August 10, 2016

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Arunachal ex-CM found dead; supporters protest

(L) Body of late Kalikho Pul kept at the CM’s residence for people to pay their last respects. (R) Policemen cordon off agitated supporters of Pul in Itanagar on Tuesday. (PTI) I TA NAG A R , AU G 9 (AGENCIES): Former Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Kalikho Pul allegedly committed suicide on Tuesday; weeks after Supreme Court unseated him and restored the Congress government, sparking violent protests in the state capital, Itanagar. 47-year-old Pul was found dead at the Chief Minister’s official residence which he was yet to vacate, police said, adding that one of his wives found him hanging from the ceiling fan in his bedroom. According to the doctors, the death occurred between 7 and 7:30 a.m. “The body was found hanging around 9 am by a servant. He may have committed suicide on Monday night itself,” DGP Arunachal Pradesh S Nithianandam told Hindustan Times. “A long note titled ‘My Vichar’ (my thoughts), which contains details on various subjects, was found in the room where the body was hanging.

Power deptt on Mkg transformer issue

DIMAPUR, AUG 9 (NPN): Department of Power has communicated its position concerning the recent damage of the 5 MVA, 33/11KV power transformer at Mokokchung power house. In a press release, chief engineer (D&R) Er. G. Chishi said that since the day the transformer was damaged, the department was making every effort to restore the power supply at the earliest despite being plagued by fund constraints. He said the damaged transformer was being repaired at Dimapur central store and would take approximately two weeks as it involved tedious process of rewinding of core, placement in heat chamber for removing moisture and testing. Further, the chief engineer also informed that recently a team of manufacturer engineers were deputed to Mokokchung power house to assess the quantum of repair works required to restore the defective protective equipment and devices. He said the required parts were being arranged on credit and restoration work would start immediately on receipt of the spares. Meanwhile, the department said it was “appreciative of the All Ward Union Mokokchung (AWUM) in handholding with the department for collection of revenue in town”. It, however, said the revenue from electricity cannot be utilized by the department for any purpose, which gets remitted in to government exchequer as state revenue.

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I won’t call it a suicide note,” Nithianandam said. Preliminary investigation did not reveal any foul play. Police have taken possession of the body and sent it for post mortem. OC of Itanagar Police Station Sora said three to four persons have been injured in incidents of stone pelting during the protests. As soon as the news of Pul’s death spread, scores of his supporters gheraoed chief minister Pema Khandu’s bungalow in Niti Bihar area and demanded a probe into Pul’s “unnatural” death. They also set on fire an under-construction building of Deputy Chief Minister and damaged two official bungalows. Pul, who is survived by three wives and four children, had not met any outsider for the past seven days, according to his family. Pul briefly served as the chief minister from February 19 replacing Nabam Tuki and remained in the post till July 13 before the government headed

by the Congress rebel was unseated by the apex court. Pul’s supporters said they would not allow his body to be taken out from his bungalow at ESS sector and demanded that he be buried inside the premises. A coffin, which was brought from outside, was damaged and set on fire by the crowd before the assembled media. A section of the supporters headed towards the official residence of Deputy CM Chowna Mein, less than 100 metres away, damaged the outer wall and at least 10 vehicles parked in the premises. An under-construction premises of the Deputy CM was also set on fire, police said, adding there were no casualties. Protestors also damaged the official bungalow of Industries Minister Tapang Taloh. Pul’s eldest wife has appealed to the public to maintain calm and not indulge in violence. Meanwhile, chief minister Pema Khandu has expressed shock over the sudden and pre-

mature demise of his former colleague Kalikho Pul. In his condolence message to Pul’s wife, Khandu wrote, “It pains my heart to write to you at this moment of extreme grief.... The news of the sad demise of Pul has come as a shock to me. Pul was a seasoned and veteran leader who served the state in various capacities.” The Arunachal Pradesh government Tuesday ordered a magisterial inquiry into the death of Kalikho Pul. “The state government has ordered an inquiry to investigate whether there is any foul play in his (Pul’s) death,” chief minister Pema Khandu told reporters here.

3-day state mourning

Arunachal Pradesh government declared a three-day state mourning following the death of Pul, who would also be accorded a full state funeral. This was decided at a cabinet meeting chaired by chief minister Pema Khandu. The Cabinet conveyed its condolences to the family members of Pul.

Pres, PM others condole

President Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday condoled the untimely death of former Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Kalikho Pul, who was found hanging from a ceiling fan. In a message to his wife, Dangwimsai Pul, the President said: “I am shocked and distressed to learn about the untimely demise of Shri

Kalikho Pul. Words are difficult to give solace at this moment of deep loss to your family and you.” “Pul symbolised the hopes and aspirations of the youth of Arunachal Pradesh. He made significant contribution towards the welfare of the people of the state. In his death, we have lost a promising young leader who rose from a humble background and worked for the common man,” Mukherjee added. Prime Minister Narendra Modi condoled the death of Kalikho Pul, saying his services to the state will be remembered. “My thoughts are with the family & supporters of Kalikho Pul on his sad demise. His service to Arunachal Pradesh will be remembered,” Modi tweeted. Congress President Sonia Gandhi expressed shock over his death. Extending her condolences to the family of Pul, Gandhi said: “I pray for the peace of the departed soul.” Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi said he was “shocked and deeply saddened over the untimely demise of Kalikho Pulji. My heart goes out to his family”. Jitendra Singh, the Minister of State for Development for Northeastern Region, added: “Pul had a promising career that has been cut short.” Communist leader D. Raja called the suicide “shocking” and said it was for the central government to find out what had happened. (CM, NPCC condole on p-7)

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No info on external support for insurgents in NE: Govt NEW DELHI, AUG 9 (PTI): Government on Tuesday said there is no information so far that insurgent groups in the North East are getting support from neighbouring countries and incidents of insurgency there have declined over the years. Minister of State for Home Affairs Hansraj Gangaram Ahir told the Lok Sabha if there is any such report that insurgents in the North East are getting external support, then it would be looked into and action would be taken. During Question Hour, Ahir said government does not have any such information so far that neighbouring countries are supporting insurgency activities in the North East. There is also no information about such groups getting financial support, he added. In a written reply, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said there is no specific information that NSCN (Khaplang) was acting at the behest of neighbouring countries. “... there is intelligence that Indian Insurgent Groups (IIGs) have established their camps, shelter houses and training centres across the border in neighbouring countries of North Eastern Region,” Singh said. His response came to a query on whether insurgent or extremist groups in the North Eastern Region were reportedly getting external support from neighbouring countries. Another question was whether the government

was aware that NSCN (Khaplang) was acting at the behest of neighbouring nations. “The neighbouring countries have been urged to take stern action against the leaders of IIGs and dismantle their safe houses/hideouts in their country,” Singh said. Stating that incidents of insurgency have come down over the years, Ahir said, “we are working with neighbouring countries, Bangladesh and Myanmar, and are helping each other to deal with insurgency”. He said Bangladesh has shut down most of the terror camps in their soil and it has always been the effort of both countries to close down such camps. The Home Minister also said the government has always shown willingness to enter into peace dialogue with any insurgent group that abjures violence. Noting that law and order is a state subject, Singh said the Centre was supplementing the efforts of state governments to control militancy. “Besides, the government has always shown its willingness to enter into peace dialogue with any insurgent group which abjures violence. As a result, a number of militant groups have surrendered after laying down arms. “Sustained insurgency operations are continuing against the insurgent groups who are indulging in violent activities,” Singh said.

Sharmila ends fast; wants to be CM to remove AFSPA Correspondent

IMPHAL, AUG 9: Irom Chanu Sharmila, popularly known as the iron lady, who had campaigned against Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), ended the world’s longest hunger strike on Tuesday. “I will never forget this moment,” Sharmila told media reporters after breaking her fast with honey. Sharmila was on a hunger strike for 5757 days and was being force-fed through a nasal tube to keep her alive at a prison-turned-hospital in Imphal. Talking to reporters at the crowded room of legal aid clinic in Chirap court complex after the hearing, she reiterated her stand that she would want to contest the Assembly elections. “If I win the election and become chief minister I promise you to repeal the act (AFSPA),” she added. Sharmila, who broke down while announcing her decision to end the fast, said that some “radical groups” were against her decision to get into politics During the hearing, the court examined two witnesses. As she had expressed her desire to end the fast, the assistant public prosecutor (APP) prayed the court to close the hearing. However, the CJM while announcing court decision to release her on bail asked her to furnish PR bond of Rs 10,000 which she (Sharmila) refused at first but later admitted that she will furnish the PR bond.

‘Scrupulously’ adhere to OM: HC to Nagaland to get 3 colleges in the next 5-year plan: CM govt on back door appointments Correspondent

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DIMAPUR, AUG 9 (NPN): In a significant development, Kohima bench of Gauhati High Court has directed the state government to “scrupulously” adhere to the criteria laid down by its June 6, 2016, Office Memorandum (OM) with regard to appointment in government offices. While disposing Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by ACAUT, the high court in its order on August 5, 2016 made it clear that the petitioners- P. Leonard Aier, K. Savi and K. Lun Tungnung- have the liberty to file any other suit if there was any violation of the clauses contained in the OM, which has banned appointments of all ad-hoc/casual/temporary/ work-charge employees in government departments. The PIL was filed by ACAUT in November 2015 that involved ( as respondents) ten departments-- Health and Family Welfare, Social Wel-

fare, Home department, Rural Development, Nagaland Public Service Commission, Vigilance Commission, AG and SCERT, Higher Education and NPWD on the backdrop of series of backdoor appointments. The high court in the order stated “in view of the office memorandum dated 6/6/2016, the grievances expressed in PIL stands substantially redressed and therefore, this court is of the opinion that for the present, nothing survives for adjudication in this PIL”. Further the order however made it clear that “the PIL petitioner would be at the liberty to approach this court by filing appropriate petition in the event there is any violation of the clauses contained in the notification dated 6/6/2016”. Addressing a press conference, member ACAUT advisory committee, Khekiye K. Sema, who hailed the judgment said, “This is not the end

but the beginning”. ACAUT will not stop from here but will continue to pursue and ensure termination of those contract and backdoor appointments, he said. Khekiye also cautioned that officers not complying with the OM would be liable for prosecution and brought to justice. ACAUT also warned state government that it would take up legal action if OM was not followed. Khekiye also criticized the people in the power for violating the rules and regulation set by the government. He said despite number of OMs that banned contractual appointments, those people in the authority had been violating the regulations. Due to violation of the rules and regulations, many of the poor were deprived and meritorious were thrown out, Khekiye said. “Fairness must be available to all the generation and meritorious should be allowed”, he added. (Cont’d on p-7)

KOHIMA, AUG 9 (NPN): Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Radha Mohan Singh, assured Nagaland that Centre would include setting up of three colleges– horticulture, forestry and fishery– in the next 5-year plan. Chief minister, T.R Zeliang, informed this while interacting with media persons after the cash award ceremony to honour sportspersons at IG stadium, Kohima on Tuesday.

Zeliang said while interacting with Radha Mohan in Chumukedima on August 7, he informed the minister to establish Central Agricultural University (CAU) in the state. The same demand was made by Nagaland University and Naga Hoho. However, Zeliang said the minister informed that forestry, horticulture and fishery colleges needed to be established first before establishing CAU. According to Zeliang, the minister has already provided Rs. 2.15 crore for

Mithun rearing and has further assured to provide more funds for Mithun project in Nagaland. On construction of four-lane highway between Kohima and Dimapur, the chief minister said the work would begin in next two-three months, saying the work order yet was to be issued. In this regard, Zeliang has appealed to the citizens to co-operate. He also urged the local contractors and land owners not to stand on the way. (Cont’d on p-7)

LS passes bill to include Nagaland under CAU Imphal

NEW DELHI, AUG 9 (PTI): Lok Sabha on Tuesday passed a bill to include Nagaland under the jurisdiction of Imphal Central Agriculture University (CAU) to help the north-eastern state achieve higher growth in animal husbandry sector. The Central Agricultural University (Amendment) Bill, 2016, was introduced by Minister of State for Agriculture Sudarshan Bhagat last week. Replying to a debate on the bill, Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh said Nagaland has been devoid of the advantages of agriculture and allied education for the last 20-21 years. The law will help in promoting the sector in for 10 central government Nagaland, he said. flagship schemes: IAY, JSSK, ICDS, MDM, MGNREGA, RKVY, NBA/TSC, RGGVY, NSAP, and TPDS. The survey also found that DIMAPUR, AUG 9 (NPN): for 70% of households, their Parliamentary secretary for names as beneficiaries were Housing, Er.Levi Rengma, announced at Village Council who is also the chairman of the meetings; only 50% of house- select committee on the Naholds received sanctioned work galand Lokayukta Bill, 2015, order after registration; 40% has convened a meeting of the of households took between select committee on August 6-12 months to complete the 18, 11 a.m. in the committee construction; around 20% of room of the Assembly Secreall houses are still incomplete; tariat. In a press release, NLA and that 80% of the households secretariat has requested all the started construction before re- committee members to attend the scheduled meeting. ceipt of first installment. IAY is a flagship programme of the ministry of rural development launched in KOHIMA, AUG 9 (NPN): 1996 as part of a larger strategy Naga students’ Federation of rural poverty eradication. It (NSF) would be holding a is a public housing scheme for protest rally against AFSPA houseless families and those on August 11, 11 am at local living in dilapidated and kut- ground Kohima. NSF, Naga cha houses with a component Hoho, NMA and NPMHR for provision of housing sites would be addressing the gathto landless families. The objec- ering followed by submission tive of IAY is primarily to help of memorandum to Nagaland construction/upgrading of governor. The rally would be houses SC/ST members, to simultaneously held in all the free up bonded labourers and headquarters of its federating (Cont’d on p-7) units and sub-ordinate bodies.

Public unaware of IAY entitlements in Wka Correspondent

WOKHA, AUG 9 (NPN): More than 90% of the households surveyed in Wokha district were not aware of the money they are entitled to receive under the Indira AwaasYojana (IAY) flagship scheme while 85% of the households have not received their registration numbers. These, and other startling facts, have been brought to light in a survey conducted as part of a European Union (EU) funded project on ‘Improving access to information and delivery of public service schemes in remote and backward districts of NE states’. Carried out in the later part of 2015, the survey which covered 28 villages from 2 blocks of Wokha district also found that most of the problems faced by public were related to approval of application and construction of the house even as 30% of all beneficiaries suggested that increasing accountability on part of the implementers would help in increasing the scheme’s efficiency.

This EU-funded project covers seven backward districts across five NE states, namely, Goalpara and Cachar in Assam, Ri-Bhoi in Meghalaya, Churachandpur and Chandel in Manipur, Lawngtlai in Mizoram, and Wokha in Nagaland. The project is being implemented by Paris-based French NGO Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (ACTED) along with Guwahati-based North East India Committee on Relief and Development (NEICORD) which in partnership with local NGO Team Metamorphosis (TM) is responsible for field implementation, Bangalorebased Public Affairs Center (PAC) which is tasked with the research component, and the Guwahati-based Nanda Talukdar Foundation (NTF) as its media advocacy component. The project seeks to achieve three main results, namely, to encourage demand for improved service delivery, improved access to and quality of public services particularly for the most marginalized and women, and to enhance transparency of service providers

NLA panel meeting on Lokayukta bill

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Barry O’ Brien addressing the gathering during seminar on Tuesday at Kohima (NP)

Britain, he said a small country but one time conquered many parts of the world through their able leadership quality. Lamenting at the Naga society, he said that there were too many leaders and less followers resulting in too many organizations in “our” land both overground and underground. Chairman NBSE Asano Sekhose in her welcome address said that the objective of this seminar was to empower the principals so that they could effectively manage their school. She said with so many challenges the head of the institutions were the key persons to initiate measures to help students develop their abilities. She reminded that education imparted to the children today and the effort made by the schools would have a significant impact on “our” society tomorrow. Sekhose said schools cannot work in isolation and the principals must foster greater relationship with the teachers, parents and students. She challenged the gathering that the success and improvement of the institution depends on how the principal execute his duties as the school leader. She opined that the seminar would

Political settlement should not be for a piece-meal appeasement: Krome

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KOHIMA, AUG 9 (NPN): Naga People Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR), secretary general Neingulo Krome said if a political settlement were to be made, it should not be above all the piece-meal appeasements that Nagas have rejected during the past several decades of its political struggle. Delivering the key note address on the occasion of International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples (IDWIP) held at Kohima College Kohima, Tuesday the secretary general said it was a fact that India signed Ceasefire with Naga Political Groups, held Peace Talks and political negotiations in the past and continues to do so with ground-breaking admissions and agreements on its part in between, yet solutions should not be made for appeasement. He urged the participants to take future into its hands and join the youth of the world who were now saying “nothing about us without us”. He said the celebration of IDWIP was celebrated in full conscious of the fact that “our rights, our lands” was protected by Naga elders/ leaders of the Naga Political

movements, starting from the Naga Club to the present day, Naga political groups, through their self-less sacrifices during the most crucial and painful period of Naga history. Khrome said Nagas were basking in the glory of their achievements today, notwithstanding pending an honorable and acceptable solution, juxtaposed with factionalism and uncontrollable internal contradictions. Dwelling on the theme, Krome said the lands of the Indigenous peoples everywhere was not only being exploited but forcefully taken away, however in the case of Nagas, he said, it was able to assert their rights in any way although faced with opposition from occupational forces, but which was ultimately acknowledged and recognized. Krome reminded that even if the principles of the Naga political movement were not recognized or accept the imposition of Indian laws and its Constitutional legality over the Nagas, he said the fact remains that Naga way of life and their lands and its resources are protected under Article 371 (A) of the Indian Constitution which was an abstract from the

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Phiro Village Students’ Union congratulate Mr. A. Chumremo Odyuo on achieving the feat of IAS and for bringing pride to the Village. The Union wishes you on your future endeavour. Rachanbemo Erenthung President, PVSU General Secretary, PVSU

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The Benreu Students' Union (BSU) heartily congratulate Ms. Ngimdauna Thou, daughter of Mr. Erangnimbe Thou for being selected to the post of Secretariat Assistant under the Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department at the recently declared NPSC result. The Union hopes that she will dedicatedly serve the people and wishes her the very best in all her future endeavours.

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BJP notifies: Bharataiya Janata Party (BJP) Wokha has notified all concerned district BJP party workers to maintain unity and discharge their duties diligently to uplift the party from grassroots to higher level. In a press release, BJP Wokha L. Meribemo Kinghen has also informed the party to desist from going the internal issues to print media which hampers the smooth functioning of the party organization and tarnish the good party as a whole.All party workers of BJP Wokha district have been informed to maintain the instruction and execute their responsibilities with the consent of the office of the district president. WSH joint meet: Western Sumi Hoho

(WSH) has convened joint meeting with its frontal organization on August 8, 9 a.m. at its Hiyam, Chekiye village. All frontal organization and WSH executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

LKD general meeting: Lumami

Kuposhukulu Dimapur (LKD) has convened a general meeting of all Lumami residing in Dimapur on August 13, 10am at treasurer’s residence (Litapu Kinimi) to discuss the centenary celebration at Lumami village and other issues. All the responsible members have been requested to attend the meeting.

DNSU informs: Dimapur Naga Students’

Union (DNSU) has informed all school, nstitutions and universities within its jurisdiction (from class 8 till master degrees) to attend the mass protest rally against Armed Forced Special Power Act (AFSPA) and Disturbed Area Act (DAA) which has been scheduled to be held on August 11, 9 a.m. at clock tower, Dimapur. All high school, higher secondary, colleges have been requested to reach the venue at 8:30 sharp.

ZTYO condemns Aug 8 incident Z U N H E B OTO, AU G 9 (NPN): Zunheboto Town Youth Organization (ZTYO) has vehemently condemned the attempted physical assault on Kughato K. Sumi, a Correspondent of Nagaland Post and founding member of ZTYO on August 8 by two individuals at DC hill colony, Zunheboto. In a press note, ZTYO said that the incident was supposedly in connection with a forgery case where both the individuals were allegedly involved. ZTYO said that the duo, in an inebriated condition, hurled insults and accused Kughato of trying tarnish their image by exposing the crime in the media. Though no such report was filed or published in any media, the duo tried to assault the correspondent. On seeing the commotion, ZTYO said that nearby by people stopped the duo from assaulting Kughato. ZTYO, said its representatives verified the incident after talking to witnesses. ZTYO said it would “not tolerate such acts of intimidation and abuse on law abiding members of the society”. In this regard, ZTYO has demanded that the duo publicly apologise to the victim within three days from the publication of the statement. Failing which, it said that ZTYO would file an FIR based on evidence of the witness reports.

