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Vol XXVII No. 257
DIMAPUR, tuesday, august 22, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00
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CM joins social media platforms Correspondent
KO H I M A , AU G 2 1 (NPN): With the objective of coming closer to the people by directly connecting to them through social media platforms, the chief minister, TR Zeliang, on Monday launched his official accounts on facebook, twitter and Instagram. The official lunching programme was held at State Banquet Hall, here wherein a documentary on “T.R Zeliang, The Story So Far” was also released. Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha), Neiphiu Rio, released the documentary while parliamentary secretary DIPR and SIRD, Imtikumzuk, launched the chief minister’s social media accounts. Speaking at the launching ceremony, state chief minister, TR Zeliang, said social media network has become one of the most attractive tools to connect to people and disseminate information quickly. The chief minister also asked people to use social media for constructive purposes and desist from using it for harmful and negative purposes.
August 22 CEC meeting illegal: Dr. Shürhozelie D I M A P U R , AU G 2 1 (NPN): Drawing attention to the summoning of a meeting of the NPF Central Executive Council(CEC) , NPF president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on Monday stated that the meeting convened by the “so-called NPF”, on August 22, 10 a.m. at hotel Legacy, Bayavü Hills was illegal. In a press note, Dr. Liezietsu said neither he nor the CEC has authorized “such unconstitutional meeting”. He also warned that those attending the meeting would be doing so at his/her risk of being automatically disqualified/ debarred/suspended from the NPF’s primary and active membership.
Postal strike on Aug 23
D I M A P U R , AU G 2 1 (NPN): Responding to a strike call by National Federation of Postal Employees, the Postal Employees’ Union, Nagaland Division would participate in the oneday nationwide strike on August 23. In a press release, AIPEU-P III Nagaland divisional secretary, Daniel Domeh stated that the proposed strike was to press for 10-point charter of demands of the NFPE etc. The union informed that all public transaction in the post office across Nagaland would remain closed on that day.
This is it!
“LPG costly, now kerosene in black and edibles costlier. Where’s that acha din.?” K Y M C
Neiphiu Rio releasing the documentary ‘T.R. Zeliang, the story so far’ at the State Banquet hall, Kohima on Monday.
He expressed confidence that people of the state would take it as positive initiative of the state government. Zeliang also assured to use social media meaningfully and for the betterment of the society. The chief minister also appealed to social media users to render constructive suggestions, share views and opinions so government machineries could take up such input for improvement of government and overall development of the state. Commenting on his documentary, Zeliang acknowledged the director and writer of Coreconxept Entertainment New Delhi
for taking the pains and travelling to his native Nkilo village. The chief minister said his village was underdeveloped unlike the neighbouring villages. Zeliang said the short film on his life invoked great sense of humility to his family members. He expressed hope that documentary of his life would not only serve as living testimony of his struggle, failures, joys, sorrows and fulfilment but also a source of inspiration to others. Writer and director Coreconxept Entertainment, Duyu Tabyo, in his brief address on the documentary, said the short film was not a
fiction but unfolding of truth that people needed to know. He said the documentary was done after conducting extensive research and meeting different people from the village, adding that what has been documented was all true. Tabyo said the documentary was made to showcase the inspiring life of a small boy, braving all harsh and difficult life became the chief minister of the state. Earlier, state Chaplin Rev. Kuzierang Thou invoked God’s blessings while Nise Meruno and Methseu Therie enthralled the audience with their songs. Cabinet ministers, legislators, senior government officials, family members and relatives attended the programme. Meanwhile, the chief minister sent his first tweet from his personal twitter handle @TRZeliangCM, which read “Glad to be here. Hoping to share my daily activities and also hear from you as we walk together towards progress and development. #Nagaland”. Zeliang also has his official twitter account @mediacellcmo, but has been protected from public viewing.
ACAUT invites CM, ministers to Aug 25 rally
D I M A P U R , AU G 2 1 (NPN): After ACAUT Nagaland has issued an open invitation to the state chief minister T.R.Zeliang and his council of ministers to speak in front of the public at the August 25 rally at Naga Shopping Arcade which has been dubbed as “The Mother of All Rallies”; it remains to be seen if the CM and his colleagues will bite the bullet. According to ACAUT media cell, the invite would provide an opportunity for laying down a road map to combat corruption and also a promise from the CM and his colleagues to stop the “ongoing exercise of withdrawal of funds from the Finance department for vague/suspicious projects running into thousands of crores of rupees.” Recalling several disclosures made to public through the media, ACAUT maintained that apart from the siphoning of funds meant for roads, bridges
and diversion of PDS items, etc., corruption would also include: non-payment of teacher salaries for months, backdoor appointments, wastage of public funds in buying luxury vehicles, the ‘unclean’ general elections, and most importantly corruption in the form of factionalism which has divided the Naga movement. ACAUT had earlier stated that the rally was organized to voice out against the pathetic state of affairs in Nagaland which has been crippled with blatant corruption and decay in governance. These have led to widespread resentment in all quarters, including students, teachers and the common man. Further, ACAUT said that the response from people of various districts to speak at the rally and share their experiences dealing with corruption was overwhelming. ACAUT has so far, allotted time to the following organizations to speak
at the rally Angami Youth Organisation, Mokokchung Town Lanur Telongjem, Zunheboto Town Youth Organisation, Rengma Selo Zi, Tseminyu; Lotha Youth Hoho, Wokha; Phek Town Youth Organisation, Zeme Students’ Union, Peren and Chamber of Commerce bodies (MCCI, Mon) and ZCCI. Besides individuals like Khekiye K. Sema, Z. Lohe, T. Solo and others, ACAUT said more speakers would be added in the runup to the programme. It also informed that the NTC, ENPO and Naga Council Dimapur would be part of the platform. ACAUT has once again appealed to the Naga people to attend the rally “in thousands and lakhs” preferably in traditional attire. According to ACAUT, since the rally was to begin at 3.30 p.m. sharp and likely go on for three hours, every individual has been requested to come to the venue with candles.
Nagaland State VDB Association clarifies on MGNREGA funds issue
Miscreants threaten secy to chief minister
D I M A P U R , AU G 2 1 (NPN): Nagaland State VDB Association (NSVDBA) while appreciating the concern shown by various organisation and individuals, especially ACAUT, for protecting the due developmental activities of the people of Nagaland and issues concerning the rural people in particular, has, however, sought to clarify certain issues that were created due to “lack of genuine communication gap and mis-information”. In a press release NSVDBA president, Tohoshe Awomi; vice president, Imtinungba Atsongchanger; general secretary, Manthungo Kikon, and joint secretary, Kezhaselie Angami, said that the association has been actively involved in the process of developmental fund release. They said that the association takes up necessary issues with the Centre and the state government on making centrally sponsored schemes (CSS) funds available and its timely release by the state government and the finance department. NSVDBA said it ensures that regular flow
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DMC notifies on RST receipt D I M A P U R , AU G 2 1 (NPN): Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) in an order has informed all colony council chairmen and GBs under Dimapur municipality that along with other necessary documents, no certificate would be issued without the latest Residential Sanitary Tax (RST) receipt of the individual concerned. DMC administrator, Moa Sangtam, stated that the order was as per the resolution adopted at a joint meeting held on July 20, between DMC, DUCCF and GBs’ Union Dimapur, for collection of RST and as per decision taken on August 17 at a joint meeting between DMC and ward sanitation committees. With effect from September 1, Moa Sangtam said that the RST receipt would be mandatory for any kind of certificates to be issued by the colony authority.
Date
Sanction order
Amount in crore
19/05/2016
J-11060/4/2016-MGNREGA 59.20 (RE- III) SL. NO. 53
21/04/2016
J-11060/4/2016-MGNREGA 73.74 (RE-III) SL. NO 38
07/04/2016
NO.J-11060/4/2016-MGN- 368.57 REGA (RE-III) SL. NO. 8
of funds were made since MGNREGA funds were demand driven and any delay in release of CSS funds by the state government attracts deduction and penalties by the Centre. It added that delay leads to reduction of CSS funds to the state. NSVDBA said the pressure impressed on the department and the state government has thus ensured that Nagaland has been receiving CSS grants on a regular basis. As per the rural development department report, NSVDBA said the following funds were received during 2016-2017. (See table) Explaining the procedure of fund release, the association said MGNREGA funds once released by the state finance department were then released to the respective districts, which were then directly credited into the VDBs account
It stated that no MGNREGA funds could be released from the VDB account without the approval and information of the VDB secretary since the accounts were jointly operated between the BDO, village council chairman and the VDB secretary of each village. NSVDBA maintained that funds released were not on a uniform allocation as there were guidelines and provisions on providing special allocation to special activities such as SAGY villages, PPI blocks. The association stated that those villages selected for convergent activities, such as piggery project with veterinary department, cardamom plantations with horticulture department, Angawadi centres with social welfare department were provided additional man days. (Cont’d on p-7)
KOHIMA, AUG 21 (NPN): Four unidentified miscreants, reportedly armed, barged into the residence of Kelei Zeliang, secretary to Chief Minister & Rural Development, at Lerie Chazou colony, Kohima Monday evening around 5.30 and threatened the members present in the house with dire consequences. When contacted, Kelei Zeliang informed Nagaland Post that he was on his way from Peren when the incident took place. He said one of them was carrying a concealed weapon. He said the miscreants reportedly threatened to kill him, the family members and destroy his house if he did not tender apology to their “Boss”. “I do not have any problem with anyone nor did I argue with anybody,” he said. Kelei said he was not aware which or what “boss” the miscreants were referring to. Kelei said that the miscreants refused to disclose the name of the “boss” when those present in the house asked them.
2-lane project: RLA wants re-measurement DIMAPUR, AUG 21 (NPN): Rengma Landowners Association (RLA) has appealed to the deputy commissioner (DC), Kohima for “re-measurement/assessment of land/property falling under NH-61 from 40/000 Km to 72/400 Km.” In a representation to DC Kohima, Rengma Landowners Association president, Hilo Tep and general secretary Kehoyi Kez alleged that in the “list of land affected”
(two lane project), issued by the concern department, fake land/properties owners were included in the compensation list while some genuine landowners were not included. RLA further alleged that even in the latest list, more names of those who do not own any land/property along NH-61 were included, making it to 384 landowners against the first list-- 293. (Cont’d on p-7)
Aadhaar enrolment drive to cover left-out population D imap U r , Aug 2 1 (NPN): The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), Regional Office, Guwahati has informed all responsible who have not enrolled for Aadhaar to get themselves enrolled at the nearest Aadhaar enrolment centre. In a press release, UIDAI Regional Office, Guwahati, stated that state government was leaving no stone unturned to enrol the left-out population. It stated that to fast track the Aadhaar enrolment process, the state government had designated the Commissioner, Nagaland as the Nodal department and DC offices, ADC offices, SDO offices etc. were on-boarded as enrolment agencies. In view of the difficult terrains and lack of motorable roads, the government of Nagaland has set-up Aadhaar enrolment machines at DC offices, ADC
Status of Aadhaar generation District
Aadhaar Generation till 21/08/2017
% of Aadhaar generation
Dimapur
3,29,721
79.79
Kohima
1,77,377
60.67
Mon
1,24,553
45.62
Mokokchung
1,14,951
54.14
Tuensang
1,11,099
51.80
Phek
89,317
50.10
Zunheboto
79,830
51.99
Wokha
72,914
40.18
Kiphire
38,396
47.56
Longleng
33,543
60.90
Peren
28,376
27.32
12,00,077
55.60
Total
offices, SDO offices etc. so that it would be convenient for the residents/villagers to visit the nearby centre for Aadhaar enrolment. UIDAI Regional Office said that mopping up operation was being undertaken to ensure maximum cover-
age as most government and other services such benefits, subsidies, & services like PAN, GST, Bank Accounts, Passport, Land Records, Property Registration etc. will require Aadhaar No. Informing that enrolment for Aadhaar was free
of cost for all residents, UIDAI regional office said one could access- https:// appointments.uidai.gov. in/easearch.aspx to locate one’s nearest Aadhaar Enrolment Centre. Also, for more information, one could contact on 0361-2228080 or toll free no. 1947. It may also be noted that more than 9.3 crore Permanent Account Numbers (PAN) have been linked with Aadhaar. Of the total PANAadhaar seeding, which is nearly 30 per cent of the total about 30 crore PAN holders, about three crore linkages were done in June and July. The tally is expected to grow as the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), the policy-making body of the department, has already extended the last date for linking the two unique numbers till August 31 K Y M C
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Advanced trg-cum-workshop on Springshed development
Resource persons from ACWADAM, Pune and PSI, Dehradun along with department officials during the inaugural programme of the workshop. DIMAPUR: Department of Land Resources in collaboration with People’s Science Institute (PSI) Dehradun and Advanced Centre for Water Resources Development and Management (ACWADAM) Pune conducted a four-day advanced training-cumworkshop on Springshed development from August 21 to 24 at conference hall of directorate of Land Resources. Director, Land Resources, HotoYeptho highlighted the present scenario
DUCCF extends support to ACAUT rally DIMAPUR: Dimapur Urban Council Chairman Federation (DUCCF) in the general meeting held on August 21 has affirmed its unflinching support to the ACAUT rally on August 25. DUCCF media cell informed and appealed to all the councils, colony leaders, women, youths and public to attend the rally. The rally being a people’s movement all the Dimapur urban populace are requested to attend for better Nagaland.
