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Modi committed to development of NE: Nadda REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO SEAT SHARING FORMULA WITH NDPP

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KO H I M A / O L D RYPHIM, SEP15 (NPN): BJP national president J.P. Nadda addressed a rally at Old Riphyim village in Wokha district during the day and later, attended a meeting with state level party workers at Capital Cultural Hall Kohima where he spoke about the “double engine” growth of the NDA government in leading the country to peace and prosperity.

At Old Riphyim , Nadda asserted that under the leadership of prime minister Narendra Modi, the Centre was committed to resolve all disputes in the north east.

He cited the signing of various peace accords in Assam which have transformed the region into a hub of development and insurgency-free as against in the past when people suffered from terror-

NDPP-BJP coalition successful: Kohli Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 15 (NPN): BJP national spokesperson and in-charge of Nagaland Nalin Kohli on Thursday categorically stated that the seat sharing formula between NDPP (40) and BJP (20) has been “finalised” and the decision to continue the alliance was taken by the Central leadership. While acknowledging that in a democratic party everyone had the right to express their views, Kohli, reiterated that as the NDPP-BJP coalition was successful, the BJP was committed to the seat sharing pact. Talking to media persons here on Thursday evening, Kohli said BJP was committed to serve the people of Nagaland and will continue the good work as a “double engine government, with Modi in Centre and coalition government in Nagaland”. “We are a party with national commitment and we understand regionally also that we need to make it as strong and make it an engine of growth, and that is our agenda,” he stated.

Kohli also said that with NDPP-BJP government, Nagaland witnessed significant development and the BJP wished to continue to work together. He maintained that even if allies snap ties with BJP, the party has a history of loyalty to its alliance partners.

On ENPO’s demand for separate state, Kohli said the party will deliberate on the issue at different levels including at the State party leadership. (Cont’d on p-8)

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“ I feel this Jodo yatra is meant to tire us oldsters in order to abandon us.”

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JP Nadda with BJP legislators at Old Riphyim village. (Via Twitter)

ism, infiltration, bandhs and protests, blockades, drug trafficking and corruption.

On Naga issue, Nadda said there were “certain issues and we are working on them.” He said ceasefire agreements between the Central government and three Naga groups were extended by a year on April 19, 2022.

He said under NDA thousands of crores of rupees have been invested in

the region for infrastructure development, while work on connecting all North-eastern State Capitals with rail network was going on at a brisk pace. He said work on connecting the North-eastern State Capitals with four-lane roads, district headquarters with two lane-road and villages with all-weather roads too was progressing rapidly.

Nadda assured that the Centre was committed to speedy growth of Nagaland,

while consistent efforts of the government had improved security situation in the Northeast, resulting in a historic decision of the Centre to reduce areas with the “disturbed areas” tag under Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in Nagaland.

He also paid rich tributes to freedom fighters from Nagaland who had fought valiantly against the British to protect the people with support of villagers, noting that Naga people had fought for protection of their culture and traditions.

He recalled how Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose had established first Azad Hind-administered village at Ruzazho in Naga Hills and expressed his gratitude to present tribal leaders of Nagaland for protecting the tribal culture of Nagaland.

Noting that Nagaland

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Centre, Assam govt sign peace pact with 8 Adivasi militant groups

NEW DELHI, SEP 15 (PTI/AGENCIES): The Centre on Thursday signed an agreement with eight tribal militant organisations based in Assam to bring a lasting peace in some areas of the state.

The tripartite agreement among the central and state governments and the eight groups, including All Adivasi National Liberation Army, Adivasi Cobra Militant of Assam, Birsa Commando Force, Santhal Tiger Force, and Adivasi People’s Army, was signed here in presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma among others.

The groups were in ceasefire since 2012 and living in designated camps.

Shah said the Prime Minister Modi-led central government wanted the North East to be “drug-free, (Cont’d on p-5) terrorism-free, dispute-free”.

was home to 16 tribes and how all the tribes had been fighting to conserve their culture, the BJP president asserted that only Modi had the courage to truly address the problems and issues of a tribal society.

In his brief address, deputy chief minister Y Patton acknowledged the Prime Minister and all central BJP leadership for giving special attention to Nagaland.

Patton hoped that BJP would perform better in the 2023 Assembly election, claiming that Nagas were content with the party’s leadership, Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah for recognising the Naga Political Issue. Later in Kohima, BJP president while addressing State Level Workers at Capital Cultural Hall Kohima reiterated that the party stood committed

Amit Shah being greeted by leaders of eight tribal militant groups. (PTI)

He further said this pact was an “important” step by the Centre on the road to developing the northeast and establishing peace in the region.

“This is an important day for Assam and the Northeast. Many initiatives have been taken by the Modi government to develop the northeast region. Around

1,100 people of adivasi outfits of Assam are surrendering arms and joining the mainstream today,” he said.

Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and union home minister Amit Shah, saying the date will be written in “golden words” in Assam’s history.

Restart Tuli railway, begin oil operation at Tssori-Changpang: CNSA New mobile banking virus DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Central Nagaland Students’ Association (CNSA) has urged upon the State government to make Tuli railway line operational and also restart oil exploration at the TssoriChangpang oil wells.

CNSA took up the issues following a tour of Mokokchung and Wokha districts by its delegation led by CNSA president R.Sunep Pongen and vice president Lipemo M.Tsopoe on September 12 and 13.

In Wokha, the touring CNSA team held a joint meeting with Changpang Village Council (CVC), Changpang Students’ Union

CNSA delegation during the visit to Tuli railway station and (R) image of an oil well in Wokha district. (CNSA)

(CSU) and Lower Lotha Range Students’ Union (LLRSU) on September 12, where they discussed the issue of oil exploration at

Tssori-Changpang ONGC located at Chanpang and Tssori villages.

According to CNSA, the CVC chairman Nzan-

Man gets life term for rape of minor DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Court of Special Judge, POCSO Act, Phek on Thursday convicted and sentenced a 51-year-old man to rigorous imprisonment for life for rape of minor girl on January 7, 2022.

The accused identified as Vesurayi Medeo, grandfather of victim by marriage and serving as head gaon bura (GB) of Phuyoba since 2009 was convicted and sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for life and fine of Rs. 10,000 for commission of rape and aggravated penetrative sexual assault upon victim girl child. The victim was about 10-year-old when the incident occurred.

The accused was charged under Section 376(2)(f) IPC and Section 5(m)(n), 6 of POCSO Act. He was also convicted of committing sexual assault and penetrative sexual assault and sexual harassment upon her in her bedroom under section 8, 10 and 11 of POCSO Act. He was also convicted for lurking house-trespass of the bedroom of victim and lurking house-breaking of the bedroom door of the victim under section 457 of IPC. In her judgement, Special Judge Mezivolu T Therieh stated that it was expected from the accused, who is a father figure to the

victim, to treat her with love and care. He is also the Head GB of Phuyoba Village since 2009 and therefore expected to work in public interest and honour the trust reposed on him by doing justice to all, the judge said.

The court has directed the state government to pay Rs.five lakh as compensation for the relief and rehabilitation of the victim girl child within 30 days from the date of receipt of judgment. The case was investigated by I.O UBI Lucy Doungel, O.C. Women P.S, Phek and Samuel Ritse, Special Public Prosecutor, POCSO Act, Phek led the prosecution.

Later, the CNSA team also visited Tuli railway located near the defunct Tuli Paper Mill under Mokokchung district. There, CNSA held a joint meeting with Tsudikong Town Council (TTC), Langpangkong Tsukong Mungdang (LTM) and Langpangkong Students’ Conference (LSC).

The meeting discussed restarting railway passenger train service and operation of the Tuli railway station.

The meeting agreed that functioning of the railway station would benefit not only the people of Mokokchung district, but also of neighbouring districts.

State logs 3 fresh Covid positive cases

RPP questions CM on service extension of DG

DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Nagaland on Thursday recorded three fresh Covid-19 positive cases while no deaths were reported during the day.

The three fresh cases were from Kohima, pushing the total caseload to 35,941.

With this, the active cases surged to 10—two admitted to Covid hospitals and eight under home insolation. The death toll remained unchanged at 781.

PTI adds: India added 6,422 new Covid-19 cases taking the total tally of cases to 4,45,16,479, while the death toll climbed to 28,250 with 34 fatalities.

NEW DELHI, SEP 15 (PTI): A new mobile banking ‘Trojan’ virus -- SOVA -- which can stealthily encrypt an Android phone for ransom and is hard to uninstall is targeting Indian customers, the country’s federal cyber security agency said in its latest advisory.

The virus has upgraded to its fifth version after it was first detected in the Indian cyberspace in July, the advisory said. “It has been reported to CERT-In that Indian banking customers are being targeted by a new type of mobile banking (Cont’d on p-5) malware campaign using

DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Rising People’s Party (RPP) has questioned the chief minister over the six-month service extension of director general of police (DGP) T John Longkumer, who had retired on August 31, 2022, claiming that it was a blatant abuse of power that was liable to attract court proceedings against the political leadership.

In a press note, RPP asserted that it would not allow the State government to manipulate public office for personal ambitions and devious political agenda, adding that the letter written by chief min-

NSF, NGBF welcome signing of ‘September Joint Accordant’ DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) and Nagaland GB Federation (NGBF) have welcomed the signing of ‘September Joint Accordant’ by NSCN (I-M) and WC, NNPGs at a meeting held at Sovima on September 14, 2022 in the presence of Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR).

In a press release, NSF president Kegwayhun Tep and general secretary Süpuni Ng Philo said that the federation heartily welcomed the “historic agreement” facilitated by FNR. NSF appreciated the “wisdom of our nationalists’ leaders” for responding to the call of

the Naga people “to come together, through the healing of the spirits, and collectively assert the legitimate rights of our people.” NSF said that the accord was “a reaffirmation that our future is in good hands.”

The federation also expressed gratitude to the FNR for bringing about “this historic accord by actively liaising with the different Naga Political groups.”

NSF stated that FNR’s “ceaseless efforts” to ensure that the spirit of true brotherhood and oneness prevails amongst the different groups would be remembered and treasured by “every single soul who will eventually

inherit the solution.”

The federation has expressed hope that the accord inked with ‘the spirit of love’ would achieve its goal of ‘peace and respect and resolve outstanding issues’ between the groups sooner than later. “This will only be possible through the sincere and concerted efforts of the parties to the accord and the active support of all the stakeholders,” NSF said.

Meanwhile, the federation has assured the Naga people that it would exercise prudence in its thoughts, speech and actions “as we collectively strive to mitigate and defeat all divisive elements that threaten to

prowling in Indian cyberspace

bemo informed that there are currently 33 oil rigs in the area, of which 28 were actively producing oil.

The Changpang oilfield was established years ago (around 1981) but due to ongoing drilling and oil extraction operations at the other side in the neighbouring State, the oil rigs situated in Changpang region were getting depleted.

In order to prevent local oil resources from being drained out by the neighbouring state, the CVC chairman and student leaders urged the State government to act quickly and also to recognise the rights of the landowners.

disrupt the process of our nation building.”

NGBF: Nagaland GB Federation (NGBF) has extended “profound gratitude and appreciation” on the signing of “September Joint Accordant” and reaffirmation of June 13, 2009 “Covenant of Reconciliation” and affirmed to support and endorse the move.

NGBF through its media cell stated that “To work together in the spirit of love, and desist from all form of armed violence” was the motto that the Gaon Burahs have been praying for.

Stating that peace was of paramount importance for the Nagas, the NGBF

said the Nagas have shed “enough blood among ourselves.”

NGBF said its “greatest concern” has been put to rest by the signing of the “September Joint Accordant” and thanked NSCN (I-M) leaderships led by “Gen. (Redt)” VS Atem and WC, NNPGs led by co-ordinator Alezo Venuh.

The federation also thanked FNR led by Rev. Dr.Wati Aier for the successful mission initiated for the interest of the Nagas.

NGBF has appealed to the Nagas to support the effort made by FNR and Naga political groups for bringing “lasting peace in our land.”

ister Neiphiu Rio to Union Home Minister Amit Shah was crystal clear indication that the NDPP-BJP coalition was allegedly retaining the services of the present State DGP for political reasons.

Rising People’s Party claimed that in the chief minister’s August 25, 2022 letter to Amit Shah, mentioned: “It is also worth mentioning that the State is facing Assembly elections in a few months’ time and it is essential to have continuity at the top leadership of the police force to deal with any law and order problems that may arise during elections.”

SOVA Android Trojan. The first version of this malware appeared for sale in underground markets in September 2021 with the ability to harvest user names and passwords via key logging, stealing cookies and adding false overlays to a range of apps,” it said.

SOVA, it said, was earlier focusing on countries like the US, Russia and Spain, but in July 2022 it added several other countries, including India, to its list of targets. The latest version of this malware, according to the advisory, (Cont’d on p-11)

According to the party, the underlying meaning of the letter was very clear that the chief minister purportedly intended to manipulate the police force and the administrative machinery to undermine, coerce and threaten his political opponents in the next general election– and win by hook or by crook by subverting free and fair elections.

RPP further claimed that the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) in its letter to the chief secretary on April 1, 2022 had clearly refused to entertain Longkumer.

(Cont’d on p-8)

POSHAN-A staff to boycott all activities from today DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): One day after their appeal to the state government to release eight-month salary, the POSHAN employees of all the districts and blocks have decided to boycott the remaining all POSHAN Maah activities with effect from September 16, 2022 till the pending salaries were released.

In a letter addressed to the project director POSHAN Abhiyan, department of social welfare, the district coordinators said that the concerned authorities have been “superficial”.

They said that no positive or

reassuring steps have been adopted by the State Project Management Unit (SPMU) office to address the issue even after several meetings and memorandums.

The signatories said that the employees were resorting to boycott due to non-payment of POSHAN employees remuneration/ salary for the past seven months (from February 2022 till date).

According to the signatories, SPMU informed that the Centre has not released fund to Nagaland state since 2021.

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Kohima DPDB takes up proposed projects

Keneizhakho Nakhro, MLA, addressing the DPDB Kohima meeting on Thursday. (DIPR)

High School to Crest View School, Multidisciplinary College at Kohima presented by Angami Students’ Union (ASU) and Nagaland Sports Association.

Presenting background history of Naga Hospital, its upcoming projects and challenges of NHAK, medical superintendent NHAK, Dr. Sendimeren Aonok highlighted the proposed projects for the DPDB i.e Circular Road between TCCC and Isolation ward NHAK

and Patient Ramp to connect MRI, CT Scan and M&G ward, NHAK. In this regard, the board taking note on the necessity and requirement of the two proposed projects has decided to start the activities on circular road project as earmarked at the earliest while for the ramp project it was decided to take up with the department.

The board also approved constitution of Kohima District Sports Council with DC as chair-

man, district sport officer as member secretary and one member each nominated by the board from– Angami Sports Association, District Badminton Association, District Football Association, District Sepak Takraw Association and District Athletic Association.

School Education, joint secretary Avelu Ruho gave a PowerPoint presentation on Nagaland Education Project (NEP) – The Lighthouse (Naga-

land Enhancing Classroom Teaching And Resources NECTAR), department of School Education (DOSE) aided by world bank.

The Lighthouse Project and world bank partnership is the first World Bank aided education project in Northeast India.

The project objectives are to enhance the governance of schools across the state and to improve teaching practices and learning environments in selected school complexes.

District area administrative officers also gave reports on their visit to the selected schools where issues and concern faced by the schools were highlighted.

In this regard, DC requested concerned departments to address the issues on priority. Social Welfare department was entrusted to present on the Poshan Maah activities in the next DPDB meeting.

Farmers sensitised on conservation of fish biodiversity DIMAPUR: Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Peren on September 13, conducted a sensitisation programme on importance of “conservation and fish biodiversity” at Poilwa Village.

In a press release, ATMA Peren informed that project director and DFO Dorothy Yanthan said the main goal in conservation programme was to conserve genetic diversity. She informed that fish genetic resources could be conserved by protecting ecosystem which was broad based, on-specific, cost effective and relatively simplistic in approach.

The DFO also added that it was aimed at general and specific species such as endangered or threatened ones, which could be achieved through many mechanisms including insitu and ex-situ method.

Training for officials of Water Resources deptt held in Kohima DIMAPUR: A two-day capacity-building training on service and accounts matters for officers and staff of the Water Resources Department (WRD) was held in the conference hall of the WRD chief engineer office, Kohima on Thursday.

According to a DIPR report, resource persons for the training included department of Economics & Statistics, under-secretary, Officers and staff of WRD along with resource person at the training. (DIPR) Andreas Ezung and retired senior accounts officer, st Treasuries & Accounts department Khinyi Woch.

Andreas Ezung has been influential in conducting training in ATI as faculty member on service Those who are righteous will matters to government be long remembered. servants, NCS probation(Psalms 112:6) ers and staff of district offices while Khinyi Woch You have touched countless has vast experience and lives in your lifetime, and even knowledge with regard to accounts. after your death, you live through Addressing the offiyour good deeds. We miss you cers and staff, WRD, superalways! intending engineer, Er. K. Hutoi Sema said the trainFrom: ing was being conducted to enhance the knowledge Mrs. Imtilemla and skills of employees and and Family 16th Sept 2021 to provide information and instructions on how to better perform their tasks.

Highlighting the imFELICITATION portance of service and account matters for funcThe Akuk Officers Forum with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest tioning of the office, he congratulations to the following. appealed to the staff and 1. Er. Bonjamo J Kithan, S/o Dr. Jonsuthung Kithan for securing the post of officers of the department Junior Engineer under Works & Housing Department (NPSC CTSE 2021) to clarify their doubts.

Executive engineer, 2. Er. Chichanbeni Patton, D/o Shri. Yanrhonthung Patton for securing the post of Junior Engineer under Power Department (NPSC CTSE 2021).

Er. Wapangnaro Imchen, who chaired the pro- 3. Er. Yanbothung P Kithan, S/o Late Er. Pikhamo Kithan for securing the post gramme informed that of Junior Engineer under Power Department (NPSC CTSE 2021)

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

AcknowLedgeMent

Late G. Nillo Ghaponza (Died on 16th Sept 2021) Losing you is our biggest regret and we miss you every day.

It’s hard to accept the fact that you aren’t here anymore.

Not a day goes by that you don’t cross our mind.

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Loving wife, children and grandchildren

AcknowLedgeMent We, the family members of our beloved Late Imolemba Soyah Longkhum would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Church Members, Unions, Neighbors and Friends who provided us with Spiritual, Financial and Physical help at his sudden demise on 01.09.2022.

As it would be impossible to thank each and every one of you individually, please accept this acknowledgement as our deepest appreciation. It is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving Family Members

Late ALeM n ARong

Born – 10.08.1946 died – 03.09.2022 The immense comfort during our dejection was the expression of sympathy shown to us in many ways. We offer our heartfelt gratitude to all the groups and individuals, friends, neighbors, churches and well-wishers who supported us physically, emotionally, materially, financially and spiritually at this difficult time.

We deeply appreciate your thoughtfulness and thank you all sincerely. May the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

10/02/1976 to 01/09/2022

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with immense gratitude from children, in-laws, grandchildren and loved ones

4. Er. Merijan Y Tsopoe, S/o Dr. Yisao Tsopoe for securing the post of Junior Engineer conducted by Nagaland University.

The Forum also expresses profound gratitude to the esteemed officers for bringing laurels and honour and further wishes and prays that the Almighty God grant them good health and success in all future endeavours.

(LICHONTHUNG PATTON) Secretary (AOF)

(R. SANTSU KITHAN) President (AOF)

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DIMAPUR: Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) Nagaland has extended support to Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organisation (ENPO) demand for a separate state.

In a press note, state LJP (RV) president Alivn Solo said that ever since, Nagaland attained Statehood, the Eastern Nagas had been neglected and they were yet to see development activities in the area. The party alleged that the area had been deliberately deprived, despite promises made by subsequent governments.

L J P ( RV ) s a i d i t strongly supported the strong affirmation of 20 legislators, tribal bodies and other organizations to note take part in any election until their demand for a Separate state of ‘Frontier Nagaland’ was met.

The pray expressed hope that the aspirations of the people would be restored and their demand for Frontier Nagaland State fulfilled at the earliest.

Conduct Rule 1968, filing system, noting and drafting, Disciplinary and Appeal Rules 1967, maintenance of service book, personal file, APAR, pay and allowances, seniority, and promotion, budgeting management, auditing of government accounts, etc.

