August 14, 2018

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Vol XXVIII No. 248

TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2018 Pages 12 ` 5.00

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47 Dengue cases in Nagaland widespread in CHüMOUKEDIMA area WITH 45 CASES

Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , AU G 1 3 (NPN): Chümoukedima area is under the grip of Dengue outbreak, after it recorded the highest number of 45 cases in the state, while two others- one each- were reported at Borlengri(near Dimapur) and Mokokchung.

According to Dimapur District Vector Borne Officer, Dr Imliwabang Aier, a total of 296 suspected cases were tested at the Sentinel Surveillance Site Lab (SSSL), District Hospital Dimapur from July till August 9, and 47 were confirmed positive for Dengue.

The samples were collected from both government and private hospitals.

He further said that Dengue can only be confirmed when it is shown positive in the ELISA test. He informed that the test kit (ELISA) is only available at SSSL, District Hospital Dimapur.

Dr.Aier also said all private medical institutions have also been asked to send the samples which showed positive on the rapid tests (card test), to the SSSL so as

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He also said all government and private hospitals were categorically informed that they should confirm dengue only after the result was positive in the ELISA test. Dimapur’s chief medical officer (CMO), Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi also stressed the importance of sending reports of patients tested positive in the card tests to the SSSL. He also pointed

out that until Dengue is confirmed in the ELISA test, people should not be worried.

Dr.Kinimi also informed that adequate measures have been taken up to create awareness and to prevent the spread of dengue, through community sensitization, fogging and social work drives. These are being implemented with the support of the district medical

department, National Vector Borne Diseases Control and the public, he said.

He also said that even though the medical department was doing its best, the support of the public was vital. He reiterated that the most effective measure against Dengue is for people to prevent water logging and accumulation of stagnant water to prevent breeding of mosquitoes.

Rio launches CM dashboard, e-NPS

DIMAPUR, AUG 13 (NPN): To ensure proper monitoring of all government schemes in a transparent manner under one single frame, the state chief minister, Neiphiu Rio, Monday launched the CM dashboard and e-NPS at Secretariat Conference Hall, Kohima.

CM dashboard (https://nl.cmdashboard. nic.in) is an electronic window that gives a comprehensive view of various e-Governance projects/ schemes running in the state in a single window in terms of some important measurable parameters/ progress called KPIS (Key Performance Indicator).

According to a DIPR report, this system would enable the chief minister to assess the performance of the projects on the click of a button and take immediate actionable decisions with regard to the projects/ schemes. e-NPS (Electronic National Pension System), developed in integration with PIMS (Personal Information Management System), is to meet the urgent requirements of the state government to manage (Cont’d on p-7) the contribution of the de-

D I M A P U R , AU G 1 3 (NPN): A day after Shamator Town Public Forum (STPF) threatened noncooperation during the ensuing Independence Day celebrations over the delay in appointment of ADC at Shamator headquarters, the state government through commissioner & secretary (P&AR) has issued a clarification with regard to posting of officers in Shamator and Chessore.

In a press release, the commissioner & secretary (P&AR) Abhishek Singh clarified that T Lankosen Tsanglao was given charge of ADC Shamator and H Berimong was given the charge of SDO (C) Chessore vide P&AR order PAR-4/24/2019(CSB)Pt-II Dated June 8, 2018.

However, the commissioner & secretary said that due to “certain unforeseen circumstances” both the officers could not join their place of posting for some time. Subsequently, commissioner & secretary said Tsanglao was directed to report to Shamator immediately and he assumed the charge of ADC Shamator on August 10, 2018.

Neiphiu Rio launching the CM dashboard and e-NPS at Secretariat conference hall on Monday. (DIPR)

partment employees who are subscribing towards the NPS and subsequently downloading the FPU (File Preparation Utility) to upload in NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited) portal. The portal for e-NPS is www. pimsnagaland.in/nps Inaugurating the CM dashboard, the chief minister said that Nagaland being a state, which is dependent on flagship programmes of the government, this initiative would help in informing the people about the details of various projects/schemes being implemented in the state.

The chief minister pointed out that currently

there were 22 schemes of 11 state government departments, adding that other departments would also follow suit.

In this regard, Rio urged all to work and contribute towards this initiative in a constructive manner rather than being critical of the government.

Also, on e-NPS, the chief minister said that it would help the government in effectively maintaining the NPS records and contribute to the welfare of the citizens.

At present, e-NPS is being launched only in Kohima district and would cover the rest of the districts very soon, he added.

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Former LS Speaker Somnath Chatterjee dead College students Dimapur traffic regulation on I-Day

KO L K ATA , AU G 1 3 (IANS): Former Lok Sabha Speaker and eminent barrister Somnath Chatterjee died here on Monday at a private clinic following a cardiac arrest and prolonged old-agerelated illness, nursing home sources said. He was 89, and leaves behind his wife, a daughter and a son.

Chatterjee’s condition turned grave following a heart attack he suffered on Sunday. On August 7, he was admitted to the clinic in a critical condition due to a kidney-related ailment and put on ventilator support.

A former CPI-M leader and a 10-time Lok Sabha MP, Chatterjee was the Speaker of the lower House during the first UPA rule from 2004 to 2009. Known for his debating skills, Chatterjee was given the “Outstanding Parliamentarian Award” in 1996.

NEW DELHI, AUG 13 Chatterjee joined the (PTI): The BJP on Monday CPI-M in 1968, and was made a strong pitch for simultaneous polls (Assembly and Lok Sabha elections) to “curb expenditure”, amid indications in some quarters that efforts D I M A P U R , AU G 1 3 can be made to hold the Lok (NPN): Taking serious note Sabha election with that for of the prevailing situation 10-11 assemblies early next in Kohima in the aftermath year by delaying elections of the multiple landlisdes/ in three BJP-ruled states mudslides, where roads, and advancing the same for bridges and properties have others scheduled for later in been damaged, affecting (Cont’d on p-7) the citizens, Kohima Vil2019. lage Youth Organization (KVYO) on Monday sought immediate intervention of the state government.

In a representation to the chief minister, KVYO president Dzüvinguzo Mepfhüo and general secretary Vizoneilie Pienyü asked the government to repair the major lifelines in and around Kohima and also to construct the Sanuorü bridge at the earliest.

Though heavy rains take the blame for creating landslides, it asked whether man-made disaster was “ D o c t o r , w h y c a n ’ t also responsible to a large you tell me my problem extent? instead of making me To this, KVYO pointed take all these tests?” out that important factors D I M A P U R , AU G 1 3 (NPN): Regional Transport Authority (RTA) Dimapur has resolved to initiate paid parking of Rs. 10 per hour for all categories of vehicles along Nyamo Lotha Road, Dimapur with immediate effect.

In a notification, district transport officer & RTA Dimapur secretary, stated that the decision to enforce parking fee was taken at a meeting convened on August 1, 2018. It stated that parking management would be monitored by the Dimapur Municipal Council. RTA stated that exercise was necessitated to streamline random parking and to endorse smooth flow of traffic.

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Lt Somnath Chatterjee

elected to the Lok Sabha for the first time in 1971 from Burdwan constituency in a by-election as an independent candidate backed by the CPI-M. He made it to the Lok Sabha on a CPI-M ticket from Jadavpur in 1977 and 1980, but lost to Mamata Banerjee -- the present West Bengal Chief Minister and then a youth Congress leader -- in 1984.

However, the very next year, he re-entered the Lok Sabha after the party nomi-

nated him as its candidate from Bolpur in a by-election.

He retained the seat in 1989, 1991, 1996, 1998, 1999 and 2004. From 1989 till 2004, he served as the Leader of the CPI(M) in Lok Sabha.

Chattterjee rose to become a central committee member of the Left party, but was expelled on July 23, 2008, “for seriously compromising the position of the party” as he refused to resign as the Speaker after the CPI-M withdrew its support to the UPA-1 government over the Indo-US Civil Nuclear Deal.

Chatter jee’s family on Monday turned down CPI-M leadership’s request to drape the expelled member’s body in a red flag.

Born on July 25, 1929 in Tezpur in Assam, Chatterjee studied at the Mitra Institution School, Presidency College and the University of Calcutta.

abstain from classes

DIMAPUR, AUG 13 (NPN): College students under the aegis of All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) continued to abstain from classes Monday to press for a charter of demands including settlement of Kohima Science College (KSC) Jotsoma land encroachment issue, permanent settlement of scholarship issue etc.

According to ANCSU, student volunteers were deployed in various institutions to ensure that the college students were abstaining from classes. Urging the state government to address its genuine demands at the earliest, the ANCSU reaffirmed that agitation would continue until the demands were fulfilled.

ANCSU has appealed to all the right thinking citizens to support the genuine demands of the students and also sought cooperation of the college authorities and students. Further, ANCSU thanked all its volunteers, students and college administrations for extending unflinching support.

Meanwhile, the union has warned against speculation and circulating fake news with regard to the ongoing agitation.

ANCSU informed that any information or notice would be issued through print (PM others condole on p-5) media and college student executives.

DIMAPUR, AUG 13 (NPN): As part of the security arrangement on the occasion of the 72nd Independence Day celebration at DDSC Stadium on August 15, 2018, the Dimapur Traffic Police has notified enforcing of certain traffic regulations.

In a press release, the commissioner of police stated that vehicles with Car Pass ‘Z’ (Red) would be allowed entry inside the DDSC Stadium and Car Pass ‘Y’ (Green) would be allowed entry inside Tragopan point in towards DDSC Stadium.

New-Field Check Gate would be completely sealed off and no entry of vehicles would be allowed through the inter-state check-gate from 7am till the end of the programme.

Entry from the Tragopan Point would be sealed off completely and entry allowed only for vehicles with car passes.

Road stretch from City Tower to Tragopan Point would be a noentry zone for vehicles other than those with Car Pass and traffic would be directed towards Plaza Point from City Tower and towards Eros Lane

from Tragopan Point.

Plying of vehicles from Khermahal Point towards Anwar Hussain Road and vice-versa would not be allowed. The above arrangement shall be effective from 7am till the completion of the function.

All those issued with Car Pass have been advised to display the same to avoid any inconveniences.

DC Dimapur informs

Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Sushil Kumar Patel, has informed all heads of departments/ offices under Dimapur district that attendance at the Independence Day function would be mandatory.

Attendance of all departmental officers and staffs of Dimapur district would be taken at DDSC stadium at 9am and 4pm on August 15.

DC also informed that the attendance sheet should be handed over to ADC, Dimapur.

DC has therefore directed all heads of departments to inform their officers and staffs to attend the function accordingly. Further, all markers and shops are to remain closed till 12 noon on August 15.

KVYO seeks immediate repair of roads, drainages Corps commands in Nagaland, Assam to remain

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such as poor workmanship, improper planning, lack of technical expertise, lack of proper supervision by engineers and corruption at the departmental, government and political level must also take into blame.

It opined that “unless the ministers, contractors, BRO/GREF/PWD/ Roads and Bridges department take their job seriously and honestly ‘heavy rain or no rain’, Kohima-the state capital, will never see the light of day.”

KVYO said it was unacceptable to note that the state capital was at this scale of sorry state where the most important lifelines were not taken on top priority. It said “policy makers either blame lack of funds or divert the funds and ply everyday over uncountable potholes with their luxurious cars, contractors blame daylight robbery and lipstick the roads that lasts

only for few months; and the BRO/GREF blames the Centre or the meagre allotted funds.”

If a state capital was in this state of negligence, KVYO wondered what would be the condition in the interior districts of the state.

Maintaining that KVYO was still ready to assist the government in whatever possible way, the youth organization said many voluntary social establishments at different locations, including KVYO, within its capacity, aided by machinery support from well wishers and the PWD department carried out temporary repairing of all blocked roads leading to the state’s secretariat besides aiding the traffic personals.

KVYO said it had also cleared all its existing inroutes and circular roads under its jurisdiction for all

commuters, thereby lightening the miseries of the denizens to an extent.

KVYO said it was compelled to voice out its resentment for the benefit of all the denizens of the district and beyond, after having observed the facts and the working system of the various responsible departments and supplementary bodies.

While appreciating the government for running from pillar to post to avail financial assistance from the Centre, KVYO was hopeful that it (funds) truly serves the purpose for which it was granted- the public and affected roads.

Meanwhile, KVYO has urged the government to make a concerted effort of all the departments to pool the resources together to mitigate, prevent and contain such manmade disaster in future to save Kohima city.

NEW DELHI, AUG 13 (AGENCIES): Central government and NDPPBJP dispensation in Nagaland have decided to “tread carefully” on the 21-year-old Naga peace talks and therefore while they want early solution, at the same time security forces will continue to remain “proactively prepared for any kind of scenario”, a UNI report stated.

It is on this backdrop, sources said, the Army Corps Command at Dimapur (or Rangapahar) will continue to function as usual notwithstanding a recent decision at the military commanders level “to do away with around 20 divisional headquarters”.

In total there are seven commands for Indian army and Eastern Command in Kolkata has key corps commands including one each at Dimapur (Rangapahar) in Nagaland and Tezpur

in Assam. There are 40 divisional units headed by a Major General. Sources in the state government said there is an internal move in the Defence ministry in coordination with the Union Home Ministry for ‘restructuring’ the corps commands and divisional work structure to make the force “leaner”.

The change is expected to ‘free’ top army officers from deployment in operational areas and the government feels this will save on infrastructure costs as well.

The move will also allow quicker decision for army movement at divisional or brigade level.

Meanwhile, according to BJP sources, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home headed

by Congress leader P Chidambaram has asked the government to expedite the peace process, but has also advised that govern-

ment and security forces to remain prepared “for any kinds of scenario” and suggested that the security forces and intelligence agencies should be kept on alert.

The panel also expressed surprise as to why there is “delay” in concluding peace talks with NSCN (I-M) when “all stakeholders” and the government are keen to conclude it.

The Standing Committee has also urged the government to prepare a “generous rehabilitation cum scheme” for the Naga militant cadres – “who will surrender as part of the agreement”. The Ministry of Home Affairs, according to sources, is well seized of the matters involved in dealing with the complex problems like aspiration and demands of Kukis of Manipur – who are often seen in ‘competition’ with the Nagas.

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DoNER Secretary visits NGA

Naveen Verma interacting with students at MGAHD Mokokchung. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Secretary, Ministry of DoNER, Government of India, Naveen Verma, visited Nagaland Gandhi Ashram (NGA) and its learning Institutes: Mahatma Gandhi Academy of Human Development (MGAHD) and National Institute of ELearning & Information Technology (NIELIT).

According to DIPR, at NIELIT, the secretary inaugurated a smart classroom which is equipped

with better electronic facilities for teaching and learning. He also interacted with the students where Verma advised the students to be sincere in learning and have a clear direction for their career. He visited the new administrative and hostel buildings which is under construction, and he also surveyed the new proposed Ashram site, a 332 acre-land area donated by Chuchuyimlang village.

At Mahatma Gandhi

Academy of Human Development he interacted with students and faculty members and said that each person must have a nodal plan for life. He also shared programs and schemes of the government, set up for the development of the North Eastern states.

At Chuchuyimlang village, a public reception in honour of the secretary was organized at Anumai Amphitheatre. Speaking at the program, he thanked

Kohima Police crime reports

DIMAPUR: The Mobile Unit of Kohima Police intercepted one Maruti Alto on August 10 near South Point Market, Kohima.

A press release by additional SP & PRO Kohima stated that, the Maruti Alto bearing registration No. AS12G-5463 was carrying 90 bottles each of Mc Rum and Whiskey.

Two occupants of the vehicle identified as Yewoto Yepthomi and Bokato Swu were arrested following the seizure.

In another incident, on August 11 information

was received at South Police Station, Kohima that a Maruti Gypsy bearing registration No. NL10-4941 was lost from Agri Colony, Kohima.

All police units were alerted following which the lost vehicle was intercepted at Peducha Police check gate.

Two persons identified as Shayang Konyak and Tokishe Jakhalu (Toki) were arrested in this connection. Accordingly, cases were registered under relevant sections of law and investigations are on.

Wangyuh mourns Chatterjee’s demise DIMAPUR: Former Nagaland Lok Sabha MP, W. Wangyuh Konyak on Monday expressed shock on learning of the demise of former Lok Sabha Speaker, Somnath Chatterjee.

Recalling his tenure as an MP, when Chatterjee was the speaker, Wangyuh said he was a man of integrity who could conduct the House smoothly and provide sufficient time to smaller parties. In his demise, Wangyuh said, the country has lost a good orator/administrator. He further conveyed his deepest condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

NLA committee meet DIMAPUR: Chairman of the committee on subordinate legislation, Toshi Wungtung, MLA, has convened a meeting of the committee on August 24, at 12 noon in the Committee Room of the Nagaland L e g i s l a t ive A s s e m b ly (NLA) secretariat.

A statement issued

by NLA secretariat stated that the meeting has been called for consideration and adoption of the 53rd, 54th and 55th Report.

All members of the committee on subordinate legislation (2018-19) have been requested to make it convenient to attend the meeting.

ARKD, AVSU condemn assault on student: T h e A g h u n a t o R a n ge Kuposhukulu, Dimapur (ARKD) has strongly condemned the alleged barbaric assault on one of its members, who is a student, on August 9 by fellow students and their friends numbering between 20-30 people inside a college campus in Dimapur.

ARKD president, L Vihoto Achumi and secretary, Hukav T. Yeputhomi, in a condemnation note said it was highly condemnable that a student arranges a mob to physically assault his fellow students just because of some minor altercation inside the campus.

