs 25 to 30 crore annually on medical reimbursements, which sometimes went higher. Therefore, he said the government decided to introduce CMHIS by using the money and provide universal health coverage, covering the general categories as well. On empanelment of hospitals, principal secretary and development commissioner Amardeep Singh Bhatia said, as per the scheme, empanelment was not mandatory and hospitals

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especially in rural areas, adopted technology.

In India, Sitharaman said, electricity supply is erratic, however, between 2014 and 2019, the (NDA) Government worked on providing electricity in villages and also to each rural household. Once this was achieved, Sitharaman said that the next step was providing optic fibre to all panchayats across the country. Today, she informed 80 per cent of panchayats have optic fi-

that there was trust deficit earlier because of certain issues, but assured that this time there would be no discrimination or distinction.

He announced that the State government would release Rs 16 crore to the insurance company. He explained that the insurance period was one year and renewal would be automatic, adding that the card would remain valid as long as the scheme continued and the scheme would continue as long as the State government paid the premium.

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bre connectivity. The open source network created by the Government had helped small businesses, Sitharaman informed the select gathering of students and faculty members.

She also explained how the open network for digital commerce (ONDC), had helped in transforming trade and commerce and bank account aggregators have changed the dynamics of digital banking and commerce.

Digital payment interfaces like UPI are now being accepted in several countries, the Finance Minister said and even tax assessment as well as tax collection is being done online.

“These (UPI interfaces) are public goods and are affordable,” Sitharaman said, while highlighting the technological transformation in India.

the employees received.

He invited the private hospitals to get empanelled as the gover nment had rolled out a scheme whose the package was one of the best available in the country.

He asserted that no one could accuse the State government of favouritism as the scheme covered every individual, unlike the earlier practice where once a person got enrolled, any empanelled hospital would treat the patient as long as he or she produced CMHIS card. Sentiyanger admitted

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NEW DELHI, OCT 14 (IANS): Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has underlined the significance of technology transformation, which she said, was the main reason behind ensuring good governance in India.

Speaking on the topic “Technology, Finance and Governance: The Multiplier Effect” at the John Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, the Finance Minister said, “Good governance in India is being achieved through technology transformation, especially in the last two years.”

It has also helped in scaling and integration of micro, small and medium enterprises in India, the Finance Minister said.

She told the gathering on Thursday that after overcoming initial hesitation, people in India and

(From p-1) to all tribal and faithbased organisations and community leaders to create awareness so that the scheme reached the grassroots.

The finance commissioner said the State government pays around Rs.800 as medical allowance (MA) to all government employees, adding that a conscious policy decision had been now taken to convert half of the MA amount to an insurance scheme, which would be more than the allowances

HC acquits ex-DU prof Saibaba on ‘Maoist links’ Says procedural safeguards are sacrosanct MUMBAI, OCT 14 (PTI): More than eight years after his arrest, the Bombay High Court on Friday acquitted former Delhi University professor G N Saibaba in an alleged Maoist links case for want of valid sanction for prosecution under the UAPA. Following the HC order, the National Investigation Agency -- which had taken over the probe from Maharashtra police -moved the Supreme Court against the acquittal. The SC, however, rejected NIA’s request for immediate stay to the order.

Setting aside the life imprisonment awarded to Saibaba by the trial court, the high court noted that while the fight against terrorism was important, procedural safeguards can not be sacrificed “at the altar of perceived peril to national security.” Saibaba, 52, is likely to be released from Nagpur central jail where he is lodged since his arrest in May 2014 on Saturday, his lawyers said.

The high court’s Nagpur bench of Justices Rohit

Delhi University professor GN Saibaba with his wife Vasantha Kumari outside the Nagpur Central Jail. (PTI file)

Deo and Anil Pansare in its 101-page judgement noted that the sanction to prosecute the accused under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act was “bad in law and invalid”.

Saibaba, who is wheelchair-bound due to 90 per cent physical disability, should be released forthwith unless his custody was required in any other case, the court said.

Welcoming the ruling, his wife A S Vasantha Kumari said they had faith that he would be cleared from the case as he was innocent.

The HC also allowed the appeals filed by five other convicts, acquitting them of all charges.

In March 2017, a sessions court in eastern Maharashtra’s Gadchiroli district convicted Saibaba and oth-

ers including a journalist and a Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student for alleged Maoist links and for indulging in activities amounting to `waging war against the country.’

The trial court held Saibaba and others guilty under the stringent UAPA and Indian Penal Code (IPC). The sanction to prosecute under the UAPA was granted in 2014 against the five accused who had been arrested initially. The sanction to prosecute Saibaba was granted in 2015.

The HC pointed out that in 2014 when the trial court took cognisance of the charge-sheet against him and others, there was no sanction to prosecute Saibaba under the UAPA. The trial court’s proceedings were thus “null

and void” in the absence of a valid sanction under the UAPA and hence the judgment of conviction was liable to be set aside, the high court held.

Terrorism poses an ominous threat to national security and vile and abhorrent acts of terror do evoke collective societal anger and anguish, the judges said.

“While the war against terror must be waged by the State with unwavering resolve, and every legitimate weapon in the armoury must be deployed in the fight against terror, a civil democratic society can ill afford sacrificing the procedural safeguards legislatively provided, and which is an integral facet of the due process of law, at the altar of perceived peril to national security,” the HC said.

Speaking to PTI, Saibaba’s wife Kumari said, “We had faith that he would be acquitted because he did not do anything wrong. There was no crime and no evidence. I am thankful to the judiciary and all those who supported us.”

The couple’s daughter is currently pursuing MPhil from Jamia Millia Islamia.

Asked how they coped with his absence in the last eight eight years, Kumari said, “Don’t ask! There was a lot of struggle and patience involved in the last

eight years. It was difficult for Sai also since his health deteriorated and he lost his job.

While Saibaba was a resident of Delhi at the time of his arrest, co-accused Mahesh Tirki (27) and Pandu Narote (who died while the hearing on his appeal was pending) were locals of Gadchiroli district and were farmers.

Hem Mishra (37) was a student who lived in Almoda district in Uttarakhand, Prashant Sanglikar (59) was a journalist who hailed from Deharadun in Uttarakhand and Vijay Tirki (35) from Chattisgarh was a labourer at the time of arrest.

Only Vijay Tirki had been granted bail in the case.

Activist and lawyer Prashant Bhushan termed the HC verdict as “good news”. Saibaba was kept in the ‘Anda Cell’ (high security cell) of the jail despite being disabled and in poor health, he claimed in a tweet.

The CPI (M) also welcomed the acquittal and demanded immediate release of all “political prisoners.”

“CPI(M) welcomes (the) acquittal of GN Saibaba and expresses solidarity with him. Many more continue to be persecuted under false charges. Release all political prisoners immediately,” the party said.

Bomb threat: Aeroflot flight from Moscow Shah should have spoken about makes emergency landing at Delhi airport undeclared emergency: Tejashwi NEW DELHI, OCT 14 (PTI): A plane from Moscow carrying 402 people made an emergency landing in the national capital on Friday following a bomb threat, according to officials.

The Aeroflot aircraft operating flight SU 232 landed at the Indira Gandhi International Airport here at 2.48 am. The passengers and crew were evacuated safely, they said.

According to the police, the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) received an e-mail warning of bombs on the flight on Thursday night.

As the flight landed, its 386 passengers and 16 crew members were immediately evacuated, a senior police official said.

The flight was checked and nothing has been found so far, the official said, adding that the aircraft has been isolated. “On Thursday around 11 pm, a threat message was received at IGI Control Room social media site regarding bombs planted on board Russian flight no SU-272 arriving at IGI Airport. The flight landed at 2.48 am safely,” one of the officials said.

BSF guns down Pak drone along border in Amritsar CHANDIGARH, OCT 14 (PTI): Border Security Force troops in Punjab’s Amritsar on Friday shot down a drone that had sneaked into the Indian territory from Pakistan, an official said.

BSF personnel at the Shahpur border outpost fired 17 rounds after they noticed the drone coming from the Pakistani side around 4:30 am, the official said. Illuminating bombs were also used to increase visibility as it was still dark, he said, adding that the drone was shot down immediately after it entered Indian territory in the area falling near Bhaini Gill village in Amritsar.

During the search that followed, troops recovered a quadcopter (DJI Matrice) weighing four kilograms, a BSF statement said.

It said a wing-rod of the quadcopter was broken and there was a hold-andrelease mechanism.

Full emergency was declared for the landing of the Boeing 777 aircraft that was being operated by Russian carrier Aeroflot, the official added.

“The security related protocol was followed by the IGI police. All the passengers and their luggage de-boarded after proper checking and frisking. Further, the aircraft has also been thorougly checked and no suspicious item has been found. Further action is underway,” Deputy Commissioner of Police (IGI Airport) Tanu Sharma said. There have been at least two incidents of alleged bomb threat on flights in the last few weeks.

On October 3, the Indian Air Force had scram-

bled its fighter jets after receiving information of a bomb scare on a China-bound Iranian civilian plane that was flying over the Indian airspace. The aircraft did not land in India and later landed safely in China.

Earlier, on September 30, a Malaysia-bound flight was delayed over a false bomb alarm after a fight between two passengers onboard the plane at the IGIA. Four passengers allegedly involved in the incident were handed over to the local police.

Among other incidents, on August 12, 2019, IGIA received a hoax bomb call for Terminal-2 that affected its operations for around 70 minutes.

India proud to be friend and partner in liberation war of Bangladesh: Murmu NEW DELHI, OCT 14 (PTI): President Droupadi Murmu on Friday said India is proud to be a friend and partner in the liberation war of Bangladesh and continues to share the development journey with it.

She said that liberation of Bangladesh and its rise and prosperity is an inspiring story for the world community.

“Youth of Bangladesh have a past which is full of glory, and a future that is full of promises,” Murmu said, while addressing a youth delegation from Bangladesh, who had called on her at Rashtrapati Bhavan here.

President Murmu said India is proud to be a friend and partner in the Liberation War of Bangladesh and continues to share the development journey with Bangladesh, according to a Rashtrapati Bhavan statement.

“It is important for us to preserve this spirit, which continues to inspire the deep friendship between our two countries and our people,” it said. The president said that Bangladesh occupies a very special place in the hearts and minds of every Indian.

“Our countries share deep civilisational links. We share many things between us including art, music and

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literature,” Murmu said.

She said that India has always attached the highest priority to its friendship with Bangladesh and we remain committed to realising its full potential. “Our deep cooperation shows the importance that both countries attach to this relationship,” the president said.

She recalled her recent meetings with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in Delhi and in London.

The president stated that both India and Bangladesh have a young population. “More than half of India’s population consists of young people and Bangladesh’s demography is similar to ours, with a large youth population,” Murmu said. She said that as innovators, creators, builders and leaders of the future, the youth of both countries need to engage in cutting-edge areas such as green energy, start ups and technology enabled services in finance,

health and education.

The president noted that while there is already a lot of people to people contact between India and Bangladesh, “we need to do much more.”

In this regard, the youth of both countries can play a leading role, she said.

T h e p r e s i d e n t ex pressed hope that the members of the delegation will use this opportunity to gain insights and experiences on various aspects of India, its diversity and the developments in areas pertaining to science, technology, arts etc.

She said that just as youth of Bangladesh work hard to build the Sonar Bangla, they should also work with the same passion and sincerity to usher in a golden era of peace, prosperity and friendship among the people of India and Bangladesh.

Addressing the delegation members, the president said that they all are future leaders of Bangladesh.

“They are the custodians of the future of not only Bangladesh but also of the unique relationship of India and Bangladesh,” Murmu said. She expressed confidence that they will play a major role in the years to come in strengthening the relationship between the two countries.

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NEW DELHI, OCT 14 (PTI): India’s nuclear-powered submarine INS Arihant on Friday carried out a successful launch of a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) in the Bay of Bengal with a “very high accuracy”, the defence ministry said.

It said all operational and technological parameters of the weapon system have been validated, seen as a major milestone to further boost India’s strategic strike capabilities.

“INS Arihant carried out a successful launch of a Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile (SLBM) on October 14. The missile was tested to a predetermined range and impacted the target area in the Bay of Bengal with very high accuracy,” the ministry said in a statement. It said “all operational and technological parameters of the weapon system have been validated”.

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R/o Kichilimi Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

75. Shri Vikeduolie Metha, S/o Neikethozo Metha, R/o New Chumukedima Village, Chumukedima, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) B, Yajang.

76. Shri Viekhrope, S/o Lhoushe, R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

77. Shri Kuvezo Rhakho, S/o Vethonyi Rhakho, R/o Zani Village, Dimapur, Constable (Computer Operator) 13th NAP (IR) BN. 78. Shri Khotsolo, S/o Lhoupenyi, R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

79. Shri Neikhrotso, S/o D. Kolho Koza, R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

80. Shri Viete, S/o Visalie , R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

81. Shri Mhathung L.Jami, S/o Likao Jami, R/o Merapani Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN.Yajang.

82. Shri Tepekhruto, S/o Lt. Kevilesu, R/o Zhadima Village, Kohima, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

83. Shri Mhao Ngullie, S/o Lt.Nrikhon Ngullie, R/o Nungying Village, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

84. Shri Zuchanbemo C Kikon, S/o Chonpanthung Kikon, Yanthamo Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

85. Shri K. Rhanbemo Kithan, S/o Kilow Kithan, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

86. Shri Nzanbemo Z. Tungoe, S/o R.Zubemo Tungoe, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

87. Shri Viketouzo Rupre-o, S/o Solhou Rupre-o, R/o Cheichama Village, Kohima, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

88. Shri N. Chobthung Enni, S/o Nrabemo Enni, R/o Old Changsu Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

89. Shri H. Longshithung Lotha, S/o Hachio Lotha, R/o Old Changsu Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

90. Shri Chibemo L. Lotha, S/o Lavanthung Murry, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

91. Shri Kawoto S Assumi, S/o Shitovi, R/o Phuye Old Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

92. Shri Pankathung Patton, S/o Nyanchumo Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

93. Shri Chumremo M. Odyuo, S/o Mhathung Oduyo, R/o Englan Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

94. Shri Nzanthung R Lotha, S/o Renchumo Lotha, R/o Longsa Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

95. Shri Vienilo, S/o Khapelo, R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

96. Shri Nukuzo Doza, S/o Razu-o Doza, R/o Thevopisu Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

97. Shri Ropfevie Koza, S/o Lt.Teisovi Koza, R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

98. Shri Aochiba Aier, S/o Alikaba Aier, R/o Mopungchuket Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

99. Shri Krove Koza, S/o Mezelhou Koza, R/o Sodzulhou Village, Chumukidima, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

100. Shri Rukuvo Yhobu, S/o Lt. Mudohuyi Yhobu, R/o Pfutsero Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

101. Shri Vinoto Ayemi, S/o Mithihe Ayemi, R/o Shoxuvi village, Chumukedima, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 199/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 7 to 101).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

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(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH 35. Shri Rhadalu Pohena, S/o Zunyo Pochena, Chizami, Phek., Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

36. Shri Wemeri Ritse, S/o Shri. Neipfulo Ritse, Puftseromi Village, Phek, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

37. Shri. Tshutshowe, S/o Hiwepe, New Colony Phek Town, Phek.

Constable (GD) , 5th NAP Bn Phek.

38. Shri. Vechosheyi Huire, S/o Sazopa Huire, Phek Town, Phek Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

39. Shri Zekope Lohe, S/o Thepuneyi Lohe, Jerico II Colony, Phek Town, Phek.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

40. Shri Kuduta Nusory, S/o Kumashe Nusory Bethany-1 Colony, Phek Town.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

41. Shri Niekhohu Mede–O, S/o Suhrhokho Mede-O, Phusachodu Village, Phek Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

42. Shri T. Samoul, S/o K. Throngso Yim, Shiponger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

43. Shri Vithul Rhetso, S/o Neileho Rhetso, Viswema Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

44. Shri Zechelo Wetsa, S/o Lt. Kedutsozu Wetsa, Kami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

45. Shri Wesheko Mero, S/o Lhiwekedou Mero, Pfutseromi Village, Phek Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

46. Shri Khruvozo Nienu, S/o Lhunetso Nienu, Mutsale Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

47. Shri Junda Nyusou, S/o Khuomatho Nyusou, Meluri Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

48. Shri Vikuto Victor Thapo, S/o Khwelzhu Joseph Thapo, Viswema Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

49. Shri Putuvi Lea, S/o Khu-o Lea, Tsupfume Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

50. Shri Khravitho, S/o Kewezu, Matikhru Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

51. Shri Rokovotso Zhale, S/o Thinoseo Zhale, Dihoma Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

52. Shri Zhove Rhakho, S/o Chiekhuthiyi Rhakho, Lozaphuhu Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

53. Shri Khriesavezo Soho, S/o Chikhopa Soho, Phek Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

54. Shri Zalekho Tunyi, S/o Vetsonu Tunyi, Kikruma Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

55. Shri Keduwepre Chiero, S/o Welhipe Chiero, Mesulumi Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

56. Shri Zhove Puro, S/o Kuvepoyo Puro, Kikruna Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

57. Shri Ayeto Chisho, S/o Mulaho Chisho, Rotomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

58. Shri Vetuzo Hoshi, S/o Lt. Nukhupa Hoshi, Phek Village, Phek. Constable (Wielder), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

59. Shri Wodemo J Ngullie, S/o John Ngullie, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

60. Shri Thungchio P. Kithan, S/o L. Phanjamo Kithan, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

61. Shri. Yanbothung Yanthan, S/o Nchumo Yanthan, Lakhuti Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

62. Shri. Nruthung Ezung, S/o Yimlothung Ezung, Longsa Village, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

63. Shri Tongpangyongdang Ozukum, S/o Rongsenlepzuk, Yimjenkimong Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

64. Shri Medo kenyu, S/o Neilhipe Kenye, R/o Chizami village, Phek Bithungo Lotha, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

65. Shri Bithungo Lotha, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

66. Shri Kedicho Pucho, S/o Solesu Pucho, Kezo Town, Kohima. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

67. Shri Roukuovotuo Pfukha, S/o Neisetuolie Pfukha, Rusoma Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek 68. Shri Maongkaba, S/o Tarentongzuk, Longmisa Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

69. Shri Lumliba Sangtam, S/o K.Tsatovi Sangtam, Seyochung Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. 70. Shri Yanbothung M.Shitiri, S/o Motsuo Shitiri, Old Changsu Village, Wokha Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. 71. Shri Livila Sangtam, S/o Atsase Sangtam, Tsadanger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

72. Shri Bungji W. Yimchunger, S/o Wungcham, Shothumi ‘A’ Village, Kiphire, Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. 73. Shri Ovungbeni K. Ngullie, D/o Lt Khonbemo Ngullie, Yanthamo, Wokha, Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

74. Shri Thungchanbemo R.Jungi, S/o Rabomo Jungi, Yikhum Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

75. Shri Lumchungle, S/o Thrilongshe, Chare Old Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

76. Shri N.Renbemo Patton, S/o Nchio Patton, Old Riphyim, Wokha Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

77. Shri Harka Bahadur Gurung, S/o Kas Bahadur Gurung, Chandamri Colony, Kohima Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire 78. Shri Thiajungla S. Sangtam, D/o Serichum Sangtam, Angangba Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

79. Shri.Zurenthung Ngullie, S/o Thungyamo Ngullie, N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

80. Shri Qhevito Joseph, S/o Yekuto Jacob Swu, Mukalimi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

81. Shri Sutiba Sangtam, S/o Liseto, Hurong Village, Kiphire. Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

82. Shri A. Avisela, S/o Achemse Sangtam, Seyochung Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

83. Shri Atsope Sangtam, S/o Tekhuen Sangtam, Pungren Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

84. Shri Kunungoto Ringa, S/o Vesezo Ringa, Runguzu Village, Kiphire, Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. 85. Shri. Rukusato Chizo, S/o Lt Swuyesayi Chizo, Mutsale Village, Phek, Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. 86. Shri Nurayi Nienu, S/o Zashevo Nienu, Mutsale Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), 14th NAP(IR) Bn. 87. Shri. Tewe Swuro, S/o Pfuzulo, Losami Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. ……Respondents.

