August 11, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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DIMAPUR, friday, august 11, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

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Infotainment, Page 10

Army moves troops to India-China border

NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (AGENCIES): A bulk of the troops of the Suknabased 33 Corps have been or are in the process of being moved to the Indo-China frontier in Sikkim even as the controversy over the Doklam plateau at the IndiaBhutan-China tri-junction continues to surface from time to time, reports The Quint. Easter n Command army sources revealed that all three divisions under the 33 Corps, which is stationed in Sukna, near Siliguri in West Bengal, have been deployed on the Sino-Indian border. The troop movement from Sukna began about 2025 days ago. The most important and vital elements of the corps have moved up and taken position in designated “Op Areas”. The troops are at varying depths of 20 kms to 500 metres from the India-China border in north and east Sikkim. Some units were given four days’ written notice to move to the upper reaches while others have been handed out as little as six hours’ notice to move up. A corps is made up of three divisions and number of troops, including combat

NPF central youth wing sit-in protest begins

D I M A P U R , AU G 1 0 (NPN): NPF youth Central youth wing will be staging a ‘sit in protest’ starting from August 11 to 14 outside the main entrance gate of Raj Bhavan, Kohima from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. According to NPF sources, the protest has been called to voice out against Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya’s unconstitutional and arbitrary action of dismissing the government led by former chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu. In this regard, Sr. SP Kohima has made adequate security arrangements to thwart any untoward incident during the proposed protest rally.

Disruption of water supply to Phek distt

D I M A P U R , AU G 1 0 (NPN): Public Health Engineering (PHE) Department Phek has informed that water supply to Phek district would be disrupted for two-three weeks as the main pipeline was damaged at several locations by landslides between Muchuri and Laka source, Ketsapo on August 2-3, 2017. In a press release, PHED Phek executive engineer requested the consumers of Phek headquarters to bear the inconvenience caused until repair work was completed for restoration of normal water supply.

This is it!

“Every party wants to know who was the 44th vote for Patel? This calls for CBI probe.” K Y M C

Borderline The 1st indian military vehicle that crossed the mutually-recognized boundary The Chinese side of the boundary The 2nd Indian Military vehicle that crossed the mutually-recognized bondary A picture released by Chinese media on Thursday, showing the two points where the Indian military allegedly crossed the ‘mutually recognized boundary’.

and noncombat soldiers, is between 30-40,000. The 17th mountain division is stationed in Gangtok anyway. While the troop movement began a few days ago, the official information for deployment was shared with mid-ranking officers on August7. Sources said that 60 percent of the corps has moved up to Sikkim as of today, but the movement “has more to do with posturing”. Army sources admitted that deployment is unusual as “it has begun barely two months before the onset of winter in the upper reaches

of the Himalayan range bordering China and Bhutan”. It is said that heavy deployment is in response to heightened and quick construction of bunkers and other military fortifications by the PLA in Tibet over the past few weeks. When contacted, an army spokesperson said, “I am not authorised to speak on such highly classified matters. Besides, I am not aware of such deployment.” S o u r c e s, h oweve r, disclosed that nearly three months after Indian troops prevented a contingent of the Chinese People’s Libera-

tion Army (PLA) from restarting work on constructing a road in Doklam or Doka La or Donglang as the Chinese prefer to call the area near the trijunction, about 150-200 soldiers of both armies remain at the flashpoint zone. Besides infantry troops and artillery units of the Sukna-based 33 Corps, the Indian army has mobilised sappers and engineers from Panagarh in lower Bengal to bolster its presence along the India-China borders in Sikkim. Army sources revealed to The Quint that the sap-

No plans to replace UGC, AICTE with single regulator: Govt

Democracy can become tyranny sans criticism: Ansari

move irrelevant regulatory provisions. HRD Minister said in the response that the idea of establishing a single regulator for higher education is not new and various committees on higher education have earlier recommended a single body. “While the National Knowledge Commission (2006) recommended an independent regulatory authority for higher education, the Committee on Renovation and Rejuvenation of Higher Education (2009) advocated an apex regulatory body by converging multiple regulatory agencies in the field of higher education. “The UGC Review Committee in 2014 had also recommended that the commission should be replaced by an apex institution titled National Higher Education Authority,” Pandey said.

NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (AGENCIES): Vice president Hamid Ansari cautioned on Thursday that if opposition parties are not allowed to freely criticise the government’s policies a democracy runs the risk of turning into a tyranny on his last working day as the chairman of the Rajya Sabha. In his farewell speech in the Rajya Sabha, which he presided for 10 years, Ansari quoted India’s first vice-president Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan to say, “Democracy can become a tyranny if opposition parties are not allowed to criticise government policies. The opposition also has no right to disrupt the House.” Ansari’s speech assumes significance as he chaired the House that has been the battleground between NDA and the opposition parties.

NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (PTI): The government is not considering any merger of the UGC and the AICTE into a single higher education regulator at present, the Rajya Sabha was informed Thursday. “No such proposal is under consideration at present, to merge the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) into a single higher education regulator,” MoS for HRD MN Pandey said in a written response in the Rajya Sabha. However, HRD Ministry officials had earlier claimed that the government was mulling introducing Higher Education Empowerment Regulation Agency (HEERA) to replace the UGC and the AICTE with an aim of eliminating overlaps in jurisdiction and re-

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pers and engineers’ units have been made part of this massive mobilisation, comprising between 30,00040,000 troops, for building bridges across mountainous streams in the higher reaches where the network of roads “may not be in the best of conditions in the monsoons”. While the movement of the 33 Corps has been in response to the Chinese PLA efforts to reinforce their side of the border in Tibet, the larger objective

is “defensive” and therefore part of a strategy to build a show of force in the face of “continuing Chinese statements and building of bunkers that have a military objective”. Indian army as well as the Ministry of External Affairs has sought to keep the latest mobilisation of troops under wraps with the actual movement of troops carried out over the last 20-25 days being described as “trickle up” so as not to cause any alarm in the border regions.

ACAUT Nagaland exposes `19.42 crore road scam D I M A P U R , AU G 1 0 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland has made a shocking revelation that an amount of approximately Rs.20 crore was “generously released” for work under “improvement of the road between City Tower and DC Court Junction, Dimapur” a distance of around 2.5 kilometers but wondered how “the repaired road could disappear overnight” since the “riverbed-like road condition” remained the same since the past few years. ACAUT through its media cell disclosed that the above figure was the reply from the Office of the Chief Engineer PWD to an RTI application filed by it. In the reply, the Office of CE, PWD also stated that the “improvement work has been completed and an amount of Rs.19,42,48,000 (Nineteen crore, forty two lakhs and forty eight yhousand) already released to the contractor”. ACAUT disclosed that the work was awarded to one M/s Khumtsa Awomi without issuing Notice Inviting Tender (NIT) in newspapers but through table tender which was

responded by three firms (including the contractor). ACAUT has demanded to know from the PWD as how the money was spent since citizens of Dimapur were not aware of any such road improvement work done on the 2.l5 km long stretch from City Tower to DC Court Junction? F u r t h e r, A C AU T asked the PWD whether it expected the public to believe that the present ongoing work of filling potholes with river bed stones along the same stretch is the Rs.20 crore project itself ? ACAUT pointed out that if so much money was spent for just 2.5 kms then the road should have been comparable or even better than the Noida-Delhi Expressway. Instead, it said the road condition resulted in road accidents involving 3-wheeler goods vehicle and an auto rickshaw where a lady passenger was injured. ACAUT renewed its demand on the CE PWD to explain to public on how and who were involved in the Rs.20 crore scam or else face the consequences when appropriate authorities step in.

18 oppn parties meet to corner NDA govt

DLSU appeals use of designated name

India orders evacuation of village: Chinese media The army has ordered evacuation of a frontier Sikkim village near the site of a tense India-China border standoff, the People’s Daily newspaper said on Thursday. The Indian military refused comments on the report by Asian giant’s biggest newspaper, which also happens to be the Communist Party of China’s mouthpiece. But army sources denied any evacuation or plans for such an action in Sikkim. The People’s Daily tweeted: “Indian troops on Thu orders evacuation of Nathang village, near site of two-month standoff between #Chinese and #Indian armies.” The tweet carried a picture showing the two points where the Indian military allegedly crossed the “mutually recognized boundary”. The People’s Daily account about the evacuation matches reports in sections of Indian media that said the villagers have been asked to vacate their houses immediately. Even as Beijing demands Indian troops to withdraw from the Doklam plateau, New Delhi on the other maintains that the planned Chinese road will have serious security implication for India.

NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (AGENCIES): Leaders of 18 opposition parties led by Congress chief Sonia Gandhi will meet to chalk out a common strategy to corner the NDA government on a range of issues in the national capital tomorrow. According to sources, the opposition leaders will meet in parliament library to work out an effective strategy to take on the Centre when the Monsoon session ends. An invite has been sent to leaders of opposition parties, including JD(U)’s Sharad Yadav by Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad on behalf of the Congress chief. Besides top Congress leaders, Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee is also likely to attend the meeting along with other senior leaders like Mayawati, Akhilesh Yadav and Sitaram Yechury, sources said. Since

Sharad Yadav is in Patna, he may be represented by Ali Anwar Ansari. Apart from the Congress, Left parties, TMC, RJD, JD(U), NCP, JMM, DMK, NC, SP, BSP, RLD, JD-S, Kerala Congress, AIUDF besides some others are slated to participate in the meeting. The 18 opposition parties had earlier decided to meet once a month to discuss various crucial issues and maintain better coordination among themselves to ‘unitedly’ take on the government. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who arrived here today, met senior Congress leaders Ahmed Patel ahead of the opposition meeting tomorrow. Congress leader Ahmed Patel visited the TMC supremo at her South Avenue office to discuss the agenda for the meeting tomorrow, said TMC party sources.

This will be Banerjee’s second opposition meeting in the national capital in recent times. She had attended an opposition meeting here ahead of the presidential election last month. The meeting is likely to discuss the opposition rally called by RJD chief Lalu Prasad in Patna on August 27, which will target the newly-formed BJP-JD-U alliance in Bihar under Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. JD (U) President last month snapped ties with Grand Alliance of Rashtriya Janata Dal and Congress to form government in Bihar with the BJP. S h a r a d Ya d av o n Thursday declared in Patna that he was still with the Grand Alliance of the RJD and Congress. He is also organising a conclave in New Delhi on August 17, which will be attended by opposition leaders.

Dr. Shürho expounds on present crisis; cautions party men DIMAPUR, AUG 10 (NPN): NPF president and former chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, MLA, on Thursday asserted that those party workers who have left the party and pledged their support to the rebel group have no knowledge where they were heading and warned that by aligning with expelled and suspended MLAs they have automatically defected from the NPF party. According to Media & Press Bureau (M&PB), NPF Central Hq, Dr. Shürhozelie said this while addressing NPF Mokokchung division leaders at a consultative meeting at Central office in Kohima. Dr. Shürhozelie reportedly said that some party workers have run away to the rebel camp and made an agreement with them without knowing what “evil designs the rebel camp have in store.” On the selection of “interim president”, Dr. Shürhozelie

said it was a mockery to fool the people, saying nowhere in the NPF constitution was there any mention of a post of interim president. He added that there was only one president and two working presidents. Describing the present crisis as “just a temporary setback”, Dr. Shürhozelie said “things will normalize soon” and urged the party leaders to have more patience and face the challenges ahead. Dr. Shürhozelie also said that those who uphold the NPF principles and stand firm with the party were the luckiest leaders. “The party is prepared to face 2018 elections and we will have only strong and truthful leaders with us,” he stated. He also conveyed to NPF Mokokchung division leaders that the party would fill up the vacancies created by the runaway group with the best and trusted leaders so that the party will sail smoothly.

Further, Dr. Shürhozelie reiterated his allegation that the present crisis occurred due to the secret agreement made between TR Zeliang, Neiphiu Rio, BJP in-charge of North East, Ram Madhav, Nagaland Governor, PB Acharya and NEDA chairman, Himanta Biswa Sarma. He claimed that the agreement was made to dismiss his government and install TR government with the sole intention of hijacking the whole party to the BJP once things cooled down. “The same formula was used in the case of Arunachal Pradesh government where the whole Congress MLA merged with the BJP,” he said. Dr. Shürhozelie, therefore, urged the party workers to study thoroughly how the crisis began and to remain firm. He said that “no matter how hard the defectors try, the party will fight and defeat them as the truth is with us.” He maintained that the party was built by Naga elders

with “tears for the Naga cause to bring amicable and acceptable solution to the protracted Naga Political problem”. He said that at any cost “we will not allow money and muscle power to ruin the party.” In his speech, Yitachu, MLA, reminded the party leaders that the dismissal of Dr. Shürhozelie government and TR Zeliang issuing his unofficial Chief Whip in the recently concluded NLA session was already in the Court. Yitachu said sooner or later, if the court delivered its judgement, either Dr. Shürhozelie government would be re-installed as it happened in Arunachal Pradesh last year or President’s Rule. Claiming that Rio can never come into good terms with Zeliang even in future, Yitachu said Rio was simply using Zeliang to dislodge the NPF party and take over. Yitachu said once Rio succeeds he would “overthrow Zeliang without any hesitation.”

Yitachu said that in 2014 when Rio won the Lok Sabha election, the state government initiated move for his induction into the Union Ministry. However, Yitachu claimed that a week before the induction, TR Zeliang “cunningly convinced and literally forced” the NPF to suspend Rio from NPF party. Yitachu said it was indeed a big blow, adding that Rio’s induction in the union ministry became a closed chapter. Vikheho Swu, MLA, who also spoke at the programme, said that the rebel group thinks money could buy the whole Naga people but reminded the Naga people were not fools. He said the law may take time to deliver justice, but added that Dr. Shürhozelie government will come back soon or PR would be imposed before the state faced general elections. The Mokokchung Division delegates were led by its president, Moasungba.

D I M A P U R , AU G 1 0 (NPN): Dimapur Lotha Students Union (DLSU) has appealed to all business establishments, firms and institutions to use the official name “Nyamo Lotha Road” on the section of road from Deluxe point to Dhobinala police point. In a statement, DLSU president, B. Mhajan Tsopoe and general secretary, Ajanthung N Ovung said despite repeated appeals, most business establishments continue to use the old name “N.L. Road” thereby ignoring the official “Nyamo Lotha Road” renamed by the state government. The union has therefore, given one week time to those who are still using ‘NL road’ to immediately change it to “Nyamo Lotha Road”. DLSU said it would be compelled to take action for non-compliance.