of the scarcity of water in the state and also encouraged the participants to intervene in the recharge and rejuvenation of the springs which were fast drying up through a Springshed management approach. He also stressed on the importance of a spring database in the state and urged the trainees to undertake Springshed management at appropriate scales in the different districts of Nagaland. Dr. Himanshu Kulkarni from ACWADAM, Pune gave a brief presentation on
the various projects undertaken by them in the country, while introducing the concepts of aquifer-based Springshed management. He also mentioned that Nagaland was the first state in the country to invest state resources including financial investment in knowledge support for Springshed Development, without any additional external support. Northeast co-ordinator (PSI, Dehradun), Khrolhiweu Tsuhah highlighted on the status and
progress of the programme through a collaborative effort involving village communities. Secretary, Land Resources, Y. Kikheto Sema applauded the departmental officers and staff for their sincerity and dedication towards their assignments saying that they do things differently. He further stressed that though the government did not provide any additional funds for Springshed development he was pleased with the progress made in the field of Springshed development. He further requested ACWADAM, Pune and PSI, Dehradun, to continue partnering the state in knowledge, decision and action related activities. Altogether there were 50 (fifty) participants for the advanced training on Springshed management in all the districts of Nagaland. Addl. director, T. Renben Lotha chaired the inaugural programme and the vote of thanks was proposed by joint director, Albert Ngullie.
DTHWF informs all hostel proprietors within Dmu town DIMAPUR: Dimapur Town Hostel Welfare Forum (DTHWF) has informed all the hostel proprietors within Dimapur that DTHWF has been taking up many issues related to the welfare of the hostels within Dimapur town. In this regard, the president DTHWF, Purtoshi Jamir has assigned the following executive members in each respective colony for information and correspondence: Atobo, Burma camp 9856317179; Calvin, Jasokie colony 8974378415; Peter, Midland 7005544960; Akumla, Nepali basti 7005059635; Aren Jamir, Landmark 7085180636; Vikheto, Residency 8014982400; Lanu Sangtam, Duncan 7005517587; Akala, Industrial DC Court & Lengrijan 9856899608; and Ronald Paul, Lomithi Signal 7005442662. Further, the hostel proprietors are also requested to get registered in the forum along with the xerox copy of eligibility certificate from the directorate of Higher and Technical Education, Kohima to the office through their area executive on or before September 10.
ZLC, ZCN meet; passes 4-point resolution
DIMAPUR: Zeme Council Nagaland (ZCN) organised a joint consultative meeting with the Zeme Literature Committee (ZLC) on August 19 at Jalukie, presided over by ZCN president, Raithu Elu. A press note by ZLC general secretary, N. Haisoyi Ndang stated that during the meeting, a four-point resolution was adopted for the interest of Zeme people of Peren district. It resolved that there shall be a single body “Zeme literature Committee Nagaland” as to evolve a common Zeme language “Zeme Let” as a subordinate body to Zeme Council Nagaland. Its second resolution
stated that work done by the old literature committee shall be cross-examined and evaluated to make a cohesive common language acceptable to all the Zeme people. Thirdly it resolved that an executive member from the previous literature committee namely Ikulung Ilunglung has been inducted as executive member to the present active ZLC, Nagaland. Its fourth resolution stipulated that nomenclature of “validating committee” as a sub-committee has been renamed as “Zeme Textbook publication board”. It further stated that prior to 1978 Angami dialect was imparted as a
medium of learning and instruction in all the government schools upto Class V in Peren district. ZLC, however stated that under the “transitional circumstances”, it was necessary to be familiar with the Zeme elders dialect. In this regard, a translator post was created and appointed in 1978 for the Zeme people of Peren district, stated the release. However, ZLC pointed out that the idea of imposing a particular village linguistic accent for all the school textbook was vehemently opposed by the rest of the Zeme community. Due to this issue, for the last 39 years, majority of schools
in Zeme area had refused to collect textbooks supplied by the school department of Nagaland. ZLC further stated that a nomenclature known as “Zeme Literature Committee Nagaland” was established for all the Zeme people and brought out a fundamental dictionary known as “Zeme Let” comprising of all the Zeme linguistic entities. In this regard, ZLC stated that a memorandum has also been submitted to the government. Earlier, the session began with the invocation prayer offered by Namlia and vote of thanks was delivered by president ZCN.
CVSU, STH condemn attempt to abduct and molest minor DIMAPUR: Chekiye Village Students’ Union (CVSU) has expressed utmost concern over the attempt to abduct and molest a 13 year old child at Chekiye village on August 20. A press note by CVSU president, Aliho Zhimomi and general secretary, Hutoka Shikhu vehemently condemns the dastardly act
and “shocked at the audacity of the culprit who had committed the shameful and criminal act without any sense of morality and with a complete disregard for human life”. CVSU has therefore urged the law enforcing agency to book the culprit under the most stringent provisions of the law and
that the culprit should not be released from custody at any cost. CVSU expressed that “there was serious apprehension that the culprit is a habitual offender and will continue to commit such immoral and demonic acts” if released from custody. CVSU urged upon all the law enforcing agency and the concerned author-
ity not to show any form of leniency towards the child molester and to give befitting punishment in the best interest and safety of the society. STH: Sumi Totimi Hoho (STH) Chekiye village in a condemnation note by STH vice president has vehemently condemned the attempt to rape, kidnap
NSA panel discussion on ‘changing dynamics of politics in Nagaland’
Officials of NSA along with participants. DIMAPUR: Naga Scholars’ Association (NSA) New Delhi organised a panel discussion on “changing dynamics of politics in Nagaland” at SIS, JNU New Delhi on August 18. A press note by NSA president, Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan stated that the interpretation of the genealogy and the evolution of Naga politics by the three panelist, Dr Walunir Tzudir, AC Kharingpam and James Pochury witnessed a healthy debate and deliberative session. Dr. Walunir Tzudir, pointed out on how the Naga politics have in the process of having fallen in love with the “ideals” of democracy has yielded to K
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rhetoric rather than practical engagements, aimed at addressing the need of the hour. The Nagas, he observed, were governed by aliens who were more interested in big talks instead of providing a working solution on the ground level. He said that the blame for this complete turnabout lay not just with the leaders but the masses or the citizens themselves who have embraced what they have rejected earlier. This “job politics” or “the politics of appeasement” has led to a bankruptcy of ideas, he added. AC Kharingpam, talks revolved around the question of what amounted to
change and the importance of mapping it out, keeping in mind the reality of the existential experiences there of politics. He stressed that the change in politics was not all about what has been but what has been left out or been denied or what has not been voiced out. He pointed out that the recent changes or dynamics in the structure of the politics of Nagaland, were factors such as the rise of NPF, with its pan Naga identity, the growth or the receding influence of NPMHR, the recently declared framework agreement, the role of church, the demise of student politics such as the NSF and the NSUD and the rise of regionalism.
J a m e s P o c h u r y, stressed on the need for a participatory democracy, if at all the focus was on solutions rather than the problems that revolved around issues that the Nagas were faced with today. The wedge, between the powerless and the powerful, has grown to an extent that there is no easy solution but to engage with the systemic issues, he added. The answer he proposed lay not in transfer of power from one hegemonic group to another but in the transfer of power to a more “community-centered participatory structure” that is reflective of a “noncentralized system which is more democratic.” The rapporteur of the panel discussion was Solomon Zingkhai and the discussion ended with a vote of thanks by Shelmi Sankhil, the vice president of NSA. Earlier, welcome address was delivered by NSA president, Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan and moderated by assistant general secretary NSA, Dr Lungthuiyang.
and murder of a 13 year old school girl allegedly by one Tohuto Hibo of 5th Mile, Dimapur. STH further appealed the concerned authorities and law enforcing agency to award befitting and exemplary punishment to the accused who was in the police custody to avert recurrence of such crime in the society.