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO.195/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 27 Ors .......... Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 94 Ors ....... Respondents.

1. Shri Medongulie Lohe, S/o Vevotso Lohe, Zaveme Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

2. Shri Menetsho Rhakho, S/o Veshekho Rhakho, Kutsapo Village, Phek, Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

3. Shri Wete Lomih, S/o Khape Lomih, Leshemi Village, Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

4. Shri Khovezo Rhakho, S/o Cefusuyi Rhakho, Thipuzu Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

5. Shri Kukuthito Kezho, S/o Nuchicho Kezho, Phek Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

6. Shri Chekupe, S/o Neiwetsolo, Losami Village, Phek, Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

7. Shri Sheto Therie, S/o Kuvengoyi Therie, Pholami Village, Pfutsero, Phek Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

8. Shri Senovepe Song, S/o Zonyi Sono, Khezhakeno Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

9. Shri Abraham Khaletsu, S/o Seiyesetuo Khaletsu, Medziphema, Dimapur. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

10. Shri Tavi Venuh, S/o Robert Venuh, Tsupfeme Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

11. Shri Abemo Tungoe, S/o Pithungo Tungoe, Serika Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

12. Shri Melite Tsido, S/o Wekhwe Tsido, Losami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

13. Shri Kuhukhoyi Khamo, S/o vezoto Kham, Pholami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

14. Shri Kewechute Tero, S/o Senukha Tero, Lasumi Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

15. Shri Wanglai Wangsha, S/o P. Wanghai Wangsha, Pukha Village, Mon. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

16. Shri Tepuvi Sachu, S/o Evuzo Sachu, Kezoma Village, Kohima. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

17. Shri Osangtemjen Aier, S/o Wapangnungsang Aier, Mopungchuket Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

18. Shri Veneizo Lasuh, S/o Zulo Lasuh, Thetsumi Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

19. Shri Mhechete Mekrisuh, S/o Neiselo, Losami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

20. Shri Anungba Imchen, S/o Tsukjemtemjen, Nokpu Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

21. Smti Watinaro Jamir, S/o Pipumangyang, Unger Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

22. Shri Wekuhi Lohe, S/o Puwetsolo Lohe, Losami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

23. Shri Anil Mech, S/o Nilu Mech, Purana Bazar, Dimapur. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

24. Shri Eneichu, S/o Wepetso K. Khamo, Losami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

25. Shri Philemon Khrozhona, S/o Razupa Khrozhona, Zelome Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

26. Shri Chewuhi Akami, S/o Mesekha, Losami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

27. Shri Imlionen Lemtur, S/o Imsuimba, Chuchuyimlang Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

28. Shri Setsipi S. Sangtam, S/o Selichem L. Sangtam, Langkok Village, Kiphire. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

29. Shri Mhasheyi Lohe, S/o Zaposhe Lohe, Sakraba Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

30. Smti. Vekhoshelu Cukhamu, D/o Thupusheyi Cukhamu, Sakraba Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

31. Shri Sakhoto Chizoh, S/o Shetsoyi Chizoh, Mutsale Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

32. Shri Seso Lasushe, S/o Tsulingulo Lasushe, Leshemi Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

33. Shri. Medokuo Khamo, S/o Lt. Razousilie Khamo.

Mima Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

34. Shri Zasekho Swuro, S/o Vakhayi Swuro, Thenyizumi Village, Phek Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 195/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 8 to 94).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO.194/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors .......... Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 119 Ors ....... Respondents 1. Shri Kelhovezo S/o Nekhota Dawhou, Henyizumi Village, Phek, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

2. Shri Chezopa Rakho S/O Dashevoyi R/o Ketsapo Village, Phek, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

3. Shri Kumgha Sumi, S/o Ayepu Sumi R/o Awohumi Village, Pughoboto Zunheboto, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

4. Shri Kutu Lohe, S/o Nuvoyi Lohe, R/o Kutsapo Village, Phek, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

5. Shri Senuzo Medeo, S/o Veseye Medeo, R/o Khulaza Bawe, Chozuba, Phek, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

6. Shri Chinglemy L.Phom, S/o Longtak, R/o Hukphang Village, Longleng.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

7. Shri Dauraibo, S/o Lt.Nampeulhi R/o Tening Village, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang 8. Smti Manglon P, D/o Pacho, R/o Noklak Town, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

9. Smti Nampui Ringdi, D/o Hutui Ringdi, R/o Lalong Village, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

10. Smti Malai-M Khiamniungan, D/o Lt. Meshiba Khiamniungan, R/o Tsawao Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang 11. Shri Sapdabui Newme, S/o Heinarang, R/o Nsong Town, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

12. Smti Mongtsoa-P, D/o Pushu, R/o Lengnyu Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

13. Shri Pongimeren, S/o Kumsangmongba, R/o Merankong Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

14. Shri Yimtilepten, S/o Kilepchiba, R/o Noksen Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

15. Shri Shetchuba, S/o Makam, R/o Chingmelen Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

16. Shri Luntsuba Yimchunger, S/oTsankiu R/o Huker Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

17. Shri Ramanidingbo Chewang, S/o Ramga, R/o Tening Vaillge, Paren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

18. Shri Wipun Newmai, S/o Humezutza, R/o Nchangram village, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

19. Shri Paramditlung, S/o Ngauwi, R/o Nzau Namsan village, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang..

20. Shri Kepalung Nhai, S/o Lt. Kezang Nhai, R/o Old Tesen Village, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

21. Shri Langpok, S/o Temsunyanger, R/o Unger Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

22. Shri Akie, S/o Tadi, R/o Nsong Village, Jalukie, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

23. Shri Mekokmong, S/o Yongtumen, R/o Vongtsuvong Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

24. Shri B. Imtichuba Chang, S/o Belongchingmak, R/o Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

25. Shri Khamthong, S/o Pongo, R/o Nokhu Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang 26. Shri T.Khoni Chang, S/o Takam Chang, R/o Hakehang Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

27. Shri Kuingam S/o Tenanglak, R/o Nsong Town, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

28. Shri. Wizadi K, S/o Kerasan, R/o Tening village, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

29. Shri. Kedikinbo Chewang, D/o Lt. Akui Chewang, R/o Tening Village, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

30. Shri Namriwang, S/o Wimanbo, R/o Tening Village, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

31. Shri Nungsangmongba Jamir, S/o Aowati Jamir, R/o Aoyimkum Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

32. Shri Dolenkhangba, S/o Nochiehung Chang, R/o Chingmelen Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

33. Shri Namchambo, S/o Namkhambi, R/o Tening village, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

34. Shri Hanguahing, S/o Lt.Peikialungba, R/o Old Ngaulong Village, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

35. Shri Mosu N, S/o Lt. Ngon, R/o Noklak Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

36. Shri Sitomong, S/o Basu Yanju, R/o Sangdak Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

37. Shri K. Chongshen Mongba, S/o Khone, R/o Kokhung Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

38. Shri S. Ngou, S/o Sangtsoi, R/o Sanglao Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

39. Shri S. Peshie Khiamniungan, S/o Shangchio Khiamniungan, R/o Peshu Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

40. Smti. S. Thsanso, S/o Shokum, R/o Sangphur Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

41. Smti. Linsoty, S/o Tokim, R/o Longkonger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

42. Shri Viketoulie Tsukru, S/o Lt. Vikeyie Tsukru, R/o Diphurpar, Chumoukedima.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

43. Shri Kamlesh Chauhan, S/o Lakshmi Chauhan, R/o Gelwara Villahe, Jafarpur, Azamgarh (UP), NCE (Cook) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

44. Smti. T. Lingjungla Sangtam, D/o S. Tsalicho, R/o Angangba Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

45. Shri Khekato Zhimo, S/o Vitozhe Zhimo, R/o Khukiye Lukhai, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

46. Shri Kaimangsomba, S/o T.Mongko Chang, R/o C/Khel Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

47. Shri Matemlong, S/o Talichuchang, R/o Mangkolemba Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

48. Shri Rüungutuo Sachu, S/o Lt.Medohulie Sachu, R/o Kohima Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

49. Shri Hotongba Sangtam, S/o Y.Horise, R/o Tronger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

50. Shri. S. Ateba, S/o Lt. L. Shuto, R/o Thoktsur Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

51. Shri M. Shingnyou, S/o Mono Khaim, R/o Yokao Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

52. Shri Lusang M , S/o Mongchon, R/o Noklak Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

53. Shri Lanumeren, S/o Chubasajong, R/o Litem Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

54. Smti. Chubalemla Chang, D/o Chingmak Chang, R/o Tuensang Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

55. Shri Chonthungo L. Ovung, S/o Linongo Ovung, R/o Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

56. Shri Mebulemba, S/o Mosayanger, R/o Noksen Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

57. Shri H. Leyang, S/o Hangting, R/o Noklak Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

58. Shri Y. Renbemo Patton, S/o Lt. Yanbamo Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

59. Shri Entie, S/o Kai, R/o Pangsha Old Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

60. Shri P. Imlong, S/o Punglang, R/o Sangchem Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

61. Shri Hoamo L, S/o Langshe, R/o Lengyu Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

62. Shri Longlangba Lkr, S/o Talinochet, R/o Changki, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang 63. Shri Renjamo R. Kikon, S/o Ravungki Kikon, R/o Tsungiki Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

64. Smti. Medangkumla Longkumer, D/o Imjongnok Lkr, R/o Changki Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

65. Shri Merennungsang, S/o S.Pangernukshi, R/o Akhoya Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

66. Shri Kikato K. Jimo, S/o Kakugha, R/o Sukhai, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

67. Smti. Shine Rose Snock, D/o Lt.Asang Snock, R/o Totok Chingkho, Mon. Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

68. Shri Muliang T, S/o Tunyoh, R/o Sanglao Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

69. Shri Yamthsa K , S/o Kushu, R/o Peshu Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

70. Shri Taimongba, S/o Supongwati, R/o Mulungkimong Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

71. Shri. S. Vanthungo Odyuo, S/o Supenthung Odyuo, R/o Morakjo Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

72. Shri Longkong Chingmak Chang, S/o Mongbasipong Chang, R/o Longtang Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 73. Shri Mukhom K , S/o Khumeng, R/o Nokyam Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 74. Shri Potho, S/o Cheitei, R/o Pathso Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 75. Shri Kuduzo Nienu, S/o Venuta Nienu, R/o Mutsale Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 76. Shri Changsomba, S/o Shanchuba, R/o Chingmelen Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 77. Shri Sunie S , S/o Sangtsoi, R/o Pathso Nokeng Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 78. Shri Zuto Chizo, S/o Thupupayi, R/o Surhoba Village, Phek Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 79. Shri Imsongmar, S/o Toshirenba, R/o Longmisa Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN.

80. Shri Monei C. Konyak, S/o Chingkom, R/o Chenloishu Village, Mon. Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 81. Shri P. Suthem Khiam, S/o Lt. Pechai, R/o Pang Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 82. Shri Tongpa, S/o Puthon R/o New Pangsha Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 83. Shri Bintsu John, S/o Kiorun, R/o Leangkonger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 84. Shri Luyamba, S/o Chilumong, R/o Shamator Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 85. Shri Pungom Khiamniungan, S/o Tangsoi, R/o Pathso Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 86. Shri Imliwapang Ao, S/o Anung, R/o Chuchuyimpang, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 87. Shri Imlinukshi Jamir, S/o Latongyanger, R/o Changtongya Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 88. Shri Imkongtoshi, S/o Limatongdang, R/o Chuchuyimpang, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 89. Shri Impangkokba Longkumer, S/o Lt. Aowati, R/o Ungma Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 90. Shri S. Chollen Chang, S/o Somba Chang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. R/o Chingmei Village, Tuensang.

91. Shri Sipongchingmak, S/o Napem, R/o Hakchang Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 92. Shri Lipokwati, S/o Suzumatong, R/o Changtongya Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 93. Shri Jamithung Humtsoe, S/o Nyamo Humtsoe, R/o Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 94. Shri Lumliba Sangtam, S/o Sekichum, R/o Phelungre Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 95. Shri Wangphei Z. Konyak, S/o L.Zamwang Konyak, R/o Tizit Village, Mon. Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 96. Shri Yanzothung Kikon, S/o Thungbemo Kikon, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 97. Shri Yanglikhum S. Sangtam, S/o Sekimong Sangtam, R/o Yingshukur Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 98. Shri Z. Yantsonthung Shitiri, S/o Zuchobemo Shitiri, R/o Koio Village, Wokha. Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 99. Shri Aolen Chang, S/o Lt. Nokching Chang, R/o Ngangpong Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 100. Shri Abemo N. Lotha, S/o Nyimchamo Lotha, R/o Longsachung Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 101. Shri H. Yemjonglepba, S/o Hakiongbou, R/o Tuensang Village C. Khel, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 102. Shri. T. Zuchibemo Ngullie, S/oThungyamo Ngullie, R/o Niroyo Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 103. Shri R. Jenithung Ngullie, S/o Rhanbamo Ngullie, R/o Nungying Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 104. Shri Lichumsing Sangtam, S/o Thsapongse Sangtam, R/o Thangthure Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 105. Shri M. Imtichuba Chang, S/o N.Mosha Chang, R/o Chingmei Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 106. Shri Alongte Sangtam, S/o Akhumba Sangtam, R/o Chimonger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 107. Shri Wongto C, S/o Chingmak, R/o Chingmelen Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 108. Shri Hinoto K. Zhimo, S/o Khuheto Zhimo, R/o Naghutomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 109. Shri Maha Daniel, S/o Tsongthsa, R/o Pushu Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 110. Shri Yimlongchaba C. Chang, S/o Chikong Chang, R/o Ngangpong Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 111. Shri Hilito Sumi, S/o Hekhuvi Sumi, /o Kivikhu Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 112. Shri Vitolu Yeptho, S/o Kuhoi Yeptho, R/o Litshumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 113. Shri Kuthozo Khamo, S/o Samota Khamo, R/o Phusachotu Village, Phek.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 114. Shri Chmongliba, S/o Lt.Chomong Sangtam, R/o Mangakhi Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN.

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33. Smti. Moatola Crystal, D/o I. Limatoshi, R/o Waromong Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

34. Shri Longkimtoshi, S/o Imzangluba, R/o Japu Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

35. Shri Sakotiba, S/o Imtiyadet, R/o Mongsenyimti village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

42. Shri L. Aosanen Ao, S/o Lipokwati, R/o Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung, Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

43. Shri Imsongtoshi, S/o Lt. Kikumsungba, R/o Unger Village, Mokokchung, Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

44. Shri Dumuve Keyho, S/o Nuhutsei Keyho, R/o Phek Village. Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

45. Shri Verakho Dozo, S/o Sevoyi Dozo, R/o Phek Village, Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

46. Shri Mave Dhuvo, S/o Vedoyi Dhuvo, R/o Thuvopisu Village, Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

47. Shri Hitovi Kiba, S/o Lt.Zhekuto Kiba, R/o Satami Village, Zunheboto, Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

48. Shri Josuah Achumi, S/o Khevishe, R/o Sumi Settsu Village, Akuluto, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

49. Shri Kakuto A. Achumi, S/o Ahoto Achumi, R/o Sumi Settsu Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

50. Shri Kaboto N., S/o Nitoyi Sumi, R/o Sumi Sattsu Village, Zunhebeto, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

51. Shri Khetoho Chophy, S/o Yevikhe Chophy, R/o Phishumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

52. Shri Imtongkaba, S/o T. Bendangtoshi, R/o Chuchuyimlang Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

53. Shri Avilhou Seyie, S/o Neisetso, R/o Touphema village, Kohima, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

54. Shri Changtsulong, S/o Lt. Imtilepba, R/o Longkum Village, Mokokchung, Constable (Tailor) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

55. Shri Kiboto K. Wokha , S/o Kiyekhu Wokha, R/o Maromi Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

56. Shri R. Chichanthung Murry, S/o Renthungo Murry, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

57. Shri Thungchibemo B. Patton, S/o Benchumo Patton, R/o Old Riphym Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

58. Shri Khyothungo Kikon, S/o Yanlow Kikon, R/o Tsungki Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

59. Shri Takososang, S/o Imkongkumzuk, R/o Alichen Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

60. Shri Zuchamo N, S/o Lt. Nphyio, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

61. Shri Isak K, S/o Kurakchim, R/o Nutsu Village, Kiphire, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

62. Shri Supongnok, S/o Imsutoshi, R/o Akhoya Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

63. Shri Elanthung Yanthan, S/o Arao Lotha, R/o New Changsu village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

64. Shri Wonchibemo Kikon, S/o Lt. Wozamo Kikon, R/o Bhandari Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

65. Shri Mhonyamo Ngullie, S/o Chanchibemo Ngullie, R/o N. Longidang Village, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

66. Shri Phyobemo Patton, S/o Shanbemo Patton, R/o Diphupar ‘B’ Village, Chumukedima, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

67. Shri Vinato Chishi, S/o Hovikhe Chishi, R/o Ajiqami Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

68. Shri Abenthung E Jungio, Havildar (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang (C).

69. Shri Changlai, S/o Hongkap, R/o Langmeing Village, Mon, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

70. Shri Kivishe K.Tissea, S/o Kahoshe Tissea, R/o Satami Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN Yajang.

71. Shri Agwasin Seb, S/o Loguseng Seb, R/o Tseminyu Village, Tseminyu, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

72. Shri C. Panpha Konyak, S/o Chinglei Konyak, R/o Sheanghah Chingnyu Village, Mon, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN. 73. Shri Aqheshe Sumi, S/o Zhethavi Sumi, R/o Usutomi Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

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-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri. Merenlemba, S/o Mangkodangba, R/o Japu Village, Mangkolemba, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri P. Peter Ngullie, S/o Pichamo, R/o Yimkha Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Temjenmar, S/o Nokenketba, R/o Mongsenyimti Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri.Temjenchuba, S/o Takutoba, R/o Changtongya Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Imtitoshi, S/o Talinungba, R/o Changtongya Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Mepumeren Ao, S/o Imsutoshi, R/o Supply Colony, Dimapur, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri L.Moangkaba, S/o Lanutoshi Ao, R/o Ngwalwa Village, Peren, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Hedikokpa, S/o Tarepkaba, R/o Khar Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Limaneken, S/o Imkongangshi, R/o Moayimti Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Yapang T. Jamir, S/o C.Tia Jamir, R/o Longjang Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Tinusanen, S/o Mosem Ao, R/o Changki Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Takomongba, S/o Mangyangrepba, R/o Yajang ’A’ Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri N. Motsuo Humtsoe, S/o Ntsemo Humtsoe, R/o Moilan Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Yarennungba, S/o Zunganungsang, R/o Longimisa Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Imlikokba, S/o Wairmeren, R/o Ungma village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Khyochamo Ngullie, S/o Mongthungo Ngullie, R/o Tsungiki Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Chubamaong, S/o Nikentoshi, R/o Chungtia Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Ayongtipang, S/o Rendikaba, R/o Asangma village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Benjungmoa Aier, S/o Noklensashi, R/o Sungratsü Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Evothung K. Jungio, S/o Yikhum, R/o Wokha Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti Nungsentila.I, D/o Imlimar, R/o Kilingmen Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Suyimmeren Longkumer, S/o Chuba, R/o Ungma Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti Tajennaro, D/o Temsumayang, R/o Changki Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti Talikala, D/o Imchatemsu, R/o Changki Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti Thangpong S. Longshe, S/o Shellem Longshe, R/o Pathso Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti. Nzanbeni Yanthan, D/o Wonimo Yanthan, R/o Old Changsu Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Tiakumzuk, S/o Imdongnochet, R/o Unity Colony, Purna Bazar, Dimapur, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Tonaka I. Awomi, S/o Inashe Awomi, R/o Kulhopu Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Joseph Nranimo Ngullie, S/o Narimo Ngullie, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri C. Phakmei Phom, S/o Chauba Phom, R/o Auching Village, Longleng, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Jongpongtoshi, S/o Rongsensosang, , R/o Longkong Vollage, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti Watikala, D/o Tialemzung, R/o Chuchuyimlang Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2022

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 194/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 6 to 119).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 189/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri Imliyanger Imchen, S/o Lt. I. Martemjen Imchen, Dibuia Village, MKG. Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Chodivizo Chaya, S/o Vikhol Chaya, Viswema Village, Kohima, Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri L. Moasunep, S/o Lanuwangshi, Lakhuni Village, Mokokchung Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Seoli Sangtam, S/o T. Atacho Sangtam, Sitimi Village, Kiphire.

Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri R. Shahato, S/o Lt. Rhakki, Chassir Village, Shamator.

Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Moatemsu, S/o Nikentsulak of Changdang, Mokokchung, Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Sentimoa Walling, S/o Chubawati Walling of Khar Village, Mokokchung Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Yimlong, S/o K. Tangba, Noksen Village, Tuensang Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri I. Ali Longkumer, S/o I. Imlen Longkumer, Ao Kashiram, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Imnarenba Ao, S/o Lt. Kumsanglemba Ao, Changki Village, Mokokchung Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima Shri Imlisunep, S/o Pangtimeren, Changki Village, Mokokchung Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Nzanthung Tsopoe, S/o R. Thungao Tsopoe, Shaki Village, Wokha Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri M. Mhathung Tsopoe, S/o Lt. Mhonthung Tsopoe, Shaki Village, Wokha Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Muluveyi Chizo, S/o Shevepa Chizo, Zion Colony, Phek Constable (Driver)Commandant 1st NAP BN. Shri Zuren N. Shitio, S/o Nongothung N. Shito, Okotso Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

Shri Jitesh Yadav, S/o Bechu Singh Yadav, Chumukedima.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

Shri D. Obed Yimchunger, S/o Tochim Yimchunger, Huker Village, Tuensang.

NCE (Cook) Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

Shri R. Tokiu, S/o S. Reching, Kuthur Village, Tuensang Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

19. Shri K. Roktsuba Yimchunger, S/o Kekong Yimchunger, Huker Village, Tuensang Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

20. Nokching Hongang, S/o Lt. Monkowongto Chang, Chingmei Village, Tuensang Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion 21. Shri Hovishe Aye, S/o Nizheto Aye, Zutovi Village, Dimapur Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

22. Shri Kanhaiya Kundra Safi, S/o Laxmi Safi, Khajedih Village, Madhubani, Bihar.

NCE (Cook) Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

23. Shri Niputo Zhimo, S/o Khekuto Zhimo, Lizu Old Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

24. Shri. Keyihungbe, S/o Angki, Jalukie Town, Peren Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

25. Shri Kezhotho Pucho, S/o Dzuthokhol, Viswema Village, Kohima Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

26. Shri Atolie Zutso, S/o Cha-O Zutso, Kigwema Village, Kohima.

Constable (Driver), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

27. Shri Y. Doso Yimchunger, S/o Yansomong, Sotokur Village, Tuensang Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

28. Shri Yanthamo O. Patton, S/o Obed Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

29. Shri Sojamo S. Ngullie, S/o Sacheo Ngullie, Old Changsu Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

30. Shri N. Sathungo Kikon, S/o Nyanbemo Kikon, Chukitong Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

31. Shri Suben Patton, S/o Marcus Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

32. Shri Orenpomo Lotha, S/o Yihamo Lotha, Changsu Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

33. Shri Libemo N. Shitiri, S/o Lt. Nlumo Shitiri, Changsu Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

34. Shri Mhalamo Kikon, S/o Nchumbemo Kikon, Tsungiki Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

35. Shri Zujanthung Y. Ngullie, S/o Yankhosao Ngullie, Tsungiki Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

36. Shri N. Thungchanbemo Kikon, S/o Nrithung Kikon, Kolo Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

37. Shri Yanrenthung Patton, S/o Ochumbemo Patton, N. Longidang Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

38. Shri Lichio Y. Lotha, S/o P. Yantsao Lotha, Senjum Village, Dimapur Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

39. Shri Bidemo C. Odyuo, S/o Chumdemo Odyuo, New Riphyim village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

40. Shri Liyamo Ngullie, S/o Adam Ngullie, Chumukedima, Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

41. Shri Janbemo Y. Ovung, S/o Yitamo Ovung, Phiro Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

42. Shri Simon Yanthan, S/o Lt. T. Nzanbemo Lotha, Pangti Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

43. Smti Talisenla Aier, D/o Moamar Aier, Sungratsu Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

44. Shri Neikesolie Rio, S/o Lt. Salhouvi Rio, Chiechama Village, Kohima Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

45. Shri Kibovi, S/o Nivikhu, Khukiye Village, Constable (GD), Commandant 1st N 46. Smti. Vizokhono Nagi, D/o Sedesieto Nagi, Diphupar-B, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

47. Shri Thejangulie Yhoshu, S/o Azelie Yhoshu, Kigwema, Kohima Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

48. Shri Manesh Kumar Yadav, S/o Nirmal Yadav, R/o Basdaupur Village, P.O Lahang Dumadiya, P.S Bihiya, Bhojpur Ara, New Delhi.

NCE (Cook) Commandant 1st NAP Battalion 49. Kumari. Vizotuonuo Usuo, D/o Khriezolie Usou, Nerhema Village, Kohima, Constable (GD), Commandant 15th NAP(IR) Mahila Bn. 50. Kumari. Alokali Sumi, D/o Nixeshe Sumi, Industrial Village, Dimapur Constable (GD) Commandant 15th NAP(IR) Mahila Bn. 51. Kumari. Küvevolü, S/o Thüpürayi Vero, Chepoketa Village, Phek, Constable (GD) Commandant 15th NAP (IR) Mahila Bn. 52. Kumari. Khrunezolu, D/o Kuhukhwuyi, Suthozu Nagwu Village, Phek Constable (GD) Commandant 15th NAP(IR) Mahila Bn.

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NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 189/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 6 to 58).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the ..........September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

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38. Shri Thechamo Lotha, S/o Nongothung Lotha, Old Riphym, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

39. Shri Mhao M Murry, S/o Mhonchumo Murry, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

40. Shri Chubajiba, S/o Temjennungsang, Khensa Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

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Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

42. Shri Mhonchamo Odyuo, S/o Lt. Remomo Odyuo, New Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

43. Shri Renthungo E. Lotha. S/o Elonthung Lotha, Nungying Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

44. Shri Shanrhomo C. Erui, S/o Chonchithung L. Erui, Wokha Town, Wokha Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

45. Shri Nrithung S. Kikon. S/o Shipemo Kikon, Chukitong Village, Wokha Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

46. Shri Limachan R. Patton, S/o Relantsamo Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

47. Shri Zakito T. Zhimo, S/o Tovito Zhimo, Lumami, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

48. Shri Pongkhao Khiamniungan, S/o Suthem, Tuensang Town, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 193/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 7 to 54).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland

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21. Shri W. Rhonbenthung Kikon, S/o Wodemo Kikon, R/o Mungya Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 22. Shri Jandemo Kithan, S/o Nranbemo Kithan, R/o Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 23. Shri Orenthung Jungio, S/o Renjamo Jungio, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 24. Shri Sathungo, S/o C. Shumbenthung Ngullie, R/o Niroyo Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 25. Shri Chonpen Patton, S/o Mhonchumo Patton, R/o Serika Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 26. Shri Bidemo Patton, S/o Ponthungo Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 27. Shri Shanchothung M. Patton, S/o Misamo Patton, R/o Lakhuti Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 28. Shri Joseph C. Konyak, S/o Chingkap, R/o Chi Village, Mon. Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 29. Shri A. Renben Ngullie, S/o Anyimo Ngullie, R/o Wokha Town, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 30. Shri Nchumthung M Patton, S/o Mhatsu Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

31. Shri L. benchuma patton, S/o Lichumthung Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

32. Shri Lichon Patton, S/o C.Nyanbemo Lotha, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

33. Shri. Nonghothung J Patton, S/o James Patton.

R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN(IR) 34. Shri.Thungbenshan Ngullie, S/o Chumzamo, R/o Mungya Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

35. Shri Renben Odyuo, S/o R. Zachamo Odyuo, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

36. Shri Chopathung Ezung, S/o Mhombemo Ezung, R/oTsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

37. Shri Ulick E. Patton, S/o E. Patton, R/o Pangti Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

38. Shri T.Tsubemo Ngullie, S/o Thungyamo Ngullie, R/o N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

39. Shri Thungchibemo, S/o Khobemo, R/o Koio Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

40. Shri Zuchumthung W Patton, S/o Wobemo Patton, R/o Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

41. Shri Chongchibemo, S/o Yaktamo, R/o Mungya Village, Wokha Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

42. Shri Nyutilo, S/o Lt.Thozusie, R/o Lephori Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

43. Shri. R.Zubemo Shitiri, S/o Renchio Shitiri, R/o Pangti Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

44. Shri Jihousie.S/o Zhiesütho, R/o Meluri Village, Phek.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

45. Shri Chinglaw Phom, S/o C.N Shamphang Phom, R/o Yimchong Village, Longleng.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

46. Shri Thsuthosie R. Nyuwi, S/o Rhuzutho S. Nyuwi, R/o Meluri Village, Phek.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

47. Shri L. Malem Phom, S/o Longkang, R/o Yaongyimchen Village, Longleng.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

48. Shri Sawietho Nyuwi, S/o Sarüsie Nyuwi, R/o Khumiasü Village, Meluri, Phek.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

49. Shri Pongpa K. Konyak, S/o Khango Konyak, R/o Pessao Village, Tobu, Mon. Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

50. Shri Aliba Sangtam, S/o Moatoshi Sangtam, R/o Chare old Town, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

51. Shri Pangshung Phom, S/o Namlem Phom, R/o Hukphang Village, Longleng.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

52. Shri Erenbemo Humtsoe, S/o Nyanthung Humtsoe, R/o Pongidong Village, Wokha, 53. Shri Yanthungo Lotha, S/o Ezo Kikon, R/o Chukitong Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

54. Shri Rhonthungo Lotha, S/o Khumlamo, R/o Yanthamo Village, Wokha Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

55. Shri Nchumbemo Tsopoe, S/o Nyamo Tsopoe, R/o Bhandari Town, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

56. Shri Chierthetho, S/o Visatho Village, R/o Meluri Village, Phek.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

57. Shri Sukhabo Swu, S/o Piwoto Swu, R/o Hebolimi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

58. Shri Kitovi Zhimomi, S/o Tokishe Zhimomi, R/o Shoixe Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR). ……Respondents

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 198/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri. Kuthovezo Sapu, S/o Muluyi Sapu, R/o Phuhgi Village, Chozuba, Phek.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Tesovikho Thorie, S/o Thepfusatuo Thorie, R/o Kigwema Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Hukhonieyi Chuzho, S/o Tsoveyi Chuzho, R/o Phusachodu Village, Pfutsero, Phek.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri.Cisazo Nyekha, S/o Shorhiveyi Nyekha, R/o Yoruba Village, Chozuba, Phek.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri. Sato Sapu, S/o naza-o Sapu, R/o Phuhgi Village, Chozuba , Phek.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri B.S Yanger, S/o Bensukiu, R/o Shamator Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Martin Ngullie, S/o Orenthung Ngullie, R/o Senjum Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Metekhrieto Zashumo, S/o Lt.Medovilie Zashumo, R/o Phesama Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Kheseto Yhoshu, S/o Tsilie Yhoshu, R/o Kigwema Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Atsaba, S/o Shitovi, R/o Thsingar Village, Kiphi.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN Shri Nongothung Yanthan, S/o Motsemo Yanthan, Mekokla Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Yiron Lotha, S/o Rev. M. Woben Lotha, R/o Chumukedima Block-III, Dimapur.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri C. Yanamo Lotha, S/o Chonpathung, R/o Koio Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Zuchanbemo K. Jami, S/o Khonchio Lotha, R/o Akuk Old Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Orenvungo Kikon, S/o Ntsemo Kikon, R/o Bhandari Town, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri V. Elom Phom, S/o Vanshum Phom, R/o Yongnyah Village, Longleng.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Chundemo A. Patton, S/o Andrew Patton, R/o Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Y. Ezanbemo Ezung, S/o Yanpvu Ezung, R/o Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Arenthung Ngullie, S/o Punathung Ngullie, R/o Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri P. Peter Ngullie, S/o Pichamo Ngullie, R/o Yimkha Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN.

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 198/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 6 to 63).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the..........September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

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42. Shri Hito K. Aye. S/o Kavito Aye, Satoi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 43. Shri Mughato I. Sumi, S/o Ihoto Sumi, Aichisaghemi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 44. Shri Mughashe Aye, S/o Lt. Luheto Aye, Surumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 45. Shri Chopika Chopi, S/o Tokheho Chophi, Khrimto Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 46. Shri Ashito H. Sumi, S/o Hetozu Sumi, Aghunato Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN 47. Shri L. Zuben Odyuo, S/o Lanthungo Odyuo, New Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 48. Shri Martin Jami, S/o Mhonrao Jami, Pangti Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 49. Shri J. Limhathung Lotha, S/o N. John Lotha, Changsu New Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 50. Shri Jonan H. Chishi, S/o Hukato Chishi, Hezulho Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 51. Shri Iloto Aye, S/o Phutoshe Aye, Tokugha Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 52. Shri Ngukavi V. Zhimo, S/o Vikiya Zhimo, Chekiye Village, Diphupar Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 53. Shri Hokivi Sumi, S/o Lt. Vitozu Sumi, Wokha Town, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 54. Shri L. Shokhum, S/o Longkhangba, Yator Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. …..Respondents

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20. Shri Nzanbemo T. Ezung, S/o Thungchanbemo Ezung, Okhyeyan Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 21. Shri K. Aghato Awomi, S/o Kumutsa Awomi, Old Town Colony, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 22. Shri Achumo Patton, S/o Yihamo Patton, Old Riphyim, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 23. Shri Terence Patton, S/o Rukhamo Patton, Old Riphyim, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 24. Shri Huka Aye, S/o Kihoyi Aye, Sutemi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 25. Shri Mhao Z. Lotha. S/o Zanthungo, Old Changsu, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 26. Shri Ghunakha, S/o Honito, Akuluto Town, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 27. Shri Pipenthung P. Lotha, S/o Phyobemo Lotha, Yikhum Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 28. Shri Ayeto T. Aye, S/o Tokheyi Aye, Yezashi-Aghunato, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 29. Shri Kato Tuccu, S/o Xutovi Tuccu, Shihapumi Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 30. Shri Takameren Jamir, S/o Lt. Noklenoba, Ungma Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 31. Shri Inakhe Assumi, S/o Xutozu Assumi, Ustomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 32. Shri Khenoka A. Chishi, S/o Ahoto Chishi, Sitimi Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 33. Shri Ahuka H Yepthomi, S/o Hotoi Yepthomi, Asukhomo Village, Zunheboto, Constable, Commdt 8th NAP BN. 34. Shri Tomusu, S/o Yanmong, Shamator Village, Tuensang.

Constable, Commdt 8th NAP BN. 35. Shri Katoho, S/o Shivito, Aichisaghemi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable, Commdt 8th NAP BN. 36. Shri Terhotsho Mere, S/o Lhiwetso Mero, Pfutseromi, Phek. Constable, Commdt 8th NAP BN. 37. Shri Khon, S/o Shalem, Choklangan Naga Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 38. Shri Chumrenthung L. Kikon, S/o Lipenthung Kikon, N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 39. Shri Nchumbemo Ngullie, S/o Mhathung Ngullie, Saron colony, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 40. Shri Ika H, S/o Hetoshe, Satami Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 41. Shri Yemkong Chang, S/o Sipong Chang, Chingmei Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN.