DC Mkg informs: Deputy commissioner Mokokchung, Sashank Pratap Singh has informed that a distribution camp under ADIP scheme will be held on September 17, 9:30 am, in the conference hall of the ADC Planning Mokokchung. In this regard, district education office, chief medical officer, district social welfare officer and director Care & Support Society have been requested to attend the programme. Meanwhile, the DC has also informed that DISHA meeting will be held on September 22, 10 am, in the conference hall of the DC. All heads of offices have been requested to attend the meeting.

Workshop on enhancing Aadhaar usage: A state level workshop on “recent initiatives for enhancing Aadhaar usage” will be held at the Administrative Training Institute (ATI) Kohima on September 19 with Dr. Saurabh Garg, IAS, CEO UIDAI, who will emphasise on the usage of Aadhaar services and brief on “Notification under Section 7 and Section 4(4) (b) of Aadhaar Act and the framework on Aadhaar Authenticatio”.

Verification of pensioners from Oct 10: Treasury officer, Kohima South, has informed all pensioners both life and family drawing pension from Kohima south treasury, that the annual physical verification (2022-2023) will be held from October 10- 21 at the treasury office Kohima South treasury during office hours. All the pensioners have been asked to appear physically with PPO book, renewed NPA ID card, life certificate, and non-marriage certificate, failing which, payment would be stopped.

FGN convenes joint meeting: Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) has convened a joint meeting of Naga National Council (NNC) and FGN on September 26, 10 am, at Transit Peace Camp (TPC), Kohima. All central authorities, regional authorities, and high-ranking Naga army officers of NNC/FGN have been requested to attend the meeting. FGN also informed midan peyus FGN to attend the meeting with brief report on ongoing situation in each region.

NDPP installation programme: Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party 28 Koridang A/C organised an installation-cum-felicitation of 28 Koridang A/C NDPP office bearers at treasurer’s residence, Yimyu ward, Mokokchung on September 15.

FELICITATION

The Changtongya Senso Telongjem Dimapur, Dimapur Changtongyatsür Telongjem and Changtongya Kaketshir Telongjem Dimapur, with immense pride and joy is pleased to express our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Dr. Bendangyanger Longkumer MD, S/o. Lt. Imnasangba Longkumer.

Medical Officer/Research Officer (Homeopathy). Ministry of AYUSH Govt of India through UPSC 2. Er. Meyilemla Jamir, D/o. Dally Jamir.

J E (Electrical Engg), Department of Power Govt. of Nagaland through NPSC 3. Er. Mayangchila Jamir, D/o. T. Takotoshi Jamir.

J.E (Civil Engg), PWD (Housing), Govt. of Nagaland through NPSC 4. Shri. R. Imtisungkum Longkumer Promoted to Deputy Director, Department of Land Resources, Govt. of Nagaland 5. Shri. Temsunungsang Promoted to Deputy Director, DOSE, Govt. of Nagaland 6. Shri. Nukshitemjen Longkumer Promoted to Deputy Director, DOSE, Govt. of Nagaland 7. Shri. Repatemjen Jamir Promoted to State Coach, Directorate of Sports & Youth Resources, Govt. of Nagaland 8. Shri. Bendangtoshi District Level Award for Meritorious Service on 15th August, 2022 9. Shri. I. Martemsu Hindi Teacher, GHS Kuhuboto.

District Award for Teachers, 2022 Teacher of Outstanding Merit.

It is our prayer that you will continue to bring more glory and honor as you strive for excellence. May you all be blessed in the service of humanity.

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the department has been conducting the training for the past three years which has been successful in imparting knowledge to many officers and staff.

DIPR report informed that the training will be conducted on matters such as Government Servant

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DIMAPUR: Kohima District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) held a meeting on Thursday, under the chairmanship of DPDB Kohima chairman, Keneizhakho Nakhro, MLA, in conference hall of the DPDB Kohima. The meeting was also attended by advisor, Urban Development & Municipal Affairs, Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire.

According to a DIPR report, the board while discussing registration of societies, decided to recommend Eco-Tourism Management Committee Tuophema to the government while Tsiaramia Council, Meralieke, New Secretariat Area, Kohima and FAHSCAT D. Block Kohima would be kept in abeyance for more information and necessary papers.

The board decided to recommend the following agenda to the government—change of nomenclature from Merhulietsa

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WEATHER FORECAST

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Agartala A stray afternoon t-storm

31 25

An afternoon t-storm or two

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Guwahati Mostly cloudy with a t-storm

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Aizawl Imphal

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Itanagar Warm with a t-storm in spots

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Dimapur A thunderstorm in spots

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Tuensang A stray afternoon t-storm

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Er. Kahuli Sema along with chief engineers and engineers at the programme, on Thursday.

DIMAPUR: Along with rest of the country, the office of engineer-in-chief, Nagaland PWD observed the “52nd Engineers Day” on the theme “engineering for change” on Thursday, in the conference hall of the engineer-in-chief, NPWD complex, Kohima.

In a press release, Association of Engineers PWD informed that NPWD engineer-in-chief, Er. Kahuli Sema in the keynote address, expressed gratitude to God, who she said, was the “engineer of the engineers” and “architect of the architects”.

She said God had beautifully created heaven

DC Mkg restricts movement of vehicles at Mariani–Dessai

DIMAPUR: In supersession of earlier order and in view of the extensive road damage between Mariani–Dessai at KM 25.050, deputy commissioner (DC) Mokokchung, Sashank Pratap Singh has informed that movement of heavy vehicles carrying more than 20 tones and

10 wheeled truck or above have been restricted along the Mariani – Dessai road with immediate effect till the damaged portion of the road is repaired.

DC has warned truck owner/transport agency not adhering to this order would attract penalties as per the relevant section of the law.

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and earth but He assigned mankind to develop the world and thus created engineers.

Stressing on the theme “engineering for change”, Er. Kahuli said each and every engineer played an important role for nation building and had huge tasks in different fields.

In this regard, she encouraged the engineers present, to be sincere and dedicated towards their service.

In his brief presentation on “vision document of NPWD Housing”, chief engineer, NPWD (Housing), Er I Tiameran said

Nagaland had 5377 government residential buildings of various types from Type I to VIP bungalow as per PWD housing building inventory 2019.

He informed that this was mostly constructed during 1960 and 1970s and some were beyond economical repair.

Disclosing that Nagaland had around 1,23,182 employees as per Nagaland state government payroll March 31, 2021, Er. Tiameren said only a fraction of government employees benefited in government accommodation and rest were either residing in their houses or private rented

houses, paying huge rent fees.

In this regard, he said in order to overcome accommodation issues, the PWD Housing Nagaland has set a target by 2030 to achieve affordable housing in all the district headquarters and towns from present government accommodation availability of 4.37% to 5.20% by constructing 1000 dwelling units flat type.

He said in order to achieve the target, Nagaland Housing Board with new Nagaland Housing policy would be reactivated to strengthen the objective of providing affordable housing to all economic groups in all the districts and towns.

Later, Association of Engineers NPWD, president, Er. Hozheto Shikhu said September 15 was observed as Engineers Day to mark the birth anniversary of Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya popularly known as MV, the first Indian civil engineer, statesman in India.

Short speeches were also delivered by chief engineers.

The programme was chaired by chief engineer PWD, Mechanical, Er. Moasashi.

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DIMAPUR: NSCN (I-M) United Sangtam Region (USR) at a general meeting held at the residence of T.T.Among, member, collective leadership, NSCN on August 27, 2022 reaffirmed support to the “historic Framework Agreement” signed on August 3, 2015 between the Government of India and National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN).

NSCN (I-M) through

its MIP stated that the meeting, which had fruitful interaction on the ongoing “Indo-Naga” political talks and the position of the political stand of the region, decided to support the Collective Leadership under Yaruiwo Q Tuccu, Kedallo Tongmeth Wangnao and ato kilonser Th.Muivah, who is also the chief negotiator of NSCN in the “Indo-Naga” political dialogue.

Further, the house decided to support the decision taken on May 31, 2022, national assembly and the coordination meeting of the national workers of NSCN of Nagaland state at AgriExpo, on August 26, 2022.

At the meeting, TT Among, member, collective leadership, have political class. Toivi, Kilonser chaired the meeting and Tali Sangtam, Tatar, as secretary.

OHCC fetes national teachers’ award winner Mimi Yhoushü

Mimi Yhoushü with students and OHCC members on Thursday. (NP)

Correspondent KOHIMA, SEP 15 (NPN): Officer’s Hill Colony Council (OHCC) organised a felicitation programme in honour of National Teacher Award winner 2022, Mimi Yhoushü, at Panchayat hall, here, on Thursday.

Mimi Yhoushü was conferred with “National Awards to Teachers 2022” on September 5, on the occasion of Teachers’ Day by president Droupadi Murmu in New Delhi.

Speaking at the programme, head teacher, Gover nment Middle School (GMS), Officer’s Hill, Mimi Yhoushü said despite several challenges and difficulties, she won the award by sheer motivation.

The head teacher dedicated the award to her students, teachers and family for being her backbone and support system.

Mimi Yhoushü also assured to provide an amount of Rs. 5,000 to meritorious students who get distinction in both subjects in class VIII board examination.

All Nagaland School

Teachers’ Association (ANSTA) president Kasheto Sumi acknowledged the national award recipient for her sincerity and dedication.

Kasheto described her as a role model to teachers and the society.

Expressing gratitude to all the teachers, OHCC general secretary Alemwapang Imsong said teachers were guiding light for students.

The felicitation programme was chaired by

SMC chairman Azho Sophie, invocation was offered by Razhoukhrieu Vire and tribute to Mimi Yhoushü was also presented by Nihoje, followed by special number from Khunyu and vote of thanks

by Catherine.

It may be mentioned that Mimi Yhoshü was selected for her contribution towards the school from providing mid-day meals, using recycled plastic bottles to building walls and providing other services.

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AIZAWL, SEP 15 (PTI): Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga has told Prime Minister Narendra Modi that India should play a vital role in bringing back peace in trouble-torn Myanmar, an official said on Thursday.

The chief minister on Wednesday called on the prime minister in New Delhi and they discussed a wide range of issues, including the Myanmar political crisis, he said.

During the interaction, Zoramthanga told Modi that India must play a crucial role in restoring peace in Myanmar.

The prime minister, on his part, said the Centre would make efforts to bring back peace in the neighbouring country, the official said.

Over 30,000 Myanmarese have taken refuge in Mizoram since the Myan-

Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Mizoram CM Zoramthanga during a meeting in Delhi. (PTI)

mar Army seized power by ousting the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in February last year.

The chief minister also urged Modi to take measures for shifting the Assam Rifles base from the heart of Aizawl to a designated camp at Zokhawsang, around 15 km

from the state capital.

He also requested Modi to appoint a Mizo IAS officer as the state’s chief secretary, besides providing housing assistance to former insurgents of the Mizo National Front and waiving off loans amounting to Rs 18 crore extended to several beneficiaries under the Housing and Urban

Development Corporation (HUDCO). Meanwhile, an official statement said that Mizoram State Planning Board Vice Chairman H Rammawi, during a meeting with Smita Pant, Joint Secretary of the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi on Tuesday, said that the Mizoram government won’t send back the Myanmarese refugees to their country till the Myanmar government gives an assurance of making arrangements for their security and rehabilitation.

A majority of the refugees are lodged at relief camps, while some have rented houses and some live with their relatives in Mizoram.

The refugees are being provided with food, clothing and other relief materials by the state government, NGOs, churches and village authorities.

Tripura to have organic certification agency

AGARTALA, SEP 15 (PTI): An organic certification agency will be set up in Tripura to promote organic farming in the Northeastern state, Information and Cultural Affairs minister Sushanta Chowdhury has said. The proposed agency will be responsible for all technological interventions related to organic cultivation and will provide guidance to cultivators to switch over to a new method of farming, Chowdhury told a press conference here.

The agency will be established by the Department of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare. The minister said an area of about 2,000 hectares that is under organic cultivation in the Northeastern state will be increased to 21,000 hectares in the coming days. Chowdhury said the government has been working tirelessly to materialise the dream of PM of turning the Northeast into a hub of organic agricultural products.

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Arunachal Pradesh CM dismisses opposition’s claims of Chinese intrusion

NEW DELHI, SEP 15 ( AGENCIES): Arunachal Pradesh chief minister Pema Khandu dismissed opposition’s claims of Chinese forces entering the Indian territory and said Congress leader Rahul Gandhi raised the issue but himself lacks thorough knowledge about the north-east, reports ANI. “Rahul Gandhi doesn’t have much knowledge of the northeast, let alone Arunachal. He raises such issues about the northeast on which he doesn’t have in-depth knowledge,” said CM Khandu.

His remarks came after the Congress leader said that 1,000 square kilometres of Indian territory was given to China. “China has refused to accept India’s demand of restoring the status quo of April 2020. PM has given 1000 Sq Km of territory to China without a fight.

Can GOI explain how this territory will be retrieved?,” tweeted Rahul Gandhi.

Pema Khandu

CM Khandu further clarified that all activities that were being carried out were in Chinese territory.

“Saw on social media that Chinese entered (Indian side) and are constructing again. As per the report which I received, they didn’t.

All activities are in their own territory. The opposition’s claims are wrong. I say confidently there’s no Chinese intrusion in Arunachal,” he added. Earlier in the day, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu

called upon Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his residence in the national capital. Khandu said PM Modi’s vision has been vital in the growth trajectory of Arunachal Pradesh.

“Adarniya PM Shri @narendramodi Ji’s vision has been vital in the growth trajectory of Arunachal Pradesh in last 8 years. As we step up the pace of progress, sought his valuable guidance. Honoured to have called on Hon PM today in New Delhi,” Khandu said in a tweet.

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development of the facility.

“It reflects that our team have ensured that our quality management system, environmental management system, occupational health and safety management are reliable,” Chief Airport Officer Utpal Baruah said in a statement. Receiving these certifications affirms the LGBI Airport’s ongoing commitment to implement industrial best practices he added.

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With immense pride and joy, the Toluvi Ghami Kiphimi Kuqhakulu extends its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Hitoito A Sumi (Shohe), S/o Er. L. Akheto Shohe and Mrs. Kanili Shohe for securing the post of SDO (Civil Engg.) (Class-1 G a z e t t e d ) u n d e r Wo r k s and Housing Department in the recent NPSC CTSE Examination 2021.

The Union further wishes him good health and success in all his future endeavours.

SHILLONG, SEP 15: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma on Thursday said the state government is seriously taking action against illegal mining and transportation of coal and so far 1652 cases of illegal transportation and mining have been registered.

“The government is leaving no stone unturned to stop illegal mining and illegal transportation of

FELICITATION With thanksgiving and glory to God. We the W b . Ta o n g n u k s h i A s o Salulamang Village with immense pride and joy and would like to express our heartiest congratulations to Wb. Er. Sentimaong Pongen, S / o R e v. C . A l l e m a n d Mrs. N. Merenlila (Merangkong) for successfully clearing the recently declared NPSC (CTSE) Examination and for being selected for the post of Assistant Mechanical Engineer (Class I Gazetted) under Works & Housing Department.

May God continue to guide and bestow more of his blessings upon you. We wish you the very best in all your future endeavours.

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Ms. Y LUNGJAI PHOM Dr. M. ATHAI PHOM The Bhumnyu Union Kohima with immense pride extends its heartiest congratulations to:1. Ms. Y. LUNGJAI Phom, D/o H. Yoyan Phom for securing the post of Assistant Professor (Cl-1Gazetted) in Education, under Higher Education Dept. through recently declared CESE-NPSC Examination 2019.

2. Dr. M. ATHAI PHOM, D/o K.Molim Phom for securing the post of Medical Officer (Cl-1 Gazetted) under Health & Family Welfare Dept. through recently declared CTSE- NPSC Examination 2021.

We are delighted with your achievements for bringing laurels to the Village in particular and Phom Community in general. Further the Union wishes them success in their future endeavours.

Sd/Sd/(L. LONGBA PHOM) (Y. HEANG PHOM) President (BUK) General secy (BUK)

MEZOMA STUDENTS UNION

The Dimapur Nokputsur Telongjem, Dimapur, with immense pride and joy, extends our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for successfully clearing the recently declared NpSc examination and bringing laurels to our village.

1. Mr. Tinuwati Longkumer, S/o Er. chuba Longkumer and Mrs. Asangla Imchen, for securing the post of SdO (class-I Gazetted) under Works & Housing department, Government of Nagaland.

2. Mr. Wapangtoshi Longkumer, S/o Mr. Rongsen Longkumer and Mrs. Akumla Imchen for securing the post of Assistant programmer (class-III, Non Gazetted) under Election department, Government of Nagaland.

With thankfulness to Almighty God, we pray for their good health and long life and greater success in their future endeavours.

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(Merenla Lkr) Secretary, d.N.T dimapur

FELICITATION With utmost pride and honour, the Yanmhon New Village Youth would like to express our heartiest congratulations to the following achievers in the recently declared NpSc, cTSE Exam.

1. Renathung Tsanglao, S/o Ashio Tsanglao, SdO (civil Engg.) under pHE department.

2. Chonbeni Oren Patton, d/o Orenthung patton, Economic and Statistical Officer under Economic and Statistic department.

We pray and wish them the best in all their future ventures.

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cluding drone surveillance by the police. Stating that illegal transportation and mining is a serious issue, the Chief Minister said that he cannot comment on the issue of “illegal mining” in the state right now as it is sub judice and pending before the high court of Meghalaya However, Sangma informed the House that action has been taken against violators and so far, apart from the 1652 cases being registered, 1354 cases have

been charge-sheeted and 472 persons convicted.

Referring to the death of miners in illegal coal mines, Sangma said that this year in August a case of mining death occurred in a remote village of West Khasi Hills district and the coal mine owner Hubert R Sangma has been arrested.

Illegal coal extracted and tools to extract the mineral in a clandestine manner have also been seized by the district police of West Khasi Hills.

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With immense pride and honour, Chekiye Ghami Baptist Akukuhou congratulates Rev. Dr. Toniho Kiho, Pastor CGBA on being conferred Doctor of Ministry, from Hindustan Bible Institute and College Chennai.

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GUWAHATI, SEP 15 (PTI): The Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International (LGBI) Airport here has received International Organization for Standardization (ISO) certificate on various parameters, an official said on Thursday.

The LGBI Airport has been awarded ISO certification following an extensive assessment of the quality management system, operational management and

legal mining and whenever such cases are detected, strong actions under various provisions of the IPC and MMDR Act, 1957 are being taken against violators,” Sangma said while replying to Calling Attention moved by suspended Congress legislator, Process T Sawkmie.

He also informed the House that the district administration is also takConrad Sangma ing preventive actions for coal. Apart from punitive administration is taking preventing illegal mining penal actions, the district all possible steps to stop il- by increasing patrolling in-

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With immense pride and honour, we the citizens of Longphaoh Village, Mon; Nagaland would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Chingao Konyak, son of Late Shri. Nokying Kano and Mrs. Phalem Konyak for bringing laurels to the community by securing the post of Assistant Geologist (Class-I Gazetted) under Geology and Mining Department in the CTSE examination 2021 conducted by the NPSC. Prayers and best wishes to him in all his future endeavours.

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Zhalhourienuo Khawakhrie Kevisesie Lhousa The Mezoma Students’ Union with immense pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for clearing NPSC -CTSE (2021) 1. Kevisesie Lhousa, S/o Zasevizo Lhousa for securing the post of Assistant Programmer (Class III Non-Gazetted) under Election Department.

2. Zhalhourienuo Khawakhrie, D/o Peteneikho Khawakhrie for securing the post of Workshop Superintendent (Grade A) under Higher and Technical Education Dept.

We are delighted with your achievement for bringing laurels to the union and village. The union further wishes them success in all their future endeavours.

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13 militants surrender before Manipur CM

Militants from two proscribed outfits surrendering during a ceremony by Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh (unseen) in Imphal on Thursday. (PTI)

stressed the importance of joint efforts among the state and Central armed forces to deal with the issue through exchange of plans and strategies. The chief minister, on the other hand, cautioned that some vested interest groups were trying to create a bad image of the state by playing ethnic based politics.

He appealed to the public to work together for the development of the country.

The chief minister reiterated the assurance made

by Union home minister Amit Shah that not a single bullet would be fired on those militants who want to return to normal lives and join the national mainstream and no FIR would be lodged against them unless they are involved in a heinous crime.