MIMA VILLAGE : KOHIMA DISTRICT

FELICITATES The Mima Students’ Union is immensely pleased to honour and congratulate Mr. Medongulie Keyie, S/o Lt. Neiletuo Keyie for securing the post of Inspector of Industries in the recently declared NPSC examination. The Union wishes him further success in all his future endeavour. Neizosie-o Rhutsu Menuovilie Lese President, MSU Info. & Publicity Secretary

SÜMI APHUYEMI BAPTIST CHURCH KOHIMA YOUTH DEPARTMENT With profound joy and happiness the Sümi Aphuyemi Baptist Church Kohima, Youth Department would like to congratulate Miss. Alovika Swu, D/o. Shri. Inavi Swu and Mrs. Lhovili I. Swu of Hebolimi Village for securing the post of DSP in the recently declared NPSC result. May the Lord continue to grant her good health and greater success in her future endeavour. Mr. Vinito Swu Chairman Youth Board SABCK

Village Youth Society (NCVYS) has informed al concerned to maintain law and order within its village jurisdiction. In a press release, NCVYS general secretary Thepfusatuo Chatsu has informed that dumping of waste in any form into the chathe river, indulgence in anti social and illegal activities, breaking of bottles, bursting of crackers, burning of forest, fishing, hunting and collection of natural resources without permission would be strictly prohibited. Society has also cautioned that defaulters would be strictly deal. NCVYS further appealed all visitors for cooperation.

DC Mokokchung informs: Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung, Sushil Kumar Patel has directed all the government servants posted within Mokokchung town to attend the Independence Day function on August 15, 8:40 a.m at Imkongmeren Sports Complex. DC further directed all the district heads of offices to take the attendance of their respective staff on Independence Day and submit to DC’s office for onward submission to the government for necessary action. DC also informed all the village council members and GBs union of Ungma village, Mokochung village, Chuchuyimpang village, Khensa village, GBs of Mokokchung town and the functionaries of wards organization of the 18 wards and all the public of Mokokchung town to attend the function. CM to grace state level watershed conference: Chief minister, T. R. Zeliang

would grace the State Level Watershed Conference & culmination of Integrated Watershed Management Programme (IWMP) as the chief guest on August 11 at the NBCC convention hall, Kohima. An overview of the watershed activities would be presented by, director, Land Resources, Mhathung Yanthan, while secretary, Land Resources, Y. Kekheto Sema would chair the programme. Other highlights of the programme include handing over of watershed development fund, release of book on ‘Best practices in success stories of IWMP’ and awards.

ADC Pughoboto informs: ADC, Pug-

hoboto Avelu Ruho has notified for proper maintenance and streamlining of the allotment of the ground at Pughoboto to different NGOs/individuals/organisations, etc. An order issued prohibited use of any intoxicating/illegal substance within the ground premises. The conduct and maintenance of law and order during any event organised at the ground shall be the sole responsibility of the organisers. She stated that loss or damage of government property shall be compensated in full by the concerned individual or group. The hiring charge for the ground has been fixed at Rs,500 for a day and Rs,100/-for subsequent days to a maximum for Rs,1000/-.Allotment would strictly be on first come basis subject to availability. Allotment can be cancelled at any time in the event of the dates coinciding with the government functions. ADC also directed that the ground should be cleaned and tidied after the programme was over.

NPF central youth wing emergency meeting: Officials of the NPF central

youth wing are informed of an emergency meeting on August 10, 12 noon at NPF central headquarter office to discuss various important and urgent matters relating to the NPF youth wing affairs. Vice president of NPF central youth wing has requested members of the NPF central youth wing to attend the emergency meeting without fail. Furthermore, members dispensed with various responsibilities and assignments are requested to bring the report and present in the meeting. DRSU informs: Dimapur Rengma Students Union (DRSU) has informed that the union would hold its freshers meet on August 13, 10 a.m onwards under the theme, “be the responsible change” at 3T arena: amphitheatre, Tetso College Sovima Dimapur. Union has requested all Rengma students from Class XI and above, residing/ studying in Dimapur to attend the freshers meet without fail and has also requested all parents/guardians to send their children/ ward to attend. President and colleagues of DRSU has invited all other student bodies in Dimapur for the occasion, where Er. Tesinlo Semy, mining engineer from DoG&M would grace the occasion as chief guest.

Green zone campaign conducted at Jakhama college

DIMAPUR: Philanthropic Association (PA) St. Joseph’s Jakhama had organised its first Green Zone Campaign, where planting of saplings was carried out in the Jakhama College campus. Philanthropic president, Y. Benathung Kithan in his speech advised the younger generation to be more active in creating awareness towards the Environment as the future lies in them. He told the members that God gifted “us” the nature and so, it was human responsibility to take care and love nature. Taking an example from the present generation he lamented that the ignorance of people in protecting environment. He stated that many people always looked for income but they never think of protecting the environment in reality. He encouraged the

Members of the Philanthropic Association during the campaign.

youth to erase such mentality and think for Mother Earth to have a better life in society. Kithan also advised to all organisation leaders not to have concern only on 5th June

as Environment Day but to keep on practicing. Fur ther, Kithan expressed his wish to see the students, NGOs, government and different kinds of union to

come out from their comfort zone and impart the awareness of environment. The association further thanked the Earth Friendly Generation for their support.

AIFFSO Nagaland observes 74th quit India movement

DIMAPUR: Under the aegis of the All India Freedom Fighter Successors’ Organization (AIFFSO) Nagaland state unit, observed 74th anniversary of the Quit India Movement on August 9, at Hotel Japfu Ashok, Kohima. Addressing the gathering, AIFFSO, North East Chapter secretary Neilo Koza, mentioned that the movement was launched on August 8, 1942 by Mahatma Gandhi in Mumbai demanding the withdrawal of British rule from India. The movement which was also popularly called as Civil Disobedience

Movement, many senior congress leaders were imprisoned, where mass protest broke out all over the country followed by bomb attacks, sabotage and violence asserted Koza. Terming the movement as a successful mission, he said, the Indians were united and had overcome the British rule though badly suppressed during 1944. Koza also candidly went on to say, upon the release of Gandhi from prison in 1944, Gandhi continued his resistance and went on 21 day fast and by the end of the World War-II, the world had changed dramatically and the demand for India Indepen-

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With immense pride and profound gratitude the Dimapur Nkonjan Ovüng Ekhüng extend our heartiest congratulations to the recently declared successful NPSC candidates. 1. Mr. Zuthungbemo Ovung, S/o. A.Y. Ovung of Pyangsa Village for being selected as Inspector of Taxes. 2. Miss. Mhayani Ovung, D/o. Tsumungo Ovung of Hankvu Village for being selected as Secretariat Assistant. The Ekhung further wishes them success in their future endeavors. C.TSANTHUNGO OVUNG Secretary

FELICITATION The Shena Old Union Dimapur Area (SOUDA) with profound happiness and pride extends its heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for bringing laurels and uplifting the Village Community in particular and to the Community in general. 1. Er. Kahuli Sema, W/o. Dr. Toiho Sema and D/o. Pukhato Achumi, G.B. Shena Old Village, Zunheboto District on being promoted to Superintending Engineer and posted as S.E. PWD (Roads & Bridges) Mon Circle. 2. Mr. Avika K. Achumi, S/o. Kavito Achumi & Itoli Achumi, Employment Officer, promoted to District Employment Officer (DEO) Zunheboto, O/o Employment Exchange. May God bless you with good health and prosper in all future endeavours. K. SHETOHO ACHUMI Chairman (SOUDA)

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dence could no longer ignored. Other who spoke on the occasion included AIFFSO, Nagaland State Unit, president Zeliezhu Angami, R. Sopu Angami, Advisor, AIFFSO, North East Chapter,Mohokiya Apon Rengma, executive member. Guolhuolie Rio, General Secretary, AIFFSO, North East Chapter also attended the function. Earlier, the function was led by AIFFSO, Nagaland state unit, vice president Vingol Chaya and welcome address was delivered by AIFFSO, Nagaland state unit, general secretary Kikrovi Sakhrie.

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16 Point Agreement. Khrome added that this protection was again a luxury, when compared with other indigenous peoples in many parts of the world, including those in India itself. Naga Hoho Elu Ndang said as rightful inheritors of mother earth, Indigenous People (IP) have been protecting the earth through equitable and sustainable use of resources. Ndang said with the catastrophic climate changes that were taking place today there was a desperate search for the values in indigenous practices. A peace activist from Changlang district Marina Kenglang shared on the problems faced by IPs in Arunachal Pradesh due to the influx of outsiders stating that their land had been taken away by outsiders, in some cases due to arbitrary actions by Government of India and in some cases due to the low population of the IPs. An interaction with the students and faculties was also held on the occasion. IDWIP was jointly organized by the NPMHR in collaboration with Kohima College Alumni Association and supported by Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP) under the theme “Protect our Rights, Our Lands!”. An indigenous invocation of blessing was pronounced by Meguo-o Mechülho.

Tseminyu social work: Tseminyu EAC, Shelley Katiry has informed that in view of the celebration of Independence Day on August 15, there would be social work at RSA ground, Old Tseminyu town for all the departments of Tseminyu Hq on August 13, 8 a.m onwards. All the department employees have been requested to participate in the social work without fail.

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Kohima, Aug. 9 (NPN): Commissioner and secretary school education and SCERT F. P. Solo said “our future depends on what kind of education we impart to our children today”; he said this while addressing hundreds of head of education institutions from various parts of the state during a one-day seminar on “leadership skills for school management” held at capital convention centre Kohima on Tuesday. The seminar was organized by Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) in collaboration with headword publishing company for the principals of higher secondary schools or colleges. Stressing on the role of leadership, Solo reminded that a leader was somebody who inspired, motivate others and get things done , however he said a leader must win the trust and confidence of others by being fair, just and transparent. He advised that as a head of the institution one must win over the teachers, staff and students to bring changes and improvement in the schools. Lamenting at the present situation of school education department of the state, he said the department was plagued by problems and issues which are not actually connected with the delivery of quality education. And on these, he said much of “our attention, energy and time have been wasted on those problems which tend to ignore or sideline the core issue which is the learning outcome of the children in the schools”. He urged the gathering to find out ways and devices to improve and monitor learning outcomes of all the students in all the educational institutions in the state. Citing the example of Great

enrich principals with necessary skills for better school management. The resource person, educationist, author, quizmaster, motivational speaker, social activist and social worker Barry O’ Brien in his powerful speech challenged the principals to possess the sense of humor to win students’ heart and put away ego attitude. He urged the head of the institutions to spend time with the students, teachers and parents which is the sign of love and concern. He advised the principals to have good communication with parents, teachers and students which leads to good relationship that often lead to great success. O’ Brien also advised the principals to praise somebody in public if anything good in her/him but correct the person in private. Encouraging the gathering to cultivate the habit of praising somebody, he said it costs nothing but it works great. He also encouraged the head of the institutions to be innovative, creative, good planner, great leader, passionate, role model and so on. The resource person also explained in detail with slide show how to be an effective administrator and leader citing with great leaders of the world. The programme was compeered by Rüchünino Rino, invocation prayer said by Asenla Temsü principal CHSS Kohima, special song was presented by students of Baptist High Kohima while vote of the thanks in the inaugural programme was proposed by SR. academic officer NBSE Iluheing Nsarangbe. The whole seminar programme was attended by hundred of higher secondary schools and colleges principals from across the state, managing director headword publishing company Mansar Khan and officials of NBSE and SCERT.

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HILL VIEW COLONY COUNCIL Dimapur : Nagaland GRATITUDE The Hill View Council, under Dimapur-11, Ward 12 would like to express gratitude and appreciation to the Power Department as well as all the field staff and officer for replacing a new 500kva Transformer for better power supply in the colony. The Council also encouraged every individual to take responsibility to safe power electricity by using generously power supply to avoid over load consumption and better Electricity in the Colony.

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We, the Sungratsu Wa l l i n g K i d o n g , Dimapur convey our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Imnasenla Walling, D/o. Lt. Imkongtemsu Walling for achieving the post of Junior Divisional Accountant under Treasuries & Accounts Department in the recently declared NPSC result. We, further pray that our Almighty God will continue to bless throughout her future endeavours. Wati Walling President ,SWKD

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(L-R) joint director Renben, Kikheto Sema IAS and Mhathung Yanthan addressing media at Kohima,Tuesday (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, AUG 9 (NPN): Department of land resource will be organizing state level watershed conference, in culmination of the batch-1 project of Integrated Watershed Management programme (IWMP) on August 11 at NBCC convention hall. Briefing media persons this afternoon at the conference hall, Secretary land resource Y. Kikheto Sema IAS informed that IWMP project which was started in 2009-10 covering 247 villages and until today, the project has covered 1010 villages. He said the project was for five years and the first batch completed this March. During the conference, the department will hand over

the watershed development fund to the 247 villages, as out of the 56% of the IWMP fund that goes to the IWMP villages, the villages reserves 5% as watershed development fund, having a joint account of the department and the IMWP villages, thereby the department will hand over the entire responsibilities to the 247 villages as the first batch was concerned. He further said that the department were planning to identify areas for rubber and coffee plantation as comparatively returns of jhum cultivation was very poor and said these two projects has been targeted as it can create employment opportunity and the economy in rural areas can be vastly improved, added Sema.

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DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Co-operative Bank Ltd. (NSCB) Mon Branch, under Micro Finance Program, released MT Loan to 58 Self Help Groups (SHG) for different types of agriculture activities on July 29 at Mission Centre. These SHGs are promoted and recommended to the bank for Credit Linkage program by Hills Area Development Organisation (HADO) under the banner of Konyak Baptist Church Association. The program was chaired by Peihwang Wangsa Literature Secretary KBBB and Former Executive Director HADO. Invocation by Rev. Yinthao Pastor Mission Cen-

tre Baptist Church. Rev. M. Chemyuh Executive Secretary KBBB cum Executive Director HADO and Mr. W. Chemkai Konyak Branch Manager NSCB Ltd. Mon branch took part as speakers. In his speech Rev. M. Chemyuh Konyak said that HADO being development wing of the Konyak Baptist Churches Association have great concern for the wellbeing of the local churches and its members and want to be a growing churches spiritually as well as economically. He also urged SHGs to utilise the loan money judiciously so that no group would become a defaulter. Branch manager, NSCB, W. Chemkai Konyak ex-

plained in detail about terms and conditions of the loan and requested all SHGs to act accordingly. He also encouraged the groups that bank was always willing to extend higher amount to any groups who could recover the current loan within stipulated period of time. Branch Manager said that proper utilisation and timely recovery of loan would be a great help for HADO as well as for the bank. Former HADO director, A. Peihwang Wangsa, urged the SHGs to bring good reputation to HADO through their successful implementation in different endeavour. The program ended with votes of thanks by chairperson followed by mass prayer.

For rubber plantation, Sema said 4.5 lakhs hectares of land has been identified as feasible and viable area for rubber plantation throughout the state, particularly in Peren, Dimapur, Mokokchung, Wokha, Mon and Longleng. Currently he said 15,000 hectares was covered by rubber plantation out of which 6 lakhs rubber trees are under-taping and the current production of rubber was 3000 metric tons earning about Rs. 50 crores. The secretary said many Jhum farmers had been transformed and benefited and disclosed another project in pipeline: spring-shed water development. He said most of the villages depend water on PHED thereby he said it needs to create awareness to protect the

Dr. John Sweyievisa addressing the gathering. (NP)

KOHIMA, AUG. 9 (NPN): Mission director national health mission department of Health and Family Welfare Nagaland Dr. Yankho Lotha declared that the state would be observing August as deworming month to achieve 100% target. He said this while launching the 2ndround National Deworming Day (NDD) at Ruzhükhrie government higher secondary school Kohima on Tuesday. Dr. Lotha said the target beneficiaries of NDD would include children in the age group of 1-19 years, enrolled in all the government and government –aided schools, children enrolled in private schools, children registered K

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NDD was an initiative of the ministry of health and family welfare government of India where all the children between 1-19 years of age are targeted to receive treatment for parasitic intestinal worm through the platform of school and anganwadi centres. He informed that the first National Deworming Day was successfully implemented in 11 states in February 2015 deworming 89.8 million children in the age group between 1-19 years. The mission director said World health organization (WHO) has recommended “deworming of all the school age and pre-school age children” with the target to eliminate morbidity due to worms (soil-transmitted helminthes) in children by 2020 where the

springshed water conservation and how to make best use of the water available. Director land resource Mhathung Yanthan supplemented that IWMP has been amalgamated to (Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana) PMKSY in 2016 and said this project is a people centric project, participatory in nature and most of the activities were chosen by villages according to the local conditions and desires. Yathan shared the success of IWMP and said the department further want to take ahead this project by creating awareness as as it encompasses livelihood options and how to address the issues of environmental problems. Also he informed that an awareness on the drying spring-shed has to be made, how to conserve and preserve water and said 11 spring sheds has been identified (1 each in every district) while also watertesting has been carried out. On rubber plantation and its production, Yanthan informed that Rubber was taken up in major way due to many factors and said once the 66 lakhs standing trees planted in 15,000 hectares starts taping, then around Rs. 660 crores (according to the current market) is expected to be earned. The culmination programme will be graced by chief minister T.R Zeliang as chief guest.

Minister for home, Y. Patton along with other officers and teaching faculty during the 42nd freshers social of Mt. Tiyi College, Wokha on August 9. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Mount Tiyi College, Wokha held its 42nd freshers’ social on August 9, with home minister, Y. Patton as the chief guest. According to DIPR report, Patton exhorted the gathering that “college life is the most important stage in a students’ career for building a better future for the individual concerned and also for the society where he belongs to”. He said that it was the period where “we” have to take things seriously and meaningfully. Stressing on the importance on value of time, he said that perfect management of time was equally important for every mankind and that more emphasis should be given by students by setting aside specific time for specific purpose including time for oneself, family, friends and society. Encouraging the students the chief

guest also said that students should set targets or objectives to be achievers in life at this stage and work towards it. We have to be very clear about what to do or what we are doing in order to strive for excellence, he said further stating that problems may stand in the way while pursuing success in life but these problems were not permanent. The minister called upon the college authority to give equal importance in imparting extra-curricular activities to the students as this is the most crucial stage of developing human personality. Lauding the pioneers for the sacrifices, he said because of them the college has survived a very crucial situation in its initial period. It was due to the unrelenting efforts and sacrifices rendered by the pioneers that Mt.Tiyi Col-

lege has achieved thus far and now it was providing degree courses in various important departments, he stated. He further appealed to the faculty, non-teaching staff and the students’ community to give their best to elevate the image of the college further. The chief guest assured to blacktop the college road from the college gate till the college campus within this year. He also assured to take up the grievances shared by the college authority to the concerned department and higher authority so that their grievances were taken care off. The function was chaired by asst. professor Khyopenthung, while welcome address was proposed by principal MTC, Dr. Abeni Lotha. Vote of thanks was delivered by vice principal MTC, Janbemo Lotha.

Entrepreneur Associates and DUDA launch ACE trg

DIMAPUR: Affirmative Customer Experience (ACE) an initiative of Entrepreneur Associates (EA) supported by Directorate of Underdeveloped Area (DUDA) was launched on August 9 at its Training and Research Centre, EA office, Kohima. This is a flagship program under BADP – Capacity Building Program 2015-16 which would kickstart on August 10. ACE is a customer service centric training for the retail and hospitality sectors that plays the dual function of being both a training and placement portal. It is a holistic 90 hour training program spread over 30 working days that imparts training on employability skills. The chief guest director,

DUDA, K.S. Anden Konyak NCS during his address asked the trainees to put their sincere efforts in their training and to practise what they have learned. He also urged the trainees to lead a purposeful life so that people from the border areas would look up to them and follow their footsteps. Speaking on the occasion, lead trainer, EA, Ela Susan James in her introductory note said that the trainees would be the first ambassadors of this training program. She stressed on the unfortunate current status quo of customer service in the state and exhorted the trainees to utilize this training for self-improvement and to bring changes in the retail and hospitality sectors

Trainees at the ACE training launched by EA and DUDA. in Nagaland. The program was attended by dignitaries of DUDA, project officer (BADP) Zakie Angami, superintendent (Estd) Manlen Konyak, additional

director Malang Phom, trainees of ACE and staff of EA. It was reported that altogether 25 trainees would undergo ACE training selected from the border areas of Nagaland.