32. Smti. Moanaro, D/o Lt. Lanuwati, Moayimti Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

33. Shri Imsuyanger, S/o Alemchiba, Changtongya Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

34. Shri Akangyanger, S/o Samanukshi, Changtongya Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

35. Shri Hito Ayemi, S/o Kivi Ayemi, Pherima Village Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

36. Shri Elabemo Kikon, S/o Tsobemo Kikon, Tsungiki Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

37. Shri Tsalemu Rutethongru, S/o Atsase Rutethongru, Yingphire Village, Kiphire, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

38. Shri Nzanthung Lotha, S/o Ezanbemo Lotha, Yanthamo Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

39. Shri H. Anoka Chishi, S/o Hovito Chishi, Akuluto Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

40. Shri Zumomo Lotha, S/o Nzanbemo Lotha, Koio Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

41. Shri Bukchem Phom, S/o Yampong Phom, Yachen Village, Longleng Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

42. Shri Longshithung E. Kikon, S/o Ekonthung Kikon, Longla Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

43. Shri S. Shengnyuh, S/o Shiying, Panso ‘B’ Village, Tuensang Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

44. Shri Nchumbemo Odyuo, S/o Bichamo Odyuo, Doyang, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

45. Shri Lempa Konyak, S/o Yatwang Konyak, Mon Village, Mon Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

46. Shri Thunglamo Ezung, S/o Mhonsao Ezung, Mungya Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

47. Shri Thungo, S/o Pusho, Yokao Village, Tuensang Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

48. Shri W. Lirenthung Lotha, S/o Wopamo Lotha, New Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

49. Shri Limaakum Jamir, S/o Lt. Imolangba Jamir, Changtongya Village Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

50. Shri Yanpvu Patton, S/o Nchumomo Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

51. Shri Z. Chonbenthung Lotha, S/o Zubemo Lotha, New Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

52. Shri Temjenmeren, S/o Chidangnok, Khar Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

53. Shri C. Nelson Ngullie, S/o Chenio Ngullie, Niroyo Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

54. Shri Ricky Kachari, S/o M. Kachari, Rangapahar Village, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

55. Shri Ezanbemo N. Jungio, S/o Nchumbemo Jungio, Yikhum Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

56. Shri Vito K. Chophy, S/o Kikhehe Chophy, Naghuto Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

57. Shri Johny Lotha, S/o Mhabemo Lotha, Yanthamo Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

58. Shri Temjenwapang, S/o L. Soya Longkumer, Diphupar Village Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

59. Shri Zachamo Humtsoe, S/o Chumdemo Humtsoe, Old Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

60. Smti. Sentienla Jamir, D/o Imtisangba, Changki Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

61. Shri Yanthungbemo Ngullie, S/o L. Zubenthung Ngullie, Niroya Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

62. Shri Tialiba, S/o Pangjunglepzuk, Changtongya Village, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

63. Shri C. Yisanbemo Ezung, S/o Cherinyimo Ezung, New Longidang Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

64. Shri Sujong Sanglir, S/o I. Nungsang, Sugar Mill Village, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

65. Shri Myithungo Lotha, S/o Santsubomo Lotha, Old Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

66. Shri Nusazo Chakhesang, S/o Lt. Muluta, Chesezu Village, Phek Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

67. Shri Limatoshi, S/o Chungpongchiten, Changtongya Village, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

68. Shri Shahlem M. Konyak, S/o Lt. Methwe Konyak, Chingtang Village, Mon Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

69. Shri Sosangrepba, S/o Longerkokba, Changtongya Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

70. Shri Karan Mech, S/o Lt. Deben Chandra Mech, Naharbari Village, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

71. Shri Mughato Achumi, S/o Zhukiye Achumi, Hovukhu Village Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

72. Shri Khetoho Yeptho, S/o Hetovi Yeptho, DC Hill, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

73. Shri Wobenthung Kikon, S/o Nyimtsemo Kikon, Yikhum Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

74. Shri Zuchanthung Tungoe, S/o Mhondamo Tungoe, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

75. Shri Chumjanthung Patton, S/o James Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

76. Shri Renjamo L. Murry, S/o Lichamo Murry, Duncan Bosti, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

77. Shri Hobenthung N. Kithan, S/o Nsemo Kithan, Old Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

78. Shri Katoshe Sumi, S/o Khevishe Sumi, Hokiye Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

79. Shri Sentikumzuk, S/o Bendangnuklu, Changtongya Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

80. Shri Kinito Sema, S/o Khuzhehe, Ustomi Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

81. Shri.Tiatemjemn Jamir, S/o Imtinokdang Jamir, Changtongyayimsen Village, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

82. Shri. Wobenthung Kikon, S/o Nyumtsemo, Yikhum Village, Wokha, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur 83. Shri Tialiba Jamir, S/o Aosanen Jamir, Ungma Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

84. Shri W. Nkhao Kikon, S/o Wosumo Kikon, Chgukitong Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

85. Shri Mughashe Yeptho, S/o Lt. Hoito Yeptho, Keltomo Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

86. Shri Mughabeto Chishi, S/o Hokhuvi Sumi, Sapotimi Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

87. Shri Tiaakum, S/o Sentinungba, Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

88. Shri. Pawan Kumar Sharma, S/o Upendra Sharma, Galimapur Village, Chhapra, Bihar NCE (Barber) Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

89. Smti, T. Lanutola, D/o Temsumeren, Akokmen Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

90. Shri Supongtemsu Ao, S/o Imtimeren, Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P. (C) 192/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 5 to 94).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022..

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH (CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 197/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 59 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri Nikato G, S/o Ghotovi, Shotomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Mhonchan Patton, S/o Khumchio Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Bokato Chophy, S/o Vikheto Chophy, Yehemi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Hobeto, S/o Nitoshe, Xukhepu Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Nchumthung Murry, S/o Thungdemo Murry, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Wilto G, S/o Ghilekha, Ustomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Howoto Aye, S/o Atoho Aye, Kiyekhu Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Aketo S. Assumi, S/o Shihoto, Lukikhe Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Mhademo P. Ngullie, S/o Phyobenthung, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Aron T. Jimomi, S/o Tohoshe Jimomi, Sheyipu Village Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto.

Shri Bokato P. Yepthomi, S/o Phushito Yepthomi, Aichisaghemi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Pangmong Konyak, S/o Sheiho Konyak, Yuching Village, Mon. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Yilumo Kikon, S/o Nlioh Kikon, N. Longidang, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Merenjemba, S/o Limameren, Kangtsung Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Shelo Zhimo, S/o Shekhato Zhimo, Roni New Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Chumchamo M. Ovung, S/o Mathew Ovung, Hankvu Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Angukato, S/o Isaka Awomi, Naharbari Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Chumlanthung Z. Kikon, S/o Zuthungo Kikon, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri K. R. Hutoi Aye, S/o Pukhato Aye, Amboto New Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto

(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 192/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

1. Shri Tiasenep, S/o Late Lanutemsu, Khar Village, Mokokchung, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

2. Shri.Jamithi, S/o Aosanen Jamir, Chuchuyimlang village, Mokokchung.

Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

3. Shri. Shechi Nienu, S/o Mudoveyi Nienu, Phek Basa, Phek Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

4. Shri Thenukhoyi Shijoh, S/o Pukhruyi Shijoh. Bethel Colony, Phek, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

5. Shri. N. Imnayabang, S/o Noklentoshi, Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

6. Shri. Muchulo Woch, S/o Chowakha Rengma, Tesophenyu, Kohima Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

7. Smti. Jongmalemla LKR, D/o Longsalemba LKR, Longmisa Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

8. Shri. Boduve Rhakho.

S/o Verutsu Rhakho, Phek Town, Phek Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

9. Shri Kashika Swu, S/o Zhetovi Swu, Kiyevi Village Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

10. Shri Tonglong Konyak, S/o Nyime Konyak, Sheanghah Village, Mon, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

11. Smti. Kiyetoli Y, D/o Yevuto, Kawoto Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

12. Shri Bokito K. Chishi, S/o Khenivi Chishi, Aichisaghemi Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

13. Shri Markangshi, S/o Imtientet, Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

14. Shri Tongpangphaba, S/o Temsunungba, Khar Village, Mokokchung, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

15. Smti. Moakumla, D/o Lt. Imkongchuba, Kinunger Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

16. Shri Lanuwati, S/o Imlitoba, Molungyimsen Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

17. Shri Inoto Sumi, S/o Khutovi Sumi, Unity Village Sugar Mill, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

18. Shri P. Panghin Phom, S/o C. Phaujau Phom, Sakshi Village, Longleng Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

19. Shri Gifto A. Kiho, S/o Asheto Kiho, Ajiqami Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

20. Shri Temjentoshi Longkumer, S/o Lipok Ao, Changtongya Town, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

21. Shri Ringshring Jigdung, S/o Ringthar Jigdung, Dhansiripar Village Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

22. Shri Samuel R. Kikon, S/o N. Renthungo Kikon, Yikhum Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

23. Shri Imlatemjen Pongener, S/o Watitoshi Pongener, Duncan Basti, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

24. Shri Pangerlemba, S/o Lensasaba, Supply Colony, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

25. Shri Jandemo Patton, S/o Tsanthungo Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

26. Shri Nhungothung N. Kithan, S/o Nvonimo Kithan, Old Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

27. Shri A. Yanathung Yanthan, S/o Ashio Yanthan, New Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

28. Shri Roland Kikon, S/o Npinyimo Kokon, Yanthamo Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

29. Shri Sashinungba Longkumer, S/o Wati Longkumer, Merangkong Village, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

30. Shri Neiketoulie Miareo, S/o Hesielie Miareo, Zhadima Village, Kohima Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

31. Shri Mughaka Zhimomi, S/o Vihoto Zhimomi, Xelhozhe Village, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

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17. Shri Humty, S/o Harsong Siang, Peren Town, Peren.

Constable (Driver), S.P, Peren.

18. Shri Wilungbo Nchang, S/o Phibang, Nchangram Village, Peren. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

19. Shri Paohau, S/o Seilam, Old Nkio Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

20. Smti. Aboli Chishi, D/o Toholu, Phushumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

21. Shri Chopathung L. Jungio, S/o Lumchio Jungio, Yikhum Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

22. Shri Longtsubemo W. Yanthan, S/o Wazamo Yanthan, Wokha Town, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

23. Shri Wopenthung Y. Ngullie, S/o Yilanthung, N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

24. Shri Kichanthung Lotha, S/o Ratsemo Lotha, Tsungiki Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

25. Shri Longshibemo N. Odyuo, S/o Njanthung Odyuo, New Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

26. Shri Mhathung Kithan, S/o Njanimo Kithan, Yikhum Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 27. Shri J. Ezanimo Lotha, S/o Jeninimo Lotha, Longla Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 28. Shri W. Zubonthung, S/o Wobansao, Niroyo Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 29. Shri Thungchio Kithan, S/o Nrithung Kithan, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 30. Shri Chaplubo Newmai, S/o Namthiuwangbo Newmai, Ntu Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 31. Shri Vikashe Yeptho, S/o Kheheyi, Ghuvishe Village, Zunheboto. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

32. Shri Benchumo Shitiri, S/o Yanpothung, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 33. Shri Changdama Hongang, S/o S. Hongsa Yimlong, Chingmei Village, Tuensang. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

34. Shri Mutukhru Venuh, S/o Thupushekho Venuh, Phek, Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

35. Shri Vezosuyi, S/o Purusa, Dzulha Village, Phek Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

36. Shri Nuveta Vero, S/o Besuve Vero, Chepuketa Village, Phek, Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

37. Shri. Yanpothung Tungoe, S/o Nezeo Tungoe, Riphym Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P. (C) 197/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 6 to 59).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima : Nagaland

(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 191/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondent 1. Shri. Kekhrületo Naleo, S/o Neide Neleo, Viswema Village, Khuzama, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

2. Shir.Medovizo Rhetso, S/o Razouzeho Rhetso, Viswema Village, Khuzama, Kohima Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

3. Shri. Vekuto Chuzho, S/o Hutsuzu Chuzho, Phusachodu Village, Pfutsero, Kohima, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

4. Shri. Zhoveto Kotso, S/o Aduve Kotso, Phusachodu Village, Pfutsero, Kohima, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

5. Shir.Seto Medeo, S/o Khusahu Medeo, Khulazu Bawe Village, Chozuba, Phek, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

6. Shri. Kevingule Paphino, S/o Nelhousato Paphino, Pfuchama Village, Khuzama, Kohima, Constable, SP Office, Kohima 7. Shri. Mughai Assumi, S/o Kihoshe Assumi, Aichi Saghemi Village, Suruhuto, Zunheboto, Constable, SP Office, Kohima 8. Shri. Khrievotuo, S/o Mhalelhoulie, Zhadima Village, Chiephobozou PS, Kohima. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

9. Shri. Rukulu Veswuh, S/o Pusupra Veswuh, Ruzazho Village, Chozuba, Phek, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

10. Shri. Kününgoi Dozo, S/o Vezhopra Dozo, Thevopisumi Village, Phek, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

11. Shri. Nekhozo, S/o Vekhwusa, Ruzazho Village, Chozuba, Phek.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

12. Shri Lanulemba, S/o Likoknungba, Longsa Village, Mokokchung, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

13. Shri Taliakum, S/o Y. Shilu, Longsa Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

14. Shri Tsuyimtong, S/o Limatongzuk, Longsa Village, Mokokchung, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

15. Shri Alemtoshi Pongener, S/o I. Imkongmeren, Longsa Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

16. Shri Imkongtoshi, S/o Honglim, Chuchuyimlang, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

17. Shri Ruokuosatuo Kire, S/o Ngutsolie Kire, Kohima Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

18. Shri Abeshwar Mech, S/o Bijoy Mech, Bamunpukhuri, Dimapur.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

19. Shri Kekhrievolie Pienyu, S/o Khriesalietuo Pienyu, Kohima Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

20. Shri Wongtsukiu Y. Tikhir, S/o Y. Yanlimthong, Anatongre, Kiphire, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

21. Shri Kevisato, S/o Khriesangulie, Nerhema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

22. Shri. Dilwar Hussain, S/o Rafe Uddin, Bagapar-Cachar, Assam.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

23. Shri Itobu Sumi, S/o Nihoto, Thilixu Village, Dimapur Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

24. Shri Zhabou Mets, S/o Razamvu Mets, Gariphema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

25. Shri Kelechütuo Sachu, S/o Diezelhoulie Sachu, Tuophema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

26. Shri Kelhousetuo Rio, S/o Dievakhrie Rio, Chiechama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

27. Shri Neikhrie-o Kengurusie, S/o Pfungulie Kengurusie, Nerhema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

28. Shri Lezovotuo, S/o Vilasielhou, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

29. Smti. Thejaninuo, D/o Thepfukuolie Kets, Gariphema Village, Kohima, Constable, SP Office, Kohima 30. Shri Keyodel Kotso, S/o Suvil Kotso, Kidima Village, Kohima. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 31. Shri Theguolhoulie Theudore Ngusanyuu, S/o Pelhoutuo, Phesama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 32. Shri Nungoyi Ruho, S/o Nuhuri Ruho, Phusachodu-Pfutsero, Phek.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 33. Shri Lolang S. Konyak, S/o L. Sheiching Konyak, Langmeing Village, Mon. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 34. Smti. Elvinu Naleo, D/o Pudusul Naleo, Viswema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 35. Shri Vimhazo John Tsira, S/o Sosielhou Tsire, Chedema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 36. Shri Vezosuyi Chuzho, S/o Zaveyi Chuzho, Phusachodu Village, Phek.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 37. Shri Pewang Konyak, S/o Shingwang, Longphoah Village, Mon. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

38. Shri Thepfuvizo Metha, S/o Lt. Ba-o Metha, Chiechama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 39. Shri Meyasunep Walling, S/o Limakumzuk, Saring Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 40. Shri Neikerukho Krose, S/o V. Jalie Krose, Mezoma Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

41. Shri Kelhouvituo Thanyu, S/o Siezolie Thanyu, Phesama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 42. Shri J. Zubemo Khuvung, S/o Jondan Khuvung, Wokha Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 43. Shri Thejavizo, S/o Viso, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

44. Smti Athungbeni S. Kithan, D/o Shibenthung Kithan, Yikhum Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

45. Shri Alanthung Y. Odyuo, S/o Yampothung Odyuo, Chadalashung Village, Constable, SP Office, Kohima 46. Shri Wobanthung M. Khuvung, S/o Mhabemo Khuvung, Shaki Village, Wokha, Constable, SP Office, Kohima 47. Smti. Kezevinuo Rulho, D/o Pezavituo Rulho, Nerhema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 48. Shri Ayhunlo Tep, S/o Hinilo Tep, Kashanyu Village, Tseminyu.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 49. Shri Nchumbemo Kikon, S/o Mhabemo Kikon, Mungya Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 50. Shri Charlice Patton, S/o Orenimo Patton, Pangtong Village, Wokha.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 51. Shri Renben Patton, S/o Loyio Patton, Old Riphyim, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 52. Shri Eyingthung Kikon, S/o Remomo Kikon, N. Longidang, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 53. Shri Lijamo Kithan, S/o Nyanbemo, Yanpha Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 54. Shri S. Benjamin Patton, S/o Sulamo Patton, Old Changsu, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 55. Shri Chichanbemo Z. Ngullie, S/o Zurenthung Ngullie, Nungying Village, Wokha.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 56. Smti. Lozy Patton, D/o Yanbango, Thillong, Wokha.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 57. Shri Renbemo Tungoe, S/o Daniel Tungoe, Changsu New, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 58. Shri Senchamo O. Lotha, S/o Openthung Lotha, Changsu New, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima

59. Shri Fujamo, S/o Solanthung, Koio Village, Wokha.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 60. Smti. Noyingbeni M.Kikon, D/o Mhao Kikon, Tsungiki, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 61. Smti. Nkhalumi, D/o Yanpanshio, Tsungiki, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 62. Shri Yanrenthung R. Kikon, S/o Renbomo Kikon, Seluku Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 63. Shri Vikehietuo Seyie, S/o Vilhoulie Seyie, Tuophema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 64. Shri T. Avungthung Lotha, S/o Thungjanbemo Lotha, Doyang Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 65. Shri Sangtsoi, S/o Haimong, Thonoknyu village, Tuensang.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 66. Smti. Seyiekunuo Lohe, D/o Kekhriengulie Lohem, Gariphema Village, Kohima Constable, SP Office, Kohima 67. Shri Medosa-o Rupre-o, S/o Neilezo Rupre-o, Tsiamekhuma Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 68. Shri Imnachuba, S/o Alemliba, Sungratsu, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 69. Shri Viral Tsukru, S/o Kerisal Tsukru, Khuzama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 70. Smti. T. Moainla, D/o Tsuknung, Chumukedima, Dimapur.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 71. Shri Yubanglangba Longchar, S/o Shilutsulak Longchar, Chungtiayimsen, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 72. Shri Sevizo Sophie, S/o Tepuchieo Sophie, Jakhama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 73. Shri Tsuthong Sangs, S/o Y. Torepkiu, Tonoknyu Village, Tuensang.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 74. Shri Mhalesielie Rosino, S/o Ruuzelie Rosino, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 75. Shri Keduongulie Metha, S/o Vikeduo Metha, Botsa, Kohima. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

76. Shri Tianungba Jamir, S/o Nukshiolem Jamir, Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

77. Shri D. Kumtsu Yimchunger, S/o Dokiu Yimchunger, Sotokur Village, Tuensang Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

78. Shri W. Longwa Konyak, S/o Wangyem Konyak, Wangti Village, Mon. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

79. Shri Nungsangpong, S/o Mayangnokcha, Japu Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

80. Shri Zubenthung Humtsoe, S/o Mhonyamo Humtsoe, Lakhuti, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

81. Shri S. Kuito Yeptho, S/o Shikhuei Yepthom, New Monger, Kiphire. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

82. Shri. Keshambu Rengma, S/o Beswing Rengma, Tseminyu. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

83. Shri Lachum, S/o Munomong Yimchunger, Mimi Village, Kiphiri. Constable Driver, PHQ, Kohima.

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 193/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri Pauzantad Zeliang, S/o Ngamping Zeliang, Nzau Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Kebapeulung, S/o Keyigogong, R/o Jalukie Town, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Rangzu Hega, S/o Kupei Hega, Peren Namdu, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Lunei John, S/o Salu Dominic, Njauna Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Bikash Mech, S/o Pitu Mech, Purana Bazar, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Khrozolo Thopi, S/o Kekhwetsonyi Thopi, Chizami Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Wetsolo Lasuh, S/o Wekotso Lasuh, Chizami Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Thomas, S/o Deilungbui Zeliang, Nzauna Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Namteilu Putlang, S/o Pauheidi Putlang, Mbaulwa Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Imliwapang Longkumer, S/o Susumeren Longkumer, Merangkong Village, Mokokchung. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Khumpili C, S/o Chothrise, Langzanger Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Aghavi Chophy, S/o Khoveto Chophy, Philimi Village, Zunheboto. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Ileusibe, S/o Haigumhei, Peletkie Village, Peren. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Tiawapang Jamir, S/o Imlichuba Jamir, Chuchuyimlang Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Kelese-o Luke Meze, S/o Kevithuto Meze, Jakhama Village, Kohima. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Keyichetpeung, S/o Iliagwangbe, Peren Town, Peren. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

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(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P. (C) 191/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 5 to 87).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

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NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2022

Rare protest against president Xi Indian student stabbed in Australia allegedly for cash Jingping before party congress

BEIJING, OCT 14 (AGENCIES): A rare protest attacking President Xi Jinping and China’s Covid restrictions has taken place in Beijing, days before a historic Communist Party congress.