The ARKD also questioned the management of the college for its “negligence” in allowing the mob inside the institute to cause harm to their bona fide student.

The ARKD has strongly urged the police and administration to follow due process of law so that justice prevails without any bias taking into consideration the present condition of the victim who is presently under surgical ward in very serious condition.

Through another condemnation note, Akuba Village Students Union (AVSU), Aghunato subdivision, Zunheboto district strongly condemned the alleged “treacherous and barbaric assault”.

the village for donating the huge plot of land and he also spoke about the initiatives taken up by DoNER in the North East.

Short speeches were delivered by DC Mokokchung, Sachin Jaiswal and Natwar Thakkar, Founder Nagaland Gandhi Ashram, Chuchuyimlang.

Natwar Takkar who is the Founder of Nagaland Gandhi Ashram Chuchuyimlang in the year 1955, delivering his short speech, recounted its history and shared fond memories of the Ashram.

Earlier, Naveen Verma also visited ECHAHABA Tea factory, which manufactures Merangkong brand tea in Tuli and interacted with tea farmers of the Cooperative Society and members of Merangkong village council.

Dr. Aotoshi, chairman of ECHAHABA Tea Growers Co-operative Society, Merangkong facilitated the sessions. The registrar of cooperative societies, officials of Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency also attended the meeting.

Mulberry silkworm cocoon mela DIMAPUR: A cocoon mela for mulberry silkworm rearers was organized by the department of Sericulture under the supervision of deputy director, Yashimeren at District Sericulture Office (DSO), Dimapur on August 13.

A press release from extension officer, Mayangjala Walling stated that farmers from various villages under Dimapur district brought their mulberry silkworm cocoon harvest to the office to be sold to the department.

The additional director of Sericulture, Chubameren Kichu, addressed the farmers and congratulated them on the bountiful harvest while encouraging them to work harder for a better yield in the upcoming season.

The department bought around 500 kgs of mulberry silkworm cocoons from the farmers.

The cocoons will be processed into silk yarns at the reeling and twisting unit.

Condemnations

AVSU president Khetoshe Yepthomi, in the condemnation note said that the union had strongly noted the way in which its fellow member was assaulted inside a college, just because of a minor altercation, by a “group barbaric mob numbering between 20-30 people causing harm to such an extent that our member is admitted at surgical ward in hospital.”

AVSU reminded all concerned that it would not sit silently and watch such barbaric action meted out to its member inside an educational institution. AASU urged the law enforcement agencies to book the culprit under strictest sections of law so that such kind of incidents in the student community is stopped once and for all, and so that such incidents “may not be taken into personally as well.”

Organizations condemn assault by AR: The frontal organization of the Zeliangs and Kukis of Ahthibung-Kebai Khelma area, Zeliang Kuki People’s Organization (ZKPO) and civil society have expressed shock over the alleged physical assault by the commander of 36 Assam Rifles (B-Coy) Ahthibung Post on Lamkholet Hangsing, Head GB of Bongkolong village on July 28.

A press release issued by chairman, GBs Union Ahthibung sub-division, Thanghensitlhou; president,

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ZKPO, Lamjaseisingson; and vice president, ZKPO, Rangnim Zeliang stated that they were surprised to learn how a Gaon Bura or village chief could be branded as UG and be physically assaulted and tortured on mere suspicion.

The release stated the “savage act towards innocent public” had created fear psychosis in the minds of local inhabitants. It further added that the GB Union, ZKPO and sister organizations vehemently condemn, in the strongest terms, such acts of barbarism towards innocent civilians by the said commander.

The release also stated that when the people of Nagaland were patiently waiting for the Naga solution, such whimsical attitudes should not be projected on the innocent public by the AR and it also asked that harassment against innocent public be immediately stopped. It further added that the general public had requested all factions to uphold the Ceasefire Ground Rules to maintain peace and harmony in the area.

DSGBU, KTCN condemn raid: The Dhansiripar sub-division GBs Union (DSGBU) has strongly condemned the raid conducted by the security forces at the residence of Kishore Jigdung, Steering Committee member, NSCN (I-M) on August 9.

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Joint Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs and former Indian Ambassador to South Korea, Vikram Doraiswami and Abu Metha, advisor to chief minister, along with Harmonic Voices Choir members during the concert held at Symphony Cafe, Kohima on August 11.

NSRLM staff oriented to MKSP DIMAPUR: A four-day program on orientation of district and block staff on sub-program under NRLM, Mahila Kissan Sashaktikaran Pariyojana (MKSP) was held from August 7 to 10 at AIDA, DB Tech, Dimapur.

A press release from state program manager KMC, Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM), Khriezovonuo Lhoungu stated that when delivering the key note address on the opening

sage from DSGBU president, Dohoi stated that, when the cease fire is in force, such unilateral action on a bona fide member was uncalled for at this juncture.

It has therefore appealed to the security forces to avoid such raids in future as these could jeopardize the peace process. “The family members were reportedly harassed mentally and physically by the raiders which need to be avoided” it stated.

The Kachari Tribal Council Nagaland (KTCN) has also expressed anguish and displeasure at the 32 Assam Rifles’ raid on the house of Kishore Jeedung on August 9.

A condemnation note from KTCN president, Ramesh Hasnu stated it was learnt from family sources and also from eye witnesses that Kishore Jeedung and his son were physically assaulted by the “high-handed uniformed and masked personnel” despite them being shown the ID card.

KTCN also said it learnt that the AR personnel tore the family’s traditional cloth (Gamcha) into pieces, which KTCN termed as “strange behaviour.”

It further stated that such high-handed actions perpetrated on a respectable person belonging to a minority tribe only showed that the AR were no more “the friends’ of the Hill people”.

day, state mission director NSRLM, Athel O. Lotha emphasised on the need for concerted effort towards bringing about change in the current farming practices. She encouraged the participants to work with dedication to improve the livelihoods of the rural poor.

MKSP is a sub-component of DAY-NRLM which seeks to improve the present status of women in agriculture and enhance the opportunities available

to empower them.

The objective of the orientation program was to prepare a training module for the Community Service Providers and come out with Package of Practices (PoP) for SHG members involved in agriculture and livestock practices as a means of livelihood. The program aimed at reducing drudgery for women farmers, reducing their input costs and improving their productivity in a sustainable manner.

news in Brief ANHTU informs Hindi teachers: The All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) has informed Hindi teachers that it will be publishing the list of all Hindi teacher district and state awardees from 1993 till date in the silver jubilee souvenir. All eligible Hindi teachers have been requested to submit a photo copy of the government awardees order along with a passport size photo to B.P. Phillip HEO Hindi (souvenir convenor) directorate of School Education Kohima or Rometo Sema, ANHTU president SDEO Dimapur, on or before August 20. After the time period, the souvenir committee will not entertain any further proposals.

DFA informs on annual general meeting: The Dimapur Floriculture Association (DFA) has convened its annual general meeting on August 18, 10 am at ANA KI Building, Khermahal, Dimapur. All members have been requested to attend the meet without fail as registration for new members and renewal of registration of old members will be done. For any clarification, one may contact 9436013062/943600 1085/8729847239.

AMEN (U) emergency meeting: Association of Mechanical Engineers Nagaland (AMEN) (Unemployed) has convened an emergency meeting on August 16, 11 a.m at NSF conference hall near Deputy Commissioner’s office Kohima. All the concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting.

Noklak Block Task Force meeting: EAC, Noklak Hq, Nchumthung Ezung has informed all members of Noklak sub-division Block Task Force on Measles and Rubella Campaign that a review meeting will be held on August 19 at CHC Noklak, 11 am. All members have been informed to attend the meeting without fail.

NDPP 2-Dimapur-II A/c blood donation camp: NDPP 2-Dimapur-II A/C is organizing a free blood donation camp on August 17 from 10 a.m. at District Hospital Dimapur. All party workers, members of the pubic and well wishers have been invited to join the donation camp. The camp is being organized under the initiative of NDPP 2-Dimapur-II A/C president, R. Sanen, general secretary T. Meren and youth president, Nzanbemo Lotha.

Jakhama BLF celebrates foundation day Kiphire DPDB meeting Seminar on coffee plantation & management

The resource person with federation members during the 2nd foundation day of the JTBLF in Jakhama.

D I M A P U R : Ja p f ü p h i Thenuko Block Level Federation (JTBLF) with 17 Village Level Organizations (VLO) and 224 Self Help Groups (SHGs) celebrated its second foundation day on August 10 at Jakha Town Hall, Jakhama.

In a press release from state program manager NSRLM, Khriezovonuo Lhoungu stated that resource person, Chief Operating Officer (Skills and Youth Intervention) NSRLM, Menuoneituo Chadi, said that Jakhama RD block, being a resource block for Kohima district for implementation K

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of NRLM programs, needed to show the way for others to emulate since most pilot interventions are being done there. Talking about the various programs under NRLM he urged the community to avail of such opportunities.

He also spoke about various other programs for women, youth, etc.

He further spoke on innovations in the field of branding and promotion of SHG products that is in the process which would greatly improve market opportunities in the coming years.

T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by joint secretary

JTBLF, Khrieno Khora, invocation was said by assistant pastor Jakhama Baptist Church, Kezhosato Savi, welcome and keynote address was delivered by president JTBLF, Hovisale Khatso, secretary and treasurer reports were submitted by Rokono Kisotso and Nochenu Thaprü, chart presentations were given

by VLO Kezoma, Pete and VLO Jakhama, Vimeyie; a special song was presented

by Phesama VLO. Block program manager NSRLM Jakhama, Vitsituo Mepfhüo, also delivered a short speech.

DIMAPUR: The Kiphire District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting was held at the Deputy Commissioner’s office conference hall, Kiphire on August 13.

A DIPR report said that minister for Soil & Water Conservation, Geology & Mining, Kashiho, who is also the DPDB chairman, presided over the meeting.

DC, Mohammed Ali Shihab, in his opening remark thanked all the district officers for supporting and rendering their time during the disaster caused by the landslide which cut off Kiphire’s lifeline road.

K a s h i h o a l s o ex pressed his happiness to the police and IR Kiphire for helping the district during the natural calamities in the district. Kiphire Roads & Bridges department stated that the road at Meluri sub-division was blocked again but in order to clear the blockage, the department has deployed man power and Backhoes, and the road should be cleared soon.

SDO Kiphire, Longdiba informed the board that one truck-load of essential commodities has reached Kiphire district, provided by the Supply department.

The District Administration also informed the house that at least 1000 bags of rice is needed as buffer stocks for the district.

The district agriculture officer also highlighted the planned distribution of power-tillers to 25 Village Councils under Kiphire district on August 15.

The minister said that street lights were needed in all the villages under Kiphire district through NRE. Also, to develop the economy, stone block cutting machines will be distributed to all the villages under Kiphire district through schemes.

He suggested that the board declare Tethuyo Village as a Model Village in Kiphire district looking at its development and functioning. The Kiphire district website developed

by NIC Kiphire was also launched by the minister.

KOHIMA: Coffee growers union Gariphema organized a seminar on coffee plantation and management held at village council hall Gariphema Kohima with district project officer department of land resources Nagaland, Dr. Menuosetuo Tseikha as the resource person on August 10.

Dr. Tseikha, in his address, said the coffee plantation, reintroduced in Nagaland by the land resources department in 2015, could provide economic sustainability and supplement rural

economy. He explained that coffee farming was a generational plan as it could be harvested at 3-4 years and the lifespan of the plant is over 100 years.

Hr encouraged coffee to growers to grow more because, he said, coffee is produced on a large scale and it could be a regular annual source of income.

According to him, there is an assured market for Nagaland’s Arabica Coffee which is in great demand outside. He also revealed that the LRD department

earned more than eight lakh rupees in nine days during the Hornbill 2017 festival.

T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by president Coffee Growers’ Union Gariphema, Vibeilietuo Kets; the invocation prayer was said by home visiting pastor NCRC Gariphema; a welcome address was delivered by chairman Gariphema village council, Pukhato Kire; while vote of thanks was proposed by president Gariphema Village Youth Organization, Kezhangulie Kire.

DDLSA legal awareness at DPS

DIMAPUR: Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) conducted a legal awareness program at Delhi Public School (DPS), Dimapur on August 10. A press release from public relation assistant NSLSA stated that speaking on the POCSO Act, panel lawyer Dimapur District Legal Service Authority (DDLSA), Yanbemo Ngullie, said that the act was enacted in 2012. He explained that the act visualized the protection of the child and covers two offences under it; the touching offence - inappropriate touching amounts to the touching offence; and non touching offence involves showing obscene pictures, pornography etc. Speaking on basic legal rights, panel lawyer DDLSA,

Visheli H Yeptho, stressed on stopping ragging in schools. She highlighted briefly on fundamental rights and duties and also on the rights of arrested individuals. Panel lawyer DDLSA, Rokovitsu, dwelt on cyber crime and stated that misusing computers and the internet is prohibited by law. Panel lawyer DDLSA, Moatila Ao, spoke on trafficking, the main causes of trafficking and the consequences. Summing up the program, CJM Dimapur and secretary DDLSA, Ajongba Imchen, emphasized on nation building, fundamental rights and duties. Chairing the program, panel lawyer DDLSA, Dzuvinuo Chadi introduced the objectives and functions of legal aid services.

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M-RVC workshops in Longleng, Mon

Assam Rifles organize competitions and lecture

DIMAPUR: Doyang post of Wokha Battalion AR organised drawing, essay/ debate competitions for school children at Vivekenanda Kendriya Vidyalaya, Wokha on August 13.

According to PRO HQ IGAR (N), the objective of the event was to educate the general masses about the menace of HIV and AIDS and drug abuse.

The various methods available for prevention, Dr. Kongyan delivering the welcome address at the Department officials, resource persons and participants of the M-RVC workshop detection and humane treatment of victims of the training in Longleng. held in Mon on August 13. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: In continuation of the preparations for the Measles Rubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC) beginning October 3, orientation trainings and meetings are being held all across the state.

Longleng: A one-day orientation-&-training on the Measles Rubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC) was organised for principals/headmasters and nodal teachers under Longleng block on August 13 at CMO’s conference hall, Longleng.

A press release from chief medical officer (CMO), Dr. Kong yan Phom said that he welcomed all the participants to the workshop. In his

welcome speech, the CMO requested the participants to extend their cooperation during the M-RVC in the district and also sensitize everyone against the misconceptions about vaccines. He welcomed any queries or problems, especially regarding the M-RVC. Dr. Imnameren Phom, DPO (RCH/UIP) gave a slide-show presentation on the basic strategies of the campaign. Dr. Imnameren detailed the campaign activities stating that there will be three phases: school, community and sweeping phase. He also assured the teachers that the vaccines were safe and explained the use of AD

NDPP women call on party president

Chingwang Konyak with the women organization president and other members on August 13.

DIMAPUR: A group of NDPP Women Organization functionaries led by its president, Visevonuo (Bebi) and Vikali A. Zhimomi, general secretary, in-charge Dimapur Region Women Organization, called on the party president and chairman, PDA, Chingwang Konyak and had a discussion session in the latter’s office chamber on

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A press release from NDPP media & communication committee stated that the visiting team put forward some fund generating proposals to be taken up by the women organization with the initiative and guidance of Vikali A. Zhimomi, general secretary, aimed at building the NDPP Women organization towards self

dependency.

The proposal was forwarded to the chief minister for further action. Besides the president, the NDPP treasurer & in-charge women organization, Dr. John Murry, vice president, Lipok Pongen and T. L Merry, general secretary attached to the NDPP president, also participated in the discussion.

(auto disable) syringes and its advantages.

The participants were asked to organise parentteacher meetings in order to sensitize parents about the M-RVC. Dr Abhishek RRT (WHO) also gave a slideshow presentation on the roles and responsibilities for headmasters and nodal teachers in the campaign, school micro planning and session sites.

An interaction session was also held after the presentation where Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) were answered.

T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by Dr. Suimzenla, MO School Health Program. Vote of thanks was

Fish feed distributed in Wokha DIMAPUR: The Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources distributed fish feed to fish farmers of Wokha District on August 11.

DIPR reports that district fishery officer, Sentinaro, while interacting with the farmers, said that like animal husbandry, feed and feeding were crucial elements in fish culture too. She pointed out that it was equally important to not underfeed or over feed fish for optimum production. Sentinaro said that in Nagaland the usual practice is that farmers usually underfeed the fishes or do not give supplementary feed at all which results in negative returns. While urging the farmers to not rely on layman practices, she said that the concerned department was ever ready to impart technical knowhow to the farmers.

The distribution program was funded under CSS Blue revolution for the year 2017-18. District fishery officer Wokha.

delivered by Dr. Manyau Phom DVBO. The program was attended by all the headmasters and nodal teachers under Longleng block and staff from CMO’s office.

Mon: A workshop on the Measles-Rubella Vaccination Campaign (M-RVC) was organized on August 13 at Council Hall, Mon. A DIPR report said that Dr. K. Elizabeth, MO SHP; Dr. Kumkiuba, MO; Dr. Thungbeni, MO SHP and Maiwang Coordinator SHP were the resource persons during the workshop.

In the training, the resource persons emphasized on the importance of MR vaccination for

children from 9 months to 15 years of age where every child should be vaccinated against these deadly diseases and make India Measles-Rubella free from 2020.

The role of ANMs, AWWs and ASHAs were also explained in detail by the resource persons and solicited their support for the successful conduct of the M-RVC, which will begin from October 3.

Eighteen ANMs, 55 anganwadi workers and 37 ASHAs workers under Mon Block Task Force on Immunization attended the workshop/training.