Over 300 IAS officers, 19 from Nagaland yet to file IPRs NEW DELHI, Aug 10 (PTI): As many as 379 Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers have not filed their Immovable Property Returns (IPRs) for the year 2016, the government told Parliament today. The Immovable Property Returns for the year 2016 were to be filed by January 31, 2017. “Out of 5,004 officers as per civil list 2017, as on date 379 IAS officers have not filed their IPRs for the year 2016. Of these, 38 officers have retired till date and two have expired,” Union Minister of State for Personnel Jitendra Singh said in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha. Of the total officers, the highest of 37 are from Manipur-Tripura cadre, 34 of Union Territories (UTs) cadre, 32 of Andhra Pradesh, 31 of Uttar Pradesh, 27 of West Bengal cadre, and 22 of Punjab cadre, Singh said. There are 20 IAS officers of Odisha cadre, 19 each of Jharkhand and Nagaland cadres, 18 of Karnataka, 17 each of Rajasthan and Uttarakhand, 15 of Telangana, 12 of Madhya Pradesh, 11 of Jammu and Kashmir, nine of Assam-Meghalaya, eight of Bihar, four of Tamil Nadu, five of Sikkim, three of Kerala, two each of Chhattisgarh and Gujarat, and one of Maharashtra, he said. As per rules, officials would be denied vigilance clearance if they fail to submit IPRs in time. K Y M C

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WEATHER FORECAST August 11

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Agartala Cloudy with a heavy t-storm 30 26

Periods of rain

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Guwahati Heavy thunderstorms; cooler 26 25 Imphal

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Itanagar Cooler with rain, some heavy 23 21 Shillong Heavy rain and a thunderstorm 20 19 Kohima Cloudy with a thunderstorm

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CS shares idea to expand agro based industries in Nagaland

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D I M A P U R , AU G 1 0 (NPN): Nagaland chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar, said that in order to have a well directed funding towards expansion of agro based industries, which in the long run would yield results, the government should identify a particular crop at a time and build connection among the farmers growing that crop by organizing meetings and having discussions and help the group of farmers. He was speaking at a conference on “Linking startups and SMEs in food processing with government schemes & markets” on Thursday at ICAR-NRC on Mithun, Medziphema, Dimapur as chief guest. Pankaj said subsequently a company could be set up by associating with social entrepreneurs so as to create a market and move the produce and for facilitating all these, he said a small fund should be created by the respective departments. He said this group approach would be most benefiting for the farmers and added that the process could be started by choosing a not easily perishable crop. On achieving experience, Pankaj said the government could choose other crops or even perishable crops. The chief secretary also advocated amendments to Agriculture Produce Marketing Committee (APMC) Act 2005 for the purpose of

Pankaj Kumar (NP) enabling farmers to take on e-trading conveniently. He said there are products in Nagaland which are waiting to be utilized to their full potentials and that there was a need to expand, organize and link farmers who are doing well and producing surplus. Speaking about the agriculture scenario in Nagaland, director department of agriculture, Helie Rupreo, said that Nagaland was an agrarian state with a population if 19, 80, 602 (2011 census) with geographical area of 16,579 sq.km. He informed that a cultivable area of 7, 21, 924 ha (43.5%) out of which gross cropped is 4, 37, 910 ha and net cropped area is 3, 38, 060 ha (20.39%), where about75% of land falls under hill sector and 25% of land falls under foot hill sector. Rupreo said the entire farming system is rainfed where jhum system of cultivation was a way of life for state upland farmers since time immemorial.

In absence of proper marketing system and value addition facilities in place, Rupreo said the aim of farming was to meet family requirement oriented production but not on commercial scale production. The director also said that rice has been the staple food in the state it occupies about 62% and 71% of food grain area and production respectively and added that the state was still deficit in rice production by about 25%. Rupreo maintained that state has been blessed with conducive agro-climatic condition and vast bio-diversity having high potential for agro-based industries and entrepreneurships development through organic products being default organic or organic in nature. He also said that state has high potential for organic production as agriculture and horticulture crops, medicinal plants fodders, milk etc. however lamented that farmers are yet to take up agriculture as business venture for wants of proper marketing, value addition facilities and entrepreneurs. Rupreo called upon government of India and its agencies to come forward and promote Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SME) in Nagaland. He appealed Nagaland stake holders and policy makers to bring out comprehensive and realistic action

oriented strategy which would take the state forward in development of value chain and promote SME in the sector of agricultural marketing, godown/cold storage and agro base processing in the state to uplift the economy and living standard of farming community in the state. While delivering a keynote address, deputy director, department of horticulture, Meyasashi explained in detail about the scheme implemented by horticulture department in the state. Earlier, welcome address was delivered by director, ICAR-NRC on Mithun, Medziphema, Dr. Abhijit Mitra, while summing up and vote of thanks was proposed by assistant director, ASSOCHAM, Chetan Vij. The programme was followed by technical session with the topic “budding entrepreneurs-industry and financial linkages”. The conference was organised by The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) in association with Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI), government of India in collaboration with Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, government of India, North Eastern Council, Ministry of DoNER, government of India, Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA).

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, august 11, 2017

news in brief DCC Dimapur meeting: District Congress Committee (DCC) Dimapur has convened a meeting with frontal chiefs and ACC president on August 12, 11 a.m. at Congress Bhavan Dimapur. All concern members have been requested to attend the meeting. DSSU executive meeting: Dimapur Sumi Students Union (DSSU), has convened its executive meeting on August 12, 10 a.m. at the residence of its banker, retired structural engineer, Ghokuto Assumi. All the executive members have been asked to attend the meeting. KCSU first union assembly: First union assembly of the Kohima Chakhesang Students Union (KCSU) has been convened on August 19, 11 a.m. at the Capital College of Higher Education. KCSU has informed all the affiliated units of KCSU to attend the session with two representatives from each college and informed that explanation call would be served to all the units who failed to comply to the notice. KCSU has also invited the seniors to attend the session and informed to contact its assembly secretary Vewolo Koza at 7005099720 for further information. NMAP &NMYO mass social work: New Market Area Panchayat (NMAP) and New Market Youth Organization (NMYO) Kohima would be organizing mass social work on August 12. All citizens of New Market Area have been requested to attend the said mass social work. GVYO mass social work: Gariphema Village Youth Organisation (GVYO) under the Gariphema Village Council has informed that there would be mass social work on August 12 at its village vicinity. It has informed that bus service would be provided at 6:30 a.m. from High School junction Kohima to the village for work. GJPB of GHS Akuluto emergency meeting: Golden jubilee planning

board (GJPB) of Government High School (GHS) Akuluto has convened emergency meeting of golden jubilee planning members, finance committee members, editorial board members, AAUD president, colleagues and well wishers on August 12, 2 p.m. at Tourist Lodge Dimapur. LRCCA joint meeting: Lotha & R e n g m a C l a s s - 1 C o n t r a c t o r ’s Association (LRCCA) has convened a joint meeting on August 17, 11 a.m at Tseminyu new town. All concerned have been requested to attend the meeting. ENSU, SJCJ silver anniversary: Eastern Naga Students’ Union (ENSU), St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama (SJCJ) has invited all the alumni, present students and well wishers to the commemoration of its silver anniversary on August 12, 10 a.m. at indoor stadium, SJCJ. It has informed that bus service would be provided at: High school junction at 7:30 a.m; Razhu Point at 8 a.m; Old MLA junction (bhoolpari)at 8 a.m and PHQ junction at 8:30 a.m For more details one has been asked to contact Angke Konyak at 9862633312, Nokchem Angth at 7085679873 and Aphak Konyak at 7005383238. Lost and found: NSCN (I-M) staff of UT-I has recovered three (two) wheeler bikes from different locations. It has informed that the engine and chasis numbers are, Discovery Bike Engine No: DSGPBP68178 Chasis No: M02DS22PCB78042; Hero Passion XPRO Engine No: JA12ABD6D09839 Chasis No: MBLLA12ACDO6859; Yamaha Engine No: IMP3073132 Chasis No: ME11PMO34D2073224. Secretary UT-I Ghokuto Chishi has informed rightful owners to collect the same by producing their proper documents from the UT-I office within 7 days and added that claim after the stipulated time will not be entertained.

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Excise Kohima seizes 1200 kg ganja Amenba encourages youths to take up manual works Staff Reporter

Excise Kohima personnel with the seized ganja and vehicle. DIMAPUR: Excise Kohima Peducha check gate party after receiving specific information about smuggling of huge quantity of contraband ganja seized 1, 200 (approx) kgs of ganja from a Bolero (MN 03 1873) on August 8. According to superintendent of Excise Kohima, Vikikhe Aomi, the Excise personnel were kept on “high alert” to intercept the

suspected vehicle. He said at around 10:30 a.m., the suspected vehicle on reaching the check gate was ask to stop but ignoring the Excise personnel sped off. After a hot pursuit for about 5 kms, Aomi said the duty party managed to catch up with the vehicle however by then the driver managed to escape. On searching the vehicle, he said the duty party recovered the ganja from

the back seat and boot of the vehicle. In this connection, Aomi said the investigation officer has been asked to communicate with the concern District Transport Officer (DTO) Manipur to establish the identity of the owner of the vehicle. The Excise duty party was led by AIE Akum Jamir and constables—Akho, Khruvotso, Keyivi, Keduoneituo, Akup and Lochumi.

D I M A P U R , AU G 1 0 (NPN): Parliamentary secretary, Amenba Yaden while expressing concern over deteriorating work culture in Naga society has encouraged youths to take up manual works to decrease employment problem in Nagaland. He was speaking at the inaugural function of capacity building scheme under Ministry of DoNER, government of India at Nagaland Tool Room and Training Centre (NTTC) Dimapur on Thursday. Encouraging unemployed youths to opt for alternative profession than government jobs, he said “Nagas should replace nonlocals who work at construction sites and other trades.” On unemployment problem in Nagaland, the parliamentary secretary said ““Every year, the state

EDSYO assists Dimapur traffic police

EDSYO members assist Dimapur traffic police on Thursday. (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , AU G 1 0 (NPN): Dimapur has been experiencing heavy traffic along National Highway 29 (Dimapur to Chumukedima) after the old RCC Bridge at Nagarjan (Kuda village) was closed down as it developed cracks on the deck due to heavy rains K

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during June and July. In order to ease traffic woes, East Dimapur Sumi Youth Organization (EDSYO) on Thursday assisted Dimapur zone-2 traffic personnel in regulating vehicular movement along the jam-packed area (Purana Bazaar junction-Zion Hospital (Burma Camp) junction). EDYSO would

be assisting the traffic police till August 12. Talking to Nagaland Post, EDSYO president, Reuben H Sumi, said the traffic snail at Purana Bazaar area has increased due to deplorable road condition and increase in number of vehicles plying from Dimapur to Chumukedima.

He also attributed the increase in traffic to dismantling of bridge connecting Purana Bazar and Walford Bridge for constructing of a new bridge and closing down of bridge at Nagarjan. Sumi said the RCC Bridge at Purana BazarBurma Camp was carrying all the traffic which includes heavy laden trucks, medium and small vehicles. In this regard, EDSYO has appealed the authority to look into the matter and suggested construction of suspension bridge at the earliest. Appreciating the commendable job rendered by the traffic personnel, EDSYO said the public should appreciate the traffic personnel who have been conducting their duty with dedication. The organisation has also appealed all commuters to be responsible, to follow single lane driving, to avoid overtaking for smooth flow of traffic and to cooperate with police personnel by obeying traffic rules.

generates thousand of bright students, yet we do not have an initiative to keep opportunities open for them, and this is the very problem we face today.” Though there are opportunities in other parts of the country, Amenba lamented that the young people tend to make way to the top with much difficulty. To create more employment opportunities in the state, the parliamentary secretary encouraged NTTC to impart quality training to trainees so as to benefit the state. Also speaking in the programme, NTTC principal, Er. Petehetuo Miasalhou, informed that the Ministry of skill development and entrepreneurships, government of India and the national skill development council has selected NTTC Dimapur to be an implementing agency in the

NUV and OSV fix auto fare DIMAPUR: Taking serious note on the rampant and exorbitant auto fare, the joint council of Naga United Village and Old Showuba village (OSV) along with the GBs have resolved to fix the auto fare to be effective from August 11. In a joint statement, NUV chairman Kuthoku Shijoh, secretary K. L. Lokho and OSV chairman Keron Janger informed that the fare from Old Showuba and Naga United village has been fixed at Rs. 30 and Rs. 20 per head to Seitheki Basa hanging bridge. It also warned that strict action would be initiated against the defaulters. Further, the joint council has appealed all to bear and co-operate for the welfare and interest of general public.

PWUK informs

DIMAPUR: Phekmi Welfare Union Kohima (PWUK) first students gathering prog ramme would be held on August 12, 10 a.m at Sahitya Sabha Hall, PR Hill Kohima.

Amenba Yaden along with officials and trainees on Thursday. (NP) skill development for north east states. Er. Petehetuo also thanked state government for making NTTC a successful centre for skill development. He said that the centre has been working hard and making arrangements with

various job agencies, employers and organisations outside Nagaland. In a short speech, additional director, department of industries and commerce, Temsulong Jamir extolled NTTC for skilling youths and enhancing their poten-

tials. The programme was chaired NTTC, Dimapur, vice principal, Er. Ebipeni Ezung, solo and special song was presented by DTDM and CB-NER trainees respectively and vote of thanks was delivered by Er. Awalo Keppen.

TSU on absence of teachers and officers

Government Primary School Kiusam town in pathetic condition. (TSU) DIMAPUR: Tikhir Students Union (TSU) has expressed concern over absence of teachers in schools and non posting of administrative heads at Shamator ADC Hqs since the “latest reshuffling”. A press note by TSU president S. Longkamse, general secretary Temong Y Tikhir and advisor M. Jongyanthong, has informed all the school teachers to be in their respective station and perform their duties immediately. It also claimed that no administrative heads have

been posted at in Shamator ADC Hqs since the latest reshuffling of officers and has appealed the responsible authority to depute the officers immediately to redress the grievances of the public in general. TSU said the union during its educational tour, which culminated on August 8, had found out that schools were being run with the proper strength of teachers. It said GHS Anatongre was without headmaster or assistant headmaster, which resulted in the poor results in the HSLC and claimed that

all the schools under Tikhir villages faced the same problems with shortage of science and math teachers. TSU said GMS Wapher village with 175 students (class A-7) does not have a single graduate teacher. Some of the teachers were also found to be absent right from the day of their appointment, TSU claimed. In view of this, and for the welfare of the students, TSU has asked the defaulters to report to the respective VECs/HTs immediately to avoid further inconveniences. K

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, August 11, 2017

GHSS Seikhazou renamed after 1st Naga matriculate, Dr. Neilhouzhü

(L-R): Dr. Neilhouzhü Kire. Dignitaries with families and relatives of Dr. Neilhouzhü Kire on Thursday. (NP)

Correspondent KOHIMA, AUG 10 (NPN): Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Seikhazou, D. Khel Kohima, which has been renamed as Dr. Neilhouzhü Kire GHSS, the first Naga matriculate, was formally inaugurated

by minister of school education, Tokheho Yepthomi on Thursday. Speaking at the programme, Tokheho described Dr. Neilhouzhü’s legacy as an icon of philanthropy, education and humanity for the Nagas. The minister said his hero-

ism and commitment to administering the sick and wounded people during the WW II speaks volumes of Dr. Neilhouzhü’s valour and also of his commitment to the medical profession. Amongst numerous initiatives and responsi-

bilities shouldered by Dr. Neilhouzhü, Tokheho said it was pertinent to mention his love and concern for the education and upliftment of the Nagas, which he said could be seen by the fact that Dr. Neilhouzhü was a founding member of many educational

institutions and social organisations. Stating that renaming of the school was befitting, Tokheho said the present and future generations should remember the selfless sacrifice and honour Dr. Neilhouzhü, a true Naga who served the people with undiluted enthusiasm. Challenging the teachers and the students to live up to the memory of the great pioneer, Tokheho said “You have a great responsibility to perpetuate Dr. Neilhouzhü’s dream of the need for education if we are to progress as a people.” In his speech, minister of Roads and Bridges (R&B), Dr. Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire, thanked D Khel Students Union and the former chairman village council initiated to rename the school after his father, Dr. Neilhouzhü Kire.

Dr. Nicky said the family were honoured to have the GHSS renamed his father just as the word engraved on his father’s gravestone says, “Gone but not forgotten”. Giving a brief life sketch of his father, Dr. Nicky said Dr. Neilhouzhü Kire was bor n in 1900 in Kohima village and in 1918 he cleared the matriculation from Shillong Gover nment High School to become the first Naga matriculate according to the ‘Naga High School’ Annual Review of 1954-55, and the book “Tenyimia Mhasi Kerieko” by Kiezotuo Zhale (2010). After his matriculation, Dr. Neilhouzhü Kire studied in Dibrugarh at the Berry White Medical School, where he obtained an LMP (Licentiate Medical Practitioner) in the year 1922. In 1969, 15th May he breathed his last.