AYO lauds 4th NAP Battalion DIMAPUR: Angami Youth Organization (AYO) drawing attention on the construction of footbridge at Sanuorii subway, enroute to New Secretariat for public convenience has appreciated the voluntary service rendered by the 4th NAP Battalion. A press note by AYO general secretary, Kekhrie Pfiikha and women coordinator, Vizayieno Zashiimo stated that 4th NAP Bn under the commandant Vekhosa Kotso had rendered commendable service with their own workforce. It also hoped that such initiatives would be emulated by other allied battalions for the welfare of general public. AYO also expressed sincere appreciation to all the rank and file of the battalion.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, august 22, 2017
news in brief Video conference time re-scheduled: The review meeting convened by the chief secretary with regard to video conference “New India Manthan” on August 22, 11 a.m has been rescheduled to 1 p.m at the conference hall of the chief secretary, Nagaland. All concerned have been requested to note the change in the timing. NNC/FGN joint meeting: NNC/ FGN secretary, Thihu Khamo has informed that a joint meeting of NNC and FGN would be held on August 28, 10 a.m at Transit Peace Camp Kohima. The central authorities, the regional authorities and eligible Naga army officers of the NNC/FGN have been requested to positively attend the meeting. DKE emergency general meeting: Dimapur Kikon Ekhung (DKE) has convened emergency general meeting on August 26, 9 a.m at residence of treasurer, K. Renphamo Kikon, House No. 33, Notun Bosti Ao khel. All members have been requested to attend positively. DGU martyrs day: Dimapur Gorkha Union (DGU) would be organising the Gorkha martyrs day with a blood donation drive camp on August 25, 10 a.m at Govt.Middle School, Darogapathar, Dimapur. Chairman, DGU, Kumar Subba has appealed all the Gorkhas of Dimapur and its units to participate positively and donate their blood for this noble cause. DDEO Wokha informs: Deputy district education officer (DDEO) Wokha had informed principals/HMs under the DDEO Wokha that teachers day token and car flags would be issued from August 22 at DDEO office Wokha. The same is to be collected during office hour. Sanuoru footbridge to be inaugurated: The newly constr ucted Sanuor u footbridge at secretariat road would be inaugurated on August 22, 8 a.m with Kohima village council chairman, Dr. Neiphi Kire as the chief guest and associate pastor, KLBC, Rev. K. Benry Lotha will dedicate the bridge. Commandant and all ranks of 4thNAP Bn.Thizama has invited all well- wishers to the inaugural programme. PBCA young women camp: PBCA women department in partnership with Fingerprint, Dimapur Phom Baptist Church, Signal Phom Baptist Church, Chumukedima Phom Baptist Church and Diphupar Phom Baptist Church would be organizing one-day event on young women camp on August 26, 10 a.m at DPBC Burma Camp, Dimapur. Women from age group 14 to 32 are eligible for the camp. There is no registration required. Young unmarried Phom women, students, trainee, working, drop out, helper and any other residing with family, friend, hostel and rent are invited to attend the event. For further query one may contact at 9612821466. BYWC state level consultation workshop: Bethesda Youth Welfare C e n t r e, D i m a p u r ( B Y WC ) i n collaboration with North East Dialogue Forum (NEDF) would be organising state level consultation workshop on Naga women rights and role in Naga society from August 29 to 30, 9:30
a.m at Circuit House, Super Market Dimapur. RSUK emergency meeting: Rengma Students’ Union Kohima (RSUK) has convened an emergency meeting for the upcoming fresher’s meet on August 22, 11 a.m at the residence of its president. All the executives, advisors, senior leaders and unit representatives have been informed to attend the meeting and also to contact its general secretary at 8014568640 for further information. Transportation for 2nd SLTC: In view of the 2nd State Level Teachers’ Conference (SLTC) organized by SCERT to be held on August 22 and 23 at NBCC convention hall, transportation has been arranged for the participants. Director SCERT has informed that buses would be available at high school junction to NBCC convention centre from 8 a.m to 10 a.m and in the evening buses would be available from 4 to 5 p.m. LP meeting: Lerie Panchayat Kohima has convened a meeting of the office bearers and the executive members of the Panchayat along with the women and youth organization office bearers and also all other committee members at the Panchayat hall on August 22, 5 p.m. All the concerned bodies have been informed to attend the meeting positively. CSU 28th freshers’ day-cum-social gathering: Chakhesang Students’ Union Dimapur would be organizing its 28th freshers’ day-cum-social gathering at town hall Dimapur on August 26, 2 p.m, with president NPCC, K. Therie as guest speaker. All the students, elders, leaders of various organisations and well wishers have been requested to be a part of the event. Union also informed its students falling within the CSUD jurisdiction i.e Dimapur town and Toulazouma village that class 10 and above are mandatory to attend the program with traditional touch and to reach the venue 15 minutes ahead of the programme, failing which the union shall take its own course of action. MBC Kohima sales day: Mima Baptist Church (MBC) would be organizing a sales day on September 2 at South Point Market, BOC, Kohima, where pure organic food items would be on sale. NSCN/GPRN infor ms: NSCN/ GPRN team of Operation Acceleration Dimapur Town (OADT) has recovered one scooty bike bearing chasis number ME4JF39DCH7000227, engine number JF39E72000273 on August 21. The owner may contact ‘capt’ Yetoi Kiba, officer in-charge OADT at 9402437539/ 7085833728, with authenticated documents within five days. Lost and found: An envelope belonging to Atoi Hesso of Keneuozou Kohima containing an amount of Rs. 11, 000/was found at Doyang River between Kichilimi to Ghokimi village under Pughoboto sub-division. Rightful owner may contact Thoshe Chophy of Kichilimi village secretary NCSU at 8119845566 & GB Hoshito Assumi at 9402489743. Lost and found: HSLC admit card 2012 belonging to Ms. Abeni K Yanthan, roll no. 1271173 was found at Murgi Patti on August 21. Rightful owner may claim at 9402807745 (Sumi).
LBES holds ‘clean election campaign’ prog
Leaders of Lotha Baptist churches after the consultation meet at LBES Vankhosung Mission Centre. DIMAPUR: Lotha Baptist Ekhumkho Sanrhyutsu (Lotha Baptist Churches Association) through its forum for Clean Election Campaign held a day of pledge and consultation in support of the ongoing NBCC’s clean election movement on August 18
at its Mission Centre Vankhosung. A press note by LBES youth secretary, Jenibemo Kithan stated that participants representing various churches unanimously resolved to persistently carry out the vision of Clean Election Movement
towards achieving the common goal of the Naga people. Programme was facilitated by NBCC staff led by Rev. T.W. Yamyap, secretar y Finance and Property and attended by 175 ministerial staff of different churches under the LBES.
NSCN/GPRN (R) appreciates intervention of civil organisations DIMAPUR: NSNC/ G P R N ( Re f o r m a t i o n ) through its MIP informed that timely intervention by various Pochury tribe organisations, including Pochury Hoho, Pochury Mothers Association,
Pochury Students Union, Pochury GBs Federation, N S C N ( I M ) , Po c h u r y region, Chairman Meluri Town Council, presidents area unit has made it possible for the release of its cadres who had been
arrested by NSCN (I-M) at Meluri town on August 19. The NSNC/GPRN (R) MIP has expressed its gratitude to the various organisations and further stated that, such kind of gesture and contribution
towards Naga Political Groups was much appreciated. It also pleaded upon the Naga society to continue for such humanity service towards the upliftment and cause of the Naga nation. K
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Nagaland GB Federation calls on chief minister
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Agartala A thunderstorm in the area
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Aizawl
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Guwahati A thunderstorm in spots
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Itanagar A thunderstorm in the area
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Shillong Clouds and sun with a t-storm 25 19 Kohima
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Dimapur Some sun with a stray t-storm 32 24 Mkg
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Tuensang Occasional rain and a t-storm 23 17
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GBs with the chief minister.
DIMAPUR: Three-member delegation of Nagaland GB (Gaon Burahs) Federation called on chief minister TR Zeliang on Monday at his office chamber, civil secretariat and apprised him of their recent meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi. A press note from CMO stated that delegation also submitted the copies of memoranda addressed to Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and centre’s interlocutor for Naga peace talks RN Ravi, in which they appealed the government of India to take on board all the stakeholders for final solution. NGBF president L. Shahlem Konyak presented a Bible and a Law Book as
a token of appreciation to chief minister for being supportive and extending financial assistance in the past. NGBF general secretary Shikuto Zalipu informed CM that the 15member delegation of GBs also met R.N.Ravi, Th.Muivah and Khole separately at Delhi. On the issue of Rongmei tribe recognition, Zalipu informed the chief minister that they held talks with Nagaland Tribes Council on the issue earlier during which the council clarified that they were not opposed to recognition of those 1313 and their ancestors who had settled in Nagaland before statehood in 1963. In this connection, Zalipu urged the CM to implement the cabi-
RCD celebrates ‘world senior citizen day’
Senior citizens with RCD members.
DIMAPUR: Rotary Club, Dimapur (RCD) in association with House of Friendship (old age home) celebrated “world senior citizen” at House of Friendship. A press note by RCD president, Vijay Sharma stated that health check-up camp was also organised for
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the senior citizens of the old age home and also a special prayer. Senior citizens Khrieleno Terhuja, Pichano John Ngulllie, Yashisungba, H yentio Swu and Fr Abhraham were recognised for their outstanding contribution to the society.
Earlier, the programme was chaired by Dr P. Hanger Longchar. A speech was presented by rotary president, Vijay Sharma and chairman of old age home, Lucy Akokla. A talk on legal rights for senior citizens was also given by advocate Limatoshi.
net order so that children of those early Rongmei settlers do not suffer. Zalipu also cited the allotment of plot for construction of office for Nagaland GBFederation at Old DC’s Office that has been pending in secretariat office for long. Further, delegation requested the chief minister to issue a vehicle for the federation. CM assured the delegation to look into the matter at the earliest and urged them to play a constructive role to voice fearlessly for the unity of all Nagas. He expressed the hope that centre would work out a formula for inclusiveness and that all stakeholders would be taken into account before signing of final frame-work agreement.
TGSUK hold its 23rd fresher’s meet DIMAPUR: Tesophenyu Group Students’ Union Kohima (TGSUK) held its 23rd fresher’s meet on August 19, at NCSU conference hall secretariat road Kohima, with SDO Irrigation and Flood Control, Kohima Er. Yhunkvülo Kath as resource person. Addressing the gathering, resource person emphasized on patience, faith in oneself and in God. He asserted that unsuccessful persons were the ones who gave up, and successful person were the ones who does not give up no matter what the circumstances. TGSUK president Soniya Chung encouraged also encouraged the students to work hard, to be sincere, be disciplined and to trust God and have faith in Him. Khwehilo Kemp and Benny Tep respectively were crowned as Mr and Miss Fresher’s TGSUK. Earlier, programme was chaired by Soni Jemu, invocation prayer by TGFK chairman Peghaithong Jemu, welcome address delivered by Mehaichu Jemu, and Khehailo Jemu mesmerized the gathering with a special song. Annual report was delivered by TGSUK general secretary Emanuel Magh. Vote of thanks was given by Justin Magh and benediction by HenileTsela.
KLC students attend Asian conference for law
Students of Kohima Law College during the Asian conference for law students at Bangkok, Thailand.
DIMAPUR: Nine students of LLB final year of Kohima Law College (KLC) attended the Asian conference for law students held at Bangkok, Thailand from August 11 to 16. A press note by KLC professor in-charge, Kezhokhoto Savi stated that speakers from South Korea, Germany, India, America & Singapore covered various topics from Christian perspective and devotional services on the calling of a Christian
lawyer was also held. The conference was held under the theme. “Redeeming Law: Christian calling and the legal profession”. After their return, the law students held thanksgiving programme on August 20, at the residence of Kezhokhoto Savi where every student shared their experiences and challenges to attend the great teaching on the calling of Christian lawyers. Law students from various countries including Indonesia, India,
South Korea, China, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh & Pakistan had participated in the conference, organized by Alliance Defending Freedom International & Handong International Law School, Bangkok at Hotel Holiday INN, Bangkok Silom. Nzanmongi Odyuo, Khriezovonuo Kirha, Chumbeni Kithan, Helen Tungoe, Toshika Wotsa, S. Birila, Petesenuo Perhielie, Bokali Kasho and Grace Lotha attended the conference.
DAN chairman addresses 8th Western Angami A/C DIMAPUR: DAN chairman, Kuzholuzo Nienu MLA on Monday categorically termed Neiphiu Rio assigning himself as interim president and now president of the NPF party was just a mockery and to confuse the people. Addressing the party leaders of the 8th Western Angami A/C at its office, the DAN chairman said that in any Christian church, an expelled/suspended member of the church cannot demand the pastor to step down and proclaim himself to be the pastor, nor could he demand that Church keys or its belongings be handed over to him.
He questioned on how an expelled/suspended member of the NPF has directed its legitimate president, Dr. Shürhozelie to step down and demand that the NPF properties be handed over to them. Terming the recent dismissal of the SLP by the Supreme Court as nothing, stating that it was a petition filed against the Governor for summoning an emergent assembly session, the MLA said that since the assembly was also already conducted therefore the judgement of the SC does not hold any valid point. He said that the main issue which now lay in the court was the recognition of Ki-
yanilie or TR’s whip. Neinu expressed optimism that Supreme Court would uphold the Constitution of India in true spirit and deliver its verdict soon. He said that if the SC announced its verdict according to the law provided under the Constitution of India, then the Rio & TR group have nowhere to escape but their only weapon would be to play delay tactics with the Court hearings and rule the state unconstitutionally. DAN chairman said that if the expelled/suspended rival NPF MLAs managed to “purchase the Court with their mighty account and the judgement
is not delivered to the Naga people under the provision of the Indian Constitution”, the Indian Government should keep in mind to set the Naga people free and let the Naga people have its own constitution, he added. Commenting on the action of the suspended and expelled NPF MLAs of the Rio/TR group to destabilize the party, the MLA said that since they have been suspended and expelled from the party they had freedom to merge with any party. DAN chairman expounding on some runaway party workers said, “If we are purchased today,
where will be our respect tomorrow”, adding that even the concerned persons who had purchased them would not have trust. The MLA also said that no force can pull down the NPF in the coming 2018 election and called upon the party workers to be prepared and send the best candidates for the coming election and serve the party and the people in true spirit. Kohima division president, Gonei-u Sirie also spoke on the occasion. The meeting was attended by the leaders of the 8th Western Angami A/C representing from central, division, A/C and unit levels.