He further appealed to all the other insurgent groups to return to the mainstream, taking advantage of such a right time.

The homecoming ceremony organized by the state home department was also attended by most of the cabinet ministers of the state, state DGP and other high ranking officials of civil, police and paramilitary forces among others.

AIZAWL, SEPT 15 (PTI): Union Minister of State for Rural Development Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti Thursday held the Mizoram government responsible for the tardy implementation of central schemes in the state.

Jyoti, who is also the union minister of state for consumer affairs, food and public distribution said the pace of implementation of the schemes for the poor by the Mizoram government is slow and not up to the mark.

She told reporters here that the Centre has released funds for the construction of houses for 15,674 beneficiaries under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. But houses for only 40 per cent of the beneficiaries have been constructed so far, she said.

The housing projects for the poor were scheduled to be completed by 2023, but are unlikely to be completed within the time frame, she claimed.

“I urged Chief Minister Zoramthanga, ministers and officials concerned to expedite the implementation of the central schemes to ensure that the beneficiaries get the gain from them in time,” said the central minister on the last day of her three-day visit to the northeastern state.

Jyoti also alleged that the state government has failed to meet 10 per cent of its matching share of funds for the implementation of central schemes in time on several occasions. “If the state meets its matching share and implements the schemes within the time frame the Centre has no problem in releasing funds,” she said.

a snub on BJP state legislature party leader and deputy chief minister Y. Patton, who was all for a 30:30 seat sharing formula with NDPP, Nadda said that the decision to on seat sharing by the central leadership should be respected and called upon the karyakartas to have faith in the party leadership.

Nadda said development of North East region remains as the top area of priority for the BJP for which various transformations with the emphasis on infrastructure development had been carried out in the North East region.

He maintained that BJP as a political party not only talk politics but also focuses on ‘Seva’ citing the example of COVID- 19 pandemic where lakhs of BJP party workers helped the people across the nation.

Nadda also referred to prime minster Narendra Modi’s Independence Day speech, when he made a clarion call for respecting women and changing the mentality towards the woman. Nadda said that only through the participation of women will the nation will grow. He also described BJP workers as ambassadors for society and “seva”, he urged the members to be work for all the people of the society.

Minister Narendra Modi, and will continue with activities till October 2, Gandhi Jayanti. He said it will be joined by crores of party workers across the country.

Earlier in his speech deputy chief minister, Y Patton, who is also the and BJP state legislature party leader, acknowledged that BJP state unit under the presidentship of Imna Along currently has 12 legislators. Patton however said that the party can increase the tally from 12 to 25 with the support of Karyakartas and central leaders, if the seat sharing formula was 30:30.

He acknowledged the BJP under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi for promoting all-round development in the North East region especially Nagaland.

He asserted that state BJP legislators were working tirelessly to provide good governance. Patton claimed that Nagaland has the highest registered BJP members among various political parties of the state with around four to five lakh members presently. In view of BJP’s growth, Patton said it was high time that the party formed the government and assured the national president and central leaders that the state unit will do the best for the lotus to bloom in

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(From p-1) TTC chairman P.Meren Jamir recalled that passenger train service operated in Tuli for three months during 20002001. He however lamented that Tuli station was abandoned by the government and since then, there has been no word about efforts to maintain or revive the station. The meeting noted that Nagaland would gain when the railway line is restarted and therefore, called upon the government to renovate and begin train services as soon as possible. It was also pointed out that since station and train infrastructure were already in place and coal and stone chips were occasionally transported to Assam through the rail track, the meeting participants insisted that the government must make efforts to revive the Tuli railway station.

Summing up the tour, CNSA stressed that restoration of Tssori-Changpang ONGC and Tuli railway station would help in generate revenue, provide employment and help the State government in many aspects.

CNSA also alleged that the state government was turning a deaf ear and neglecting these issue for too long.

CNSA said similar appeals were made by different organisations but there was no response. CNSA expressed the hope that the state government will not ignore these issues

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response. He also acknowledged the dedication and achievements of the BJP Nagaland team and their mission to serve the people.

He said that the party was focused on community development under the leadership of Prime Minister and president JP Nadda.

Earlier in his welcome address, State BJP president, Temjen Imna Along, mentioned that the party has grown only through sheer dedication and hard work of the BJP workers.

He said BJP has become the world’s largest political party under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi and it stood for good governance and seeks to work for the social, economic and political upliftment.

Expressing gratitude to all the party workers who attended the meeting, state president urged them to work harder and make the party stronger.

The compère at the meeting was state vice president, P Kavili Achumi while invocation was given by Sumi Aphuyemi Baptist Church, Kohima, pastor Rev. Dr. Kiyeto G. Sema and lighting of lamps.

Later in the evening, Nadda attended a dinnercum-meeting at the chief minister officials residence.

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IMPHAL, SEP 15: 13 cadres of two militant groups, including a self-styled home secretary of KCP(PWG), surrendered before Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh in Imphal on Thursday.

The militants deposited two lathode guns, three 9mm pistols, three IEDs, two detonators, two radio sets, five letter heads and four extortion slips to the chief minister at a homecoming ceremony held at the banquet hall of 1st Battalion Manipur Rifles, Imphal.

Twelve of the surrendered militants belonged to Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) – People’s War Group (PWG) while one belonged to Kanglei Yoel Kanna Lup (KYKL).

Among the 12 cadres of KCK(PWG) , Md Ziyaol Haque alias Zuber claimed to be the home secretary of the faction.

The chief minister who spoke on the occasion said that the state government aimed to end insurgency in the state in the next five years and has already begun its initiative to convince various insurgent groups, through political dialogues

and schemes for surrendercum rehabilitation, and bring them back home.

He welcomed the cadres who came out to join the mainstream and said that it was the right time for all to go ahead together for growth and development of the state.

He said Manipur had been facing unrest due to insurgency problems since the 1960s and claimed that insurgency related incidents has considerably declined in the last five years under the dynamic leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Singh said that people had started showing a sense of nationalism as the have faith in the style of governance of the prime minister.

“Mass participation in this year’s Independence Day Celebration and Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign has proved people’s love for the country,” he said.

He asked the Central government agencies operating in the state to observe the changing scenario in the state while stressing on the need of thinking positively and changing the way of dealing with insurgent groups to bring them into the mainstream. He also

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Nadda informed that Nagaland.

Mizoram for slow (Fromtop-1)and will adhere to BJP has decided to observe BJP national spokesperthe seat sharing formula of “Seva Pakhwada” (a fortson and Prabhari Nagaland, implementation 40(NDPP) and 20(BJP) in night of service), on Sep- Nalin Kohli, said that the the forthcoming assembly tember 17 marking the birthvisit of National of schemes election. In what was seen as day celebration of Prime to Nagaland was apresident positive

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SUMMONS FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER-V, RULE-1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF SMTI. HOLIKA SUKHALU CIVIL JUDGE JUNIOR DIVISION DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

SUIT NO. : CIVIL SUIT NO. 69/16 PLAINTIFF : NIDC Ltd. DEFENDANTS : Shri Dipak Lama Yholmow To, Shri Dipak Lama Yholmow, S/o Lt. M. K. Lama, Proprietor of M/s D. Yholmow Steel Fabrication & Multi Purpose Small Scale Industries located at plot No. "N", Industrial Estate (Old Complex), Dimapur : Nagaland Alternate Address: R/o Block No. 7, Thahekhu Village, Dimapur : Nagaland ....Defendants.

Whereas the abovenamed plaintiff has instituted a suit against you for recovery of possession, rent arrear amounting to Rs. 1,49,576.80/- (Rupees One Lakh Forty Nine Thousand Five Hundred Seventy Six and Eighty Paise) as on 31-07-2016 with agreed interest both pendentilite and future, termination of lease deed date 09-10-2013, eviction, permanent injunction, etc.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on this 23-09-2022 without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court on this 26th day of August 2022.

(SMTI. HOLIKA SUKHALU) CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION Dimapur : Nagaland dc-1073/22 SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUES (ORDER-V, RULE-1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION DIMAPUR : NAGALAND SUIT NO. : CIVIL SUIT NO. 18/2019 PLAINTIFF : NIDC Ltd. DEFENDANTS : Shri Ireilung & 3 Ors. To, 1. Shri Ireilung, S/o Kutalak 3. Shri N. Haigimba Zeliang Permanent Resident of: S/o Shri N. Teudiak Zeliang C/o The Chairman Govt. Teacher, Ikiesingram Village, GMS, Ikiesingram Village P.O. Jalukie, Dist: Peren, Nagaland O/o SDEO Peren, Nagaland Presently Residing at: Alternate Address: Jalukie Town, House No. 56, C/o The Chairman Dist: Peren, Nagaland Ikiesingram Village, P.O. Jalukie, Dist : Peren, Nagaland 2. Shri P. Ingimtui, S/o Ranggim Govt. Teacher, 4. Mr. D. Abraham GMS, Ikiesingram Village Owner of Site Permit No. 105, Jalukie O/o SDEO Peren, Nagaland C/o Shri Ireilung, S/o Kutalak Alternate Address: Permanent Address: C/o The Chairman, C/o The Chairman, Ikiesingram Village, P.O. Jalukie, Ikiesingram Village, P.O. Jalukie, Dist : Peren, Nagaland Dist : Peren, Nagaland Presently Residing At : Jalukie Town, House No. 56, Dist : Peren, Nagaland ....Defendants.

Whereas the abovenamed plaintiff has instituted a suit against you for recovery of Rs. 3,99,465.69/- (Rupees Three Lakhs Ninety Nine Thousand Four Hundred Sixty Five and Sixty Nine Paise) only as on 17-09-2019 a time barred debt under Section 25(3) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 with agreed interest both pendentilite and future, fore-closure of mortgage and permanent injunction etc.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on this 17th day of October 2022 without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court on this 2nd day of September 2022.

(SMTI. SEyIELENUO MEzHU) CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION Dimapur : Nagaland dc-1074/22

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OPINION/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post VOL. XXXII NO. 282 DIMAPUR, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2022

Path to progress

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hen the Supreme Court in 2007 ruled that the government had the right to abolish any office or post and that the retrenched employees had no right to seek re-employment or adjustment in other departments, it put an end to the erroneous belief that the government is duty bound to employ people. It may be added, that any employee is appointed on the principle of being in that position in public interest. This means that an employee is only paid for services rendered and therefore, the government may decide when the services are no longer required. Generally, the employees think that they represent the masses and therefore their interest is in the interest of the people.

In the era of economic liberalization when a lot of emphasis is on downsizing the administration, the judgment of the Supreme Court is far-reaching significance.

The government exists to serve the people and doing so means taking into consideration the larger interest of the public. The government is the main job giver in Nagaland in the absence of any major industry or trade activities. The investments in furthering education appears to have been in vain. Education has become like an entitlement and unfortunately a one-way street where the individual interest is uppermost. Due to this wrong sense of entitlement, frustration has grown because more and more youth coming out with useless degrees, are not finding jobs. The growing frustration is not only burden but also potential problem for society .Only of late has there been realization that an educated person should not be a job seeker but a job giver. In essence, the size of the government should not be confused with the large revenue income through various taxation programmes. It is meaningless if all money earned was again spent for non-profitable programmes. A classic example of big government and big spending are the states in the north east which tend to believe they bring development to the region or in political parlance, “grass root”. The flawed concept of welfare states cannot be a justification for retarding economic growth.Most states particularly the north east, function like welfare states. In Nagaland, with a the population of around 21,89,297(2021), the number of employees rose significantly over the years.

For example in 2008-10 there were 1,10,000 government employees . It rose to 1,25,000 by 2010-11, then to 1,30,000 by 2012-13. According to unofficial estimates, the figure may touch nearly ,1, 40,000 if the ‘unaccounted’ employees are taken into consideration. Nagaland spends around 65% of its annual budget on salaries and upkeep of the government. In comparison, Assam has 4,30,000 state government employees (population of 3,45,86,234); Manipur has 80,000 employees (population-35,01,897); Sikkim has 73,411(population-6,62,810); Arunachal Pradesh has 66,000 (population-17,48,873 ); Meghalaya has 80,000 (population-38,64,569 ); Mizoram has 49,624 (population-13,31,921). The government today has become too big and expensive to maintain. Resources that could be used for creating infrastructures are used up for maintenance of government system and its assets.In a world where the onus is on efficiency and productivity, there should be no confusion about what needs to be done to achieve the targets. The practice of too much government goes directly against the grain of economic progress on which the much-hyped skill development or skilling India concept is drawn. It is time that governments become smaller to enable private enterprises become bigger in order to usher over –all economic development.

DailyDevotion What To Renounce We have renounced the hidden things of shame…

—2 Corinthians 4:2 Have you “renounced the hidden things of shame” in your life— the things that your sense of honor or pride will not allow to come into the light? You can easily hide them. Is there a thought in your heart about anyone that you would not like to be brought into the light? Then renounce it as soon as it comes to mind— renounce everything in its entirety until there is no hidden dishonesty or craftiness about you at all.

Envy, jealousy, and strife don’t necessarily arise from your old nature of sin, but from the flesh which was used for these kinds of things in the past (see Romans 6:19 and 1 Peter 4:1-3). You must maintain continual watchfulness so that nothing arises in your life that would cause you shame. “…not walking in craftiness…” (2 Corinthians 4:2). This means not resorting to something simply to make your own point. This is a terrible trap. You know that God will allow you to work in only one way— the way of truth. Then be careful never to catch people through the other way— the way of deceit. If you act deceitfully, God’s blight and ruin will be upon you.

What may be craftiness for you, may not be for others— God has called you to a higher standard. Never dull your sense of being your utmost for His highest— your best for His glory. For you, doing certain things would mean craftiness coming into your life for a purpose other than what is the highest and best, and it would dull the motivation that God has given you. Many people have turned back because they are afraid to look at things from God’s perspective. The greatest spiritual crisis comes when a person has to move a little farther on in his faith than the beliefs he has already accepted.

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More business is lost every year through neglect than through any other cause. ~ Rose Kennedy

NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2022

Post-mortem

Arise all Nagas, it’s now or never

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here shall not come a more opportune time like the present for Nagas to ultimately resolve its issues with the Central Government. We, the Naga Public should stand as a singular entity with coherent objective to propel GoI and Naga Factions to cease procrastinating and be hyper initiative to actualize the much-awaited solution. This is the crucial moment we have been hoping for. Naga public might be of the belief that the general mass has no role to play. But on contrary, we most definitely do. It should be our creed that we ought to incentivise all the accounted parties through unwavering rallies building a crescendo till the Resolutions are legislated by the Central Government.

The biggest encumbrance that deprived early Nagas solution in the past was because of the difference in syllogism between Naga Factions and the Elected State Government. In the past, some intractable Naga politicians holding elected powers were obstinate to give away their standings to pave ways for conditional interim government should a resolution be finalized. The State have also sided more towards reluctance than taking a leap of faith where Naga Talks were concerned, in the past. But providentially, Nagas multi-party-political form of government has recently been unified into a singular party system, with an intent to contribute collective political solution delving in the hibernating Naga Political Talks.

This is the propelling force every Naga has been wishing for in our pipe-dream. And, but we have it now.

In addition, the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland,

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along with his Council of Ministers and Legislative Members has formally announced that they, the present Government will evacuate from their elected seats of power and validate a passageway for the interim government, should Naga Factions resolve Naga Issues with the Central Government.

Through practical deeds, our Hon’ble Chief Minister has proven his tenacity by rousing the Central to expedite Naga Talks on his recent trip to New Delhi with various delegations and sole proposal.

This is the momentum that all the Nagas have been expecting, from the struggle that have aged more than three quarters of a century. Finally, we, Nagas can distinctly hear the bell tolling, bringing us peace and tranquillity.

Nagas are hopeful, indeed, seeing that all the stars have ultimately reached a perfect alignment, the most critical moment for each and every abled body to take the plunge in whichever means one can contribute.

It should be an obligation and an honour for all Nagas not to forget the lives of every martyr who have laid their lives unreservedly for our better future. Failing to reach a solution, even after removing, once upon a time, an unsurmountable barrier would certainly be construed as an act of defiling the sacrifices made

by Naga martyrs. The longer we protract and remain dormant, it depicts, the lesser we ennoble the sacrifices of patriotic lifeblood given by Naga Martyrs.

Why is it ‘Now or Never’?

It’s a given fact that should the Nagas Political Talk fail to reach a conclusion before 2023 General Election intervenes, the

Naga Political Talk with GoI that is yet to be awoken from slumber, shall have to cease for five more years before the Elected Legislative Members complete their tenure. It’d be totally absurd to ask Elected Legislative Members to step down before the completion of their tenure after timeless investments in canvassing their constituents.

So, let us contemplate. At the moment, the ball is majorly in the Nagas’ court. It is us Naga Public that has to be relentless in pressuring all parties to recommence The Talk from undue recess and collaborate to reach a decisive result.

Unlike us, the Central Government does not have a time issue. They had been stretching these talks for more than two decades and so, prolonging few more years doesn’t account much consideration in their point of view.

So, the only yet steadfast formula for us public to revive all parties, in the limited window, is to hearken for viable solution through uninterrupted rallies and platform speeches conveying the Common Naga Interests. Few months’ time before General Election truthfully appears unjustifiable to conclude Naga Struggle, which has lasted more than two generations, but greater treaties than ours have been achieved in shorter duration.

Time should not be a factor as long as the whole of Naga population from every Districts raise rallies concurrently, one district at a time, without breaking a day.

Now, our fate basically lies in our deeds in immediate future!

Viketo Nihokhe Sumi, Purana Bazar, Dimapur, (hilly797112@gmail.com)

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Wake up consumers

ometime in between April and May, 2021 along with my brother we visited a Cyber shop situated in the heart of Kohima town several times for making PAN CARD as we were urgently in need for opening of our Bank Account. As student we need PAN card to open Bank Account for availing scholarship and PAN card is in dire need for several other purposes. Initially the shop owner asked us to pay the sum Rs.300/- per PAN card and later on he asked us to pay another Rs.50 to collect our PAN card at Kohima otherwise it would go to Tuensang our permanent address. After making payment of the sum of Rs.350/per card we visited the shop even more than ten (10) times as we were urgently in need. The shop owner has endless excuses and sometime he even asked us to submit another passport photo.

Then for sometime there was no response from the shop owner and we had missed several purposes to our benefits.

Finally, in February, 2022 the shop owner furnished us only E-card and we waited for smart card. Just recently when we apply for opening Bank account at ICICI Bank along with our PAN card, the Bank had detected our PAN card as ‘fake’ and again we could not open our Bank Account. Immediately we informed the shop owner that the PAN card furnished to us was found to be fake. He did not deny about this wrong doing. Again we requested him to return our money and to this he agreed with us to return our money. But till date he is not willing to return our money and the shop don’t have any name although it is lying in the heart of the town.

While I was in dilemma and pondering what not to do next, I remembered what my professor Kezhokhoto Savi a renowned social activist (President NVCO) taught me in law college “not to remain silent in case of any cheating or exploitation in the hands of unscrupulous trader as a consumer”. He is one man who had gone to all the district headquarters in Nagaland to spread the message of ‘Consumer Rights’ and appealed every citizen with a powerful slogan – “Wake up consumer!

Wake up”. He taught us with several mechanisms to redress consumer’s grievances. If we remain silent then we allow unscrupulous traders to take more advantage to exploit the so called – ‘consumer’. With this reminder I became more strong not to remain silent with the co called – ‘Cyber shop’ who had cheated me and my brother in furnishing us fake PAN card just for some money, yes we are at a loss of money but importantly we had missed several important benefits for not having PAN card and the shop owner did not care about our welfare but just to make money from consumer in furnishing ‘fake’ PAN card.

Now I realized if I remain silent then this kind of unscrupulous trader would continue to cheat other citizen/consumer.

This is my sincere appealed to all citizens/consumers not to allow this kind of cheating in our town called – “Smart City”.

As Kezhokhoto Savi had spread a slogan let us all stand for our Consumer Rights keeping in mind – “Wake up consumer!

Wake up.

Imtinokshang, LL.B Vth semester

Coping up with new shifts in security scenario

ndia’s national security scene has witnessed changes - attributable both to geopolitical transitions as well as the situation developing in our neighbourhood.