The program was chaired by administrative coordinator, EA Yutho Sangtam while vote of thanks was given by coordinator (SKILLS) Thejazevi Riirhia.

NPF minority wing condemns assault

DIMAPUR: NPF Minority Wing Dimapur division has strongly condemned the incident where Pinak Nath, owner of m/s Pharmacy, his wife and son were physically assaulted on the night of August 7 by one Ikaho Achumi for non avalibility of a particular

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government of India aims to cover atleast 90% of all the children through the NDD. Dr. Lotha informed that with the government of India objective the state would be observing the 2nd round of NDD, to deworm all the children in the age group 1-19 years on August 10 followed by a mop-up day (MUD) on August 17 for children who had missed on August 10. He said all the schools and anganwadi centres in the state would be implementing with the objective to improve the overall health, nutritional status, access to education and quality of life of children. Dr. Lotha informed that as the per the ministry directive the key stakeholders include ministry of health and family welfare, ministry of human resource and development (education), ministry of women and child development (social welfare) , ministry of drinking water and sanitation (PHED) and ministry of panchayat Raj (deputy commissioner). The programme was chaired by director H&FW Dr. John Sweyievisa, while vote of thanks was proposed by satte programme officer (RCH) H&FW Dr. Bendangla Longkumer. Hundreds of Ruzhükhrie government higher secondary school Kohima students attended the launching programme.

medicine. A condemnation note by NPF minority wing Dimapur president, Suresh Paira stated that such high handedness by the culprit and people like him who assault the minority bussinessmen on petty issues should be booked and dealt according

to law of the land. In this regard the wing appreciated the prompt action of Dimpur police in arresting the culprit. At the same time it has requested the district authority to show no favorisim to any party and delver justice to the victim.

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Kohima: Rengma Baptist church Kohima women department would be organizing sales on August 10 from 6am at the following places

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the Vivekananda Stadium here. Taking on her Tripura counterpart Sarkar, Banerjee flayed the Left regime for unleashing violence ignoring development. “You (LF) have been in power for 23 years here, but what have you done? There are no hospitals, no industry, no employment, no teachers, and no university. Millions of youths are jobless. If TMC comes to power in Tripura, everything will change.” “You have done nothing but hatching conspiracy, unleashing violence, spreading canards and making false

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AIZAWL, AUG 9 (PTI): Six members of militant organisation, Hmar People’s Convention (Democratic), arrived here on Tuesday to participate in talks with the Mizoram government, home department officials said. The members, led by Lalthaliana of Manipur, were lodged at the Tourist Lodge at Chaltlang here where the talks would begin tomorrow. Other delegation members are former President of Hmar Inpui in Manipur John Pulamte, President of the Hmar Students Association (HSA) Lalthlamuana Hmar, Francis Songate, Rohringa and Thanglianchhunga. The state government delegation, which will headed by Additional Secretary for Home Lalbiakzama.

2 Guwahati cats in final of PETA rescued cat contest

GUWAHATI, AUG 9 (PTI): People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), have selected two cats- Mustard and Eva-whose guardians are Guwahati residents - for ‘Rescued Cat Alive’ contest. After sifting through hundreds of photographs of lovable cats – as well as their rescue stories – the judges selected two out of the ten finalists whose guardians are Guwahati’s Nandini Baruva and Karishma Deka, a release issued by PETA today said. Mustard was drenched and dragging himself outside Baruva’s house when she found him with a spinal nerve injury and with her help, Mustard has recovered and is playful. Deka rescued Eva, then just a kitten, when dogs were barking at her

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The Tama Krotho Kohima extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Medongulie Keyie, s/o Lt. Neiletuo Keyie & Mrs.Kunuo Keyie of Mima Village for securing the post of Inspector of Industries/Extension Officer under Industries and Commerce Department in the recently declared NPSC Examination. We are proud of his success and thank Almighty God for bringing laurels to our Krotho. The Krotho wishes him further success in his future endeavours. Razoupfe Livi Kevizekho Ngukha Chairman, TKK Secretary, TKK

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With immense pride and joy the Kithagha Service Union congratulates Ms. Ketsinle Tep, D/o Mr & Mrs Pollem Tep, Additional Director, School Education Department on being selected as Inspector of Labour under Labour & Employment Department in the recently declared NPSC result. The Union thank her for bringing laurels to the village and to the Rengma community and prays that God Almighty bless her with wisdom and knowledge to bring even greater glory in the days to come. The Union further wishes her success in her future endeavour.

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The Pochury Gazetted Officers’ Forum (PGOF) extends heartiest congratulations to the following successful candidates in the recently declared NPSC result. 1. Mr. Yithachu Thur, Extra Assistant Commissioner 2. Mr. Souvitho Nyusou, Inspector of Taxes

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The Poimi Nkwa Kohima congratulates Mr. Ihoilung Chuilo S/o Lt. Heuzwangbe Chuilo of Poilwa Village for being selected as APRO under Information & Public Relation Office through NPSC. The Union is proud of his success and thank the Almighty God for bringing laurels to our village. The Union also wish his good health and successful career. (K. MARK GUING) (ACHOSI) President General Secretary

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The Soyim Students' Union would like to congratulate the following individuals for their achievements in their respective fields: 1. Mrs. Beremjungla d/o Mr Imtimayang Imsong, Phd in Agronomy under Nagaland University, thesis “Nutrient Management in Maize Based Intercropping System Under the Rainfed Condition of Nagaland” 2. Mr. Imkongsangba Jamir : Deputy Superintendent of Police (Class-I Gazetted) in the recently declared NPSC. 3. Ms. Shilusula Jamir: Secretatariat Assistant (Class - III NonGazetted) in the recently decleared NPSC 4. Mr. Limanangshi Jamir : Senior Inspector of Cooperative Societies (Class - III Non- Gazetted) in the recently decleared NPSC 5. Ms. Imtinungla Longkumer : Inspector of Industries/ Extension Officer (Class - III Non- Gazetted) in the recently decleared NPSC The Union wishes them all the best in their future endeavours.

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The Kithagha Students’ Union with profound happiness and joy extend our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Ketsinle Tep, D/o Mr & Mrs Pollem Tep for securing the post of Inspector of Labour, under Labour & Employment Department in the recently declared NPSC 2016. May the Almighty God continue to uplift and guide you in all your future endeavours.

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With immense joy and pleasure, we the people of Nitoi village heartily congratulate Mr. Nikiya Z. Yeputhomi s/o N. Zhetovi Yeputhomi and Mr. Boska K. Yeputhomi s/o Kughazhe K. Yeputhomi for having successfully cleared NPSC 2015 to the post of Secretariat Assistant and Inspector of Taxes respectively. We are proud of your achievement and wish both of you all the very best as you venture out to serve the Nagas people. Qhwuoto Swu Hozheshe Sumi (Secretary) (Chairman)

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With immense pride and appreciation, we the Pongching Students’ Union extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals on their achievements in the recently declared NPSC exam 2016. 1. Mr. Namsung Phom S/o Mr. Pangpo Phom and Mrs. Chingnyan, for securing the Post of Block Development Officer (BDO). 2. Mr. Chongphe Angh S/o Mr. Yongchei Angh and Mrs. Lt. Baushung, for being selected to the Post of Junior Divisional Accountant (JDA). The Union also congratulates Mr. Mongmei. N. Phom S/o Mr. Lt. Namang Phom and Mrs. Lampong, for being selected to undergo Agri. Engineering. It is an honorable moment for the Union. The Union further convey our best wishes in all your future endeavours. N. JOSEPH APHEN ANGH President, PSU Gen. Secretary, PSU

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We, the Phiro Odyuo Ekhung-Phiro village, Wokha, Kohima and Dimapur would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. A. Chumremo Odyuo, S/o Mr & Mrs.Ashunga Odyuo on being conferred to IAS cadre by the Government of India. The Ekhung thank our Almighty God and wish him a successful and long life.

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BAITHALANGSO, AUG 9 (AGENCIES): Two miscreants attacked two Karbi widows branding them as “sopadhora” (children abductors) at Baithalangso in Assam’s West Karbi Anglong district bordering Meghalaya on Sunday. Tension is brewing in the area following the incident. According to the report, two miscreants attacked two widows Kadom Lekthepi and Mekri Engtipi of Chitunglangso, who were on their way from Langhonjar to Chitunglangso to visit Kadom Lekthepi’s brother house at Umdorbar village. It is alleged that the miscreants attempted them to rape. But when the two widows cried for help, they started attacking both of them branding them as “sopadhora”.

On this Day the 10th August 2016 (7th Birth Anniversary) you have successfully travelled 2555 days against all odds and obstacles. We really felt glad and proud while watching you in your 7 years journey that you have been keeping yourself like a blooming Rose even in the midst of the thorns. Your entry in to our family has brought Love, Peace, Oneness, Trustworthy etc that we deserve for a long time. May you continue to live like a blooming flower that generously feeds insects with its enlightened fragrance at all free. “A very Happy Birth Day Atshu Soho”. -Lots of Love from loving Parents, Bros & Sis.

‘Quit India Day’ in Haflong

HAFLONG, AUG 9 (AGENCIES): The quit India Day, a historic day in the freedom struggle of India, was celebrated by Dima Hasao district BJP in Haflong on Tuesday with a day long programme. In the morning, the activists of the party took out a Prabha Pheri on the main road of the hill town. It was followed by a bike rally taken out from BJP office premises at 10:30 a.m. where hundreds of youths, workers of BJYM and BJP from different part of the district took part. BJP has also decided to observe Mashal Rally on august 14 and Independence Day on aaugust 15 at its office premises, Dima Hasao district BJP acting president Detahng Naiding said. The party unit is also observing Raksha Bandhan in all parts of the district on August 18.

Rs 1 cr recovered from ticketless passengers

DIMAPUR, AUG 9: A special ticket-checking drive conducted by NF Railway in July has yielded record breaking dividends in terms of penalty recovery and number of cases registered, asn NF Railway press release here informed on Tuesday. The seven-day drive against ticket-less travellers over entire NF Railway areas from July 22 to 28 July has resulted in realisation of almost Rs 1 crore as fare and penalty from 14,548 tickeless passengers, the release said. Because of sustained drive against ticketless travellers, railway’s earnings from ticket checking during first four month of this financial year has increased by almost 43% and a total of Rs. 15 crore has been realised from ticketless travellers. At the same time, the number of cases where penalty has been imposed has also increased by almost 36%. These efforts has led to increase in sale of tickets over ticket counters and the earnings from ticket sales over ticket counters has shown an increase of about 7% over and above last year. It also said. Travelling without a ticket, results in loss of revenue for railways. This also adversely affects railways’ developmental activities. NF Railway authorities appeal to all bona fide customers to travel with valid tickets. Similar drives against ticket-less travellers will continue, it added.

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With immense joy and gratitude, the Pongching Baptist Church would like to congratulate Mr. P. Namsung Phom and Mr. Y. Chongphe Angh for securing the post of Block Development Officer and Junior Divisional Accountant respectively in the recently declared NPSC results. While congratulating them for bringing laurels to our village and inspiring our young generation, the church convey God's blessing and the very best in your future endeavours. Y. Atang Phom Pastor Pongching Baptist Church DP-5645

(SENWALO KATH) President Kithagha Students’ Union

outside her house on a stormy winter night and the golden feline is now a beloved member of the family. “Mustard and Eva are lucky cats, indeed, and they have returned the favour of being rescued by bringing much love and joy into their guardians’ lives”, says PETA India CEO Poorva Joshipura. “All rescued cats are already winners because their lives were saved by people who love them for who they are”, she added. PETA India is holding the contest to encourage prospective guardians to adopt animals from the streets or shelters instead of buying them from pet shops or breeders, as these facilities often keep animals in dismal conditions and contribute to the homeless-animal overpopulation crisis.

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IMPHAL, AUG 9: Manipur chief minister O Ibobi Singh on Tuesday said that the ruling Congress party should retain power in the state to complete the half-done projects undertaken by the government during its 15-years long regime. Addressing the foundation day celebration of Indian Youth Congress (IYC) cum commemoration of 74th Quit India Movement at Congress Bhavan, Ibobi claimed that his government has created a lot of assets for the state during the last 15 years. Many projects have been completed however some are yet to be completed, he said. “To enable to complete

the incomplete works, the Congress party needs to retain power,” he said while stressing the need for highlighting the achievements of his government. “In mobilizing the electorate, role of the youths is very must. Youths are the pillars of future nation. You are the backbone of the society,” Singh said. The chief minister maintained that Congress has able to put a stable government in the state because of the youth activists of the party. Singh told the youth activists that his government will soon come up highlighting its achievements during its 15 years tenure. It will help the youths in bringing the electorates closer to the party, he added.

Talks with HPC(D) today

ments and use central agencies against us,” said Banerjee referring to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) which have arrested and interrogated several high profile Trinamool leaders in the chit fund scam. “People are jumping to take credit for the railway link in Tripura, but it’s neither the BJP nor the Communists who deserve the credit. I as the then railway minister announced the project in 2010,” said Banerjee on Tripura’s recent entry to the broad gauge railway map of the country.

all over the country remains same. With regard to other core schemes for Northeastern and three Himalayan states, the funding pattern is 90:10 which for other states is 60:40. For optional schemes implemented in the Northeast and the Himalayan states, funding pattern is 80:20, he added. Responding to another query, Minister of State for Finance Arjun Ram Meghwal said the devolution to the states was increased from 32 to 42 per cent following the recommendations of the 14th Finance Commission. This has led to increase in the transfers to states from Rs 3,37,808 crore in 2014-15 to Rs 5,23,958 crore in 2015-16, an increase of Rs 1,86,150 crore, he said, adding that more money has gone to Northeast also.

The Vungoju Colony Youth Forum with immense pleasure and joy extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members of the VCYF, who have successfully cleared the recently declared NPSC result 2015. 1. Mr. Chanbemo Kikon Inspector of taxes 2. Miss Mhayani Ovung Secretariat Assistant Further, the VCYF also heartily congratulates Mr. Chumremo Odyuo on being elevated to the prestigious Indian Administrative Service (IAS) . VCYF wishes all of them more success in their future endeavours

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promises,” said Banerjee whose Trinamool is now the principal opposition party in Tripura after a majority of Congress legislators joined its ranks. Banerjee asked the LF why potatoes were being sold there at Rs 40 a kilo. “Our government has opened many special counters to sell potato at Rs 14 a kg.” She also hit out at the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Narendra Modi-led central government. “All that BJP knows is how to foment riots and communal tensions. It knows how to spend money on advertise-

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Dear Atshu Soho!!!

President, VCYF CHENITHUNG HUMTSOE

Gen. Secy., VCYF CHENITHUNG KIKON

FELICITATES The Mishilimi Students’ Union (MSU) with immense joy and pride

congratulates the successful Students in compartmental and various degree

courses examination 2016 and also the bonafide citizen for getting promotion in their career that has been achieved through their relentless hard work, perseverance and dedication. The Union take pride of your achievement and do say a big Thank you to: 1. Ms. Omegali I. Sheqi – Top-1(Gold Medallist) in National Institute of Engineering(NIE) Mysore. 2. Ms. Vivi G. Swu for completing MBBS in Lady Harding Medical College New Delhi. 3. Er. Huqheto Sheqi - Executive Engineer, PWD (R&B) Dimapur Division. 4. Er. Kisheto L. Swu - Executive Engineer, PWD (R&B) Kiphri Division. 5. Mrs. Hosheli Q. Wotsa - Senior Academic Officer. SCERT Kohima. 6. Mr. Visao Wotsa - SDEO. Aboi. 7. Mr. Vilho Wotsa - Supdt. DSE Nagaland. 8. Mrs. Renumongla Kakishe Sheqi - Inspector. Directorate of Eco & Stat. Nagaland. 9. Mr. Lashito Sheqi - UDA. Directorate of L.R Nagaland. 10. Mrs. Vixeli Y. Wotsa - HA. CMO Zunheboto. 11. Mr. Hokiqhe (Sukhavi) Wotsa - Forester. Dept. of Forest & WL Conservation Nagaland. The Union pray and wish good health and more success in their life as they persist to work with renewed zeal and dignity. TOSHIKA WOTSA SHIKIHO SHEQI President, MSU Finance Secy., MSU

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TMC supremo and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee addressing a mass rally in Agartala on Tuesday. (PTI)

NEW DELHI, AUG 9 (PTI): Government has not taken any decision to convert the North Eastern Council into a regional planning body, Rajya Sabha was informed on Tuesday. During the Question hour, Congress member Bhubaneswar Kalita sought to know if the government was thinking of reducing the existing North Eastern Council as a regional planning body, thereby defeating its purpose. He claimed that the NEC used to get direct funding from the erstwhile Planning Commission and feared that the region would lose financial assistance if any change is carried out. In his response, Finance Minister Arun Jaitely said “the government has not taken any decision as is anticipated by Hon’ble member.” To another query raised by Congress member Ripun Bora on whether special category status to eight Northeastern states and three Himalayan states has been discontinued, the Minister said “North East states and three Himalayan states have a special category funding even under the recommendations of the 14th Finance Commission.” With regard to core schemes, the funding pattern

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AGARTALA, AUG 9 (IANS): Castigating the Manik Sarkarled Left Front government for Tripura’s regression, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday batted for development and asserted her Trinamool Congress would come to power in the state. Virtually setting the tune for her party’s campaign ahead of the 2018 Tripura assembly polls, she enumerated the development projects initiated by her government in West Bengal at a rally here in the northeastern state. Banerjee, also the Trinamool Congress supremo, said entire Bengal would jump to Tripura to oust the Left Front from power. “Tripura and Bengal are sisters and their welfare is interconnected. People here have been telling me to save Tripura, I was waiting for the right opportunity. And now we have a great team which will work for the people. “I would come to Tripura again and again and my entire party leadership would stand beside the Tripura leadership to vote out the CPI-M-led Left Front government. Entire Bengal would side with Tripura to throw out CPI-M from power. In 2018 we will celebrate the victory parade here,” she said at

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SOYIM STUDENTS' UNION MOKOKCHUNG: NAGALAND

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We, the Soyim Students' Union would like to extend heartfelt gratitude to one and all who have contributed physically, materially and financially for the Tsungremmong Festival 2016 held at Ungma Village. We are particularly indebted to; 1. Shri. Y. Vikheho Swu, Minister PWD (R & B) as the Chief Guest. 2. Shri. Khriehu Liezietsu, Parliamentary Secretary YR & S, MTF & Lotteries as the guest of Honour. 3. Mr. Imtikumzuk Longkumer, Deputy Speaker, NLA 4. Dr. Watizulu Jamir 5. Mr. Temjennungsang Longkumer, Ex. Gen. Secy. SSU 6. Mokokchung District Administration. 7. Department of Executive Engineer PWD (R & B) 8. NPF MOkokchung Division. 9. Ungma Village Council 10. Ungma Baptist Church 11. Sumi Community Mokokchung 12. Tenyimi Union Mokokchung 13. Naga Wadir 14. Refiners 15. Season Star Ungma 16. Oriental Club Ungma 17. Advisors, Seniors & all the well wishers for making this programme a grant success. We deeply regret the inability to thank each and every individual in words and names, but your yeomen service to our Soyim Students' Union will be remembered and we pray to our almighty to bless you abundantly in your endeavor.