Images showed two protest banners on a bridge in the north-west of the city. The protest appeared to have been swiftly stopped by the authorities, reports BBC news.

Frustration has been mounting in the capital before the congress.

There has been an outpouring of anger online at strict security measures and the Covid restrictions put in place.

Authorities have tight-

ened access to the city, shutting out many travellers, returning residents and deliveries. Others had their movement restricted or were forced to quarantine. The images and footage of the protest that have been circulating showed two large banners unfurled on a bridge in Beijing’s Haidian district.

One read: “No Covid test, we want to eat. No restrictions, we want freedom.

No lies, we want dignity.

No Cultural Revolution, we want reform. No leaders, we want votes. By not being slaves, we can be citizens.”

The other called on residents to “go on strike at school and work, remove dictator and national traitor Xi Jinping”.

Video from the scene showed unexplained thick plumes of smoke on the bridge and a man could be heard chanting slogans into a loudhailer.

A BBC team visit to the scene later found no trace of it, but there was a visible police presence in the area.

The week-long 20th Party Congress, due to kick off on Sunday, will see about 2,300 top officials and party delegates descend upon the capital.

China’s leader Xi Jinping is expected to be handed a third term, breaking decades-long tradition and shoring up his already firm grip on power.

The capital usually sees strict security measures in

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH 36. Shri H. Moba, S/o Hongpe, R/o Monyakshu village, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

37. Shri Wangpong Konyak, S/o Ngohtah Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

38. Shri M. Pangah Konyak, S/o P. Moishoi Konyak, R/o Nganching village, Mom, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

39. Shri S.Empe, S/o Sheakpong, R/o Monyaksho village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

40. Shri Chinglei T. S, S/o Taiching Konyak, R/o Wakching village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

41. Shri Changlang Konyak, S/o Nyamphomg Konyak, R/o Changlangshu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

42. Shri M. Nokkei Konyak, S/o Manshei Konyak, R/o Chenmoho Village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

43. Shri Nokphong konyak, S/o Lt. C. Nokpang Konyak, R/o Leangha village, Mon. Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

44. Shri Yakai konyak, S/o Longjok Konyak, R/o Chenmoho village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

45. Shri Y. Phothak Konyak, S/o Yangan Konyak, R/o Longkei village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

46. Shri N. Leiyuh Konyak, S/o Noknei Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

47. Shri C. Asoba, S/o Chilumong, R/o Rurur village, Tuensang, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

48. Shri Rongsennungba Sangtam, S/o Marlemba Sangtam, R/o Chare village, Tuensang, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

49. Shri L. Sangti Konyak, S/o Lauba, R/o Monyakshu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

50. Smti Ayei Konyak, D/o Wangjoak Konyak, R/o Shangnyu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

51. Shri Rendemo Kikon, S/o Rhanbemo, R/o Old Agee village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

52. Shri Tanwang Konyak, S/o yenwang Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

53. Shri L. Pilamo Ngullie, S/o Lt. Lomongo Ngullie, R/o Old Changsu village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

54. Smti Tahman Konyak, D/o Shangthak Konyak, R/o Longting village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

55. Shri C. Manyeih, S/o Chakto Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

56. Shri Ekhan Konyak, S/o Eyong Konyak, R/o Changlang village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

57. Shri Ngepam Konyak, S/o Topha Konyak, R/o Longwa village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

58. Smti Apham konyak, D/o Yangthoak, R/o Shangsa village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

59. Shri M. Solen Konyak, S/o Moba Konyak, R/o Monyakshu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

60. Shri Sulanthung Kikon, S/o Phyobemo Kikon, R/o Sanis village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

61. Shri Pangho Konyak, R/o Chaohachingnyu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

62. Shri W.Pangwan Konyak, S/o Lt. H.Wanang Konyak, R/o Totok Chingnyu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

63. Shri Nahtai K. Konyak, S/o Khahtai Konyak, R/o Leangnyu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

64. Shri Rukuvto Vero, S/o Potsonyi Vero, R/o Mutsale village, Phek, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN. Tizit 65. Shri Kavi I Zhimo, S/o Ikishe Zhimo, R/o Vishepu village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN. Tizit 66. Shri Vebu Soho, S/o Neihusa Soho, R/o Phek village, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN. 67. Shri Akum Lkr, S/o Temsu Lkr, R/o Tizit village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN. Tizit 68. Shri Phawang Konyak, S/o Natwang Konyak, R/o Chaoha Chingnyu village, Mon. Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN. Tizit 69. Shri Mankhu Konyak, S/o Alei Konyak, R/o Shangsa village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

70. Shri Y. Adam Konyak, S/o Yeangphoa Konyak, R/o Tizit village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

71. Shri C. Empe Konyak, S/o P. Chuba, R/o Monyakshu village, Tobu, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

72. Shri Mhathung M. Tungoe, S/o Myamo T. Tungoe, R/o New Changsu Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

73. Shri Chonben Patton, S/o Thunganimo Patton, R/o Old Riphyim village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

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74. Shri Nzanthung Tungoe, S/o Yimpvuo Tungeo, R/o Riphyim village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

75. Shri M. Orenvungo Lotha, S/o Myanlumo Lotha, R/o Niroyo village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

76. Shri Y.Khumbenthung Kikon, S/o Yanchamo Kikon, R/o Yanthamo village, Wokha , Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

77. Shri S. Shaboh Konyak, S/o Shanti Konyak, R/o Chenmoho village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

78. Shri Renthungo Ngullie, S/o Nzanbemo Ngullie, R/o Old Changsu village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

79. Shri Bankathung N. Ngullie, S/o Nchumbemo Ngullie, R/o Yanthamo village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

80. Shri Ekonthung Lotha, S/o Rabenthung M. Lotha, R/o Yikhum village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

81. Shri Subemo C.Patton, S/o Chibonimo Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

82. Shri Rembenthung Lotha, S/o Chumono Lotha, R/o Changsu village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

83. Shri Mhathung Z. Kithan, S/o Zanbenthung Kithan, R/o Yikhum village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

84. Shri Longtsukao C. Ngullie, S/o Chonbemo Ngullie, R/o Chukitong village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

85. Shri Imnatoshi Ao, S/o Salemba Ao, R/o Chumukedima, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

86. Shri Chonben, S/o Lobemo, R/o Tsungiki Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

87. Shri M. Nzanthbung Ngullie, S/o Mheo Ngullie, R/o Longla Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

88. Shri Yanpangthung K. Murry, S/o Konchio Murry, R/o Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

89. Shri A.Yanben Humtsoe, S/o Aphamo Humtsoe, R/o Humtso village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

90. Shri Wangman C. Konyak, S/o Chemwang Konyak, R/o Oting village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

91. Shri Felix Jakha, S/o Viyishe Jakha, R/o Sovima village, Chumukedima, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

92. Shri Hatming, S/o Langtai, R/o Oting village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

93. Shri Honjai W. Konyak, S/o Wangnah Konyak, R/o Hongphoi Village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit 94. Shri Panghong Konyak, S/o Engo, R/o Jalphang village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

95. Shri Hamnyei Konyak, S/o Lhangte Konyak, R/o Yei Village, Tobu, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

96. Shri M. Menom Konyak, S/o Mathchen Konyak, R/o S/Chingyu village, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

97. Shri Sangti Konyak, S/o Wanmai Konyak, R/o Monyakshu Village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

98. Shri Tenunichet, S/o Lt. Imkongwati, R/o Aliba Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

99. Shri H. Alang Konyak, S/o Holei Konyak, R/o Tizit Village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

100. Shri Nokyoh Konyak, S/o Penei Konyak, R/o Shangsa village, Mon. Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

101. Shri Y. Manran Konyak, S/o Yangthoak Konyak, R/o Shangsa village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

102. Shri Tingzang Konyak, S/o Alei Konyak, R/o Tixit village, Mon. Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN, Tizit.

103. Shri Tongmei Konyak, S/o Ponglem Konyak, R/o Lapa Lampong village, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

104. Shri A. Shanghao Konyak, S/o Alei Konyak, R/o Shangsa village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit ................Respondents

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO.196/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 109 Ors ....... Respondents 1. Shri. Asangla Ao, D/o Imtinuken, R/o Chuchyimlang Village, Mokokchung, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

2. Shri C. Longshing Konyak, S/o Chingpong Konyak, R/o Wanching Village, Mon. Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

3. Shri Hanglen Ongbou, S/o Yendin, R/o Sangtak Village, Tuensang, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

4. Shri Nyakpa, S/o Kaiheang, R/o Longching Village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

5. Shri Muleto Nienu, S/o Thuyesayi Nienu, R/o Mutsale village, Phek, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

6. Shri P.Rato Lohe, S/o Punuhu Lohe, R/o Kutsapo Village, Phek, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

7. Shri Wangphe, S/o Khamyuh, R/o Mon Village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

8. Shri .Yeingjong Konyak, S/o Ngamjok Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

9. Shri. T. Ayuh, S/o K.Tanwang, R/o Tangnyu Village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

10. Shri.Wangkoi Konyak, S/o Manngat Konyak, R/o Tangnyu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

11. Shri Wangyao O, S/o Ongwang, R/o S/Chingnyu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

12. Shri Langkhio, S/o Pangphi, R/o Langnokvillage, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

13. Shri Tembo, S/o bendangmongba, R/o Sungratsü village, Mokokchung, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

14. Shri Eanghuk Konyak, S/o Langpai Konyak, R/o Longching village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

15. Shri H.Tongmeth Konyak, S/o Hentong Konyak, R/o Chinglong village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

16. Shri Yimkumsashi Ao, S/o Limasunep Ao, R/o Sungratsü Village, Mokokchung, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

17. Shri Mannyei Phom, S/o Ngenyak Phom, R/o Sakshi Village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

18. Shri Viketho Tase, S/o Keyotso Tsae, R/o Jakhama village, Kohima, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

19. Shri.M.Sopong Konyak, S/o Lt. Metpong Konyak, R/o Tobu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

20. Shri Wangchem W. Konyak, S/o P. Wangshak Konyak, R/o Chaoha Chingnyu, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

21. Shri. Kealong N Konyak, S/o Neamneai H Konyak, R/o Tobu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

22. Shri Hamnyei Konyak, S/o Wokthing Konyak, R/o Tamlu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

23. Shri Benpho Konyak, S/o Yakap Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

24. Shri Chingjak N Konyak, S/o Nyeiwang, R/o Tangnyu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

25. Shri P. Shenpha Konyak, S/o Lt. Ponwang Konyak, R/o Lamgmeang village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

26. Shri Changmong Konyak, S/o Nyewen Konyak, R/o Ngangching village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

27. Shri Nchunthung Ezung, S/o Shanjo Ezung, R/o Mekokla village, Wokha, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

28. Shri Y. Hothrong, S/o Yangsomong, R/o Rurur village, Shamator, Tuensang, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

29. Shri H.Honman Konyak, S/o Hone Konyak, R/o Tamlu village, Longleng, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

30. Shri Litsatsi M.Sangtam, S/o Mukhimong Sangtam, R/o Langkok village, Kiphire, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

31. Shri Khriesaveyo Thira, S/o Neiphizo, R/o Kikruma village, Phek, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

32. Shri Mhaseto Ringa, S/o Akru Ringa, R/o Chozuba village, Phek, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

33. Shri T. Hangpong Konyak, S/o M. Tingneang Konyak, R/o Pongkong village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

34. Shri N. Shatnang, S/o Nyeme.

R/o Chi village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

35. Shri A. Eha Konyak, S/o Angpa Konyak, R/o Angphang village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 196/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 6 to 109 ).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the..........September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

Shubham Garg

manding cash, In The Cove newspaper reported.

The man refused and was allegedly stabbed a number of times in the abdomen before the assailant fled, the report added.

The emergency services were called. The North Shore Police Area Command attended and located the injured man and estab-

lished a crime scene, it said.

Officers attached to North Shore Police Area Command have been investigating the stabbing and formed Strike Force Prosy, it said.

Following extensive inquiries by Strike Force Prosy detectives, a search warrant was executed on a home on the Pacific Highway at Greenwich at about 3.40 pm on Sunday.

Norwood, of Gosford, was arrested at the scene and was taken to Chatswood Police Station, where he was charged with one count of attempted murder after the alleged stabbing, the statement said.

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH

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IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

murder after Garg, allegedly suffered multiple stab wounds to the face, chest and abdomen, the Daily Telegraph newspaper reported.

The man (Garg) suffered multiple stab wounds to his face, chest, and abdomen; he sought assistance from a nearby house before being taken to Royal North Shore Hospital. The man underwent surgery and remains there in a serious but stable condition, the NSW Police Force statement said.

Garg was approached by an unknown man near the Pacific Highway Lane Cove on Thursday. The unknown man allegedly threatened him while de-

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 190/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri. Lipokmeren Jamir, S/o Lt.Semerlepzuk Jamir, Longsa Village, MKG. Constable (Operator), NPTO (Nagaland Police Telecommunication Org).

Shri. Chingtuk Konyak, S/o Shahpong Konyak, Chinglong Village, Mon Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. P.Phongpa Konyak, S/o Ponge Konyak, Mohung Village, Mon Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. Yupwang konyak, S/o Yahan Konyak, Chinglong Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. Yongpa Konyak, S/o Pangyao Konyak, Angphang village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. Walang Lemtur, S/o Obed Lemtur, Lake View Colony, Dimapur, Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri.Rudulhu Nienu, S/o Mami-o Nieu, Mutsale Village, Phek.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri L. Samuel Konyak, S/o S. Layang Konyak, Sowa Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. Zuchamo Khuvung, S/o Woshoma Khuvung, Sankiton Village, Wokha, Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Anglang Konyak, S/o Khongpa Konyak, Aopao Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Iziegumbe, S/o Ramdineu, New Ngwalwa Village, Peren.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Sashimongba, S/o Yongtang, Yachem Village, Longleng.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Rentsanthung C. Yanthan, S/o Chonzamo Yanthan, Sankinton Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Abenthung Tsopoe, S/o Kimongthung Lotha, Wokha Town, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Smti. Tumchobeni L. Yanthan, D/o Longtsu Yanthan, Changsu New, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Yangpong Phom, S/o Ube, Pongo Village, Longleng.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri V. Khekugha Sumi, S/o Vitomo Sumi, Alaphumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Lumbemo Patton, S/o Nthungo Patton, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Temsulemba Longkumer, S/o Zaliba, Mongchen Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Renben S. Lotha, S/o Sacheo Lotha, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Bibenthung E Ngullie, S/o Eyingo Ngullie, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Benri Jami, S/o abel Jami, Chudi Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri R. Eden Ennio, S/o Renimo, Ennio, Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Kiyeho Jimomi, S/o Hekuto, Nihoto Village, Dimapur.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Renthungo E. Patton, S/o Elishe Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Mhabemo Lotha, S/o Zankhomo Tungoe, Old Riphyim, wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. Tsushemong H, S/o Y. Hanji, Salomi Village, Kiphire.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Samuel Patton, S/o Tsatemo Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Chuba Imti, S/o Imsutangit Imti, Longjang Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Along Haah Konyak, S/o Honnyei Konyak, Chingkao Chingnyu Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri S. Meribemo Lotha, S/o Sathungo Odyuo, New Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Moishi Konyak, S/o Shahyin, Chinglong Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Odyuthung, S/o Yanbemo Lotha, New Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Hamnyei Konyak, S/o Angjai Konyak, Mohung Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Lichumthung O. Kithan, S/o Okhao Kithan, Englan Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Khampei M. Konyak, S/o Methna Konyak, Chingdang Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Nzanthung N. Kithan, S/o Nlumo Kithan, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Angchen Konyak, S/o Lokjei Konyak, Aopao Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Imkonglemba, S/o Lanutoshi, Sungratsu Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Ngongothung W. Kikon, S/o Wokhango Kikon, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Likao Odyuo, S/o Yambemo Odyuo, Seluku Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Chenio Shitiri, S/o Mhondamo Shitiri, Nungying Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri C. Yiponthung Ngullie, S/o Chibemo Ngullie, N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Renchio Kikon, S/o Rashamo Kikon, Longsachung Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri T. Longshithung Ngullie, S/o N. Thungtemo Ngullie, Niroyo Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri N. Chumben Ngullie, S/o Nribemo Ngullie, Niroyo Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Y. Woben Kokon, S/o Yankho Kikon, Wokha Town, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri John P. Lotha, S/o Phyolumo Jungio, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Pehe, S/o Chie, Pang Village, Tuensang.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. K. Kakishe Sumi, S/o Kavito Sumi, Marumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (Operator), NPTO.