The post-Cold War era apparently marked a shift from open warfare to ‘asymmetric wars’ -- India came at the receiving end of the Paksponsored ‘proxy war’ which relied on cross border terrorism and used Islamic militants as its instrument.

This became the biggest security threat to this country not only in Kashmir but elsewhere too. Success of the anti-Soviet armed campaign in Afghanistan led by Pakistan, the ‘front line ally’ of the US, on the war cry of Jehad that was endorsed by the West, encouraged Pakistan’s ISI to try to replicate the Afghan Jehad in Kashmir and draft Islamic radicals of Taliban in the covert offensive from across PoK, way back in 1993.

Cross-border terrorism in Kashmir was kept up ever since - and active military support of China, by way of supply of drones for crossborder operations of Pakistan, is now adding fuel to the fire.

ISI intensified its effort to radicalise Kashmiri youth through online indoctrination and succeeded in raising new sleeper cells and even ‘lone wolves’ to target non-locals and police personnel in the Valley.

Kashmir remains a major challenge for our intelligence set up but the direct rule of the Centre - consequent on the abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution by the Indian Parliament and conversion of Kashmir into a Union Territory - has enabled India to step up development work and take to more effective methods of countering cross-border terrorism.

The pro-Pakistan activities of many corrupt leaders of the Valleybased political parties who ruled the state earlier had obstructed the growth of Jammu and Kashmir. The Centre is free of this handicap for the present. The Pak-sponsored terror is now becoming multi-dimensional in terms of the targeting it is doing in India - from instigating militancy on the communal front and extending the arc of radicalisation across this country to reviving the ‘Khalistani’ movement in Punjab.

The border districts of Punjab and the traffic on Kartarpur corridor require close vigilance. Pakistan is alleging that ‘Hindutva politics’ of the Modi regime has put the safety of Muslim minority in jeopardy and building a narrative that Indian Muslims need help from outside as a part of ‘Ummah’.

This is how Pakistan sought the intervention of the Organisa-

tion of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to demand national apology from India for the insult allegedly caused to Prophet Mohammad by a spokesperson of the ruling party during a TV debate.

This event is being exploited by ISI for prompting radical elements to target the BJP leadership. The average Muslim in India is content with the democratic freedoms granted to all communities by the Indian Constitution, but the community goes along with Ulema and the communal elite that had traditionally dominated it politically.

This makes the work of proPak elements in Kashmir as well as in the rest of the country easy.

Considering that terrorism by definition is ‘resort to covert violence for a perceived political cause’ and that a ‘cause’ needs ‘commitment’ which in turn is determined by ‘motivation’, the terror fostered by Pakistan is ‘faith-based’ and hence much stronger in motivation compared to an ‘ideological base’ which was the case with Naxalism or assertion of ‘ethnic identity’ as was seen in the Northeast insurgencies.

By putting Indo-Pak relations in a Hindu-Muslim framework and invoking Islam to justify the ‘proxy war’ in Kashmir, Pakistan has enlarged its mischief potential of fishing in India’s domestic scene by seeking to push communal militancy towards Islamic terror.

Intelligence collection has to be taken closer to the ground to uncover potential terrorists and Pak agents. It is extremely important that the enormous resources of district intelligence are better utilised for internal security by putting them under operational guidance of the Intelligence Bureau. At the same time, representative Muslim fora in India and the democratic world in general have to be persuaded to speak up against Jehad and faithbased terror.

Developments in Afghanistan leading to the return of Taliban Emirate in Kabul and the operation of Sino-Pak axis in Afghanistan, Kashmir and in fact at the global level as well, have added a new dimension to India’s national security.

The alliance of these two adversaries has to be countered externally as also on our borders as well as on our own territory where they indulge in subversive operations.

A special security requirement at present is to demographically correct and strengthen Indian presence all along the border belt, particularly on the LAC with the aim of improving the information flow and making joint civil-military responses there more effective.

Pakistan has to be kept in check by using the retaliatory threat of ‘surgical strike’ as a deterrent and the Chinese aggressiveness has to be met upfront on the LAC. India has to actively support countervailing forces like the multilateral forum of Quad to counter the Chinese threat on the marine front.

In the final analysis, India has to depend on its own military, economic and diplomatic strategy to deal with China on land and in the Indian Ocean. A highly successful security initiative taken by our NSA was to firm up the outreach to Russia and Central Asian Republics to balance out against Pakistan in Afghanistan and also keep China in check. The appearance of a new Cold War between the US and China had a large economic dimension resulting in President Joe Biden announcing the formation of Indo Pacific Economic Cooperation for Prosperity (IPEC) at the Tokyo summit of Quad, joined in by nine other Asian countries besides the four Quad members.

India did well to fully support the move. This is part of the global strategy of India to lead the democratic world together with the US - as the two largest democracies - for countering the dangers emanating from the alliance of Marxist China with the fundamentalist Pakistan.

In spite of the ouster of PTI chief Imran Khan from power, this alliance will continue with its basic thrust against India. Prime Minister Shehbaj Sharif is, unlike his predecessor, trying to be on the right side of President Biden and it is possible therefore that Pakistan’s anti-India stance might not attract much notice of the US policy makers.

India’s national security set up has to wield the new thrust areas of information sourcing - social media, cyber space and remote sensing technology. The adversary can tame these avenues for planning its covert offensive and even try to be ahead of the target, posing a serious challenge for the intelligence agencies in terms of both ‘coverage’ and data analytics.

Our agencies have rapidly progressed, particularly in scanning social media and suspect websites, and exposed in many cases the sources of ‘radicalisation’ located in Pakistan.

Three major shifts in the security scenario can be noticed presently - external threats are translating into threats to internal security, technological means have facilitated remotely controlled operations of the enemy and there is a rise of ‘information warfare’ in which anti-India civil society groups in

league with international lobbies are playing a significant part.

In hard core areas of security, ‘human intelligence’ remains the most prized source of information but now there is so much of enlargement of the collectivity of ‘open sources’ that a much bigger part of the Intelligence effort presently is to be devoted to garnering crucial information from the same.

Further, a corollary of the growing importance of local Intelligence is that it would greatly help the cause of national security if the citizens are fully informed of the nature of threats facing the nation and made aware of their own contribution to security by way of sharing information of relevance coming their way, with the concerned authority.

Homeland Security in the US has made arrangements for receiving information from the enlightened citizens, pertaining to national security. More work done in this regard in the Indian context will help security a great deal.

Non-traditional aspects of national security coming to the fore - economic relations, technological advances in communication, cyber warfare, injection of religion in international politics and demographic shifts - are demanding new bench marks in

inter-agency cooperation, analysis and assessment and coordinated responses.

The National Security Council Secretariat under the Prime Minister has already ensured that all intelligence reaches an apex where a competent assessment making would fix the long-term threats and their strategic handling - in addition to day-to-day consultation that is on for operational action through the instrumentality of Multi Agency Centre (MAC) run by the Intelligence Bureau.

The National Security Advisor (NSA), the top aide of the Prime Minister, determines the threat assessment and the nation’s response needed across the spectrum of governance.

In the Modi regime, the success of security and foreign policies is in a major way attributable to an extremely competent NSA (Ajit Doval), whose deep professional background, understanding of geopolitics, complete knowledge of India’s adversaries, bold initiatives and untiring effort to enhance institutional growth of the country’s national security set up, have helped the Prime Minister keep India safe and secure in these difficult times.

D.C. Pathak is a former Director Intelligence Bureau

Reader’s Post

NSSB online format not user friendly

Sir,

Through your esteemed daily, the job aspirants would like to draw the attention that the format of filling up the form in NSSB is very time consuming and unnecessary due to same information being asked for hundreds of time.

For example, we are asked to fill our Graduate Certificate Number and Computer Diploma Number followed by Day, Month and Year of passing for both certificates. The problem is that for each post we apply, we have to enter the information in 4 cells each time.

In my case, an arts graduate with diploma in Computer Application has to type in the same information 70 times as I am eligible to apply for 70 posts. And each post has 4 cells to enter the information. 4×70=280 times! So where is the need to enter the same information 280 times.

And in the cells of the online portal, copy paste command does not work. So, it will take about 3-5 hours of non-stop typing and entering the same information! Also, what will happen if we make a mistake in one of the 280 times, we are entering data? Will we be disqualified for that post?

Also, there is no option of going back and editing a mistake once you save a page. Therefore, we request that editing option be made available and repeated entry of the same information for each post is done away with. Because if 70 posts need a graduate, filling the graduation information once should be enough.

Job aspirant, Richard K, Dimapur, (richardkuda17715@gmail.com)

Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

‘Buniyadi Shiksha Abhiyaan’ launched

BSA officials along with participants and others at the launching programme.

DIMAPUR: Buniyadi Shiksha Abhiyan (BSA) was launched by DEO in-charge and senior principal, GHS Kiphire, YP Singh on Thursday, at GMS PHED ward Kiphire Town.

At the programme, BSA campaign was highlighted by district lead, Piramal Foundation, Lithsa while ToT and coordinator i/c,EBRC Kiphire Asepa Sangtam spoke on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN) and its benefits for students.

Earlier, Gandhi fellow Asmita Barman led the programme, while Gandhi fellow Swmkwr delivered closing remarks.

The programme was attended by teachers from various schools and department officials.

It may be mentioned that BSA is an initiative of Aspirational District Collaborative, Piramal Foundation in accelerating Nipun Bharat, a national initiative for proficiency in reading with understanding and

numeracy in 2021, which aims to achieve Universal Foundational and Numeracy (FLN) in schools by 2026-2027.

Piramal Foundation through its demo school intervention will improve the quality of education in primary grades through FLN. The involvement of community in addition to the teachers will be given equal importance while creating volunteers to make it successful in a larger scale.

Dimapur police retrieve unidentified body DIMAPUR: Dimapur police on September 13, recovered one unidentified dead body of a non-local male, aged around 50-60 years (approx.) below fly over bridge, near auto-rickshaw parking.

According to police PRO, after completion of all legal formalities, the dead body was shifted to Dimapur District Hospital morgue for PM examination.

PRO informed that the deceased was dark in complexion, had a black mole near the nose and was wearing a black long pant with grey coloured tee-shirt.

Claimant(s) of the deceased have been requested to contact officer-in-charge, East Police Station Dimapur at 7085055020.

DIMAPUR: Development Association of Nagaland (DAN) organised stakeholder’s consultation and synergy development workshop on “contemporary issues in promotion and protection of child rights”, at CKS Hall Tuensang, on September 14.

A press release by DAN press desk stated that chief manager, State Bank of India (SBI) Tuensang Lohu Besii spoke on various programmes and schemes through banks and financial initial stage for better prog- institutions. nosis and to create more Lohu advised the parplatform to openly discuss ticipants to cultivate the habmental health issues. it of saving and cautioned

DIMAPUR: A team from the first Community Radio Station in Dimapur, 90.8 Hills FM, led by its managing director, Imali Hesso made a promotional visit to Livingstone Foundation International (LFI) on September 13. The members included programme manager, Ketho Sakhrie and RJ Yogen Chettri.

A press release by LFI stated that Imali Hesso while addressing senior students and mentors, spoke on the importance of reviving the listening culture among people under tagline “bringing back the listening culture”.

She stated that unlike the mainstream radio channels, 90.8 Hills FM was focussed on educating, informing and creating awareness on host of issues including women empower-

The team from 90.8 Hills FM along with Dr. Andrew Ahoto Sema and others.

ment, mental health awareness, and disability, besides conducting book and music reviews, local music performances and panel discussions.

She infor med that the channel also provided platform to young minds in weaving and have their

stories narrated through programme entitled “stories by the fire”.

In this regard, she requested students to be a part of the community radio and contribute towards its positive campaign for community empowerment and development.

In his speech, LFI chairman Dr. Andrew Ahoto Sema expressed happiness at the launch of FM channel with a difference and expressed hope that it would bring definitive transformation in the society through community approach.

them about scammers.

He asked them to remain safe and not run after easy ways of earning.

Achu from District Child Protection Unit Tuensang spoke on roles and responsibilities of department based on four pillars of rights of children, while inspector, Social Welfare department, Tuensang, Tsopong spoke on schemes for differently abled people.

He also presented statistics of beneficiaries in district and informed about the procedures of availing benefits.

Tsopong, however ex-

Members of DAN, participants and other officials at the programme.

pressed concern that allotment of beneficiaries was limited against numbers identified and assured that the department had cleaned up many undeserving beneficiaries.

The workshop brought together members of child protection committees, representatives from educational institutions, government departments, NGOs and community leaders.

Earlier, superintendent of Bethel Children Home and Kohdi Children Home also shared their experiences and aspiration for the area, especially for the lives of children.

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Students and teachers of LFHSS along with resource person and others.

FELICITATION

The Showuba Students’ Union with immense pride and joy conveys our heartiest congratulations to Er. NAGATHU YIMCHUNGER on being appointed as Junior Engineer (Civil Eng.) under Works and Housing Department, in the recently declared NPSC CTSE, 2021.

The Union further wishes him success in all his future endeavours.

Rokhumba KT. Luntsula President, SSU Vice President, SSU

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During the seminar for teachers, Veronica Nriame spoke on common mental health issues which were commonly experienced by children and adolescents.

She spoke on symptoms and warning signs and discussed in detail about stress management and measures to promote teachers’ mental health and well-being. The session was attended by 61 teachers.

Veronica Nriame stated that substance abuse and mental health illnesses were rising rampantly in the society and that people can combat these issues by conducting awareness sessions to disseminate information, seeking professional help at

Radio team interacts with LFI students, faculty

Workshop on child rights held in Tuensang

Students and teachers sensitised on mental health

DIMAPUR: Little Flower Higher Secondary School, Kohima organised seminar sessions on “mental health issues and psychosocial management” for students & “understanding children’s mental health and stress management” for teachers.

At the programme, resource person, psychiatric social worker, District Mental Health Programme (DMHP) Kohima, Veronica Nriame spoke about anxiety disorders, depression disorders, eating disorders, suicide prevention, substance abuse and other addictive disorders and how to prevent them.

The session was attended by 241 students.

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Marriage Regd. No. 90/2022 Dated Dimapur, the 13/09/2022 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION MARRIAGE I, Marriage Officer, Dimapur, Nagaland hereby give notice Under Section 15 of the Special Marriage Act, 1954, that a petition for registration marriage has been filed by Mr. Choi Jaehun aged about 37 years, S/o Shri Sun Boo Choi, resident of Republic of Korea (full address below) and Miss Pricella Murry aged about 32 years, D/o Shri Yampo Murry, resident of Signal Angami before me on 13th day of September 2022 and whereas 14/10/2022 has been fixed registering their Marriage. Objections, if any are to be furnished on or before the aforementioned fixed date.

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DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) Peren unit celebrated Hindi Diwas at Tening village council hall on September 14, with Nagaland Zeliang People Organisation vice president, Kinkeriulung as special guest.

According to a DIPR report, Kinkeriulung encouraged students to maintain the spirit of patriotism through the language.

ANSTA Peren Unit president Kaibakam Zeliang and Village Council Tening member also delivered dpeeches.

Liwang Zeliang chaired the programme, special song was presented

by Hindi teachers, choreography by Government High School Tening and Baptist High School Tening and cultural dance

by Zeliangrong Heraka School.

Ehui Pamei shared the importance of Hindi Diwas while vote of thanks was proposed by ANTHU general secretary, Bamdi Zeliang. The programme ended with benediction by ANSTA Peren unit president Kaibakam Zeliang.

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(From p-1) They also said that SPMU has failed to grant the allowances (TA) due to employees for previous POSHAN pakhwada activities (announced via video conferencing).

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The signatories have, therefore, appealed to the PD to intervene and address the issue.

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Meanwhile, reacting to various reports about BJP national president JP Nadda’s visit to churches in Kohima, State BJP has clarified that the BJP president will be visiting Catholic Cathedral church and no other churches.

According to the party, the tentative itinerary of Nadda’s visit was inadvertently “leaked”, wherein it was mentioned that the

(From p-1) It thus contended that the rule of law had been blatantly disregarded and the State government had not heeded to the directions/ruling of Supreme Court.

Therefore, RPP alleged that the sole motive for Rio retaining Longkumer was to ensure victory of NDPPBJP in the upcoming polls at any cost. It said the matter would be taken up with Election Commission shortly and RPP would be filing an appropriate petition before

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BJP chief would be visiting Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo (KABA).

However, since KABA was already pre-occupied with other programs and conveyed its inability, the party acknowledged the same.

While expressing regret, the party took note of some “unscrupulous elements” trying to defame both the BJP and the Church by dragging its name.

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over Maharashtra.

The deputy chairman is Mr. Srinivasan K Swamy, who is also the chairman & managing director of R K Swamy Pvt Ltd, advertising agency member on the Council was unanimously elected as the Deputy Chairman of the Bureau for the year 2022-2023.

Members on the bureau’s council of management for the year 2022-2023 are as under: Publishers Representatives Pratap G. Pawar - Sakal Papers Pvt. Ltd. – Chairman , Riyad Mathew - Malayala Manorama Co. Ltd. - Hony.

Secretary, Hormusji N. Cama – The Bombay Samachar Pvt. Ltd. , Shailesh Gupta - Jagran Prakashan Ltd, Praveen Someshwar – HT Media Ltd, Mohit Jain – Bennett, Coleman &

As per Sriram Lab’s report, XtraTej achieves 80 degree higher flame temperature than normal LPG flames by addition of nano additives. This leads to brighter burning of the flame that sends heat outwards. XtraTej has been tested in labs and at customer sites. Reports indicate that usage of XtraTej can lead to savings of Rs. 100 per 19 Kg LPG Cylinder and time by 5%.

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DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Pratap Pawar, chairman of Sakal Media Private Ltd. which publishes Marathi daily newspaper Sakal was unanimously elected as the chairman of Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) for the year 2022-2023.

Pawar was the former president of The Mahratta Chamber of Commerce, Industries & Agriculture, Pune. He is on the Board of several national and International organisations and was awarded with Padma Shri by Government of India in the year 2014.

Sakal has 87 years of tradition of reliability and involvement in community affairs. His Marathi TV channel, event management and social activities has helped spread its reach all

(From p-1) On Naga political issue and BJP’s ‘election for solution’ slogan in 2018, Kohli said since the matter was at government level and not party level, he did not wish to comment on it.

When asked whether 2023 assembly elections would be held as scheduled, Kohli said it was for the Election Commission to take a call on whether or not to conduct of Assembly elections.

taining XtraTej cylinders to Nagaland market. Also present was Thangzamua Hansingh, manager (CC & LPG-S, Dimapur) and state level co-ordinator.

XtraTej is carved to suit the needs of commercial gas customers, be it restaurant, dhaaba or industries that want to cut down on gas and save time and money.

XtraTej was developed at Indian Oil’s state of the art R&D center in Faridabad.

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alised IFSC at GIFT Multi Services SEZ in April 2015.

The Union Budget for 2016 provided competitive tax regime for the IFSC at GIFT SEZ. It is built to evolve as a hub for international financial services activities.

Meanwhile, the Council also took note of the preparation in respect of financial sector issues to be taken up during India’s G20 Presidency in 2023.

The meeting was at-

Plant manager LPG Bottling Plant, Dimapur & divisional LPG sales head Tinsukia flag off LPG a packed truck.

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DiMaPur riPhyiM eKhüNg DiMaPur : NagaLaND Moto : “MyaNta JiJo eKhyo”

FeLiCitatioN With immense pride and honour, We the Dimapur Riphyim Ekhüng (DRE) would like to extend our warm congratulations / felicitating the following successful candidates who brought laurels and fame to the Union in particular and the Village in general.

1. Dr. Zuchobeni Patton, D/o Er. Thungdemo Patton for clearing the Technical Exam.

NPSC, 2022 as medical Officer (mO) under health & Family Welfare Department.

2. er. Chonbenthung K tungoe, S/o Khondao Tungoe for clearing the Technical Exam. NPSC, 2022 as SDO (Civil Engg.) under Works & housing Department.

3. Ms. elizabeth V Lotha, D/o. Vandamo Tungoe for clearing the Technical Exam.

NPSC, 2022 as Junior Engineer (JE) (Civil Engg.) under Works & housing Department.

4. Mr alex e Ngullie, S/o Elias Ngullie for clearing the Technical Exam. NPSC, 2022 as Junior Engineer (JE) (Electrical Engg.) under Power Department.

Further, the Union wishes them all success in their future endeavours.