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PM breaks silence on Kashmir unrest; advocates for dialogue

BHABRA (MP), AUG 9 (PTI): Breaking his silence on the 32-day turmoil in Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tuesday advocated a path of “democracy and dialogue” to restore peace in the spirit of ‘insaniyat (humanity), jamhuriyat (democracy) and Kashmiriyat’. Reaching out to the people of the turbulent Valley which has witnessed the death of over 55 people in clashes and a record-breaking curfew in large parts, Modi said it was painful to see innocent youngsters, who should be holding laptops, books and cricket bats, “handed” stones and appealed to them for maintaining peace and harmony in the “heaven on earth”. Obviously alluding to the voices favouring ‘azadi’ (freedom) for the state, he said people of Jammu and Kashmir had the same freedoms as enjoyed by every Indian. These were Modi’s first comments on the continuing unrest in the valley in the aftermath of the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen Commander Burhan Wani by security forces on July 8. Modi, who was addressing a public rally here, also asserted that the Mehbooba Mufti government and the Centre are working together to solve the state’s difficulties but some people, who are unable to digest it, are clinging onto the path to destruction. “When Atal Bihari Vajpayee was the Prime Minister he had adopted the path of insaniyat, jamhuriyat and Kash-

Prime Minister Narendra Modi being welcomed on his arrival in Indore on Tuesday. (PTI) miriyat and we walk the same road. I want to tell the brothers and sisters of Kashmir from this great birthplace of Chandra Shekhar Azad that Kashmir has the same strength that has been given to (other parts of) India by our freedom fighters. Kashmir has the same freedom that every Indian feels. “Today, one feels pained to see that innocent youths have been handed stones. Politics of some people is clicking but what will happen to these gullible and simple youths. Humanity and Kashmiriyat will not be allowed to be hit. The path of democracy and dialogue is there,” he said. Asserting that the state government, in which BJP is a partner, along with the Centre, is working towards the state’s development, he said his government would do everything in this regard and will help lawyers, doctors, those depending on tourism and apple growers

in their endeavours. “Our Kashmir is heaven for the countrymen. Every Indian has a dream to travel to Kashmir some day. But we can see that a handful of people in Kashmir, which is loved by India so much....a few misled people are harming this great tradition,” he said before invoking Vajpayee’s ‘insaniyat (humanity), jamhuriyat (democracy) and Kashmiriyat’ mantra. “The common man in Kashmir wants peace,” he said. His government wants to take Kashmir to new heights of development, empower its panchayats and give job opportunities to its youths, he said. The Prime Minister complimented Mehbooba Mufti for ensuring that the Amarnath yatra continues despite the “malicious intentions” of a few people. “Peace, unity and harmony in Kashmir... And I will especially call upon the

youngsters of Kashmir that my friends let’s see to it that Kashmir remains heaven on earth. Let’s move forward with this dream,” he said. The Prime Minister hailed other political parties, especially Congress, for speaking in one voice on the Kashmir issue, calling it the strength of India. “We would like to move forward with this strength,” he said. “Governments of India and Jammu & Kashmir, besides 125 crore Indians, wish you well. They want your development. Whatever India has to give for your development, we are ready to give,” he said. In Kashmir, there has been no dearth of people willing to die for the country, he said, asking the masses to join hands for nation-building. Referring to world-famous Kashmiri apples, Modi said the season was about to begin in a few days and the entire country was eagerly waiting to taste them. The people of Kashmir should ensure their efforts in growing them do not go waste, he said. “The efforts you have made, you must be paid for that,” he said while promising all necessary support from the Centre. Modi also used the occasion to make an appeal to Maoists and militants to lay down their arms, asking them to reflect if violence has given them anything even though they lost so much. “Pick up plough and give up guns to turn the soil from red to green,” he said.

‘Scrupulously’ adhere to OM: HC... Public unaware of (From p-1) Further, while criticizing the state government (which is an “all-party government”), Khekiye maintained, “ACAUT is the only opposition bench in Nagaland”. He said ever since Nagaland has become “opposition-less government”, there was no one to counter the government and ACAUT as an organization has been taking up various issues that were beneficial to the society. Khekiye therefore called

upon the people to wake up and join the ACAUT movement to bring change. One of the petitioners of the PIL, lawyer K. Lun Tungnung said ACAUT will watch whether the government implement the OM or not. In case of non-implementation of the order, it will approach the “Higher Court”, Lun said. Lun disclosed that through RTI, ACAUT will also ask the government to provide exact number of “irregular appointments” in various departments.

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other non-ST/SC BPL rural households by providing them financial assistance.Under IAY, a beneficiary is entitled to receive assistance for construction of a new house @ Rs. 70,000/- per unit for plain areas Rs. 75,000/- for hilly/difficult areas with an added opportunity of availing a top-up loan of up to Rs. 20,000/- under the Differential Rate of Interest (DRI Scheme) from any Nationalised Bank at an interest rate of 4% per annum; assistance @ Rs. 15,000/- for upgradation from kutcha house to pucca/semi pucca house; and provision for house sites @ Rs. 20,000/- (Relevant District Collectors identify land available and allot land to eligible landless families. Land selected must be fit for house (From p-1) construction in terms of connectivity, He also informed that an alternate by-pass via New Niuland- availability of drinking water, access to Kohima would be constructed since roads would be blocked public services, etc). once the four lane road construction began. The chief minister said for the first time the Centre has provided funds for road constructions and maintenance of roads for four years. He expressed confidence that within 4-5 years, Nagas would see good roads.

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IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH’ W.P (C)No.33 (K)/2016. Nagaland Contractor & Suppliers Union…Petitioner -VersusState of Nagaland & 3 Ors----Respondents.

Innovative Construction. Regd. No. NPW/CL-1/1094, Kohima, Nagaland Notice under Order V Rule 20 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. Take notice that the above noted Writ Petition has been preferred by the above named petitioner before the Hon’ble Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench assailing the Work Order dated 26.02.16, for the work “Construction of Slab culvert and drainage along the nullah at Medical Lodge”, wherein you have been impleaded as respondent No. 4 The Hon’ble High Court vide order dated 03.08.2016 issued notice to you to appear before this Hon’ble Court on 19.09.2016 at 10:30 AM, either personally or through a pleader to act on your behalf and show cause, if any. If you fail to appear on the date so fixed i.e 19.09.2016 the matter shall be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence. Given under my hand and seal of this Court on this the 4th day of August, 2016 at Kohima. Deputy Registrar, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench K-2959

Rs 5 cr out of Rs 340 cr RBI cash stolen from train CHENNAI, AUG 9 (PTI): In a daring heist in a moving train, Rs five crore out of Rs 340 crore cash being sent to Reserve Bank of India here from Salem in Tamil Nadu was found stolen On Tuesday, police said. A sum of Rs five crore had been stolen, IGP M Ramasubramani told reporters hours after the incident came to light when four of the 226 boxes stacked with the cash were found tampered with on arrival of the train here. Meanwhile, an RBI official said the train was carrying also soiled notes from Salem to Chennai in 226 boxes with a total value of Rs 340 crore. “Out of the 226 wooden boxes, four boxes were found tampered with soon after the train reached Chennai from Salem,” the official said. Police said an air-vent in one of the three cargo coaches in which the cash boxes were kept was found broken, triggering doubts that someone could have entered from its roof. They suspect that culprits could have entered the coach on the Salem-Vriddhachalam section where trains don’t run on electricity but on diesel locomotives, making it easy for the robbers to make their way from the top. Police said they were probing several angles including how the theft could have happened despite police protection provided to the cash which had both currency notes printed prior to 2005 as well as soiled notes. Currency notes printed prior to 2005 had been ordered to be exchanged by the central bank with June 30 last as the deadline.

CM, NPCC condole Pul’s death DIMAPUR, AUG 9 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T. R. Zeliang, has expressed grief over the tragic demise of former chief minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Kalikho Pul. In his condolence message, the state chief minister recalled his close interaction with Pul after he took over as the chief minister of Arunachal and said he was most impressed with his enthusiasm, zeal and dedication to transform his state so the common people could prosper and live a better life. Having risen to the august position from very humble beginnings, the chief minister said Pul knew the problems faced by the rural mass, and was determined to change the face of rural Arunachal Pradesh. Zeliang also recalled the last time they met on July 13, 2016 during launching Ceremony of the North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) at Guwahati, where minutes before the function started, the Supreme Court passed the decision restoring the Congress Government in Arunachal Pradesh. Zeliang said Pul had come to sit by his side before the function started, and he tried to console Pul by saying that there always would be another day to fight back, and asked him not to lose heart. “Little did I imagine that would be the last time we saw each other!” Zeliang said. In his death, Nagaland chief minister said not only the people of Arunachal Pradesh, but the entire Northeast have lost a youthful and promising leader, who could have taken the region to great heights. The chief minister, on behalf of the people and the Government of Nagaland, conveyed deepest sorrow and heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and the people of Arunachal Pradesh. Zeliang also prayed that the departed soul rest in eternal peace. NPCC: Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) president K. Therie has expressed shock and grief at the sudden and untimely loss of Kalikho Pul. In a condolence message, NPCC president said death of Pul was an irreparable loss for the people of

Arunachal Pradesh and his contributions to the state would be remembered. Describing Pul as a man who followed his heart, Therie said he was compassionate hardworking and committed to what he believed in and served the people selflessly for over two decades. “All rank and file of the NPCC join me in conveying deepest sympathies to the bereaved family members,” state Congress chief said and prayed that the Almighty God strengthen, comfort and console them all through this time of grief and his soul rest in peace.

Pul victim of BJP’s politics: APCC

Demanding a proper inquiry into Kalikho Pul’s alleged suicide, Assam unit of Congress said BJP’s “undemocratic and twisting politics” have claimed the life of the former Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister. “He (Pul) was a victim of undemocratic practices of BJP. He was a very simple person and was not used to such twisting of politics by such a big political party,” Leader of Opposition in Assam Assembly Debabrata Saikia told PTI here. The ups and downs in last eight months have actually claimed Pul’s life, he added. “When he drifted away from Congress with some colleagues, BJP and NEDA (North East Democratic Alliance) claimed it as a grand success on Pul’s shoulder,” Saikia said. He said Pul was a good and sincere Congress worker, who served the party well for a long time. “With their aggressive politics, BJP tried to destabilise the governance. The region is not accustomed to such practices,” the senior Congress leader said. Demanding a proper inquiry into circumstances behind his death, Deputy Congress Legislature Party leader Rakibul Hussain said the news of Pul’s demise was very “sad, sudden and shocking”. “We are getting contradictory reports on how he died. We demand that an appropriate enquiry should take place. Only a proper probe will ascertain if it was a suicide or there was some foul play,” the former Congress Minister said.

Zakir ’s aide, 3 others booked by Mumbai police

MUMBAI, AUG 9 (PTI): A case has been registered by city police against an employee of controversial preacher Zakir Naik’s Islamic Research Foundation (IRF) and three others, including two arrested earlier by Kerala police in connection with alleged ISIS recruitment, a senior official said today. Based on a complaint lodged by father of Ashfaque, one of the 21 youths from Kerala reported missing and suspected to have joined ISIS, a case was registered yesterday against IRF employee Arshid Qureshi, Rizwan Khan and two others at Nagpada police station, the official said.

States asked to conduct re-survey of manual scavengers

NEW DELHI, AUG 9 (PTI): Centre has asked states to conduct re-surveys to identify people who practice manual scavenging as the total number of such persons known officially at present “may not be correct”, a senior official said on Tuesday. “The number of identified manual scavengers across the country is little over 12,000. Uttar Pradesh alone has 10,000 manual scavengers. But the actual number of people who are practicing manual scavenging could be much more than that. “We have requested all the states to take into account details with safai karmachari andolans (organisations representing sanitary workers) and others (to arrive at correct figures),” Anita Agnihotri, Secretary, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment said. The official made the remark during a press briefing called to inform about Swachhta Pakhwada

Anita Agnihotri (Cleanliness Fortnight) observed by the Ministries of Civil Aviation and Social Justice and Empowerment. Secretaries of Civil Aviation and Drinking Water and Sanitation

Ministries, Rajiv Nayan Choubey and Parmeswaran Iyer, were also present on the occasion. Agnihotri said the Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers and their Rehabilitation Act, 2013’ (MS Act, 2013), which prohibits employment of a person as manual scavenger, suggests two ways of identifying people into the practice -- self identification and through surveys by civic bodies. “Very often people who are genuinely into manual scavenging don’t come out as the act already got the practice banned and the actual figures don’t come out. Hence, the safai karmachari andolan working all over the country should come along,” she added. To a question, the official said it is not possible to eradicate the practice of manual scavenging until the cleanliness system becomes mechanised completely. Agnihotri informed the Social Justice

and Empowerment Ministry observed the Pakhwada between July 16 and July 31 at various locations in Delhi, Moradabad and Gurgaon. The National Safai Karmacharis Finance and Development Corporation, which is under the Ministry, had also organised five awareness camps themed ‘Rehabilitation of Manual Scavengers’ in five districts of Uttar Pradesh -- Bijnor, Moradabad, Sambhal, Rampur and JP Nagar. During a July 31 event in Moradabad, Union Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Thaawarchand Gehlot flagged off e-rickshaws provided to 36 manual scavengers and their dependents, an official statement said. Choubey said the Civil Aviation Ministry observed the fortnight across airports managed by AAI. The Ministry has also adopted 20 villages for making them open defecation free (ODF) as part of its cleanliness activities.

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Speech needs action

t was a crystal clear warning by prime minister Narendra Modi against the gau rakshaks who have been taking law into their own hands –beating and even causing fatal injury on those transporting cows, or those who deal in cow skins (that earn huge export revenue for India). Modi’s warning was well taken throughout India and while speaking against it, he proved it once again (as in umpteen number of times) that he is indeed a superb orator but one who puts a dash of well choreographed emotional display for effect. The prime minister’s speech came against the back drop of the brutal assault on seven Dalits (who high caste Hindus consider as untouchables) in his home state of Gujarat on July 18. After beating the Dalits, the cow protectors paraded four of them, who are brothers, and beat them all the way to Una town police station. Their crime? They were caught with some cow skins never mind the fact that the victims were just carrying on their legitimate business of skinning dead cows. As video grab of the assault hit national television channels, the national shame took the form of debate over the reasons and less about putting all self-styled enforcers donning the cloak of protectors and defenders of their religious beliefs, behind bars. The prime minister’s speech may have stirred the hearts of many as much as it failing to convince many critics since it was seen as a means to assuage the Dalits. The Dalits have a sizeable vote in UP where election is due in 2017 and it was perhaps politically expedient to send the right message to Dalits who are largely expected to vote for Mayawati’s BSP. However it would be also wrong to doubt the sincerity of the prime minister when he repeated twice in urging “gau rakshaks” not to attack Dalits and slammed them for their lack of real love for the cow. The prime minister took an emotional run at the incidents when he said it would be better to shoot him than the Dalits – a line which was reminiscent of Mahatma Gandhi who said he would rather the cow be killed than a human being in the name of the cow. Ruling party members, including legislators, who attracted condemnation for speaking or participating to reaffirm HIndutva ideals, were described as fringe elements. This raises a curious situation of the BJP having a fringe that is so central and large in size that it overshadows the party and government repeatedly. Modi’s speech would have done much to remind and promote Gandhi’s ideals had he responded when a Muslim in Dadri was lynched in Bisara village UP last year. There were also incidents where two Muslim men were forced to eat cow dung for transporting beef in Haryana, which is ruled by the BJP. The same year, a Muslim was beaten to death and four others injured when they were accused of alleged cow smuggling by a group of self-proclaimed cow protectors. Hopefully the home ministry would pass strict orders to all states to protect Dalits and throw the book at those cow protectors who take the law into their own hands. The issue of Dalit atrocities is not new and perhaps will not end overnight but Modi’s speech is one step forward and more steps are needed.

DailyDevotion Prayer in the Father’s Hearing Jesus lifted up His eyes and said, “Father, I thank You that You have heard Me.” —John 11:41 When the Son of God prays, He is mindful and consciously aware of only His Father. God always hears the prayers of His Son, and if the Son of God has been formed in me (see Galatians 4:19) the Father will always hear my prayers. But I must see to it that the Son of God is exhibited in my human flesh. “…your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit…” (1 Corinthians 6:19), that is, your body is the Bethlehem of God’s Son. Is the Son of God being given His opportunity to work in me? Is the direct simplicity of His life being worked out in me exactly as it was worked out in His life while here on earth? When I come into contact with the everyday occurrences of life as an ordinary human being, is the prayer of God’s eternal Son to His Father being prayed in me? Jesus says, “In that day you will ask in My name…” (John 16:26). What day does He mean? He is referring to the day when the Holy Spirit has come to me and made me one with my Lord. Is the Lord Jesus Christ being abundantly satisfied by your life, or are you exhibiting a walk of spiritual pride before Him? Never let your common sense become so prominent and forceful that it pushes the Son of God to one side. Common sense is a gift that God gave to our human nature— but common sense is not the gift of His Son. Supernatural sense is the gift of His Son, and we should never put our common sense on the throne. The Son always recognizes and identifies with the Father, but common sense has never yet done so and never will. Our ordinary abilities will never worship God unless they are transformed by the indwelling Son of God. We must make sure that our human flesh is kept in perfect submission to Him, allowing Him to work through it moment by moment. Are we living at such a level of human dependence upon Jesus Christ that His life is being exhibited moment by moment in us?

Quotes The purpose of life is not to be happy — but to matter, to be productive, to be useful, to have it make some difference that you have lived at all.

~ Leo Rosten

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Post-mortem

A specter haunts Nagaland

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ifteen minutes of Assembly session! A master stroke or an act of stupidity and naivety? Guess we’ll leave that to our own imaginations! However, there is no denying the fact that there could be no ultimate mockery than that (Yes, not the first time). All problems and issues of importance have been brushed at once under the carpet. Such impunity and arrogance on the part of the Nagaland state legislators. No one to answer to, nothing to be held accountable for. Ah! Talk about life’s many blessings! It’s a one way street for all of them. For want of words (and also because I ain’t got much of a choice either..unfortunately) , allow me the unnecessary honor of addressing them as ‘our leaders’. Our leaders are of the most incapable breed and stock of all there is. They are nothing less than the feudal lords of Medieval Europe and zamindars of preindependence India. All they do and yearn for is exploit the masses-day and night. This is what they live forfatten themselves and their families. They go to sleep every night devising new means of extracting money and wake up in the morning with a solution to it. So, in between all these, how do you ever think or possibly imagine that there will be any sort of development and progress in our beautiful little cursed land? Anyway, the less said about them, the better. So, let me abruptly stop here. All roads lead to Rome and all problems in Nagaland lead to one source-the public. You see, we are what is wrong with our Naga society. We have allowed our leaders to exploit us. Everything they are today is all because of us. The

only way to stop such practices is to do the reverse of what we have been doing to them. Basically, there is a need to reform ourselves. We can’t go on building bridges and burning them down at the same time. There has to be a start somewhere. What better time than now? The idea is to stop selling your precious vote to the highest bidder. Your vote could be up for grabs but not for sale. If only you realized what your single (and precious) vote could do! You have every power and right in the world to determine your fate with your vote. Ah! The beauty of democracy indeed! If you want good roads, good universities, good colleges and a good transport system, start utilizing your right to vote. Don’t even think of selling it. The moment you sell it, your future is compromised. Your right to vote is your right to life-a life of dignity and self-respect. No force on earth can stop you from voting. And also, please don’t sell your precious vote to the candidate who showers you with unlimited MC Rum and pork. The fate of Nagaland will be determined by our votes, by us-the common man. Whether the future looks rosy or bleak, it all depends on us. They come to us with promises of jobs and money but that is simply not the way of getting things done. If you so care for our future generation, start doing the right thing. If we continue to be rotten to the core, soon there will be nothing left of us and Nagaland. Our land will be exploited by outsiders and we will be slaves on our own land. Seems farfetched? Didn’t think so either! Let us stop this madness together. For, change is the only thing in this world that is constant. Step by step, things can

Dept of HE clarifies on post matric scholarship

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he full text of the press release issued by the Directorate of Higher Education, Nagaland on the issue of full fee re-imbursement under the terms of the Centrally Sponsored Scheme - Post Matric Scholarship as claimed by certain section of Naga students studying at Mewar University, Chittogarh: Rajasthan is as follows: “The Department of Higher Education would like to clarify the misconception on the recent issue that has been published in the Local Newspapers dated, the 23th july 2016 with regard to full fee reimbursement under PMS-ST Students. It is to be mentioned that: 1. The ENSF (Dimapur Unit) had signed MOU with private College and University like DJ College, Delhi and Mewar University, Rajasthan which was purely a private affair or business between the two groups. The Department of Higher Education came to know only when problem surfaced between the two Groups due to non reimbursement of fees in full. 2. The two Signatory groups blames the implementing Government department for non-release of full fee reimbursement to the students who were sent by the ENSF (Dimapur Unit) on their own arrangement following their MOU with the Institution/ University mentioned in Point No.l, while the Government has released scholarship to those students as per the existing rates that is common to all the students except those that comes under PRO-RATA. 3. It is to be mentioned that, students sent by any department through departmental exam, the concerned department is responsible to bear the PRO-RATA which covers all the other expenses of the students besides the maintenance fee and the obligatory fee. However, under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme of PMS (ST) the implementing Department strictly adhere to the rate of fees fixed by the