Pongchai Konyak, BPM Mon Sadar chaired the workshop.

disease were discussed. A total of 50 students and 10 teachers participated in the program.

Also Dimapur Battalion of Assam Rifles organized an awareness lecture-&-seminar on water borne diseases at DC Court Colony, Dimapur on August 10. The event was held to encourage scientific methods of waste disposal and proper sanitation. 21 residents including GBs/chairman and students attended the event.

Nagaland IPS officers and NPS Associations on August 12 and 13 met the deputy CM, Y. Patton at his official residence, Kohima and contributed towards the CM’s Relief Fund. The IPS Association donated Rs 2,31,000 while the NPS Association donated Rs 2,00,000.

NSLSA compensates victims under NVCS 2012 DIMAPUR: Justice L.S. Jamir, Judge Gauhati High Court and executive chairman Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) handed over compensatory awards amounting to Rs. 33,65,000 to 22 recipients under the Nagaland Victim Compensation Scheme (NVCS), 2012 at the conference hall of Gauhati High, Kohima Bench on August 10.

A press release from NSLSA public relation assistant, Kohima, stated that the compensation was awarded to the family member and care takers of three victims, while the amount for 19 other victims will be handed over by the respective DLSAs to the family members and care takers of the victims.

Delivering a short speech, Neiteo Koza, project coordinator NSLSA, reported that the government of Nagaland had sanctioned Rs. 33,65,000 as compensation under the Nagaland Victim Compensation Scheme, 2012 to 22 rightful beneficiaries.

She said that seven applicants were recommend-

Justice L. S. Jamir handing over the compensation to a victim representative from Kohima Destitute Home.

ed by Dimapur District Legal Services Authority, two by Kohima District Legal Services Authority, two by Mon District Legal Services Authority, three by Tuensang District Legal Services Authority, two by Phek District Legal Services Authority, two

by Mokokchung District Legal Services Authority, one by Wokha District Legal Services Authority, one

by Kiphire District Legal Services Authority, one by Zunheboto District Legal Services Authority and one

by Nagaland State Legal Services Authority.

Neiteo Koza appealed to the state government to

earmark and maintain a separate budget as per the Nagaland Victim Compensation Scheme, 2012 so that if any recommendation is made by the legal services authority, the victims can be given interim relief to meet their needs such as medical care, counseling, and other necessities required for rehabilitation.

Neiteo Koza further stated that a new scheme for women has been introduced by the NALSAs compensation scheme for women victims/survivors of sexual assault or other crimes, 2018. According to her, the Supreme Court directed all the state gov-

ernments and union territories to implement it from May 2018.

Mezivolu T Therieh, member secretary NSLSA thanked the government (for the timely release of the compensation), the judges presiding over the cases, public prosecutors and the investigation agencies.

Registrar and deputy registrar of the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench members of CHILDLINE, Kohima Orphanage and Destitute Home, public prosecutor Kohima, panel lawyers of NSLSA and Kohima DLSA were present at the program.

School infotainment on dengue awareness

Students are shown a skit where two players dressed as mosquitoes attack their victim.

DIMAPUR: The State IEC Bureau under Directorate of Health and Family Welfare (DoH&FW), Kohima conducted school infotainment programs on dengue awareness in 17 schools and 15 focus group discussion sessions were also held with the students under Chümoukedima block, Dimapur from August 8 to 10.

A press release from DPMU Dimapur stated that, under Dimapur National Vector Borne Diseases Control Progam, as part of the infotainment, a skit was deK Y M C

veloped by the State IEC Bureau team which aims to create awareness on dengue, how it is spreads, preventive and control measures, importance of using LLIN mosquito nets and other precautionary measures. Awareness talks and poster campaigns were given and IEC materials and on dengue were distributed at the program.

The IEC Bureau Team was led by Supongbenla Lemtur, deputy director, IEC Bureau, (DoH&FW), Kohima along with 15 IEC officials.

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Manipur Governor paying homage at the Sahid Minar in Imphal’s BT Park. (NP) Correspondent

IMPHAL, Aug 13: Rich homage was paid to the heroes of Anglo-Manipur War of 1891 as Manipur observed the 127th Patriots’ Day on Monday.

The state observes August 13 as Patriots’ Day in memory of state heroes who laid down their lives fighting the British during the AngloManipuri war of 1891.

At the state level function in Imphal, Governor Dr Najma Heptulla and chief minister N Biren Singh led the dignitaries and people in paying floral tributes to

the Sahid Minar erected at BT Park.

Speaking on the occasion, the Governor said, “We should never forget the selfless sacrifice of the freedom fighters of Manipur who fiercely fought the mighty British Empire.”

She appealed to all the communities to shun violence and hatred and bring about an atmosphere of love and mutual understanding so that Manipur can move forward in the pace of development.

Asserting that bandhs and blockades culture is a thing of serious concern,

she said that the ultimate sufferers of all these aberrations were the common people.

“We must try to resolve all issues through dialogue.

As a citizen of this country, it is our bounden duty to make the country strong and prosperous,” she added.

Chief minister N Biren Singh said, “Love for the motherland is the only virtue through which petty considerations based on communalism, ethnicism, can be wiped out.”

He reiterated his government’s stand for the people, unity and territorial

integrity of the state.

Singh said that the government always welcomed suggestion and advice from any individual or organization to bring development and prosperity in the state.

However, while talking about the freedom of speech and expression, he cautioned the people not to cross the limits of the freedom of speech. “People must refrain from speaking or acting anything which would be a threat to the unity and national interest,” he said.

As a mark of respect to the selfless sacrifice made by the forefathers for the cause of the motherland, the state government has decided to officially name the JNIMS road as Pukhrambam Kajao Road and Lamphel to Shija Hospital Road as Chirai Naga Road.

Earlier, in the morning, the chief minister along with his council of minister, MLAs and top officials of both civil and active services paid homage to the portraits of Tikendrajit and Thangal General at Hijam Yaichampat and Thangal General Temple respectively.

The dignitaries offered floral tributes to the statue of Thangal General at Palace gate.

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Demand for resignation of Gohain grows louder Guwahati, Aug 13 (Agencies): The demand for resignation of Railway Minister for State Rajen Gohain has intensified throughout the state following rape charges on him whereby two women accused him of molestation on the pretext of giving him a job.

On Monday, both the Opposition parties- Congress and AIUDF have demanded immediate ouster of rape accused Union Minister of State of Railways Rajen Gohain.

Speaking to the media today, General Secretary of Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) Apurba Bhattacharya said that the ouster of Gohain is very important to ensure that a free and fair investigation can be conducted because he might use his influence to disrupt the legal procedure.

Congress spokesperson Bhattacharya said, “BJP has always been claiming to be a party with high moral values. If the BJP really believes in morality, then Prime Minister Narendra Modi must make sure that the tainted minister must be removed from his portfolio.

A case has been filed and

the law clearly states that in this type of cases, the investigation has to be completed even if the complainant seeks to withdraw the case for some reason.”

Bhattachar ya also urged the police to probe into this heinous matter impartially and keep itself away from any political pressure or influence.

On the other hand, opposition AIUDF has also echoed on the same notes as Congress demanding an urgent resignation and a transparent investigation into the case.

AIUDF Spokesperson Champak Kalita told the media, “What are the circumstances which led the complainant to seek to withdraw the case? What exactly transpired? Things look very suspicious. Let Rajen Gohain come out in open and deny any involvement in the entire episode.”

Kalita further mentioned that Nagaon Police should suo moto file a case against Gohain on accounts of Human Trafficking Act after the contents of the audio clip has surfaced which clearly indicates to the immoral activities of Minister Rajen Gohain.

NDFB (S) linkman nabbed Sikkim Assembly seat expansion on the card Tamulpur, Aug 13 (Agencies): An NDFB (S) linkman was arrested on Sunday evening at Siknibari under Gandhibari police outpost in Lower Assam’s Baksa district. The youth has been identified as Rinku Swargiary, 23, of Botabari village under Salbari in Sonitpur district.

A team of police and Army launched a joint operation at Siknibari on No 127 (D) Rangia-TamulpurBhutan international road

and nabbed the NDFB (S) linkman.

Police and Army also recovered one 7.25 pistol and one magazine from his possession.

Later Rinku was handed over to Tamulpur police station and he is being interrogated. A case has been registered against Rinku.

The ar rest of the NDFB (S) linkman in BTAD ahead of the Independence Day assumed significance.

Gangtok, Aug 13 (Agencies): The Union Home Ministry has moved the Union Cabinet to increase the number of seats in the Sikkim Assembly from 32 to 40, according to media reports from New Delhi.

A senior Home Ministry official was quoted as saying that the Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs, headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will soon decide on the proposal.

If approved, it will be the first expansion of the Assembly since Sikkim merged with India in 1975, the media reports added.

Reports claimed the official saying that the polls would then be held for the expanded Assembly next year. The seats are being increased to accommodate the Limboo and Tamang communities, notified as Scheduled Tribes in January 2003.

Of the eight new seats, five will be reserved for

them. Notably, a petition was moved in the Supreme Court for seat reservation of the Limboos and Tamangs in the Assembly, and the apex court on January 4, 2016 directed the Home Ministry to take action.

They were declared as Scheduled Tribe in 2003 under Article 342 of the Constitution. There are around 90,000 LimbooTamangs in Sikkim.

Earlier in the month of July a delegation of the two communities had met

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh in New Delhi to expedite the process of increasing the number of seats.

Taking along with them a forwarding letter from State Chief Minister Pawan Chamling, the team also met President Ram Nath Kovind, DoNER Minister Jitendra Singh, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, Tribal Affairs Minister Jual Oram, Home Secretary and Cabinet Secretary.

To our dearest Didi, (Ms. R.L. Kinghen) Executive member, Steering Committee, NSCN (I-M) “What you have sacrificed thus far in life may have gone unsung... but we pray that the righteous right hand of God uphold you and grand you more years of vibrant life to do good for the people you hold so dear in your heart.

“Whenever you find yourself doubting how far you can go, just remember haw far you have come.

Remember everything you have faced, all the battle you have won and all the fears you have overcome.”.

Happy Birthday and more happier returns of the day.

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Peace rally held in Noney

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IMPHAL, Aug 13: A public peace rally, hosted by Longmai (Noney) Area Villages Council, was carried out in Manipur’s Noney district on Monday urging to ‘stop human slaughter’ and to give peace a chance.

The peace rally was organised in the back drop of recent gun fight between two rival outfits actively operating in the area that killed one. During the rally in which hundreds of denizens took part, placards with various slogans like we condemn killing in cold blood, stop gun culture, give peace a chance, love your identity, govt of Manipur maintains law and orders in hill areas, stop human slaughter etc were displayed.

Tension has been prevailing in Longmai or Noney in the last few days after a gun fight between NSCN(I-M) and ZUF at Khumji-II, Noney on August 7. Alleged threats to the leaders of some Zeliangrong based civil bodies opposing trifurcation of Zeliangrong have also been reported.

In the gun fight, a former NSCN-K cadre Gaibungpou, who defected to NSCN (I-M), was killed.

Meanwhile, at a meeting after the rally, a four-point declaration was adopted which includes ‘not to allow any underground/factions taking shelter among the civilians and to move around wielding gun in public area.’

Asserting that early solution to Naga issue was the ardent aspiration of every individual of the area, the second declaration said, “We pledge our strong unflinching support towards this end (Naga issue) for lasting peace and development”. At the same time, the meeting also declared that no individual of the area (Noney) should be an informant to any group or faction and “if anyone is found to be after this declaration, he/she would be considered as abettor who is liable to be disassociated from the area”.

15th DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF SUBRATA SENGUPTA (KANU) (14/09/1951 – 14/08/2003)

Fifteen years have passed since you left us on this day, the 14th of August leaving behind your precious memories. Though you are no more with us physically, your love and good deeds still remains afresh in our hearts.

Aizawl, Aug 13 (PTI): The Mizoram election department has conducted revision of voters lists of Bru refugees in theri Tripura camps before the repatriation, despite opposition from the civil societies, officials said Monday.

The move came in the wake of the latest instruction from the Election Commission (EC) that directed the state government to conduct revision of electoral rolls in the relief camps of the Bru refugees.

Civil society members were not happy with the order and a section of them had prevented several elec-

tion department officer from entering Tripura on August 10 at Zawlnuam village bordering Tripura, but that could not stop the revision, the official said.

At a meeting with civil societies and political parties on August 8, Mizoram Home Minister R Lalzirliana had said the state government recently received instructions from the EC to conduct revision of voters’ lists in the relief camps. Its earlier order had said revision would be conducted in Mizoram after completion of the repatriation process.

“We have to implement the instructions of the Elec-

tion Commission of India by conducting the electoral roll revisions in the relief camps,” he had said at the meeting.

The civil societies and the political parties, however, were not happy with the latest instruction of the EC. The Centre, state governments of Mizoram and Tripura and the Mizoram Bru Displaced People’s Forum (MBDPF), the apex body of the Bru community in the relief camps, have on July 3 signed an agreement for repatriation of all the Bru refugees from Tripura before September 30.

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Love, prayer and fondly remembered by : Wife, daughters, brother, sister-in-law, sons-in-law, nephew, niece, friends and relatives

SPORTS EMPORIUM DIMAPUR

In Remembrance of our dearest father

LATE AREMO MERRY

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IN LOVING MEMORY, 4th DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED DAD LT. C.O. EZONG

07/07/1949 – 14/08/2016

Two years have passed since that sad day, When one we loved was called away; God took him home, it was His will; Within our hearts, he liveth still.

Loving, Wife and children.

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IN REMEMBRANCE

Kahoi Swu

Born : 15.03.1949 – Died : 14.08.2016

EVERYDAY WAS A BLESSING IN OUR LIVES, WHEN YOU WERE HERE. EVERY MOMENT IS CHERISHED IN OUR THOUGHTS. YOU ARE LOVED,YOU ARE MISSED,YOU ARE REMEMBERED, YOU ARE ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS,BECAUSE IN THERE, YOU ARE STILL ALIVE, DP-6028

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EVER LOVING. WIFE, SON, DAUGHTERS, IN LAWS, GRANDCHILDREN & RELATIVES.

2 Years . 2 Years of utter silence, it seems like you just left yesterday. Not a day goes by that we don't reminisce the times we've shared together as a family. But we find comfort in knowing that our Heavenly Father above is looking after you and showering us with Blessings.

If we live, we live for the Lord.

And if we die, we Die for the Lord.

So whether we live or Die, we Belong to the Lord.

Late TALIKALA LONGCHAR

1st Death Anniversary (14.08.17 – 14.08.18)

God called your name so softly, That only you could hear; And no one heard the footsteps, Of angels drawing near.

The golden gates stood open, God saw you needed rest; His garden must be beautiful, He only takes the best.

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PM Modi, other leaders pay Chargsheet against Kejriwal, 12 AAP MLAs tribute to Somnath Chatterjee New Delhi, Aug 13 (IANS): Nearly six months after the alleged assault on Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash, Delhi Police on Monday named Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, his deputy Manish Sisodia and 11 Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs as accused in its chargesheet.

The chargesheet, filed in the Patiala House Court before Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Samar Vishal, also names Amanatullah Khan, Prakash Jarwal, Nitin Tyagi, Rituraj Govind, Sanjeev Jha, Ajay Dutt, Rajesh Rishi, Rajesh Gupta, Madan Lal, Parveen Kumar and Dinesh Mohania.

“On Febr uar y 20, a case was registered on a complaint of Prakash.

After completion of the investigation and upon collection of evidence on record, a chargesheet has been filed in the court,” Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police Harinder Singh said.

The court will take cognizance of the chargesheet, filed on the basis of investigation conducted on the complaint of Anshu Prakash, on August 25.

The accused, charged under 13 sections, may get

(L-R) Arvind Kejriwal and Anshu Prakash (file) a maximum of a seven-year jail term if found guilty.

The accused have been charged under IPC sections -- 186 (obstructing a public servant), 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 332 (voluntarily causing hurt to deter public servant for doing his duty), 342 (punishment for wrongful confinement) and 353 (assault or criminal force to deter public servant to discharge his duties).

In the chargesheet, the police have charged the accused of insult with intent to provoke breach of peace, criminal intimidation, criminal conspiracy, punishment of abetment and unlawful assembly

among others.

Leader of Opposition Vijender Gupta demanded Kejriwal’s and Sisodia’s resignation. “They have lost right to continue in their high offices and govern Delhi,” Gupta said.

However, in a joint statement, Delhi cabinet ministers Gopal Rai, Satyendar Jain, Kailash Gahlot, Rajendra Pal Gautam and Imran Hussain called the chargesheet “bogus” and “politically motivated”.

Stating that the chargesheet was based on “imaginary and false allegations”, the ministers termed it a “witch-hunt against the Delhi govern-

ment”.

“It is the latest example of the central government’s ongoing unprecedented witch-hunt against the Delhi government, elected with the highest-ever mandate in India’s electoral history,” the statement said.

The ministers claimed the chargesheet would be torn to shreds when put to legal scrutiny.

The Aam Aadmi Party called the case a “midnight conspiracy to defame the Delhi Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Minister and 11 MLAs in a false and laughable case”.

“The AAP is of the clear view that Anshu

Prakash, who has been associated with senior BJP leaders for long, was posted as Chief Secretary of Delhi with a sinister plan to paralyse the elected Delhi Government,” AAP chief spokesperson Saurabh Bharadwaj said.