1st NCF conclave held in Dimapur; passes three-point resolution
DIMAPUR: Naga Christian Fellowship (NCF) conclave, a biennial programme for all the NCFs all over India was held first time in Nagaland at Dimapur Rengma Baptist Church from August 18 to 20, where all the NCF pastors and leaders participated and shared their challenges and experiences in their ministry. A press note by Nagaland Missions Movement (NMM) director, Rev Andrew Semp stated that during the conclave, the Naga Christian Fellowship Forum made three resolutions, whereby it would support the Clean Election Campaign under the banner of NBCC. It resolved that the next conclave would be held in Bangalore, 2019 and it also resolved that outgoing forum member, Sakurepba Tzudir, pastor NCF Mumbai will be replaced by Toshi Jamir, pastor NCF Mysore. The release stated that the conclave was a platform where all the NCFs pastors come together for a time of prayer and spiritual renewal. During his welcome address, Rev. Semp affirmed to the pastors that this was an opportunity for them to come out of their cocoons to relax, refresh and rejuvenate their minds and strengths. He commented that this was a time of remarkable change with great challenges and exciting opportunities. He said that coming together in a forum like this would ensure and help NCFs to continue to stay strong, relevant, connected and be on the task. General secretary, NBCC, Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho based on “abundant life- shepherding” urged the pastors that this was a K
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time to hear from them about their success and failures in the ministry. He encouraged and reminded them that they were the shepherds called by God to take care of the sheep. As representatives of Christ, shepherds must develop Christ like attitude/ behavior only then, shepherding would be comfortable, he added. The speakers for this conclave were Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho, general secretary, NBCC, Rev. Dr. Rachülie Vihieno, pastor, Union Baptist Church, Kohima and Rev. Vilodi Sakhrie, pastor, Town Baptist Church, Dimapur. Pastors and leaders from Guwahati, Aizawl, Itanagar, Happy Valley, Shillong, NEIGRIHMS Shillong, Kolkata, Nagpur, Dehradun, Bangalore, Mysore, Chennai and Pondicherry attended this programme. Along with the pastors, association mission secretaries under Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) and Baptist Pastors Fellowship Dimapur and some pastors within Dimapur area also attended the conclave. Convenor of the forum, Wapangtoshi in his vote of thanks commented that this conclave was the first time coming together with the association mission secretaries and and pastors which was a good platform for the pastors. He expressed appreciation to all the mission secretaries, pastors, Dimapur Rengma Baptist Church, praise and worship team from Dimapur Rengma Baptist Church, Baptist Pastors Fellowship Dimapur and Nagaland Missions Movement (NMM) for organizing the conclave. K
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the country to prepare a vision for a New India in tune with the 75 years of the Quit India Movement started in August 9, 1942, for a developed nation within 2022. “Let us pledge and work together for a developed India, the dream of Prime Minister Narendra Modi,” he said. Stating that the rich culture and heritage of the country was being recognised globally, the minister said that the people should feel fortunate to be a part of a great democracy. “The life we are enjoying today is because of the supreme sacrifices made by our great leaders for independence,”
Assam floods claim 3 more lives Altogether 14.36 lakh people are marooned in Dhemaji, Lakhimpur, Barpeta, Chirang, Kokrajhar, Dhubri, South Salmara, Goalpara, Morigaon, Nagaon, Golaghat and Majuli districts. Water is receding from human habitation and agricultural fields though over 76,000 hectares of farmland with standing crops is still inundated in the
12 districts, the report said. More than 46,000 people are putting up in 125 relief camps. Brahmaputra river is flowing above the danger mark at Nimatighat in Jorhat and Dhubri. The Dhansiri is above the danger level at Numaligarh, the Kopili at Dharamtul in Nagaon and the Beki at Road Bridge in Barpeta district.
CIC employees appeal Assam govt
In a press release issued by its president M.Thaosen, the association further reminded that Guwahati High Court had in March 2016 ruled in favour of All Assam Community Information Centre Employees Association to regularize CIC Operators services at the earliest. Therefore, the association has appealed Government of Assam to regularize the CIC Operators job at the earliest.
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DIMAPUR KIKON EKHUNG TSUKA (EMERGENCY) NZONTSU THYUTA SANA JIKANIKA CHORO TSUNGON 26.08.2017 LO SHOMPO K. RENPHAMO KIKON RANGVAI OKI NO. 33 AO KHEL NOTUN BOSTI LONA ENYATHUNG TOKU EKHOLO NA KHITALA. JI TSUKONA TOPVUNA NCHUMTA VANTASI YUTA EPENO TUK TO ROTANA TO TANCHUNGA NTSIJANTALA. (ORENYIMO KIKON) NZONTSU ERANPVUI KONJANPHEN - 9774189784
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DIMAPUR NKONJAN NGULLIE EKHUNG DIMAPUR-797112, NAGALAND.
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The Dimapur Nkonjan Ngullie Ekhung congratulates N. Thomas Ngullie on his appointment as Parliamentary Secretary, Technical Education, Govt. of Nagaland. We hope the Department of Technical Education Nagaland, strive for more greater heights and achievements under his dynamic leadership. The Ekhung prays for his good health and wishes him success in all his endeavour. Khocheo Ngullie Khokthepvui DNNE
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TUTHEZE VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION P.O & DIST. KIPHIRE -798611, NAGALAND
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The Tutheze Village Students’ Union (TVSU) extend its heartiest congratulations to Shri. R.Muthsodang Sangtam DB Gr-1 EAC Office, Longmatra on being conferred the Governor’s Commendation during the 71st Independence Day 15th August 2017 at Kohima. The Union wishes him success in his future endeavours. ATHRONGBA R.APUJU Gen. Secy. President
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AKHOYATSUR TELONGJEM KOHIMA
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The Akhoya Sensotsür Telongjem, Kohima, felicitates Mrs. Arenla Longkumer, NSS on her promotion to the post of Under Secretary, to the Government of Nagaland and wishes her success in all her future endeavours.
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IMPHAL, Aug 21: Manipur gover nment has banned the use of plastic carry bags of less than 50 microns in thickness with immediate effect. State deputy secretary (forest and environment) T Manihar Singh issued the order in this regard on (Saturday) August 19, said an official source Monday. The ban order was is-
AMENLA TONGER President, AST, Kohima
We the Elumyo Students’ Union with immense pleasure and pride extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Nrikhon Tsanglao of Elumyo Village on being elevated to the higher rank of Leut. Col GPRN/NSCN (IM). He is also first batch serving Naga Army among the Lotha/Naga, under the collective leadership of GPRN/NSCN IM. Further, we would like to convey our heartfelt thank and appreciations to its General Secretary Th. Muivah, Vice President Kholi Konyak and Phunting Shimrang Chief of Army and entire rank and files of GPRN/NSCN IM for acknowledging the service render by Nrikhon Tsanglao and awarded the prestigious Meritorious Service Medal (MSM) in recognition of his loyalty, commitment and outstanding contribution during his 27th years of service to the nation on 14th August 2017. The Union prays that Almighty God grant him good health, wisdom and success in his future endeavours. Rubila Ovung Y. Amos Lotha Gen, Secretary, ESU President, ESU
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ROTOMI WELFARE DIMAPUR AREA H.Q. DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND
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The Rotomi Welfare Dimapur Area would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members on their achievement. (1) Shri. Vikiho K. Sema, Chief Instructor, on being awarded the President's Home Guards & Civil Defence Medal for meritorious services. (2) Er. Ghushito Sumi, on being promoted to the post of Chief Engineer (PHED) Govt. of Nagaland. (3) Miss. Toviholi K. Shohe, D/o L. Kughaho Shohe and Kikasangla for getting through MBBS in NEET Exam. 2017. The Welfare wishes the best and pray that the Almighty God bless them with good health and wisdom in all their future endeavours. (Er. Tokhevi Chophy) (Hotopu Shohe) Chairman General Secretary RWDA RWDA DP-8405 Regd. No. 463/2017
AFFIDAVIT
Date : 07/08/2017
I, Shri. Tiameren, Son of Late Kilenkaba alias Late Kilen, Aged 75 years, resident of Naharbari, House No. 193, P.O Purana Bazar, in the district of Dimapur Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm as declare as under :1. That I am a citizen of India by birth and a permanent resident of the aforesaid locality. 2. That I state and declare that my full and actual name is Tiameren and I hail from Nokpu Village, District Mokokchung, Nagaland and I belong to Aier clan of Ao (Naga) community. 3. That I further state and declare that due to an advertent error, lack of knowledge and information, I have used my name as Shri. K. Tia Aier and Tiameren Aier in some of my official documents such as PAN Card, Aadhaar Card, Bank Account/Pass Book etc, whereas in some of my documents my name has been recorded and entered as Tiameren. 4. That the names Shri. Tiameren, Tiameren Aier, K.Tia Aier and Tiameren Kaba belongs to one and the same person. 5. That due to multiple names, inconvenience is created from time to time. Hence forth, from now onwards, I shall use my name as Shri. Tiameren only. 6. That this affidavit is sworn by me for rectification of my name and the same to be used as a piece of documentary evidence as and when required. 7. That the statements made in the above paragraphs are all true to the best of my knowledge and believe and I also state and declared that nothing stated above are false or concealed.
VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the content made in paragraphs No. 1 to 7 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and beliefs and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on this, the 7th day of August 2017 at Dimapur. Magistrate/Notary Public Dimapur : Nagaland DP-8412
Happy Birthday and may God Bless you with long and prosperous life. Many happy return of your day. From your Bae.
Dear Likum, A birthday wish is sent your way hoping you’ll have a wonderful day. Surrounded by people you hold most dear, gathered to celebrate one more year. A happy day is wished for you, i hope it lasts the whole year through! Happy Birthday to You! Your’s friend Ben
sued two month after Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh announced banning of use of polythene bags while launching the “Segregation at Source” campaign on World Environment Day. The order to completely ban use of plastic carry bags was issued under section 4 of the Plastic Waste Management Rule, 2016 notified by the Union ministry of environment, forests and climate change
on March 2016. State government has the report of rampant use of plastic carry bag which were below the prescribed thickness, which is, less than 50 microns in thickness under the rules. Such plastic materials are hazardous to the environment and harmful both to the human-being and animals, the order stated. While issuing the order, it cautioned that anybody found dealing in or using
such polythene/plastic carry bags would be punished under section 15 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1966. Under the Act, anybody who fails to comply with or contravenes any of the provisions of this Act or the rules made or orders is punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to five years or with fine of Rs one lakh or both.
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CHAIRMAN VILLAGE COUNCIL, PHEK VILLAGE MERANGKONG SENSO EMPLOYEES’ UNION PO & Dist. Phek-707108, Nagaland The Phek Village Council expresses our heartiest congratulations to Shri Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu on being appointed as leader of the NPF legislature Party. The Village Council also extend our heartiest gratitude to our President NPF, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu and all the Party Rank and file. The Council prays to Almighty God to grant him wisdom, long life and success in his future endeavour.
CONGRATULATE
“ETSA KAKO”
To Achu khing,
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New Delhi, Aug 21 (IANS): A young man from Manipur drowned on Monday in a water body while on a morning walk with his friends at a sprawling park here, police said. Horthan, 22, and his two flat-mates, all from Manipur, had gone to the Deer Park in Hauz Khas village around 6 a.m. when he jumped into the pond after taking off his shirt, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police Chinmoy Biswal said. “His friends said they alerted the locals and police after he failed to come out,” Biswal added. Horthan had arrived in Delhi on July 27 in search of job. Fire brigade personnel and divers took out his body after an hour, he said.
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Dimapur, Aug 21 (NPN): All Assam Community Information Centre Employees Association Karbi Anglong Unit has Monday appealed the government of Assam to regularize CIC Operators job at the earliest. While expressing dismay at the delay in regularization of 438 CIC operators, the association reminded that CIC project of Assam was implemented on August 15, 2002 during the BJP Government at the Centre.