He described Dr. Neilhouzhü as a hardworking and with great determination to bring something good for the people and added that Dr. Neilhouzhü’s legacy still lives in the educational institutions founded by the first educated Nagas. Also speaking in the programme, Rev. L. Suohie fondly remembered Dr. Neilhouzhü as a benevolent person, a kind and rich hearted man and said since his younger days Dr. Neilhouzhü was actively involved in many school activities. Deputy Commissioner (DC) Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan, who is also the chairman managing board, said the occasion was an important benchmark in the evolution of Naga educational history. The DC called for learning from introspection on the values and

examples set by Dr. Neilhouzhü, besides renaming of the school. Terming the GHSS as one of the best performing government schools in the district, he also appealed to the minister of school education, Tokheho Yepthomi for his help towards the betterment of the school. Kohima Village Council (KVC) chairman, Dr. Neiphi Kire also spoke on the occasion. Earlier, Rev. Moa Longchari invoked God’s blessings while special song was presented by the school choir. Parliamentary Secretary, Merentoshi Jamir, principal director school education, Smita Sarangi, principal secretary school education, F.P Solo IAS, director school education, Wonthungo Tsopoe and other senior government officials, family members, relatives and well wishers attended the programme.

AAP Nagaland hits out at Ananta Mishra

DIMAPUR: AAP Nagaland while reacting to BJP organizing secretary in-charge Nagaland, Ananta Narayan Mishra’s statement which was published in this daily on August 7, said it condemns and rejects the latter’s claim that of Nagaland being the poorest state among the other 30 states in the country. In a press note, AAP Nagaland media cell, stated that Anata in his statement has blamed former political parties for misusing the funds from the center. Therefore, AAP Nagaland said he should also acknowledge that BJP candidates in Nagaland are part of this corrupted government. On Anata’s promise that “Nagaland would get all the privileges if BJP is elected to power”, the media cell said there are numerous farmers in India who suffer poverty under BJP government and that BJP has failed to bring development in those underdeveloped states. Therefore, AAP Nagaland said “Ananta should avoid making any wrong promise to the Nagas.” Reacting to Anata’s claim that BJP maintains secular country and was never against any citizen who practices own religion, culture and traditional fundamental ethos, AAP Nagaland while citing offenses committed against Muslim and Christian communities, said “How Ananta Narayan Mishra justifies his promise for development to the Nagas when BJP promotes religious discriminations, caste manipulation, and marginalized development among nonBJPs and so on?.” APP Nagaland also stated that it strongly oppose the “political ideology of Ananta Narayan Mishra, who aims to promote BJP ideology of Hinduism in Nagaland in the pretext of promising development if BJP is elected.” It said it does not believe in any political party like BJP and its leaders who run the party with hidden agendas to penetrate Hindu religion in the expense of promising development. While maintaining that AAP Nagaland was not against any political leaders and any political parties as long as it brings justice to rights to equality of every citizen of every religion and culture, the media cell said the party was against any political leaders and parties with dangerous religious ideology that legitimize political statement in any corners in the country, with promise to bring development. Meanwhile, AAP Nagaland has called upon Nagas to “remain alert and careful of any political party that aims to penetrate religious ideology upon the people in expense of development and funds.”

DMC cautions

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC), administrator has stated that in spite of the repeated notices/directives, it has observed that many business establishments/ shops/ vendors were still in practice of selling/using non bio-degradable poly bags. It stated that such practice was in direct violation of the notification issued by the Ministry of Environment and Forest, government of India and Nagaland Pollution Control Board on the Plastics Waste (Management and handlings) Rules 2011. DMC also stated that it has been reported that some unauthorised dealers have been selling bio-degradable poly bags without any permit from the concerned authority. It has cautioned that business establishments/shops/ vendors/individuals found violating the directive would be penalised and their trade licence cancelled. K

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Govt to fund ‘permanent solution’ to floods in NE: Rijiju New Delhi, Aug 10 (PTI): The government proposes to fund a permanent solution to floods in the Northeast including Assam, the Lok Sabha was informed on Thursday. Replying to a calling attention motion on the problem of floods in various parts of the country, Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju also rejected claims of opposition that the government has failed to respond to the “annual feature” of floods in time and gives little financial assistance to states to deal with the calamity. Initiating the discussion, G a u r av G o g o i ( C o n g ) alleged that the government was in deep slumber like the mythological ‘Kumbhkaran’ and fails to take quick action when calamity like floods hits various parts of the country. He said as per a

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revised formula, the financial liability of the states has increased in tackling floods. He claimed that the central government has ignored its responsibility and even the CAG has criticised the flood management programme. Saugata Roy (TMC) alleged that while funds for BJP-ruled Gujarat and Assam were released, no provision was granted for West Bengal. “We feel there is political discrimination,” he said. Rijiju said the Centre does not discriminate and two installments of state

disaster response fund have already to given to the state. For desilting of the Damodar river, another Rs 130 crore have been given to the state government. He said the state has to first submit a memorandum to the Centre to get funds for floods and added that the document is yet to be submitted. The floods have so far claimed 962 lives. While 206 people have been injured, 23 are reported to be missing, Rijiju said. The minister also rejected suggestions that the government’s response to floods was often delayed and said the constant practice is to ensure that rescue is followed by relief and rehabilitation. He said Rs 100 crore has been earmarked to find a permanent solution to floods in the northeast region. Experts will help find a solution, he said.

Political level talks with UNC today Correspondent

IMPHAL, Aug 10: The first round of political level tripartite talks between United Naga Council, Manipur gover nment and Centre will be held at Senapati district headquarters on Friday. The talk on district creation issue will be held at 11.00 am in the DRDA hall of the Senapati DC office complex. In the first round of political level talk, Manipur government will be represented by a ministerial team led by state agriculture minister V Hangkhalian. The ministerial team includes two ministers and state chief secretary, principal secretary (home) among others. It may be mentioned here that the tripartite talks which was scheduled earlier for July 10 at Ukhrul district headquarters was postponed, and was later fixed for July 22 with Senapati district headquarters as the venue.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, august 11, 2017

No tension at Indo-China border in Arunachal: Khandu

Itanagar, Aug 10 (Agencies): Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Prema Khandu has said that the Indo-China international border along Arunachal Pradesh at present is tension free and there is no possibility of war between the two countries. “There is no tension at the border now and the question of war (between India and China) does not come, because war means loss for both the nations and both are quite mature,” Khandu told reporters. He assured that the External Affairs Ministry is continuing dialogue with the China and shall resolve the problems very soon. “ C h i n a i s a lw ay s claiming the whole of Arunachal Pradesh, but it is their claim only and now the matter is being resolved diplomatically and the External Affairs Ministry is continuing dialogue and

shall resolve the problems very soon,” he said. Khandu alleged that due to a lack of focus and willingness as compared to development in China across Arunachal Pradesh border, much development did not take place, which is of the prime cause of resentment among the people of the state, but, at present, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, things are changing quickly. The Chief Minister further said, “In terms of development, we have been lacking far behind, but due to the good and aggressive initiative by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, devolvement is now taking place all along the border.” Khandu said this while addressing a rally of the tribals, organised by BJP tribal wing, Janajati Morcha, on the occasion of International Day of World’s Indigenous People.

CPI-M party office set on Govt firm on protecting indigenous people: Biren fire; four injured in Tripura

NAGA COMMUNITY SHIELD FUTSAL TOURNAMENT Organized by : Naga United FC Venue : A1 Powerplay 3rd Mile, Dimapur Date : 1st & 2nd September 2017 Total Prize : Rs.100000 + Shield Entry Fee : Rs.6000/ *Special Coaching for Selected player with Stipend Limited Teams only. First come ﬁrst basis. For Forms and details, Contact : 8974068160/7005568411 DP-8112

I M P H A L , Au g 1 0 : Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Thursday reaffirmed BJP-led coalition government’s stand on protection of indigenous people of the state. Talking on the sideline of a party (BJP) function, Singh said protecting the indigenous populace was the foremost duty of the BJP-led government. “My government never diverted the ILPS (Inner Line Permit System) issue. Government is working to find out ways on how the

We the public of Phek area would like to express our heartiest gratitude for clearance of PWD road between Losami Village to Phek Village and Phek Town, during this rainy season (June/July) roads were faced with heavy landslide but with thanks and gratefulness the following persons contributed financially/physically for road clearances and therefore we the public would like to thank them. Day 1. Kovi Meyase, DC Phek Day 2 & 3. R & B PWD Phek Day 4. K.Mhathung Tsanglao, ADC Phek Day 5. Azo Nienu, MLA Nagaland Day 6. Pfutsulo, SDO I & FC Phek Day 7. Losami VDB Day 8. Sumo Drivers’ Union Phek Day 9. Losami VDB & PWD R & B Phek Day 10. Phek Village Council (Phek Village to Phek Town) Day 11. Losami Community Phek Town & Losami VDB Thuputhiyi Venuh, President Neihite Akami, President Farmers’ Club, Phek District Phek Town, Youth Society

48 Moka A/C District Mon : Nagaland

APPRECIATION

NPF 48th Moka A/C appreciates Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri. T.R. Zeliang for inducting Shri. E.E. Pangteang lone Cabinet Minister of Mon District and assigned RD & REPA Portfolio under his Ministry. NPF 48th Moka A/C is still intact, Moka people elected NPF representative Shri. E.E. Pangteang, and he is still under the leadership of NPF elected member and DAN Government led by NPF party. No question of anti-party activities arised, it's only a leadership issue. NPF 48th A/C also congratulates and support Shri. Neiphiu Rio Hon’ble (MP) Lok Sabha as interim president of the party. We hope and believe under the dynamic leadership of Shri. Neiphiu Rio and Shri. T.R. Zeliang NPF party and Nagas will reach the zenith of its glory. E.Y.PONGTAU President, 48 Moka A/C K-2564 Regd. No. 1322/17 Date : 9/8/17 AFFIDAVIT I, Kavili Jakhalu, W/o Kughashe Yepthomi, resident of H/No- 436, Thilixu Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows:1. That, I am citizen of India. 2. That, my correct name is Kavili Jakhalu 3. That, my name is recorded as H. Kavili Jakhalu in my SBI Bank account and PAN Card, also recorded as Kavili in my Aadhaar Card due to inadvertent clerical mistakes in place of my actual and correct name Kavili Jakhalu 4. That, H. Kavili Jakhalu, Kavili and Kavili Jakhalu is the same and one identical person. 5. That I swear this affidavit only to declare that my correct name Kavili Jakhalu if any false information given by me mentioned above then I shall be fully liable. Verification- That I verify that the above statements made in para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me. Chief Judicial Magistrate/Notary Public DP-8096

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Dipti Kumar Daulaguphu Deceased, has been filed by Shri. Phulchand Daulaguphu relation brother R/o. Darogajan Village to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct, Landed property etc, who expired on 03/5/17. Land Patta covered by :1. Patta No - 85, Dag No - 266, Darogajan, Village 2. Patta No - 86, Dag No - 302, Darogajan, Village 3. Patta No - 106, Dag No - 3, Darogajan, Village 4. Patta No - 108, Dag No - 25, Darogajan, Village 5. Patta No - 458, Dag No - 308/2477, Purana Bazar, Vill Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 8/9/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 07 day of 8/17. Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland. DP-8099

Grace Hostel, Kohima Science College, Jotsoma is completing its 25th years of existence in the month of December 2017. On this occasion, the management authority sincerely request our past hostellers to furnish their biodata/profession alongwith a passport photo for publication of a souvenir to Grace Hostel e-mail gracekscj@gmail.com Proprietor GRACE HOSTEL, Kohima Science College, Jotsoma Mobile No. : 9436005565 K-2556

AFFIDAVIT

I, Watisenla Imti Longkumer (New Name) and Watisenla I. Longkumer (Old Name) both refer to one and same person, from today my name shall be known as Watisenla Imti Longkumer vide Afﬁdavit Regd. No. 4541/2017, Dated : 10/08/2017. DP-8083

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

IN THE COURT OF SHRI. S. HUKATO SWU, PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY COURT DIMAPUR : NAGALAND SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE

construction of National Sport University, Singh said that any dispute in the district boundary will be settled after the report of the boundary commission is submitted. Manipur government had constituted a boundary commission to demarcate the boundaries of new districts created by the previous Congress government. “Government is awaiting the report of the commission. I hope any inter-district boundary dispute can be resolved after the report of the commission is submitted,” he said.

DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Dimapur Nkonjan Ezung Ekhung with immense pride and honour would like to congratulate Shri. E. James Lotha for his promotion to the prestigious post of Director, Department of Soil and Water Conservation. The Ekhung further prays Almighty God to continue to grant success and achievement in his future endeavours. Chumthungo Ezung Secretary, DNEE

(ORDER - V. RULE - 1,5,20) CASE NO. : Maintenance Case No. 07/17 PETITIONER : Smti. Nisha Singh & Aakash Singh RESPONDENT : Shri. Arjun Singh To, Shri. Arjun Singh S/o Gopal Singh R/o Medziphema Town Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas the above named petitioner has instituted a case against you for U/S 125 Cr. P.C for grant of Maintenance. You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the case on 01st Sept. 2017 at 10:30 A.M without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the case will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court, this 01st day of August 2017. Judge DP-8070

Kimongthung Ezung Chairman, DNEE

APPRECIATION

Ekhyo Yan Council and Villagers would like to extend our profound gratitude to each and every departments and organizations who stood by us during the ﬂash ﬂood caused by incessant rainfall. We would like to convey our special thanks to :1. Income Taxes Department. 2. Ammucare (NGOs) 3. Lotha Eloe Hoho Dimapur 4. Mr. & Mrs. K. Inato Zhimomi 5. A Better Dimapur (DMC) 6. PHED And well wishers. **Though we are unable to thank you individually, we sincerely pray that our Almighty God shower His abundant blessing upon you all. Ekhyo Yan (Domokhia) Village Chairman

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BEFORE THE COURT OF JUDL. MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Regd. No. 984/17 Date : 08/08/17 AFFIDAVIT ONE AND A SAME PERSON I, Master Niraj Kumar @ Nitin Kumar, S/o Shri. Madan Singh and father of Neha Kumari @ Kumari Neha, R/o : G. Vill- Kamola, P.O Kamola, P.S Kaladhungi, Dist. Naimital, State UK. Pin No 263140, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows :1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That, my name has entered as Master Niraj Kumar in my Service Book, whereas my name is used and read as Nitin Kumar in my official/records and other correspondent. 3. That, my daughter name has entered as Neha Kumari in my Service Book Nominee, whereas my daughter name is used and read as Kumari Neha in her official/records and other correspondent. 4. That the name's Niraj Kumar and Nitin Kumar pertains to one and the same person i.e myself. 5. That the name's Neha Kumari and Kumari Neha pertains to one and the same person ie. my daughter. 6. That, the statements made in this affidavit are true and correct to my knowledge and nothing has been concealed. Identified by Advocate Declarant Solemnly declared before me. DP-8077 MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-485/17/5199-00

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 9th Aug' 17

Notice is hereby given that Smti. Tsaosela Sangtam -Vrs- Late Khingkhase Sangtam resident of Land Mark Colony Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 9/7/17. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Late Khingkhase Sangtam Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 364, Dag No. : 454, Area : 00B-03K-07 Ls. DP-8084

With love from mom,dad, Grandparents and all love ones. ____________________________ Dear sunep, Every year we come across your wonderful day as a God gifted son to this earth and this year also your birthday has a special place for all of us. Your presence with us is wonderful and amazing gift from God and we always pray to God for your long life, good health and above all your life as a truly obedient and humble person on this earth. May your birthday be a boon to everyone. Happy birthday and many happy returns of the day. _________________________ Hello,sis Many many Happy return of the day.may you have a wonderful day and may all ur dreams come true.As you complete another mile of your life ,may you meet success,joy and love in all the ways of ur life.we love u. Happy Birthday From family members.