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national Finance Tec City - International Financial Services Centre) in Aatmanirbhar Bharat, inter-regulatory issues related to it, and the need for utilisation of the services of registered valuers by all government departments, were also discussed during the meeting.

GIFT IFSC aspires to become India’s gateway for inbound and outbound requirements of the international financial services.

The government operation-

MUMBAI, SEP 15 (PTI): The rupee declined by 21 paise to close at 79.73 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday, weighed down by a firm American currency and a negative trend in domestic equities.

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the domestic currency opened at 79.53 per dollar. It hovered in a range of 79.44 to 79.73 during the session.

The domestic unit finally settled at 79.73, down 21 paise over its previous close of 79.52.

Meanwhile, the dollar index, which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, was trading 0.09 per cent lower at 109.56.

On the domestic equity market front, the BSE Sensex ended 412.96 points or 0.68 per cent lower at 59,934.01, while the broader NSE Nifty declined 126.35 points or 0.7 per cent to 17,877.40.

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The FSDC meeting in Mumbai, chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.

tended by Ministers of State for Finance Bhagwat Karad and Pankaj Chaudhary, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das, Finance Secretary and Secretary in the Department of Expenditure T.V. Somanathan, Secretary in the Department of Economic Affairs Ajay Seth, Revenue Secretary Tarun Bajaj, and Financial Services Secretary Sanjay Malhotra.

Chief Economic Adviser V. Anantha Nageswaran, Security and Exchange Board of India Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch, Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India Chairperson Debasish Panda, Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority Chairperson Supratim Bandyopadhyay and Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India Chairperson Ravi Mittal as well as International Financial Services Centres Authority Chairperson and FSDC Secretary Injeti Srinivas were also present in the meeting.

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Monitor financial sector risks: FSDC

NEW DELHI, SEP 15 (IANS): The Financial Stability and Development Council (FSDC) on Thursday noted that there is a need to monitor financial sector risks, fiscal conditions, and market developments on a continuous basis by the government and the regulators, so that appropriate action can be taken to mitigate any vulnerability and strengthen financial stability.

The FSDC meeting in Mumbai, chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, also discussed early warning indicators for the economy and the government’s preparedness to deal with them, official sources said.

Strengthening of the cyber security framework in financial sector as well as enabling common know your customer (KYC) for all financial services and related matters, were also some of the key issues which were discussed in the meeting.

The strategic role of GIFT IFSC (Gujarat Inter-

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Modi to release cheetahs brought from Namibia

Cabinet reshuffle likely in Goa after Cong MLAs join BJP

PANAJI, SEP 15 (PTI): Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant met Governor P S Sreedharan Pillai on Thursday morning amid talk of a cabinet reshuffle in the wake of eight Congress MLAs joining the ruling BJP. The chief minister, however, told reporters here that the meeting, which followed Wednesday’s dramatic developments, had nothing to do with politics.

He met the governor at Raj Bhavan to discuss programs for the celebration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday (September 17), Sawant said. But a senior BJP leader said a reshuffle was likely in the next few days as the party would need to accommodate at least a couple of Congress MLAs Eight cheetahs will travel from Namibia to India to reach who have crossed over, inKuno-Palpur National Park in Bhopal. (PTI) cluding former chief minisest and grassland ecosys- thousands of women Self ter Digambar Kamat. The tems in India, it said.

Help Group (SHG) memThis will help conserve bers/community resource biodiversity and enhance persons that are being proecosystem services like wa- moted under the Deendayal ter security, carbon seques- Antyodaya Yojana-National NEW DELHI, SEP 15 tration and soil moisture Rural Livelihoods Mission (PTI): Delhi BJP MLAs conservation, benefiting the (DAY-NRLM). on Thursday reached Chief society at large.

D u r i n g t h e p r o - Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s This effort, in line with gramme, Prime Minister residence here to “gift” him the prime minister’s com- Modi will also be inauguratmitment towards environ- ing four Particularly Vulner- five autorickshaws, days ment protection and wildlife able Tribal Groups (PVTG) after the AAP supremo had conservation, will also lead skilling centres under the an argument with Gujarat to enhanced livelihood op- PM Kaushal Vikas Yojana. Police personnel after they portunities for the local DAY-NRLM aims at tried to stop him from travelcommunity through eco-de- mobilising rural poor house- ling in a three-wheeler.

Kejriwal has a convoy velopment and eco-tourism holds into SHGs in a phased activities, the statement said. manner and provide them of 27 vehicles but he enPrime Minister Modi long-term support to diversi- acted a drama in Gujarat will also participate in the fy their livelihoods, improve by insisting on travelling SHG Sammelan that will their incomes and quality of in an autorickshaw, Leader of Opposition in Delhi Aswitness the attendance of life, the statement said.

Pramod Sawant

BJP now has 28 MLAs in the 40-member Assembly after eight Congress MLAs switched sides on Wednesday. In 2019, when 10 out of 15 Congress MLAs had defected to the BJP enmasse, the ruling party had dropped three ministers to accommodate three new entrants, and the same pattern may be followed now, the leader said.

The cur rent cabinet has eleven ministers from the BJP besides Sudin Dhavalikar of the ally MGP. The state can have maximum of 12 ministers.

sembly Ramvir Singh Bidhuri said outside the chief minister’s Flagstaff Road residence.

During a two-day visit to Gujarat earlier this week, Kejriwal had dinner at an auto driver’s house in Ahmedabad on September 12. He was picked up from his five-star hotel by the auto driver. A heated argument broke out between Kejriwal and police personnel part of his security detail after they tried to stop him from travelling in the auto

PEREN : NAGALAND Felicitation

The Office of the Trongarü Akehda Mülong, Dimapur extends its warmest congratulations to Dr. DANGTILA SANGTAM, D/o Shri. SEJONGMONG SANGTAM, for securing the post of Medical Officer (Class-I Gazetted) under Health & Family Welfare, Government of Nagaland.

The Union further wishes her the very best in her future undertakings.

Dinesh Gundu Rao

Kamat, on Wednesday joined the ruling BJP, dealing a body blow to the opposition party which is now left with just three MLAs in the 40-member Assembly.

“Money to the tune of Rs 40-50 crore was paid to each MLA to switch over, or maybe they were having the fear of the central agencies. The national party (BJP) is doing such things everywhere. Where is all this money coming from? They are misusing

the power. They are breaking the elected representatives,” Rao alleged.

The BJP is coming with thousands of crores of rupees and targeting the opposition MLAs through agencies like Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED), he claimed.

“Has even one ED notice been issued to any BJP MLA? This is the kind of politics that we are fighting against. If we don’t fight, then the country will be destroyed,” he said.

Goa Pradesh Congress Committee president Amit Patkar said one of the MLAs was initially approached (by the BJP) with Rs 30 crore cash, but he was not ready for that amount. Hence, in order to convince him, additional Rs 10 crore were offered to him within two hours.

FELICITATION

We, the LUVISHE GHAMI KUPOSHUKULU DIMAPUR, with immense pride extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss VINOLI K AWOMI, D/o KIHETO AWOMI, for clearing NPSC examination and securing the post of Forest Ranger (Class-II Gazetted) under Environment, Forest & Climate Change Department. The LGK Dimapur is immensely proud of her achievements and wishes good health and success in all her future endeavours.

INATO YEPUTHO VITOL MURU Chairman, LGKD Secretary, LGKD

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Er. Ngvuyhunlo Kesen Rank 11th

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With immense pride and pleasure, we the General Staff Union Bhumnyu would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals.

1. Miss Y. Lungjai Phom, D/o Mr & Mrs. H. Yoyan Phom for securing the post of Assistant Professor (Class I Gazetted) in Education under Higher Education Department in the recently declared Common Educational Services Examination conducted by NPSC. 2. Dr. M. Athai Phom, D/o Mr & Mrs. K. Molim Phom for securing the post of Class-I Gazetted Medical Officer under Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of Nagaland in the recently declared NPSC-1/CTSE 2022.

The Union further wishes them success in their future endeavors.

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The Changki Tzudir Kidong Telungjem congratulates Er. Sungjemmen L Tzudir, S/o Lt. Lanunochet Tzudir and Mrs. Sakurenla for bringing laurels towards our Clan by successfully securing the post of Assistant Mechanical Engineer (Class-1 Gazetted) under Works and Housing Department, in the recently declared CTSE Examination 2021 conducted by NPSC. The CTKT further wishes him success in all his future endeavours.

President Secretary CTKT CTKT

Er. Azaria Kesen Rank 13th

We, the Phenshünyu Lowjvü Union (PLU) on behalf of it's Citizens convey our heartiest congratulations to Er. Ngvuhyunlo Kesen, S/o Elia Kesen & Mary Kesen and Er. Azaria Kesen, S/o Rev. Isac Kesen & Kesinle Kesen on clearing CTSE 2021 through Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC) as Junior Engineers under Power Department in 11th & 13th Rank respectively.

We give all glory and honour to God for the bountiful blessings upon them and may this achievement boost the younger generation to do better in whichever career they choose.

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The Leangkonger Village Council and Leangkonger Village Students’ Union with immense pride and honour convey heartfelt congratulations to MR. KIUTAN SIMON, S/o Mr. Kiorun and Mrs. Yansushi of Leangkonger Village for his well-deserved success in clearing NPSC examination (CTSE 2021) for the post of Economics and Statistical Officer (Class-I Gazetted) under Economics and Statistical Department. He is the first officer from our village.

The Council and Union further extend its best wishes for his future endeavours. ‘‘Through your hard work, dedication and determination you have given hope and inspired others to follow your footprints.

May our Almighty God continue to guide and bless you.”

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The family of Lt. L. K. Zülu Longkumer, Mokokchung village takes this opportunity to extend our heartfelt congratulations to our son and brother Er. Tongpangnokdang Longkumer, S/o. Lt. Imkongakum Longkumer & Mrs. Thungjanpeni for your success in the NPSC/CTSE/2021 and qualifying for the post of S.D.O (Civil Engg.) Class-1 Gazetted under Department of Power, Govt. of Nagaland.

We extend our profound appreciation for your achievement and wish you success as you lead by example, for God gives grace to the humble.

The Lokobomi Students' Union with immense honour extend our heartfelt congratulations to Er. Anthea N. Chishi, D/o Lt. Nittoyi N. Chishi and K. Asangla, for successfully clearing the NPSC-1/CTSE/2021 and qualifying for the post of Junior Engineer (Class - II Gazetted) under Works & Housing Department, Govt. of Nagaland.

The Union is incredibly proud of your brilliant success.

We wish you the best in all your future endeavours.

The Samziuram Student Union (SSU) with immense pride, joy and honour conveys heartfelt congratulations to Er. Pezieying Iheilung, son of Mr. Akwa Iheilung for clearing Nagaland public Service Commission as Junior Engineer under power department.

The Union thank him for bringing laurels to the village and Zeliangrong community. The union wishes him the best in all his future endeavours.

Adibo Chelson president (SSU) General Secretary (SSU)

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citing security concerns.

Later, a policeman sat beside the auto driver and two police vehicles escorted the autorickshaw.

Taking a swipe at Kejriwal, Bidhuri said, “He has a convoy of 27 vehicles and 200 security personnel have been deployed for his security and yet he enacted a drama by insisting on travelling in an autorickshaw in Gujarat. So, we are gifting him these autos to fulfil his wish of travelling in threewheelers in Delhi.”

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PANAJI, SEP 15 (PTI): A day after eight Congress MLAs in Goa joined the Bharatiya Janata Party, the grand old party on Thursday accused the ruling outfit of luring away the legislators by offering Rs 40-50 crore to each one of them.

Congress’s Goa desk in-charge Dinesh Gundu Rao, who arrived in Goa in the wake of the political developments in the coastal state, made these allegations in a press conference here.

The BJP, however, rubbished the charges saying that the eight Congress legislators joined the ruling party not for monetary gains but because they were impressed by its development agenda.

The eight Congress MLAs, including former chief minister Digambar

BJP gifts Kejriwal 5 autorickshaws

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BJP lured 8 Goa Cong MLAs by offering Rs 40-50 cr each: Rao

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NEW DELHI, SEP 15 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release cheetahs brought from Namibia in Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno National Park on Saturday as part of his efforts to revitalise and diversify the country’s wildlife and habitat, his office said.

Cheetah was declared extinct in India in 1952.

The cheetahs that would be released are from Namibia and have been brought under an MoU signed earlier this year.

On Se ptember 17, which is also Modi’s birthday, the prime minister will also participate in Self Help Group (SHG) Sammelan later that day with women SHG members/community resource persons at Karahal, Sheopur. Prime Minister Modi will visit Madhya Pradesh on September 17 and at around 10:45 AM he will release cheetahs in Kuno National Park, a statement issued by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) said. The release of wild cheetahs by the prime minister in Kuno National Park is part of his efforts to revitalise and diversify India’s wildlife and its habitat, the statement said.

The introduction of cheetah in India is being done under Project Cheetah, which is world’s first intercontinental large wild carnivore translocation project, the statement said.

Cheetahs will help in the restoration of open for-

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UP Dalit sisters rape and murder: Six arrested

LAKHIMPUR KHERI (UP), SEP 15 (PTI): Six men were arrested on Thursday in connection with the alleged rape and murder of two teenage Dalit sisters here, police said.

The girls, aged 15 and 17, were found hanging from a tree in a sugarcane field about a kilometre from their home in Nighasan police station area on Wednesday. Police sources said the post-mortem report stated that the girls were raped while strangulation was confirmed as the cause of death.

According to preliminary investigation, the two sisters left their home on Wednesday afternoon with two of the accused, Junaid and Sohail, Lakhimpur Kheri Superintendent of Police (SP) Sanjiv Suman told reporters.

“Junaid and Sohail have confessed to strangu-

SP Lakhimpur Kheri Sanjeev Suman addresses a press conference in Lakhimpur Kheri, Thursday. (PTI)

lating the girls after raping them,” Suman added.

The SP also said Junaid and Sohail were allegedly in a relationship with the two sisters. “We have arrested Junaid, Sohail, Hafizur Rehman, Karimuddin, Arif and Chottu in an overnight operation,” said Suman.

Junaid was arrested following an encounter around 8.30 am, the police said.

The motorcycle used in the crime was also recovered.

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The police have also seized a country-made pistol and ammunition from him.

Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Prashant Kumar said Junaid was injured in the encounter. “The bodies have been handed over to the girls’ family, who will conduct their last rites,” Kumar said.

SP Suman said the clothes of the other accused have also been sent for examination as part of

a detailed probe. A case has been registered against them under sections 302 (murder), 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 452 (housetrespass after preparation for hurt, assault or wrong­ful restraint), 376 (rape) of the Indian Penal Code and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. Suman also dismissed claims that police used force to send the bodies for postmortem. The post-mortem had been conducted with the family’s consent and in their presence, he said. Videography of the post-mortem examination was also done, the SP added.

The victims’ mother lodged a complaint at Nighasan Kotwali police station late on Wednesday night, alleging that her daughters were raped and murdered. She alleged that three motorcycle-borne un-

identified youths, along with her neighbour Chhotu, stormed her hutment and abducted her daughters.

When she resisted, one of them kicked her and took the girls on a motorcycle towards the fields outside the village, the victims’ mother alleged. The family later found the girls’ bodies hanging from a tree in a field a few hundred metres from their village, she said.

After the incident came to light, the villagers staged a demonstration at Nighasan Cross. The police took the bodies into custody and sent them to the district headquarters in an ambulance shortly after, while SP Suman and Assistant Superintendent of Police (APS) Arun Kumar Singh spoke to the villagers to assuage them. A large number of police personnel were deployed to ensure law and

order in the village. Kumar said senior officials from Lucknow were also sent to the spot.

The incident has triggered angry reactions from opposition parties that attacked the state’s BJP government. Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati said the incident had sparked discussions everywhere.

“Criminals in UP are fearless because the priorities of the government are wrong,” she said in a tweet in Hindi.

“This incident exposes the claims of the government in the matter of law and order. The criminals are moving without any fear since there has been a coverup (‘leepa potee’) in most of the criminal cases including the one in Hathras. The government should make necessary reforms in its policy, working and priorities,” she said in another tweet.

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Karnataka Legislative Council passes anti conversion bill

BENGALURU, SEP 15 (PTI): Karnataka Legislative Council on Thursday passed the contentious “anti conversion bill”, amid objections from the opposition Congress and JD(S).

The ‘Karnataka Protection of Right to Freedom of Religion Bill’ was passed by the Legislative Assembly in December last. As the Bill was pending for passage in the Legislative Council, where the ruling BJP was short of majority then, the government had subsequently promulgated an ordinance in May this year to give effect to the bill.

Home Minister Araga Jnanendra piloted the Bill for the consideration of the Upper House today. Noting that in recent times religious conversions have become widespread, he said there have been mass conversions with allurements and

through force, disturbing peace and leading to mistrust among people following different religions.

The Bill does not take away anyone’s religious freedom and anyone can practice the religion of his or her choice, but not under pressure and allurements, Jnanendra said. The Minister had moved some amendments to substitute certain clauses in the Bill like- “It (legislation) shall be deemed to have come into force with effect from the 17th day of May 2022”; also that “....the ordinance is hereby repealed”- which has now been accepted with the passage of the bill.

Leader of Opposition in the Legislative Council B K Hariprasad even tore the copy of the bill in protest as the pro-tem Chairman Raghunath Rao Malkapure was in the process of putting the bill to vote.

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The Leangkonger Village Citizen with immense pride extends its heartiest congratulations to Mr. KIUTAN SIMON, S/o Mr. Kiorun and Mrs. Yansushi for securing the post of Economics & Statistical Officer (Class-1 Gazetted) under Economics and Statistical Department in recently declared NPSE CTSE 2021.

The Leangkonger Village Citizen is immensely proud of his achievement and wishes good health and success in all his future endeavours.

Sd/K. Shumong, President Leangkonger Village Citizen

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With immense pride and honour, the Yingphire Yangdong Suro Pumji would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri Khumlise Anar, S/o Er. Chopongse Anar for his achievement in the recently declared NPSC(CTSE) exam to the post of Junior Engineer (IT communication) under Power department The Yingphire Yangdong Suro Pumji wishes you the best and invokes God's blessings and guidance upon you in your endeavours.

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With immense pride and pleasure, the Phelungre Students’ Union would like to heartily congratulate Miss A. Lumtsala Sangtam, daughter of T. Akamba Sangtam of Phelungre Village on acquiring the post of SDO (Civil Engg.) Class –I Gazetted under Works & Housing Department in the Combined Technical Service Examination which was conducted by NPSC. The union highly appreciates her for exemplary and phenomenal feat. Further, the union prays for her good health, longevity and wishes her the best in her new assignment and even more success in the future.

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The Kelingmen Senso Mungdang with immense pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to:1. Dr. Rongsenneken, S/o Mr. Tsüknungchiba and Mrs. Aitsungla Kelingmen for successfully clearing the recently conducted NPSC exams post of Medical Officer (Class- I gazetted) with 2nd rank under Health and Family Welfare Department.

2. Er. Imtisanen Ao, S/o Mr. Imkongchuba Kelingmen and Mrs. Nukenmenla Merangkong for his success in the recently conducted NPSC examination for the post of JE (Civil Engg.) Class- II gazetted under Works and Housing Department.

The union further prays and wishes them the very best in all their future endeavors.

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CHANDIGARH, SEP 15 (PTI): The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Thursday suspended the jail term of Punjabi pop singer Daler Mehndi, who was convicted by a Patiala court in a 2003 human trafficking case.

The single bench of Justice G S Gill suspended the sentence of Mehndi who was sentenced to two years in jail in the case.

Mehndi’s counsel Arshdeep Singh Cheema said the high court ordered the sentence be suspended in the matter.

Mehndi had moved the high court in July after the Patiala court upheld his two-year sentence, awarded in March 2018 by the trial court, in the human trafficking case.

The singer had filed a revision petition before the high court against his conviction after the court of additional sessions judge in Patiala on July 14 had dis-

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File photo of Daler Mehndi taken to jail for his alleged involvement in a human trafficking case, in Patiala. (PTI)

missed his appeal against the 2018 order of the trial court. He was then sent to the Patiala jail.

The Patiala police had booked Mehndi and his brother, Shamsher, who died in 2017, on a com-

plaint filed by one Bakshish Singh. Around 35 more complaints levelling charges of fraud against the brothers also came up later.