Manipur man drowns in Delhi
Dearest Aunt, Many many happy returns of the day. May you live a long life.... May the Lord bless you abundantly. Happiest birthday to you once again. From, Your loving sisters, nieces & nephews
(CHIVOZO SOHO) Chairman Village Council Phek Village
(VEPICHI KEYHO) Secretary Village Council Phek Village
MERANGKONG P.O. Tuli – 798618, Dist. Mokokchung: Nagaland
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The Merangkong Senso Employees’ Union, with immense joy, pride and honour, would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri Arikümba S/o Late Tareptsüba on being promoted to Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC). The Union wishes and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless him with wisdom and good health and also grant great success in all his future endeavours. Sd/Tsuknungwaba President, MSEU
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PATHSO NOKENG UNION KOHIMA Kohima 797001, Nagaland
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We the Pathso Nokeng Union Kohima, with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. P. Jakpou Khiamniungan, S/o Lt. Pukho of Pathso Nokeng village on his promotion to Superintending Engineer, PHED, Government of Nagaland. The Union humbly pray that Almighty God bless him with sound health, wisdom and prosperity in his future endeavors. (P. Pesing) (P. Tangsoi ) General Secretary President Regd. No. 1649/17
AFFIDAVIT
Date : 04-08-2017
DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME
I, Shri. Yehezhe Sema, S/o Nikishe resident of Usutomi Village, Dist. Zunheboto, Nagaland declared through an Affidavit Regd. No. 1649/17 dated 04.08.2017 that my name is inadvertently recorded as Yehezhe Chophi in my SBI Passbook but my actual name is Yehezhe Sema and Yehezhe Chophi and Yehezhe Sema are one and same person which is referred to me. Now onwards my name Yehezhe Sema will be used for all purpose. DP-8430
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With immense pride and joy, the Longmatra Area Students’ Union (LASU) would like to express our heartfelt appreciation and congratulations to Shri. R.Muthsodang Sangtam, DB Grade-1, Longmatra for receiving “Governor’s Commendation Certificate” in recognition of meritorious services, 2017. The Union wishes you success and may God Almighty bless you to archive higher heights in future. Limatemsu Keor, President Longmatra Area Students’ Union K-2663
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NOKPU GAZETTED OFFICERS TELONGJEM
Mokokchung Division, Youth Wing Mokokchung: Nagaland
Head Quarter, DIMAPUR-797112, NAGALAND
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The NPF Mokokchung Division Youth Wing held a meeting on 16th August 2017 and resolved to stand firmly under the dynamic leadership of Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü President NPF and Mr. Moasangba President NPF Mokokchung Division and to extend fullest support and co-operation to the NPF Central Headquarter. Imnatemsu Secretary
We express our heartiest congratulations to Er. Y.Bichamo Khuvung, SDO-II PWD (Housing), New Capital Complex Division, Kohima for being awarded the Governor’s Commendation Certificate on 71st Independence Day Celebration 2017 at the State Secretariat Plaza, Kohima. We also thank Almighty God for His blessing upon you and pray that God would grant you good health and more success in your future endeavour. OFFICE OF THE
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Zulutemba Vice President
Sd/Imkumzukba Imsong General Secretary, MSEU
OFFICE OF THE LONGMATRA AREA STUDENTS’ UNION Motto: “Forward For Excellence and Unity” HQ. LONGMATRA TOWN
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Guwahati, Aug 21 (PTI): Three more lives were lost today in Assam floods while 12 districts continued to be affected. Two persons drowned in Darrang and one in Kokrajhar of lower Assam, pushing the death toll in the second wave of floods in the state to 70, an Assam State Disaster Management Authority report said.
he added. While lauding the Arunachalees for their Hindi oratory skill, the minister said that the Centre is committed for development of North East with Prime Minister himself taking keen interest with a concrete vision for the region. “Modi is a unique person who attaches priority to all the regions being neglected earlier and became a symbol of expectations of all Indians,” the minister added. Vardhan who reached the state capital in the afternoon on a two-day visit to the state, would take part in a cleanliness drive at Rama Krishna Mission Hospital here Tuesday.
Nyamtey and Rangmo Thakte who hail from Laju circle in the district, the spokesman said. In another operation launched by the Jairampur Battalion of Assam Rifles and Jagun police, one NSCN (K) cadre and another NSCN(K) linkman were arrested from Phulbari village in the Assam- Arunachal border yesterday. The duo, who were trying to carry out extortion activities in the village, were identified as Rajapio Chankap Mossang and Wangnong Ranrang. Extortion letters and documents were recovered from their possession. Meanwhile, the Jairampur Battalion of AR in the early hours today busted a hideout of the NSCN (R) at Miao in Changlang district. However, the underground cadres were able to escape using the cover of darkness and foliage. The rebels were using the hideout as an adhoc base for terrorizing people and carrying out extortion in the neighboring villages, the spokesman said.
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India Movement. Taking a dig at the Congress, the Union Science and Technology minister alleged that the party is “synonymous” with scams and corruptions like Commonwealth Games, 2G and Coal scam. “The laws enacted during the Congress regime which encouraged corruption were thrown out to the dustbin and the NDA government enacted more prudent laws to provide accountability and transparency in governance without zero scope for corruption,” he said.. Vardhan said, the Prime Minister during his Independence Day speech appealed the people of
Itanagar, Aug 21 (PTI): Security forces in Arunachal Pradesh have arrested two NSCN (I-M) cadres, one NSCN (K) ultra and a NSCN(K) linkman during operations in Tirap and Changlang districts. A NSCN (R) camp was also busted at Changlang district during the operations, carried out yesterday. The Khonsa Battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of DAO Division of the Army apprehended the two NSCN (I-M) rebels from Bera village near Khonsa town in Tirap district, defence spokesman Colonel Chiranjeet Konwer said. Based on specific intelligence inputs about the presence of the cadres who were trying to intimidate villagers and extort money from them, the AR battalion launched an operation in the village and apprehended the rebels. A pistol, live ammunition, extortion notes amounting to Rs 25,000 and documents were seized. The arrested cadres were identified as Nali
DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Shri. V. KHEKAHO YEPTHO, S/o VIZHEKHU YEPTHO permanent resident of THOKIHIMI VlLLAGE under ZUNHEBOTO District, NAGALAND do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows. 1 . That I am a bonafide citizan of India, belonging to SUMI tribe, resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That due to clerical error my name is inadvertently recorded as KHEKAHO YEPTHO in my SBI Passbook, KHEKAHO in my GPF Statement, KHEKAHO V. YEPTHO in my Service lD Card, V. KHEKAHO in my Appointment Order, V. KHEKAHU YEPTHO in my Service Book and Release Order, but my actual name is V. KHEKAHO YEPTHO which is recorded in my all academic records. 3. That the above mentioned names KHEKAHO YEPTHO, KHEKAHO, KHEKAHO V. YEPTHO, V. KHEKAHO, V. KHEKAHU YEPTHO and V. KHEKAHO YEPTHO are one and same person which is referred to me. 4. That, from the date of this declaration, I shall use my name as V. KHEKAHO YEPTHO for all official purpose and legal proceedings and at all times and occasions. 5. That the statements made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge & belief and nothing material is concealed therein. DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent on this 21st day of 08, 2017 at Zunheboto: Nagaland. 1st Class Magistrate Regd. No. 4420/17 Date : 21/08/2017 Zunheboto : Nagaland
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Itanagar, Aug 21 (PTI): The NDA government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has transformed India into a fast growing economy of the world within a short period of time, Union minister Harsh Vardhan claimed here Monday. “In order to provide transparency and accountability in governance, the NDA government at the Centre has so far enacted over 100 laws and reduced corr uption which was open during the previous regime,” he said while delivering a special lecture on the vision of Modi for a ‘Naya Bharat Manthan - Sankalp se Siddhi’ to celebrate 75-years of Quit
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The Nokpu Gazetted Officers Union would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to (1) Er. R. Lanuwati Aier S.D.O, PWD, (R&B) Longchem, (2) Er. Imlimar J.E, PWD (R&B) Longchem Under Mangkolemba Division and Mr. Aosashi S.A.A, Under Sub-Treasury Office Mangkolemba on being awarded the District award on 15th August 2017 at Mokokchung. The Union takes immense pride in their achievements and pray that the almighty God continue to bless them in their future endeavours. Er. Chuba Longkumer, Secretary K-2671 Nokpu Gazetted Officers Union Regd. No. 5043/2017
AFFIDAVIT (Correction of Name)
Date :19.08.17
1. I, No. F/184054Y Rank: Cook, Name: NARAYAN BAHADUR BISWAKARMA presently serving in 18th Assam Rifles, C/o 99 APO do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as under: 2. That I am presently serving in 18th Assam Rifles, C/o 99 APO in the rank of Cook bearing No. F/184054Y. 3. That the under mentioned name of my wife has been wrongly recorded in my Service Book and the same has been corrected as follows: SI. Old Name New Name DOB Relation No. Wife 1 BIBA DEBKOTA BIBA BISWAKARMA 02nd Mar 1973 4. That this affidavit made to declare as piece of evidence for all official purposes. 5. That the statements made in paragraph 1-5 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been stated or concealed herein. DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and swear before me on this day, the 19th of August 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-8402
AIADMK factions finally unite; Panneerselvam is deputy CM MP, P H Manoj Pandian converged at the office. The factional feud began in February after Panneerselvam revolted against Sasikala. The former chief minister had said that he was forced to resign from his post and asserted that only a person desired by people and cadres should succeed him in the government and party.
O. Panneerselvam and K Palaniswami during the reconciliation of the two AIADMK factions in Chennai. C H E N NA I , AU G 2 1 (AGENCIES): Over six months after a bitter split, rival AIADMK factions on Monday merged following a power sharing arrangement under which K Palaniswami will remain the chief minister and O Panneerselvam will be his deputy. Panneerselvam will also be the AIADMK coordinator while Palaniswami will be the co-coordinator of the ruling party in Tamil Nadu. The cabinet reshuffle took place after weeks of hard bargaining by factions led by the two leaders who have questioned Sasikala’s appointment as party general secretary. Her loyalists continued to maintain that party cadres are with Sasikala, who is in jail in a graft case, even as the fate of the sidelined leader and her
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nephew Dhinakaran in the party remained uncertain. Palaniswami arrived first at the party office today. Panneerselvam came a bit later, his first visit after almost seven months. Both were given a rousing reception by party cadres who swarmed the party headquarters and lined up along the road leading to the premises. Paneerselvam was welcomed by Walajabad B Ganesan, a senior functionary of Amma camp which was led by Palaniswami, with a shawl. The rebel leader had earlier visited the office before his revolt against Sasikala on February seven. Prior to Panneerselvam’s arrival, his loyalists including P Munusamy, Rajya Sabha MP V Maithreyan, senior leader C Ponnaiyan, and former
Panneerselvam sworn in as TN Dy Chief Minister
AIADMK leader and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam was sworn in as Deputy Chief Minister by Governor C.Vidyasagar Rao at the Raj Bhavan. Panneerselvam has been allocated the portfolios of Finance, Housing, Rural Housing, Housing Development, Slum Clearance Board, Town Planning, Urban Development, Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and Accommodation Control. Fo r m e r M i n i s t e r K.Pandiarajan was also sworn in as Minister for Tamil Official Language and Tamil Culture. Soon after being sworn in, Panneerselvam went to the state secretariat and assumed duties. On Monday Panneerselvam merged his faction with the ruling AIADMK faction led by Chief Minister K.Palaniswami.
Steps to be taken to remove Sasikala
V K Sasikala Steps will be taken to remove AIADMK general secretary V K Sasikala by convening the general council meeting, senior party leader and Rajya Sabha MP R Vaithilingam said on Monday. Vaithilingam, a leader of the Palaniswami camp, addressing the merger meet at the party headquarters here, said measures will be initiated soon to remove Sasikala. By making the announcement, the Palaniswami camp has conceded a key demand of the Panneerselvam faction for the merger that took place earlier today. Vaithilingam, a former minister, was named party deputy coordinator just before he addressed the meet. Ahead of the merger, an AIADMK functionary Avadi Kumar had told reporters that it was the general council which elected Sasikala and any subsequent action in respect of her expulsion can be taken only by it.