Daimari reviews developmental works Correspondent

Diphu, Aug 10: Rihon Daimari reviewed the schematic development works of Public Health Engineering and Food and Civil Supply department functioning under the administrative jurisdiction of KAAC. Daimari announced that drinking water treated in de-fluoride plants will be supplied to areas like

Dokmoka and in eastern part of the district where people have been affected b y f l u o r i d e. H e a l s o informed that there are several government plans for installing de-fluoride plants. Daimari also said that governments will initiate measures to ensure that maximum below poverty line families get benefit from National Food Security Act throughout the state.

TSÜTUONUOMIA KHEL

ANNUAL SOCIAL WORK cum GET TOGETHER

DIMAPUR NKONJAN EZUNG EKHÜNG (DNEE)

NOTICE

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state. Mention may be made here that students under the banner of Kangleipak Students’ Association (KSA) has been demanding law to prevent non-locals from contesting elections and casting votes in the state. Joint Committee on Inner Line Permit System (JCILPS) had also set a deadline to the government to pass a bill to protect the indigenous people of the state within the current month of August. On the alleged encroachment of land within the jurisdiction of Kangpokpi district for

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Agartala, Aug 10 (PTI): A CPI-M party office was set on fire and four party supporters were injured at Khumulwng allegedly by the activists of the Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT), police said Thursday. SP, Police control, Harkumar Debbarma said, when the IPFT activists set fire on the bikes it engulfed the area and the party office caught fire from the burning bikes yesterday. Four CPIM activists were also injured. Police recovered 15 burnt bikes from the scene. Meanwhile, CPI-M state party Secretary Bijan Dhar claimed that seven activists of CPI-M were injured in the incident and 25-27 bikes were burnt down by the IPFT activists. He alleged that when the leaders and activists gathered in the party office following a party meeting in a nearby hall the IPFT activists attacked the party office. Dhar said, the IPFT in league with opposition BJP were trying to subvert the atmosphere of peace in the state.

indigenous people can be protected without hurting the sentiment of each other.” To live in harmony among the different communities in the interest of state integrity was also another bounden duty of the government, he added. Responding to queries from reporters, the chief minister said that his government was studying the demands for implementation of Inner Line Permit System (ILPS) in the state and legislation to ban non-locals from contesting elections in the

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Dear, Baby Jongshiwapang Happy 1st birthday!! You are a gift from God. We pray and wish that you have a life full of joy happiness, success and prosperity and love of friends near and dear ones.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

Date :- 12th August 2017

Time :- 7:00 A.M

All the T. Khel members are therefore requested to take part in the Annual Social Work cum Get Together on the 12th of August 2017 starting at 7:00 AM positively. K-2549

G R AT I T U D E TO NSCN/GPRN

I, Shri. SENTIYAPANG and family members convey our warm and sincere gratitude to GPRN/NSCN Wokha Town Commander and his party for their hard work in recovering my lost Maruti Car which was stolen from Alichen on 07.07.2017.The said car was handed to me by NSCN/GPRN Wokha town Command on 09.08.2017. DC-1883

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE

NO.REV-1/90-D/5212-13

Dt. Dimapur the 9th Aug'17

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti H. Kughaho Zhimomi resident of Dimapur who has applied for issue of mortgage clearance concerning to Patta No. 206, Dag No. 643/943 measuring an area 04-02-17 located at Block No/Village Puranabazar, Mouza No 03 which has been mortgage in the Central Bank/Society. Claims & Objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted in written in the Court of the undersigned on or before 16-08-17. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland DP-8085 Regd. No. 2085/17

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 10/08/17

I, Mrs. Tovitoli Wotsa, W/o. Shri. Viwoto Swu, Resident of Thilixu Village, Block-II, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under:1. That, I am a, bonafide citizen of India. 2. That, my full correct & official name is "Tovitoli Wotsa", which is entered and recorded in my official documents and records. 3. That, due to inadvertence my name is entered and recorded as ''Tovitoli Swu" in the service records of my husband, Shri. Viwoto Swu. 4. That, "Tovitoli Wotsa" and "Tovitoli Swu 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 "Tovitoli Wotsa" and I shall use the same in all my future official correspondence and records and further to rectify the same in the service records of my husband. 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 therein. And I have signed this affidavit on this 10th day of August '2017 at Dimapur, Nagaland. DEPONENT Sworn before me by the Deponent. Magistrate/Notary Public DP-8101

IN THE COURT OF SHRI. G.H RAMLIA PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND Civil Misc. Case No. 40/17

NOTICE Whereas the Petitioner Smti. Promtima Roy, D/o Late Prohlad Chandra Roy resident of House No. 98, Padumpukhuri Vill, Dimapur has ﬁled a petition praying for declaring the petitioner and _______ as 'Legal Heirs' and 'Next of Kins' of Lt. Prokriti Roy. Notice is hereby issued inviting objections, if any to ﬁle before this Court on or before 25th day of Aug. 2017, as to why the prayer of the petitioner shall not be granted. Given under my hand and seal of this Court this 26th day of July 2017.

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(G.H Ramlia) Principal District & Sessions Judge, Dimapur : Nagaland

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, august 11, 2017

Sabha bids adieu Sharad fires another salvo at Nitish Democracy can become toRajya three retiring members tyranny sans criticism: Ansari NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (AGENCIES/PTI): Vice president Hamid Ansari cautioned on Thursday that if opposition parties are not allowed to freely criticise the government’s policies a democracy runs the risk of turning into a tyranny on his last working day as the chairman of the Rajya Sabha. In his farewell speech in the Rajya Sabha, which he presided for 10 years, Ansari quoted India’s first vice-president Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan to say, “Democracy can become a tyranny if opposition parties are not allowed to criticise government policies. The opposition also has no right to disrupt the House.” Ansari’s speech assumes significance as he chaired the House that has been the battleground between the NDA and the opposition parties for the last three years leading to prolonged disruptions affecting debates. Opposition leaders such as Sitaram Yechury earlier praised Ansari for not allowing the passage of bills amid the din, which would not have allowed the opposition to raise its voice and argue against government policies and proposed legislations. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, former PM Manmohan Singh, finance minister Arun Jaitley, and many others effusively praised Ansari for his role in handling the Upper House. Ansari also recalled that when he entered the House an eminent leader told him he will have to face a lot of troubles but he should keep smiling. Ansari maintained the

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Outgoing Vice-President Hamid Ansari with Vice President-designate M Venkaiah Naidu. (PTI) role of the Upper House is to be a calibrated restraint on hasty legislation. “It has upheld that discussion is an indispensable preliminary to wise action, deviation from this golden rule neither to diligent policy making nor to our claim to be a mature democracy,” Ansari said. “I ventured to think

that I succeeded in fair measures. The chair is just an umpire in cricket and its only source of reference is the Rule Book,” said Ansari in his parting shot as he recited Urdu couplets and bid adieu amid a standing ovation from all members. Former Union minister Venkaiah Naidu will succeed Ansari.

Naidu hits back at Ansari Venkaiah Naidu, who takes over as Vice President of India tomorrow, Thursday rejected as “political propaganda” the view that there is a sense of insecurity among minorities in the country. His comments were seen as a rejoinder to Hamid Ansari, the man he succeeds. Mr Ansari said there is a feeling of unease and a sense of insecurity among Muslims, and the “ambience of acceptance” is under threat. He also said he had spoken to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other ministers about “intolerance”.Mr Naidu, who quit the government and the ruling BJP after being named vice presidential candidate, did not name anyone but

appeared to respond to those comments in an interview. “Some people are saying minorities are insecure. It is a political propaganda. Compared to the entire world, minorities are more safe and secure in India and they get their due,” Mr Naidu told the Press Trust of India. He also said the Indian society is the “most tolerant in the world” because of its people and civilisation. “There is tolerance that is why democracy is so successful,” he said. Mr Naidu, who has been a BJP president in the past, cautioned against singling out one community, saying it would draw adverse reaction from other communities.

NEW DELHI, Aug 10 (PTI): The Rajya Sabha on Thursday bid adieu to three members whose term comes to an end with the close of the Monsoon session tomorrow. These members are Sitaram Yechury of the CPI(M), D Bandyopadhyay of the Trinamool Congress and Dilip Pandya of the BJP. While nine members are retiring after the session, six of them will be back as they have been re-elected. Deputy Chairman Kurien, while thanking the retiring members for their invaluable contribution, said they should forgive and forget if he had been harsh with them. He termed Yechury as an excellent parliamentarian and said the nation will be benefited from his contribution. Yechury has set high standards of political behaviour, he said.

Leader of the House and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said Yechury was a “veteran in politics” who raised the level of debates during his two terms in the Upper House. In a lighter vein, he also quipped that the CPI(M) leader had never had the opportunity of being in government and had had the privilege of making comments which are idealistic and but not practical or implementable. Referring to Bandyopadhyay, a former civil servant, Jaitley said he was impressed with him. About Pandya, he said he was most regular in attending the proceedings. Leader of Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad chose the occasion to point out the importance of the Upper House while noting that there had been suggestions from the ruling party to abolish the Rajya Sabha.

NGT to impose Rs 5,000 fine for possessing plastic bags in Delhi NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (PTI): The National Green Tribunal (NGT) today imposed an interim ban on use of non-biodegradable plastic bags which are less than 50 microns in the entire national capital. A bench headed by NGT Chairperson Justice Swatanter Kumar also announced an environment compensation of Rs 5,000 on anyone found in possession of such banned plastic. The tribunal has also directed the Delhi government to seize the entire stock of plastic within one week from today. The bench asked the AAP-ruled city government and the Delhi Pollution Control Committee to file an affidavit by a senior most officer and inform it how directions with regard to waste management in the city were being implemented particularly in respect to plastics. The green panel had last year banned the use of disposable plastic in Delhi and NCR with effect from January 1, 2017 and directed the city government to take steps to reduce dumped waste. The Tribunal had on July 31, slammed the Delhi government over indiscriminate and rampant use of plastic in the national capital despite its prohibition. The bench had directed the city government to strictly enforce its ban order in the city and sought a status report on the issue.

Senior JD(U) leader Sharad Yadav speaks to the media after arriving at the Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport in Patna on Thursday. (PTI) PATNA, Aug 10 (Agencies): On his first trip to Bihar since the end of the Grand Alliance, senior JD(U) leader Sharad Yadav on Thursday said the disintegration of the grouping has broken the trust of 11 crore people of the state and he is “hurt” by it. He arrived at the airport here to embark on a three-day tour during which he would hold “direct dialogue” with the people over breaking of the JD(U)-RJDCongress coalition and formation of the JD(U)-BJP alliance government. Earlier, after Nitish Kumar had walked away from the Grand Alliance,

Sharad Yadav had said it was a “betrayal” of the people’s mandate. Now it is clear the JD(U) too is maintaining a distance with Yadav during the trip. While only a handful of JD(U) workers were present at the airport to receive him, RJD supporters were seen in large numbers. Senior JD(U) leader and former Bihar minister Ramai Ram was the big name present at the airport. Former RJD legislator Ram Badan Rai was also at the airport. “The trust of 11 crore people who

gave mandate to form the Grand Alliance government in Bihar has been broken,” Yadav told reporters. “The agreement of Gatbandhan (Grand Alliance) was for five years which has been broken ... I am hurt by this.” The Rajya Sabha MP said. He said the Grand Alliance and the BJP had put out different manifestos for the state election and they were face-to-face. “It’s for the first time in history of the country that the two manifestos of rival groupings have mingled.”

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post

t is quite needless to write an opinion about the failings of any particular political party since such matters don’t interest people. People are interested about their problems and what is being done by the government and also the objective criticisms of political parties on government decisions. As major political developments envelope India with a political party on to achieve political hegemony; the absence of a strong opposition does not augur well for democracy. There have been a series of write ups, particularly since the humiliating defeat suffered by the Congress in 2014 and which primarily focussed on the factors that had caused such a shattering defeat. The Congress has yet to learn its lessons as the party continues to function in the same style and with the same set of sycophants and their servile ideas. The BJP has marched on since 2014 and hasn’t stopped to look back. Many newspapers and analysts have written reams about the gradual demise of the Congress but still it has made no effort to correct mistakes. The AICC comprise of members who have mostly outlived their usefulness but still occupy their positions due to the so-called ‘loyalty factor’; another euphemism for sycophancy. The ‘old guards’ make themselves indispensible by exploiting on the insecurity of the supreme leader. The much hyped reorganisation was supposed to have been initiated by Rahul, the heir-apparent in 2007 but it never took place and the party got a drubbing in 2014. Rahul has his core team whose ideas are not shared by the old guards such as Ghulam Nabi Azad, Digvijaya Singh, Ambika Soni, Ahmed Patel and a host of others. After a string of defeats, the recent ones such as Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Goa being accounted on the aggressive no-holds barred approach by the BJP leadership; there appears to be no other way but down for the Congress. Rebellions in some states also do not augur well for the Grand Old Party. Thus, as the BJP sharpens its slogan of “Congress-mukt Bharat”, it’s these rebellions and minor revolts that are echoing in the Congress. The Congress in its 130-year history has seen many debilitating splits and high-profile exits but this time, the party is without a leader and the over dependence on the Gandhis is proving to be very costly. With every election, the voter base of Congress party has shrunk since its loss in the 2014 general election. The aura surrounding the Gandhis has worn off but the party cannot accept it and this has led to a disconnect with the youth. It is certainly as much worrying for the Congress party as it is for the country also. Had the BJP been in opposition, it would have shaken the nation with agitations against demonetisation, GST and black money. The Congress has missed these opportunities and has been pushed on the defensive over the National Herald case, Robert Vadra land scam, its leaders being targeted for violation of IT rules etc. Of course, the BJP government is using every means within its reach to ensure that the 130-year old party becomes history. It will be unfortunate if a national party is decimated since people can’t expect regional parties to provide effective opposition to the ruling government. Thus, India appears to be heading towards one-party rule which is not good for democracy.

DailyDevotion The Holy Suffering of the Saint

Let those who suffer according to the will of God commit their souls to Him in doing good… —1 Peter 4:19 Choosing to suffer means that there must be something wrong with you, but choosing God’s will— even if it means you will suffer— is something very different. No normal, healthy saint ever chooses suffering; he simply chooses God’s will, just as Jesus did, whether it means suffering or not. And no saint should ever dare to interfere with the lesson of suffering being taught in another saint’s life. The saint who satisfies the heart of Jesus will make other saints strong and mature for God. But the people used to strengthen us are never those who sympathize with us; in fact, we are hindered by those who give us their sympathy, because sympathy only serves to weaken us. No one better understands a saint than the saint who is as close and as intimate with Jesus as possible. If we accept the sympathy of another saint, our spontaneous feeling is, “God is dealing too harshly with me and making my life too difficult.” That is why Jesus said that self-pity was of the devil (see Matthew 16:2123). We must be merciful to God’s reputation. It is easy for us to tarnish God’s character because He never argues back; He never tries to defend or vindicate Himself. Beware of thinking that Jesus needed sympathy during His life on earth. He refused the sympathy of people because in His great wisdom He knew that no one on earth understood His purpose (see Matthew 16:23). He accepted only the sympathy of His Father and the angels (see Luke 15:10). Look at God’s incredible waste of His saints, according to the world’s judgment. God seems to plant His saints in the most useless places. And then we say, “God intends for me to be here because I am so useful to Him.” Yet Jesus never measured His life by how or where He was of the greatest use. God places His saints where they will bring the most glory to Him, and we are totally incapable of judging where that may be.