51. Shri. Yiben B Jungio, S/o Benthungo Jungio, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 52. Shri Y. Pvukhomo, S/o Yibomo, Changsu New Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 53. Shri Thejavizo Dul, S/o Lt. Zakicho Dul, Kidima Village, Kohima.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 54. Shri Nagato H. Chophy, S/o Hotokhu Chophy, Ustomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 55. Smti R. Zulobeni Ngullie, D/o Renpomo Ngullie, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 56. Shri Nungothung Ngullie, S/o Thungjamo Ngullie, Diphupar Village, Chumikedima.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 57. Shri Thungbemo Lotha, S/o Lt. Myobemo Lotha, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 58. Shri W. Ponthungo Ngullie, S/o Wondango Ngullie, Yimkha Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 59. Shri Myanthung T. Ngullie, S/o Thepenthung Ngullie, United colony, Dimapur.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. (Deputy IGP, Communication) 60. Shri. Vemutu Venuh, S/o Kuduneyi Venuh, Phek Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

61. Shri. Thupuku Swuro, S/o Valeyi Swuro, Ruzazho Village, Phek.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

62. Shri. Lhüvenü Dozo, S/o Mughulhu Dozo, Thuvopisu Village , Phek Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

63. Shri. Venüra Venyo, S/o Züneyi, Thuvopisu Village, Chozuba Town, Phek.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

64. Shri Wekowe Krome, S/o Ngutsonyi Krome, Lasumi Village, Pfutsero, Phek.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

65. Shri. A. Chubatemjen Phom, S/o Ajungba Phom, Alayong Village, Longleng.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

66. Shri K. Nokkei, S/o Y. Kane, Toktok Chingkho Village, Mon. Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

67. Shri Kentsin Kent, S/o Gwasenlo Kent, Sendenyu Village, Tsemenyu.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

68. Shri Kezevituo Zumu, S/o Khriethovizo Zumu, Tuophema Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

69. Shri Ruchunhyulo Tep, S/o Benga Tep, Ziphenyu Village, Tseminyu.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

70. Shri Kevi Chuse, S/o Khrielhoulie Chuse, Phesama Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

71. Shri Kevizhapu Kruse, S/o M. Tonyu Kruse, New Socunoma Village, Dimapur.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

72. Shri Menuobeilhou Seyie, S/o Khrievor Seyie, Touphema Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

73. Shri N. Avungthung Lotha, S/o Nyimbemo Lotha, Burma Camp, Dimapur.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

74. Shri Neikeduo Seyie, S/o Medovilie Seyie, Tuophema Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

75. Shri Pelebeituo Sopfunuo, S/o Lhoulatuo Sopfunuo, Seithama Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

76. Shri Kekhrieletuo Terhase, S/o Neikesolie Terhase, Rusoma Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

77. Shri Lichumthung, S/o Nrithung, Yanthamo Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

78. Shri R. Vonchibemo Tungoe, S/o B.R. Tungoe, New Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

79. Shri Vingosal Sachü, S/o Virenyü Sachü, Kidima Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

80. Shri Ezanbemo Patton, S/o Khonsao Lotha, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

81. Shri Jonas Odyuo, S/o Nzemomo Odyuo, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

82. Shri Khriekethozo Rio, S/o Zasivituo Rio, Tuophema Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

83. Shri R. Chumben Ngullie, S/o Rabemo Ngullie, Yanthamo Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

84. Shri R. James Humtsoe, S/o Ralan Humtsoe, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

85. Shri Kekhriesetuo Khro, S/o Lhoukuolie Khro, Tsiesema Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

86. Shri Ruokuosituo Rulho, S/o Peteneilhou Rulho, Nerhrma Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

87. Shri Visokholie, S/o Khriekrulie, Chiechama Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

88. Shri Zakiezobei, S/o Medovizo, Rusoma Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

89. Shri Aron Sumi, S/o Inakhe Sumi, Shena Old Village, Zunheboto.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

90. Shri Abenthung Ngullie, S/o Vanthungo Ngullie, Longla Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

91. Shri Ejanthung Murrie, S/o Lumchio Murrie, N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

92. Shri Nzanbemo P. Lotha, S/o Phyobemo Lotha, Chukitong Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

93. Shri Senkathung B. Kikon, S/o Benrithung, Yimpang Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

94. Shri Thechamo Ngullie, S/o Nrichen Ngullie, Niroyo Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

95. Shri Tsenchamo P. Jungio, S/o Pithungo Jungio, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

96. Shri Wabangtemjen, S/o P. Wati Walling, Lingrijan Colony, Dimapur.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

97. Shri. Kuhuvezo Khesoh, S/o vesheta Khesoh, Tehephu, Phek Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

98. Shri.Mhasibei Sopfu, S/o Vicha Sopfu, Chiephobozou, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

99. Shri. Sedevizo Mere, S/o Chatuolie Mere, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

100. Shri. Shumbenthung Lotha, S/o Yamathung, Longsachung Village, Wokha.

NCE (Cook) 10th NAP Battalion.

101. Shri Seyiengutuo Miaroi, S/o Kifelie Miario, Phekerkriema Village, Kohima.

Constable (Driver) 10th NAP Battalion.

102. Shri. Keviletuo Joseph, S/o Mezhukie-o, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

103. Shri. Keduolhoulie Rio, S/o Zhangulie Rio, Chiechama Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

104. Shri. Vikhou Rio, S/o Mezieo Rio, Chiechama Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

105. Shri. Sepo Puro, S/o Kuhukro Puro, Kikruma Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

106. Shri Pushu, S/o Pussing, Thonokyu Village, Tuensang.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

107. Shri Imliwapang Imchen, S/o M. Tongpang Imchen, Aonokpu, Mokokchung.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

108. Shri Ponen Ao, S/o I. Chujang Ao, Sungratsu, Mokokchung.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

109. Shri Thejangulie Theunuo, S/o Neizeo Theunuo, North Block Keziekie, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

110. Shri. Avino Mejura, S/o Razoulhoulie Mejura, Phesama Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

111. Shri Ketseilhoulie Kengurusie, S/o Salie Kengurusie, Nehrema Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

112. Shri Khriesangulie Angami, S/o Kikruneilie Angami, Chumukedima, Dimapur.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

113. Shri Medoleo Khubve, S/o Neikeduo-o, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

114. Shri Avile Angami, S/o Lt. Kesuolehie, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

115. Shri Lipoktoshi, S/o Tatongmongba, Chuchuyimlang, Mokokchung.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

116. Shri Vilhousietuo Surunuo, S/o Babeilie, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

117. Shri Vichukho Yano, S/o Neizolie Yano, Kigwema Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

118. Shri. Nulhusao Ringa, S/o Abu Ringa, Chesezu Village, Phek NCE (Water Carrier) 10th NAP Battalion.

119. Shri. Zhovi Miari, S/o Vizoloe Miari, Phekerkriema Village, Kohima.

NCE (Water Carrier) 10th NAP Battalion.

120. Shri.Medokhoto Yakhro, S/o Khriesielie Yakhro, Kigwema Village, Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

121. Shri James Patton, S/o Kikho Patton, Lingrijan, Dimapur.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

122. Shri Bipen L. Kithan, S/o Lontsuo Kithan, Old Changsu, Wokha.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

123. Shri Enibemo N. Odyuo, S/o Nchumbemo Odyuo, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

124. Shri Chonthungo M. Murry, S/o Myonniumo Murry, N. Longidang, Wokha.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

125. Shri Jenio N. Odyuo, S/o Ntsemo Odyuo, New Riphyim, Wokha.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

126. Shri Vikho-u Sopfunuo, S/o Neikeduo Sopfunuo, Medziphema, Dimapur.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

127. Shri. Chenibemo Ngullie, S/o Yean Ngully, Longsa Village, Wokha Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

128. Shri. Shri L. Nzanbemo Odyuo, S/o Lobemo, New Chandalashung, Wokha.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

129. Shri Sejongmong Sangtam, S/o Aloba Sangtam, Chimonger, Tuensang.

Constable (Driver) 10th NAP Battalion.

130. Shri. K.Longkhoi, S/o Lt. Khomo, Yokao Village, Noklak, Tuensang, Constable(Driver) 11th NAP(IR) Battalion.

131. Shri.Zekote Venuh, S/o D.Menuh, Thetsumi Village, Phek.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

132. Shri.Zubemo Lotha, S/o Nyimtsemo Lotha, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

133. Shri. Chanchithung Ezung, S/o Yinungo Ezung, Mungya Village, Wokha Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

134. Shri. Limayapang, S/o Chubalemba, Mangkolemba Village, Mokokchung.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

135. Shri.Myanbemo Y. Kikon, S/o Yanbemo Kikon, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

136. Shri.Chitie, S/o Sangthing, Lengnyu Village, Noklak, Tuensang.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

137. Shri.Solanthung Shitiri, S/o Yandamo Shitiri, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

138. Shri. Benjamin E Ngullie, S/o Ezamo Ngullie, Chukitong Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

139. Shri. Ngaku Somba, S/o Late Namang Sipong, Chingmei Village, Tuensang.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

140. Shri. Ngangshithung R. Kikon, S/o Renponthung Kikon, Longla Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

141. Shri. Suko L, S/o Late Lango, Wonsoi Village, Noklak, Tuensang.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

142. Shri. Jenithung Odyuo, S/o Ekyino Odyuo, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

143. Shri.Lumchamo Y. Ngullie, S/o Yilobemo Ngullie, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

144. Shri. Molongako Chang, S/o Imtisupong, Chare Village, Tuensang Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

145. Shri. Abenthung Ngullie, S/o Npfuo Ngullie, N. Longidang, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

146. Shri. Mhao R. Kikon, S/o Ratsemo Kikon, Chukitong Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

147. Shri. Haipo, S/o Hangchiu, New Pangsha Village, Noklak, Tuensang.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

148. Shri. Roben N. Yanthan, S/o Late Nkhyingo Yanthan, Humtso, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

149. Shri. Hanlumong, S/o Kiumukam, Penkim Village, Pungro, Kiphire.

Constable (Petrol Mechanic) 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

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Smoke rises as a banner with a protest message hangs off Sitong Bridge, Beijing, China on Thursday, October 13. (Reuters)

the lead-up to important events. Street-level security has been strengthened with paramilitary police patrolling subway stations and neighbourhoods near the Great Hall of the People where the congress will take place.

Authorities are cracking down on the use of virtual private networks circumventing China’s firewalls, to restrict access to the internet beyond Communist Party control.

But in an attempt to stamp out small Covid outbreaks in Beijing as the congress nears, city authorities are enforcing much stricter measures than most other parts of China.

Tens of millions of residents are being tested every three days, with screenings for entry to all buildings enforced and mask-wearing mandates policed.

Officials have also heavily restricted the number of people entering the city and discouraged residents from leaving.

Many people who travelled to other cities during a recent National Day holiday found that their online health codes - essential for travel around the country - suddenly indicated they were at risk of Covid infection, preventing them from getting on trains or flights back to Beijing.

SYDNEY, OCT 14 (PTI): A 28-year-old Indian student has been stabbed multiple times in the face, chest and abdomen in Australia by a man who allegedly demanded cash, Australian officials have said, with Indian authorities expecting that the matter to be dealt with seriously and action is taken against the perpetrators.

The incident took place on October 6 at about 10:30 pm, as Shubham Garg walked along the Pacific Highway, NSW Police Force said in a statement on Monday. Police have arrested Daniel Norwood and the 27-year-old suspect is charged with attempted

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 190/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 8 to 156).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima : Nagaland.

INTERNATIONAL

Russia to evacuate from 4 cities as Ukraine advances

of Ukrainians to Russia or Russian-controlled territory as voluntary, but in many cases those are the only evacuation routes residents of the occupied areas can or are allowed to take.

Reports have surfaced that some Ukrainians were forcibly deported to “filtration camps” with harsh conditions.

In addition, an Associated Press investigation found that Russian officials deported thousands of Ukrainian children - some orphaned, others living with foster families or in institutions - to be raised as Rus-

sian. As Ukrainian forces sustain counteroffensives in the country’s east and south to recapture occupied areas, Russian troops have retreated from some areas they overran soon after invading the country in late February.

The Ukrainian gains and an October 8 truck bomb explosion on a prized bridge linking Russia to Crimea have led to domestic criticism of the Kremlin’s handling of the war and increased pressure on Putin to do more to turn the tide in Russia’s favour.

The evacuation announcement came as Ukrai-

5 killed, including officer, in N. Carolina shooting: Police R A L E I G H ( N O RT H CAROLINA), OCT 14 (AP): Five people were killed by a shooter who opened fire along a walking trail in North Carolina’s capital city on Thursday and eluded police for hours before he was cornered in a home and arrested, police said.

An off-duty police officer was among those killed by the suspect, who police only described as a white, juvenile male. He was arrested around 9:37 pm, authorities said. His identity and age weren’t released.

The gunfire broke out around 5 pm along the Neuse River Greenway in a residential area northeast of downtown, Raleigh Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin said.

Officers from numerous law enforcement agencies swarmed the area, closing roads and warning residents to stay inside while they searched for the shooter.

Among those slain was an off-duty police officer, authorities said. Two other people, including another police officer, were taken to hospitals. The officer was later released, but the other survivor remained in critical condition.

“Tonight terror has reached our doorstep. The nightmare of every community has come to Raleigh. This is a senseless horrific and infuriating act of violence that has been committed,” Gov.

Law enforcement officers block off Old Milburnie Road during a shooting in Raleigh, N.C., Thursday.

Roy Cooper told reporters.

Authorities didn’t offer any details on a motive, but Baldwin joined Cooper in decrying the violence.

“We must stop this mindless violence in America, we must address gun violence,” the mayor said.

“We have much to do, and tonight we have much to mourn.”

Brooke Medina, who lives in the neighbourhood bordering the greenway, was driving home at around 5:15 pm when she saw about two dozen police cars, both marked and unmarked, race toward the residential area about 9 miles (14 kilometers) from Raleigh’s downtown. She then saw ambulances speeding the other direction, toward the closest hospital.

She and her husband, who was working from home with their four children, started reaching out to neighbours and realized there was a shelter-in-place order.

The family closed all

of their window blinds, locked the doors and congregated in an upstairs hallway together, said Medina, who works as a communications vice president at a think tank.

The family listened to the police scanner and watched local news before going back downstairs once the danger seemed to have moved further away from their home.

“We’re just going to hunker down for the rest of the night and be very vigilant. Keep all of our lights on, doors locked,” she said.

She described the neighbourhood known as Hedingham as a sprawling, dense, tree-lined community that’s full of singlefamily homes, duplexes and townhomes that are more moderately priced compared to other parts of the Raleigh area. Medina said she often takes her kids on bike rides along the greenway during the day, but typically brings pepper spray along just in case.

Iraqi parliament elects Abdul Latif Rashid as new Iraqi Prez BAGHDAD, OCT 14 (IANS): Iraqi lawmakers have elected Abdul Latif Rashid as the new President of Iraq, marking a crucial step toward forming a new government for the country, the parliament said.

Rashid received 162 votes in the second round of voting, defeating Barham Salih who gained 99 votes, while eight votes were considered invalid, according to the media office of the parliament on Thursday.

In the first round of voting, none of the 39 presidential candidates garnered two-thirds of the votes of the total 329 parliament members, but Rashid got 156 votes and Salih came in second with 99 votes, Xinhua news agency reported.

According to the Iraqi constitution, the President-

Abdul Latif Rashid

elect needs to gather at least two-thirds of the votes of the 329 parliament members. Failing that, the two candidates with the highest number of votes will compete with each other in a second round, and the one receiving the majority of votes will be declared the President of Iraq.

The newly-elected Rashid was later sworn in as the President of Iraq, the fifth President of the country since 2003.

After the parliament

session, Rashid tasked Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani with forming a new government as al-Sudani was nominated by the Coordination Framework (CF), the largest parliamentary alliance and an umbrella group of Shia parliamentary parties.

Al-Sudani, now as the Prime Minister-designate, will have 30 days to form the new government, according to the constitution.

Rashid, 78, is a veteran Kurdish politician born in the city of Sulaimaniyah in northeastern Iraq. He worked as Minister for Water Resources from September 2003 to December 2010.

He is an active member of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) under the leadership of Jalal Talabani, who became President of Iraq in 2005.

said in a video message.

“We have buried the myth of the invincibility of the Russian army.”

While reiterating calls for local residents to evacuate to Russia, Saldo’s deputy, Kirill Stremousov, also insisted the evacuation preparations did not mean the Russian-installed officials anticipated Ukrainian forces taking all of the Kherson region.

“No one’s retreating. ... No one is planning to leave the territory of the Kherson region,” he said.

Early on Friday, Russia continued missile strikes on critical infrastructure that started Monday in retaliation for the explosion on the Moscow-funded bridge that links Crimea to the Russian mainland.

In the last 24 hours, at least nine civilians were killed and 15 were wounded, the Ukrainian president’s office reported Friday morning. The victims included seven people who died after a missile strike in the city of Mykolaiv, where a residential building was destroyed, the regional governor, Vitaliy Kim, said.

Pak finance minister Ishaq Dar heckled at airport in Washington WASHINGTON/ISLAMABAD, OCT 14 (PTI): Pakistan Finance Minister Ishaq Dar was heckled by unidentified persons at the Dulles International Airport when he arrived in Washington to attend meetings with the global lending institutions and seek much-needed aid for the cash-strapped and flood-hit country.

In a video that went viral on Twitter on Thursday, Dar, accompanied by Pakistan’s Ambassador to US Masood Khan and other officials jeered at the airport.

In the clips, the hecklers can be heard chanting slogans of “chor chor” directed toward Dar. In one of the videos, a man can be heard shouting: “You’re a liar. You’re a chor”. In his retort, Dar says: “You’re a liar.”

Mani Butt, the president of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party’s Virginia chapter — who accompanied Dar — can be seen exchanging profanities with the hecklers, the Dawn newspaper. Dar, 72, recently took over as the finance minister of Pakistan from his

Screengrab from a footage showing finance minister Ishaq Dar being heckled at the airport in Washington.

predecessor Miftah Ismail.

He is in the US to attend the annual meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

Pakistan will seek new terms from international lenders after devastating floods hit the country.

The death toll from the cataclysmic floods in Pakistan was close to 1,700.

It has also displaced over 33 million people and caused economic damages to the tune of USD 40 billion, fanning fears that the country

may not be able to meet its debt obligations. This is not the first time Pakistani ministers have been jeered at public places on their trips abroad and even within the country. Last month, Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb was heckled at a coffee shop in London.

Earlier, Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal was harassed by supporters of former prime minister Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party at a restaurant.

Liz Truss sacks Kwarteng, appoints Hunt as Treasury chief

LONDON, OCT 14 (PTI): British Prime Minister Liz Truss has sacked her Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, in an effort to stem the economic turmoil unleashed by his mini-budget at the end of last month, reports emerging from Downing Street in London said on Friday.

“As I have said many times in the past weeks, following the status quo was simply not an option. For too long this country has been dogged by low growth rates and high taxation that must still change if this country is to succeed,” his resignation letter reads.

Earlier, the finance minister cut short his visit to the US for an International Monetary Fund (IMF) meeting in Washington to fly back for a meeting with his boss. It had triggered speculation over his job and

Jeremy Hunt appointed Britain’s next finance minister, replacing Kwarteng

Britain’s ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng, left and Prime Minister Liz Truss. (AP/PTI)

possible U-turns on the tax cuts he had tabled in Parliament, which had resulted in the pound plummeting against the dollar and the Bank of England stepping in to buy the country’s longterm bonds to shore up the pension funds.

The estimated GBP 45 billion worth of tax cuts without a detailed funding

OFFICE OF THE

KASHANYU STUDENTS’ UNION P.O- Tseminyu, Nagaland -797109 Motto: “Unity Wins Strength”

FELICITATION

The office of the Kashanyu Students’ Union with immense pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. ASA TEP, S/o Mr. Kenichwen Tep for securing the post of Agriculture Inspector (Class-III Non Gazetted) under the Department of Agriculture, Government of Nagaland through Nagaland Public Service Commission.