“The concocted story of Anshu Prakash is a bundle of contradictory, false, misleading and defamatory statements and unnatural conduct,” he added.

The Delhi Chief Secretary in February had alleged that he was beaten up by AAP MLAs in the presence of Kejriwal at the Chief Minister’s residence on the night of February 19 where he had been called for a late-night meeting.

The case was filed the next morning and Amanatullah Khan and Prakash Jarwal were arrested and sent to judicial custody.

Later, they were released on bail.

The police in May questioned Kejriwal and Sisodia for nearly three hours.

The alleged assault had triggered a bitter tussle between the Ministers and Delhi’s IAS officers, who refused to attend any meetings called by the Ministers for about four months.

NEW DELHI AUG 13 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Narendra Modi and leaders from several political parties have tweeted condolences on hearing that former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee has died. He was 89. “ Fo r m e r M P a n d Speaker Shri Somnath Chatterjee was a stalwart of Indian politics. He made our Parliamentary democracy richer and was a strong voice for the well-being of the poor and vulnerable.

Anguished by his demise.

My thoughts are with his family and supporters,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted.

“Sorry to hear of the passing of Shri Somnath Chatterjee, former Speaker of the Lok Sabha and a veteran parliamentarian who had a forceful presence in the House. A loss for public life in Bengal and India. My condolences to his family and innumerable well-wishers,” President of India Ramnath Kovind tweeted.

Vi c e P r e s i d e n t M Venkaiah Naidu condoled the death of former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee, describing him

as ‘an outstanding Parliamentarian’. “Saddened by the demise of former Lok Sabha Speaker, Shri Somnath Chatterjee. He was an outstanding Parliamentarian, who was elected to Lok Sabha 10 times. He was always affable and highlighted people’s problems,” Naidu said.

Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today condoled the death of former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee, saying the country has lost a “great leader”. “In his death our country has lost a great leader who always stood for the cause of the poor and the downtrodden classes of society.”

“He was a very good orator, an exceptional public servant, and an outstanding member of parliament, especially in the role of speaker of the Lok Sabha, which made him eligible for the ‘Outstanding Parliamentarian Award’,” he said in his letter to Chatterjee’s wife Renu. “My deepest condolences on the demise of Shri Somnath Chatterjee.

An outstanding Parliamentarian & Constitutionalist, he remained committed to the cause of people with a

firm belief in pragmatic consensus. In his demise I have lost a personal friend &the Nation has lost a great son,” former president Pranab Mukherjee said.

“Deeply saddened to learn of the demise of former Lok Sabha Speaker and senior leader, Shri Somnath Chatterjee. An erudite & seasoned parliamentarian, Somnathda was known for value based politics. He rose above partisan politics on several occasions. My condolences to his family,” Union Home minister Rajnath Singh said on twitter.

West Bengal chief minister, Mamata Banerjee on twitter said: “Saddened at the passing away of former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath (Da) Chatterjee. My condolences to his family and admirers. This is a great loss for us all.” BJP president Amit Shah also condoled the passing away of former LokSabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee. “Saddened to learn about the demise of Somnath Chatterjee. He was an excellent Parliamentarian, whose long years as a member of the House, enriched our Parliamentary traditions,” Shah said on Twitter.

Patna shelter home deaths: 4 JNU student leader Khalid attacked; escapes unhurt persons booked, 2 of them held fallen severely ill on the intervening night of August 10-11 and were rushed to the PMCH hospital where they were declared brought dead.

Hospital sources claimed that the post-mortem was conducted in the presence of two sub-inspectors of police, but senior police officials have taken serious note of their failure to inform the police stations concerned.

Bihar Social Welfare Director Raj Kumar has stated that while the PMCH authorities claim the two women were brought dead, a department official who Chirantan Kumar, manager at an NGO which ran the had accompanied them says shelter home for mentally-challenged women in Patna that they had died while on Monday. (PTI) undergoing treatment.

Patna, Aug 13 (PTI): Police said today that they have arrested the manager and secretary of the NGO, which ran the shelter home for mentally-challenged women where two inmates died under mysterious circumstances recently.

The shelter home is located in the Nepali Nagar locality under the Rajiv Nagar police station area of the capital city.

An FIR was registered late last night against four persons. Among them, Chirantan Kumar and Manisha Dayal, manager and secretary of the NGO ‘Anumaya’, respectively, were arrested, Station House Officer (SHO) of the Rajiv Nagar police station Rohan Kumar said.

The other two accused -- a doctor and an auxiliary

nurse midwife attached to the shelter home -- have been absconding since the deaths were reported, he said.

The deaths in the shelter home ‘Aasra’ came close on the heels of the Muzaffarpur shelter home sexual abuse case.

Chirantan and Manisha, a former model, were arrested last night and they were being quizzed by a high-level inquiry committee which includes District Magistrate Kumar Ravi and Senior Superintendent of Police Manu Maharaj.

Ravi told reporters, “Post-mortem reports of the two inmates rule out the possibility of any external injury. But their viscera has been preserved for further investigations.”

The inmates - Poonam (17) and Babli (40) - had

New Delhi, Aug 13 (PTI): As many as 774 people have died in incidents related to floods and rains in seven states during the monsoon season so far, the Home Ministry said.

According to the Home Ministry’s National Emergency Response Centre (NERC), 187 people have lost their lives in Kerala, 171 in Uttar Pradesh, 170 in West Bengal and 139 in Maharashtra due to the floods and rains.

As many as 52 people lost their lives in Gujarat, 45 in Assam and eight in Nagaland.

OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT, 4th Bn. ITBP Force (MHA) Government of India, Dirang, Distt. West Kameng (Arunachal Pradesh) PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE This is to brought to the notice of public that Commandant 4th BN ITB Police Force Dirang (Arunachal Pradesh) intends to dispose off unserviceable/condemned clothing, miscellanies items, fitments, Electronic equipment's Telecommunication equipment's/ accessories, batteries, MT Spare parts and other scrap items through public auction "AS IS WHERE IS CONDITION BASIS" on 27-08-18, 28-08-18, 29-08-18, 30-08-18 & 31-08-18 at BHQ 4th BN ITBP, Dirang, Distt-West Kameng (A.P), Pin 790101. All bidders will have to deposit Rs. 10,000/- (Rupees Ten thousand only) as security money before the commencement of auction proceedings which will be returned to unsuccessful bidders soon after the proceedings are over. The bidders will be permitted to inspect the store two hour prior to the commencement of proceedings. Successful bidder will have to pay total amount of the highest bid on the same date and sales tax applicable thereof is also to be deposited at the nearby taxation office. The successful bidder will have lift and take away the complete auctioned within 24 hrs.

Commandant 4th Bn. ITB Police, reserves the right to accept or reject the auction proceedings without assigning any reason thereof.

For any clarification in the matter following Telephone Numbers will be available (i) 7641022496 (ii) 8901093685.

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774 dead in monsoon rains, floods in 7 states

New Delhi, Aug 13 (PTI): A gunshot rang out at Constitution Club in the high security area near Parliament today when an unidentified man targeted JNU student leader Umar Khalid, who escaped unhurt, eyewitnesses said.

The attacker dropped the weapon and fled the spot, police and eyewitnesses said. Police sources said they had seized the weapon.

As confusion persisted over what had actually happened and how many people were involved, Ajay Chaudhury, joint commissioner of police, New Delhi range, said police was investigating whether shots were fired or not.

Giving his version of what had happened, Khalid said he was going back

inside the complex, which also houses the Mavlankar Auditorium and MP quarters on Rafi Marg, after having tea when somebody tried to fire at him.

“I was returning after having tea. One person came from behind, pushed me down and tried to fire at me. I ran for my life. He fled from there,” Khalid told reporters. He said he could not see the face of the attacker.

“I do not know whether it was handiwork of some group and if others accompanied the attacker. It’s ironic that it happened as I have come to participate in an even against mob lynching.

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JNU student Umar Khalid (yellow shirt) looks on after an attempt was made to shoot him by an unidentified person in New Delhi on Monday. (PTI)

sphere of fear. If you speak against the government you will be branded and then anything could happen to you,” he said.

Some witnesses claimed

AFFIDAVIT

AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION

Date 02/08/2018

Know ye all men, that I, Shri SENCHUMO LOTHA, Son of Shri NYIMCHAMO LOTHA, Village of Tsungiki and presently residing in H/N 129, Hospital Road, Isaiah Ability School, Vungoju Colony of Wokha Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows :1. That, my name is SENCHUMO LOTHA. 2. That, I am the same and the only person as SENCHUMO LOTHA. 3. That, for convenience, I have obtained various documents, opened bank accounts, insurance policies and mutual funds as well as entered into various business matter in above mentioned name using the same photo identity and signature.

4. That, I have entered into ownership agreement and deeds for both movable and non-movable assets in above name.

5. That henceforth, I shall use only SENCHUMO LOTHA, in all official and business matters.

6. That, the statements made in Para 1 to 5 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing is false therein.

Declarant Solemnly affirmed and declare the above statement before me on this day the 2nd of August 2018.

WC-138 Notary Public

Regd. No. 601/2018 Date: 13-08-2018 Henceforth I, Smt. Abi Mozhui, resident of House No. C. 195 (A) near LFHSS New Minister Hill Colony, Kohima Sadar, Kohima, declared that my name Abi Mozhui as given in my Passport No. G6443791 is changed to Lobilo Mozhui as given in my Aadhaar Card No. 587176952128. This name, Lobilo Mozhui shall now be used for all purposes with immediate effect.

(Smt. Abi Mozhui) HNo. C195(A) near LFHSS, New Minister Hill Kohima, Nagaland K-2349

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

I.A. No. 71 (K)/2018 arising out of

I.A. No. 72 (K)/2018 arising out of

(HIGH COURT OF ASSAM : NAGALAND : MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH MAC Appeal No. 17(K)/2018

(HIGH COURT OF ASSAM : NAGALAND : MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH MAC Appeal No. 18(K)/2018

Oriental Insurance Company Limited ...... Appellant -VersusShri. Imkongtemsu & 2 Ors. ..... Respondents To, (1) Shri. Imkongtemsu, Resident of Lengrijan, West P.S Dimapur, Nagaland (2) Shri. Chrielezo Bio, Nagabazaar, Kohima, Nagaland.

(Owner of Maruti Car No. NL-01-1969) (3) Shri. B. Nungsang Ao, S/o Moasangba, Changtia Village, Mokokchung, Nagaland.

(Driver of Maruti Car No. NL-01/1969) ..... Respondents

Oriental Insurance Company Limited ...... Appellant -VersusShri. Subongmeren & 2 Ors. ..... Respondents To, (1) Shri. Subongmeren, Resident of Lengrijan, West P.S Dimapur, Nagaland (2) Shri. Chrielezo Bio, Nagabazaar, Kohima, Nagaland.

(Owner of Maruti Car No. NL-01-1969) (3) Shri. B. Nungsang Ao, S/o Moasangba, Changtia Village, Mokokchung, Nagaland.

(Driver of Maruti Car No. NL-01/1969) ..... Respondents

Please, take notice that the above appeal has been filed by the Appellant (Oriental Insurance Company Limited), wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents No. 1,2 & 3.

You are therefore requested to appear before this Hon'ble Court on 07/09/18 in person or by YOUR pleader fully instructed and able to answer all materials proceedings relating to the appeal.

Take Notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned above, the appeal will be heard and determined in your absence.

Signed and sealed by Order of this Court on this 03rd day of August, 2018.

Please, take notice that the above appeal has been filed by the Appellant (Oriental Insurance Company Limited), wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents No. 1,2 & 3.

You are therefore requested to appear before this Hon'ble Court on 07/09/18 in person or by YOUR pleader fully instructed and able to answer all materials proceedings relating to the appeal.

Take Notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned above, the appeal will be heard and determined in your absence.

Signed and sealed by Order of this Court on this 03rd day of August, 2018.

NOTICE

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two shots were fired when Khalid was at the entrance of the club, where he was going to attend a conference, ‘Khauff Se Azaadi’ (Freedom from Fear), organised

by United Against Hate and featuring speakers such as lawyer Prashant Bhushan, Delhi University professor Apoorvanand and the late Rohith Vemula’s mother Radhika Vemula.

“Khalid said he was attacked. Somebody pounced on him and tried to fire at him but the person could immediately not fire. People started chasing him. According to Khalid, he tried to fire in the air. CCTV is being examined to verify the incident,” said Madhur Verma, deputy commissioner of police (New Delhi).

Narrating what had happened, Saifi, who was with Khalid, said they had gone to have tea and three people approached them.

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Deputy Registrar (Judl.)

Gauhati High Court Kohima Bench

NOTICE

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Deputy Registrar (Judl.)

Gauhati High Court Kohima Bench

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OPINiON/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVIII NO. 248 Dimapur, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2018

Ensuring the best deal

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t is quite baffling that despite completion of construction of Nagaland House at Navi Mumbai in 2010, the massive four-storey complex looks like a haunted place due and that consequence of neglect is also beginning to show so long the state does not obtain clearance from the crucial Coastal Regulation Zone(CRZ). Prior CRZ clearance is mandatory even at the time of applying for a commencement certificate. As per the information from the MCZMA, the NMMC had given a commencement certificate for Nagaland state guest house to come up at Vashi in November 2007. The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) granted a completion certificate to the project in January 2013. The Nagaland House is awaiting an occupation certificate. The Maharashtra Coastal Zone Management Authority (MCZMA) found out that the construction was carried out without the government of Nagaland obtaining CRZ clearance. The MCZMA appraised the project for a CRZ clearance and noted the violation, eight years after the construction started and after the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) granted the project a commencement certificate. That is quite surprising since all these requirements ought to have been known by the state government, the technical team and the consultants. The Nagaland House, spread over a 3,491.11 square metres, falls in CRZ-2, within 150 metres from the high-tide line of the creek on the seaward side of the existing road. The construction involves a four-storey building that includes an auditorium, a two-storey staff-quarters, and a ground structure that would be a utility building. It has a Floor Space Index of 1. The deputy chief minister Yanthungo Patton, who had visited the complex at Navi Mumbai on August 9 had claimed that the CRZ issue has been settled with the appropriate authorities and that process of occupation will begin shortly. The question before the state government is on how or who will run the complex? Whatever be the ultimate decision of the state government, especially the home department, with regard to running/renting/leasing out the Nagaland House at Navi Mumbai; it is hoped that the process will be transparent and in the best interest of the state. Nagaland state has been a fortunate recipient of prime plots located at various state capitals as well as the national capital New Delhi. These state guest houses have served the state well in providing needed, while the state government mulls over how to utilise the Navi Mumbai guest house, it would also be pertinent to remember the saga of treachery and betrayal that has caused the loss of more than half the portion of Nagaland House Kolkata( located at Shakespeare Sarani). The loss still causes much sadness and resentment because Naga politicians and officials had mortgaged the commercial plot to the contractor for a song. It is not difficult to speculate on the reason behind handing over the most prime plot on lease agreement on a platter to the contractor. The Navi Mumbai state guest house is also being eyed by some vested interested persons who want to give a pittance to the state while earning a colossal amount by sub-letting the complex. In places like Kolkata or Mumbai, giving lease for property will lead to serious consequences as per the existing tenancy laws. It is for the enlightened public to question the government over such issues as people have lost trust on their leaders and the government system.

DailyDevotion “Do Not Quench the Spirit”

Do not quench the Spirit. —1 Thessalonians 5:19 The voice of the Spirit of God is as gentle as a summer breeze— so gentle that unless you are living in complete fellowship and oneness with God, you will never hear it. The sense of warning and restraint that the Spirit gives comes to us in the most amazingly gentle ways. And if you are not sensitive enough to detect His voice, you will quench it, and your spiritual life will be impaired. This sense of restraint will always come as a “still small voice” (1 Kings 19:12), so faint that no one except a saint of God will notice it.

Beware if in sharing your personal testimony you continually have to look back, saying, “Once, a number of years ago, I was saved.” If you have put your “hand to the plow” and are walking in the light, there is no “looking back”— the past is instilled into the present wonder of fellowship and oneness with God (Luke 9:62 ; also see 1 John 1:6-7). If you get out of the light, you become a sentimental Christian, and live only on your memories, and your testimony will have a hard metallic ring to it. Beware of trying to cover up your present refusal to “walk in the light” by recalling your past experiences when you did “walk in the light” (1 John 1:7). When-ever the Spirit gives you that sense of restraint, call a halt and make things right, or else you will go on quenching and grieving Him without even knowing it.

Suppose God brings you to a crisis and you almost endure it, but not completely. He will engineer the crisis again, but this time some of the intensity will be lost.

You will have less discernment and more humiliation at having disobeyed. If you continue to grieve His Spirit, there will come a time when that crisis cannot be repeated, because you have totally quenched Him. But if you will go on through the crisis, your life will become a hymn of praise to God. Never become attached to anything that continues to hurt God. For you to be free of it, God must be allowed to hurt whatever it may be.

Quotes

Someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago. ~ Warren Buffett

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2018

Post-mortem

72nd Naga Independence Day speeches Gen (Retd) Thinoselie M Keyho, President, NNC My beloved countrymen, Naga Hill District may still continue to On the occasion of the 72nd Inde- remain as a district in Assam. Likewise, pendence Day, I salute you all. the other Nagas too may continue to The Naga Nation started from live as they had lived during the British almost zero position, but we managed days. However, we have found the favor to survive all these years and reached and grace of God, if we have won. So this day, the 72nd anniversary of our let us not be afraid.