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If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader. ~ John Quincy Adams

Friday, August 11, 2017

Post-mortem

Vol. XXVII NO. 246 Dimapur, Friday, August 11, 2017

Political hegemony

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

Nagaland progresses at night

agaland grows at night when the government sleeps. This is a reality-suggesting that someone may be rising despite the state government. But would it not be wonderful if Nagaland also grows during the day? In other words public of Nagaland must be alert and must demand transparency and openness in all government dealings. This will lead towards cleaner elections in future. Nagaland is a land of numerous petty mafias. They are sand, bricks, stone chips, rice, kerosene, petrol, diesel, alcohol, etc. mafias. These are the harmful parasites that paralyze the state economy. They are also tightening their grip over the state election processes. But no political group or organized public will check them. They breathe because of them. They are their oxygen. This is the reason why there are dilapidated roads, bridges being washed away or collapsing, dismal government hospitals, electricity failure, bursting of transformers,etc.etc. Nagaland has more water than many other states in India. But there is no treated water supply in the state. Since water pipes fixed earlier are not in use they are rusted, broken and even contaminated. The whole investment on drinking water supply got wasted in the drainage. The answer is not to fix the water pipes again but to fix the institution that fixed the pipe. Who will do it? No political leader will do it for fear of voters or losing votes. It is not easy to reform in a democracy like Nagaland. That is why the ancient Greeks were suspicious of democracy because ordinary public could be manipulated by political leaders and the vested interest group. On top of that there are numerous groups demanding subscriptions, donations, taxation and even extortion. Only a recognized sovereign nation has right to collect revenue or taxes from her subject and citizen for the development and integration of the sovereign nation. Money is the root of all evils. Materialism and nationalism cannot go together all the time. They are strange bedfellows. Such marriage will land up in disaster. The worst affected are the

small business men who do not have influence. They suffer from the same lack of business freedom which makes him or her vulnerable to the depredation of the demanding agents. This torturous bribe laden procedure for running a small business erodes the state economy. This mess had its roots due to many years of terrible governance. For an honest business man it is a nightmare to deal with over lapping authorities of the government and the NGOS. It is a perfect recipe for corrupt people. Ultimately many of them for survival are bound to join the system and together they manipulate the system by arbitrarily fixing the administered prices. Since legitimate ways of operations become costly many honest people are forced to exit. High prices and easy profit attract more unscrupulous operators by colluding with different higher up authorities. Do not blame the MLAs and the Ministers for not developing your constituencies or the state. Rather blame yourself and the multiple party workers genuine as well as the fake ones. Former Prime Minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh introduced a scheme under the flagship of National Rural Development Guarantee Scheme for the rural poor. Dr. Singh being a Cambridge educated economist knew that such a scheme would be a failure in India. Nagaland too shared the scheme. Here instead of job creation we have created bogus job because no one is accountable for the result. We build many rural roads just to be washed away after the first rainfall. In this NREGA scheme there are many moral hazards in its execution especially in Nagaland which had a poor record of implementation. This diverted the public from productive to unproductive jobs. Meanwhile people too smelled an opportunity. They had perfected the art of creating fake muster rolls and thus siphon away funds into the wrong pocket. No one spoke out for fear. Even Dr. Singh was helpless because he cannot go against the voters. It was a premature welfarism that worsened corruption in Nagaland. Communist China too introduced a scheme similar

to Indian NREGA but they created jobs in China by building roads. A road creates opportunities for productive permanent jobs as villagers learn to travel and trade between their village and the town. Bad habits are hard to change. In Nagaland almost everyone has below poverty line card (BPL). They are entitled to highly subsidized government essential commodities and other benefits. Food grains from the government system are being leaked out by changing hands. Thus crores of rupees were ripped off annually and end in the pockets of the middle men. Think of the dismal story in the subsidy on energy. Kerosene is priced much lower than that of diesel and petrol. The blue coloured kerosene is sold by Agents for Rs. 25/- per litre and the same kerosene is priced between Rs.40/- and Rs.50/- in the open market. This kerosene is meant for poor people. But this kerosene is freely used to adulterate both diesel and petrol. Aadhaar card is supposed to be delivered by postal system free of cost but here in Nagaland you are directed to collect it from an agent for Rs.20/- per Aadhaar card. Does the Aadhaar card come with a price tag for the people of Nagaland? Who pockets the money? From time to time scams and scandals are exposed by ACAUT of Nagaland that hit the headlines pointing nexus among many players. It is seen that none of the political parties, public organizations or the civil societies come forward to build public awareness and support to clean the system. It is to be presumed that public is mute spectators to such malpractices. Silence of the political parties and the civil societies speaks of their likely connivance or collusion to such rotten system that eats into the very lives of the general public. Today people are talking about clean election. Church Ministers are exchanging pulpits and preaching powerful sermons on clean election. But you as believers and a voter still believe that MLAs and Ministers are your ATMs. Voters still demand supply and contract works, back door recruitments, quicker promotions, lucrative

For us, by us

agas are gulliblethat is usually what the non-locals attributes us. Ever since we attained our Statehood, we’ve been relying completely on the grants/aids from the Central Government for our survival. There were times when some industries and factories flourished during the nascent stage of our statehood but it has all come to a standstill. We might as well perish if at any point of time, the Central Government stops providing funds. Lately, there have been a realization amongst the Naga youths that it is time we embrace the dignity of labor which is applaudable. While there are multitudes of our youths who flock to the Indian cities for jobs, there are also plenty of young like-minded youths having genuine concern for our society who stays back at home and tries to set up their business or even do odd jobs. For if all the youths migrate out of our state stating the ill- conceived notion that our state is plagued with corruption, nepotism, that there are no opportunities in our state then who will bring change to our land? We cannot simply bring change by only commenting in Social Medias, I presume. A big shout out to all those who brave against all odds and stays back at home to heal our ailing society. We Nagas are mostly

in to II Generation in terms of education and our parents and elders are also partly to be blamed for the scores of unemployment. With the exception of the few, most of the parents and the society does not approve of other jobs except Government jobs- be it Peon or chowkidar. Government job is alpha and omega for them. Now let us do a simple mathematics here. Suppose an EAC officer draws a salary of 50K-60K per month. Our Naga trend these days is when someone gets a Government job (an officer especially). We tend to approach that person for all the important or not so important functions as Chief Guest or Speaker. That particular person will have to shell out a minimum of 10K per occasion. Besides the usual routine of being invited as Guest or Special Invitee. Our officers are burdened with lots of donations, fund raise, charity from all the organizations and associations that he/ she is familiar with. As a result, we aid our emerging dynamic leaders to plummet. Now, coming back to our youths who stays back at home to start their own businesses. They cannot just run their businesses on the roads or footpaths. Dimapur, being the commercial hub has witnessed the emergenceof many new buildings particularly in the main town. One such

glaring example is the Naga Council Dimapur building which was demolished to pave way for the new building. Usually, what happens in our context is that the rooms or the entire building are rented/allotted to the outsiders who are ever ready to shell out any sums of money to acquire it. These people in turn rent out the rooms at exorbitant rates. Our enthusiastic youths are thus deprived of getting any rooms or cannot afford to pay the rents to start their business. With regard to other buildings, it becomes the prerogative of the owner to whomever they want to rent out their building. As for the new NCD building, I feel the first opportunity should be given to our young entrepreneurs if there are any. If this can be materialized, the noble deeds of the NCD members will contribute significantly to the transition that we are in and should be emulated by one and all. If it is not by us then who will transform our society for us! The change that we have been looking for is ‘US’ and I believe it is a collective responsibility and not just one man’s duty. For us, by us is the motto of Akuluto Area Union, Dimapur. I found this quite relevant and inspiring and I sincerely hope that it does the same with others as well. X Chophika Sumi, Bank Colony, Dimapur

postings, donations for local functions, etc. They are indirectly forcing them to source out money legally or illegally to satisfy their greed. Public are not watch dogs for clean governance but watch dogs to earn dirty money. This vicious money making circle must first be eliminated. Once the Naga Tribe Council of Nagaland was successfully united against holding Urban Local Bodies election. But unfortunately they are silent on lack of development and corruption in Nagaland. If so how can we build a vibrant Nagaland? There are two types of corruptions – harassment induced and the collusive. In collusive corruption the one who demands and the one who gives conspire to manipulate the system and in the harassment induced corruption the rightful due is either denied or delayed till certain commission or cut is paid up. The latter one is the most common form of practice today. The problem that faces Nagaland today is unhealthy political culture and the governance. The issues that come out in the open reflect the weakening of party leadership, short comings in party build up and insufficient effort to enforce party discipline. Party concepts are not binding because organization is lax and discipline is flabby. Too little and too untimely crack down on certain malpractices reaching up to the upper echelon of political leaders have shown that the problem is serious. The greatest weakness of a party ruling for a long time without effective supervision will result in various scams and scandals. The crackdown should have started long ago on issues of corruption and using of public money to fund lavish life styles and also against those whose political loyalty is found lacking. The people of Nagaland are not assertive. They are not exercising their rights. The right to voice out and to agitate against any malpractices is their fundamental rights to life and development. It is this infuriating democracy with poor governance that has not delivered progress to the people. Voters can change them. After all they are your tenants only. Mapu Jamir (I.A.S.Retd.)

Rejoinder to Cmo

t is indeed surprising to find that Shri T.R Zeliang through the CMO have been repeatedly making press release over the disqualification petition made before the Hon’ble Speaker’s Court which otherwise should not be publicized in the public domain quoting various rules. It has become necessary to clarify certain points under the members of the Nagaland legislative Assembly (Disqualification on the ground of defection) Rule 2003. Under Rule2 Talks about duties of a Legislature Party leader for the purpose of Para 3 and Para 4 of the 10th Scheduled of the constitution of India Para 3 Talks about defection on ground of a split and what the Leader of the Legislature Party of the Splinter group should do, However, Para 3 of the 10th Schedule of the Constitution of India was omitted by Constitution (Ninety First Amendment) Act 2003. So this Para is no more applicable Para 4 Talks about disqualification on ground of defection not to apply in case of merger and Rule 2 of the members of the Nagaland legislative Assembly (Disqualification on ground of Defection) Rule 2003 Talks about the duties of the leader of the Legislature Party in case of a merger under Para 4 of the Constitution of India. Therefore, in very simple words, Shri T.R Zeliang and group have not merged with any party and as such, the duties of the leader of the Legislature Party as required under Rule 2 does not apply to him. With the sole intention to confuse the elected members and the general public by resorting to claim them as NPF Party is undemocratic and unconstitutional. Intra party activities cannot be taken to the floor of the Assembly or the Governor’s office. However, all these unlawful activities are carried out to run an unconstitutional government. Sooner or later, the truth shall be established, however, the damage that has cost the image and the intellect of the people of the state would be irreparable. The Election Commission of India declaring that the Votes by Congress rebels- Raghavji Patel and Bhola Gohil- in favour of BJP was invalid since the two had shown their ballot paper to a person other than the party’s polling agent” is a clear case of political party supremacy. Para 2(1) (b) of the 10th Schedule. Under which T.R Zeliang has petitioned for disqualification of the 10 MLAs supporting Dr. Shurhozelie. The constitutional provision is very clear and enough Supreme Court ruling has affirmed that Whip shall be issued only by a Political party. The Constitution is the principle Act and hence the Assembly Rules cannot over ride the Principle Act. Issued by Media & Press Bureau, NPF Central, Kohima

NPF press and information cell on smooth transition of presidentship

he autocratic, undemocratic and dictatorial functioning style of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu president NPF has created an unprecedented leadership dispute in the Party. His iron grip in the party has virtually converted the NPF party into a family fiefdom. Eventually the manifestation of this crisis erupted on 31th July 2017 wherein NPF legislature party selected Neiphiu Rio MP (Lok Sabha) as the NPF interim president. Consequent upon the selection of Neiphiu Rio as the NPF interim president, the NPF legislature party was gracious and magnanimous enough to grant 15 days to Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu to resign. This statement is issued to remind Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu that the 15 days grace time expires on 13 Aug 2017 and that he should resign on or before 13 Aug 2017. At the same

time, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu is further reminded that he should hand over the party properties (both movable and immovable) on or before 13 Aug 2017. In the event of failure to comply to the directives , we shall be compel to initiate our own course of actions and the consequences and negative fallout if any, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu will be held accountable. Drawing the mandate from the NPF led DAN govt. Where we command absolute 2/3 majority and basing on the strength of the NPF Party where we enjoy the majority, this directive is being issued for strict compliances. We sincerely hope that good sense will prevail and that the transition will take places smoothly and democratically. Shilumar, NPF Press and information cell

Reader’s Post On the condition of roads in Nagaland Sir,

Potholes and cranky roads are emblems for Nagaland. Depending on the amount and size of the potholes, they cause thousands of rupees of damage to vehicles. A lot of drivers in Dimapur often don’t see potholes, which appear overnight and if they are traveling at a high enough speed when they hit the hole. Even when drivers see the roads in advance and try to avoid it, they will sometimes swerve without warning into an oncoming lane of traffic, which results in collisions, serious injury and death. I sometimes wonder if the government ever feels a twinge of guilt when they see the conditions of roads in Nagaland. The roads are not well-tarred and there is no footpath at all. A person has to walk on the sides of a road and when two or three vehicles from the opposite directions come it is quite difficult for a pedestrian to give way to the vehicles. This only happens in Nagaland, but I hope that good roads will surely appear in Nagaland soon. Limala Kichu, Dimapur

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

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overall health, nutritional status, access to education and quality of life. Dr. Wati disclosed that in Febr uar y and March 2016 administered 5, 48,249 and 6, 52,493 children with achievement of 88.8% and 90.1% respectively and this year in march 1st phase has achieved 94.9% with 6, 76,691 children administered de-worming. The programme was held in the school assembly with hundred students. Deputy Director (AH) directorate of health and family welfare Dr. Khriesilie Sachu, proposed the vote of thanks. (Correspondent) LONGLENG: District Hospital Longleng observed NDD on August 10, at Bautung Government Higher Secondary School, School Auditorium. Dr Lirenthung MO MHT (RBSK) spoke on

the importance and the benefits of de-worming children which is essential to control worm transmission in the community and is safe and beneficial for all children and adults. He also spoke on the several harmful health issues because of worm infection such anemia, nutritional impairment, loss of appetite etc. IEC materials and deworming tablets were given free of cost at schools and distributed at the block level as well. The programme was attended by District Media Officer Roseline and Nurse Atula and the staffs and students of Bau-

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WHO, 65% of children in India between 1-14 years are at risk of worm infestation. He said worm infection in children leads to anaemia, weakness, nutritional impairment, loss of appetite, stomach ache, vomiting, diarrhoea, weight loss etc. He said the prog ramme would car r y out in coordination with health and family welfare, department of school education and women and child development (ICDS), health workers, school teachers and anganwadi workers with supervisors. He said the goal and objective of NDD is to de-worm all the pre-school and school –age children (enrolled and non-enrolled ) between the ages of 1-19 years through the platform of government aided schools, private schools and Anganwadi centres in order to improve their

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KO H I M A , AU G 1 0 (NPN): Department of health and family welfare Nagaland Kohima has launched the 2nd phase of “National De-Worming Day (NDD) on Thursday. In Kohima, NDD was launched by mission director National Health Mission (NHM) of health and family welfare Nagaland, Dr. Limaakum Jami at Christ King Higher Secondary School Kohima. In a keynote address, director health and family welfare in-charge, Dr. M.A Wati, said during NDD observation children between 1-19 years of age would be targeted to receive treatment for parasitic intestinal worms (soil transmitted helminthiasis) through the platform of schools and anganwadi centres. He informed that the first national de-worming day was successfully implemented in 11 states in February 2015 and dewormed 89.8 million children in the age group of 1-19 years. Dr. M.A Wati said the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends “de-worming of all school age and pre-school age children” with the global target aiming to eliminate morbidity due to worms (soil-transmitted helminths) in children by 2020. He said the government of India aims to cover at least 90% of all children through the NDD programme. He informed according to