India commits $500,000 to IVI for research New Delhi, Aug 21 (IANS): India on Monday entered into an agreement with International Vaccine Institute (IVI) in South Korea under which it has committed an annual contribution of $5,00,000 for vaccine research and development. The MoU was signed between the Indian Council of Medical Research and the IVI. The partnership will promote further collaborative research activities and training programmes between India and IVI and will ensure IVI achieves its goal of improving health outcomes for the world’s poor by improving vaccine access. It will also accelerate capacity-building initiatives that will synergize with and benefit India’s vaccine industry, public health and immunization programmes. IVI is an international non-profit organisation that was founded on the belief that the health of children in developing countries can be dramatically improved by the use of new and improved vaccines. The MOU was signed by ICMR Director General Soumya Swaminathan, National Health Mission Managing Director Manoj Jhalani for India and IVI Director General Jerome H. Kim. “We have been working closely with IVI in India for more than a decade now.
SC gives bail to Malegaon blast accused Lt Col Purohit
Lt Col Shrikant Prasad Purohit. New Delhi, AUG 21 (AGENCIES): Granted bail by the Supreme Court in a blast case on Monday, lieutenant colonel Shrikant Prasad Purohit could be back serving the army. The army would review his suspension, which could be revoked, and he could be posted to a unit in due course, army officials said on Monday. Purohit was arrested for his alleged involvement in the September 29, 2008 blast in Maharashtra’s Muslim-majority town of Malegaon that killed six people. The officer, who participated in counter-terrorism operations in Jammu and Kashmir and was also with military intelligence, spent almost nine years in judicial custody. The first serving army officer to be arrested on charges of terrorism, Puro-
hit was granted bail on a personal security of Rs 1 lakh and two sureties of the same sum. The court directed the officer to surrender his passport and co-operate with the National Investigation Agency (NIA), which is probing the attack that came to be known as an act of “Hindu terror” along with six more cases. The army suspended the officer shortly after his arrest in the Malegaon case. He was drawing 25% of his pay and allowances while under suspension but it was later revised to 75% following an order by the armed forces tribunal, sources said. The officer would be attached to an army unit soon and allowed to wear his uniform, sources said. “An officer under suspension is under the same
restrictions as an officer under open arrest during a general court martial. During open arrest, an officer has to wear his uniform though he may be permitted to wear civilian clothes,” an army man said. Granting him bail, the court said there were variations in the charge sheets filed by the Mumbai anti-terrorism squad, which initially probed the case, and NIA. The trial was likely to take a long time and Purohit had been in prison for about eight years and eight months, it said. Opposing the bail, the NIA said Purohit was the main conspirator and there was sufficient material to prove his involvement in the blast, which amounted to waging war against the state, and, that too, by violent means.
152 dead, 1.5 crore affected in Bengal flood: Mamata Govt seeks holistic approach for Digital India
People wading through a flooded street in West Bengal.
Raipur, Aug 21 (IANS): Three children died in a government-run hospital here on Sunday night after a disruption in oxygen supply, and hospital officials blamed a oxygen plant operation who was found drunk on duty. He has been arrested. The oxygen pressure at the B.R. Ambedkar Hospital started falling on Sunday night, leading to chaos as many patients complained of unease. Panicky doctors and nurses on duty reported the matter to Chief Medical Officer Anil Baghel, who rushed to the oxygen supply plant. There, the plant operator, Ravi Chandra, 30, was found drunk and sprawled on the floor. He was supposed to be monitoring the oxygen supply. When Baghel tried to wake him up, Chandra started quarrelling with him. An upset medical officer then lodged a complaint with the police against Chandra, who was arrested. The incident follows the death of nearly 100 children in a Gorakhpur hospital allegedly due to disruption in oxygen supply. Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh expressed grief over the death of the three children. He told Health Department officials to probe the tragedy and said the guilty won’t be spared.
“So far, there are reports of 152 deaths due to various causes like drowning, snake bites etc in the state in the ongoing floods.
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New Delhi, Aug 21 (IANS): Communications Minister Manoj Sinha on Monday called for holistic planning rather than a piecemeal approach to achieve the vision of Digital India and sought a collaborative approach by the Asia-Pacific governments. He was speaking at a seminar organised by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the Telecom
IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M 508/17/95562
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Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Nchumbemo Humtsoe -Vrs- Nkhalo Ngullie resident of Naharbari Village Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before __________.
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SHORT TENDER NOTICE It is notified that Tender for Fishery Mahal No. I, II, III & IV of Dimapur Division, Dimapur, is hereby open, with the last date of receipt of tenders fixed on 31.08.2017 upto 12:00 hrs and will open on the same day. Interested tenders are invited affixing Court fee stamp worth Rs. 7.50 in the prescribed format obtained from the office of the undersigned on payment of Rs. 10/- only. Details may be obtained from the office hours on any working day. (K. Ihevi Aomi, IFS) Divisional Forest Officer Dimapur Division, Dimapur DC-1966
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HEADQUARTERS 137 WORKS ENGINEERS, C/O 99 APO HQ 137, Works Engineers, C/O 99 APO on behalf of president of India invites online item rate/percentage rate/Lump bids on single stage two cover bid system for the following work:1. Name of work : RENEWAL/REPLACEMENT OF CONDEMNED STEEL AND WOODEN FURNITURE AGAINST SPL REPAIRS (FUR) UNDER GE 869 EWS AT LEIMAKHONG MIL STN. 2. Estimated cost : Rs. 12.37 Lakhs (Rupees twelve lakhs thirty seven thousand only) 3. Period of completion : 06 (Six) months 4. Tender ID : 2017_MES_135984_1 5. Fil No. : 8198/E8 Tele/Fax: 03862-249225 Email: cwedimapur@gmail.com & dima1373-mes@nic.in DC-1972
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Three children die in Chhattisgarh govt hospital
Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Monday after visiting three northern districts where large areas continued to be submerged.
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Malda, Aug 21 (IANS): Altogether 152 lives have been lost with 1.5 crore people affected in the ongoing West Bengal floods, Chief
1.5 crore people have been affected,” she said. Banerjee said 45 lakh people have been affected in the three north Bengal districts - Malda, North Dinajpur and South Dinajpur - she toured during the day. The Chief Minister went to various inundated areas, heard grievances of the affected people and instructed the administration to be prompt in relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction work. In Malda, she held a meeting with the District Magistrates, Superintendents of Police and senior officials of the three districts. Municipal Affairs Minister Firhad Ha-
Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). Talking about India’s vision of digitalisation, Sinha stressed on three key visions. He mentioned about providing digital infrastructure to every individual in India, providing government services on demand via digital platforms which in turn will promote employment opportunities, education and better e-governance and finally eradication of the digital divide.
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n the face of it, the cabinet decision to sanction Rs.60 lakhs for construction of a memorial monolith over the graves of two youths who were killed in police firing in Dimapur on January 31,2017 would certainly be welcomed as it is a compassionate gesture. The two youths were among hundreds of protestors who took to the streets against the decision of the government and also reneging of the understanding with the JCC through the auspices of the NBCC. However, seen from another perspective, the primacy given to the construction of the memorial does not seem in consonance with the public sentiment as put forward by the Joint Coordination Committee( JCC) and the Nagaland Tribes Action Committee(NTAC). The cabinet has also decided to form a government committee with several members to look into the ULB issue and hold consultations with apex tribe organisations and stakeholders. On this issue, it should have preceded the revocation of the September 22,2012 assembly resolution and ensuring that a general consensus was achieved before launching the election mode. In retrospect, the cabinet decision makes the earlier decision in 2016 look like the government had erred in putting the cart before the horse. In 2016 tribe organisations had been demanding that they should hold indepth discussions so as to arrive at a consensus. However, the government then did not want any of it, as it had its own reasons to push and rush through the elections. Needless to say, there were many candidates who believed in the government ’s wisdom and had campaigned tirelessly and incurred huge amount. In the end, they became among the losers on both sides of the divide- the families of victims and those who had filed nominations and campaigned. In this regard, the government cannot shirk its responsibility. The government itself fell prey to its own folly over pushing the ULB elections when over dozens of government buildings housing crucial departments were burned down on February 2,2017. It was also a sad day for denizens of Kohima who looked on with horror as their beloved town was burned by some protestors. What is happening in Nagaland today is that majority in politics seems to be a license to deviate from the principles of good governance, where majority seems to be a mandate to over ride all concerns. Few questions arise over the sanction of Rs.60 lakhs for construction of the memorial. First, whether it had more to do with the politics of appeasement for some group which had during January-February 2017 spearheaded the public uprising? Secondly, whether the cabinet had thought about the families of the deceased to offer jobs to the next of kin or at least Rs.one crore each as ex-gratia; surely when Rs.60 lakh could be made available for the proposed memorial? Since the JCC and NTAC had echoed public sentiments holding the chief minister morally responsible for the factors that had eventually led to the January 31 incident; perhaps it is only right that the two bodies explain the changed situation today. When corruption destroys the spiritual values and when too much power corrupts absolutely; wisdom and morality become the ultimate victims.
DailyDevotion The Ministry of the Unnoticed
Blessed are the poor in spirit… —Matthew 5:3 The New Testament notices things that do not seem worthy of notice by our standards. “Blessed are the poor in spirit….” This literally means, “Blessed are the paupers.” Paupers are remarkably commonplace! The preaching of today tends to point out a person’s strength of will or the beauty of his character— things that are easily noticed. The statement we so often hear, “Make a decision for Jesus Christ,” places the emphasis on something our Lord never trusted. He never asks us to decide for Him, but to yield to Him— something very different. At the foundation of Jesus Christ’s kingdom is the genuine loveliness of those who are commonplace. I am truly blessed in my poverty. If I have no strength of will and a nature without worth or excellence, then Jesus says to me, “Blessed are you, because it is through your poverty that you can enter My kingdom.” I cannot enter His kingdom by virtue of my goodness— I can only enter it as an absolute pauper. The true character of the loveliness that speaks for God is always unnoticed by the one possessing that quality. Conscious influence is prideful and unchristian. If I wonder if I am being of any use to God, I instantly lose the beauty and the freshness of the touch of the Lord. “He who believes in Me…out of his heart will flow rivers of living water” (John 7:38). And if I examine the outflow, I lose the touch of the Lord. Who are the people who have influenced us most? Certainly not the ones who thought they did, but those who did not have even the slightest idea that they were influencing us. In the Christian life, godly influence is never conscious of itself. If we are conscious of our influence, it ceases to have the genuine loveliness which is characteristic of the touch of Jesus. We always know when Jesus is at work because He produces in the commonplace something that is inspiring.