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State Government. Therefore, the Department cannot give full reimbursement of fees not only to students of Mewar University but also to the students studying in other Colleges and Universities. 4. The present funding pattern is such that; the Central share is 90% funded by the Government of India and the State share is 10% funded by State Government. Therefore, the decision to fix the rate of fees totally depends upon the State Government. 5. It is also confirmed from the other neighbouring North-Eastern States that, such similar cases were also there in their respective State but unless the students were being sent by the Govt, department or through the State Government initiative, the students are not being paid full reimbursement. 6. It is also to be mentioned that the State Government had already constituted a committee headed by the Chief Secretary as the Chairman and discussed the matter relating to reviewing of Scholarship rate paid to the students under obligatory fees. The Committee had already agreed to enhance the obligatory fee component. The Department is waiting for the issue of the order. 7. Lastly, the Department of Higher Education would like to clearly clarify that in the recent meeting cum workshop held at Delhi on 29th July 2016, organised by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, the representatives of Nagaland during the discussion hour raised this very issue and it is confirmed in the presence of Joint Secretary and Director, Ministry of Tribal Affairs that under PMS-ST Scheme, Students cannot claim for full reimbursement of fees but only as per the rate fixed by the State. The Ministry also instructed the concerned Department to send all complaint related matters to the Ministry through proper flannel for further necessary action.” (Issued through DIPR)

change for the better. Let us not be on the wrong side of history where our future generation condemns us to the depths of hell. Let us be the change that we desperately want to see. There is no shortcut out of this misery that we are suffering from currently. The NBCC can do all it wants but change can never be forced upon. It must be realized by us on our own. For all we know, the general attitude of the Naga public toward the NBCC is that of skepticism and cynicism. The NBCC has failed to live up to its name and reputation and naturally, people are upset and feel let down. Most Nagas want to know the stand of the NBCC on taxation by the NPGs on the Naga public that is so crippling our homes and the economy. So far, nothing concrete but then again, nothing surprising. But, enough of NBCC! As mentioned earlier, Nagaland needs change and ever so desperately. Change-where we are more responsible, our representatives are more accountable and where we have a transparent system in order for our society to have an all-round development and progress. Yes! This is indeed possible and it has to come from us. We need to do it for ourselves; to secure our present and future, to secure our land and our future generation. Rise up, for we have nothing to lose but only the chains of bondage! For all the sacrifices that we make-big or small-our future generation will look back on us with appreciation and might even probably say,” We are what we are, because of who they were”. Long Live Nagaland! I Longkumer

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Response to Rengma Hoho

he Hovukhu Village is compelled to respond to the fallacious allegations hurled at us by the President and General Secretary of Rengma Hoho through local dailies dated August 4, 2016 (Morung Express) and August 6, 2015 (Nagaland Post) under the captions “Foot Hill Road: Rengma Hoho seeks Sumi Hoho’s intervention” and “Foot hill road issue: Rengma Hoho appeals to Sumi Hoho” respectively. Accusing Hovukhu village of derailing the Nagaland Foothill Road Project by Rengma Hoho is rather amusing. In spite of this slander, the Hovukhu village is not interested in mud-slinging but has rather taken this opportunity to make known to the people of Nagaland the steps taken by Hovukhu village for the benefit of the Nagas as a whole. Every Naga knows that the purpose of constructing the Foothill Road is not only to open up huge economic avenues and appropriate road connectivity especially to travelers to the seven districts of Nagaland but also to avoid the inconveniences caused to the people of Nagaland during bandhs and strikes in Assam. Another significant reason for constructing the Foothill Road is due to the lack of appropriate road connectivity that compels Nagas to travel via Assam where they are harassed by Assam Police. Further, the purpose of this road is to keep away from the inter-state permit given at high rates, multiplicity of check posts and octroi duties levied (in Assam and in dispute area manned by Assam Police) that have hindered the road transporters of Nagaland. The Foothill Road is deeply significant for Nagas yet a selfish move by Rengma Hoho is putting the Naga people at risk thus diverting from the main motive of the project jointly

Representation to state mission director RMSA

(Representation for recall/revocation of the Order NO. NLD/ RMSA/IEDSS/SET/2015 16(PT), dated 24.06.2016, terminating the services of the Special Education Teachers (SET) with retrospective effect.) Sir, The undersigned, on behalf of the 360 Special Education Teachers (SET), beg to state on the subject cited above as follows: 1. That the orders by which we have been appointed very clearly lays down the terms and conditions of our appointment and the terms and condition No. 1 of the order provides that “the period of this Special Education Teacher will be Co-Terminus as in the case of any Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS) appointment.” This, without any doubt, means so long as the CSS continues our services also shall continue and our services shall be liable to termination only when the CSS comes to an end. 2. That the “Preliminary Findings of Task Force on IEDSS 2013-14” (copy enclosed) in paragraph 5 of the Summary of Findings states in detail the reasons, manner and nature of our appointment which needs no further elaboration. The paragraph 5 is reproduced as follows: “5. The fresh teachers were appointed directly as per the terms and conditions laid down by the Government vide No.DSE/IEDSS/42/2012 dated Nil.OCT.2012 (Annexure-D). In the absence of qualified teachers as prescribed by the Rehabilitation Council of India, the 391 teachers appointed under IEDSS are paid a fixed remuneration of Rs. 8500/- pm. It may also be pertinent to state that the State Government has apprised the MHRD about the dearth of qualified teachers and in this regard Secretary (School Education & Literacy) Ministry of Human Resource Development suggested for training of such teachers through distance learning mode, this has been recorded in the Minutes of the meeting of project Monitoring & Evaluation Group (PM&EG) held on 9th Jan, 2012 (Annexure –E).”

3. That the “Minutes of the Meeting of the Committee Headed by the Chief Secretary to Examine the Report of the Task Force Held on 28th July 2014 at 1230 Hrs in the Conference Hall of the Chief Secretary” (copy) also contains the following findings in respect of the SETs: “(b) Appointment of teachers. Regarding appointment of 1438 in-service teachers, the Principal Director informed that they had not been identified yet and that the figures were only estimates. As regards the freshly appointed 391 teachers, he informed that they did not possess the requisite qualifications, because of which they were being paid Rs. 8,500/- and not Rs. 23,230/- as prescribed by MHRD. It was informed that they would be eligible for payment of the higher amount on completion of the training prescribed by the Rehabilitation Council of India. (d) Requirement to acquire appropriate degrees. It was informed that MHRD had advised the School Education Department to have the 391 teachers trained through distance education mode. However, it was the general view of the members that distance education was not easy, and for a programme relating to the disabled, may not also be appropriate. The Chairman of the Task Force was accordingly advised to explore other options available before proceeding.” 4. That further, the “Report of the Committee Constituted to Examine Matters Relating to Implementation of the Scheme of ‘Inclusive Education for the Disabled at Secondary Stage (IEDSS) in the State of Nagaland” (copy enclosed) contains detailed consideration of the issues involving the IEDSS programme and recommendations have been made. In the report, it is to be found, among others, that the SETs have been appointed on condition that their appointment shall be co-terminus with the project. 5. That it is pertinent to state herein that from 12th to 15th September, 2013, a “Training on Inclusive Education

for Teachers under IEDSS” was conducted for the SETs by the Directorate of School Education and all the teachers attended the programme. At the conclusion of the programme, the teachers were informed that they would be sent for training in batches to undertake the Foundation Course on Special Education at the expense of Department. Thereafter, the list of teachers to be sent for the training was also prepared, but for reasons known only to the Department, no teacher was sent to undergo the Training. 6. That finally, sometime in the beginning of 2016, we have all been informed orally by Mr. Wobenthung Lotha, the Deputy Mission Director, i/c IEDSS, to undertake the prescribed training at our own expenses and to submit to him the report on the taking of admission to the training course. As directed, we have started the process of admission to the training course. Here it is pertinent to mention that there are no institutions in Nagaland imparting the training in Special Education. So far as our knowledge is concerned, there are few institutions in Guwahati and Shillong where the course is imparted. Therefore, all of us teachers had to approach these institutions for admission, but because of the limited number of seats in the institutions only about 80 to 90 of us who were first to approach the institutions have been able to get admitted and the rest are awaiting their turn. The receipt of admission and authentication letter from the concerned institutions have also been submitted to the Deputy Mission Director. 7. That while matter rests thus, by the “Joint Meeting Minutes Held With the State Vigilance Commission, School Education and Finance Department on 11th March 2016 in the Conference Hall of the Chief Secretary Nagaland”, (copy enclosed) it was decided to extend the service of all genuine SET till March 2016 with no further extension of service as none of the SETs are trained. It was also decided to initiate fresh appointment through open advertisement by April, 2016. As such, by the Order NO.NLD/

BJP Zbto on election of new president

propos the news item “BJP ZBTO district elects new president” published on August 8: 1. That in the absence of the officially elected district president Khuvishe Zhimomi and the district team, how did Shikuto took over the charge of district president Zunheboto and from whom? 2. That, he was unconstitutionally appointed as the adhoc president by some state team and not by central directive as claimed by them. 3. That, as per the BJP constitution he does not qualify for the district president

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4. That, when the Nagaland BJP organizational just concluded in November 2015, under the direction and approval of the state and national office respectfully and that all elected members were elected for a term of 3 years i.e. November 2015 to November 2018. Then how did Zunheboto district elect a new district president on August 6? Who was the election officer deputed when the elections are over and the state election office is dissolved till 2018? 5. How and why was

proposed by the ten tribal Hohos. Hovukhu village objected the original alignment of the Foothill Road project in Niuland-Rengmapani sector due to many genuine reasons and this was done in the interest of all the stakeholders. We objected ‘Rengmapani to Old Ralan via Hovukhu’ route opted by the Nagaland Foothill Road Construction Committee (NFRCC) for the following reasons: 1. It will outstretch the road to 17 kilometres. The alignment suggested by Hovukhu village to reach Old Ralan is only 5 kilometres (Hovukhu to Old Ralan). It will lessen 18 kilometres which is a great deal to commuters in many fronts. 2. There is one SSB check post and a CRPF check post (stationed by Assam) in Rengmapani. The route which Rengma Hoho is muttering has to go past these check posts. 3. Whenever there is NagalandAssam dispute/tension, travelers from the seven districts of Nagaland safely commute the road suggested by Hovukhu village as they are harassed and manhandled by Assam Police and CRPF personals while traversing Rengmapani. On April 25, 2016 NFRCC invited Hovukhu village to a meeting and requested for NOC. Accordingly, Hovukhu village gave our assent and generously donated the land that stretches 3 kilometres to construct the segment of the Foothill Road. However, Hovukhu village is now vilified due to its stand to fulfilling the true objective of “Naga peoples Project”, i.e. to benefit all 10 border tribes equally and ensure safety and convenience to the commuters of the Foot Hill Road. Let people be the judge. H Viniho Achumi, Head GB, Hovukhu Village, Niuland Sub Division

the district vice president Vikishe quietly issued suspension notice dated August 6 for his rejoinder that the district executive meeting which was called on August 6 by some unauthorised person was without the knowledge of the district body and therefore null and void. 6. Why the suspension was not put up and discussed during their so-called hand over, take over meeting on August 6 and secretly sends to him which did not follow the rules of suspension if he had to be suspended. 7. That, as per the

press release on August 8 this new team spoke of doing away with misunderstanding amongst party rank and file and about cadre base system then why are they creating misunderstanding among the rank and file of the party workers and where is the cadre base system they talked about? Does it mean removing the senior loyal party workers and the founder of the BJP in the district and taking over by force and violating the party constitution? Khuvishe Zhimomi, president BJP Zbto District

RMSA/IEDSS/SET/2015-16(PT) dated 24.06.2016, our services have been extended upto 31.03.2016 and terminated on expiry of the extension. 8. That it is respectfully stated that the Government of Nagaland is aware that there are no trained teachers available in Nagaland, and because of it, we have been appointed with the knowledge of the MHRD on the condition that we would undergo training subsequent to our appointment. Upon our appointment, we have attended the training on Inclusive Education for Teachers under IEDSS conducted by the Department and have now gained good measure of experience in teaching the Special Students. Further, as per the requirement of our services, we are in the process of undergoing the requisite training. Under such circumstances, it is not only illegal but also malafide on the part of the State to decide to do away with our services with a view to bring in new untrained teachers. Such action is also against the interest of the Special Students, whose right to education is being arbitrarily deprived by the State action of terminating the SETs en masse. 9. That when our appointment is made on the condition that it shall be co-terminus with the IEDSS programme, so long as the programme continues, our services cannot be validly terminated. 10. That the order dated 24.06.2016 being retrospective in operation is utterly illegal and cannot be sustained in any manner. 11. That in any view of the matter, the order terminating our services cannot be sustained. 12. That in the interest of justice, it is urged that the order dated 24.06.2016 be recalled and cancelled. Under the facts and circumstances aforesaid, we respectfully pray that the order dated 24.06.2016 be recalled and cancelled in the interest of justice, for which act of kindness we shall ever remain grateful. SETAN president T. S. Honwang Konyak and general secretary Atoka Sumi

Reader’s Post

National pension scheme/ PRAN subscribers Sir,

The National Pension Scheme/ PRAN subscribers in the state particularly the teacher’s fraternity are in dilemma because till date no amount is credited on our (PRAN) A/C, even though the subscriber’s amount is deducted every month from the respective Treasury office, therefore it is high time the govt. give proper attention for the teacher’s welfare who have subscribed for PRAN such that our future is secured for better tomorrow. Ghukato Awomi, PRAN convenor, Niuland

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Konyak literature board office inaugurated

Parliamentary secretary, Pangteang inaugurating the literature board office.

DIMAPUR: Konyak Literature office building was inaugurated by parliamentary secretary of Sericulture, Home Guard & CD, E.E. Pangteang on July 27. A press note by Konyak Literature Committee secretary, A. Peihwang Wangsa stated that EE Pangteang reminded the gathering that language was a part of maintaining one’s identity and it was necessary to strengthen the literature board in order to stand on its own feet. The releases stated that

9 AR organizes interaction prog

DIMAPUR: 9 Assam Rifles (AR) organized a “Civil – Assam Rifles” interaction with Gaon Burahs (GBs), Village Council Chairman (VCCs) on August 5, at Cheisewema Garrison. The interaction programme was held between Commandant 9 AR and GBs and Chairman of nine villages of Kohima Sub Division to include Tseisema, Tsiesema Basa Zadima, Phekerikrima, Phekerikrima Basa, Tsosonyu, Gwachonlo (New Tsosinyu), Viphama and Pheza. The interaction focused on present security situation, issues of forceful taxation and ways to further enhance cooperation between security forces and villagers. During interaction programme valuable suggestions were brought out to further improve the relationship between both the security forces and general population. Later, the house resolved to stand together to work for long lasting peace and prosperity in the region.

all present expressed concern on the importance of the role of literature board and agreed upon to organize the consultation on promotion of Konyak language in the near future. The dedicatory prayer was offered by the former literature secretary Rev. Y. Chingang while the chairman of the Konyak Literature Board Y. Manshah Konyak proposed vote of thanks. The building was inaugurated in the presence of

minister of Rural Development & REPA C.L. John, DUDA advisor N. Thongwang, parliamentary secretary CAWD, YM Yollow, advisor Bamboo Mission Naiba, deputy commissioner Mon Honji Konyak, president Konyak Union Manlip, executive secretary KBBB Rev. M. Chemyuh, Konyak Language Officer Nyeiang, advisory board members of the Konyak Union, members of the Konyak Literature Board and senior citizens of the Konyak community.

Kohima DLSA organises legal awareness programme DIMAPUR: Kohima District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) organised one-day legal awareness programme for the patients at Kripa Foundation, Kohima with Legal aid counsel V. Ashu Theyo, panel lawyer, Sunjib Rana and lawyer, Neiteo Koza. Speaking on “ Narcotic Drugs Psychotropic Substance (NDPS) Act and Nag aland Liquor Tota l Prohibition(NLTP) Act,“ V. Ashu Theyo said that with the enactment of NLTP Act in Nagaland the buying, selling or consumption of liquor was totally prohibited and breach of the provisions of the Act would invite heavy penalty. As per the NDPS Act, Theyo informed that any person consuming or selling ganja, brown sugar, opium and other prohibited drugs would be liable to maximum punishment of 20 years. He also urged the patients to adopt healthy habits in order to fight the harmful habits. Panel lawyer Sunjib Rana, speaking on “Rights of Prisoners,” stated that anyone, arrested for any offence, has a right to be represented by a lawyer and the arrested person has a right to remain silent after his arrest and 3rd degree punishment was prohibited to be used against the

MCCI on harassment of traders

DIMAPUR: Expressing concern over growing instances of harassment and exploitation of grocers by “abusive individuals on flimsy grounds almost on a daily basis” in Mokokchung over perceived ‘adulteration’ of rice with PDS rice, the Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce and Industries (MCCI) has stated that the ‘perception’ was a gross “misjudgment” of the situation. In a press note, president MCCI, Tsukti Longkumer and general secretary, Limalenden Longkumer, lamented that grocers were being accused, without any evidence, of adulterating rice with “PDS rice” and were often being abused and victimized for no fault of theirs at all. In this regard, MCCI, “being the custodian of preserving traders’ rights,” has warned that while it considers all customers as esteemed guests and was committed to

best serve the people, it shall take its own stand when its rights were being violated or abused. MCCI also cautioned anybody accusing a trader of selling “adulterated rice” without any evidence could be taken to task for slander and defamation. The chamber maintained that natural causes like precipitation and humidity may deteriorate the quality of rice or any product which, however, does not mean that traders were “adulterating” the rice. It also stated that grocers selling rice in Mokokchung town were neither producers nor manufacturers of rice but mere traders buying from dealers and agencies and reselling them to customers. Therefore, packaging and manufacturing defects, if any, should not be misconstrued as “adulterated rice,” MCCI said. Stating that rice buyers were given absolute liberty to

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choose and pick any bag of their choice in any grocery, therefore when a buyer is satisfied with the product of his choice and makes purchase, the transaction ends there. Therefore, MCCI and the grocery traders selling rice have resolved that rice bags once purchased by a buyer after being satisfied with the quality of the product in the first place shall not be accepted back if returned by the buyer under any circumstances whatsoever, it stated. MCCI, while stating that it respect its customers and their rights, warned it will not shy away from safeguarding its rights either. Further, MCCI reminded all concerned that it stands for ethical business practices in the service of the people. As such, any trader found indulging in unethical and illegal business practices prohibited by law shall be dealt with sternly, MCCI warned.

Participants at the legal awareness programme at Kohima.

arrested person. He further said that the arrested person has to be produced before the Judicial Magistrate within 24 hours of his arrest and only then police could pray for remand of the arrested person. Panel lawyer Neiteo Koza spoke on “Laws of Consent, Confidentiality and Discrimination.” Kezo stated that based on the autonomy and bodily integrity every person has a right to determine what should be done to his body.

She said that all medical treatment and surgical procedure involve interference with the body therefore consent was required; consent could be given by any adult and in the case of minors and mentally challenged the parents or guardian can give before any medical treatment or surgical procedure was conducted. She also dwelled on the various aspects of doctorpatient confidentiality, discrimination against patients etc. “A patient suffering from

any ailment has a right to get treatment and no person can be denied employment in the public sectors just because he/she is suffering from HIV/ AIDS and that person living with HIV/AIDS can use a pseudonym before the courts if they do not want to disclose their identity,” she informed. Earlier, the programme was chaired by panel lawyer Temsu Walling while councillor, Kripa Foundation, Kohima, Bange, delivered the welcome address.

GPRN/NSCN crime control cell recovers stolen motorcycle DIMAPUR: Crime control cell GPRN/NSCN has recovered a stolen bike Bajaj Pulsar 180. Color Red. Eng NO. MD2DHDJZZSCH06338. Chasis NO. DJGBSH22853. Office I/O C.C.C C NO.8415029943. Rightful owner can claim with original documents from the said office within 7 days.