The complainants had alleged that the brothers had taken ‘passage money’

from them to help them migrate to the United States illegally, but failed to do so.

One of the complainants also alleged that the singer had taken money for taking him to Canada.

It was also alleged that the Mehndi brothers took two troupes in 1998 and 1999 during the course of which 10 persons were taken to the US as group members and “dropped off ” illegally. Mehndi, on a trip to the US in the company of an actress, allegedly “dropped off ” three girls in San Francisco.

The brothers had taken a troupe to the US in October, 1999, in the company of some other actors, during which three boys were “dropped off ” in New Jersey, police said.

The Patiala police had raided the singer’s offices in Connaught Place in New Delhi and seized case files of those who had paid the Mehndi brothers passage money.

WB SSC scam: CBI searches at 6 locations

NEW DELHI, SEP 15 (PTI): The CBI on Thursday conducted searches at six locations in Delhi and Kolkata at the premises of two software companies in connection with the West Bengal School Ser vice Commission (SSC) scam, officials said.

It is alleged that records were manipulated to favour candidates in the appointment of teachers which has brought the role of the companies under scanner, they said.

The searches were conducted at the offices of ND Infosystems Pvt Ltd and NYSA communications Pvt Ltd along with residential premises of their proprietors Niladri Das and Puniit Kumar respectively, they said.

It is alleged that the companies were involved in the OMR sheets evaluation, the CBI said.

New mobile banking virus prowling in Indian cyberspace (From p-1) hides itself within fake Android applications that show up with the logo of a few famous legitimate apps like Chrome, Amazon, NFT (non-fungible token linked to crypto currency) platform to deceive users into installing them.

“This malware captures the credentials when users log into their net banking apps and access bank accounts. The new version of SOVA seems to be targeting more than 200 mobile applications, including banking apps and crypto exchanges/ wallets,” the advisory said.

The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team or CERT-In is the federal technology arm to combat cyber attacks and guards the

Internet space against phishing and hacking assaults and similar online attacks.

The agency said the malware is distributed via smishing (phishing via SMS) attacks, like most Android banking Trojans.

“Once the fake android application is installed on the phone, it sends the list of all applications installed on the device to the C2 (command and control server) controlled by the threat actor in order to obtain the list of targeted applications.”

“At this point, the C2 sends back to the malware the list of addresses for each targeted application and stores this information inside an XML file. These targeted applications are then managed through the

communications between the malware and the C2,” it said.

The lethality of the virus can be gauged from the fact that it can collect keystrokes, steal cookies, intercept multi-factor authentication (MFA) tokens, take screenshots and record video from a webcam and can perform gestures like screen click, swipe etc. using android accessibility service.

It can also add false overlays to a range of apps and “mimic” over 200 banking and payment applications in order to con the Android user.

Another key feature of the virus, according to the advisory, is the refactoring of its “protections” module, which aims to protect itself

from different victim actions. For example, it said, if the user tries to uninstall the malware from the settings or pressing the icon, SOVA is able to intercept these actions and prevent them by returning to the home screen and showing a toast (small popup) displaying “This app is secured”.

These attack campaigns can effectively jeopardise the privacy and security of sensitive customer data and result in “largescale” attacks and financial frauds, it said.

The agency also suggested some counter-measures and best practices that can be put into action by the users to keep safe from the virus.

Users should reduce

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE NAGALAND : KOHIMA

No. DHFW-5-23/TRG-NSG/2022/9462-64

Dated, Kohima, the 15th Sept’ 2022.

Declaration of result for FHW written examination 2022-2023 Sl. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Note: 1. Viva Voce will be held on 21st September’2022. *21st Sept’22: Sl. No. 1 – 93 2. Venue for Viva Voce : Directorate of Health & Family Welfare, Kohima.

3. Time of viva voce:- 9:00 AM 4. Candidates are directed to bring the admit card and original documents for verification.

5. Lobbying will result in disqualification.

SD/(DR. K. VIKATO KINIMI) Principal Director Directorate of Health & Family Welfare Nagaland, Kohima. dc-1080/22

Motto: “Progress through Unity”

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KEVECHÜPE KOZA President, KWSK

CHEPETSO KOZA Press Secy., KWSK

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Mr. Ade Koza Er. Tewotso Koza The Khezhakeno Welfare Society Kohima with immense joy convey our hearty congratulations to the following members for their achievements: 1. Mr. Ade Koza, S/o Mr.Terelhou Koza & Mrs Venüsalü, Junior Soil Conservation Officer (JSCO), Class-II Gazetted, under Soil & Water Conservation Department. (NPSC CTSE 2021) 2. Er. Tewotso Koza, S/o Mr. S.Kodokha Koza & Mrs Neivizono, Junior Engineer (Class-II Gazetted), under Works & Housing Department. (NPSC CTSE 2021).

3. Er. Daniel Kevie on his promotion to Executive Engineer (EE), under Works & Housing (R&B) Department.

The Khezhakeno Welfare Society Kohima wishes them the best in their future endeavours.

Felicitation The Rotomi Welfare Dimapur Area (RWDA) extends its heartiest congratulations to the following bonafide members from our Union.

1. Shri. Er. Kumgha K. Shohe, son of Shri. Khekishe Shohe and Smti. Alemla Jamir for securing the post of SDO under PHE Department in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination (CTSE)- 2021.

2. Shri. Er. Tsaikha K. Shohe, son of Shri. Khehoshe K. Shohe and Smti. Fuchumlo Ngullie for securing the post of Junior Engineer (JE) under Power Department in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination (CTSE)-2021.

3. Smti. Apokla Longkumer (W/o. Khetovi Yeptho) on her promotion to DEO under Education Department.

4. Shri. Kuhovi V. Shohe, on his promotion to Executive Engineer under PWD (R&B) Department.

The Rotomi Welfare Dimapur Area (RWDA) thank the Almighty God and wishes them continued success in their career.

Sd/Fabian I. Chophi General Secretary

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the risk of downloading potentially harmful apps by limiting their download sources to official app stores, such as your device’s manufacturer or operating system app store, they should always review the app details, number of downloads, user reviews, comments and “ADDITIONAL INFORMATION” section, it said.

Gandhis to pick Congress President?

New party move raises questions NEW DELHI, SEP 15 ( AGENCIES): The Congress’s top rung has asked all state units to pass resolutions for interim president Sonia Gandhi to nominate state unit chiefs and All India Congress Committee (AICC) members, sources have told NDTV. This means a question mark on the entire process of internal elections to be held next month, though the centrepiece of that — election of a party president — may not be covered by such resolutions.

Sonia Gandhi as the party matriarch is not in the contest. But what’s really put the party in a fix is her son Rahul Gandhi’s decision not to contest either. The family is keen on a non-Gandhi after more than 20 years, it is learnt.

This means Sonia Gandhi’s daughter Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, currently a general secretary, is not an option either.

Loyalists such as Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot are possible non-Gandhi options. Rahul Gandhi remains the party’s projected leader for the voters nonetheless. He is leading the ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ to build momentum for the 2024 contest against PM Narendra Modi and the BJP. Insiders say nothing stops the state delegates from authorising Sonia Gandhi to name the next

Giving Gehlot party chiefship may make generational churn easier in Rajasthan, while Rahul remains the party’s face.

Congress president as well.

But that will not be binding on the Congress Central Election Authority. “We are not a part of this process of passing resolutions,” said a leader associated with the poll process. The Pradesh Congress Committees have been requested to pass resolutions before the 20th of this month. Election notification starts from September 22; nominations can be filed between September 24 and 30, and voting is on October 17.

Sonia Gandhi has been interim president for the past three years. She held the post fulltime for a record 18 consecutive years until her son Rahul Gandhi succeeded her in 2017, elected unopposed. But he quit after the 2019 Lok Sabha election loss. She returned for an interim setup. The election is due since. The last time the party saw an actual contest for the top post was in 2000, when senior leader Jitendra

Prasad from Uttar Pradesh challenged Sonia Gandhi.

She won with 99 per cent of the delegate votes. He stayed with the Congress for years after that; as did his son Jitin Prasada, but he is now with the BJP. For a party beset by heavy losses to a resurgent and now-dominant BJP — such as Wednesday’s mass defection in Goa — the process comes with baggage, particularly questions over Rahul Gandhi’s interest and abilities.

There have been several high-profile exits too, the latest being that of Ghulam Nabi Azad, one of 23 senior leaders who’d demanded reforms within.

Even in the muchdelayed internal election now, five MPs, including Shashi Tharoor and Manish Tewari, raised concerns about the process and wrote to election authority head Madhusudan Mistry, demanding “transparency and fairness”.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE NAGALAND : KOHIMA

No. DHFW-5-23/TRG-NSG/2022/9459-61

Dated, Kohima the 15th Sept’ 2022.

Declaration of result for GNM written examination 2022-2023 Sl. No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

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3. Time of viva voce:- 9: 00 AM 4. Candidates are directed to bring the admit card and original documents for verification.

5. Lobbying will result in disqualification.

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FElICITaTION With immense joy and pride, we, the Nihoto Village Students' Union extend our heartiest congratulations to Engineer Pitoshe Sumi, S/o Hevito Sumi on successfully clearing NPSC examination and being appointed to the post of Assistant Mining Engineer, Geology and Mining Department.

Believing, "With great power comes responsibilities," The union expresses our joy and gratitude to you for bringing laurels to our society and the Sumi Community as a whole.

We wish you the very best for your future endeavours.

AFFIDAVIT

Regd. No. 690 Date: 07/04/2022 I, Shri. Sevotso Tetseo, permanent resident of Chesezu Village, Phek District, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my correct and official name is Sevotso Tetseo.

3. That however in some of my official documents my name has been entered and recorded as Sevotso.

4 That the names Sevotso Tetseo and Sevotso refers to one and the same person i.e., myself.

5. That this affidavit is made to declare that my correct and official name as Sevotso Tetseo and the same shall be used for all official purposes, future references and correspondences.

6. That this affidavit shall also be used as a piece of evidence of the fact and proof as mentioned above and also to be use for rectification if arises in future.

That the statements from para 1-6 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been stated. And I signed this affidavit before the competent authority at Kohima, Nagaland on this the 07th day of April 2022.

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DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

I, Marriage Officer, Dimapur, Nagaland hereby give notice Under Section 5 of the Special Marriage Act, 1954, that a petition for intended marriage has been filed by Mr. Kallol Dey aged about 43 years, S/o Shri Dipak Dey, resident of Ragailong Colony Burma Camp and Miss Majaganglu Rongmei aged about 41 years, D/o Luchukhonlu, resident of Ragailong Colony Burma Camp before me on 14 day of Sept 2022 and whereas 15/10/2022 has been fixed solemnizing their Marriage. Objections, if any, are to be furnished on or before the aforementioned fixed date. dp-4396/22

NOTICE

Dt. Dimapur the 14th Sept 2022

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. Khotsemo Patton Vrs Shri/Smti.

Renpenthung Patton resident of Residency Colony in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation Act 1886 have applied for Mutation of Land described in the schedule below : The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invite Claims/Objections concerning to the said land if any & should there be any, should submit to this Court on or before 1 (one) month from the date of publication in local newspaper.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Khotsemo Patton, Village/Block No : Ten, Patta No : 253, Dag No : 323, 484, Area : 00B-03K-12Ls, North : Approach Road, East : Myanthung Patton, South : Pibemo Patton, West : Dillai Road Sd/- Sachin Jaiswal, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland dp-4389/22(c)

IN THE COURT OF

PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

NOTICE

WOKHA : NAGALAND

NOTICE

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NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANTS(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/ pension benefits of Late Nribeni Ngullie has been applied by Shri A. Sulumo Ezung, husband of Lt. Nribeni Ngullie, R/o Niropen Colony, Wokha, Nagaland for possession of : (i) SBI A/c No: 20060990280. (ii) Axis Bank A/c No: 921010055329702. (iii) All Government Service benefits, Gratuity, Leave Encashment etc.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before 06.10.2022.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this day the 06.09.2022 DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE WOKHA : NAGALAND dp-4391/22

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NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Moasenla has been applied by Shri. P. Limameren, H/o Late Moasenla, R/o H/No 404, Aokong Colony, Firing Range, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : 1. Pension Benefits 2. SBI A/C. No. 20076270152 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the pension benefits/estates of the said deceased may if she/he so desire to appear in this court on or before within a period of 30 days from the date of publication.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 14th Sept, 2022.

IN THE COURT OF

DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE

ADDL. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER CUM MARRIAGE OFFICER DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

The Sukomi Students’ Union (SSU) with much pride and joy congratulates Er. Aghakali K Zhimo, daughter of Er. Kuhoi Zhimomi, on being the first woman to clear Combined Technical Service Examination conducted by NPSC and for securing the post of Junior Engineer under PHE Department.

The Union applauds her for bringing accolades to the Union and community at large and for setting an exemplary feat for the younger generation to follow.

The Union wishes her the best in all her future endeavours.

Kaino G Zhimo Vituna A Zhimo President General Secy.

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Date : 12/09/2022 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri/Smti. T AYANGLA, D/o Imtajemba, resident of H/No-44, Notun Bosti, near Rice Mill, Angami Khel, P.O/P.S West Thana, District : Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows:1. That I am a law abiding citizen of India by birth and indigenous inhabitant of the state of Nagaland.

2. That my correct and official name is T AYANGLA, however I have also been using my name as TEKAYANGLA in some of my official records/documents.

3. That the names T AYANGLA and TEKAYANGLA refer to one and same person i.e the deponent's name.

4. That henceforth, I shall be called/known as T AYANGLA for all official records/documents and for any future intent.

5. That the above statements made by me herein above are all true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing is concealed herein.

Verification I further verified that the statements made by me herein above are all true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing is concealed herein.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and declare before by the deponent on this 12th Day of September 2022 at Medziphema, Nagaland.

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The Tethuyo Village Students' Union with immense pride and honour extends our heartiest congratulations to Er. Menshethe Teophil Sor, S/o Mr. Y Intsangju Sangtam for clearing the NpSc (cTSE) and securing the post of JE (Electrical Engg.) under power department 2021.

The Union wishes him the best in his future endeavours.

Sd/Sd/SEROba L SaNGTaM INTSaNGTHSI president General Secy.

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DIST. KIPHIRE – 798611 NAGALAND

FELICITATION

Regd. No. 270/2022 Date 26/07/2022 I, SMTI TOSHIRENLA, daughter of SHRI. LANUMEREN, aged about 55 years, presently residing at Lerie Colony, House No. 399, Sector D Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1.

That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2.

That in my official documents my name has been recorded as SMTI. TOSHIRENLA daughter of SHRI. LANUMEREN. 3.

That due to inadvertence both my name as well as my father's name has been entered as SMTI. L TOSHILA AO, daughter of SHRI. LANUMEREN AO in the certificate issued by Vocational Training Institute for Typewriting Course.

4.

This is to prove that SMTI. TOSHIRENLA, daughter of SHRI. LANUMEREN and SMTI. L. TOSHILA AO daughter of SHRI. LANUMEREN AO represents one and the same person.

5.

The above are the variations of the same name and should not be considered name changes.

6.

I say that I am making this Affidavit to produce before the concerned authorities to prove that the above mention names are one and the same person.

7.

That this Affidavit may be treated as Documentary evidence for all future reference.

VERIFICATION I, deponent, do hereby verify and declare that what is stated above is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief and I have affixed my signature on the day, month, and year mentioned below.

Place: KOHIMA Date: 26/07/2022 DepoNeNt NOTARY PUBLIC

IN THE COURT OF

PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE

LAZAMI STUDENTS' UNION Motto : Knowledge for glory

FELICITATION With delight and honour, the office of Lazami Students' Union would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Er. Nikavi K. Tsuipu, S/o Lt. Kivixe Tsuipu and Athe Tsuipu for successfully clearing the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Service Examinations 2021 in the post of SDO Civil Engineering (Class 1 Gazetted) under Works and Housing Department.

The Union also felicitates Shri. Kughaho Swu, S/o Ivulho Swu for securing a Gold Medal in Boxing under Light Fly Weight 46-48 kg category at the recently concluded 2nd Nagaland Olympics and Paralympics Games 2022.

The Union acknowledges our esteemed members for bringing laurels to our Village and further prays and wishes them good health and more success even in years to come.

Akiviho Stephen.

President LSU

S/C No. 503/2022

"Müthi Dzuveo La Vezoto"

FELICITATION The RÜZaZHOMI STUdENTS' UNION with immense pride and joy, extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Kutholuzo Veswuh, S/o Vecizo Veswuh and Mr. Zachito Veswuh, S/o Veneo Veswuh for their success in the NpSc cTSE and securing the post of Junior Engineer (civil Engg.) (class-II) under Works & Housing department, Ranked 2nd and 32nd respectively.

The Union wishes both a grand successful future. continue to shine for the welfare of the people.

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

NOTICE

Dt. Dimapur the 14th Sept 2022

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. Khotsemo Patton Vrs Shri/Smti.

Myanthung Patton resident of Residency Colony in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation Act 1886 have applied for Mutation of Land described in the schedule below : The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invite Claims/Objections concerning to the said land if any & should there be any, should submit to this Court on or before 1 (one) month from the date of publication in local newspaper.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Khotsemo Patton, Village/Block No : Ten, Patta No : 253, Dag No : 323, 484, Area : 00B-03K-07Ls, North : Colony Road, East : App. Road, South : Aienla Aier, West : Pibemo Patton Sd/- Sachin Jaiswal, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland dp-4389/22(b)

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

NOTICE

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Dt. Dimapur the 14th Sept 2022

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. Khotsemo Patton Vrs Shri/Smti.

Pibemo Patton resident of .................... in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation Act 1886 have applied for Mutation of Land described in the schedule below : The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invite Claims/Objections concerning to the said land if any & should there be any, should submit to this Court on or before 1 (one) month from the date of publication in local newspaper.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Khotsemo Patton, Village/Block No : Ten, Patta No : 253, Dag No : 323, 484, Area : 00B-04K-15Ls, North : Renpenthung Patton, East : Myanthung Patton, South : Aienla Aier, West : Dillai Road Sd/- Sachin Jaiswal, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland dp-4389/22(a)

OFFICE OF THE

P.O Chozuba, Phek 797104, Nagaland

PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR :: NAGALAND

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Hushito Tsuipu Gen. Secy LSU

RÜZAZHOMI STUDENTS' UNION

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Surjodhan Rai has been applied by Smti. Umang Rai, W/o Late Surjodhan Rai, R/o H/No 2428/17, Lungwiram Village, Full Nagarjan, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : 1. PPO No. NL/1/17110, 2. SBI A/C. No. 10810733158 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the pension benefits/estates of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before within a period of 30 days from the date of publication.

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N. Chingmei Phom General Secretary

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Dated Dimapur, the 14/09/2022

NOTICE OF INTENDED MARRIAGE

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We the Leshemi Village Council and Leshemi Students’ Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their excellent performance in the CTSE NPSC Examination, 2021.

1. Er. Wecie Lomi, S/o Shri.Mezelo Lomi for securing the post of SDO (Civil Engg) under Works & Housing Department.

2. Er. Kezuwelo Losou, S/o Smti. Kerezu-u Losou for securing the post of Junior Engineer (Electrical Engg) under Power Department We wish them great success in their future endeavour.

Sd/Sd/WEKHROTSO SARA NGUPELO LASUSHE President, LSU VCC, Leshemi

Marriage Regd. No. 93/2022

P. Hamlen Phom President

AFFIDAVIT

FELICITATION

BEFORE THE MARRIAGE OFFICER

(DECLARATION OF NAME)

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Motto : "Wisdom Begets Light"

Sd/Kivika Achumi (President) NVSU

The Zungti Kiphimi Kuqhakulu with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations and appreciation to Mr. hitoito. a. sumi, son of Er. L. Akheto. Shohe for successfully qualifying the 8th Rank SDO (Civil Engg) - NPSC (CTSE) 2021 under Works and Housing Department.

The ZKK further wishes him all the best in his future endeavours.

The office of the Yachem Students’ Union with immense pride extends its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Langtochingham K. Phom, S/o Shri. Kolochiba Phom and Mrs. L Imlitenla for securing the post of Junior Engineer (12 th Rank) under Power Department in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Examination.

The union further wishes him good health and success in his future endeavors.