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Department of Agriculture, Cooperation & Farmers Welfare Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India Medziphema : Dimapur Nagaland Tele:03862-247707 Fax : 247088 E-mail : cihnerdir@gmail.com. Website:www.cihner.org.in CIH/NER/(G)/62/2009-10/ 401 Date: 10.08.2017. WALK-IN-INTERVIEW A walk in interview will be conducted for one post of Assistant Horticulture Specialist on contractual basis initially for 6 (six) months at Central Institute of Horticulture, Department of Agriculture, Cooperation & Farmers Welfare, Govt. of India, Medziphema, Nagaland on 1st September, 2017 at 11:00 am in the office of the Director, CIH, Medziphema, Nagaland. The consolidated remuneration will be in the range of Rs.25,000-Rs.29,000/- per month. Interested candidate may appear for the interview with a brief Resume, Educational qualification documents (in original & photocopy) and recent Passport Photograph. Eligible Criteria 1. Assistant Horticulture Specialist 1. Master’s Degree in Horticulture or M.Sc.(Hort.) in Pomology from a recognized Agriculture University or equivalent. 2. Experience in the field of Horticulture Development/Research will be given preference Note: No TA/DA will be admissible for appearing for the interview. Age limit will be 35 years as on date of advertisement. (Lallan Ram) Director DC-1877

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we could chew as far as establishment of the paper mill is concern,” the parliamentary secretary said. Amenba further added that the topography as well as socio-cultural scenario do not permit establishment of mega project. He therefore, suggested that local entrepreneurs should rather strive towards setting up of medium and micro enterprises, which are manageable and also environmental friendly. While reminding that human resource development was crucial in order to usher in an economic revolution in an entrepreneurship friendly region such as Tuli, the parlia-

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existing centre at a later stage, he said. Maintaining that the unemployment was the greatest challenge faced by the Naga society and with the saturation of government job, Amenba said it has become imperative for the state government to provide avenues for self employment. However, he hoped that the service centre set up under the initiatives of the government would meet to the growing need. He also lamented on the failure to revive Nagaland Pulp & Paper Company, and said that revival of the unit was a distant dream. “We have bitten more than

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I, Mr. Nzan L Ngullie applying for a duplicate copy of 3rd Semester Admit Card, as I have lost it. F/Name : Lumbemo Ngullie Roll No : 14AP355, Year : Nov 2015 Institution : Patkai Christian College Finders may kindly contact: 9089227112. DC-1882

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D I M A P U R , AUG 1 0 (NPN): A Weavers Service Centre (WSC), set up under the auspices of Development Commissioner of Handlooms, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, was inaugurated by parliamentary secretary for industries and commerce, NIDC, Amenba Yaden at Luyong, Tuli on August 9. Speaking on the occasion, Amenba said that centre was one of the gamuts of entrepreneurial infrastructure that the department of industries and commerce envisages to set up to promote economic activities in the area. A common facility centre would be added to the

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Parliamentary secretary for industries and commerce, NIDC, Amenba Yaden inaugurating the Weavers Service Centre at Luyong, Tuli on August 9. (DIPR)

mentary secretary said that the present service centre was one such initiative towards achieving skill development in the state. Delivering a brief account of the Weavers Service Centre, K. Hokishe Assumi, managing director of Nagaland Handloom & Handicraft Development Corporation and Addl. Director of Industries and Commerce, Nagaland said that the service centre was the first of a series that the Central government has sanctioned for the state. The centre would focus on imparting training to the local artisans mainly on three disciplines- designing, dyeing and weaving. Apart from imparting training through experienced mater trainers, the centre would also facilitate guaranteed marketing of the produce manufactured by the trained artisans. He also informed that the passed out trainees would be provided with tools and equipment’s costing Rs.27000 which will be made available to them at a highly subsidized rate of Rs.1300 per unit. The occasion was also marked by distribution of training kits to the trainees by Subramaniam, deputy director, WCS, Government of India.

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rationalise subsidises, the Government has decided to increase the cost of LPG cylinders by Rs 4 per month. The ultimate aim of the Government is to eliminate the subsidy on LPG cylinders by end March 2018,” MTEF said. After successful implementation of paying subsidies directly into bank accounts of LPG users, the government is now focused on reducing kerosene subsidies. Introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) from July 1 this year as also the increased surveillance post demonetisation would expand the tax base from in next two fiscal years, MTEF said.

show the growth anticipated during the presentation of the Budget. “In other words it is felt that any shocks to tax collections due to the introduction of GST will be absorbed in the current financial year and hence the tax-GDP ratio will remain at the level of 2016-17,” it said. The government has budgeted for over Rs 19.06 lakh crore from taxes in the current fiscal, a growth of about 15 per cent over the last fiscal.

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year and Rs 25.95 lakh crore in 2019-20, it said. The capital expenditure is projected at Rs 3.09 lakh crore in the current fiscal and revenue expenditure at Rs 18.36 lakh crore, taking the total to Rs 21.46 lakh crore. The document, the ministry said, has set forth a three- year rolling target for the expenditure indicators with specification of underlying assumptions and risks involved. Defence, which accounts for about 30 per cent of the government’s capital outlay, will see the spending rise from Rs 91,580 crore in the current fiscal to Rs 1,01,137 crore in the next one and Rs 1,11,706 crore

New Delhi, Aug 10 (PTI): The implementation of GST and increased surveillance post demonetisation will help increase the tax-GDP ratio to 11.9 per cent by 2019-20, government said Thursday. The gross tax-GDP ratio in 2017-18 is estimated to be around 11.3 per cent. In the Medium Term Expenditure Framework Statement, tabled in the Lok Sabha, the finance ministry has projected that in the medium term tax revenues will

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New Delhi, Aug 10 (PTI): The total expenditure of the central government is likely to touch Rs 26 lakh crore in 2019-20, up from Rs 21.46 lakh crore estimated for the current fiscal, a finance ministry document said Thursday. The Centre’s capital expenditure is expected to rise 25 per cent to Rs 3.9 lakh crore in 2019-20, with defence outlay alone jumping 22 per cent, said the Medium-term Expenditure Framework Statement (MTEF) tabled in Parliament. Together with revenue expenditure, government’s total spending is projected to rise from Rs 21.46 lakh crore in 2017-18 to Rs 23.4 lakh crore in the next financial

Ko l kata , Au g 1 0 (PTI): Country’s leading lender State Bank of India (SBI) Thursday said that the rising NPAs in the MSME sector in West Bengal was worrisome for which the bank had introduced new assessment system for these units. “It is worrisome that the level of NPAs in the MSME sector has touched 16 per cent. We are trying to solve the problem”, CGM of SBI (Bengal circle) Partho Pratim Sengupta said. Sengupta while talking to reporters on the sidelines of an ICC seminar on MSMEs here, said that the rise in NPAs in the state been driven by iron and steel based companies. Star ting August 5, 2017, SBI had introduced new system of assessment for the MSMEs across the country, Sengupta said. Under the new system, MSMEs having loan requirement Rs 50 lakh and above would be judged on the basis of cash flow rather than the balance sheet. He said that this was a simplified method of financing based on some questions and bank statements.

in 2019-20. While outgo on fertiliser subsidy is projected to be flat at Rs 70,000 crore between the current fiscal and 2019-20, the food subsidy bill will rise to Rs 1.75 lakh crore in 2018-19 and Rs 2 lakh crore in the following fiscal. Food subsidy bill in current fiscal is pegged at Rs 1.45 lakh crore. Petroleum subsidy would drop to Rs 18,000 crore in 2018- 19 from Rs 25,000 crore in current fiscal and to Rs 10,000 crore in 2019-20. Petrol and diesel prices have been decontrolled and subsidy outgo on petrol is restricted to LPG and kerosene. “In continuation of the efforts of the government to

New Delhi, Aug 10 (PTI): Persisting global worries took gold prices to an over two-month high of Rs 29,890 per 10 grams with a gain of Rs 340 today, mirroring a firm trend overseas amid heavy local buying. Silver also recaptured the Rs 40,000-mark by rising Rs 570 to trade at Rs 40,070 per kg, backed by increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers. The ongoing muscleflexing by the US and North Korea is keeping investors on edge, which explains the growing allure of the precious metals as a safe haven. Increased buying by local jewellers to meet rising demand at the domestic spot market also kept gold prices elevated.

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I, MARSASHI, S/o Imtitongzuk of Mongsenyimti Village, Resident of Yisemyong, Mokokchung, Nagaland have lost my Academic certificate from HSLC to B.Sc (Forestry). Finder may please inform me in this no.8974731614. HSLC Roll no.1030893 of 2010 (Marksheet, Admit card and certificate of qualification) HSSLC ROLL NO.1237045 of 2012 (Marksheet, Admit card and certificate of qualification.) HNB Garhwal University B.Sc (Forestry) (1st to 6th Semester) bearing enrollment no.G13660507 and Roll.no.90931301 of 2013 to 2017. (Marksheet, Admit card and Certificate of qualification) Provisional certificate and migration certificate issued by HNB Garhwal University. And Mr SASIPURNA MUKHIA (Provisional Certificate and Migration Certificate issued by HNB Garhwal University, Enrollment No.G13660528 and Roll. No. 90931321 of 2013 to 2017. DC-1884

LOST NOTICE I, Evan Zhimomi am applying for a duplicate copy of HSLC Registration Card as I have lost it. Name : Evan Zhimomi F/Name : Akato Zhimomi M/Name : Hotoli Zhimomi D.O.B : 03.05.1998 Roll No : 1670687 Year : 2016 School : Govt. Hr. Sec. School, Zunheboto

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China quake death toll mounts to 20 BEIJING, AUG 10 (PTI): Rescuers in China today intensified their search for residents missing in the 7.0magnitude ear thquake which struck a mountainous region in China’s southwest Sichuan province, killing at least 20 people and injuring more than 400. Authorities evacuated more than 50,000 people, including 126 foreigners, state-r un Xinhua news agency reported. Twenty people have been confirmed dead while the number of injured has risen to 431, including 15 critically injured, according to local authorities. The quake had struck Jiuzhaigou County on Tuesday. Jiuzhaigou is a popular tourist destination in the mountains on the eastern edge of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The epicentre of the quake was close to Jiuzhaigou National Park, a popular tourist destination in the mountains. Rescue workers today found 16 people trapped at a scenic spot called Panda Sea in Jiuzhaigou. Firefighters are working to secure the safety of tourists and residents stranded in areas where roads have been blocked by fallen rocks and landslides. CCTV said 10,500 people had been moved from damaged buildings to emergency shelters.

Two supersonic US bombers took off from the island on a fly-over mission to Korea early this week. Professor Yang MooJin of Seoul’s University of North Korean Studies said the level of detail in Pyongyang’s declaration was unusual. “The North appears to be saying what it is going to do is within international laws,” he told AFP. “Therefore, it cannot be ruled out that the North may translate this plan into reality.” During the Cold War in the 1980s the Soviet Union sent unarmed missiles to come down in the Pacific within 1,000 kilometres of Hawaii.

Sitimi Village Union Dimapur (SVUD) is extremely honored and takes immense pride in congratulating Dr. A. Husca Aye (Asst. Prof. Japfu Christian College) on bring conferred Ph.D on the thesis, "Changing Socio-Cultural and Political Institutions Vis-à-vis Migration. A case study of the Sumi Nagas of Kiphire District". The Union prays that the Almighty God bless him with good health and wishes greater success in the day to come.

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We, the Puro Clan would like to felicitate Miss Zhovelu Puro, D/o Posunyi Puro for being selected for MBBS course through NEET 2017. We wish her all the best in her career. Education Committee Puro Clan Kikruma

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After a long time of trying and praying to the Almighty God, to become a leader at National Level, my prayer was answered by making my life a grand success. I am from Khezhakeno Village of Phek District. I was brought up in a Christian family and both my parents were servants of God. Although they are no longer with us, but their prayers, teachings, kindness and blessing are still with us. My father, Late Rev. Ngolo Koza and my mother Late Chichu-o Koza, through their blessings, today, I have achieved my goal to be a national-level leader. The two new assignments I have been entrusted with are, 1. National Organising Secretary, All India Congress Seva Dal. 2. National Senior Vice President and Zone President, All India Sonia Gandhi Association. (Incharge East Zone India). From the beginning of my life’s journey, I have faced many undesirable or unacceptable situations like corruption, tribalism, criticism and backstabbing etc, but, by the grace of the Almighty God who is always with me, I never turned to the negative side. In the Holy Bible, Mathew Chapter:7 Verse. 7 says (Ask, and it will be given to you: seek, and you will ﬁnd: knock, and it will be opened to you.) I am not a good beliver, but all the time I pray to God regarding my new assignment. Almighty is listening my prayer, this is how my life’s journey has become a grand success. (N.NEILO KOZA) Class-1 Contractor A.G. Colony, Kohima K-2558

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APPEAL TO CONCERNED AUTHORITY NOT TO GRANT BAIL It is undeniable fact that Lt. Enibemo Ezung was murdered by accused namely Lirhonthung Murry and Lolanbeni Murry of Wokha Village on 17th July 2017 and the said accused were languishing under investigation agency till date and for which the entire family circle of the said Lt. Enibemo Ezung are being victimized out of the said incident. However, the entire family circle admitted the end of justice. Therefore, the entire family circle strongly urge the competent authority to initiate stern action upon the said accused as per the relevant section of law of the land in the interest of justice and fair play. And further inform the concerned authority not to grant bail to the present accused till justice is delivered. Whoever, try to bail out the said accused under any circumstances that person will be held responsible, if at all any untoward incident or situation arises in near future. Lt. Enibemo Ezung Family Wokha Town, Nagaland DC-1880

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Kuda (Nagarjan) Nkonjan Lotha Ekhung nzontsu thyutasanta ji Jikanika (Aug) choro tsungon 12th Sothetsungon (Sat) nchuk enyathung yuta 10:30 (am) lo NAGALAND SCIENCE CENTRE Supper Market, Dimapur jilo na khiala. Nzansi Kialo tsuka najo mmyanta ronrungta le osi okho mmhonka tsukona Ni/Nte etum ezi mmhom lia tssona nchuma vantasi oro phyotale elani nchukum nzyu 2017 kilen ekhya ji ha topvuna hansi rotale to Esaekhoden yakchia jonjia ntsijantala. Yivon ekhiv tsukona konjanphen. 1. Khoktepvui :- 9612706068 2. N. Eranpvui :- 9856354173

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NPF ZUNHEBOTO DIVISION REFUTES THE SELF-STYLED STATEMENT OF MR. H. KASHITO YEPTHOMI & MR. KIYELU AWOMI The NPF Zunheboto Division refutes the press statement in page No. 12 of the Nagaland post, dated 10/08/2017 by self-styled; Acting President, Mr. H. Kashito Yephtomi and Acting General Secretary, Mr. P. Kiyelu Awomi which is not even worth to refute. However, the general public should be made aware of reality and legality of the NPF Party system. The Election Commission of India records the legality of Dr. Shürhozelie as the President of the NPF and the NPF Constitution as legal party document. The NPF MLAs have taken pledge while en-rolling in the NPF Active member under schedule III and additional- “Pledge for party ticket” under schedule IV of the NPF constitution, to remain faithful and loyal to the NPF constitution and be subjected to the party discipline. And shall do nothing against the interest of the party and shall honestly abide by all decisions and directives given by the party. Accordingly, they have appended their names and signatures which have qualified their nominations by the Election Commission and are now NPF MLAs. It is very unfortunate that some of our Honorable NPF MLAs have violated the NPF Constitution Eight Amendment (and not seven amendments as stated by suspended NPF members) Article XIV Discipline 2. (a), (b), & (c) and hence, they have been penalized by the Central Office under Article XIV Discipline 1. d (iii) suspension for membership and (iv) Expulsion. Subsequently, any NPF unit or party workers who support the expelled and suspended MLAs are also liable for party disciplinary action. Hence, as per provision of the NPF Constitution, the NPF Central office has dissolved or suspended certain Area Units, and those affected units and individuals has no legal sanction to use the party platform any further. It is very unfortunate to bring to the public domain that Mr. H. Kashito Yepthomi, who is not even an Active member of NPF has claimed to be the acting president of the Division, where the Division feels that he should preserve his dignity for his descendents. And Mr. P. Kiyelu Awomi, who was once the working president of the division has been scrapped from his post and was suspended from the party Vide Order No. NPF Zbto. Div. / DAC/02-16, Dated 04/07/2016, the reason is best known to him, and the order still stands tall, and yet he has claimed to be the acting General Secretary of the division. This is to remind that, the NPF is registered political party in the Election Commission of India, and therefore, any individual or group who misuse the NPF letter head without legal sanction from the NPF Central Office is an offence. Therefore, from today henceforth (i.e 11/08/2017), any individual or group without the NPF Zunheboto Division President’s consent, if found using the NPF Zunheboto Division or dissolved or suspended units- letter heads and party platform, shall be booked against the deceit and forgery Penal Code of the law. Thence, the concerned are directed to refrain from unconstitutional activities to avoid legal penalty. You have every right to form New Political Party and no one shall stop you in doing so, but not in the NPF. (AKAVI SUMI) President NPF Zunheboto Division