BJP Wokha refutes press statement DIMAPUR: BJP Wokha District Unit has refuted the news item “BJP Wokha demand replacement of vice president Nagaland” and termed the statement as “null and void.” In a press note, vice president, BJP Wokha, Yiponthung Ezung, while informing that an emergency meeting was held on August 4 in this regard, claimed the press statement was issued

by an “unauthorised” person and that vice president BJP Nagaland, James Vizo, and Wokha district in-charge has nothing to do with internal affairs of Wokha. In this regard, BJP Wokha has appealed to all media organisations to not entertain statements published by unauthorised person(s). The party further maintained that “all these un-

wanted things” were happening without the consent of the party incumbent district president, L. Meribemo Kinghen, who was appointed on July 25. Meanwhile, BJP Wokha has appealed for refraining from issuing press statements about the internal affairs of the party and stated that any party workers seeking clarification could approach the party office at Wokha.

DDTDWTU informs DIMAPUR: Dimapur District Truck Drivers Welfare Trade Union (DDTDWTU) that it has appointed an ‘election commission” comprising Hukavi Zhimomi as election commissioner, Hekiye H. and Suren (Atobo) as asst. election commissioners for the election of new team of office bearers for the tenure 2016-2019 vide its executive meeting on May 25. Informing this in a press note, the ‘election commission’ has notified all the bonafide members of the Union that the election for the tenure 2016-2019 would be held on August 20 at Union head office, Burma Camp, Dimapur. It stated the election would be held in accordance with the provisions laid down in Article VI of the constitution of DDTDWTU and nomination would open from August 11-13 (2 p.m – 4 p.m). Further, DDTDWTU informed that last date for withdrawal of nomination would be August 15 (up to 4 p.m) and the scrutiny of nomination papers would be done on August 16 and any further information and correspondence in this regard shall be addressed to the election commission.

KCCI supports KVYP demand to KMC

DIMAPUR: Kohima Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) has extended its support to Kohima Village Youth Organisation (KVYO) on its appeal to the Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) in regard to the issue of “Tender Permit” of essential commodities. KCCI in a press note stated that the spirit of free enterprise must be expressed and that healthy competition must prevail in the market so that it would bring about lower prices and better quality products which would ultimately benefit the consumers. KCCI therefore cautions unscrupulous elements that it would leave no stone unturned inorder to promote free and healthy enterprise within its jurisdiction.

Tohanba inaugurates children park ZION HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE was the first school in Yimchunger area. It was set up in 1946. Presently it run upto class 10. He said this children park was constructed in memory of Teka Imti, first SIS in Yimchunger area in the 50’s. He said apart from many areas, human resource development was the most important component to march forward.

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DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary for municipal affairs and economic & statistics R. Tohanba inaugurated Teka Imti Memorial children park at Sangto Christian School, Chessore under Tuensang district on August 8. Tohanba in his address said that Sangto Christian School was a heritage educational institution which

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NAGALAND

Residency Colony, H/No.63, Near Unity College (just two doors away), Dimapur, Nagaland,

(A Central University Established by an Act of Parliament 1989)

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WALK IN INTERVIEW

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UNIVERSITY

Applications are invited for Walk-In-Interview for Guest faculty in Community College, Nagaland University, SET, Dimapur for a period of six months. The interview is scheduled on 18.08.2016 in the office chamber of the Dean, SET, D.C Court Junction, Dimapur - 797112 as per the details mentioned below :- : No. & Sl. No. Subject Qualification Salary Nature of Time Positions ` 1000/- (Rupees one Guest Faculty thousand only) per lecture 1 1 in MBA 11:00 A.M subject to maximum of Temporary Management ` 20,000 per month The candidates are to bring their certificates in original in support of their candidature on the date of interview. The number of positions may very as per approval of Nagaland University H.Q. Lumami. (D.P. CHATURVEDI) DEAN NU-SET, Dimapur DC-1798

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Rengma Baptist Church Kohima Women Department Time: 6:00 am onwards Date : 10th Aug. 2016 Place: 1) Chandmari near Nagaland Govt Printing Press 2) Near Union Baptist Church Super Market 3) Near Co-operative Bank Ltd. High School Junction ALL LOCAL VEGETABLES AND FRUITS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE PRICES. K-2984

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Crossword

Su doku

KAKURO

50 by 40

HINDI TEACHER For Kovid and Ratna at Wokha Town. Apply alongwith original Certificate, Marksheet and Admit Card.

LAND FOR SALE

Prime Residential Land for Sale in Walford, Dimapur Town.

Centrally located from Super Market & Railway Station Area : 100 x 100 sq. ft. Rate : Rs. 1000 per sq. ft. Contact : 8014711947

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No. 8241 Yesterday’s solution No. 8240

No. 2862 Yesterday’s solution No. 2861

No. 1689 Yesterday’s solution No. 1688

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BY INTCW SOCIETY Regd. No H/RS.3935 /2004,Govt of Nagaland

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(Information Center) = Time 10.00 am – 2.00 pm Kohima - Tibetian Market 1st Floor Shop No.18 Phoolbari Mokokchung - Lily Shop below Old Town Hall Dilong Ward Ads sponsored by Sunrise University Rajasthan SINCE 28TH JULY 2016

White Colour (NL) Price : 5 lakhs (Nego) Contact : 8731928272

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SX CRDI 2013 5.50 lakhs (Nego) Ph : 8014902242

APRON STRINGS COOKING CLASS

VERNA FLUDIC

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FOR SALE TATA 1612 Dumper (Tipper) Price : 4.50 lakhs Negotiable Ph : 8974509536

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XUV 500 W8 SPORTS Model : 2015, White Running 14000 KM, NL-Regd Price : 12,50,000/Negotiable Phone : 8974247694

Across 1 Sweet police found in a ditch (4,4) 6 Time to get some sausages (3) 9 Odd bits of brass in bowl (5) 10 Different sort of saviour (7) 11 A group on leave (7) 13 Nobleman meeting youth leader ahead of time (5) 14 First-born of Israel destined for central role? (6) 15 Sweet smell - and something annoying (6) 19 Wrongful acts for children? That’s about right (5) 21 Quandary for dreadful dim male (7) 22 Have faith in cover held back by worker (7) 23 In a labyrinth I found corn (5) 24 Half of Sicily is like this (3) 25 Animal skin to be treated (8) Down 2 Something chewed, filled with brilliant yellow sauce (7) 3 Mafia boss found in river (3) 4 Birds talk wildly to Poles (6) 5 Everlasting variety for Peter and Paul (9) 6 Love affair for one like Othello, we hear (5) 7 Written work from Midwest, for example (5) 8 Burning a baker’s first loaf (6) 12 Sister involved with sad calamities (9) 16 Disney film turning on Italian child (7) 17 Burial places depicted by a poet (6) 18 Redhead almost breaking stick (6) 19 Container, as provided for instruments (5) 20 Surviving custom that’s a bit more licentious (5) 23 A chap from Romania (3)

Add-Midland, Opp. Dimapur Club For more details, contact : 9856092171

HOME TUITION AT DIMAPUR Teacher Available for High School.

Well Experienced in Teaching Maths & Science. Contact : 9402689779

SHOP

FOR SALE

: Bablu : 19 years : Misamo Yanthan : Merapani Foothill

FOR SALE

Pre-owned Carpet for Sale Good Condition. Useful for Big Functions and Weddings.

Call : +918730026059 (9 am to 5 pm only)

TSEMINYU VILLAGE BAPTIST CHURCH BYD Raffle Draw Result 1st Prize : Sl.No. 946 2nd Prize : Sl.No. 730 3rd Prize : Sl.No. 228 Consolation Prizes: 571, 627, 005, 953 K-2976

LOST NOTICE Marksheet for 1st & 2nd Semester (BA 1 & 2) Name : S. Kenlong Konyak F/Name : L. Shanlem Konyak M/Name : L. Mongna Konyak DOB : 04.11.1994 Roll No. AH12380026 Regd No. 12380012 of 2012 Year of Exam : 2012 & 2013 Name of Institute : Wangkhao College Mon. Result : Passed.

LOST NOTICE I, Mr. M. Luingamshang presently residing at Purana Bazar Dimapur h a s l o s t t h e o r i g i n a l Te n d e r documents within the premises of Food Corporation of India, Regional Office, Opp Super Market Dimapur on 09.08.2016. List of Lost documents 1. Firm Regd (M/s M.L Enterprises) TIN No. 14920844134, CST No. 14920814226 2. PAN No. AJSPN8057D.

I, Y. Bulung Pongba, am applying for duplicate copy of Admit Card as I have lost it. Name : Y. Bulung Pongba F/N : Yamlau Konyak M/N : Sangke Konyak DOB : 18/11/1991 Name of exam : HSSLC (Class 12) Year of Exam : 2010 Name of Institution : Godwin Hr. Sec. School, Chumukedima Town Roll No. 1112240 Regd. No. 821532 of 2008 Result : Passed DP-5623

Name Age S/o R/o

: Yanpo Yanthan : 15 years : Nyanthung Yanthan : Merapani Foothill

Finders may kindly contact : +91 09435113557/+91-8132906009

NOTICE

In the Court of Shri Y.Maongkaba Imchen, District & Sessions Judge, Kohima in connection with civil appeal No. 2/2003. To, Shri Neisal Angami, Office Peon, Directorate of Health Service, Nagaland, Kohima Whereas you have been made as respondent/ defendant in Civil appeal No. 02/2003 (Shri Vimetal –versus-Shri Neisal Angami). The Hon’ble Court on 07.07.16 has passed an order allowing the appellant to take substituted notice upon the respondent in local daily fixing 20.08.16 as returnable date, you are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by pleader. Hence, this notice as a final chance. K-2970 GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PFUTSERO : NAGALAND No.Jud-4/SC/2016/189 Dated Pfro, the July 2016 NOTICE Whereas Smti. Neichulo-u Koza, W/o Late D.Solhou Constable, of Khezhakeno village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1025 to draw the service benefit and family pension etc. belonging to Late D. Solhou Koza, Khezhakeno village, who expired on the 23rd March 2016. Therefore, notice is hereby issued inviting any claims and objections from the public pertaining to above mentioned property and to submit the same to the office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner Pfutsero within a period of 30 days from issue of this notice. In the event of this office not receiving any claims and objections within the stipulated time. Succession Certificate will be issued to the applicant as prayed for. K-2928

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Name Age S/o R/o

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Near Thahekhu Tower Point Sq. Ft.10000

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MISSING

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2 mins drive Daily Market for sale@ Naga United Village, Dimapur. Contact : 8974790836 NO BROKERS PLEASE GENUINE BUYERS ONLY

An ISO Cert. Co. Urgently needs 47 serious M/F for Official/Unofficial posts. Qualification - Min 10+ & above, Age - 18-30, Income : Rs. 7500-25500-37500 P.M. with bonus & facilities ! Contact with Bio-Data :

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A Govt. Co. requires 58 M/F for various MGMT. Posts in Nagaland. Qual.:10+ to Graduate, Age - 18 to 30, Income - Rs. 5000 - 10500 & Rs. 25000 - 35500 with incentives & promotions ! Contact with Bio-Data. Zunheboto : 8416012212 Wokha : 8794879269

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2007 (NL) Price : 1.40 (Nego) Contact : 9856126252

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ALTO STD

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at Dimapur

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Commercial Place Road Attachment

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Land with Building at Walford Colony, Dimapur 7 Rooms (60 x 50)

Imported Gowns starting @8000

FOR SALE

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FOR SALE

KATS WEDDING DRESSES

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# 9862945334 7085190017

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Fees Affordable

Contact : 8415983322 9612729738

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A Plot of Land Measuring an Area of 10,000 sq. ft situated at Indisen Village, Dimapur, Nagaland @ 150/- sq. ft (Fixed) (Only For AO'S) # : 8974250050

JOB VACANCY Store Inventory Clerk C o m p u t e r S k i l l Re q u i r e d Contact : 9612509071 Email : naboutlet2@gmail.com DP-5578

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Driving School Kohima

Admission Going On

at 4th Mile, Dimapur

FOR SALE

PARAMEDICAL DMLT, 10+2 (Science), SSUHS Affiliated, Govt. of Assam, NEPEDS, Guwahati. DMLT, Radiology, Pharmacy Assistant (Any stream). BSS, Govt. of India, IPMT, Shillong - 09864171488 / 098640-30796

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FRESH DRIVING INSTITUTE

Near Toluvi Gate 1 Pura Price : 24 lakhs Contact : 9612842027

Eon ERA+ Tip Top Condition 2013 (NL) KM 31600 Contact : 9615398194

LAND FOR SALE LAND FOR SALE Purana Bazar

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For New Learners at

1. Paddy Field - 17 Puras 2. Bum 10 Puras Teak Plantation 1 Pura, Fishery 2 Bighas, Plain 7½ Puras Rs. 3 lakhs Per Pura (Nego) Near Kuhuboto Town 3. Bum above 2 Puras, Main Road Black Top Touch Rs. 80 sq. ft at Vihokhu Village (Nego) Contact : 8259026685

It closed flat at 66.84 per dollar. Foreign capital inflows also boosted the rupee value against the dollar, a forex dealer said. Foreign portfolio investors and foreign institutional investors bought shares worth a net of Rs 144.15 crore today, as per provisional data released by stock exchanges. The BSE Sensex resumed higher at 28,289.22 and firmed up further to 28,289.96 in the early trade. But, it declined to 27,956.77 before ending at 28,085.16, still showing a loss of 97.41 points or 0.35 per cent. The dollar index was trading down by 0.01 per cent against a basket of six currencies in the late afternoon trade.

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ADMISSION OPEN

LAND FOR SALE

Mumbai, Aug 9 (PTI): Dollar selling by banks and exporters towards the close of market helped rupee recover from early losses and settle flat at 66.84 against the US currency. Fag-end dollar selling dollars on the back of partial recovery in equity markets as RBI kept key policy rates unchanged helped the rupee’s recovery, a forex dealer said. The rupee had dropped to 66.98 a dollar on dollar demand from banks and importers ahead of announcement of RBI policy in the morning. The Reserve Bank of India kept its benchmark lending rate viz. the repo rate unchanged at 6.5 per cent after a monetary policy review today. After the policy announcement, the rupee recovered to 66.83 per dollar on fag-end selling of dollars in view of part recovery in the equity market.

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Govt. Licence No. RTA-K/DRV-SCH/2011/01.

other two members from the RBI will be the Governor and the Deputy Governor in charge of monetary policy. “With the formation of the MPC, the Government and the RBI will have completed a fundamental institutional reform, which modernises India’s monetary policy framework and builds a platform for strong and sustainable growth,” Rajan said. Asked what will be his advice to successor against inflation, Rajan said: “I don’t advice my successor”. Moving towards the new regime, the government last week notified 4 per cent inflation target for the next five years, based on which the MPC would take its monetary policy decisions going forward. The move, which provides for a margin of plus or minus 2 per cent in this target

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RUTSA DRIVING SCHOOL KOHIMA

Raghuram Rajan

thus fixing the upper tolerance level at 6 per cent till 2021, is being seen as government putting the seal on outgoing Governor’s inflation-first model of monetary policy. In accordance with a monetary policy framework agreement it had entered into with the Reserve Bank in February last year, government notified consumer price inflation target of 4 per cent for the next five years, with an upper tolerance level of 6 per cent and lower tolerance limit of 2 per cent. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will set interest rates by majority, with a casting vote for the central bank governor in the event of a tie. Out of six members of MPC, three will be from RBI – the Governor, who will be the ex-officio Chairperson, a deputy governor and an executive director.

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Mumbai, Aug 9 (PTI): RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan, who unveiled his last monetary policy before exiting next month, today said a broadbased multi-member panel will decide on the interest rate at the next review on October 4. Rajan, who demits office after completing his 3-year term on September 4, said that half of the six-member monetary policy committee (MPC) are already in place and the government will name its nominees shortly. With the setting of MPC, the interest rate setting powers would move from RBI Governor to the panel. “I think there is some likelihood that the next decision will be made by the MPC rather than an individual. If that is the case, there would be six people sitting together and deciding what the path of interest rates will be. I think, we should expect them to take an independent decision and I am sure they will,” Rajan said. Pressed further as to why he is so hopeful that the next policy would be by the MPC, Rajan said except the selection of three members that the government has to decide on everything is in place. “The process has already started. It is not going to take a long long time to do that,” he said at the customary postpolicy press conference. On the RBI’s side, Rajan said, the Board has selected Michael Patra to be the RBI Board nominee on MPC. The

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, august 10, 2016

Rupee steady at 66.84 vs dollar

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MPC to decide on interest rates in Oct 4 policy: Rajan

business

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8

Regd No. 1314/16

SANGMAI C. IMLONG Additional Deputy Commissioner, Pfutsero

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 04.08.16

I, Shri. Sanjib Roy son of Late Ranjit Roy @ Khokan Roy, resident of House No. 372, Deliezhu Colony, Kuda Village in the State of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows :1. That, I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India by birth and a resident of the above mention address. 2. That, in some of my documents including my Birth Certificate and School class 10th Admit Card my father's name is written as Khokan Roy and in some of my other documents including my Aadhaar, PAN, Gas connection, Voter Identity Card my father's name is written as Ranjit Roy. 3. That, Khokan Roy and Ranjit Roy are the name of the one and the same person. 4. That, wherever any of the either name appears it should be read/accepted as the name of one and the same person and make commission/omission/ acceptance of my father's name aforesaid.

VERIFICATION

I verify the contents hereof from paras 1 to 4 which are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and without concealing any facts hereunto putting my hand on this 4th day of August' 2016. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me on this 4th day of August ' 2016. Notary Public Dimapur : Nagaland DP-5628 Regd No. 2180/2016

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 09.08.2016

I, Shri. Kethokhrielie Khro, S/o. Dolhouto Khro, Resident of Seithekema Old Village, BOP-Patkai Christian College, Chumukedima-797103, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That, my correct official name is "Kethokhrielie Khro", which is entered and recorded in my academic certificate and records. 3. That, my name is inadvertently entered and recorded as "Kethokhrielie" in my service records and as "Kethokhrielie Angami" in my pay slip and other documents. 4. That, "Kethokhrielie Khro", "Kethokhrielie" and "Kethokhrielie Angami" are the names of one and the same person, i.e., my name only. 5. That, I have sworn this affidavit to declare my correct official name as "Kethokhrielie Khro" and shall use the same in all my future correspondences and records and further to rectify my service records accordingly. 6. That, the statements made above from para 1 to 5 of this affidavit is made by me which is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing is concealed thereon. And I have signed this affidavit on this 09th day of August 2016 at Dimapur, Nagaland. DEPONENT Sworn before me by the Deponent Notary Public DP-5632

Nagasaki marks atomic bombing anniv Turkey warns US against

protecting Fethullah Gulen

People pray for atomic bombing victims on the 71st anniversary of the Nagasaki bombing, in front of the monument at the Peace Memorial Park in Nagasaki. sitting US president. “Knowing the facts becomes the starting point for thinking about a future free of nuclear weapons,” Taue said, calling on other world leaders to visit his city. Local officials and those who survived the bombing called for strict adherence to Japan’s post-war tradition of pacifism and were critical of

Nepal eager to have trilateral ties with India, China

OFFICE OF THE

DIMAPUR SUNGRATSU SENSO TELONGJEM DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND

F E L I C I TA T E S

scintilla” of proof to support its claim. Bozdag asked rhetorically how the United States would react if a person responsible for violence in their country was being hosted by Turkey. “What if there was an attempted assassination of (President Barack) Obama while he was on holiday with his wife and children, if the White House was bombed, if tanks were driven over people, if soldiers shot at people from helicopters and the terrorist head responsible for all this was in Turkey?”

Islamabad/Quetta, Aug 9 (PTI): Lawyers in Pakistan today boycotted courts and staged countrywide protests against the killing of their colleagues as a shocked nation mourned the death of 74 people in a horrific suicide bombing at a hospital in restive Balochistan province. The national flag flew at half-mast as the government announced a national mourning. The Baluchistan government also announced a three-day mourning for those killed or injured and educational institutions remained closed in the province. Anwar ul Haq Kakar, a provincial spokesman, said, “Our resolve is strong to fight terrorism and terrorists and the government is clear such cowardly attacks will not stop us from continuing the operation against militants in the province.” A suicide bomber yesterday struck 200 lawyers who had gathered outside the emergency ward of civil hospital in Quetta after a senior lawyer was shot dead, killing at least 70 people, including 40 lawyers. The attack also left close to 115 people injured. Four more persons injured in the blast succumbed to the injuries today. Taliban’s Jamaatul Ahrar faction and Islamic State extremists claimed responsibility for the attack.