OFFICE OF THE

TETHUYO VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION

Sd/ Kughaito.V.Zhimo President

Dimapur - 797112 : Nagaland

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NIHOTO VILLAGE STUDENTS' UNION

TICHIPAMI COMMUNITY DIMAPUR

Sd/chikhozo Sapuh pRESIdENT

Sd/Shotharato Sapuh a.G.S

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OFFICE OF THE

YACHEM STUDENTS’ UNION

OFFICE OF THE

The Tichipami Community Dimapur with profound pride extends its heartiest congratulations to Ms. ALIKA K ACHUMI, daughter of Mr. Kiyeto Achumi & Mrs. Bokali Ayemi for clearing the Combined Technical Service Examination, to the post of Junior Engineer (Civil Engg) Class-II Gazetted, under Works and Housing Dept.

The TCD further prays and wishes her a successful career ahead.

Chairman General Secretary Kakiho Aye Kuhoi Achumi

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Sd/(Lemba I B Chang) President, HSU

Sd/District & Sessions Judge Zunheboto : Nagaland

Zunheboto: nagaland

REJOINDER

The above land in question is under dispute.

Therefore, any individual dealing with the same shall be doing at his/her own Risk.

Whereas application has received from Shri. K. Tokuho Sumi U/S 372 of the Indian Succession Act, resident of Melahumi Village, P.S-Aghunato for Succession G.P.F. bearing A/c No. -121 under E.E. PWD (R&B) Aghunato of Late Kiyekhe.

Notice is hereby issued for filling objections to all who has interest in the said claim(s) within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication to this notice.

Office Of the Zungti Kiphimi KuqhaKulu

Land For Sale appeared on 7 th September 2022 at Chumoukedima Town Ward - 10 near St. Joseph School.

Asking price Rs. 45 Lakhs (Negotiable) with Contact No : 9862106684

No.JUD/SUCC-34/2020-21/192 Dated Zbto the 08/09/2022 Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate

The Hakchang Students’ Union (HSU) is immensely pleased to convey heartfelt congratulations to Er. Chingkong Chongbou, son of Mr. L. Ongmang and Mrs. Beti of Hakchang village for successfully clearing NPSC CTE, 2021 for the post of Junior Engineer under PHE Department, Nagaland.

The union further wishes him the best in all his future endeavors.

OFFICE OF THE

SÜNGRATSÜ STUDENTS' UNION KOHIMA

FELICITATION With immense pride and pleasure we the Sungratsü Students' Union Kohima (SSUK) would like to convey our heartfelt congratulations to Ms. Toshimongla Aier, d/o Mangyangsashi aier for achieving the post of Veterinary assistant Surgeon (class-I Gazetted) with 1st Rank under animal Husbandry & Veterinary department in the recently declared cTSE result 2022 and for bringing laurels to the Union through her achievement.

The Union further congratulates all the successful cTSE candidates of 2022 and wishes success in their future endeavours.

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silence, with the order of the service set to reflect the Queen’s personal touches.

The doors to Westminster Abbey will open at 8am local time on the day of the funeral, to allow around 2,000 guests made up of nearly 500 world leaders, including Indian President Droupadi Murmu, to take their seats. Under the plans in place for the day, all heads of state and overseas government representatives, including foreign royal families,

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LONDON, SEP 15 (PTI): Queen Elizabeth II will be buried with her late husband Prince Philip at the conclusion of a solemn state funeral service made up of an hour-long ceremony at Westminster Abbey in London on Monday, Buckingham Palace announced on Thursday.

Britain’s longest-reigning monarch’s state funeral will begin at 11am local time on Monday and conclude with a national two-minute

al service attended by King Charles III and other senior members of the royal family will see the coffin laid to rest with that of Prince Philip, who died last April, at the King George VI Memorial Chapel on Monday evening.

“The events of recent days are a reminder of the strength of our constitution, a system of government which in so many ways is the envy of the world,” said Earl Marshal, the Duke of Norfolk, who holds the hereditary role with the responsibility for the delivery of state occasions such as the state funeral.

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Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. (File)

will gather at a central venue and travel under “collective arrangements” to the Abbey.

“Almost 200 people who were recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours earlier this year will also join the congregation, including those who made extraordinary contributions to the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and have volunteered in their local communities,” Buckingham Palace said.

From the Abbey, the Queen’s coffin will be conveyed to Windsor Castle for a service at St. George’s Chapel, where a private buri-

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KHAR GAZETTED OFFICERS’ UNION HEADQUARTER : KHAR P.O : MANGKOLEMBA CAMP DIMAPUR – 797112 : NAGALAND

Khezhakeno Phek Dist. Nagaland Regd. No. R/S 343

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Er. Tewotso Koza Mr. S. Joseph Koza With great joy and immense pleasure, the Chisomi Youth Organisation would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to: 1. Er. Tewotso Koza, S/o S. Kodokha Koza for successfully clearing the NPSC CTSE 2021 as Junior Engineer (Civil Engg.) (Class-II Gazetted) under Works and Housing Department.

2. Shri. S. Joseph Koza on being promoted from Deputy Ranger to the post of Forest Ranger under the Environment, Forests & Climate Change Department, Kohima, Nagaland The Organisation further prays and wishes them good health and success in their future endeavors.

Sd/Sd/Sd/(VIEKOPE CHIEZOÜ) (VIEKHROLO CHIKHA) (LHOUMETHA PUYIE) President General Secretary Press Secretary

OFFICE OF THE

CHIMONGER UNION KOHIMA KOHIMA : NAGALAND

FELICITATION The Chimonger Union Kohima together with the Chimonger Students' Union Kohima is delighted to express our sincere and heartfelt congratulations on the achievements brought forward by its members .

1. Mr. Lemlise Sangtam on his Promotion to the post of Language Officer under the department of Information and Public Relations, Govt. of Nagaland.

2. Mr. Jadilong Mongzar, S/o Mrs. Yorila and Mr. Tiakaba Mongzar for winning Bronze Medal (Tuensang District) under 50 -56 kg category in Wushu competition in the recently concluded 2nd Nagaland Olympic and Paralympic Games 2022.

3. Miss Tangrila Thonger, D/o Mrs. Tsinghochemla and Mr. Lemlise Sangtam who is a bonafide student leader, for successfully securing Junior Engineer under Works & Housing Department in the recently declared CTSE result conducted by NPSC. With Honour and Glory for the Heavenly Providence we celebrate and the Union wishes you a bright future.

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ALONGTAKI STUDENTS’ UNION ALONGTAKI : NAGALAND

FELICITATION The Alongtaki Students’ Union with immense pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. I. ALANGLA WALLING, D/o Mr. IMTILEPDEN WALLING & Mrs. IMKONGCHILA for clearing NPSC Examination and securing the post of Junior Engineer (Civil Engg.) (class II Gazetted) under Works and Housing Dept.

The Union wishes her the best and solicit God’s blessings and guidance upon her future endeavours.

Tarepyula Secretary

OFFICE OF THE

YAONGYIMCHEN BÜHÜ UNION DIMAPUR – 797112 : NAGALAND

The Yaongyimchen Bühü Union Dimapur takes profound delight and honour in extending our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their outstanding achievement in the recently declared Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC) result 2022.

1. D r. L i m a m a n e n P h o m , S / o . S h r i .

L. Chubanungba Phom for securing the post of Assistant Professor in Zoology, under Higher Education Department.

2. Mr. Simon Sangsa Phom, S/o. Shri. N. Akumba Phom for securing the post of Agriculture Marketing Inspector, under Agriculture Department (CTSE).

3. Er. Y. Manphen Phom, D/o. Shri. B. Yangpong Phom for securing the post of Junior Engineer (Electrical Engineer) under Power Department (CTSE).

The Union further wishes and prays to Almighty God to continue to bless them in all their future endeavours.

B.Meyikangzuk Angh General Secretary YBUD

OFFICE OF THE CHUNGTIAYIMSEN STUDENTS’ UNION FELICITATION

The Chungtiayimsen Students’ Union heartily congratulates M r. M o a m e r e n L o n g c h a r S/o Er. Semsayangba Longchar of Chungtiayimsen village on being selected to the post of Junior Engineer under Power Department, Govt. of Nagaland, after successfully clearing the Combined Technical Service Examination, 2021 conducted by the NPSC. .

The Union further wishes him success and achievements in his future endeavors.

Sd/Mejer Imchen President, CYSU

Sd/Yongyamongla Imchen General Secretary, CYSU

OFFICE OF THE

FELICITATION

L. P. Meren Phom President YBUD

( A. Yanghi) President TSU

BENDANGLEN ALIR CHUCHUYIMLANG SENSO UNION H.Q. Dimapur – 797112 : Nagaland FELICITATION

(Imtionen Jamir) General Secy.

BACSU

Dr. Rupfuhu Rose Chairman, TWSK

Vekhopra Khamu Secretary, TWSK

OFFICE OF THE

POIMI STUDENTS’ UNION POILWA NAMCI NAGALAND

FELICITATION The Poimi Students’ Union Poilwa Namci with profound delight and pride extends its heartiest congratulations to Miss Adwalie Rao, D/o Lt. Puilungbe Rao for clearing the Combined Technical Service Examination, 2021 conducted by the Nagaland Public Service Commission, to the post of Assistant Soil Survey Officer (Class-II Gazetted) under the Department of Soil and Water Conservation, Government of Nagaland.

The Union with utmost sincerity acknowledges her for bringing laurels to the community through her success and also wishes her the very best in her future endeavors.

K John President

Ekoding Michui General Secretary

OFFICE OF THE

LIO LONGIDANG VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION B.P.O. Lio Longidang Dist. : Wokha, Nagaland Motto : “Strength in Unity”

FELICITATION

The office of Bendang Alir Chuchuyimlang Senso Union with immense pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Lipoklemla Jamir, D/o Odinungsang Jamir and Mrs. Takarenla Pongen, for securing the post of Asst. Geologist Class-I Gazetted under the Department of Geology and Mining Dept.

The Union wishes her good health and success in her future endeavours.

Sd/(C. Yapang Pongen) President BACSU

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(Mr. Chemang) Chairman VC

The Thipüzumi Welfare Society Kohima with immense joy heartily congratulates Dr. Velilu Epao for successfully clearing the CTSE 202I conducted by the NPSC for appointment to the post of Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (Class-I Gazzetted) under Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Department.

The TWSK wishes her good health, long life and success in her future endeavours.

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We, the general Tamkoang citizens with immense gratitude and whole heartedly Congratulate Ms. C Mercy Konyak for securing the post of JE(Civil Engg) in a merit list at recently declared NPSC 2022 results.

Congratulations, and furthermore we wish her best of luck and more success in all her future endeavors.

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Sd/Mr. Jonglidi President

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CHISOMI YOUTH ORGANISATION

KITOSHE AYE Secretary, LUD

Secretary KWS Rotomi Village

FELICITATION

The Lokobomi Union Dimapur (LUD) take pride to convey our heartiest congratulations to Shri. I Huskha Sema PGT Aghunato, S/o Lt. Itovi Aye on being conferred ‘Zunheboto District Teacher Award for Meritorious Service 2022 and Er. Anthea N Chishi, D/o Lt. Nittoyi Chishi for successfully clearing the NPSC Examination for the post of Junior Engineer (Civil Engg.) (Class-II Gazetted) under Works & Housing Department.

We are delighted, your hand work and achievement for bringing laurels to the Union and Village. The Union wishes them good health and wisdom in their future endeavours.

Sd/TOSHIKA CHISHI President, LUD

Chairman KWS Rotomi Village

The Lio Longidang Village Students’ Union with immense pride and honor would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Wothungo L. Jami, S/o Mr. Y. Limomo Lotha, NCS (Rtd) for securing the post of Medical Officer (Class-l Gazetted) under Health and Family Welfare Department in the recently declared NPSC Examination.

We are delighted with your achievement for bringing laurels to the Union and Village.

The Students’ Union further prays that Almighty God bless him with good health and wishes him greater success in his future endeavors.

Rhonthungo J Ennie President L.L.V.S.U.

Martha Kithan General Secy.

L.L.V.S.U

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Office of the

FELICITATION

With immense gratitude to God, the Almighty the “Khakiye Welfare Society” express our most sincere congratulations to Er. Tsaikha. K. Shohe, S/o Khehoshe Shohe for successfully clearing the NPSC Exam 2022 and subsequent appointment to Junior Engineer (J.E) in the Department of Power GON. We wish him all success and blessings.

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Kihito Assumi General Secretary

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The Office of the Dimapur Kelingmen Senso Telongjem is deeply honoured to tender words of gratitude and heartiest congratulations to two of our bonafide members for successfully cracking the most respected NPSC exam and bringing laurels to our village.

1. Dr. RONGSENNEKEN, S/o Mr. Tsuknungchiba Jamir & Mrs. Aitsungla.

Medical Officer under Health & Family Welfare Dept.

2. Er. IMTISANEN AO, S/o Mr. Imkongchuba Jamir & Mrs. Nukenmenla.

J.E. under Works & Housing Dept.

We are immensely proud of your achievement and wish good health and success in all your future endeavours.

Boto Shohe President

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H.Q. PUGHOBOTO, DIST. ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

The Kichilimi Students’ Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Yekiho Sumi, S/o Mr. Yeshito K Swu and Mrs. Ihoni Swu and Er. Hokhuvi Achumi, S/o Late Akuto Achumi and Mrs. Iveli Achumi on successfully clearing NPSC (CTSE) 2021 in the post of SDO (Civil Engg.) under PHE Department and JE (Civil Engg.) under Works and Housing Department respectively.

The union further wishes them success in all their future endeavours.

Nungshilemba Secretary, KGOU

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Sd/Watichuchang President, KGOU

stan, Kyrgyzstan, China, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, with Afghanistan, Belarus, Iran, and Mongolia being the observer countries.

SCO’s partner countries include Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cambodia, Nepal, Turkey, and Sri Lanka.

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admission of Iran and grant the status of a dialogue partner to Egypt, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.

Putin told Raisi that he was happy that Iran was joining the SCO. “As we agreed with you, we have done everything for Iran to become a full member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation. Our partners in this organisation have supported your application, all that is left is one last formality. It is indeed a formality, and

The KGOU with immense pride congratulates the following Officers of the Union.

1. Er. Tiameren Walling on being promoted as Chief Engineer (D&R) Power Department.

2. Er. Tenzoba Walling on being appointed as Assistant Mechanical Engineer under Works & Housing Department through NPSC. The Union further wishes and prays for their good health and success in their new assignments.

OFFICE OF THE

Imnatosh President

SAMARKAND (UZBEKISTAN), SEP 15 (PTI): Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday met his Iranian counterpart Ebrahim Raisi here on the sidelines of the SCO Summit in Uzbekistan’s Samarkand and expressed his happiness about Tehran joining the eight-member grouping.

The 22nd heads of states summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Samarkand is expected to finalise the

regional ties are developing. We actively cooperate on the international arena and on many [points] our positions are close, or, as diplomats say, coincide,” he noted. Founded in 2001, Shanghai Cooperation Organisation’s current members are India, Kazakh-

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cific coming to the Indian Ocean. We don’t want this to be an area of conflict and an area of war. Sri Lanka will not take part in any big power rivalry,” Wickremesinghe said.

His remarks came weeks after the Chinese embassy and the Indian High Commission here clashed verbally over the docking of the Chinese

Vladimir Putin meets with Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi on the sidelines of SCO summit in Uzbekistan. (AP/PTI)

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ship ‘Yuan Wang 5’ at Sri Lanka’s southern Hambantota port for replenishment.

“When it comes to the security of Sri Lanka, we are of the view that in looking after the security of Sri Lanka, we must also ensure that nothing adverse happens to the security of India. That we have been committed to, and we will go ahead with it. There will be no movement out of it,” Wickremesinghe said.

“That’s why we work with India on the Colombo conclave, on the trilateral security arrangements and many other fields, especially outside the military field of piracy, of human trafficking, of drugs. All those are useful ways in which we cooperate with India and the other island states.

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C O LO M B O, S E P 1 5 (PTI): Sri Lanka will not take part in any “big power rivalry” in the Indian Ocean and it is unfortunate that his country has been made the “punching bag” for Hambantota, President Ranil Wickremesinghe has said, weeks after India and China clashed over the docking of a high-tech Chinese ship at the country’s southern port.

Wickremesinghe said the Indian Ocean region needs to be open to all to ensure freedom of navigation. “That is important for commerce to carry on.

We have to remember that the bulk of the petroleum supply and energy supply to the world goes through the Indian Ocean. A large amount of shipping goes through the Indian Ocean.

We don’t want this to be an area of conflict and an area of war,” he said in his speech made at the National Defense College on Wednesday.

Sri Lanka will not participate in military alliances and does not want the problems of the Pacific coming into the Indian Ocean, he said while speaking on the crisis-hit country’s position on the geopolitical stage.

“We don’t participate in a military alliance, and we certainly do not want the problems of the Pa-

Iran is joining this already serious, large, and authoritative international organisation,” Russia’s state-run Tass news agency quoted Putin as saying.

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Hrithik and Saif-starrer ‘Vikram 4 more actresses given expensive gifts by conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar Vedha’ to get 100-country release T he probe into the Rs 200 crore extortion case involving multimillionaire conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar has found that four models/actresses met him in Tihar Jail and were given money and expensive gifts, sources said.

According to the sources, “Big Boss” fame Nikita Tamboli, “Bade Achche Lagte Hai” fame Chahat Khanna, Sophia Singh, and Arusha Patil met Chandrashekhar in the jail premises and he introduced

himself as a producer of southern film industry.

A source said that Chandrashekhar’s aide Pinky Irani, who was arrested later, had facilitated their meetings with Chandrashek-

har. All these four actresses were given expensive gifts of renowned brands such as Gucci, Versace, and Louis Vuitton. Chandrashekhar also transferred some Rs 5.20 lakh into the account of Patil, who has admitted to have met him but not in the jail. When Irani introduced Khanna to Chandrashekhar, the actress was allegedly given Rs 2 lakh and a bluecoloured Versace watch.

Chandrasekhar allegedly deposited Rs 2 lakh into the account of Singh

and later gifted her a LV bag. She was, later on, given Rs 1.5 lakh more. Irani got an amount of Rs 10 lakh from Chandrashekar for introducing him to Tamboli, and she later gave Rs 1.5 lakh to Tamboli. Later on, Chandrashekhar gave her a Gucci bag and Rs 2 lakh on their first meet.

Rs 200 crore extortion case, has found contradictions in the statements of Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez and Pinky Irani, the aide of conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar.

On Wednesday, Fernandez and Irani were grilled for hours and confronted with each other. The police have contradictions in Contradictions in Fernan- found their statements. dez’s statements: EOW Now, actor Nora FateThe Economic Of- hi and Irani will be quizzed fences Wing (EOW) of again on Thursday and Delhi Police probing the confronted with each other.

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with Friday Filmworks, Jio Studios and YNOT Studios.

Producers include Bhushan Kumar, S. Sashikanth and Bhushan Kumar. Reliance Entertainment has collaborated with Home Screen Entertainment for the international distribution of the film. Dhruv Sinha, head of overseas businesses at Reliance Entertainment, said: “With the star power of lead talent of ‘Vikram Vedha’, it has garnered tremendous love and appreciation from the audience and trade alike. Reliance Entertainment Overseas and Home Screen Entertainment teams have ensured the film reaches the widest audience across the globe.”

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FELICITATION The Office of the Sitimi Area Sangtam Students' Union, with immense pride and joy convey our heartiest congratulations to Er. Moalila Y Sangtam, D / o M r. P. Ya n g l i s e Sangtam of Natsami Village for securing the post of SDO(Civil Engg.) under Works & Housing Department in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination results 2021.

The Union lauds her achievement as exemplary to the students community and further extends best wishes in all her future endeavours.

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Er. L Nokfho K Er. S Nahlem Konyak The Chenmoho Students’ Union, with immense pride and joy extend our warmest congratulations to Er. L NOKFHO K, S/o N Loching, on being selected to the post of SDO (Civil Engg.) under PHE Department and Er. S NAHLEM KONYAK, S/o Shanyem Konyak on being selected to the post of Junior Engineer (Civil Engg.) under Works & Housing Department in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination 2021.

The Union also conveys its profound gratitude to them for bringing laurels to the village, and further wishes them success in their future endeavours.