(KHUKETO YEPTHOMI) General Secy. (Admn.) NPF Zunheboto Division

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We, the Dimapur Küpza Senso Telongjem takes immense pride and honour to congratulate : 1. Er. Repang Longkumer, S/o Late Lanutemjen Longkumer on his promotion to the post of Additional Chief Engineer PHED Department, Govt. of Nagaland. 2. Er. Among Longkumer, S/o Late Malangchang Longkumer on his promotion to the post of Principal, Govt. Polytechnic Tuensang under Technical Education Department, Govt. of Nagaland. 3. Kr. Nokinsangla T. Imchen, D/o Mr. Talitemjen Imchen and Mrs. Masamenla, Top 14th Rank in HSLC 2017 conducted by N.B.S.E is the First Recipient of Mr. Limameren Trust Award. Further, the Union wishes them every success in their future endeavours. Lanukaba Imchen Purnukshi. L President, KSTD Gen. Secy., KSTD

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slid into recession. Tuesday’s no-confidence motion was the first to be held by secret ballot, and more than 25 members of his ruling party revolted and supported the motion or abstained, the ANC said. “We are deeply disappointed that some of our ANC members allowed themselves to be used by the opposition to fracture and weaken the ANC and destabilize our country,” the party said in a statement. It did not say how and if it would discipline members who did not tow the party line. The ANC is expected to replace Zuma as party president at a meeting in December, but his term as head of state is set to continue until elections in 2019.

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Thulunso Society Tuensang celebrated Medumneo festival, the most important and premier festival of Yimchungru on 8th Aug. 2017, with ‘pomp and gaiety’ at Tuensang Town. The celebration was attended by all the members, well wishers marked with various traditional games and folk song and dance. DP-8086

(RISE AND LEAD) APPRECIATION We the Pathso Students’ Union with utmost pride and gratitude would like to extend our heartiest appreciation to the following individuals for their achievement. 1. Mr. K.Shangjiu, son of Khuming for being selected to undergo MBBS course 2017-18. 2. Mr. T.Sangzui, S/o Mr. Tangsoi for being selected for B.Sc. Agri. through (NSEE) 2017. The Union wishes you good health and success in your future endeavours. Executive Chairman P. ZUHING

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The 28 NPF Koridang Assembly Constituency under the President-ship of Mr. Suchasangba of Longkhum Village is a dully established ofﬁce and recognized by the NPF Mokokchung Division and NPF Central HQ Kohima. The A/C is crystal clear in its commitment and support to the NPF Party Central HQ and to the dynamic leadership of Party President, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu. Apropos to the advertisement published in certain newspaper on the 3rd and 9th of August 2017, extending support to certain political leader, signed by 2 (two) persons impersonating the NPF 28 Koridang A/C is nothing but cheap politics to gain undeserved attention. LONG LIVE NPF LONG LIVE Dr. SHURHOZELIE LIEZIETSU DC-1879

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ernance.” Karunanayake’s name had surfaced in a controversial Central Bank bond scam which is being investigated. He said he had no connection with the incident in question and time would prove his honesty.

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C O LO M B O, AU G 1 0 (IANS): Sri Lanka’s Foreign Minister Ravi Karunanayake resigned on Thursday over corruption charges in a bond scam but maintained he had done no wrong. Making a statement in Parliament, Karunanayake said all the allegations leveled against him were “baseless” and he had resigned to protect the image of his government, the Daily Mirror newspaper reported. “I have never done anything wrong, and I resign with pride to create a new political culture in Sri Lanka and ensure good gov-

votes to pass, is seen as unlikely to succeed as the ANC holds a majority of 249 of the house’s seats. The motion says the some ANC lawmakers “no longer represent the earnest hopes and aspirations of the electorate” and “exhibit unquestioning fealty to President Jacob Zuma and to the organization he leads.” The ANC blasted the DA’s move as an attempt to subvert the will of South African voters by trying to dissolve a government that received 62 percent of the national vote in the 2014 polls. Zuma has survived multiple attempts by the opposition to remove him from power, as he has faced growing anger over multiple allegations of corruption while the economy has

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miles) and come down 30 to 40 kilometres away from Guam, it said -- which would put the impact points just outside US territorial waters. Japan, which has in the past warned it would shoot down any North Ko r e a n m i s s i l e s t h a t threaten its territory, responded quickly to insist it can “never tolerate” provocations from the reclusive state. The western Pacific island of Guam is home to US strategic assets including long-range bombers and military jets and submarines, which are regularly deployed for shows of force in and near the Korean peninsula, to Pyongyang’s fury.

J O H A N N E S BU RG, AUG 10 (AGENCIES): South Africa’s main opposition party submitted a motion to dissolve the nation’s parliament on Thursday, which, if passed, would require fresh national elections, reports AP. “The ANC is willing to do anything to protect President Jacob Zuma,” said John Steenhuisen, chief whip of the Democratic Alliance par ty. “South Africans need to be given the opportunity to make their voices heard at the polls.” The dissolution motion comes hot on the heels of a no confidence vote which Zuma narrowly survived earlier this week. The dissolution attempt, which requires 201 out of 400 parliamentary

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Kim Rak-Gyom, the commander of the North’s missile forces, according to Pyongyang’s official Korean Central News Agency. “Sound dialogue is not possible with such a guy bereft of reason,” he added in a statement. The military would complete the Guam plan by mid-August and submit it to Kim Jong-Un for consideration, he said. The distinctively precise statement said the four missiles would be launched simultaneously and overfly the Japanese prefectures of Shimane, Hiroshima and Koichi. They would have a flight time of 17 minutes 45 seconds, travel 3,356.7 kilometres (around 2,086

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The NUDA along with the entire Naghutomi villagers extends our heartiest congratulations to the following bonaﬁde members : 1. SHRI. M HUKHETO WOTSA On being promoted to Vice-Principal, Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung 2. SHRI. VIHOTO CHISHI On being promoted to Jt. Director, Department of Treasuries & Accounts. We are proud of your achievement through sincerity, determination and perpetual hardworking. We pray that, God Almighty bless with you more wisdom and grant more success in the days to come. Hekuto Yesca Chairman, NUDA

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North Korea mocks Trump; hones Guam strike plans

SEOUL, AUG 10 (AFP): Nuclear-armed North Korea mocked President Donald Trump as “bereft of reason” today, raising the stakes in their stand-off with an unusually detailed plan to send a salvo of missiles towards the US territory of Guam. The scheme to target the island, a key US military stronghold, was intended to “signal a crucial warning” as “only absolute force” would have an effect on the US leader, the North said. The declaration came after Trump boasted on Twitter that America’s nuclear arsenal was “far stronger and more powerful than ever before”. E a r l i e r, Tr u m p stunned the world with a bold-faced message to leader Kim Jong-Un that appeared to borrow from Pyongyang’s own rhetorical arsenal, saying the North faced “fire and fury like the world has never seen”. The war of words over Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile programmes is raising fears of a miscalculation that could lead to catastrophic consequences on the Korean peninsula and beyond. Last month the North carried out two successful tests of an intercontinental ballistic missile, bringing much of the US mainland within its range. Tr ump’s “fire and fury” remarks were “a load of nonsense”, said General

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Chris Cornell to be immortalised with a statue in Seattle A

H be bringing him home and honouring him, I hope, with all of you, your love and support.” Together with the statue, Vicky has committed $100,000 to the Chris Cornell Music Therapy Program at the Seattle based charity Childhaven. Founded in 1909, the organisation provides care for the youngest survivors of abuse and neglect and also teaches parents how to care and nurture for their children. “Chris was always interested in protecting traumatized children who had suffered physical or psychological abuse,” Vicky

Milla Jovovich to play ‘Blood Queen’ in ‘Hellboy’ reboot Dog Soldiers as well as several memorable Game of Thrones episodes, Marshall has the chops for this R-rated film.

told The Seattle Times. “He always felt music was a way to heal even neurological and emotional conditions. “His promise was to help the most vulnerable children. My vow now is to keep his promise, and what better way to honour Chris and his hometown than by creating a music program to help these babies heal.” You can see photos of rock stars who have been immortalised as statues in our gallery below, featuring Lemmy, Ronnie James Dio, Freddie Mercury, Bon Scott, Phil Lynott, Rory Gallagher and more.

Prehistoric crocodile named after ‘Lemmy Kilmister’

ar uo Nakajima, famous for playing the role of ‘Godzilla’ for 20 years, has died at the age of 88. According to The Independent, Nakajima died from pneumonia, a spokesperson for the Toho film company said. Over the course of 20 years, Nakajima donned the character’s iconic, cumbersome suit to play the creature in a dozen films in total, from the original 1954 ‘Godzilla’, all the way to 1972’s Godzilla vs Gigan. Recently, the actor explained how the first suit, which weighed around 200lbs, was created from ready-mixed concrete since rubber was in short supply in the aftermath of WWII. He also stated in the past that the suit was so difficult to breathe in that

an oxygen tube had to be attached. The actor actually began his career in samurai and war films, starring notably in the Akira Kurosawa classic Seven Samurai, alongside Ishiro Honda’s WWII film ‘Eagle of the Pacific, who later went on to direct the first ‘Godzilla’ and spotted how energetic Nakajima was on set, realising he was the perfect pick to play the film’s monstrous star.

prehistoric crocodile has been renamed in the honor of late Motörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister’s. The creature, formerly called “Steneosaurus” obtusidens, will now be known as Lemmysuchus obtusidens. The crocodile lived about 164 million years ago and “would have been one of the biggest coastal predators of its time,” according to Michela M. Johnson, who worked on the renaming study. Lorna Steel (a museum curator at London’s Natural History Museum where Lemmysuchus’ fossil remains) said, “Although Lemmy passed away at the end of 2015, we’d like to think that he would have raised a glass to Lemmysuchus, one of the nastiest sea creatures to have ever inhabited the Earth.”

Rishi Kapoor calls for saving rivers in India

eteran actor Rishi Kapoor has extended his support to “Rally for Rivers” campaign and has urged his followers and friends to help save rivers in India. Rishi took to Twitter and shared a 27-second video clip, in which he is urging his fans and followers to help save the rivers -- which are called the lifelines of India. In the video, Rishi is heard saying: “Hello, friends this is Rishi Kapoor here. I am supporting Rally for Rivers -- India’s lifelines. Please support the same. Thank you.” The 64-year-old actor captioned the video: “Our rivers are dying they have embraced us for millions of years.” According to the of-

ficial page of the cause, Ganga, Krishna, Narmada, Kaveri and many of our rivers are depleting fast. The initiative has been started by spiritual leader and yogi Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, who has established Isha Foundation. The campaign is called #RallyforRivers and Sadhguru himself will drive from Kanyakumari to Himalayas to create awareness, according to the foundation.

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statue of Chris Cornell is to be erected in his home city of Seattle, his wife Vicky has said. The late Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog and Audioslave singer’s statue has been designed by artist and sculptor Wayne Toth and will be placed at an as-yet-unspecified location in the city. Toth created the famous Johnny Ramone statue at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, where Chris was laid to rest in May. “He has already given me a design and the children and I love it,” Vicky told The Seattle Times before adding it will take around seven months to create. Seattle attorney and close family friend Mark Johnson is now communicating with Seattle government officials about potential locations for the statue. Vicky says that she would love to take on board any fan feedback about the location. She said: “He is Seattle’s son and we will

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Lotha bridge (Doyang Bridge) between Wokha - Merapani Road, damaged bridge measuring almost 4 (four) square feet was repaired by the Thillong Village Council and VDB on 8th August 2017. The movement of Vehicles was restricted on that day for which the Village Council admitted for the inconvenience caused. Thillong Village Council Chairman and VDB Secretary further appreciated the NEEPCO staff, police department, 28 Assam Riﬂes, resident of Doyang right bank and public for their immense support and cooperation physically, materially and ﬁnancially. Therefore, the Village Council and VDB appeals to the concerned department to take up new construction of the bridge at the earliest. VDB Secretary Chairman Thillong Village Thillong Village Council

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illa Jovovich is in final talks to join the Marshalldirected reboot of Hellboy, sources said. The plan is for her to join Stranger Things’ David Harbour (playing the red-skinned creature originated by Ron Perlman in the Guillermo del Toro films), and Ian McShane, who’s also set to play Professor Broom. Andrew Cosby is working on the latest draft of a script by Christopher Golden and Hellboy creator Mike Mignola and Aron Coleite. Larry Gordon and Lloyd Levin and Mike Richardson are the producers. Millennium Films and Lionsgate are making the film. Christa Campbell and Lati Grobman are also producing through Campbell Grobman Films. Jovovich is no stranger to the sci-fi action genre, but she has almost exclusively worn the white hat in the Resident Evil films, The Fifth Element and Ultraviolet. She is repped by CAA and Untitled. Marshall is now focusing on the reboot after coming off directing the pilot episode of Lost In Space for Netflix, with his producing partner Marc Helwig, who’s an executive producer of Hellboy. Based on the raw visual sensibilities he has shown in the films The Descent, Centurion and

Carrie Fisher leaves $7m worth estate to daughter Billie Lourd

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arrie Fisher’s daughter, Billie Lourd, is all set to inherit her estate worth nearly 7 million dollars. According to the new documents filed by the executor of Fisher’s estate, her 25-year-old daughter stands to inherit 6.8 million dollars in personal property, the TMZ reported. There could be more inheritance coming her way as according to reports, the probate case does not reflect money that could be in various trusts. Fisher, known for her iconic ‘Star Wars’ role of Princess Leia, died at the age of 60 on December 27, 2016 after suffering a massive heart attack, a day before the death of her mother, actress Debbie Reynolds

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Iran beat India at Asia Cup basketball

Players of India and Iran in action during their FIBA Asia Cup match.

per cent and had five players finish the game scoring in double figures. Iran’s centre Hamed Hadadi, who has played in the NBA, was at his imposing best against India, top scoring with 20 points and dishing out 8 assists. For India, Amjyot Singh Gill was the only player who broke double figures with 10 points. India will hope to tighten up its game on both ends of the floor if it has to qualify for the second phase of the tournament. The Indian hoopsters will now take on 28th

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Murray out of Cincinnati Masters

NWA meeting on August 11 DIMAPUR, AUG 10 (NPN): An executive meeting of Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) has been convened on August 11 at 2 p.m. at NWA office. All NWA office bearers have been asked to attend the meeting.