Quotes It’s all about quality of life and finding a happy balance between work and friends and family. ~ Philip Green
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cindia Girl’s School in Gwalior abutted a thick forest area. I studied there for two years. The only term in my entire school life that I got a low grade was when I discovered a tiny mandir in the forest and someone told me that, instead of doing my homework, if I prayed and went round the mandir 101 times, I would come first in class for the rest of my life. So I spent two hours there every evening. Instead of my normal 80% . I managed a low 50% and got a shouting from my parents who were appalled by my insanity. Every day brings us a new revelation into the absurdity and unwitting cruelty of humans. A girl interning with People for Animals brought me the information that a rare herb called Hatha Jodi, supposedly from the deep jungles of Madhya Pradesh, was being sold openly on the Net by Flipkart , OLX and various so called “ religious” and “tantric puja” sites and blogs. Her research on it turned up the fact that this is NOT a plant at all. It is the penis of the monitor lizard. Flipkart was contacted and they apologized and removed the penises “Hatha Jodi” from their website – and warned the sellers. Flipkart may have done it out of ignorance but sites like Tantraveda, Speaking Tree, Astrovidhi kamiyasindoor, and a host of others that use the Net to find “murgas”
(gullible buyers), know exactly what they are selling. They show a picture of the Hatha Jodi, then they ascribe all sorts of miraculous powers to it, give you the number to call (no addresses since they are selling all sorts of other illegal wildlife parts as well), tell you that anything can be, and has been, delivered to 40 countries and at the end finish with a rider that they do not “sell” Hathajodi, they simply tell you about it. No, it is NOT a plant. No site can tell you the name of the rare plant that supposedly grows in the jungle and is sold by tribals. Some sites say it is a flower, others that it is a root. One site says it is a strange protrusion that grows from the side of a tree. Another says that it is the Martynia annua, a purple flower whose seeds are mango shaped and have a hook which catches the legs of animals as they pass by and transports itself to a place where it flowers again. In Bengali it is called Baghnakhi and in English Devil’s Claw. In Hindi it is Ulat Kanta or upside down thorn. One site shows you a Nepali plant called Birvah with blue and white flowers whose branches. which look like arms. have to be cut. Another shows a pink flower which is a native of Mexico. The Hatha Jodi is a Bone. It is the penis of the Giant Monitor Lizard, which is a severely endangered, protected species, and each site selling it knows that so,
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Don’t kill a useful animal species after talking all this nonsense about it, they will write at the end of the site that it is not for sale. Then they give their phone numbers and obviously the transactions are taking place off the Net. The dried penis looks like two long serrated arms ending in clawed hands which is why it is called Hatha Jodi. What does the penis supposedly do? If you scrape a little bit of the penis and eat it everyday, or put it in your safe, you will win all your cases, defeat your enemies, become very rich, get rid of ghosts, overcome all obstacles, gain the ability to hypnotize, journey safely, triumph in discussions, interviews, and battles, become very attractive, win all your bets and gain status, find favour with officials. Needless to say, the frauds selling it also say that it will only work if you spend an even larger sum on doing a tantric puja and the pujari will be nominated by them and you need to buy all sorts of other nonsense from them to “increase” its power. If it doesn’t work it is because you have done something wrong.
Some sites say you have to keep it oiled (obviously since the bone will dry up and disintegrate), wrapped in a red cloth, dipped in sindoor. Others say that you have to wrap it in elaichi or tulsi leaves, others that you have to put it in a silver box. Some sites say you have to eat it and then come back to them for more when it finishes. One site says that you should sit in your room and hold the penis while simply chanting ‘Om kili kili swaha’ or ‘Om Aim Hreem Kleem’ till something happens. I cannot see how you will become rich doing that, but perhaps the lunatic asylum will take you in at subsidized rates. Other sites have equally strange incantations. But you can say ‘abracadabra’ as well. You need to wash it with Ganges water and either put on a puja table, or in a safe, or a wallet (in this world, the wallet is the puja place!) Others state that it must be left for 40 / 41 days in the same place with a statue of Sri Hanuman and given sandal, flowers and rice every day. Some say that it should be put inside a small box with some camphor, cloves, rice and silver coins.
One site says you have to buy it round Diwali and use it for gambling (how much would a lizard penis be worth on the card table?). Another that on Holi night you have to go to a well and cover it with mud. Basically you can do with it as you like, and say what you like as long as you pay to buy it. All the sites insist you cannot use a secondhand penis (sorry, plant). It must be bought fresh. The Wildlife Crime Control Bureau has taken the matter very seriously as there are only several hundred monitor lizards left in India. They have put a special team onto the Net to look at each site and blog and to track down any shops that are selling this. Four kinds of monitor lizards are found in India and all of them are Schedule I species under India’s Wildlife Protection Act 1972, which makes it an offence to conduct trade in the lizards or any of its body parts. The penises are sourced from Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Rajasthan and Karnataka, and reach markets through online retailers and dealers who supply them to local shops. So far raids, conducted by the WCCB and Wildlife Trust of India, have led to the recovery of 210 Hatha Jodis. Raids have also taken place in Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Rajasthan. So far sixty people have been arrested and are in jail for terms that
will go upto 7 years. Some Kuldeep of Indore is selling it through his blog. Now if it was a plant, he would be less cagey. His site has no address or phone number. You have to leave your number with him and he will get back to you. Seven people who have left their numbers with him on the Facebook blog are also in danger of being arrested. Unfortunately, as the world grows more difficult to negotiate, people tend to fall back on magic remedies like this. The penis of this poor animal didn’t help it save its own life – much less make it rich. It was hunted down, held in savage restraints, turned over and a sharp knife was used to saw off its private parts. Bleeding, mortally wounded, in dreadful pain, it will live for a few days in shock till it dies. The tribals, who supposedly kill and sell it, have not become rich either. In fact, they are poorer than poor. The monitor lizard is being hunted to extinction in the forests of Madhya Pradesh because of its penis. There is no mention of hathajodi in tantras, shastras or puranas. No penis can make you rich or problem-free. Don’t kill a useful animal species because you are too lazy to work. If you know of any sites that are selling this, let me know and I will have them arrested. I am attaching a few pictures. To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www.peopleforanimalsindia.org
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Rejoinder to ‘a political messiah Parity and not patriarchy has come to Nagaland’ the need of the hour in Naga society
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o awaken the people, it is the women who must be awakened. Once she is on the move, the family moves, the village moves, the nation moves”- Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru. Women empowerment has become such an important topic because it is among the most essential tool in a society to get the goal of development. In Naga society women constitute almost half the population, therefore it needs women to be strong physically, mentally and socially for the society to fully develop. It is true that in our society, women are respected and given a top place from ancient time however due to patriarchal system followed by Naga society, in the past women are generally bound by host of social taboos and restrictions which greatly curtailed their participation in the family and society. Naga society has functioned for centuries with men been in control, these mindset undervalued women’s task and her contribution remain usually unnoticed and women remaining in the shadow of men. But we find a lot has changed in the present and women have evolved themselves and are considered as equal to men in today’s scenario. Certain factors such as religion, education and liberating agencies also contributed in the way society looks at them. However complete transformation in the status of women in Naga society still look to be a long an ardous journey because of the fact that the general public still holds the view that women are not capable or strong enough to participate in areas such as decision making or policy making etc. This outdated
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e the undersigned concern Naga citizen would like to make a clarion call to all the Nagas in general and the NPF party in particular that we desire to know what is going on in our state political affairs. We are not political pundits but as an uneducated so called public leaders that we and our subjects are totally confused and are mentally tormented after Neiphiu Rio who was elected to MP and pave way for a prospective Chief Minister of Nagaland. Since then, Nagaland is witnessing change of Chief Minister for the fourth time including one year of N Rio’s term in this 12th NLA. Nagas have suffered mentally, financially and unrest due to the Tug of War and Horse trading to cling unto the chair and power beyond our reasoning within the state and outside the
ideas and views have undermined the capabilities of many talented women folks in our society and downplayed the very concept of gender equality. “Continuity gives us roots; change gives us branches, letting us stretch and grow and reach new heights” -Pauline R. Kezer From the perspective of Naga society, the discriminatory status of women is more prevalent. Here people get confused with two very important issues “lack of crimes against women” and “empowerment of women” which are different. Women empowerment doesn’t mean defying women rather it means replacing patriarchy with parity. The characteristics associated with males and females greatly affect the development of a society. There are strong evidence from around the world that gender equality accelerates overall economic growth, strengthen democratic governance and reduce poverty and insecurity.Therefore it is high time for the Naga society to wake up and see why many Nations have given so much emphasis on Women empowerment. It is not only to bring equality in the society for both male and female in all areas but it is very necessary to make the bright future of the family, society and country. An empowered mother with child makes the bright future of any nation. So to empower our women folks, we as a society have to support and give them the opportunity in every field to compete and excel by putting aside all the social and family limitations as well as all the limitation set by customary laws and traditional beliefs. This will
help nurture great talents among our women folks to become future leader which will not only make our society more competitive but will also kill all the demons killing women’s rights and values in the society such as inequality, illiteracy, sexual harassment, female infanticide, domestic violence against women, rape, prostitution, illegal trafficking and other issues. “I do not wish women to have power over men; but over themselves” Mary Shelley. In recent past, the decision of the NLA to implement 33 percent reservation for womenfolk in Nagaland as per the constitution of the country has resulted in widespread protest by those who opposed the decision. As per the view of many intellectuals, for Naga society to truly empower women, it does not need to have gender sensitive legislation. It just needs to clean up the gender sensitiveness in the existing body of legislation that distort the equality and undermine the empowerment that they already enjoy under the Naga society. Also being an advocate of gender equality, implementation of 33 percent reservation of all elective posts in the land for Woman alone will be fundamentally injustice. All public posts in the land must be open and equal to every male or female. The differences induced on grounds of genders and other social systems are artificial. Creating reservations on those lines will amount to recognizing these differences as permanent and defeat the very purpose of eradicating these social evils. Kekhrieleu Mezhu
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oeing the lines of its Master, the so-called Media and Press Bureau which we will henceforth refer to as ‘Misinformation and Propaganda Bureau (M&PB)’ to avoid ‘grammatical’ error, as pointed out in the write-up, has ventured out to render yet another “supreme sacrifice” in the Political arena of Nagaland. While M&PB seems to be shedding crocodile tears for its fallen Master backing him through Press Statements at the drop of a hat, the lack of substance in its response on pertinent issues raised by the Chief Minister’s Office is a clear sign of political redundancy. M&PB may like to recollect how its Master Dr. SL after repeatedly claiming that he took over as Chief Minister only for a period of two to three months, made his son, Khriehu Liezietsu vacate the 10 Northern 1 Assembly seat when the latter was still the Parliamentary Secretary of Youth Resources and Sports, and in the most autocratic way appointed him as Advisor to the Chief Minister with Cabinet Status. The obvious reason for this infamous development, as the world understands, was a result of the hidden ambition of Dr. SL to cling on to the Chief Minister’s Chair till the 2018 General Elections and beyond. One may recollect how Dr. SL and his Group, defying all logic, termed this as a “supreme sacrifice” for the NPF Party then. We agree, a Chief Minister cannot appoint himself as Whip of a Political Party nor can a Party President personally authorise a person as Whip of a Political Party. A whip can be appointed under paragraph 2(1) (b) of the Tenth Schedule in accordance with express provisions
in the NPF Party Constitution and if, there is no express provision in the NPF Party Constitution, the thumb rule of Democracy which is the decision of the majority must prevail. Leader of the Legislature Party since May, 2014, TR Zeliang was authorised by a majority of 34 NPF MLAs on 4.7.2017, which was further supported by 3 more NPF MLAs, to function as Whip of the NPF Party which was communicated to the Speaker after which, the Commissioner and Secretary of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly notified the appointment of TR Zeliang as Whip of NPF Party vide Notification No. AS-LEG-91/2003, Dated 19th July, 2017. In the light of the above, the 10 NPF MLAs who were absent from the proceedings of the House on 19.7.2017 and further violated the NPF Whip issued by TR Zeliang, Whip of NPF and Chief Minister on 21.7.2017, are liable to be disqualified by the Speaker. As such, no amount of Press Statements released to the Media will change the course of Law and its implication. We truly agree that the Law is mightier than the pen. The patience and silence of the CMO against false and derogatory accusations repeatedly raised in the Media by M&PB must not be mistaken for weakness because every provocation adds fuel to the fire and pushes resolution further away. The Chief Minister’s Office has its own responsibility to run day to day affairs of the State and neither has the time nor will it stoop so low, as to engage in paper-war with a bunch of political desperados in Dr. SL’S M&PB. Issued by: NPF, Press & Information Cell
A quick public view concerning present crisis state also. We do not clearly understand the constitution of any political party nor the constitution of India, but we do understand that every Nation, States, organizations and NGOs are govern by its constitution. The crux of the political imbroglio in the state started immediately with the selection for the successor of Rio as CM. The game of Tug of War happened between N Rio, Noke, Kaito camp vrs TR and Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, where, TR managed to become the second CM. The second attempt to pull down TR from CM in the guise of ULB election spear headed by the JCC, NTAC and APO. Which resulted in the loss of precious life and destruction of valuable Naga heritage government properties in Kohima. After the above NGOs demand for TR dismissal
from the CM was successful, the majority of the so-called Law makers of Nagaland urged Dr. Shürhozelie, the president of NPF to rescue the image of the oldest regional party by taking over the chair of the CM of the state. It was learnt that Dr. Shürhozelie reluctantly to salvage the party and the government accepted the request and took over as the third CM constitutionally and with the full support of the members. Within a little over four months, another political coup was strategized and toppled Dr. Shürhozelie government in connivance with the BJP and RSS agents. Here we want to question why those NGOs who make hue and cry pulled down TR just a few months back are silent when TR was brought back to the chair of CM? Or TR return to
the chair after taking a few months break has compromise our loses? The death of our precious future leaders is still afresh in our memories but the sentiment of the Nagas are being shocked when TR government dismantled the under construction in memory of our martyrs. We believe that the mortal remains of the heroes may not be even fully decayed as of now and TR is trying to wipe out the memories of our Naga patriotism. The affair of the state is totally unrest with another development within the NPF party which kept the public into total confusion as we see dual appointment of the same post under two camps, one at NPF Central Headquarter, PR Hill and the other at Hotel Legacy, Bayavu, both claiming to be the original. However, we believe the constitution of India
which is the highest body in safeguarding its citizens will do justice. Therefore, the leaders should not take the public for granted and take us for a ride for their sheer power but to leave all matters under the law. We believe the law will speak for the truth and as we the public, will always stand with the truth.