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Kiphire: Nagaland FELICITATION With immense pride and honour, the office of the Natsami Village Students' Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Moalila Y Sangtam, D / o P. Ya n g l i s e a n d Mrs. Setongpila of Natsami village under Kiphire District for successfully clearing the recently declared NPSC combined Technical Services Examination 2021 as SDO (Civil Engineer) Class -1 Gazetted under Works and Housing Department.

The union further extends best wishes in her service and many more success in her future endeavours.

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The Union with immense pride and joy express our heartiest congratulations to Miss TSUJANG S, d/o Simon for successfully securing the post of Technical Assistant under Information Technology & communication department, in the recently declared combine Technical Service Examination (NPSc).

The Union further thanks her for bringing laurels to our village through her hard work and wishes her even more success in future endeavors.

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CHEDEMA VILLAGE STUDENTS UNION The Chedema Village Students' Union takes immense pride in congratulating er. Kevineizo chakrüno, S/o Virasieo Chakrüno and Avinuo Chakrüno for successfully clearing the prestigious NPSC (CTSE) examination 2021-2022 and securing the post of SDO (Civil Engg.)

(Class l-Gazetted) under Works and Housing Department. The Union further expresses its happiness for bringing laurels to entire village community and with his achievement it will inspire the young civil service aspirants.

The Union also acknowledges the benevolent role of his parents for their support towards this accomplishment. We wish him good health and success in all his future endeavors.

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guage hit ‘Vikram Vedha’, directed by writer-directors Pushkar and Gayatri and starring R. Madhavan and Vijay Sethupathi.

Pushkar and Gayatri have also helmed the Hindilanguage Bollywood adaptation. The film, a neo-noir action thriller based on the Indian folktale “Vikram aur Betaal”, tells the story of a tough police officer Vikram (Khan) who sets out to track down and kill an equally tough gangster Vedha (Roshan). What unfolds is a cat-and-mouse chase, where Vedha, a master storyteller, helps Vikram peel back layers through a series of stories, leading to moral ambiguities.

The film is produced by T-Series and Reliance Entertainment in association

The Kiphire Village Council with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to our esteem members.

1. Dr. Thritingla Sangtam, W/o Shri. T. Yangseo Sangtam on being promoted to Deputy Director under Health and Family Welfare Department, Govt. of Nagaland : Kohima.

2. Mr. S. Thsaliba Sangtam, S/o Lt. Sepithong Sangtam for clearing the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination 2021 as Junior Engineer (Power Department).

Indeed your laurels has paved zealously for our people to be more hardworking and successful. The village council further wishes them good health, wisdom and success in their future endeavours.

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ctors Hrithik Roshan and Saif Ali Khan’s upcoming movie ‘Vikram Vedha’ is releasing worldwide in over 100 countries, making it one of the widest openings for a Bollywood film.

Besides India, the film is releasing in territories where Bollywood films normally release day-and-date, including North America, UK, the Middle East and Australia and New Zealand, on September 30, reports ‘Variety’.

‘Vikram Vedha’ is opening across 22 countries in Europe and 27 countries in Africa and Latin America, including Japan, Russia, Panama and Peru, all non-traditional territories for Bollywood. The film is a remake of 2017 Tamil-lan-

acnivil has released the music video for his latest single “Price They’ll Pay” featuring Arola Jinger. The song is about racism issues and prejudicial treatment faced by the people of North-East in other parts of the country.

Produced by Ket on the Beat, the song begins with a mellow tone followed by a catchy hook and two hard hitting verses that sets the record straight and that is to point out bias and injustices which is a threat for the social harmony. The title of the song also bears resemblance to the message enough. The music video duction. The song is availconveyed and that is to act was directed by Dolen able on Youtube at https:// right before it`s too late or Quinker of CineRec Pro- youtu.be/0loWkQe5kJA. else the price that we pay for not standing up for what is right is always hefty

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worried at first, seeing the tally of Zunheboto at the bottom but later he was pleasantly surprised to see the tally rise.

KT said one can also earn a livelihood through sports provided one is ready to walk the extra mile with discipline and consistency.

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encourage their children to take up sports apart from education.

Nikito Tsuqu- consecutive two times gold medallist, (Boxing) while delivering a short speech, said that he was always proud to be born as Naga and as Sumi, and even before joining boxing he had a

zeal to do something good for the community and that today he could fulfil it through sports. He seeks to become better at his sports.

E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by DSCZ member Zhekugha Assumi, thanksgiving prayer was offered by pastor SBCZ, Ghunato.

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We, the Namchong Bühü Pangthai Kohima with immense pride and honor extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri l. ongpaYanpai, S/o Late Longsha Yanpai on his promotion to the post of Registrar (Class-I Gazetted) under the Department of Printing and Stationery, Government of Nagaland.

The Union further wishes and prays to Almighty God to continue to guide and bless you in all your future endeavours.

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The Chakhro Kigwema Krotho convey its heartiest congratulations to Mrs. Mimi Yhoshu, Head Teacher of GMS, Officers’ Hill, Kohima for being conferred the prestigious “National Awards to Teachers, 2022” on 5th September, 2022 on the occasion of Teacher’s Day by the President of India at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi.

The Krotho wishes her the best and solicit God’s blessings and guidance upon her future endeavors.

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FELICITATION Ms. Subongsenla Ozukum Ms. Washisongla Jamir The Office of the Mongsenyimti Students’ Unit Kohima with immense pride would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members for bringing laurels to the unit upon clearing the recently declared NPSC (CTSE) 2021 exam results: 1. Ms. Subongsenla Ozukum, D/o Mr. Temjenwati Ozukum and Mrs. Akumbenla Jamir (Assistant Geologist Class-1 Gazetted under Geology & Mining Department) 2. Ms. Washisongla Jamir, D/o Mr. Repanungsang Jamir and Mrs. M. Apokla Ozukum (Junior Engineer- (Electrical Engg). under Power Department) The MSUK wishes them the very best in their future endeavors and to continue excelling in their career.

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With immense joy, the Dimapur Sakshi Students' Union extends our heartiest congratulations to Er. Choimei Moileen Semdok, D/o Lt. Er. T. L. Semdok & Mrs. Imtisangla Semdok of Sakshi Village for clearing the recently held declared NPSC (CTS) Examination result and securing the post of SDO (Civil Engg.) Class-I Gazetted under Works & Housing Department, Government of Nagaland. The Union further expresses its profound gratitude for bringing laurels to our village and Phom Community in general.

It is our prayer and wishes that the Almighty God continue to bless her in all her future endeavours.

I. Longkam Phom H. Honglem Phom President (DSSU) Executive Chairman (DSSU)

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FELICITATION With immense pride, we the B Khel (Hayankho) Pangti, Wokha District congratulates the following members for bringing laurels and achievements through hard work and dedication. You made us all proud by your accomplishment and we pray that Almighty God guide you and give you wisdom in all your future endeavours.

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TIYICHAN LOTHA BAPTIST CHURCH Congratulations Dear Langtochingham K Phom S/o Kolochiba Phom and L. Imlitenla of Yachem Village for your sumptuous feat. The quote "success in not given, it is earned" best describes your journey in achieving the post of Junior Engineer unde Power Department in the recently conducted NPSC-I/ CTSE 2021. We are sure that you have worked hard to attain this milestone as it would not have been possible without hardship and determination.

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We are incredibly proud of your accomplishment.

Er. Y. Yichothung Ngullie

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Good luck with your New Career!

Yours Aku L. Tinunemba, Onya M. Alem and Baby Hongtok T Avennoho

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YIMKHA UNION WOKHA TOWN The Yimkha Union Wokha Town (YUWT) with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals on their promotions and achievements.

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FELICITATION With immense pride and honour the office of the TLBC would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their achievements in the recently declared NPSC exam and promotions.

1. Er. Y. Yichothung Ngullie, S/o. Lt E.Y Ngullie and Y. Zubeni Ngullie for securing the post of SDO (Civil Engg.) under Works and Housing Department 2. Dr. Tumbenthung Y Humtsoe, S/o. Yanbemo Humtsoe and Mhonchumi Humtsoe for securing the post of Economics and Statistics Officer under Economics and Statistics Department.

3. Er. O. Eshanthung Kikon, S/o. Orhumomo Kikon and O. Loyivani Kikon for securing the post of J.E under Power Department 4. Er. Limhachan O Kikon, S/o. Orhumomo Kikon and O. Loyivani Kikon for securing the post of J.E under Works & Housing Department.

5. Er. Rentsanthung O Kikon, S/o. Orhumomo Kikon and O. Loyivani Kikon for clearing inter-departmental exam BSNL promoted to Junior Telecom Officer The believers of the TLBC while acknowledging their achievement further wish more success in their future endeavours and invoke God’s blessings upon them.

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D/o Y. Openthung Jami Asstt. Professor in Sociology

Mr. Ade Koza Er. Tewotso Koza The Chüketshe Society’s (CKS’) fraternity extends its hearty congratulations to the following for successfully clearing NPSC CTSE 2021: 1. Mr. Ade Koza, S/o Mr.Terelhou Koza & Mrs Venüsalü ,Junior Soil Conservation Officer (JSCO), Class-II Gazetted, under Soil & Water Conservation Department 2. Er. Tewotso Koza, S/o Mr. S.Kodokha Koza & Mrs Neivizono, Junior Engineer (Class-II Gazetted), under Works & Housing Department.

The CKS also extends hearty congratulations to its Health Care Secretary, Er. Daniel Kevie on his promotion to Executive Engineer (EE), under Works & Housing (R&B) Department.

The CKS wishes them the best in their future endeavours.

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1. Miss Lotsani T Ezung, D/o. Mr & Mrs. Thungchio Ezung for securing the post of Agriculture Officer under Department of Agriculture in the recently declared NPSC (CTSE) Exam.

2. Mr. Lithungbemo Ngullie promoted to Asst.

Bank Manager, SBI.

3. Mr. Jonbanthung Ngullie promoted to ABSI, Nagaland Police.

The Union wishes them more success in their future endeavour.

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Sd/Myingthunglo P Ngullie Chairperson, YEEWT

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BELGRADE (SERBIA), SEP 14 (IANS): India’s Vinesh Phogat won the bronze medal in the women’s 53kg at the 2022 World Wrestling Championships, here on Wednesday.

Vinesh, a three-time CWG gold-medallist, got the better of reigning European champion Emma Malmgren of Sweden 8-0 in the bronze medal bout.

The Indian wrestler had earlier beaten Asian Games silver-medallist Zhuldyz Eshimova of Kazakhstan in the first repechage round. Azerbaijan’s Leyla Gurbanova withdrew due to injury in the second repechage round, taking the Indian through to the medal bout.

This is Vinesh’s second bronze medal at the world championships after her podium finish at the 2019 edition at Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan. Her win was also India’s first medal of the 2022 edition.

India’s U23 worlds bronze-medallist Nisha Dahiya will fight for a senior bronze medal on Thursday after she lost 4-5 to U20 world champion Ami Ishii of Japan in the 68kg semifinals.

Nisha had beaten Lithuania’s Danute Domikaityte, Adela Hanzlickova of the Czech Republic and Bulgarian Sofiya Georgieva - all three European bronze-medallists - in the previous rounds before falling to Ami Ishii.

M e a n w h i l e, 2 0 2 1 wo r l d c h a m p i o n s h i p s bronze-medallist Sarita Mor could not repeat her heroics this time as she lost 0-7 by fall to U23 world champion Anhelina Lysak of Poland in the round of 16 of the 57kg category.

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will be September 21.

Selected players will represent Kohima district in the upcoming 14th State level “Catch Them Young Tournament 2022” which will be held on October 13 and 14 at IG Stadium Kohima. For further details, one may contact at 7005645485.

DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): The District Sports Council (DSC) Zunheboto organized a felicitation programme for Zunheboto district podium finishers in the 2nd Nagaland Olympic & Paralympic Games 2022, 44th Inter District & State Open Badminton Championship, and other budding sports calibres from the district from Catch Them Young tournament, at DSCZ indoor stadium on September 14 with advisor, School Education, and SCERT, K T Sukhalu as the special guest.

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DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): District Sports Officer (DSO) Kohima, Zhopovi Zecho has informed that there will be a selection trial for Sepaktakraw (Regu event) for both boys and girls under-14 on September 24.

According to DIPR report, criteria for the selection trial are: players below 14 years of age, born on or after October 12, 2008 are eligible to apply. Interested players under Kohima district have been requested to collect the forms at the District Sports Office, Kohima IG Road (during office hours).

At the time of form submission, players have been requested to submit a xerox copy of their Aadhaar card, and birth certificate along with two passport photos. The last date of submission of the forms

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DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Twenty shooters from Nagaland participated at the 9th North East Zone Shooting Championship conducted by the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) and organized by the Assam Rifle Shooting Association (ARSA) from September 10 – 13 at 4th Battalion Assam Police Kahilipara, Guwahati, Assam. Nagaland has won 10 medals, one gold, seven silver, two bronze and ranked 6th at the medal tally.

Shooters from Assam, Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Army Marksmanship Unit and Assam Rifle Marksmanship Unit participated at the Championship. Nine medal winners were from ARAPSA, KIC Dimapur while one medal winner was from LBSSA, KIC

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Federer says he is retiring India thrash Nepal 4-0 to lift SAFF U-17 C’ship title Roger from professional tennis

C O L O M B O, S E P 1 4 ( I A N S ) : I n d i a n b oy s ’ football team clinched the SAFF U-17 Championship title after defeating a 10man Nepal 4-0 in the final at the Racecourse International Stadium, here on Wednesday.

Boby Singh, Korou Singh, captain Vanlalpeka Guite, and Aman scored a goal each, to shape a resounding victory in India’s favour. With this win, India retained the title, which was previously labelled as the SAFF U-15 Championship.

In the group league, Nepal defeated India 3-1.

However, in the final, India looked a side eager to take complete charge of the proceedings right from the word go.

They got off the blocks early in the match, looking to find the gaps in the Nepal defence, and managed to get the lead in the 18th minute through Boby, who headed it into the goal at the far post, after a good piece of play between Ricky Meetei

India under 17 boys and team official celebrate after winning SAAF U-17 championship.

and Vanlalpeka Guite, as the latter sailed a cross towards the eventual goalscorer.

Guite was in the thick of things again 12 minutes later, getting another assist to his name, as he played a through ball to Korou Singh, who just had to round the keeper and slot it home.

The second goal meant that Nepal began attacking

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Winners with Air Marshal Narmdeshwar Tiwari and others.

NEW DELHI, SEP 15 (IANS): Heirok Higher Secondary Imphal won the 61st Subroto Cup International football tournament Boys U-14 title after beating Barway High School, Gumla, Jharkhand 2-0 in the final at the Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Stadium here on Thursday.

The winners received their trophies from Chief Guest Air Marshal Narmdeshwar Tiwari AVSM VM, Deputy Chief of Air Staff, Nirmal Chettri, former Indian team footballer was also present as Guest of Honour. The match saw fierce competition from both the teams. Manipur had most of the possession but the Jharkhand

defence was determined and thrwated the attacks of the Manipur side. The first goal of the match came through a penalty when L. Bikramjit was fouled inside the box. He converted the penalty to give Heirok HSS the lead in the first half.

Second Half also saw both teams creating chances but either teams could not convert. The second goal came from a corner which was brilliantly headed in by TH Shital to seal the match and the trophy for the school from Manipur. The 61st Subroto Cup now moves on to the Girls U-17 tournament which begins on September 19, with the final scheduled for September 28.

the Indian half with a lot more urgency, but the Indian midfield was managing to frustrate their efforts.

The frustration came to the surface on the 39th minute, when Nepal captain Prashant Laksam elbowed Danny Laishram on the back after the two tangled up in a challenge - an action that was straightaway awarded with a red card by the referee.

With the man advantage, India saw out the rest of the first half, before resuming the proceedings after the change of ends. Soon enough, Guite, who had earlier provided two assists, netted a goal of his own in the 63rd minute, when his cross from the left swerved into the top corner, handing India a three-goal lead.

Nepal’s second half substitute Dhan Singh did

create a couple of chances for his side in the closing minutes, but the one-man advantage meant that India were able to thwart the efforts. At the other end, India’s second half substitute Aman added salt to the wounds in injury time, netting the fourth goal, after he was set through behind the Nepal defence. The result was beyond doubt by the end, as India successfully defended their title.

India captain Vanlalpeka Guite was named the Most Valuable Player of the Tournament, while goalkeeper Sahil won the Best Goalkeeper awards.

“I am extremely proud of my boys. There has been a lot of hard work put in, and every support staff, and player deserves equal credit,” said head coach Bibiano Fernandes.

“The efforts put in by AIFF at the youth level by providing us continuous exposure tours with help from SAI has helped the boys mature,” he added.

Bengaluru FC reaches Durand Cup final after narrow 1-0 win against Hyderabad FC K O L K AT A , S E P 1 5 (AGENCIES): Bengaluru FC made it to the final of the 131st Durand Cup as it got the better of the Indian Super League champion Hyderabad FC by a solitary goal in the second semifinal match, at the Salt Lake Stadium here on Thursday.

The decider of the match came in the form of an own-goal from Hyderabad’s Spanish defender Odei Zabala, who miscued an attempted clearance into his own net. Bengaluru FC will now meet its ISL rival Mumbai City FC in the title clash scheduled on Sunday.

The first half produced the only goal of the match at the half-hour mark when a combination between Jayesh Rane and Prabir Das saw the latter issuing a sharp cross for an onrushing upfront colleague Roy Krishna. The Fijian forward failed to connect the ball which then took the touch of the outstretched legs of Odei to find its way into the Hyderabad goal.

Hyderabad FC enjoyed more ball possession and

LONDON, SEP 15 (AP): Roger Federer announced Thursday that he is retiring from professional tennis at age 41 after winning 20 Grand Slam titles.

This decision comes just days after the end of the U.S. Open, which is expected to be the last tournament of 23-time major champion Serena Williams’ career, and signals the real end of an era in tennis.

Federer has not competed since Wimbledon in July 2021 — he has had a series of knee operations — and so in that sense, the news is not surprising.

But he had appeared

Indoors in October.

Federer posted his news on Twitter, saying his farewell event will be the Laver Cup in London next week. That is a team event run by his management company.

Federer’s last match anywhere came on July 7, 2021, when he lost at Centre Court in the Wimbledon quarterfinals to Hubert Hurkacz 6-3, 7-6 (4), 6-0.

Soon after, Federer had surgery to repair damage to his meniscus and cartilage in his right knee — his third operation on that knee in a span of 1 1/2 years.

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at an event marking the 100-year anniversary of Centre Court at the All England Club this July and said he hoped to come back to play there “one more time.”

He also had said he would return to tournament action at the Swiss

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Prof. Jagdish Mukhi Visitor to the University His Excellency, Hon’ble Governor of Assam

Dr. Ranoj Pegu

Dr. Shekhar C. Mande

Hon’ble Minister of Education, Welfare of Plain Tribe and Backward Classes, Govt. of Assam

Former Director General, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), New Delhi

Doctor of Letters - D.Litt (Honoris Causa)

Bengaluru FC players celebrate after the final whistle.

also had the bigger share of creating opportunities but its attackers somehow failed to beat Gurpreet Singh Sandhu in the Bengaluru goal. The Indian international looked unbeatable as he made at least four good saves to keep the score-line in favour of Bengaluru FC. Hyderabad FC had the first good chance in the eighth minute when a miss-pass from Sunil Chhetri saw Hyderabad winger Halicharan Narzary releas-

ing Bartholomew Ogbece unmarked inside the Bengaluru box.

The Nigerian forward’s attempt was easily parried

by Sandhu, who saved at least two more good attempts of the former later in the match. Bengaluru did well in preserving the onegoal lead for the entire duration of the action as it played a well-planned defensive game and made the most of the Hyderabad attack’s tentativeness inside the box.

Sri Chiranjit Chaliha Prominent Industrialist

Sri Dinesh Shahra

Eminent Industrialist and Entrepreneur

Prof. CA (Dr) M.S. Jadhav Noted Chartered Accountant

Hearty Congratulations on your Achievement

Shiny Ahmed

M.Pharm Best Post Graduate Gold Medalist

Lunasmrita Saikia B.Pharm Best Graduate Gold Medalist

Shatakshi Chakraborty MBA Best Placement Recipient

Farzana Afreen

Alexion AstraZeneca Rare Disease Unit (RDU), USA AdtU Alumni Award for Inspiring Achievement

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