“Independence Day”, how wonderful Government of India have no it is. This is possible not because of our moral right or authority to govern us. strength but because of the love and Therefore, Indian Government is apgrace of our Almighty God, we praise plying the policy of “divide and rule” to and give thanks to Him. split Nagas into groups and engineered My dear Nagas, never misrep- fights among us, this is how they are resent the rights of the Nagas either playing with us. GOI had even nurtured in our speeches or in writings. Never some groups to support them and taking exchange our rights with the wrongs of advantage of these groups, forcefully our adversaries! occupying Nagaland against the desire Many people writes or say “de- and aspiration of the Nagas. manding, fighting for, struggling for If the GOI were to review its acIndependence….”but this is wrong. The tion, it will find that all the actions they Nagas declared Independence before had taken ostensibly to find Naga SoluIndia, it was declared on 14th August, tion were counterproductive. By penning 1947 and therefore, from that day on- down the 16 Point Agreement of 1960 ward we are an Independent Nation. or the Shillong Accord of 1975, did the Once born, can it be said that it is yet Naga National Movement disappear? to be born?

By signing these agreements, could the Our fight with the Government of problem be solved or any solution found?

India is because the Indian Government Even if GOI is to finalize the Framework refused to recognize our sovereign right Agreement devoid of sovereignty, it will and started to invade us. Our fight is to end up the same way as before. Even if defend and protect our sovereign right the present day National Workers phase to continue to remain as a “Independent out, it can be seen that a much more Nation”. bigger, stronger and wider generation If the Nagas were to be defeated, is coming up again. it might have been at the nascent stage I, therefore, beseech the Governof our nationhood. Had the NNC sur- ment of India to recognize the Sovereign rendered or had the Government of Rights of the Nagas and leave Nagaland India crushed or defeated the Federal in the interest of peace and to coexist Government of Nagaland, the fate of as friendly neighbours. Now the ball is the Nagas would have been doomed. in the Court of Government of India.

Had that happened, the former British Praise the Lord! KUKNALIM

Brig. (Retd) S. Singnya, Kedahge, FGN My beloved countrymen and women, The Federal Government of Nagaland greets all Naga citizens on this historic occasion of the 72nd Independence Day of our Nation. We are grateful to our Almighty God for His continued protection and guidance. I pray that the same spirit of Nationalism that led and guided our pioneers and forebears will continue to lead us.

Today, the Nation celebrates with pride and honour those martyrs who have made the supreme sacrifice for the Cause of the Nation and the lives of the patriots. We continue to hold onto the same belief as those true sons of the soil who in the call of National duty, gave their all believing that one day Nagas without any territorial limit will be free from the yoke of the powers that sought to throttle the voice of freedom and liberty.

The historic declaration of Independence of 14th August 1947 and the momentous action of the Plebiscite of 1951 have clearly exhibited our historical and political rights to the world.

We regard these twin planks as the foundation pillars of our political movement. Our pioneers coined the slogan “Nagaland for Christ”. The NNC/FGN stands to preserve the long cherished dream of the Na-

President, NNC Parent Body, Z. Royim Yimchungrii It is with great joy I write this message as we stand together to celebrate the 72nd Independence Day. I understand that our journey has been long and our struggle very hostile but the love and affection that each one of our people have bestowed upon us will not go in vain. I reminisce the past when we Nagas stood together for one common cause and goal regardless of the tribal lines, color or creed but with a dream of one free Nagaland, our battle for this dream which has claimed countless lives of our fathers and brothers, so also the many tears shed by our mothers and sisters must not be forgotten for any mere “Utophian” kingdom but rather we should still strive harder and fight for the ultimate identity of our people and land.

As we celebrate the 72nd Naga Independence Declaration Day, I extend my greetings to all the citizens of our nation with the message of love and gaiety. We thank our Almighty God for His boundless love, through which we have been able to live as one nation; different lifestyle but the same vision; different mindset but the same goal. A long journey of 72 years as one nation and still strong enough to march forward for many years to come. With the march of time, our nation’s history shall continue to take its own course, which will go to the length and breadth together in a straight path ceaselessly till our goal is achieved and we all have reaped the harvest of what we sowed in the process. So. I call upon our fellow citizens and national workers (especially the leaders) in particular to continue the journey of truth and justice that we have always stood for.

Let us not be tempted with the temporal joy but let us continue to be the defender of justice and truth.

Nagas were, are and will be free people. We didn’t give in to the expeditions of the British government when they tried to annex Nagaland during

the years 1833 to 1879. Our leaders repealed and foiled the greedy ambitions of their annexation policy. In 1880, free Nagaland agreed to Great Britain to have a military base in a limited area, which was given the name Naga Hill.

Nagaland government refused to enter into any agreement or treaty to give up its sovereignty over “Naga Hills”. The civilian and original administration over the people of Naga Hiolls has always been under the control of the Naga National Assembly of 1880 till British India left Nagaland. When the Britisth India Act 1935 came into force, the Naga Hills territory was named as Naga Hills Excluded area in 1937. All these points clearly envisage that Nagaland was never a part of British India at any given time. In pursuance of the above memorandum, the whole Naga areas were left as Naga Hills Excluded area. The British government and the queen of England authorized Robert Raid to map out the excluded areas of the Nagas country which include Chin Hills (under Myanmar) to be known as Queen Land Colony. With the support from the British government, the Naga flag was hoisted on 14th August 1947 at mission compound Kohima with the prayer, “thy Kingdom come to Nagaland.”

Acknowledging Christ as the supreme ruler, Nagas embraced the motto “Nagaland for Christ” as our ‘National Motto’.

The flag hoisting function was graced by the then Naga Hills district Deputy Commissioner C.R. Pawsey and Rev. Supple.

This was acknowledged by U.N.O. in Salt Lake, New York.

Such acknowledgement was supported with the plebiscite of 1951 of the Naga History with its unique thumb impressions by 99.9 percent of Nagas support of sovereignty for the Nagas.

Despite the desperate cry for sovereignty by the Nagas, the government of India sent a military expedition to Nagaland.

After fighting for a decade, in 1964 a cease-fire agreement was made between the Federal Government of Nagaland and Indian Government. In 1960 under the 16- point agreement, Nagaland was carved out as a part of the Indian state, which was boycotted by NNC. Again, in 1975 various underground organization leaders under the initiative of NBCC signed the fatal Shillong Accord, which is the upshot of NSCN. The accord was condemned by NNC by the Wokha resolution of 1990 under the NNC president Khadao Yanthan and he asked the accordist group to leave the Peace Transit Camp as the campers were receiving rations and salaries from the Government of India, which is against our NNC norms, and it is fatal to our Nation’s history.

All the facts mentioned above prove the uniqueness of Naga history. Nagas are not fighting for something that is not ours. For the last 72 years, we have been defending our land and people, sacrificing lives for our birthright. Many attempts have been made to avert the main issue of the Nagas by a certain section of the people and disunite us, but the torch of truth and justice has been kept alive till today by NNC. We are not powerless but powerful because we hold on to the truth. We have hope because no power on earth can tear us apart for we are stronger together and we are united.

We will not tremble with fear and doubt because God is on our side. Let us not be afraid but let us be strong in God. Let us not hesitate to give for our Nation needs you and me, and together we will continue to carry the torch of truth and justice of our land. Greed for wealth, lust for power and selfishness, should not mar the future of our Naga people but our utmost sacrifice will lay the foundation for our generations to come. Kuknalim

Dear Naga People, I praise and thank God on this auspicious day of our 72nd Naga Independence Day. As directed to address our people today, I on behalf of the NNC Parent Body greets all the Naga people on this joyous day with prayer and thanksgiving to God Almighty.

May our living God bless and strengthen each and everyone of us as we celebrate the Day. We are always thankful to God for the declaration of our Naga Independence by the NNC leaders on 14th of August, 1947 which was one day ahead of India’s declaration. It was a political milestone acknowledged by the United Nations as well.

This political right of the Naga people cannot be erased by anybody or any force as it is declared and well known to all the people within the nation and beyond, and both the governments of India and Myanmar as aggressors in particular.

Since the genesis of the Naga political movement, the NNC which was the only sole institution has laid down the political foundation for the entire Naga people and its land. And this is the fact of the history.

Today, the NNC remembers the Naga martyrs who laid down their lives for freedom and independence for posterity. May our living God bless the noble souls as the Naga people remember their sacrificial deed for freedom.

The Naga people have every right to officially be recognized by the two nation (India & Myanmar) who has illegally and forcefully occupied the Naga inhabited free lands knowing fully well about Naga historical and political rights as a people and nation.

Also on the part of the Naga people it is very unfortunate for the leaders in the past and present as well, for their act of treason, connivance and compromisation of Naga historical and political rights at the cost of the Naga people. It is because of few self-centered leaders that the Naga people and nation are at stake of losing Naga freedom everytime. The people in the homeland must understand these serious prevailing situation and come forward to stand for the truth for the greater glory and freedom of the Naga people and its land.

Today we can clearly see and un-

derstand the report of the interlocutor for the Naga talk submitted to the India Parliamentary Standing Committee and the official papers report mentioned the article 371(A) as a special status for Nagaland to be accorded and the neighboring states in a similar way will be worked out. Quote “The Committee was told that with respect to Nagaland, there is already a special arrangement.

Article 371(A) of the constitution makes it very clear that they are special and a special status has been accorded to them.

A similar kind of status with some local variation, and some change to the Nagas in the neighboring states can be explored.” (Unquote) therefore, this is the outcome of the negotiation of the present talk of political solution of seven decades old struggle for freedom with blood & tears then the entire people in the homeland will condemned outrightly. And the leaders involved will be held solely responsible, accountable and answerable to the Naga people for treason.

Today with a heavy heart I have to mention again the ugly situation that has developed within the NNC set up, as the head succumbed to the conspirators and compromised leaders for self indulgence and self benefits. Meanwhile, forgetting the Naga people, his own oath of allegiance and commitment for Naga historical and political rights for freedom. And this is self-defeating, shameful and a dangerous trend for the Naga people as a whole. Therefore, in the best interest of the Naga people such disloyal and dishonest leader should be condemned by all.

I must also say that the Naga freedom movement is not a mere worldly politics but spiritual in nature too as it is our living God’s will and purpose for the Naga people. Therefore, whoever defies the plan and purpose of God especially on the part of the Naga National Political leaders will definitely be punished from above. This was seen in the past and thus it is a serious matter for everyone.

Finally, I would say that the only way for the Naga National Political Groups to come, work and negotiate together is to come forward with truthfulness, honesty, humility and with a firm political stand and one voice which will bring the best political solution for the Naga people for good. May God Almighty help and use the Naga people for His Glory. KUKNALIM

Reader’s Post

love by force with the Nagas and trying to poke finger on the affairs of the Nagas. Unless India truly start to act like a true benevolent father consider his little son equal as capable father to govern Sir, Devastation came about with the heavy and rule over the affairs of his own house, giving his son rainfall accompanied by landslides over most part an autonomous power to de- of Nagaland. It just made me stop to think for termine the future of his own a while as to how lucky that Nagas are because family thereby as true con- we have still been spared of situations that could cern father guiding his son have been catastrophic as happened in other to excel in his jobs but always parts of the world. We must seriously rebuild considering his son as that our state not only in terms of roads, bridges and same little child will always other amenities for public but to utilize the fund emerge a non-acceptance of meant for development judiciously and honestly.

Let us be honest and refrain from misutilizing his father treatment.

(Concluded) funds meant for the public.

Temsunnaro Pongen, AG Colony, Kohima Hokato Awomi 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.

(From previous issue) The untiring struggle for demand of self determination is a clear answer to India that Nagas donot want to be under the Indian govt, India must honor the Nagas by accepting her as equally capable as nations of the world. India been a diverse nation consisting of the many ethnicity, religious group is bound to have an unending conflicts and violence which in the long run will have an adverse negative impact on her health, forcing citizens to live under such a grievous shade of threat and darkness, of instability and

to apply where a small child has now grown and become a father of the house in his own father home, living together in peace and harmony but the problems comes up if a father tries to make a love with his daughter in law, his own son wife, continue to poke his finger on the daily affairs of his son family. The father must repent before his son get tired of his actions, annoy, disgust, angry and left his father home forever. India is equally the same and has even goes beyond the line by raping his own son daughter as that fraud rascal hypocrite father, who is trying to make

right to aspire, decide and determine and shape our future and destiny. We do not need the permission of others to live as we desire. So also others do not have the right to interfere in the issues that concern us.

The desire of the Nagas to live in peaceful coexistence with our neighbours should not be misconstrued as a sign of weakness.

The NNPGs have come together to exhibit to the world that Nagas are one and have a strong desire to remain as one and also because of the realization that without this basic unity it is inconsistent, dishonourable and shameful on the part of the Nagas to talk about our common goal. The NNPGs are having Talks with GoI and the FGN as a part and parcel of the NNPGs is participating in the Talks with the hope that GoI of India also has the desire to solve the long Indo-Naga political issue sincerely.

I congratulate all those who have stood resolute and steadfast. My special salute goes to the recipients of the awards and commendations for your dedication and sacrifice.

Let us rededicate and commit ourselves today to what we all hold dear till we attain our rightful place among the Nations of the world. God Bless You. Kuknalim

Yilow Humtsoe, President of Lotha Regional Council and Central Executive Council Member on behalf of NNC Parent Body

Envisioning United States of India hatred, disunity, violence, torture in their own country.

India is not different than her firangi master, stepping into his master shoes forgetting what freedom means of what she herself gone through.

India can find solution only if she truly open her eyes and ear to see and listen to the voice of the people, only if she inculcates the character of honoring other rather than forcing other to honor her. It can be possible if she stretches her arms wide towards forming the union of the states, the union of the Nations. A system of joint family is what India needs

gas. The Federal Government of Nagaland stands firm and resolute on the “historical and political rights of the Nagas.”

Our stand has always been for a sovereign Nation having the complete freedom to determine our own destiny, a cause for which thousands of lives have been sacrificed.

Our land was without our consent or knowledge divided and fragmented and our Nationalist Movement was demean to that of a secessionist movement and an insurgency; obsolete Draconian laws like Disturbed Area Act under the Armed Forces Special Powers Act of 1958 is continued to be imposed in the Naga inhabited areas to suppress and throttle the cry for freedom, under the protection of which the Indian army continues to perpetrate inhuman atrocities on our people. India uses divisive policies and its might and power to suppress and forcefully occupy a small neighbouring nation, quite contrary to what is expected from the largest democracy in the world.

Nagas have always sought to live in harmony with our neighbours. We have never tried to interfere in the issues of our neighbours or attempted to impose our will on others.

Nagas regardless of man-made artificial boundaries have the

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16 killed in Himachal rains; hundreds stranded BJP pushes for simultaneous polls S h i m l a , Au g 1 3 (IANS): Heavy rains in Himachal Pradesh claimed 16 lives, including four of a family, while hundreds of people were stranded across the state after incessant rains triggered landslides, snapping road links, officials said on Monday.

A government advisory advised people to avoid travel as the weather officials warned of heavy rains in the state till Tuesday and thereafter on August 16 and 17.

Four members of a family were killed in a landslide in Kandaghat subdivision in Solan district.

A boy was washed away in the swollen Kaushalya river near Parwanoo in the district. A total of eight persons lost their lives in rain-related incidents in the district.

Landslides led to the death of three persons in Mandi district, while road traffic was disrupted for hours on the ChandigarhShimla, Shimla-Nahan, Chamba-Pathankot and Mandi-Pathankot highways.

Additional Chief Secretary Manisha Nanda said that 923 roads were closed due to landslides, including

People clear debris as vehicles get trapped under landslides following heavy monsoon rainfall, in Shimla on Monday, Aug 13, 2018. (PTI)

six National Highways, and that men and machinery had been pressed into service to open these roads to traffic as soon as possible.

Presiding over a review meeting here on the damage caused by rains, Chief Secretary Vineet Chawdhry said the state had released Rs 96.50 crore for relief and rescue operations.

As a precautionary measure, all schools and educational institutes in the state will remain closed on Tuesday too.

The water level in the Beas river rose dramatically, touching the ChandigarhManali National Highway 21 near the Hanogi temple.

Traffic on the stretch was suspended owing to the development.

All trains on the Kalka-Shimla route were cancelled due to landslips on the tracks.

After heavy overnight rains, most roads in Himachal interiors remained closed to traffic on Monday, leaving hundreds of commuters stranded.

Vehicular movement

in Kinnaur district was suspended due to landslides at several places on the Hindustan-Tibet Road.

An official said traffic in higher reaches of Kinnaur, Shimla, Chamba, Mandi, Kullu and Sirmaur districts was the worst affected and efforts were on to restore it.

According to the Met office here, moderate to heavy rains have occurred in most parts of the state since Sunday.

Extremely heavy rainfall occurred at isolated places in Solan, Mandi, Sir-

maur, Kangra and Hamirpur districts. Heavy to very heavy rainfall occurred at a few places in Shimla, Kullu, Una, Bilaspur and Chamba districts, a statement by the meteorological office said.

Sujanpur Tira town in Hamirpur district recorded the highest rainfall in the state at 307 mm, while it was 300 mm in Arki town in Solan district and 239 mm in Paonta Sahib in Sirmaur district.

Baijnath town in Kangra district recorded 235 mm in the past 24 hours, while Palampur town recorded 212 mm.

It was 142 mm in Dharamsala town, 117 mm in Kasauli, 129 mm in Solan town and 72 mm in Dalhousie.

State capital Shimla recorded 172 mm rainfall within 24 hours in this month - the highest precipitation since 2011, a meteorological official said.

Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) authorities released excess water from the Pandoh dam into the Beas river as heavy rain abnormally increased the water level in the reservoir, the official said.

(From p-1) BJP sources, however, maintained no concrete proposal is there for deferring and advancing of state polls and the idea has not been discussed formally within the party, as constitutional validity of any such step would need to be taken into account.

With the tenure of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh assemblies expiring in January next year, a party leader indicated that a brief spell of governor’s rule may be explored for these BJP-ruled states so that assembly elections there could be held with the Lok Sabha polls early next year. He, however, clarified that no concrete proposal has been formulated so far.

The tenure of the assembly in the Congressruled Mizoram is also ending in December this year. Former Lok Sabha secretary general and constitutional expert P D T Acharya, however, questioned the legal validity of imposing the governor’s rule in states where assembly elections are due before the Lok Sabha polls.

The governor’s rule

can be imposed only in case of constitutional breakdown, he said.

The Lok Sabha elections, which were last held in April-May 2014, are as such expected to be held early next year along with assembly polls in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha and Telangana.

Some states such as Haryana, Jharkhand and Maharashtra -- all under the BJP’s rule -- are scheduled for assembly polls later in 2019 and the idea being floated is to advance the elections there to hold them along with the parliamentary election.

Another state where talks of advancing assembly elections are doing the rounds is Bihar, where the election is due in 2020end.

Earlier in the day, BJP president Amit Shah wrote to the Law Commission supporting holding Lok Sabha and assembly polls simultaneously. He dubbed the opposition to simultaneous polls politically motivated, and asserted that it will curb expenditure and ensure the nation is not in “election mode” throughout the year.

Shah said the BJP is

committed to this idea and explicitly believes that in a progressive democracy like India elections should be held at a fixed time and for a fixed tenure so that people’s representatives can carry out their duties effectively.

Shah’s letter to the law panel was handed over by a BJP delegation which met the commission’s top brass this afternoon.

Holding simultaneous polls is not merely a principle and it was also successfully practised between 1952 and 1967, he said, adding that several institutions, including the Election Commission, Law Commission and parliamentary committee, have supported it since then. Several opposition parties including the Congress has been opposing the idea of holding simultaneous polls, calling such a step against democratic practices.

Political observers believe that the BJP is pitching for holding Lok Sabha and state elections together to tackle the antiincumbency factor and for maximising the appeal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi during campaigns.

Govt clarifies on STPF demand Alagiri targets Stalin post Karuna’s death Rio launches CM dashboard, e-NPS (From p-1) Singh also clarified that T Lankosen was amongst the seniormost SDO (Civil) who was under the zone of consideration for promotion as ADC and promotion orders were likely to be issued very soon.

Accordingly, commissioner & secretary said he has been given the charge of ADC Shamator as per the standard practice.

With regard to SDO (C) Chessore, the commissioner & secretary said that due to the inability of the officer posted earlier to join, Samuel SDO (C) Tuli was posted as SDO (C) Chessore.

Expressing regret that for some time officers posted to the respective locations could not join, the commissioner & secretary, however, confirmed that ADC Shamator has taken over charge.

In this regard, commissioner & secretary appealed to the people of Shamator to extend all possible

support and cooperation to the administrative officers and work together towards the development of Shamator.

STPF grateful to state govt.

Shamator Town Public Forum (STPF) has expressed gratitude to the state chief secretary and commissioner & secretary (P&AR) for acknowledging the grievances regarding non-posting of administrative officers at Shamator Hq. In a press release, STPF president, S Toji, and general secretary, Z Kiumusu, said they have also learnt that L Lankosen was among the senior-most SDO (Civil) who was under the zone of consideration for promotion as ADC and promotion orders were likely to be issued soon.

In this regard, STP has assured to extend all possible support and cooperation to the Administrative officer and work together towards the development of Shamator in the larger interest of all.

Chennai, Aug 13 (IANS): Six days after the death of M. Karunanidhi, his elder son and former Union Minister M.K. Alagiri on Monday asserted that “true loyalists” of his late father were with him and that his brother M.K. Stalin was a poor leader.

Paying homage to Karunanidhi at his memorial at the Marina Beach here, Alagiri, who was expelled from the DMK in 2014 for criticizing party leaders, told reporters that he had poured his anguish about the party to his father.

He said his anguish was about the party and not about the family and the public would come to know the whole story at the appropriate time.

Alagiri declined to comment about the DMK’s Executive Committee meeting to be held here on Tuesday, stating that he was no more in the party.

Alagiri aspired to succeed to the DMK’s top post but Karunanidhi, the DMK President until his death, picked his other son Stalin to lead the party and designated him the Working President.

Once considered a strongman from Madurai, Alagiri told CNN News18 that he was the right person to head the DMK and alleged that Stalin was the “Working President” of the party but was not working.

Alagiri added that he was not happy with the way the party was being run. On being asked if there would be a split in the DMK, Alagiri replied how could he split the party when he was not in it in the first place.

Asked if he would do better than Stalin if given an opportunity, Alagiri told CNN: “Definitely, that is what the cadres also want.”

Analysts, however, said that Stalin may not re-admit Alagiri into the party as it would result in a needless power struggle.

“Re-admitting Alagiri will lead to a power struggle resulting in huge damage for the party. So the DMK will not take back Alagiri,” Raveendharan Dhuraiswamy told IANS.

AAP takes on Modi govt over currency issue

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Nagaland to consider approving the district-wise dashboard down the line for a single window where they could get access to all the programmes and performance at the district level also.

Giving a powerpoint presentation on e-NPS, OSD finance, V. Kezo, said the system would give accurate and authentic data values for which department of treasuries & accounts would only have to download and upload the FPU monthly when the District DDOs and District Treasury Offices submit the respective contribution, challan numbers and challan codes into the system.

He also said that e-NPS is a threetier system (a) DDO level access (b) Sub-Treasury Level (c) e-NPS Super Admin Level i.e. Directorate of Treasuries & Accounts, and this system is mainly developed to minimise paper transactions.

The programme was chaired by chief secretary, Temjen Toy, and invocation prayer was given by State Chaplain, Rev. Kuzierang Thou.

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New Delhi, Aug 13 (IANS): The AAP government on Monday sought a clarification from the Centre following a report published in a Chinese daily claiming that a company there has been given the licence to print Indian currency.

Aam Aadmi Par ty (AAP) national spokesperson Raghav Chadha termed the revelation as a “big threat to India’s national security” and “financial sovereignty” and asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi why this information was not available in the public domain. “What were the reasons behind approaching a foreign firm instead of assigning someone domestically? Was India approached by China, and did we succumb to pressure from them in their bid to increase their global influence?” Chadha asked.

(From p-1) Delivering welcome address, commissioner & secretary, Abhishek Singh, said that the CM dashboard has been customised as per the requirements by including not only the flagship programmes of the Centre but also the state schemes, projects and programmes that were relevant to the state.

The objective of launching CM dashboard is to ensure better implementation of the schemes and people easily avail benefits, he said.

National Informatics Centre (NIC) director general, Neeta Verma, through live video conferencing briefed on the services of the CM dashboard.

She pointed out CM dashboard provides a finished record of all the important programmes and schemes of the government. The advantage of the service, she said was that it enables one to use the programme with their own indicators, benchmark and customization.

She urged the Government of

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Almost every 4 in 10 recruiters agreed that the top performers will get an increment between 10 to 20 per cent, while 15 per cent of the recruiters confirmed that the rate of increment will be up to 20 per cent or higher, the survey noted.

Notably, more than half the recruiters mentioned that talent crunch is a concern for IT, Operations Sales and Marketing, the fields in which greater hiring is expected.

While there is optimism in terms of job creation and growth, there also exists concern among recruiters about the availability of the right talent for new jobs. 50 per cent of the recruiters highlighted that talent crunch will intensify in the coming six months.

Naukri Hiring Outlook is a semi-annual survey conducted among recruiters and recruitment consultants aimed at gauging hiring trends across companies and industries.

Over 1,500 recruiters and consultants representing more than 15 major industries participated in this edition of the survey.

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followed by auto, consumer goods, food and telecom sectors.

The survey, which covered 152 brands across 11 categories, is based on data collected online by YouGov Omnibus among 1,193 respondents in the country between August 2 and August 8 using its panel of an online representation of India.

In the financial sector, SBI lead the chart with 47 per cent respondents considering it to be the most patriotic brand, followed by LIC with 16 per cent.

In the auto sector, Tata Motors emerged as the most patriotic brand with about 30 per cent of the respondents voting for the company, followed by Bharat Petroleum with 13 per cent and Maruti Suzuki with 11 per cent.

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Mumbai, Aug 13 (PTI): Country’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) is considered to be the most patriotic brand, according to a survey, followed by Tata Motors, Patanjali, Reliance Jio and BSNL. Around 16 per cent respondents ranked SBI to be the most patriotic brand overall, followed by Tata Motors and Patanjali with 8 per cent each, and Reliance Jio and BSNL with 6 per cent each, the survey conducted by UK-based online market research and data analytics firm YouGov said.

In terms of sectors, the financial sector topped the chart of the most patriotic brands with two leading names - SBI and Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) -

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petrol sales was up almost 15 per cent while diesel showed a flatish growth.

While Rs 3.8 a litre hike in petrol and Rs 3.38 in diesel propelled rates to hit an all-time high of Rs 78.43 a litre and Rs 69.31, respectively, on May 29 in Delhi, prices cooled off in subsequent months. Petrol price was down to Rs 76.31 by the end of July and diesel to Rs 67.82. The drop in rates was one of the factors fuelling rise in consumption.

Rates have since gone up marginally. Petrol costs Rs 77.23 a litre and diesel Rs 68.77.

During July, jet fuel or ATF sale was up 12.7 per cent at 6,72,000 tonne.

New Delhi, Aug 13 (PTI): Gold prices softened

by Rs 40 to Rs 30,660 per 10 grams at the bullion market Monday, tracking a weak trend overseas amid easing demand from the local jewellers.

However, silver advanced by Rs 50 to Rs 39,050 per kg due to increased offtake by industrial units.

Traders said, a weak trend overseas was observed as the US dollar climbed to a 13-month high against major peers amid financial crisis in Turkey, which mainly influenced the sentiment here.

Globally, gold fell 0.57 per cent to USD 1,204.30 an ounce and silver by 0.56 per cent to USD 15.19 an ounce in Singapore.

New Delhi, Aug 13 (PTI): Companies are bullish about recruitment activity in the July-December period as replacement hiring and job creation are expected to see an uptrend in the next six months, says a report. According to Naukri Hiring Outlook Survey, 70 per cent recruiters believe hiring activity is expected to increase in the second half of 2018, while layoffs are likely to be negligible as it was cited by only 2 per cent of recruiters.

“The survey results herald a positive sentiment and the job market is likely to move further north.

Looks like sectors like, IT-software, construction, BFSI and auto will lead this growth. Good times ahead for jobseekers,” said V Suresh, Chief Sales Officer, Naukri.com.

More than half of the recruiters predicted that hiring would take place among domains like sales, marketing, IT and operation.

The top three areas where maximum hiring is expected are statistical analysis and data mining, project management and experience in Artificial Intelligence and machine learning.

The report further noted that pay hikes across

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New Delhi, Aug 13 (PTI): India’s fuel demand rose 7.3 per cent in July, driven by sharp rise in petrol and diesel consumption. Fuel consumption in July totalled 17.05 million tonnes as compared to 15.88 million tonnes in the same month last year, data from the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC) of the oil ministry showed.

The rise comes on back of a 8.6 percent growth in June when demand totalled 17.99 million tonnes.

During July, petrol sales were up 7.8 per cent at 2.3 million tonnes while diesel consumption was up 4.8 per cent to 6.6 million tonnes.

In the previous month,

Gold slides; silver remains up

Mumbai, Aug 13 (PTI): The rupee Monday crashed by a mammoth 110 paise its biggest single-day fall in five years - to end at a lifetime low of 69.93 as the US dollar gained rapid strength amid fears that economic crisis in Turkey could spread to other global economies.

Panic and capitulation overshadowed trading mood as traders and speculators saw no signs that monetary authorities would step into the foreign exchange market to support the domestic unit.

This is the biggest single day fall for the rupee in the past five years.

Previously, the rupee had dropped 2.4 per cent or 148 paise in a single day in August 2013.

The rupee also ended lower against British pound, euro and Japanse yen.

The rupee was mainly impacted by fall in Turkish Lira,” said a treasurer of a state-owned bank.

The Turkish lira dived almost 8 per cent today to a low of 7.24 against the US dollar, fuelling fears that it may impact financial institutions in Europe. Later, it recovered some ground after the finance ministry assured steps to rein in the crisis.

The dollar index was trading higher at 96.18.

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inflation... Sharp decline in retail inflation to 4.17 per cent, closer to RBI’s 4 per cent inflation target will give lot of comfort to monetary authorities and we expect RBI to stay in pause mode in rest of FY19.”

Milk and its products, meat and fish showed inflation easing during the month. However for eggs, cereals and products as also oil and fats the rate of price rise was higher than in June.

If the recent depreciation of the Indian rupee sustains, it may modestly feed into the CPI inflation over the near term, said Aditi Nayar, Principal Economist, ICRA.

banks will require the bulk of the amount and most of the capital is likely to be used for meeting minimum capital requirements and absorbing non-performing loans provisions, around three quarters of which are in the form of CET1, the report said.

Fitch Ratings said the government is likely to be forced into providing most of the required capital, since capital raising remain challenging due to stateowned banks’ weak equity valuations.

Last October, the government had announced Rs 2.11 lakh crore capital infusion programme for the state-run banks, spread over two fiscals years - 2017-18 and 2018-19.

As per the plan, the PSBs were to get Rs 1.35 lakh crore through re-capitalisation bonds, and the balance Rs 58,000 crore through raising of capital from the market.

Out of the Rs 1.35 lakh crore, the government has already infused about Rs 71,000 crore through recap bonds in the banks and balance would be done during FY19.

The report further said that banks’ credit costs rose sharply following regulatory changes aimed at accelerating bad-loan recognition.

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However, inflation in the ‘fuel and light’ segment based on the changes in the CPI increased to 7.96 per cent from 7.14 in the previous month.

Economic Affairs Secretary S C Garg said that all macroeconomic parameters are performing well.

“Today CPI inflation data got released. Inflation is down to 4.17%, very close to target of 4%. It is down from 5% in June. Food inflation is only 1.37%,” he said in a tweet.

India Ratings and Research’s (Ind-Ra) Chief Economist and Senior Director (Public Finance) Devendra Pant said: “This is nine month lowest retail

Mumbai, Aug 13 (PTI): The outlook for the country’s banking sector is likely to remain negative until its capital position strengthens in proportion to the bad loans and weak financial performances, according to Fitch Ratings.

The rating agency said the USD 151-billion stock of bad loans remains a risk for the sector’s weak income base, which is vulnerable to ageing provisions and slower non-performing loans (NPLs) resolution.

“Outlook on the Indian banking sector is likely to remain negative until the banks address their weak core capital positions against mounting bad debt and poor financial performance,” it said in a report Monday.

The capital position of state-run banks banks is most at risk, with the core capital ratios of 11 of the 21 public sector banks (PSBs) below the 8 per cent common equity tier 1 (CET1) regulatory minimum that will come into place at the end of FY19, according to the report.

The rating agency believes the country’s banks will need USD 40-55 billion in additional capital to meet the Basel-III requirements by 2019.

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New Delhi, Aug 13 (PTI): Retail inflation fell to 9-month low of 4.17 per cent in July on declining vegetable prices which may prompt the Reserve Bank to pause interest rate hike in its next monetary policy review.

In the last two reviews RBI has raised the key repo rate by 0.25 per cent each on inflationary concerns.

The next bi-monthly policy is to be unveiled on October 5.

Based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI), retail inflation for June has also been revised downwards to 4.92 per cent from the earlier estimate of 5 per cent, as per the Central Statistics Office (CSO) data released today. The previous low was in October 2017 at 3.58 per cent.

As for year-on-year comparison, retail inflation had increased by 2.36 per cent in July last year.

The CSO data revealed that inflation in vegetables declined by (-) 2.19 per cent last month, compared to 7.8 per cent in June.

The rate of price rise in fruits slowed down 6.98 per cent, as against over 10 per cent in the previous month.

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Pak’s new National Assembly begins session No war, no negotiations with Imran Khan and 328 newly-elected members take oath

The maiden session of Pakistan’s 15th Parliament began Monday with the outgoing Speaker administering the oath to 329 newly-elected members.

Islamabad, Aug 13 (PTI): Pakistan’s Prime Minister-in-waiting Imran Khan and 328 newly-elected members of the National Assembly took the oath Monday, setting the stage for the cricketer-turnedpolitician to form the next government, only the second democratic transition of power.

The maiden session of the 15th National Assembly, the lower house of Parliament, concluded after outgoing Speaker Ayaz Sadiq administered the oath to the leaders in the 342-member house. The 329 members signed their presence in a register. The National Assembly session was then adjourned till 10 AM, August

15, Geo News reported.

President Mamnoon Hussain had summoned the maiden session at 10 AM in parliament house Monday, 19 days after Khan-led Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party emerged as the single largest in the general elections.

Khan and other prominent leaders including Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) president Shahbaz Sharif, Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari and former president Asif Ali Zardari also took oath.