FELICITATION

The Aqhahuto Area Church Leaders Fellowship is immensely pleased to honour and congratulate Mr. Kiyelu T. Yeptho, son of Rev. Tovishe Yeptho, Pastor, Daniel Baptist Church & Mrs. Toholi T. Yeptho for securing 1st Rank among Inspector of Industry/ Extension Officer under Industries & Commerce Deptt through NPSC examination, 2016. The AACLF further wish and bless him more success ahead. President, AACLF Hetovi Awomi Pastor, Pimla. B.C

Secretary, AACLF Shikaho Kiba, Pastor SBC., Doyapur

The Dimapur Süngratsü Senso Telongjem, Students' Union, OFFICE OF THE Tetsür Telongjem and Dimapur Süngratsü Fellowship would like to BENDANGLEN ALIR CHUCHUYIMLANG SENSO UNION H.Q. Dimapur - 797112 : Nagaland extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Imnasenla Walling, INFORMATION D/o Lt. Imkongtemsü Walling on her selection to the post of JDA Bendanglen Alir Chuchuyimlang Senso Union (Junior Divisional Accountant) through NPSC Exam 2016. (BACSU) Executive Membertem rongdak nungdak The Senso wishes her the best in all her future endeavours.

I AMONGBA AIER President Dimapur Süngratsü Senso Telongjem

R SOSANG LEMTOR General Secretary Dimapur Süngratsü Senso Telongjem

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

NO.DTE/MIN/3/2011(Vol-IV)

NOTIFICATION

Dt. Kohima the 9 Aug. 2016 th

1. Students pursuing Technical /Professional Courses for the session 2016-17 (Both Fresh and Renewal) through competitive examination or with minimum of 50% or equivalent grade at Higher Secondary/Graduate level are invited to apply online for Merit-cum-Means Based Scholarship from the National Scholarship Portal www.scholarships.gov.in. 2. Students pursuing courses other than Technical/Professional courses for the session 2016-17 (Both Fresh and Renewal) with minimum of 50% or equivalent grade at previous course level are invited to apply online for Post-Matric Scholarship under Ministry of Minority Affairs from the National Scholarship Portal www.scholarships.gov.in Terms & Conditions a. Adhaar Number is made mandatory from the year 2016-17 by the Ministry b. Last date of registration for Fresh & Renewal is 31st October, 2016 c. Parental Annual income of less than Rs. 2.50 Lakhs for serial No. 1 and Rs.2.00 Lakhs for serial no. 2 from all source. Note: For any queries related to the scheme, one may access the FAQs section of the website or contact Program Officer Er. Unoto Kinimi @ minoritynagaland@gmail.com Er. Arjun Singh Director DC-1793

Issued by DIPR

jembitsu alinung tang aruya-a aliba Honibar anogo 13th August ‘2016 11:00 a.m. shidak nungi asen union Treasurer Shri. M. Tsukjem Pongen-er kidang, Lingrijan Colony Dimapur nung meeting alitsu osang sangdonger. Anungji institution ajak nungi medema arua adentsu mepeshir. Aser institution shirnokisa saru magutsui ali, iba meetingi arudang bener arutsu mepeshia metetdaktsur. Osang kaket ajanga sangdongba dak alaka institution shinga dangia osang balaka meyoktettsu. (DR. L. TEMSU JAMIR) President

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Kathmandu, Aug 9 (PTI): Nepal wants to develop trilateral relations with its two big neighbours - India and China, the country’s new Prime Minister Prachanda said today. Prime Minister and CPN-Maoist Centre chairman Prachanda, during a meeting with delegates from China Institute of Contemporary Relations at the Prime Minister’s official residence here told them that he was “keen to welcome the Chinese President Xi Jinping,” who is expected to visit Nepal in a couple of months. “Nepal wants to develop a reliable and long lasting friendship with the northern neighbour,” Prachanda said, adding “he wants to develop trilateral relations with the two big neighbours India and China”. The delegates from the state-run Chinese think-tank told Prachanda that “China wanted to establish a constructive and sustainable relations with Nepal,” according to a statement issued by the Prime Minister’s office. They also expressed desire to exchange experience and knowledge regarding the post-earthquake construction, to extend cooperation and to help Nepal in mega projects. The delegation also asked the Government of Nepal to build infrastructure to bring in more Chinese tourists in Nepal, the statement said. The 61-year-old Prachanda was elected Prime Minister on Wednesday for the second time after his brief stint with premiership came to an end in 2009.

the Japanese government. “The government of Japan, while advocating nuclear weapons abolition, still relies on nuclear deterrence,” the mayor said, calling it a “contradictory state of affairs”. Toyokazu Ihara, 80, who survived the Nagasaki bombing, used his address to call for abolition of nuclear weapons and world peace.

Ankara, Aug 9 (AFP): Turkey warned the US today not to sacrifice bilateral ties over Pennsylvania-based preacher Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara blames for the July 15 failed coup and wants to see extradited to face trial. “If the US does not deliver (Gulen), they will sacrifice relations with Turkey for the sake of a terrorist,” Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag told reporters during a televised briefing in the capital Ankara. Turkey has repeatedly pressed Washington to extradite the 75-year-old cleric to face trial over the attempted putsch, which saw a rogue military faction try to oust President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Gulen strongly denies Ankara’s accusations and his lawyer last Friday said Turkey had failed to provide “a

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Tokyo, Aug 9 (AFP): The Japanese city of Nagasaki today marked 71 years since its destruction by a US atomic bomb, with its mayor lauding a visit by US President Barack Obama to Hiroshima earlier this year. A bell tolled as thousands of people, including ageing survivors and relatives of victims, observed a minute’s silence at 11:02 am (0732 IST), the exact moment of the blast. Some 74,000 people died in the initial explosion, while thousands of others perished months or years later from radiation sickness. The attack came three days after the US dropped the first ever atomic bomb on Hiroshima, which ultimately killed 140,000 people. Nagasaki Mayor Tomihisa Taue lauded Obama’s landmark May visit to Hiroshima -- the first ever by a

Pakistani lawyers boycott courts after Quetta suicide blast, protests spark across the nation. Pakistan Bar Council in a statement said, “Lawyers throughout the country will boycott court proceedings in protest against the killing of lawyers in Quetta yesterday.” The lawyers boycotted all courts in the country while observing mourning for their colleagues. They held demonstrations in major cities including Islamabad, Karachi and Quetta wearing black arm bands and chanted slogans against terrorism. In Quetta, all businesses were closed to mourn the victims. Two photo journalists were among those killed and media organisations strongly protested the killings and demanded protection for journalists. Local police said that most of the victims were buried yesterday while dead bodies of those belonged to far flung areas were sent to their homes to be buried at their native places. T h e Pa k i s t a n A r my spokesman said in a tweet that the attack was “specially target-

LOTISA MAPULU UNION DIMAPUR

With immense joy and pride, the LMUD would like to extend our hearty congratulations to Mr. Inolu K. Yeputhomi, S/o Mr. Khutoi Yeputhomi for getting selected in the recently declared NSEE-II 2016 for undergoing studies in MBBS. The Union wishes him success in his future endeavours. Avito Ayemi President

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The Eastern Sumi Hoho (ESH) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following persons for their achievement in various posts in the recently declared NPSC Exam result. 1. Mr. Vitoka Yeputhomi, EAC, S/o Hokheyi Yeputhomi of Yangzitong ‘B’ Village 2. Mr. Nikiye Yeputhomi, Secretariat Assistant, S/o Zhetovi Yeputhomi of Nitoi Village. 3. Mr. Boska Yeputhomi, Inspector of Taxes, S/o Kughazhe Yeputhomi of Nitoi Village. The Hoho wishes them good health and success in their future endeavour. Kahuvi Sumi President, ESH

Dated, Cmd the 8th Aug' 2016.

NO. : 338 NAME : DHARMENDAR SINGH RANK : NCE S/O : JAIKARAN SINGH VILLAGE : KHOTHA P.O : TURKDIHA P/S : AHIRAULI DIST : KUSHINAGAR STATE : UTTAR PRADESH Sub : LAST AND FINAL CALLING NOTICE Whereas you have been found absent from duty with effect from 13/06/2016 till date. And whereas 3 (three) calling notices has been served to you vide this office order No. 1. No. 1NAP/Estt-96(A)/2016-17/425 Dt, Cmd, the 28/06/2016. 2. No. 1NAP/Estt-96(A)/2016-17/493 Dt, Cmd, the 11/07/2016 3. No. 1NAP/Esstt-96(A)/2016-17/555 Dt, Cmd, the 22/07/2016. Whereas it is notified that the last opportunity is given to you to report back to undersigned within 15 (Fifteen) days from the date of publication of this final calling notice, failing which departmental action will be initiated against your ex-parte. Commandant 1st NAP Battalion Chumukedima, Nagaland DC-1791

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The Hoshepu Range Union Dimapur would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Ninoto I Zhimomi son of Mr. & Mrs. Ikuto Zhimomi, Jt. Director Agriculture Nagaland of Khekiye Village on being selected to the post of Deputy Superintendant of Police, Rank 1 st in the recently declared NPSC exam results. We further wish and pray that Almighty God guide and grant him more success in his future endeavours (K. Akashe Zhimomi) Chairman, HRUD

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ing China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), an ambitious USD 46 billion project to build a corridor that will also pass through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Baluchistan Home Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti said there were indications that foreign elements were behind the suicide attack. “Our province has been targetted by foreign elements who want to subvert the CPEC and cause law and order situation in Balochistan,” he said. The Balochistan police asked the provincial government to constitute a Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to probe the attack. It would comprise experts from civil and military departments. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif chaired a high-level security meeting in Quetta yesterday and ordered all state security institutions to respond with full might to eliminate terrorists. “Terrorists are using innovating measures by hitting soft targets and one must respond in an advanced coordinated way,” he said.

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knowledge about and belief in the US laws and US institutions, including religious tolerance, freedom of the press and an independent judiciary. “He lacks self-control and acts impetuously. He cannot tolerate personal criticism. He has alarmed our closest allies with his erratic behaviour. All of these are dangerous qualities in an individual who aspires to be President and Commander-in-Chief, with command of the US nuclear arsenal.” Trump hit back at the stinging rejection, calling the group “nothing more than the failed Washington elite looking to hold onto their power” and saying they should be “held accountable” for making the world less safe. He said they were the reason the world is “a mess.” The major setback for Trump was followed by top Republican Senator Susan Collins saying she would not vote for him as he lacks the “temperament” and “judgement”

President. He weakens the US’ moral authority as the leader of the free world,” said the letter which has been signed by individuals who served in senior national security and foreign policy positions in Republican administrations, from Richard Nixon to George W Bush. “We are convinced that in the Oval Office, he would be the most reckless president in American history,” it said. The letter questions his knowledge of and belief in the US Constitution, and says he has “demonstrated repeatedly that he has little understanding” of the country’s “vital national interests, its complex diplomatic challenges, its indispensable alliances and the democratic values’ on which the foreign policy should be based. It further laments that “Mr. Trump has shown no interest in educating himself ”. In its statement issued yesterday, the group said Trump appears to lack basic

Beijing, Aug 9 (PTI):India should avoid “unnecessary entanglement” in the South China Sea dispute during Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to New Delhi to prevent it becoming yet “another factor” to impact bilateral ties, a staterun Chinese daily said today. “India may want to avoid unnecessary entanglement with China over the South China Sea debate during Wang’s visit if the country wishes to create a good atmosphere for economic cooperation, which would include reducing tariffs on made-in-India products exported to China amid the ongoing free trade talk known as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership,” an article in the state-run Global Times said. “India is expected to allow only moderate tariff reduction on made-in-China products under the talks in a bid to preserve its domestic industries. If India wants China to be more generous in terms of tariff reduction, it would be unwise for the country to let its relationship with China deteriorate further at this moment,” it said. The daily said it is puzzling that India is focusing on the South China Sea issue at this moment, a move which it said might risk “unnecessary side effects” to bilateral ties and potentially create obstacles for Indian exporters hoping to increase their presence in China, the world’s second largest importer.

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Washington, Aug 9 (PTI): Fifty top Republican national security experts, including veterans from Nixon to Bush administrations, have come out openly against party nominee Donald Trump, who they say would make “the most reckless president in American history” if elected. The reality TV star “lacks” the required character, values and self-control, said the group as it listed “dangerous qualities” in an individual “who aspires to become President and Commander-inChief, with command of the US nuclear arsenal” that could the country’s safety to risk. “None of us will vote for Donald Trump,” said the group, that includes former homeland security chiefs, intelligence directors, senior presidential advisors and a former US trade representative, in a major blow to the 70-year-old real estate tycoon-turned politician from the party itself. They signed an open letter declaring that the reality TV star “lacks the character, values and experience” to be president and would “weaken the US’ moral authority”. “From a foreign policy perspective, Trump is not qualified to be the President and Commander-in-Chief. Indeed, we are convinced that he would be a dangerous President and would put at risk our country’s national security and well-being. “Most fundamentally, Trump lacks the character, values, and experience to be

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Dated, Kohima, the 8th August, 2016

NOTICE INVITING TENDER

Sealed quotations are hereby invited by the undersigned for supply of uniforms for Drivers of Transport Special Pool, Nagaland Civil Secretariat, Kohima, Nagaland as furnished under. Sl.No Particulars Quantity 1 Safari Shirt 470 Nos. 2 Trousers 470 Nos. 3 Caps 235 Nos. A sum of `1000/- (Rupees one thousand only) as earnest money must be submitted by bank draft pledged in favour of the Commissioner & Secretary, Transport Department. No earnest money will be accepted in cash. Sealed cover containing quotations duly subscribed as "TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF UNIFORMS" alongwith samples of cloth in grey and white colours must be submitted to the undersigned on or before 20/08/2016. Prices quoted should be firm and final, inclusive of all taxes. All taxes/deduction will be made as per Government Rules amended/revised from time to time. The competent Authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids without assigning any reasons. DC-1792

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Led Zeppelin lose fight to recoup legal fees from Stairway trial

Sia to headline Free Abortion Rights concert

“W he judge overseeing Led Zeppelin’s Stairway To Heaven copyright trial has rejected the group’s attempts to recoup almost $800,000 (£620,000) in costs. While the rock legends were found not guilty of plagiarising Spirit’s song Taurus in June, Judge R Gary Klausner said the case was not frivolous. He ruled there was no evidence that the estate of Spirit guitarist Randy Wolfe “harbored nefarious motives”. For that reason, the estate was not obliged to repay the band’s legal fees.

The trust for Wolfe, who was better known as Randy California, claimed Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page and Robert Plant stole the opening riff for 1971’s Stairway to Heaven from Taurus, a short instrumental released three years earlier. But a jury found that Taurus “was not intrinsically similar” to Stairway’s opening. Page and Plant, along with their publishing company Warner/Chappell, sought to recoup $793,000 following the verdict, arguing that their insurance company would not cover the legal fees because the

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Rs 23 lakh on day one, thanks to the word-of-mouth buzz. By the end of its first weekend, the bio-drama rang up nearly Rs 1.25 crore. The rest — The Legend Of Michael Mishra (Rs 50 lakh), Fever (Rs 75 lakh) and Hai Apna Dil Toh Awara (figures unavailable) — failed to excite the audience. Hollywood release Suicide Squad starring Will Smith and Margot Robbie collected Rs 9.75 crore. Trade expert Amod Meh-

ra says, “The problem with small budget films is that they seldom manage to create awareness due to budget constraints. So, even if critics praise a film, the audience shies away from it since they are not even aware that it has released — like the sincerely made Budhia Singh - Born to Run. It earned positive reviews, but the collections were not good enough for it to be declared ‘safe’. The other three releases were plain disasters.”

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hinedown’s Brent Smith says they try to focus on their fans 100%. The singer says making fans their main priority reminds them to stay positive in an uncertain music industry. When asked if anything still surprises him after more than 20 years as a musician, Smith tells Full Metal Jackie: “I’ve got to be honest with you, there’s not a lot that surprises me anymore. I don’t really take the calls anymore where somebody gets on the phone with me and says, ‘Are you sitting down?’ It’s not necessary for me anymore. “There’s always twists and turns, and you’ve got to learn how to be as positive as you can be, because the industry can be really, really negative. But I always think about it from the fact of the matter that I’m still the 15year-old kid in the middle of the audience looking up at the artist that I’m watching, and I’m still just enamoured by that. “That’s what we really

try to do day in and day out – make sure that the audience is 100% taken care of at all times.” Singer and guitarist Zach Myers also said last month that honesty and writing about personal experiences is the key to Shinedown’s success. He said: “It’s that raw honesty that connects me to music. So, when we make music, we’re going to write about what we’ve experienced or gone through. “We’re not going to go, ‘Oh, this is on TV’ – we’ve never been able to write about

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Miss. Dziesengunuo Mere Miss Vituozonuo Keditsu (Angunuo) (Azonuo) With thanksgiving and praises to the Almighty God above, we the Northern Angami Mereyiemiako Krotho has a tremendous delightfulness towards the successful achievements of Miss. Dziesengunuo Mere (Angunuo) and Miss Vituozonuo Keditsu (Azonuo) for the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) and Station Superintendent (NST) respectively in the recently declared NPSC results. We also acknowledge the parental care and efforts of Shri. Pratsolie Mere & Mrs. Vegwele Mere and Shri. Thekielie Keditsu & Mrs. Neituonuo Keditsu. Your achievement is a pride to our krotho and may you continue to excel. We wish them a bright future and God’s protection throughout their careers and in all future endeavours. Thepfurüya Merekesiyie Vice President Northern Angami Mere Yiemiako

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egastar Amitabh Bachchan today said he wishes that the country gets rid of offences like rape. “I want India to be free of rape (cases),” Bachchan told reporters here when asked about his wish for the Independence Day. The 73-year-old actor was speaking at the trailer launch of his upcoming film “ Pink”, in which he plays the role of a lawyer. When asked if he thinks laws are outdated in India and that we need to rework on it, Bachchan said, “Never ever entertain that thought in your mind.” “Our laws are efficient and so is our law enforcement agency,” he said.

copyright claim was so old. Their lawyers argued that the case was an attempt to “shake down” the group. The judge acknowledged that the band had succeeded at trial and had shown a right to compensation - but in the end it was up to his discretion, and he sided with Wolfe’s trustee. Wolfe died in 1997. Meanwhile, the lawyer for his estate has promised to appeal the original decision. “The lawsuit was objectively reasonable, and we are confident that any appeal will be successful,” Francis Malofiy told Rolling Stone.

inclusive group that I’m proud to be a part of this,” Sia said in a statement (via Billboard). “We all need to stand together and be a part of creating the future we hope to see. There is so much support out there for an inclusive, equitable society that it’s time we showed our collective power.” Visit the All Access site to enter for free tickets to the Cleveland event. The organization will host similar concerts in cities on September 10th in Miami, Chicago, Atlanta and Philadelphia, as well as satellite events in over 30 cities nationwide. The lineups for those other concerts will be announced later in this summer. The All Access Coalition is a partnership between over a dozen organizations including the ACLU, Planned Parenthood, Advocates for You, Center for Reproductive Rights, NARAL, URGE, Sister Song and more.

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e all need to stand together and be a part of creating the future we hope to see,” singer says Sia will perform at the Cleveland concert of a series of 30 free events staged in cities nationwide by abortion awareness group All Access Coalition. Sia will perform at the Cleveland concert of a series of 30 free events staged in cities nationwide by the All Access Coalition, an organization that promotes abortion rights awareness. The “Cheap Thrills” singer will take the stage September 10th at Cleveland, Ohio’s Wolstein Center, with former Daily Show correspondent Jessica Williams and Saturday Night Live star Leslie Jones also on the bill. Sia’s “Cheap Thrills” topped the charts, and it could have been Rih’s victory “All Access is such an

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, August 10, 2016

OFFICE OF THE

PHESAMA VILLAGE COUNCIL Phesama, Dist. Kohima, Nagaland

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The Phesama Village Council, extend our heartiest congratulations to the following candidates of Phesama Village who have successfully achieved in the recent NPSC result declaration.