The Union further wishes him the best in all his future endeavours.

Sd/Sd/Shoti Khing Kenyule Tep President General Secretary Kashanyu Students’ Union Kashanyu Students’ Union

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A Ukrainian territorial defence deminer takes Russian ammunition left behind near Grakove village, Ukraine.

nian forces pushed deeper into the Kherson region, albeit at a slower pace than a few weeks ago.

Ukrainian forces reported retaking 75 settlements in the region in the last month, Ukraine’s Ministry for Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories said late on Thursday night.

A similar campaign in eastern Ukraine resulted in 502 settlements in the Kharkiv region, 43 in the Donetsk region and seven in Luhansk region returning to Ukrainian control, the ministry said.

Putin illegally annexed Kherson, as well as the neighbouring Zaporizhzhia region and the Donetsk and Luhansk regions of eastern Ukraine last month following “referendums” in the four regions that Kyiv and the West denounced as a sham.

Gen Valeriy Zaluzhny, the commander of Ukraine’s armed forces, vowed on Friday that his forces would succeed in “getting ours back.”

“No one and nothing will stop us,” Zaluzhny

IN GRATITUDE The Jalukie Town Local Baptist Church Mission Department express our sincere thanks and gratitude to all individuals, Medical Dealers & Stockist and Doctors for rendering their services and contributions during the medical camp held on 09th October 2022 at Church premises. More than 120 patients could be treated and free medicines were given during the camp.

1. Mr. Pehiareudi 2. Dr. Ibamgumbe Ipuing 3. Dr. Assape Kauring 4. Dr. Ramheigum 5. Mr. Dillip, Medical Representative, Dev Pharmacy (P) Ltd. 6. Paul Pharma 7. R.K Drugs 8. Nightingale 9. Shree Amrita 10. Lotus 11. Noble Pharmaceuticals 12. Medico 13. Prativa 14. Mpom Pharmacy Jalukie town It is our prayer that God bless you abundantly as you continue to serve humanity through your good deeds.

Sd/(TEICHANG PUTLANG) (IGUMPEULE) Chairman Mission Coordinator Mission Dept, JTLBC Mission Dept, JTLBC

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KYIV, OCT 14 (AP): Russia has promised free accommodation to residents of Ukraine’s partially occupied Kherson region who want to evacuate to Russia, a sign that Ukrainian military gains along the war’s southern front are worrying the Kremlin.

The Moscow-installed leader of Kherson, one of four regions illegally annexed by Russian President Vladimir Putin last month, asked the Kremlin to organise an evacuation from four cities, citing incessant shelling by Ukrainian forces.

Vladimir Saldo, the head of the Moscow-appointed regional administration, said a decision was made to evacuate Kherson residents to the Russian regions of Rostov, Krasnodar and Stavropol, as well as to the Crimean Peninsula, which Moscow annexed from Ukraine in 2014.

“We, residents of the Kherson region, of course know that Russia doesn’t abandon their own, and Russia always offers a hand,” Saldo said on Thursday. Russia has characterised the movement

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plan to back it up were seen as disastrous for the UK economy at a time when inflation has already been soaring.

LO N D O N, O C T 1 4 (AGENCIES): Former foreign minister Jeremy Hunt has been appointed Britain’s finance minister, Prime Minister Liz Truss’s office said on Friday, following Kwasi Kwarteng’s resignation from the post after less than six weeks in the job.

A former foreign minister, Hunt has twice been unsuccessful in running for the governing Conservative Party’s leadership, once losing to Boris Johnson and then being knocked out in the first round of voting in a contest which saw Truss

take the prize.

Seen as on the centreright of the party, Hunt endorsed Truss’s leadership rival, former finance minister Rishi Sunak to become prime minister, and is seen by many in the party as a safe pair of hands. Hunt, who has also previously served as health minister and culture minister, becomes Britain’s fourth finance minister in as many months. Truss’s office also said Edward Argar had replaced Chris Philp as Chief Secretary to the Treasury, the second most important job in the department.

RESIGNATION AND DECLARATION We, the following Office Bearers of the National People’s Party (NPP) from 17-Chizami A/C has resigned from the Party and from our respective positions and joined NDPP along with our supporters to further strengthen the leadership of Mr. K. G. Kenye, Former M.P & Advisor NDPP. We shall stand committed to the Party’s principles and extend unflinching support to the President Mr. Chingwang Konyak and Mr. Neiphiu Rio, Hon’ble Chief Minister.

Sl.NO Name Designation 1 Chubutse Naro President, NPP Phek District 2 Lhimese Tsido General Secretary, NPP Phek District 3 Dode Nakro President, NPP Youth Wing Phek District 4 Tewetso Tsüha Vice President, NPP Youth Wing Phek District 5 Shenezo Dzüdo Vice President, NPP 17- Chizami A/C 6 Wezotso Wetsa Secretary, NPP 17- Chizami A/C 7 Küvechüsa Swüro Secretary, NPP 17- Chizami A/C 8 Ciekrosü D.Vadeo Secretary, NPP 17- Chizami A/C 9 Welhite-u Lasuh Vice President, Women Wing 17- Chizami A/C 10 Küveta Dozo Vice President, Youth Wing 17- Chizami A/C 11 Sahita Dzüdo Secretary, Youth Wing 17- Chizami A/C 12 Mhakhro Tsüha President, NPP Mesulumi Village Unit 13 Kowelhi Wezah Vice President, NPP Mesulumi Village Unit 14 Meselo Lasuh Gen. Secy., NPP Mesulumi Village Unit 15 Mesezü Venuh President, Youth Wing NPP Mesulumi Vill. Unit 16 Khwenyilo Chirhah President, NPP Chizami Village Unit 17 Puwezo Tsüha Gen. Secy., NPP Chizami Village Unit 18 Neikope Lohe President, NPP Chizami Town Unit 19 Neilalie Wezah Gen. Secy., NPP Chizami Town Unit 20 Thüpuzo Keroh President, NPP Gidemi Village Unit 21 Thüpukhoyi Tetseo Vice President, NPP Gidemi Village Unit 22 Züveto Keroh Gen. Secretary, NPP Gidemi Village Unit 23 Velapa Keroh Treasurer, NPP Gidemi Village Unit 24 Vejoi Chiero President, NPP Porba Village Unit 25 Nücühü Dzüdo Vice President, NPP Porba Village Unit 26 Razusheyi Dzüdo Gen. Secretary, NPP Porba Village Unit 27 Mütsito Member, NPP Gidemi Village Unit 28 Daniel Member, NPP Gidemi Village Unit 29 Cüvoneyi Member, NPP Gidemi Village Unit 30 Shevota Dzüdo Member, NPP Porba Village Unit 31 Küthove Thülüo Member, NPP Porba Village Unit 32 Niepoyi Chiero Member, NPP Porba Village Unit 33 Vebito Swüro Member, NPP Porba Village Unit 34 Shezovo Dzüdo Member, NPP Porba Village Unit 35 Vede Dzüdo Member, NPP Porba Village Unit 36 Vetsosa Swüro Member, NPP Porba Village Unit 37 Mülühü Member, NPP Upper Khomi Unit k-2414/22

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Tetso College organises 7th ‘Comfiesta’, ‘Historia Fete’ ‘Polluting minds of young generation’:

SC slams Ekta Kapoor on web series ‘XXX’

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he Supreme Court on Friday slammed producer Ekta Kapoor over objectionable content in her web series “XXX”.

A bench of Justices Ajay Rastogi and C.T. Ravikumar said: “Something has to be done. You are polluting the minds of the young generation of this country...”

The bench added

that the OTT (Over the Top) content was available to all and questioned her counsel as to “what kind of choice are you providing to the people?”

The bench made these observations after senior advocate Mukul Rohatgi, representing Kapoor, contended a plea was moved before the Patna High Court but chances are slim that the

matter will be taken up soon.

At this, the bench said: “You are polluting the minds of youngsters.”

Rohatgi, however, submitted that the apex court had earlier granted protection to Kapoor in a similar matter and there is freedom of choice in the country. He further added that content is subscription based.

The bench said it does not appreciate that every time, a plea is moved before the apex court and added that a cost will be imposed for filing such a petition. It asked Rohatgi to convey this to his client and emphasised that the apex court works for those who don’t have voices.

The top court was hearing a plea by Kapoor against the arrest warrants

issued against her for allegedly insulting soldiers and hurting the sentiments of their families in the web series on her OTT platform ALTBalaji.

The bench observed: “We have seen the order and we have our reservations.”

The apex court has also kept the matter pending before it and recommended a local lawyer should be engaged to inform about the status of hearing in the high court.

A trial court in Bihar’s Begusarai had issued the warrant on a 2020 complaint lodged by Shambhu Kumar, an exserviceman, who alleged that “XXX” (season-2) featured several objectionable scenes in connection with the soldier’s wife.

(IANS)

Avitoli Yepthomi (B.com 3rd sem) and Zuchumo Yanthan (BBA 1st Sem) presenting special number. (NP)

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release Rishab Shetty’s ‘Kantara’ becomes highest- Queen rediscovered song featuring rated Indian film, beats ‘KGF 2’, ‘RRR’ Freddie Mercury

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Anurag Thakur with the team of Hombale films ‘Kantara’

Anurag Thakur meets ‘Kantara’ team, talks about making India ‘film hub of the world’

After hitting the bull’s eye at the box office, Kannada movie ‘Kantara’ is now trending across the country with accolades pouring in from all quarters. Union Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports, Anurag Thakur met the Kantara team Thursday and wished them success.

Taking to social media, Anurag Thakur shared a picture of his meeting with the team of ‘Kantara’. Thakur tweeted: “I met @hombalefilms team and wished them success for their film #Kantara. Also listened to their ideas to make India film hub of the world.”

Several celebrities like Dhanush, Anil Kumble, and Prashanth Neel have expressed their appreciation for the film.

With its pan-India release, Hombale films’ ‘Kantara’ is garnering all-round praise. The film began to spread its charm from the very first day of its release in Kannada and continued its winning streak when it released in Hindi.

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Department of History, Tetso College organized annual “History Festival” on October 12 under the theme ‘Historia Fete: Reimagining the Untold Narratives’. The event was divided into two segments, formal and informal.

The formal session begun with an invocation by assistant professor, department of History, Akali Sumi, and sharing on the festival theme by assistant professor, department of History, Dr. Eastrose Miachie. In the formal session, students showcased a traditional Angami folktale drama followed by a special musical performance and a quiz competition among the students.

The informal session kicked off with a traditional Sumi Naga traditional dance followed by several fun filled performances and competitions. Performances included beat boxing, singing and dance by different students of the department. Competitions included war cry or howling challenge, standup comedy, and pork fat eating. A special performance was given by Tetso alumnus Vinika Yepthomi who is an artiste under the Task Force of Music and Arts (TaFMA), Government of Nagaland.

Various stalls were also set up by students of all three different semesters of the department.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks

by Dr. Eastrose Miachieo.

FTII to conduct training on smartphone film making

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fter the successful completion of the first phase of training which was held online, the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) in collaboration with the department of IPR, will begin the second phase of training with the basic course in “Smartphone Film Making” for ST participants residing in Nagaland from October 17 to 21.

The training is being imparted free of cost as part of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebration which

will be conducted offline at the Directorate of Information & Public Relations, Kohima.

The course director will be prof.

Ajmal Jami, who is a reputed professional in the field of cinematography, visual content and production and has over 30 years of experience in a diverse range of visual communication, including mobile filmmaking.

He also served as HoD-Camera at NDTV news channel. The release informed that participants should be-

long to Scheduled Tribe and should be 18 years and above. There will be no course fee, however, participants are required to pay Rs. 500/- at the time of registration. Interested candidates may send their details with their ST Certificate to iprnagaland@gmail.com or contact 8861160084.

The last date of submission will be October 16. Certificates will be issued by FTII upon successful completion of the course. No TA and DA will be provided.

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felicitAtiON The Office of the Ao Senso Union Kiphire with immense pride and joy would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. N. Moa Jamir, Sr. Dental Surgeon, District Hospital Kiphire who has received the Commendation Certificate Award from Principal Director. Health and Family Welfare in Recognition of his sincere service beyond the Call of Duty for the year 2021-2022. We witness his sincerity in his duty, working tirelessly for the welfare of general public of Kiphire District.

The Union further wishes and pray to Almighty God to continually bless him in his entire future endeavours.

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uerto Rican rapper and singer Bad Bunny landed the most nominations for this year’s American Music Awards, leading fellow rapper Drake and pop superstars Beyonce and Taylor Swift on the list of contenders unveiled on Thursday.

Bad Bunny received a total of eight AMA nominations and will compete for artist of the year against British singers Adele and Harry Styles and Canadian musician The Weeknd.

Drake, Beyonce and Swift also are in the running for artist of the year and received six nominations each.

The nominations are based on performances on the Billboard music charts, streaming and album sales, radio play and social media engagement.

Winners will be de-

termined by fan votes and will be announced at a ceremony in Los Angeles on Nov. 20. The event will be televised live on Walt Disney Co’s (DIS.N) ABC network.

Bad Bunny’s other nods included favorite male pop artist, favorite music video and favorite touring artist. The singer set a record this year for the highest-grossing tour by a Latin artist in history. His album “Un Verano Sin Ti” just topped the Billboard charts for a 13th week.

(Reuters)

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chancellor prof. Dr. D Gnanadurai said that now the quality of the students is measured by talent. In this, he encouraged the students to identify their talent, for each student has their own unique talent.

He also encouraged the faculties and parents of the students to help them identify their talents.

He urged the students to make positive decision of their life, firstly by identifying their talent and make the best use of it. He also appealed to focus on research rather than confining on one direction.

“Winning and losing is a part of life, sometimes we win and sometimes we fail, but we have to learn, the reason and perform better” he added.

(Staff Reporter)

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ctor-filmmaker Rishab Shetty’s latest Kannada film ‘Kantara’ has broken the record of Yash-starrer ‘KGF 2’ and has come out victorious by becoming the highest-rated Indian film on IMDB. The film, which released on September 30, is an actionthriller written and directed

by Rishabh and produced by Vijay Kiragandur. According to IMDB, the film has a rating of 9.5/10. ‘KGF-2’ has been rated with 8.4 and ‘RRR’ has 8.0.

Set and filmed in Keraadi in coastal Karnataka, the film stars Rishabh as a Kambala champion, who is at loggerheads with an upright DRFO officer, Murali (Kishore).

The Hindi-dubbed version of the film will be released on October 14.

(IANS)

ueen released a rediscovered song featuring Freddie Mercury on Thursday, the band’s first new track with the late frontman’s instantly recognisable vocals to come out in more than eight years.

Guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor first told fans about the existence of “Face It Alone” during an interview in the summer.

The track was originally recorded in the late 1980s during sessions for the band’s chart-topping album “The Miracle” but it did not make it to release.

Queen’s production and archive team found it again when they began working on an upcoming box set reissue of the album, due to be released in November.

“We’d kind of forgotten about this track,” Taylor said in a statement.

“But there it was, this little gem. It’s wonderful, a real discovery. It’s a very passionate piece.”

“The Miracle”, Queen’s 13th studio album, came out two years before Mercury died from AIDS-related pneumonia in 1991.

(Reuters)

he 7th edition “Comfiesta” of inter-institutional commerce and management, organized by Tetseo College, Dimapur was held at Tetseo College Amphitheater on Friday.

The fiesta was organised with the objective to test the mental ability of the students, to deliver positive impact and boost the confidence of the students.

A total of 13 students participated in the fiesta which include events such as “Contrakeenas”, Mobile Legends, “Dramatisement”, business talkathon and Comfiesta Got Talent.

Delivering the keynote address at the formal session, St. Joseph University, Nagaland vice

Students participating in War Cry (Howling) challenge as part of ‘Historia Fete’.

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Open badminton tourney underway in Kohima

Shami to replace Bumrah for T20 WC

Mohammed Shami

Guest of honour with the organisers and some players after the inaugural. (NP)

KO H I M A , O C T 1 4 ( N P N ) : T h e t wo - d ay Fierce Open Badminton Tournament organised by Kohima Town Christian Revival Church Youth Fellowship (KTCRCYF) in collaboration with Nagaland Badminton Association (NBA) got underway at Grand Vista Arena, Meriema, Kohima on Friday.

Speaking as the guest of honour at the inaugural, advisor of Nagaland Khadi & Village Industries Board,

Gauff, Pegula qualify for 2022 WTA Finals ST PETERSBURG (USA), OCT 14 (IANS): The doubles team of Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula have qualified for the 2022 WTA Finals, to be held in Fort Worth, Texas, at the Dickies Arena from October 31 to November 7, the WTA announced on Friday.

Gauff and Pegula are the fifth doubles team to confirm their place in Fort Worth, joining reigning champions Barbora Krejcikova and Katerina Siniakova, Gabriela Dabrowski and Giuliana Olmos, Lyudmyla Kichenok and Jelena Ostapenko, and Veronika Kudermetova and Elise Mertens.

The team will be the first all-American pairing to contest the WTA Finals since 2015 (Raquel KopsJones and Abigail Spears).

Dr. Neiphrezo Keditsu expressed happiness at the organisers for coming up with the event. While congratulating all the players he urged them to master the art and be the best they possibly can.

Observing that Nagas had a habit of being jacks of all trade but master of none, he urged the player focus on the discipline they had chosen.

Later he wished the best to the players and the tourney a grand success. Earlier, the inaugural

NEW DELHI, OCT 14 (PTI): The BCCI could lose around Rs 955 crore (USD 116 million) if the central government sticks to its decision to levy 21.84 percent tax surcharge on ICC’s broadcast revenue from the 2023 ODI World Cup, according to a Board report.

India is to host next year’s 50-over showpiece in October-November.

Tax surcharge refers to “an additional charge, fee, or tax that is added to the cost of a good or service beyond the initially quoted price”. A surcharge is often added to an existing tax and is not included in the stated price of the good or service.

As per ICC norm, the host na-

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CONDOLENCE

Dr. Imotemsu Ao, Director cum Registrar, The Global Open University, Nagaland.

2006-2022

Vice Chancellor, Faculties, Officials and Students The Global Open University, Nagaland

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You were a crusader, a visionary, an educationist, an author, a lawyer, a singer, an environmentalist and a person with a golden heart. As a Director, you had played a pivotal role to develop the University. Words cannot even begin to express our sorrow. You will be forever remembered and deeply missed.

“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope.”

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event, latest by April 2022,” stated the report circulated among state units ahead of the Board’s October 18 AGM in Mumbai.

“This time line was further extended by the ICC Board till 31st May 2022. At the start of this financial year, the BCCI had advised the ICC that in line with the tax order for the 2016 event, it was expected that a 10% (excluding surcharges) tax order could be obtained as an interim measure for the 2023 event within the required time frame.