The PTI chief shook hands and posed for a photo with Bilawal, who is entering the National Assembly for his maiden term, Dawn

Brotherhood chief handed life term in Egypt retrial

Over 300 killed in Ghazni fight

CAIRO, Aug 13 (PTI): An Egyptian court today sentenced to life in prison the Muslim Brotherhood’s supreme guide, Mohamed Badie, and four other leaders in a retrial on accusations of inciting street violence, their lawyer said.

Defence lawyer Abdel Moneim Abdel Maksoud named the others as Mohamed el-Beltagi, Essam el-Erian, Safwat Higazi and El-Husseini Antar.

The Brotherhood was designated a terrorist organisation in Egypt in December 2013, after the military ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in July of that year in the wake of mass protests against his rule.

“We will appeal the sentences within 60 days,” the lawyer told AFP, adding that four other people were sentenced to jail terms of between 10 and 15 years.

The accusations date back to July 2013 when Brotherhood leaders and members marched in Giza, west of Cairo, in protest at Morsi’s ouster.

Kabul, Aug 13 (IANS): Over 300 people, including 100 government troops and 30 civilians, have been killed in the intense fighting between Taliban militants and the security forces in Afghanistan’s Ghazni city, the country’s Defence Minister Tariq Shah Bahrami said on Monday.

The militant group started its offensive in the city last Friday. “As of midday today, the Afghan National Defence and Security Forces recaptured control of nearly all parts of Ghazni city and the Taliban militants would be expelled from the city soon,” Bahrami said at a joint press briefing with Interior Minister Wais Ahmad Barmak.

He said that up to 100 government security force members, 30 civilians and over 194 Taliban militants were killed during the four-day clashes between security forces and Taliban militants in the city, Xinhua news agency reported.

At least 147 militants were injured. The US was supporting the Afghan government forces in conducting airstrikes tageting

reported.

The Speaker announced that elections of the new Speaker and his deputy will be held on August 15.

The PTI has nominated Asad Qaisar for Speaker, while opposition has named Syed Khurshid Shah of the PPP as the joint opposition candidate for the post.

Earlier, the maiden session started with the National Anthem, followed by recitation from the Holy Quran. Khan looked prominent as he sat in the front row of the parliament house close to the chair of the leader of the house, which he is eventually expected to take after formal election as Prime Minister.

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the Taliban.

Within the past 24 hours, the Defence Ministry deployed reinforcement in Ghazni city and its adjacent areas. Fresh troops will bring considerable changes in the security situation of the city in the next 24 hours, Bahrami added.

Last week, Taliban militants launched a massive attack on Ghazni, 125 km south of Kabul, in a coordinated effort to take back the city. Hundreds of Taliban insurgents stormed important government entities including the National Directorate for Security (Afghanistan’s Intelligence Agency) and the provincial governor’s office.

“The Afghan police and Army will soon clear Ghazni city from the Taliban and normalcy and peace will return into the city as soon as possible,” the Interior Minister said.

The clashes also blocked a main road connecting Kabul to southern and western provinces and scores of travellers were stranded.

sures have been put in place to avoid any untoward incident during the proceedings and irrelevant persons have been barred from entering the house.

The PTI emerged as the single largest party with 116 seats in July 25 elections. Its number increased to 125 after nine independent members joined it and final tally reached 158 after it was allotted 28 out of 60 seats reserved for women and 10 seats reserved for minorities.

Party sources said that the list of the Cabinet has not been finalised but there is a general consensus that Shah Mahmood Qureshi will be the new Foreign Minister and Pervez Khattak the new Interior Minister. Asad Umar is expected to get the key post of Finance Minister. Khan is expected to appoint prominent businessman Abdul Razzak Dawood as advisor on finance. Dawood served in the Cabinet of former military dictator Pervez Musharraf.

The election of the Prime Minister will be held after election of the new Speaker who will supervise the election of the premier.

The PTI has nominated Khan for the top post

Nine killed in Taiwan hospital blaze Taipei, Aug 13 (IANS): Nine people were killed and 16 injured as fire engulfed a hospital in Taiwan’s New Taipei City on Monday, officials said.

The incident took place on the seventh floor of the Weifu hospital, in Xinzhuang district, where over 200 firemen evacuated dozens of patients, but at least nine of them were dead before reaching other hospitals, Efe reported.

Some witnesses said they heard the sound of an explosion before the start of the fire. A statement from the Office of Disaster Prevention of the Taiwanese Ministry of Health and Welfare said that 33 patients, two employees and a nurse were rescued.

The fire started in a building of the Weifu Hospital and 76 rescue vehicles and some 276 firefighters were deployed to the scene to control the fire, which was extinguished within an hour.

and he is scheduled to take oath on August 18 at the President House.

The combined opposition has nominated Shehbaz Sharif against Khan.

The new government faces a strong opposition as the PML-N has a final tally of 82 seats, followed by the PPP with 53 and Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) 15 seats. The three have joined hands and formed the combined opposition.

The PTI has the support of smaller parties including Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) with seven seats, Balochistan Awami Party (BAP) five, Balochistan National Party (BNP) four, Pakistan Muslim League (PML) three, Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA) three, Awami Muslim League and Jamori Watan Party one seat each.

This will be the third consecutive democratic government in Pakistan since 2008 when military ruler Musharraf announced general elections after serving as president from 2001 to 2008 following a coup in 1999.

The PPP formed the government in 2008, followed by the PML-N led by former prime minister Nawaz Sharif in 2013.

US, says Iran’s Khamenei

Tehran, Aug 13 (AFP): Iran’s supreme leader Monday said there would be neither war nor negotiations with the United States, and that the country’s problems were the result of government mismanagement more than renewed sanctions.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s comments add to the pressure on President Hassan Rouhani following a collapse in the currency and widespread protests over high prices and corruption.

They also appeared to rule out any hope of fresh talks with Washington following US President Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the landmark 2015 nuclear deal and reimposition of sanctions last week.

“Recently, US officials have been talking blatantly about us. Beside sanctions, they are talking about war and negotiations,” Khamenei said via his official Twitter account in English.

“In this regard, let me say a few words to the people: THERE WILL BE NO WAR, NOR WILL WE NEGOTIATE WITH THE U.S.” M e a n w h i l e, t h e r e

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was a show of resolve as Defence Minister Amir Hatami unveiled a next generation short-range ballistic missile today and vowed to further boost the country’s missile capabilities.

State broadcaster IRIB said the new Fateh Mobin missile had “successfully passed its tests” and could strike targets on land and sea.

Despite renewed US sanctions, many Iranians - including many at the highest levels of the establishment - see US hostility as only a contributing factor to long-standing problems inside the country.

“Today’s livelihood problems do not emerge from outside, they are internal,” Khamenei said in

another tweet.

“Not that sanctions don’t have an impact, but the main factor is how we handle them,” he added.

That mirrored criticism of Rouhani’s economic management from senior members of the clergy and the Revolutionary Guards.

There has been particular concern over the collapse of the rial, which has lost around half its value since April.

A f o r t n i g h t a g o, Guards commander Mohammad Ali Jafari told Rouhani to take “revolutionary actions to control prices and prevent the enormous increase in the price of foreign currency and gold,” in an open letter published by the conservative Tasnim news agency.

The conservative establishment appears determined to show it is responding firmly to public anger, particularly over corruption.

The judiciar y said Sunday it had arrested 67 people under a sweeping corruption crackdown and prevented 100 government employees from leaving the country.

Turkey president calls lira plunge ‘plot’ A N K A R A , Au g 1 3 (IANS): The plunge of Turkish lira is “a plot against Turkey” and the country will seek new partners and markets if the US does not back down on its hostile policy, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday.

Talking in a meeting in the Black Sea city of Trabzon, Erdogan said the Recep Tayyip Erdogan current fluctuations in the exchange rate could not be again the currency crash as explained by logic.

“I here declare that we have seen your plot and we are challenging it,” Xinhua quoted Erdogan as saying, apparently referring to the US. “There is no economic reason for the present (currency plunge) situation.

This a plot to force Turkey to surrender in every fields from finance to politics, to make Turkey and its people to kneel down,” he added.

The Turkish president also pointed out that Turkey was considering other markets and political alternatives to its “strategic partnership” with Washington, branding

an “economic war”.

“We will respond to those who declared trade war on the entire world and included Turkey in it, by steering towards new alliances, new markets,” he said, raising questions in the future partnership between Ankara and Washington.

The President also ruled out using interest rates to shore up the currency which has lost more than 40 percent of its value since

the start of this year, calling them “a tool of exploitation”.

Unprecedented punitive sanctions declared

by US President Donald Trump’s administration on two Turkish ministers over the detention of an American pastor, as well as doubling tariffs on steel and aluminum, have worsened relations between the NATO allies to their lowest over decades.

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Why won’t NASA’s Riverdale leads Teen Choice Award winners Parker Solar Probe melt W grateful to be up here,” said Apa. “We started the show two years ago, and I think we’re all kind of surprised about where the show has gone and how it’s been accepted... thank you guys so much for watching the show.”

Other highlights included Zac Efron continuing his bromance with The Greatest Showman co-star Hugh Jackman.

Efron took home the first award of the night for best drama movie actor and went on to win awards for Movie Ship with Zendaya and for the song Rewrite the Stars, which is also from the film. Efron dedicated the best actor award to Jackman, saying: “From the bottom of my heart, I couldn’t ask for a cooler, more amazing person to work with.

“He’s my best dramatic actor - and a hero, and a mentor, and a good friend.

Thank you, Hugh Jackman.”

ith NASA launching a historic Parker Solar Probe deeper into the solar atmosphere than any mission before it, a moot question arises: Why won’t it melt?

Inside the solar atmosphere -- a region known as the corona -- the probe will provide observations of what drives the wide range of particles, energy and heat that course through the region. The spacecraft will Cast of Riverdale receiving one of their awards. travel through material with temperatures greater than iverdale was the big ebrated the best teen icons in The cast were given several million degrees Celwinner at the Teen comedy, fashion and sport. their awards (huge surfsius while being bombarded Choice Awards, takThe tightly packed two- boards) early on in the evewith intense sunlight. ing away 10 awards in LA hour ceremony also featured ning and then were sent According to the US on Sunday night. performances from Bebe straight back on a plane to space agency, Parker Solar The Archie Comics Rexha, Meghan Trainor Vancouver to resume filmProbe has been designed adaptation was joined by and Khalid. Riverdale was ing for series three of the to withstand the extreme The Greatest Showman, the stand-out winner of hit show. conditions and temperaBlack Panther and Avengers: the night, taking away big Archie Andrews himture fluctuations for the Infinity War on the list of awards like the drama TV self, played by KJ Apa, mission. big winners. show award, TV villain thanked the audience on “The key lies in its Along with film and award, drama TV actor and stage. “There’s a lot of great custom heat shield and an television, the awards cel- actress. shows, so we feel really autonomous system that List of winners: Film: Best action movie - Avengers: Infinity War Best fantasy movie actress - Carrie Fisher in Star Wars: The Last Jedi helps protect the mission from the Sun’s intense light Best action movie actor - Robert Downey Jr in Avengers: Infinity Best drama movie - The Greatest Showman

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emission, but does allow the coronal material to ‘touch’ the spacecraft,” NASA said in a statement.

While the Parker Solar Probe will travel through a space with temperatures of several million degrees, the surface of the heat shield that faces the Sun will only get heated to about 1,400 degree Celsius.

This is because “in space, the temperature can be thousands of degrees without providing significant heat to a given object or feeling hot. Since space is mostly empty, there are very few particles that can transfer energy to the spacecraft”.

The corona through which the Parker Solar Probe flies, for example, has an extremely high temperature but very low density.

The probe makes use of a heat shield known as the Thermal Protection System, or TPS, which is eight feet in diameter and 4.5 inches thick.

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Hongfei Xing from China giving a demonstration during Chinese Culinary Skills as part of Chinese ClassCooking, at Modern College, Kohima.

Bollywood actors Kajol and Huma Qureshi pose for photo during a promotion for their upcoming Hindi film ‘Helicopter Eela’, in Mumbai on Monday. (PTI)

Best drama movie actor - Zac Efron in The Greatest Showman Best drama movie actress - Zendaya in The Greatest Showman Best comedy movie - Love, Simon Best comedy movie actor - Dwayne Johnson in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle Best comedy movie actress - Anna Kendrick in Pitch Perfect 3 Best movie villain - Michael B. Jordan in Black Panther Best breakout movie star - Nick Robinson in Love, Simon

List of winners: TV: Best drama TV show - Riverdale Best drama TV actor - Cole Sprouse in Riverdale Best drama TV actress - Lili Reinhart in Riverdale Best sci-fi/fantasy TV show - Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments Best sci-fi/fantasy TV actor - Matthew Daddario in Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments

Best sci-fi/fantasy TV actress - Millie Bobby Brown in Stranger Things Best comedy TV show - The Big Bang Theory Best comedy TV actor - Jaime Camil in Jane the Virgin Choice Comedy TV actress - Gina Rodriguez in Jane the Virgin Choice Reality TV show - Keeping Up With the Kardashians Choice Breakout TV star - Vanessa Morgan in Riverdale (BBC)

Dio would be ‘Pissed’ about his hologram, says Aldrich so I’d love to see the hologram thing. I just hope they get it to be bigger than life because that’s how Ronnie was.”

The Dio hologram was created by a company called Eyeillusion and made its debut at the Wacken Open

Air festival in August 2016 in front of more than 75,000 fans. The Dio hologram production uses audio of Ronnie’s live performances from throughout his career, with the DIO band playing live, consisting of Craig Goldy on guitar, Simon

Wright on drums and Scott Warren on keyboards, along with Bjorn Englen on bass.

Also appearing with them are former JUDAS PRIEST singer Tim “Ripper” Owens and ex-LYNCH MOB frontman Oni Logan.

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ormer DIO guitarist Doug Aldrich says that Ronnie James Dio would be “pissed” about the fact that a holographic version of the legendary heavy metal singer is being prepped for a world tour.

The former vocalist in BLACK SABBATH and RAINBOW, who died in 2010 at the age of 67, is now the subject of a touring show in which his threedimensional representation is backed by members of his band DIO. “I would like to see it myself, just to see it,” Aldrich, who was in DIO between 2002 and 2006, told the “White Line Fever” podcast. “I love hearing those songs, I love Ronnie, so that would be cool. But I think Ronnie would be pissed. I think so. Ronnie would be, like, C’mon, let me be dead in peace!’ Ronnie was a nofrills guy. He was not down for stuff like that.”

What’s more, Aldrich says Prince’s former guitarist Wendy Melvoin believes her late boss would feel the same about similar tributes to the purple one.

Aldrich takes up the story. “At the Super Bowl, they had a half-time thing with Prince,” he said. “A big curtain came down and there was a projection of Prince. It was, like, 300 feet tall. It was really cool, I thought.

“My neighbor is the old guitar players for Prince, Wendy. She had gotten her son a basketball hoop and was trying to assemble it by herself. I hadn’t met her yet. I went over and said, ‘You need a hand, I think,’ and she’s, like, ‘Yeah, yeah.

I don’t know how the hell…

There’s all these parts.’ We built this hoop for her together, and I said, ‘Oh, by the way, what do you think Prince would think about that?’ She goes, ‘He’d hate it — hate, hate it!’

“But I thought [the Prince projection] was great,

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Bayern clinch German Super Cup

Berlin, Aug 13 (IANS): A hat-trick from striker Robert Lewandowski, completed by goals from France’s Kingsley Coman and Spain’s Thiago Alcantara, saw Bayern Munich floor Eintracht Frankfurt 5-0 and clinch the German Super Cup title for the seventh time.

Three of the five goals Eintracht conceded and were unable to respond to on Sunday were scored by Lewandowski, who overcame a tough defensive structure that seemed not to spare the Pole and showed much precision in his shots on goal, reports Efe. It was Bayern’s first official match with new coach Croatian Niko Kovac on the bench, who arrived at the Bavarian club after bidding farewell to Frankfurt last season. This was compounded by the thirst for revenge of Bayern, who lost the German Cup final last season to Eintracht, then still under Kovac, who prevented Jupp Heynckes from

Bayern Munich players with the German Super Cup.

signing off as coach with a double -- in addition to the Bundesliga title.

Kovac opted, from the outset, for a lineup with the old Bavarian guard.

From Manuel Neuer to Arjen Robben, Franck Ribery and Lewandowski, against which Eintracht tried to

show offensive vitality, at least in the early stages.

Lewandowski started the scoring in the 21st minute with a header after a pass from Joshua Kimmich with accuracy. Just five minutes later the Pole scored again, this time after a corner from Robben’s left, also with a

Halep wins Montreal Open title Montreal, Aug 13 (Agencies): Simona Halep secured her second Rogers Cup title with a thrilling victory over Sloane Stephens in Montreal.

In a repeat of this year’s French Open final, Halep ran out a 7-6 (8-6) 3-6 6-4 winner in a pulsating match.

Both players looked on the verge of collapsing with exhaustion as they embraced at the net after a marathon battle lasting two hours and 41 minutes.

Hale p broke ser ve in the third game and, although Stephens forced a break point in the next, she could not capitalise.

Romanian Halep broke again for 4-1, but amid some fiercely-contested rallies Stephens hit back for 4-4. Halep saved two set points, and two more in the tie-break, before eventually taking the opener after 70 punishing minutes.

Simona Halep with the Rogers Cup.

A run of three consecutive breaks at the start of the second was halted

by Stephens to move 3-1 ahead. The third seed held on to that advantage before converting a fourth set point on the Halep serve to level an enthralling encounter.

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but Stephens, looking the fresher of the two, pegged her back at 2-2.