Cincinnati, Aug 10 (Agencies): World number one Andy Murray will miss next week’s ATP Masters Series event in Cincinnati with a nagging hip injury that also forced him out of this week’s Montreal event. Murray is struggling for fitness ahead of the US Open, which starts August 28 in New York and, even if he is able to play, it remains to be seen how well he can perform after missing the two major hardcourt warm-up events for the Flushing Meadows fortnight. “ U n f o r t u n a t e ly I won’t be playing in Cincinnati as I continue my recovery,” Murray said on Wednesday. “I always enjoy playing there and I

ranked Jordan on Friday before ending the group stages against Syria on August 13. Meanwhile, strong contenders Philippines defeated China 96-87. It was the first game of their campaign for China, the most successful team in this tournament with 16 titles. China head coach Du Feng fielded a lineup which included Guo Ailun, Liu Xiaoyu, Zhou Peng, Ren Junfei and Han Dejun during the match on Wednesday evening, reports Xinhua news agency. In the beginning, Chi-

na tipped off and got possession, getting two points in as many minutes. But five fouls in less than three minutes meant that China trailed after the first quarter 16-26. China did no better in the second quarter. At the end of the first half, China were 14 points behind the Philippines. In the second half, Du Feng managed an oppressive defence. China caught up and nearly levelled the score at the end of the third quarter. In the fourth quarter, China continued to stay on the offensive, and took a one-point lead. However, their lead did not last long as the Philippines equalised again before winning it by nine points. For China, Guo Ailun got 18 points, Zhou Peng scored 17 and Hu Jinqiu added 13. In other matches, Iraq and Jordan won their respective matches. Iraq won their game against Qatar 75-66. Syria fell narrowly to Jordan 66-68. The FIBA Asia Cup will be held from August 8-20 with 16 teams participating. China will next play their group games against Qatar on August 11 and Iraq on August 13.

Beirut, Aug 10 (IANS): The India men’s basketball team began their FIBA Asia Cup campaign with a 54-101 loss to continental powerhouse Iran. India started off on a bad note during Wednesday evening’s match and trailed 8-29 in the first quarter. From there on, the deficit continued to grow as Iran outscored India in every quarter. Iran, placed 25th in the FIBA world rankings, showcased their offensive abilities in a clinical performance. They were shooting the ball at an impressive 51

DIMAPUR, AUG 10 (NPN): An exhibition match would be played between Dimapur football referee association and veterans on August 15 at 2 p.m. at DDSC Stadium. In this regard, referees have been asked to reach the ground at 12 noon.

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look forward to returning next year. I’m continuing to work hard on the court with the aim of being in New York.” The 30-year-old Scotsman, who has topped the rankings since last November, could be overtaken this week by French Open champion Rafael Nadal if the Spaniard reaches Montreal semi-finals. Nadal, though, will be the number one seed

next week in Cincinnati for the first time since 2010, no matter how he fares in Canada this week. Wimbledon and Australian Open winner Roger Federer, who has won seven Cincinnati titles including crowns in 2014 and 2015, will be the second seed - marking the first year since 2009 that Nadal and Federer are the two top seeds in Cincinnati.

Prannoy jumps to 15th spot in BWF rankings NEW DELHI, Aug 10 (IANS): Indian shuttler HS Prannoy jumped a couple of places to be at 15th spot in the latest Badminton World Federation (BWF) rankings released on Thursday. P r a n n oy ’s f o r m e r World No 12 compatriot Sourabh Verma, who was the star performer at the New Zealand Open, also vaulted five places to sit at the 32nd spot while Parupalli Kashyap jumped one place to be at 46th. Guntur player Kidambi Srikanth, who is in prime form in the current season, remained at the eighth spot. In women’s singles, Rio Olympics silver medalist PV Sindhu and London Olympics bronze medalist Saina Nehwal continued to be at fifth and 16th spot respectively. In women’s doubles category, Ashwini Ponnappa and N Sikki Reddy were placed at the 25th spot.

Bittersweet bronze sees Felix equal Bolt, Ottey

United States’ bronze medal winner Allyson Felix (right) congratulates gold medal winner Phyllis Francis after the women’s 400-m.

L O N D O N, Au g 1 0 (Agencies): Bronze in the 400m proved to be a bittersweet consolation for US track legend Allyson Felix as she drew level with Jamaicans Merlene Ottey and Usain Bolt on having won 14 world championships medals. Felix has also

bagged an incredible nine Olympic medals including six gold. Of her 14 world medals, nine have been gold, while 12 in total were won as part of the US relay team. Jamaican Bolt, in his swansong season, can move to 15 with a medal

in the 4x100m relay this weekend, but Felix is slated to run both the 4x100 and 4x400m relays for the US team, which could take her to 16. Felix crashed through into bronze in Wednesday’s 400m after Bahamas rival and race leader Shaunae MillerUibo faltered 20 metres from the finish line. In pouring rain, Felix’s unheralded teammate Phyllis Francis ripped up the form book to claim a shock gold, with Bahrain’s Salwa Eid Naser taking silver just ahead of Felix. “I cannot lie, I am disappointed to lose one gold tonight but the championships is not over yet so we keep going,” said Felix, who kicked off her startling medal haul with a 200m silver medal at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, her first global gold coming in the 200m at the Helsinki world champs a year later.

India drop one place to 97th in FIFA rankings

New Delhi, Aug 10 (IANS): India slipped to 97th in the latest FIFA rankings which were released on Thursday. The Stephen Constantine-coached side had achieved one of their best rankings in recent history when they climbed to the 96th spot last month. But in July, there was hardly any international football for Sunil Chhetri and company. India still have 341 rat-

ing points, with no change from their last month’s tally. Canada, meanwhile, jumped five spots to 95th following their performances in the CONCACAF Gold Cup, leading to India dropping to 97th place. Among Asian countries, India are the 12th highest ranked team in the continent. India are slated to take part in the Champi-

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ons Cup next where Mauritius and St. Kitts and Nevis are expected to take part. The tri-nation meet was originally scheduled to be held in Chennai but has now been shifted to Mumbai. Among the best international teams, Brazil wrested the top spot from Germany, pushing the reigning World Cup champions to second place. Argentina, Switzerland and Poland complete the

top five. Iran continue to be the top ranked nation among Asian teams. They have slipped one spot be at the 24th position. Japan have climbed two spots to be the second best in Asia at 44 while current Asia Cup champions Australia hold on to the 45th position. South Korea and Saudi Arabia have risen two spots each to be 49th and 59th, respectively.

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our most loving

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LT. KEZHAL ETUO (Kezha) "THE LORD GAVE, AND THE LORD HAS TAKEN AWAY; BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD" Job. 1:21

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It’s been a year since you left us to be with the Lord, but not a single day has passed by without you in our thoughts. We deeply miss you. Loving Wife & family members. DC-1878

2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved brother

Late Tangmonger Kichu 27/08/1983 – 11/08/2015

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Passed away on 10 August 2017 at Oking Hospital, Kohima. Funeral Service will be held on 12 August (Saturday) 2017 at 11:00 AM at Tseminyu Old Town

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24 July 1994 – 11 August 2016

Sadly missed along life’s way quietly remembered everyday…… No longer in our life to share, but in our hearts you’re always there. DP-8080

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Late Rev. Dr. Najekhu Yepthomi

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We thought of you today, but that is nothing new. We thought about you yesterday and days before too. We think of you in silence, we often speak your name. All we have are memories and your picture in a frame. Your memory is a keepsake from which we'll never part. God has you in His arms, we have you in our hearts. DP-8090 K Y M C

Loving wife, Mrs. Kitoli, Naje, children, grandchildren and in-laws

We the bereaved family members of Late Kihoi Yepthomi, of Khukishe Village would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals who stood by us spiritually, physically and ﬁnancially at the sad demise of our beloved father. We deeply regret our inability to thank you all, individually but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-8082

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We the bereaved family of Late Atul Kaila who left us on 14th of July 2017 would like to express our profound gratitude to all the ofﬁcer and staff of Department of Industries & Commerce, NKVIB and all the neighbours, individuals and UBC Church Kohima who stood by us physically and ﬁnancially at his sad demise. We deeply regret our inability to thank individually but will remember in our prayers. May Almighty God bless you all. Lovingly mother, wife, son & daughter K-2570

We the bereaved family members would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individuals, churches and organisations, neighbours, friends from far and near and well wishers who stood by us through prayer, physically, ﬁnancially, materially, throughout the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Father Late W. Wangying Konyak, who left us for his heavenly abode on 1st Aug’2017. We sincerely thanks to :1. Doctors and nurses of NEIGRIHMS Shillong, Late W. Wangying Konyak Meghalaya, Rtd. Teacher, 2. Doctors, nurses and staff of Chairman Village Council ZHRC Dimapur, Nagaland. Born : 2nd March, 1948 3. Konyak Baptist Church Died : 1st August, 2017 Dimapur [69 yrs] 4. Konyak Baptist Church Dimapur Women Department 5. Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khong Dimapur Unit (KNSKDU) 6. Konyak Village Councils’ Union [KVCU] 7. Chingphoi Union, Tizit 8. Wakching Area Union, Tizit 9. Chingphoi Union, Mon Town 10. Wanching Union, Mon Town. 11. Wakching Area Union, Mon Town 12. Wanching Baptist Bumeinok, 13. Wanching Village Council 14. Chingphoi Baptist Bumeinok, 15. Chingphoi Village Council 16. Wanghimgem 17. Gakhralim pa 18. Anghnok Phong Yükyhalan 19. Shri. YM. Yollow Konyak, Parliamentry Secretary, Agriculture and Marketing, Nagaland, Kohima. 20. Shri. N. Thongwang Konyak MLA Though we are unable to mention each and everyone individually and express our gratefulness and gratitude to you, we pray that the Almighty God bless each and everyone of you abundantly. Loving sons, daughters, grandchildren, in laws and relatives. DP-8081 K Y M C

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Kohima, Aug 10 (NPN): A brace from Petevizo Kezieo helped Khriekesa FC beat Addax FC 3-0 at the ongoing Kohima Football League organised by Kohima Town Club at Kohima local ground. Addax FC made a brighter start of the two teams and had their opportunity in the first half when Imlong Chaba went one on one with the keeper but shot the ball wide. The team was paid by a defensive error as Khriekesa FC seized the opportunity and broke the deadlock when Petevizo scored the first goal in 22nd minutes. Addax FC despite better ball possession and attacks, failed to seize the opportunities that came Players of Khriekesa FC (red) and Addax FC (blue) during their match at Kohima local their way find and the first half ended 1-0 in favour of ground on Thursday. (NP)

Khriekesa FC. With just 30 second in the second half, Neiphrezolie Usou scored the second goal for Khriekesa FC to double the lead and Petevizo with his brilliance converted a goal as his team mate latches a through ball five minutes later to make it 3-0. Addax applied pressure to find the back of the net but failed to breach the defensive line. They had their best chance when Chaba hit the woodwork in the 80 minutes. At the end of the final whistle, Khriekesa got their 3 points. Three sets of brothers from Khriekesa FC were in the first eleven line-up as the team showed their class in the game and beat the rival with a treble. Today’s match Time: 3:00 pm Power Comm FC Vs Nagabazar FC

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Poor governance in sports reason for failure of athletes: Government

NEW DELHI, Aug 10 (PTI): Gover nment on Thursday acknowledged that the performance by Indian sportspersons was below potential and poor governance in sports, lack of professionalism and the absence of strong domestic competition were the key reasons for it. “It is true that the performance of our country in the field of sports has been below potential,” union minister Kiren Rijiju said in the Lok Sabha. Replying to questions on behalf of Sports Minister Vijay Goel, he said some of the constraints that have led to this situation include among others, poor governance in sports due to lack of professionalism, absence of strong domestic competition structure, lack of strong talent identification and long-

term athlete development system. Non-integration of sports with education at the school, college and university levels, inadequate support in terms of high performance coaches and other support staff, sports sciences and medicine etc., are the other key reasons for the poor performance of Indian sportspersons, he said. “There have been continuous efforts to address these shortcomings,” Rijiju said. He said the government has notified the National Sports Development Code 2011 to ensure goodgovernance in sports. A number of National Sports Academies have been established in different disciplines like athletics, swimming, cycling, rowing, boxing, badminton, football and hockey, under which stateof-the-art facilities are pro-

vided to athletes. A strong competition structure has been created under the ‘Khelo India’ programme, which includes National School Games, National University Games, National Women Championship, National Rural and Tribal Games. The Government has decided to set up a National Sports University to build capacity in sports coaching, sports sciences, sports technology and sports management. In addition, Rijiju said, the Sports Authority of India was implementing the following sports promotional schemes across the country to identify and nurture talented sports persons including women in the age group of 8-25 years and nurture them to excel at national and international competitions.

Philippe Coutinho

LO N D O N, Au g 1 0 (Agencies): Liverpool have rejected a second bid from Barcelona for influential Brazilian playmaker Philippe Coutinho worth 100 million euros (£90.3 million), British media claimed Wednesday. Barcelona are desperate to land the 25-year-old to replace fellow Brazilian Neymar who was sold for a world record 222 million euros to Paris Saint Germain

last week. However, the BBC reported that Liverpool have again told Barcelona that Coutinho, who signed from Inter Milan in 2013, is not for sale. The Liverpool Echo newspaper added Wednesday: “Liverpool have told Barca they will be wasting their time if they come back in with a third offer and are adamant that Coutinho will not be Neymar’s replacement at the Camp Nou.”

Barcelona believe the Brazilian international has the ability to not only replace Neymar alongside Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez in a star front three, but could also provide cover for 33-year-old captain Andres Iniesta in midfield. Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp told Barcelona “to save their energy” last week, claiming the player wasn’t for sale. However, he was left out of Liverpool’s squad for a friendly win over Athletic Bilbao in Dublin at the weekend while a back injury seems certain to sideline him from the club’s opening Premier League match at Watford on Saturday. Should Barcelona fail to tempt Coutinho to Spain, they are expected to turn their attentions to highly-rated French star Ousmane Dembele of Borussia Dortmund. Dembele, 20, was involved in a training ground bust up with Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Burki last week and has spoken of his desire to one day play for Barca.

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Liverpool reject Barca €100 mn Coutinho bid

Nadal, Federer power to wins in Montreal

Rafael Nadal

M ont r e al , Au g 1 0 (Agencies): Top-seeded Rafael Nadal and No.2 seed Roger Federer have cruised to easy victories Wednesday in their opening matches at the ATP’s Rogers Cup in Montreal. Nadal breezed past Borna Coric of Croatia 6-1 6-2 to advance to the third round, while Federer routed Canadian Peter Polansky 6-2 6-1 in 53 minutes. Nadal, a three-time Rogers Cup winner who is back in the hunt for the No.1 ranking after winning his 10th French Open title this year, will play Canadian teenager Denis Shapovalov, who downed 2009 US Open champion Juan Martin De Potro 6-3 7-6 (7-4) in a second-round match on a gusty Wednesday afternoon. The 18-year-old Shapovalov became the youngest player to reach the round of 16 of a Masters Series tournament since Nadal in 2004 at Miami. Federer, a two-time Rogers Cup champion ranked third in the world, has had a surprise resurgence this season by posting his 18th and 19th career Grand Slam wins at the Australian Open and Wimbledon. He played his first match

Roger Federer

of the hardcourt season that leads to the US Open. “I have to adjust my game a little bit just because the bounce of the ball is so much higher here than at Wimbledon, and there’s wind, which in Wimbledon we didn’t have much of,” Federer said. The Swiss star, who turned 36 on Tuesday, next faces Spain’s David Ferrer, a 7-6 (9-7) 3-6 6-1 winner over 15th-seeded American Jack Sock. In other results, third-seeded Dominic Thiem of Austria was upset 6-4 6-7 (7-9) 7-5 by Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman while sixth-seeded Canadian Milos Raonic lost 6-4 6-4 to Adrien Mannarino. Frenchman Gael Monfils produced the comeback of the day to beat Kei Nishikori in three sets. Monfils fended off four match points to beat fifth-seeded Japanese Nishikori 6-7 (4-7) 7-5 7-6 (8-6). Seventh-seeded Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov topped German Mischa Zverev 6-3 3-6 6-3 but eighth-seeded Jo-Wilfried Tsonga lost 6-1 3-6 6-4 to Sam Querrey while ninth seed David Goffin whent down 7-5 6-3 to Hyeon Chung.

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