“The ICC has now received a 20% (excluding surcharges) tax order for its broadcast revenue for the 2023 event from the tax authorities in India.”

04.02.1950 – 06.10.2022

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

It’s been a year since you left us.

You are deeply missed.

You will forever be in our Hearts and prayers.

tion is required to get tax exemption from the government for hosting tournaments organised by the global body.

Since India’s tax rules don’t allow such exemptions, the BCCI has already lost close to Rs 193 crore (USD 23.5 million) as the government didn’t exempt tax surcharge for hosting the 2016 ICC T20 World Cup. The BCCI is still fighting that case in the ICC tribunal.

“The next ICC major men’s event, which is the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, is scheduled to be held in India in the month of October & November in 2023. The BCCI was obligated to deliver a tax exemption or a tax solution to the ICC for this

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Khumiasü FC was named as the best goalkeeper.

The player of the tournament award was won

by Yithachu Thupitor of Jeüchüghu FC Phor.

Earlier, the valedictory programme was graced by Er. Chirhotho Rasutho, joint director, Geology and Mining as special guest. The programme began with an invocation by Fr. Tomy Kallurumbel and introductory Special guest Er. Chirhotho Rasutho hands over the note by ThsüthoKajiri.

A solidarity note was trophy to the champions. conveyed by Naga Students’ the best defender; Avijisie most promising player and Federation vice president, Phoji of Khumiasü FC as Wietsüsie Phoji also from Atokiho Sumi.

BCCI could lose Rs 955 cr as Govt tax for hosting 2023 WC

In peace I will lie down and sleep, for you alone, LORD, make me dwell in safety. – Psalm 4:8 With profound gratitude, we the bereaved family of LATE NIKHEYI ASSUMI, Colonel GPRN/NSCN of Suhoi Village would like to express our heartfelt thanks to all the individuals, Govt. bodies and churches who stood and helped us spiritually, emotionally, physically, financially and in kinds during the sudden demise of our beloved husband/father who passed away on 9th Oct. 2022. We regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you but however, we would like to specially mention the following: 1. Sughuna Baptist Church, Borlengri, K/A 2. Sumi Community and neighbours 3. Suhoi Baptist Church 4. GBs and General Public of Suhoi Village 5. GPRN/NSCN (Naga Army/Civil) Rank and File 6. Colleagues and Comrades 7. Friends and Well Wishers Loving Wife, Children, In-laws 17.11.1971 – 09.10.2022 and Family Members

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DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): Jeüchüghu FC Phor emerged as the champions of the 9th edition of Pochury Black Day Memorial Cup 2022 by defeating Khumiasü FC 1-0 in the final played at Meluri town on October 14.

The winning goal was scored by Rachitu Jourü.

Altogether 11 teams participated in this year edition. In individual’s awards: Tarep of Shilloi Sporting Club with 7 goals received the highest scorer award, Tüwusü of Khumiasü FC was named as

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was compered by general secretary of the event, Keviphrelie Phewhuo and began with an invocation

by KTCRCYF advisor, ThepfulhouzoTsürho.

A special number was presented by Ketounuo Sopfünuo.

A total number of 124 players have registered to take part in the seven categories including beginners, amateur men (singles & doubles), 40+ men’s doubles and open category men’s doubles and mixed doubles.

NEW DELHI, OCT 14 (PTI): The BCCI on Friday named seasoned pacer Mohammed Shami as injured Jasprit Bumrah’s replacement in the Indian team for the upcoming T20 World Cup in Australia.

“The All-India Senior Selection Committee has named Mohammed Shami as Jasprit Bumrah’s replacement in India’s ICC Men’s T20 World Cup squad.

Shami has reached Australia and will link up with the squad in Brisbane ahead of the warm-up matches,’ BCCI secretary Jay Shah was quoted in a press release. That Shami would replace Bumrah in the main squad was reported by PTI last month.

Mohammed Siraj and Shardul Thakur have been named as backups and will travel to Australia shortly.

Jeüchüghu FC lifts Pochury Black Day Cup

“ The Lord gave and the Lord has taken Away” Job 1:21 We, the bereaved family members of Late Shikheli Chophi would like to express our profound gratitude to each and every individual who supported us physically, spiritually, materially, financially and most of all through prayers during the brief illness and sad demise of our beloved.

Among many families and individuals that comforted us throughout the course, we would like to make a mention of few to express our heartfelt gratitude to : 1. Zunheboto Town Sumi Baptist Church 2. ZTSBC Youth Department.

3. Alahuto Prayer Fellowship (ZTSBC) 4. Shri KT Sukhalu, Hon’ble Advisor, School Education & SCERT. 5. Hon’ble MLA Er. Picto Shohe.

6. Er. Kahuli Sema E-in-C (NPWD) 7. Advocate Juvi. H. Zhimo.

Born on : 17 May, 1953 8. Civil Hospital Dimapur.

Died on : 2nd Oct., 2022 9. Vekuhomi Students' Union.

10. Vekuhomi Union Zunheboto.

11. Vekuhomi Kuposhukulu Kohima.

12. Kulolau Vekuhomi Kuposhukulu Dimapur.

13. Vekuho New Baptist Church (Nito Mount) 14. Chophimi Kuposhukulu (Vekuho Old) 15. Kulolau Imlotokujo Kuposhukulu, Dimapur.

16. Kulolau Atoizu Area Kuposhukulu, Dimapur.

17. Alahuto Colony Council Zunheboto.

18. Dimapur Sumi Totimi Loka (DSTL) 19. Burma Police Colony Sumi Totimi Loka (STL).

20. STL D.C. Hill East, Zunheboto.

21. Valley View Colony Citizens, Dimapur.

22. Valley View Church Leaders, Dimapur.

23. Burma Police Camp Fellowship Lhothemi Loka, Dimapur.

24. Valley View Baptist Church, Dimapur.

25. Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church.

26. Kiyeshe Sukhai Ghami Welfare Kohima.

The family members of Late Lepzungbenla Ozukum (Mongsenyimti) would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to all friends, neighbours and well-wishers for your emotional and practical support provided to us following the sudden demise of our beloved. Your kind words and actions have greatly comforted us and made our sad loss more bearable. It is our prayer that the Almighty bless each and everyone of you abundantly.

"Our pillar of strength Our advisor and our friend A woman of integrity An epitome of patience and love She now rests in eternal peace.

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India lose to Morocco 0-3; out of U-17 WC

BHUBANESWAR, OCT 14 (PTI): Hosts India conceded three goals in the second half to suffer a humiliating 0-3 defeat to Morocco in their second Group A match and crash out of the FIFA Women’s Under-17 World Cup here on Friday.

Debutants Morocco scored through El Madani (50th minute), Yasmine Zouhir (61st) and Cherif Djennah (90+1) to script their maiden win in the tournament.

India, who were also making their debut as automatic qualifiers as hosts, had lost to USA 0-8 in the opening match on Tuesday.

They take on Brazil in their last group match on October 17, which will only be of academic interest.

Morroco still remained in contention for a quarterfinal berth with three points after title contenders Brazil and USA played out a 1-1 draw in another Group A match here earlier in the day.

Brazil and USA now have four points each after two matches. Morocco, who had lost to Brazil 0-1 on Tuesday, play against USA on October 17.

Morocco’s Yasmine Zouhir attempts to score a goal during their FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2022 against India, at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar, Friday. (PTI)

It was a much improved Indian side after their humbling 0-8 defeat against USA and they dominated briefly in the early part of the first half which was largely evenlycontested. But the hosts lost the plot in the second half, conceding three goals to lose the match to the African team.

Goalkeeper Melody Keisham, who replaced Anjali Munda after the USA match, had a forgettable game as her mistake led to Morocco’s second

goal.

In the eight minute of the match, India put pressure on the opposition defence. Nitu Linda collected the ball in Morocco box and she tried to set up Anita Kumari but a defender cleared the ball.

Nothing came out of the Indian corner.

Four minutes later, it was Nitu again who won the ball after pressing her marker but her pass towards Anita was blocked by a Moroccan player.

After that brief domi-

Rudrankksh is world champion in 10m rifle men

NEW DELHI, OCT 14 (IANS): Indian shooter Rudrankksh Balasaheb Patil won the gold medal in the individual men’s 10m air rifle at the ISSF Rifle/Pistol World Championship 2022 in Cairo, Egypt after pulling off a dramatic 17-15 victory over Italy’s Danilo Dennis Sollazzo in the final.

18-year-old Patil also secured a quota place for India for the Paris 2024 Olympics.

This is India’s second quota in shooting for the Summer Games after trap shooter Bhowneesh Mendiratta, who had won the first in the men’s trap at the Shotgun Rudrankksh Balasaheb Patil World Championships in With this victory, the Osijek, Croatia.

Nagaland Sepaktakraw team to take part in senior national championship

Officials and players of sepaktakraw before leaving for the championship.

DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): Nagaland sepaktakraw senior team (men & women) Friday left for Kolkata West Bengal to take part in the 32nd Senior

National Championship for Men & Women to be held from October 16 to 20. A brief interaction-cum-send off programme was held at GHSS ground Nagar-

jan where Nagaland Sepak Takraw Association officials were present. The five-day event will be held at Jyotirmoy Knowledge Park, Tematha Kalikapur, Kolkata.

nation by the Indians, Morocco were on ascendency and they were unlucky not to have taken the lead with the crossbar saving India in the 18th minute.

Melody failed to collect the ball cleanly after a Hajar Said attempt. El Madani then sent a cross but two Moroccan players could not connect it but captain Zouhir was there to fire in a powerful shot but only to hit the crossbar.

Another Morocco chance came right at the half-time whistle when

Shaw hits 134 in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy RAJKOT, OCT 14 (PTI): Repeatedly overlooked for the Indian team, Prithvi Shaw made a statement with a blistering 61-ball 134 and powered Mumbai to a 61-run victory over Assam at the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy here on Friday.

The blazing knock came close on the heels of the batter expressing his disappointment at not being picked in India’s ODI squad for the recent South Africa series at home.

In the Group A match, Mumbai put up an imposing 230 for three after being asked to bat first.

Shaw did the bulk of the scoring, striking 13 fours and as many as nine sixes at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium.

In reply, Assam were bowled out for 169 in 19.3 overs. Tushar Deshpande was the most successful bowler for Mumbai, picking up 3/25 while there were two wickets apiece for Shams Mulani, Aman Hakim Khan and Tanush Kotian. Rajjakuddin Ahmed top-scored for Assam with 39 off 26 balls and Riyan Parag, who plays for Rajasthan Royals in the IPL, made 28 in 10 deliveries.

Melody again failed to collect the ball but India survived as both the sides were locked 0-0 at half time.

Five minutes into the second half, Naketa handled the ball inside the Indian box and the referee had no hesitation to point to the dreaded spot and El Madani stepped up to score from the penalty.

Morocco doubled the lead after Melody fumbled while trying to collect a cross from the right and captain Yasmine Zouhir slotted the ball home with a left footer in the 61st minute. Morocco then added salt to India’s injury as Cherif Djennah outran Indian markers on the left before scoring a clinical goal in the first minute of the added time.

“We fought hard but lost the match. We will try to give our best against Brazil,” said captain Astam Oraon after the match.

“It was a much improved performance by the team (than the match against USA). But we made mistakes including by the goalkeeper (second goal),” head coach Thomas Dennerby said.

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NSF Martyrs’ Trophy: New Market hammer Go Live 9-0

Rhitso Mero of New Market (green) tries to kick the ball against Go Live on Friday. (NP) Correspondent

KO H I M A , O C T 1 4 (NPN): New Market FC registered a huge 9-0 win over Go Live in the NSF Martyrs’ Trophy at IG Stadium, Kohima on Friday.

Rhitso Mero was the hero of the match as he scored six goals.

He scored the first in the 16th minute. Mero then added five more goals in the 21st, 34th, 36th, 53rd and 90th minutes.

With his exceptional achievement on Friday,

Mero is now the highest scorer with nine goals to his credit. The other goals were scored by Neisede Peseyie, Petevizo Kezieo and Gideon Leo in the 38th, 59th and 83rd minutes respectively.

New Market’s Neisede Peseyie was adjudged as the man of the match.

In the second match, Bucaneers FC emerged victorious through a tie breaker against Kelhoukevira FC after the match ended 1-1. Bucaneers’ Rajuvikuo Khawakhrie netted

the first goal of the match in the 15th minute which remained as the only goal in the first half.

Later, in the second half, Kelhoukevira’s Amesi scored the equalizer in the 48th minute.

The match headed for the inevitable penalty shootout as the final whistle was blown. Bucaneers emerged victorious 3-1 in the tie breaker.

The man of the match was awarded to Kelhoukevira’s Mhieneizotuo Lhousa.

ISL: 10-man Chennaiyin hold Bengaluru FC 1-1 C H E N NA I , O C T 1 4 (AGENCIES): Chennaiyin FC treated its fans, who returned to the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium after over two years, to an entertaining 1-1 draw against Bengaluru FC in the Indian Super League (ISL) here on Friday.

Prasanth Karuthadathkuni scored the equaliser after the home side went behind to an early goal from Roy Krishna. The Marina Machans’ keeper Debjit Majumder was sent off late in the game and Chennaiyin had to be content with a point, Sportstar reported.

I t wa s B e n g a l u r u which struck the opening blow inside four minutes and silenced the home crowd. Sivasakthi Narayanan picked up a loose ball on the right, and had the time to measure his cross with the outside of his boot into the six-yard area, where Roy Krishna met with a glancing header as the ball looped over Debjit and into the net.

After a sedate start, Chennaiyin kicked into gear from the 15-minute mark. They cut off the passes between the lines and won the second balls to press forward in attack.

Vafa Hakhamaneshi came in as the replacement for the red-carded Debjit Majumdar. (Focus Sports/ ISL)

Chennaiyin relentlessly peppered Bengaluru’s box with crosses and runs into the box. Prasanth had a shot saved by Gurpreet, Fallou Diagne’s header from a corner missed the goal by a fraction and Petar Sliskovic thundered the crossbar with a volleyed effort.

The pressure paid off in the added minute of the first half when Sliskovic drew the attention of centre-back Sandesh Jhingan by dropping down to receive the ball before superbly turning to play in a through ball into the space vacated by Jhingan.

Prasanth made the run on

goal, and set himself up before slotting a finish past Gurpreet.

At the start of the second period, Bengaluru coach Simon Grayson removed Sivasakthi for midfielder Jayesh Rane to deal with Chennaiyin’s rampaging right side. The second half was an even contest with both teams pushing forward in search of a goal to take the lead. Gurpreet remained the busier of the two keepers but the flow of the game was doused for the break in substitutions.

As the game became stretched, in the 82 nd minute, Debjit Majumder brought down Roy Krishna, just outside his own box, to receive a straight red. With Chennaiyin having used up its three substitution windows, centreback Vafa Hakhamaneshi donned the keeping gloves.

While Bengaluru tried to make the man advantage count, it was Chennaiyin, which conjured a chance out of nothing in added time. Substitute Kwame Karikari made a run from inside his own half to build the expectations of the watching crowd but his shot went over the bar.

SATURDAY’S MATCH Mumbai City Vs Odhisa: 7:30 pm

PDFL: Puiteing FC thrash Lekie FC 4-2 to stay unbeaten Phek, Niuland win Sepaktakraw titles DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): Puiteing FC thrashed Lekie Mtei FC 4-2 to remain unbeaten in the first Peren District Football League (PDFL) organized

by Peren District Football Association (PDFA) at Jalukie ‘B’ village ground on Friday.

With this win, Puiteing topped the league table.

Despite the slippery condition due to down pour, both teams put their best but it was Puiteing FC who drew the first blood in the 11th minute through Paolenngam.

Two minutes later, Kawililakbouin made it 2-0.

The first session ended 2-0 in favour of Puiteing FC. After the breather, rejuvenated Lekie Mtei came back stronger and they pulled one back through Haileuyibe Iranggau. Then Hainsiugongbe brought joy to Lekie supporters when he scored the equalizer from a spot kick.

But their joy was short-lived as the captain of Puiteng FC Jangminlen

the bottom of the table and is yet to win single match.

The first goal for Native Feathers was scored

by Lungmedau in the 13th minute.

Keyigogong doubled the lead in the 30th minute. Samlamgumlung of Benreu FC reduced the margin by scoring in the 38th minute.

However, Khiuwangbo of Native Feathers converted from the spot kick to make it 3-1.

Ke t h oz h a p u g ave some hope for Benreu FC, when he scored in the 51st minute. But, Keyigogong and Khangkinwi of Native Feathers added a goal each in the 70th and 81st Action in the match between Puiteing FC (Orange) and Lekie Mtei FC (black&white). (PDFA) minutes respectively to pile found the back of the net ciation (NASA) 6-0. The Led by Ilungrai’s two misery on the struggling in the 62nd minute and first goal was scored by of goals, NZSA defeated Benreu FC. Paolenngam sealed the Barak captain Kenumdi in Prime FC 3-1. Ilungrai deal in the injury added the 13th minute. Namd- scored the goals after Ziep- SATURDAY’S MATCHES Barak FA Vs Northern time. uanbou doubled the score wa opened the account in Zeme SA: 7 am Barak FA, Northern in the 26th minute. Kham- the 16th minute.

Benreu FC Vs Nsong Zeme Sports Association jai struck twice in the 66th Lamginmang of Area SA: 9 am (NZSA) and Native Feath- and 69th minutes. The fifth Prime FC scored the lone Lekie Mtei FC Vs Prime ers also won their respec- goal was scored by Ira- goal.

FC: 12:30 pm tive matches. beubo in the 72nd minute N a t i ve Fe a t h e r s Puiteing FC Vs Native Barak FA blanked and Kenumdi completed thrashed Benreu FC 5-2.

Feather: 2:30 pm Nsong Area Sports Asso- the rout in the 89th minute.

Benreu FC now sat at

Er. Zale Neikha and officials along with participants at the closing session of the ‘Catch them young tournament 2022’ at IG Stadium, Kohima. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR, OCT 14 (NPN): Phek district defeated Wokha in boys section while in girls section Niuland beat Chumoukedima to win the Sepaktakraw titles in the 14th inter-district catch them young tournament at IG Stadium in Kohima on October 14. According to DIPR report, advisor

of Youth Resources and Sports, Er. Zale Neikha handed over the prizes to the winners.

Speaking at the closing ceremony, Er. Zale said he was amazed to see young budding sportspersons from all over the state showing their enthusiasm in Sepaktakraw. He described Sepaktakraw as

one of the best-performing disciplines, as the state has been representing India at different International levels. He also congratulated all winners and the entire team for showing their skills. Observers from Sports Authority of India, Joy Kumar, and others also attended the Catch Young Tournament.

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