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The Council further extend its best wishes in their future endeavour and service to the society. (VIMEDO CHUSE) ( METEKHRIEZO KHALE) Chairman, Secretary. Phesama Village Council Phesama Village Council

MEETING RESOLUTION

The Joint Councils comprising of the following colonies viz Oriental, Lotha, Viola, Naga Gaon, Kyong, HMC, Rio, Zeliangrong, K. Sachu, Landmark, Residency, Sewak, Duncan, Midland, PWD & SLA Union under the initiative of Nine Colonies Council held a meeting on 06/08/16 at Lotha Colony Community Hall and resolved to support and co-operate to any extend for positive outcome to ACAUT Nagaland against corruption, exploitation, injustice etc. Specially the current issue of fuel adulteration and demanded the State Govt. and District administration to immediately seal and cancel the permits of the outlets. The joint councils further appeal to Urban Development Deptt. to release the 2nd installment of IN-SITU Scheme without delay in the interest of the public service, since the inspection of works was already done by the Deptt.

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Rio de Janeiro, Aug 9 (IANS): India’s women’s hockey team was outplayed 0-3 by higher-ranked Britain in its second group stage match of the Olympic Games here on Monday. The difference in class and quality between the two teams was clearly on display as world No.7 Britain scored through Giselle Ansley (25th minute), Nicola White (27th)

and Alexandra Danson (33rd). It was India’s first loss in Pool B after they drew the opening game against Japan 2-2, while Britain earned their second consecutive win -- following a 2-1 win over higherranked Australia. India next play Australia on Wednesday, while Britain face Argentina. World No.13 India found the going tough against Britain

Anderson reclaims No 1 Test bowling ranking

De Boer confirmed as new Inter Milan coach

Dubai, Aug 9 (Agencies): James Anderson reclaimed the No 1 Test bowling ranking following his efforts in England’s victory over Pakistan on Sunday. Anderson’s four wickets in the 141-run victory over third-ranked Pakistan earned him six points in the official rankings which edged him ahead of Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, who snared six wickets against the lower-ranked West Indies. Australia’s Mitchell Starc, Sri Lanka’s Dilruwan Perera and Chris Woakes of England are the other bowlers to make impressive gains in the latest rankings released on Monday. Starc took 11 wickets in the Galle Test against Sri Lanka which guided him up eight places, Perera is up 11 spots following his 10 Australian wickets, while Woakes, who started 87th, has broken into the top 20 for the first time. His five wickets in Birmingham helped him rise three places. He now has 39 wickets in 11 Tests, including 31 in five home Tests this season. The world’s top Test batsman is Australia’s Steve Smith, ahead of England’s Joe Root and New Zealand captain Kane Williamson. West Indies’ Roston Chase, who scored a match-saving 137 not out against India, has rocketed 72 places to share 65th with Alex Hales of England, while Pakistan opener Sami Aslam, who scored 82 and 70 at Edgbaston, has returned to the rankings in 67th spot.

Frank de Boer Milan, Aug 9 (Agencies): Frank de Boer has been officially confirmed as the new head coach of Inter Milan on a three-year contract. The Dutchman will be unveiled by the Serie A club at a news conference on Tuesday afternoon and was approached to become the next Nerazzurri boss after Roberto Mancini’s departure on Monday. Former Manchester City manager Mancini left the San Siro by mutual consent due to a breakdown in his relationship with the board. A statement on the club’s website confirmed De Boer’s appointment as his successor had been rubber-stamped under ambitious new owners Suning Holdings. “[Frank] de Boer will join the Nerazzurri on a threeyear contract and will take charge of first team training this afternoon,” a statement read. “The Dutchman brings with him a wealth of international experience having played at the highest level for

both club and country. As head coach of Ajax De Boer won four consecutive Eredivisie titles between 2011 and 2014.” In a brief video posted on the club’s Twitter feed on Monday night the former Netherlands defender, who left his role as Ajax manager in May, said: “Hello Inter fans, I’m very happy to be here and I hope to see you soon.” The 46-year-old earlier told reporters waiting for him in the airport: “I hope I can achieve a lot of success here. I’ll see you tomorrow at the press conference!” De Boer had been linked with Premier League clubs Everton and Southampton before those vacancies were filled by Ronald Koeman and Claude Puel respectively. Mancini’s relationship with Chinese company Suning Holdings broke down over the summer. When Suning Holdings approached Indonesian businessman Erick Thohir and bought a majority stake at the San Siro in June, Mancini was promised a large transfer budget but only managed to secure one major signing, bringing in Italy midfielder Antonio Candreva from Lazio for £18.7m. The former Sampdoria and Leicester striker claimed the Scudetto three times during his first tenure as Inter boss but the side finished eighth in 2015 and fourth the next year despite leading the table heading into the winter break.

Rio de Janeiro, Aug 8 (IANS): Swimmers Shivani Kataria and Sajan Prakash were knocked out of their respective categories on Monday, ending India’s campaign in the discipline at the Rio Olympics. Shivani finished a disappointing 41st to miss the race to the quarter-finals after clocking 2:09:30 minutes in the women’s 200m freestyle heats at the Olympic Aquatics stadium. The 18-year-old completed the first 50 metres in 29.28 seconds before taking 1:01.36 minutes to reach 100m. She then posted a time of 1:34.95 minutes to reach 150m and eventually completed it in 2:09:30 minutes to finish second in the heat. Kathleen Ledecky of the US clocked 1:55:01 minutes to top the list followed by Australia’s Emma Mckeon at the second spot in 1:55:80 minutes and Sweden’s Sarah Sjostrom ended third in 1:56:11 minutes. Meanwhile, in men’s 200m butterfly event, Prakash finished four th clocking 1:59:37 in his heat and overall 28th to bow out of the competion. The Kerala swimmer got off to a poor start as he failed to feature in the top three even after the first 100m of butterfly heat. Hungarians Tamas Kenderesi and Laszlo Cseh topped the list clocking 1:54:73 and 1:55:14 minutes respectively while South African Chad Guy Bertrand Le Clos took 1:55:57 minutes to come third.

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House finished second and third in the event respectively. The basketball championship at Sainik School Punglwa was played under

Johanna Konta eased through to the third round of the women’s singles at the Rio Olympics.

Rio de Janeiro, Aug 9 (Agencies): Johanna Konta reached the third round of the women’s singles at the Olympics, but fellow Britons Heather Watson and Kyle Edmund were eliminated in Rio. World number 13 Konta beat France’s Caroline Garcia 6-2 6-3. Watson, ranked 66th, fought back against world number 20 Elina Svitolina of Ukraine, before losing 6-3 1-6 6-3. Watson later lost again as the two Britons were beaten 3-6 6-0 6-4 by third seeds Hao-

Ching Chan and Yung-Jan Chan of Chinese Taipei in the doubles. “I’m grateful to be here and I get to say I’m an Olympian,” said Konta, 25. “I’m here to compete and I’m really enjoying being part of the whole thing.” Konta will play Russian eighth seed Svetlana Kuznetsova in the last 16. Britain’s Kyle Edmund went out of the men’s singles with a 6-4 7-5 defeat by Japan’s Taro Daniel, ranked 117 in the world. Daniel trailed 3-0 in the first set and 5-2 in the second

but recovered to progress to a third-round encounter with Argentina’s Juan Martin del Potro. “I know what I could have done better,” Edmund said. “I just wasn’t able to quite do it on the court and problemsolve during the match.”

More Rio agony for Djokovic

Novak Djokovic’s Olympics are over after he and veteran partner Nedad Zimonjic, were dumped out of the men’s

West Ham break record for Ayew

Andre Ayew becomes West Ham’s sixth summer signing for a club record fee of £20.5million.

London, Aug 9 (Agen- mer signing. The fee is £20.5m, cies): West Ham have com- according to West Ham’s copleted the signing of Andre chairman David Gold, eclipsAyew from Swansea for a club- ing the £15m the club paid record fee. The Ghana forward Liverpool for Andy Carroll. has signed a three-year deal Ayew spent just one seawith a two-year option and son at Swansea following a London, Aug 9 (Agen- becomes the club’s ninth sum- move from Marseille, where cies): John Stones has completed his move to Manchester 1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF City in a £47.6m deal on a six-year contract. The fee, LATE MAYANGTEMSU KHENSA which makes Stones the most “A perfect life having fulfilled the purpose of Creator” expensive defender in Premier League history, will increase to £50m with add-ons. It is understood that the deal was done between the two clubs on Monday night. City’s squad have been given the day off on Tuesday so Stones will 10th Aug 2015 10th Aug 2016 not meet his new team-mates until Wednesday. The news comes after what a City source admitted was an administrative error on Tuesday morning when Stones was named in the We Miss You club’s Champions League squad, which was published Loving wife, children, grandchildren and relatives on the UEFA website. Everton thwarted ChelST sea’s persistent attempts to of our beloved sign Stones last season. The transfer will also Late Dalimi Daulaguphu benefit Barnsley, who have confirmed they included a sell-on clause when they sold Stones to Everton. The exact amount they will receive has not been disclosed. Stones told the club’s website: “I’m absolutely delighted to sign for City and now the deal’s done I’m looking forward to the next stage in my career. “I’ve obviously seen what’s going on here at the Etihad, it’s an ambitious Club Born on : 16-08-1950 – Died on : 10-08-2015 with a great manager so I can’t It's been a year ago since you left us for your heavenly abode but wait to get stuck in and help the sweet and beautiful memories still remain in our silent tears. achieve the goals.” We deeply miss you.

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Hammers star Dimitri Payet was among his team-mates. He told the West Ham website: “I am very proud and happy to be at this magnificent club. I am happy to be playing for these fans and I hope to make the people very happy here. “The club have a lot of ambition and have a great manager. They want to become a bigger club every year and with the new stadium and a new training ground you can feel they are moving onto another level and I want to be part of this project. “I want to train hard, do my job and show that I deserve to play for West Ham United. I want to give back to the manager and the fans the confidence they are showing me.”

two categories; junior and sub-junior. The junior categor y championship for the students of class 10 and 11 was held in the month of April while the sub-junior category for the students of class 6 to 9 started on 1 August. In each category, six houses competed and gave their best to lift the trophy. In the sub-junior basketball final that was played between Melak and Tizu on August 8, Melak House won the tough fought match and became the champion. The overall championship was bagged by Tizu house. The overall championship in basketball was decided by combining the points scored in both the categories of the championship. Cadet Rokozobei Nisa of Melak House was adjudged the best player in the sub-junior category while Cadet Himangshu Mirda of Tizu house was the best player in the junior category.

Michael Clarke honoured by MCC Melbourne, Aug 9 (Agencies): Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has been awarded honorary life membership of the MCC. The 35-year-old retired from international cricket after last year’s Ashes defeat in England, having racked up 8,643 runs in 115 Tests. He joins the MCC Marylebone Cricket Club - to which his former Australia team-mates Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath and Ricky Ponting also belong as life members. Clarke said, “This is a fantastic honour and I am delighted to become an MCC honorary life member.”

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Grandpa, Your death will always remain a blurry memory but your life will always be a vivid one, the epitome of greatness and sacrifices. You may not be with us in person but it is only your love and blessing that will guide us. Remembering you dearest grandpa on your 18th death anniversary, memories and love linger in our hearts forever. Fondly remembered byWife, children, in-laws, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

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doubles by Brazilian pair Bruno Soares and Marcelo Melo. The world No 1 was back in action the day after he left the Olympic Tennis Centre in tears following his defeat to Juan Martin del Potro in the singles. That was a defeat he described as “one of the toughest” of his life as his wait for an elusive Olympic gold medal continues. The oppor tunity to win one in the men’s doubles alongside 40-year-old Zimonjic went begging too, after the duo were brushed aside 6-4 6-4 in the second round by the third seeds, inside 73 minutes. Djokovic, who has confirmed he will not be playing in the mixed doubles, has only won one Olympic medal - bronze in 2008 in singles. He will be 33 when the next Olympics in Tokyo take place in 2020. The Brazilians are having a superb doubles tournament - Thomaz Bellucci and Andre Sa knocked out Jamie and Andy Murray in the first round.

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Sainik School Punglwa basketball c’ship held

Winners of Sainik School Punglwa basketball championship with their medals, certificate and trophy on Tuesday.

Johanna Konta wins; Edmund, Watson lose

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India’s Navjot fight for ball with the Great Britain player during the Hockey match at Rio Olympic 2016 at Rio de Janeiro,Brazil on Monday. (PTI)

from the start. Britain attacked with regularity and intruded the Indian circle with using both the flanks to the maximum. However, India’s defence managed to keep the goals away in the first quarter and in the second quarter too, the story didn’t change. But the scoreline did. Britain managed to find two goals within a space of just three minutes. Ansley successfully converted their penalty corner in the 25th minute. Two minutes later, Nicola fired a field goal from a tight angle to double the advantage. After the 10-minute break, Britain continued on their offensive play and found their third goal just three minutes into the third quarter when Danson hit a field goal past Indian custodian Savita. Later, India managed to earn two penalty corners but they were not utilised as the Britain defence stood strong. Britain, despite a 3-0 lead, didn’t sit back and attacked at the Indian post even though they were not able to add any more goals. India’s hunt to find their first goal continued till the end as the y lost 0-3. In other Pool B match, the United States defeated Australia 2-1. In Pool A action, Germany beat New Zealand 2-1, while defending champions the Netherlands thrashed South Korea 4-0, thanks to a hat-trick from Kelly Jonker.

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We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, churches, organizations from far and near, friends, neighbours and well-wishers who supported us spiritually, physically, financially and materially during the brief illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Limasünep Imchen of Kubza Village on 03/08/2016. We are unable to thank each individual personally but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless all abundantly. DP-5660

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305 sportspersons felicitated

Chief Minister T.R Zeliang giving away awards during the cash award distribution ceremony at Indira Gandhi Stadium, Kohima on Tuesday.

Correspondent KOHIMA, AUG 9 (NPN): Altogether 305 sportspersons and a coach of Nagaland were today felicitated by Department of Youth Resources and Sports for bringing laurel to the State since 2013 to March this year. These sportspersons from 15 disciplines won medals in international, national and regional sporting events. They were handed over a total cash award of Rs 58 lakh and citations by state Chief Minister TR Zeliang, the department’s parliamentary secretary Khriehu Liezietsu, and others. Speeaking at the award ceremony, Chief Minister T.R Zeliang asserted that sportspersons, like other performing artistes, are the ambassadors of the state as people from across the country and the world come to know more about the positive aspects of the state and its people through them. He said nations fight for fame and honour not in conventional battlefields but in the arena of sports.

The medalists deserve not only recognition and awards but also appreciations from everyone, said Zeliang. While lauding all the medalists who have been committed in their profession over the years and bringing laurels to the State, he called upon the winners not to rest on their achievements but to strive harder in order to achieve greater heights in the coming days. The Chief Minister said that the government of Nagaland has instituted the cash awards in the year 2006-07 with the sole intention to recognize and encourage the sportspersons in the State. Naga sportspersons are second to none, said Zeliang and further expressed hope that “our sons and daughters” would receive more medals not only at the regional level but also in the national and international events. He also assured that the State government would provide better sports infrastructure and facilities in the years to come. Zeliang also acknowledged the roles and contribu-

tions made by the coaches and other officers of the Youth Resources & Sports. T. Imtisungit Ao (badminton) received the best coach award. He received a cash prize of Rs. 1,00,000 and citation. Meanwhile, the Chief Minister has directed the department of youth resources and sports to identify good coach in the field of badminton, table tennis and archery from outside and train the students. Interacting with media persons, Zeliang said “once the IG stadium ground is completed, which is expected to be inaugurated by this December, coaches from outside could be invited and train the students instead of sponsoring the students to get trained from outside individually.” On the Sovima cricket stadium, he said it would take time to complete. “Though structure are completed, the inflow of funds is irregular and the there has been price escalation in the DPR’s thereby it would take some more time to complete,” he added.

sports Rower Dattu finishes 15th in men’s sculls quarters Rio de Janeiro, Aug 9 (IANS): Indian rower Dattu Baban Bhokanal failed to enter the medal round, finishing fourth in his men’s singles sculls quarter-finals to be placed 15th in the overall standings at the Rio Olympics here on Tuesday. He started in Lane 5 in the fourth quarter-final and ended the race fourth among six rowers at the Lagoa Stadium. Four sets quarter-finals were conducted, each with six rowers. The first three rowers of each set of quarters (12 in total) qualified for the semifinal A/B. The remaining three rowers of each set (12 in total) qualified for the semi-final C/D. Bhokanal finished the 2000 metre mark with a time of 6.59.89. His C/D semifinal, for determination of the 13th-18th position in the standings, is on Wednesday. Damir Martin of Croatia took the top spot from Bhokanal’s group with a timing of 6.44.44. Bhokanal began the race well and was placed third at the 500 metre mark.

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Pogba completes record Man Utd return London, Aug 9 (Agencies): The world record for a transfer fee was shredded on Tuesday when French superstar Paul Pogba completed a sensational return to Manchester United from Juventus for 105 million euros ($116 million). After a weeks-long wrangle, United announced Pogba had signed a five-year contract, marking his return to a club that had let him go for a token fee in 2012. In Turin, Juventus confirmed media reports that Pogba had been transferred for 105 million euros, which will be paid over two years. The fee may rise by five million euros “on achieving given conditions,” it said without further details. The sum, equivalent to 89 million pounds, smashes the 85 million pounds for the transfer of Gareth Bale to Real Madrid from Tottenham Hotspur in 2013, “thus making Pogba the most valuable player in the sport’s history”, Juventus said. “This is the right club for me to achieve everything I hope to in the game,” said Pogba. “I am delighted to rejoin United. It has always been a club with a special place in my heart and I am really looking

forward to working with Jose Mourinho.” The newly-appointed Portuguese has been tasked with bringing back the glory days to the 20-time English champions after three lean years since Alex Ferguson’s retirement. And the former Chelsea boss believes Pogba can inspire United’s revival. “He has the chance to be at the heart of this club for the next decade and beyond,” said Mourinho. “Paul is one of the best Paul Pogba poses in a Manchester United shirt for the players in the world and will be first time since returning after completing his move on a key part of the United team Tuesday night 1. I want to build here for the fuDate: 26 August 2014 Signed from: PSV Eindhoven ture. He is quick, strong, scores 2. Juan Mata Date: 1 July 2001 goals and reads the game better Fee: £37.1m 7. Dwight Yorke than many players much older Signed from: Chelsea Fee: £12.6m than he is.” Date: 25 January 2014 Signed from: Aston Villa Pogba made just seven 3. Dimitar Berbatov Date: 20 August 1998 appearances during his previFee: £30m 8. Jaap Stam ous spell at the club as a teenSigned from: Tottenham Fee: £10.75m ager before leaving for Juventus Date: 1 September 2008 Signed from: PSV Eindhoven when his contract ran out. 4. Rio Ferdinand Date: 1 July 1998 He now returns as one of Fee: £29.1m 9. Andy Cole the world’s most famous playSigned from: Leeds United Fee: £6m + Keith Gillespie ers after winning four consecuDate: 23 July 2002 Signed from: Newcastle United tive Serie A titles and leading 5. Juan Sebastian Veron Date: 12 January 1995 France to the Euro 2016 final. Fee: £28.1m 10. Roy Keane Previous top 10 transferSigned from: Lazio Fee: £3.75m record signings by Man Utd Date: 21 July 2001 Signed from: Nottingham 1.Angel Di Maria 6. Ruud van Nistelrooy Forest Fee: £59.7m Fee: £19m Date: 19 July 1993 Signed from: Real Madrid

Atanu enters archery quarters Rio de Janeiro, Aug 9 (PTI): Talented archer Atanu Das provided a silver lining on a disappointing day for the Indians by entering the quarterfinals of the Individual Recurve event at the Rio Olympics, here today. Das first blanked Jit Bahadur Muktan of Nepal 6-0 in the round of 32 encounter and then kept his composure to prevail over Cuban Adrian Andres Puentes Perez 6-4 in a thrilling pre-quarterfinal clash. However the road ahead is full of challenges for the 24year old from Kolkata as he is now up against South Korean archer and a former world No 5 Lee Seung-Yun in the last eight clash. Lee was a part of the

victorious South Korean outfit that won gold in the team Recurve event at the ongoing Games. The quarter-final is scheduled to be held on August 12. What was impressive about Atanu was the manner in which he held his nerve during his last shot in the fifth and final set. The score was 19-18 and a ‘10 pointer’ would have ensured his place in the last eight even before his opponent had aimed for his final strike. Atanu did not disappoint as he hit the ‘Bulls Eye’ taking an unassailable lead and winning the final set 29-28. The score in his favour was 28-26 29-26 26-27 27-28 2928 in favour of the Kolkatan.

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