However, Halep called on all her reserves of energy to break the resilience of the third seed, shrugging off a double fault at championship point along the way, as she completed a memorable victory.

KV School won the Inter School Kho-Kho tournament organised by Nagaland Kho-Kho Association at Lions Club ground, Dimapur on August 11 and 12. Ram Janaki Higher Secondary School bagged the runners-up.

header to add the Bavarians’ second goal to the scoreboard.

Eintracht had their chance to close the gap before the end of the first half, after Matts Hummels’ foul on Mijat Gacinovic could have earned him the red card, but the referee left

Barcelona not ruling out Pogba bid M a d r i d, A u g 1 3 (Agencies): Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu has left the door open on a potential move for Manchester United’s Paul Pogba, after saying the club could still do business before the Spanish transfer window closes.

Despite being handed the captain’s armband for the opening 2-1 win against Leicester City, Pogba’s comments after the game hinted at tensions at Old Trafford.

“If you’re not happy, you cannot give your best,” he said. “There are things that I cannot say otherwise I will get fined.” Asked about Pogba, Bartomeu said, “I won’t speak of any names, we have respect for all clubs and there are 20 days left.”

“We’ll see which players come out. We’re focused on the league, so it’s best to ask [Eric] Abidal, [Ramon] Planes or Pep Segura about players. There’s still time to do business.”

Andres Iniesta, Paulinho and Andre Gomes have left Barcelona this summer and the Catalan club may have to wait if they are to further strengthen their midfield following the arrivals of Arturo Vidal and Arthur, with Manchester United unlikely to want to part with Pogba during this window.

“We are never going to find another Andres Iniesta, that’s impossible because there is only one and he is in Japan,’ said Barcelona manager Ernesto Valverde.

it at a yellow. Jonathan de Guzman’s free-kick crashed into the defensive wall of Bayern, who then went off at half-time with a comfortable two-goal lead.

Lewandowski returned with a desire to keep on scoring and he did so after nine minutes in the second half, this time after a pass from Thomas Muller and after deceiving Eintracht goalkeeper Frederik Roennow. Next was Bayern’s Coman to join the goal shootout, scoring in the 63rd, after which Kovac let newcomer Leon Goretzka take over from Muller for the first time. Lewandowski was the main protagonist, both for the number of goals scored and for the successive fouls of which he was the victim, which Kovac settled in the 72nd minute, bringing Wagner out to replace the Poland captain.

Thiago, after receiving the ball from Kimmich, finished off a clear Bavarian victory for the third time in a row in this annual fixture.

Open badminton c’ship concludes

Winners of the 42nd Nagaland Inter District & State Open Badminton championship with officials.

Dimapur, Aug 13 (NPN): The four day long 42nd Nagaland Inter District & State Open Badminton championship 2018, organised by Nagaland Badminton Association and hosted by Phek District Badminton Association, concluded on August 12 at Pfutsero.

Leihong of Mon district and Shekhotolu Puro of Phek district emerged

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(Late LONYIMI YANTHAN) Born in 1933, Died on 07.08.2018 We the bereaved family members of Late Lonyimi Yanthan, W/o Late Lavanthung Yanthan would like to express our hearfelt gratitude to all our relatives, churches, neighbours, friends and well wishers for the love, sympathy, prayer and financial support extended to us at her sudden demise on 7th August, 2018.

We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and every individual. Your kind deeds and services will always be remembered.

Loving family members.

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as the champions in men’s and women’s singles respectively.

In the women’s doubles category, Bendangnaro and Imlirenla of Nagaland Police emerged as the champions while Chubanungla and Yashikala of Dimapur bagged the second place.

Joseph Sumi and Raju

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We, the family members of Late Nzulo Ezung, would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to everyone for your prayers, love and support shown to us during the brief illness and at the time of demise of our beloved mother on 07/08/2018. Your presence, good words and prayers has been a source of strength and Nzulo Ezung comfort during the time of our LateBorn : 1925 sorrow. We are so blessed to Died : 07/08/2018 have you in our lives.

Your kindness and thoughtfulness will always be gratefully remembered and deeply appreciated by us.

May the Good Lord bless you all in very special way.

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Following the sudden demise of our beloved mother, Late Neipele Letou, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, churches, youths, different colonies of Pfutsero Town, organisations, societies and villages, for being with us in Born on : 22/06/1965 Died on : 29/07/2018 times of our sorrow and expressing their sympathies, helping us physically, morally, financially and for all the prayer support. We are highly indebted to you. Though we are unable to repay you, it is our humble prayer that our Heavenly Father bless you abundantly.

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"A woman of unwavering faith and a humble servant of God who gave her entire life to populate the kingdom of Christ whom we wait eagerly for his return".

of Nagaland Police beat Imliwapang Tzudir and Imnatoshi Longkumer of Kohima to win the men’s doubles.

In the mixed doubles final, Nagaland Police’s Raju and Uma overcame Ankur Sangpang Rai and Ekumyala of Kohima in the final match to take the title.

Loving family members

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Lt. N. CHINGLONG PHOM (Head G.B Auching Village)

Born on 30/07/1933 – Died on 04/08/2018 We the bereaved family members of Lt. N. CHINGLONG PHOM would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere thanks to each and everyone who stood and supported us through prayer, physically and financially during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father on 4th August, 2018.

We would like to convey our special thanks to : 1. Auching Village Council 5. Yimchong Village Council 2. Auching Baptist Attoi 6. Saoshao Village Council 3. Auching Students’ Union 7. Sangchen Village Council 4. Sakshi Village Council 8. Bhumpak Village Council We deeply regret our inability to mention names of each and every individual, but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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5th Altrura open football tourney D i m a p u r , Au g 1 3 (NPN): The 5th Altrura Open Football Tournament, organised by Altrura Society, will commence on September 6 at Chumukedima town local ground. The champions of the tournament will receive a cash prize of Rs.70,000 along with trophy while the runners-up will pocket Rs.40,000 and trophy. The best discipline team will receive Rs.10,000 and citation. There will also be cash prizes and citations for individual categories.

The registration fee is Rs.4500. Interested teams can collect the entry forms from M/s Newmai Tech Garage, opp Medziphema town local ground; M/s Akholie Bakery, 2nd Gate Chumukedima; M/s Xceed Printer, Aviu Complex 6th Mile; M/s S Com, C M Bazar, 4th Mile Diphupar; M/s Kiran Sports, Dimapur and Head Office Altrura Society, Chumukedima Ward No.4, opp Saturday weekly market. For more information, interested teams, clubs and associations can contact 7005659735, 7005694023 or email: altrurasociety@ gmail.com.

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Late G. Vitsou Born on : 25.05.1924 – Died on : 10.08.2018

We the family members and relatives would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and sincere thanks to each and every individual and well wishers who stood by us at the darkest moment of our lives. Your physical support, financial help and prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved mother shall always be remembered.

We sincerely convey our special thanks to : 1. Rongmei Baptist Church, Burma Camp.

2. Namgalong Colony 3. Ragailong Colony 4. Chungaizaeng Colony 5. RBWF-RBCAN 6. RBCAN, Jalukie 7. RBC, Jalukie Town 8. E lohim RBC, New Jalukie 9. RBC, Women Fellowship (United North Block) 10. Angami Christian Revival Church (Power House) 11. Angami Christian Revival Church (Women's Department) 12. Cross Wonder Church, Dimapur 13. Nagabazar Baptist Church, Kohima 14. Upper Nagabazar Baptist Church, Kohima 15. Tsiesema Basa Baptist Church, Kohima 16. Millennium Welfare Society, Namgalong Colony 17. All the well wishers.

We would like to extend our thanks to all those who may not been mentioned in the list and remain ever grateful. We deeply regret our inadequate words and inability to extend for abundant blessing upon all.

God bless.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2018

Barcelona lift Spanish Super Cup YRS, NSA officials call on Rio

Barcelona players celebrate with the Spanish Super Cup after beating Sevilla 2-0.

Ta n g i e r , Au g 1 3 (IANS): Ousmane Dembele scored a spectacular 25-yard shot with just over 10 minutes remaining and goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen saved a last minute penalty to give FC Barcelona a 2-1 win over Sevilla in the Spanish Supercup.

The game on Sunday night, played in Tangier was the first in an official Spanish tournament to be played in another country and allowed Barcelona to gain confidence ahead of

the new football season against a Sevilla side who made them work for their win, reports Xinhua news agency.

French forward Dembele had enjoyed a lively performance before deciding the match with a stunning shot, with just over 10 minutes remaining.

But German ter Stegen was also a hero as he saved a last minute penalty from Wissam Ben Yedder after the keeper had harshly been judged to have fouled

Aleix Vidal, who returned to Sevilla from Barcelona over the summer.

FC Barcelona coach Ernesto Valverde left recent signing Malcom out of his side, thus avoiding any controversy over having more than three players without EU passports in his side, while Phillipe Coutinho was on the bench.

With new coach Pablo Machin in charge, Sevilla opened the scoring in the ninth minute when Pablo

Sarabia scored after a swift counter-attack with the referee De Cerro Grande making use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system for the first time in a Spanish game to ensure the Sevilla midfielder wasn’t offside.

Sevilla were compact and well-organised but Barcelona dominated the ball and began to create chances with Messi and Jordi Alba both seeing shots saved by Sevilla keeper Tomas Vaclik, before

Rafael Nadal wins 4th Rogers Cup title

Stefanos Tsitsipas and Rafael Nadal with their trophies after the Rogers Cup final.

TO RO N TO, Au g 1 3 (Agencies): Rafael Nadal held off a late surge from birthday boy Stefanos Tsitsipas to claim his fourth Rogers Cup title in Toronto on Sunday.

Nadal overcame a second set fightback from Greek youngster Tsitsipas to claim a 6-2, 7-6 (7/4) victory in just under 1hr 45mins.

The win gave the 32year-old Spaniard a recordextending 33rd trophy at the elite Masters level as well as

his 80th title.

However, Nadal later raised doubts about he would be chasing an 81st title at next week’s event in Cincinnati, refusing to confirm that he would play the event as scheduled.

“Will I play in Cincinnati? I can’t answer to you right now,” Nadal said.

Earlier, a vocal crowd of local flag-waving Greek fans sang Happy Birthday to the 20-year-old Tsitsipas as Nadal reflected on a suc-

cessful campaign.

“I feel I’ve improved every match, it’s important to win even if you’re not at your best,” Nadal said as he prepares for the US Open later this month.

“It’s been almost 10 years (2010) since I last played in Toronto,” Nadal said of the event which comes to the city in evennumber years as it trades with Montreal.

“This trophy means a lot.”

The loss concluded the tennis week of his life for Tsitsipas, who beat four Top 10 opponent in a row to reach the final.

“It’s been an amazing week for me,” he said. “This trophy means a lot after playing my first Masters 1000 final. Rafa is amazing, he never cracks. He will always grab you like a bulldog and he will always make you suffer on the court.”

“He was (once) normal like all of us, and he managed to become this beast, this monster that he is today.

That’s how you feel when you play against him.”

Nadal added the Canadian honour to the titles he won in 2005, 2008 and 2013. The final featured a plot twist at the end, with Nadal broken while serving for victory leading a set and 5-4. Tsitsipas would not buckle, making it 5-5 as Nadal hit the net, with the set finally going into a tiebreaker.

Nadal regained control, earning a match point on a Tsitsipas forehand error. The Spanish world number one concluded victory with a forehand winner deep into the corner.

He now owns five titles this season and has clinched the first spot in the year-end finals in London.

defender Clement Lenglet, signed by Barcelona from Sevilla in the summer, headed over.

Luis Suarez also fired wide, but Barcelona finally drew level shortly before halftime when Messi’s free kick hit the post and fell kindly for Pique to poke into the empty net.

Barcelona brought Ivan Rakitic on for Rafinha for the start of the second half. There were few chances in the game until the hour when the impressive Vaclik saved another free kick, while Fran Vazquez saw a header hit the top of the Barca crossbar following a corner.

Dembele had a good chance to put Barcelona ahead with 27 minutes remaining, but Vaclik again denied him. And the new arrival at Sevilla, Vaclik did even better with a double block to deny Suarez and Messi with less than 16 minutes on the clock, although his efforts were in vain as moments later Dembele’s thunderbolt put Barcelona ahead.

There was still tie for the penalty drama, but Ben Yedder’s penalty was weak and allowed Ter Stegen to make a save which avoided extra time.

It was Barcelona’s record-extending 13th Spanish Supercup title.

Pughoboto interdeptt. badminton underway Dimapur, Aug 13 (NPN): The 6th Pughoboto Inter-Departmental Badminton tournament got underway Monday at Pughoboto badminton stadium. The tournament was declared open by SDEO Pughoboto, V. Yashito Swu in the presence of ADC, Phuleshe K. Yepthomi, administrators, officers and others.

In his short speech, Yashito highlighted the vital role of sports in ones live. Sports, whether indoor or outdoor keeps one healthy, wealthy and active, said Yashito. “Basically, we can have healthy mind only when we have a healthy body,” he said while adding that sports also contributes to muscle development, coordination, cardiovascular health and numerous other benefits.

Altogether 19 teams are participating in the tournament.

The prog ram was c h a i r e d b y D r. A l v i s Chikhe, MO, God’s blessing was invoked by pastor Pasang Sharps and Khatoshe Chishi presented a special song. The oath of conduct was administered

by PT GHS Pughoboto, Hokiqhe Sheqi.

Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio along with YRS Advisor Zale Neikha, NSA president Ruokuo Kire and State Coach Holshe Khrieo at his official chamber in Secretariat on Monday.

Dimapur, Aug 13 (NPN): Advisor for Youth Resources and Sports, MLA Zale Neikha along with Nagaland Sepaktakraw Association (NSA) president, Ruokuo Kire and Nagaland Sepaktakraw Coach and Secretary NSA, Holshe Khrieo Monday called on Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio. During the interaction with Chief Minister, who is also the president of Nagaland Olympic Association, at his chamber, Zale apprised Rio on the selection of Jwensinle Kesen and Puleno Neikha as player and coach respectively of Indian Sepaktakraw team for the forth-

coming 18th Asian Games to be held in Jakarta from August 18.

Jwensinle Kesen is a constable in SSB while Coach Puleno Neikha is a fixed pay Sepaktakraw instructor under YRS Department Nagaland.

The Advisor informed CM that the two Naga lady achievers are presently based in Delhi with the Indian contingents for the Asian Games and would be leaving on August 15 for Jakarta, Indonesia.

Meanwhile, interacting with a section of media persons, Neikha informed that Chief Minister Rio while lauding the YRS Department and NSA also

congratulated the two Naga sportsperson for bringing laurel to the State. He also conveyed his best wishes to the duo. Rio also extended an amount of Rs 2 lakh as a financial support to the duo.

B u o ye d w i t h t h e achievement of the duo, Advisor Neikha also challenged the Naga sportspersons to be focused on one sports instead of being ‘Jack of all trade and master of none’.

He encouraged the players and teams selected to represent the State in the 2019 National Games to commence rigorous training in order to bring laurel to the State.

PSG begin season with 3-0 win

Neymar celebrates with team-mates after scoring the first goal against Caen.

Paris, Aug 13 (Agencies): Neymar took just 10 minutes of the new season to get off the mark as Paris Saint-Germain beat Caen 3-0.

The Brazil striker scored 26 goals as PSG romped to the title last season, and he wasted little time in opening his account for the new campaign.

But it was something of a gift for the hosts after a poor clearance from Caen goalkeeper Brice Samba.

Christopher Nkunku collected the loose ball and instantly played it through to Neymar, who needed no second invitation to whip

his shot across Samba and into the net. At the other end Gianluigi Buffon, making his Ligue 1 debut at the age of 40, was forced into action to keep out Malik Tchokounte’s shot.

PSG doubled their lead five minutes before halftime following a lightning counter-attack.

Di Maria left the Caen defence for dead before unselfishly squaring the ball for Adrien Rabiot to tap home.

Substitute Timothy Weah added a third from close range with a minute to go to wrap up a decent night’s work for the title holders. Memphis Depay

curled in a fine free-kick as Lyon beat Amiens 2-0.

With 15 minutes remaining the Dutch winger forward whipped the ball from the left into the top right corner to seal victory.

Bertrand Traore had opened the scoring in the 24th minute with a neat run and finish.

Strasbourg won 2-0 at Bordeaux, who lost defender Pablo to a red card after just 14 minutes.

They held out until midway through the second half when Ibrahim Sissoko broke the deadlock and Joia Nuno Da Costa added a late second.

KFL: New Market FC blank United 16 Referee awarded the spotkick after Rhitsho Mero was pulled down inside the D’ box by rival defender Athuo.

Leo scored the second goal in 25th minute and his third came in the 39th minute to take the score to 3-0.

After the lemon break, United 16 did try to return to the game but were unable to find any.

New Market also created several opportunities in the second half but United 16 custodian Nughato Sumi made some brilliant saves.

The match between New Market FC and United 16. (NP) Senior Commandant Correspondent became the fourth player to of 10th NAP (IR) Zhadima, score a hat-trick in this year’s V Z Angami was the match patron.

Kohima, Aug 13 (NPN): tournament.

Leo’s first goal came in New Market FC blanked Today’s matches United 16 FC Lerie 3-0 at the the 3rd minute. In a disapongoing Kohima Football pointing moment for New 1st match: 12:00 noon League-2 at Kohima local Market, defender Longshebe- Khriekesa FC vs Twenty XI mo Tungo penalty shot was ground on Monday.

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