We also appeal to all the Naga leaders of whatever political party or faction they incline into, to kindly respect your Christian value and principles and use your wisdom accordingly. Vikietuo Belho, Mission Compound, Kohima, Village & Ruokuovieo, D. Block, Kohima Town
Reader’s Post Is Dimapur going pitch black?
Sir,
When I pass by different streets and localities after work, I notice there are hardly any street lights. At night, individuals frequently tumble and fall over dumping areas too. There have been incidents where criminals grab, rob and assault at night. I would like to suggest the government to implement Automatic Street Light Control System, which automatically switches off lights when sunlight falls on it. Amongla Longchar
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, august 22, 2017
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dressed by all the parties that included whether triple talaq was fundamental to Islam, whether it was sacrosanct to Islam and whether the practice was an enforceable fundamental right. In the course of the hearing, the AIMPLB issued an advisory to telling the qazis to give an option to Muslim women to opt out of instant triple talaq before giving consent for ‘nikah’. In their affidavit before the court, they said that qazis all over the country have been instructed that they would while performing nikah, record in the Nikahnama, that the bride has opted out of triple talaq in one sitting. Senior counsel Salman Khurshid, who was assisting the court in the matter, had said that “What was sinful in theology, can’t be good in law”. “It (triple talaq) is not only not an essential part of
Muslim religion, it is not a part of religion at all. On the contrary it is depreciated by Islam,” he said. However, the court was not appreciative of the government position that the top court should first pronounce on the constitutional validity of the triple talaq and other forms of talaq, only then it would bring a law. “We may or may not (decide the issue), but you do,” Chief Justice Khehar had said when the Central government told the court that it should step in a situation where there is no legislation. While founding its case on gender equality, the government had linked the issue of triple talaq with that of constitutional morality, but the court termed its position a “whitewash”. As the Centre sought to flag the issue of gender equality of Muslim women vis-a-vis women in other religions and in Islamic countries, the AIMPLB asked it to bring a law taking recourse to Article 25 (2) (b) of the Constitution that permits enactment of law invoking social reforms. However, AIMPLB had cautioned the constitution bench that “testing the validity of customs and practices was a slippery slope”.
New Delhi, Aug 21 (PTI): Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said a solution to the ongoing stand-off between India and China at Doklam would be found soon and hoped that Beijing would make a positive move in this regard. He was speaking at a a function of the Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) here. “There will be a solution soon and I am sure China will make a positive move,” he said. The home minister said he wanted to convey a message to all neighbouring countries that India wanted peace. However, Singh made it clear that Indian security forces were capable of defending the country’s territories. “Our security forces have all the power to protect Indian borders,” he said. The ITBP guards the 4,057 km long Sino-Indian border from Jammu and Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh. India and China have been locked in a face-off in the Doklam area of the Sikkim sector after Indian troops stopped the Chinese Army from building a road in the area. China claimed it was constructing the road within their territory and has been demanding immediate pull-out of the Indian troops from the disputed Doklam plateau. Bhutan says Doklam belongs to it but China claims it to be its territory.
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(From p-1) This clearly indicated utter negligence of the department and confirms deliberate manipulation by officials since the land survey was not carried out in the presence of the actual landowners, RLA sated. Moreover, RLA said most of the structural damage compensations were non-existent, with hefty amount booked in the name of some individual. In this regard, RLA said it would not remain a
mute spectator until justice was delivered. Affirming to stand by the August 19, 2017 ‘resolution No. 1’, RLA has requested the DC to take the matter seriously and set a specific date for remeasurement/assessment so that every land owner would be present during the measurement. This way it will clear all anomalies and the rightful land/property owners would get their due justice, RLA added.
New Delhi, Aug 21 (PTI): The Supreme Court today asked the Centre and states how were they monitoring the implementation and hygiene of the mid-day meal schemes in government schools across the country. A bench of Chief Justice J S Khehar and Justice D Y Chandrachud sought the response of the Centre and the state governments while noting that two committees at the national and state level were suggested to
be set up to monitor various aspects like maintaining hygiene in the mid-day meal schemes in schools. “How will the implementation of the scheme take place? Tell us and we will crystalise it (in the form of an order),” the bench said and posted the matter for hearing on August 24. The court was hearing a PIL, filed by NGO ‘Antarashtriya Manav Adhikaar Nigraani’ in 2013, on the issue of midday meals.
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Ahmedabad, Aug 21 (PTI): With swine flu claiming nine more lives in Gujarat in the last 24 hours, the death toll in the state due to the infection has reached 280 since January this year. As per the health bulletin issued today by the state government, nine persons infected with the H1N1 virus, have died in different parts of the state, while 191 new cases were registered in the state today. As many as 17 swine flu patients died across the state yesterday. At present, 1,981 H1N1 infected-people are being treated in different hospitals across the state. Among these, 17 are on ventilator, while nine have died during the last 24 hours, the bulletin added.
the 15,701 vacancies across all ranks should be filled up this year, 30 per cent by March 31 next year and the remaining 50 per cent by March 31, 2019, failing which its home secretary would be held responsible. Besides Gujarat and Telangana, it has so far accepted the roadmaps of Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Jharkhand and West Bengal. It has rejected the one submitted by Bihar government and has summoned its top officials with the revised proposal tomorrow. It had also accepted the roadmap given by the Jharkhand government for filling up vacancies of over 10,000 constables, 3017 subinspectors and 72 deputy superintendents of police and directed the state authorities to strictly adhere to the time-line. Jharkhand gover nment had contended that the total cadre strength of its constables was 52,943 and 36,636 constables are currently working and there
result the total vacancies for constables now stood at 10,159. The apex court had earlier pulled up the Bihar government for seeking two years time to appoint 174 stenographers in the police force and had rejected its roadmap to fill up the vacancies. It had asked the Nitish Kumar government to revise its roadmap and submit a fresh one. It had on April 24 directed the Uttar Pradesh government to fill over 1.5 lakh police vacancies in fours years, saying this will help in dealing with the law and order problem. The court had also directed the governments of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka to fill up about 45,000 such vacancies in a time-bound manner, while expressing dissatisfaction with the responses of West Bengal in the matter. The petitioner had claimed that there were around 5.42 lakh vacancies in the police services in the country.
GJM appeals for peace talks in hills Da r j eelin g ( W B ) , Aug 21 (PTI): The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) today requested the Centre and the Bengal government to initiate talks at the earliest to restore peace in Darjeeling where an indefinite strike has entered its 68th day. This was the first time that the GJM, spearheading an agitation for a separate Gorkhaland, expressed its willingness to hold talks with the state government along with the Centre. “The responsibility of ensuring peace in the Darjeeling hills, Terai and Dooars is not only that of the people who live here, but also that of the central government and the West Bengal government. We, therefore, request both the governments to initiate talks at the earliest so that peace and normalcy can be restored,” GJM joint secretary Binay Tamang said. The complete change in
the party’s stand came in the wake of GJM chief Bimal Gurung being booked under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) in connection with twin blasts that rocked Darjeeling on Saturday. The GJM, during the two-month long agitation, has repeatedly declined to sit for talks with the state government and had accused it of letting loose a ‘reign of terror’ in the hills. Reacting to the GJM’s appeal, Darjeeling District Magistrate Joyoshi Das Gupta asked the party to withdraw the shutdown first. “It is for them to restore normalcy as it was the GJM which has called the shut-
down and has forcibly imposed it on the masses. Let them withdraw the bandh first,” she said. Echoing the DM’s view, senior TMC leader and minister Gautam Deb said, “We had earlier called an all-party meeting but GJM did not attend it.” The police and the security forces today conducted raids in various parts of the hills including areas which are considered to be GJM strongholds, the police said. Security forces also conducted area domination marches in several parts of the hills. All the police stations in the hills have been kept on high alert since Saturday night.
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al man day average was 47, the NSVDBA said no state in the country has achieved 100 man days till date. Citing an example, the association said Dimapur VDBs average man days generated was 60 days for 2016-2017 and only 20 villages could achieve 100 man days. It said the national level monitors also visited the state to verify this.
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roadmaps. Today, hill state Uttarakhand submitted its roadmap for filling up the vacancies in police, which was taken on record by the court. Earlier, the top court had accepted the roadmap given by the Gujarat government and directed it to complete the recruitment process by August 31 next year. It had directed the home secretaries of three states Haryana with 15,163 police vacancies, Madhya Pradesh (14,729) and Chhattisgarh (12,638) -- to submit their roadmaps. It had also accepted the roadmap of Telangana which has 17,504 police vacancies across all ranks. The state said the process of filling up of posts was on and 9,862 vacancies will be filled up by September 1 this year. For the remaining batch of 7642 vacant posts, the state government had informed the court that the recruitment process will end by March 31, 2019. With regard to Raj-
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(From p-1) On the issue of 100 man days, the association pointed out that the mandate of the MGNREG Act was to provide up to 100 days of guaranteed wages of employment in a financial year to every rural household whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work. NSVDBA stated that 100 days’ wage employment was not mandatory but purely depended upon the individual persons to voluntarily work for wages, which it maintained also depended on funds availability from the centre and state for this purpose. Point out that nation-
21 states and union territories (UTs) to file affidavits within four weeks explaining the mechanism and the time-frame within which they would fill up vacancies in the police force. A bench comprising Chief Justice J S Khehar and Justice D Y Chandrachud has so far ordered 14 states, including Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka, to fill up almost 4.3 lakh vacancies in the states’ police force in a time-bound manner. “The remaining states and UTs shall file affidavits within four weeks indicating the manner of filling up of vacancies in the police department,” the bench said. The apex court was hearing a 2013 petition filed by advocate Manish Kumar claiming that the law and order situation in the country was deteriorating due to a large number of vacancies in police services at all levels across all states. The court is now monitoring the filling up of the
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New Delhi, Aug 21 (IANS): The Supreme Court is likely to pronounce on Tuesday its verdict on the constitutional validity of triple talaq - a practice already described by All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) as “horrendous”, “sinful” and “undesirable” which had no sanction of Holy Quran and Shariat. The five-judge bench of Chief Justice Jagdish Singh Khehar, Justice Kurian Joseph, Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman, Justice Uday Umesh Lalit and Justice S. Abdul Nazeer will pronounce verdict on the validity of the contentious custom which is in practice for last 1,400 years but illegal in many Islamic countries. The hearing, spread over five days from May 12 to May 18, was rooted in the apex court’s October 16, 2015 order directing the separate listing of a PIL addressing the question of the rights of Muslim women. At the outset of the hearing, the court had made it clear that it would not examine the validity of anything that formed an intrinsic part of Islamic religious practices - thereby ousting any submissions on polygamy. The court had framed three questions to be ad-
National 7 Rajnath sees SC asks states, UTs to submit roadmap on police vacancies solution to NEW DELHI, Aug 21 vacancies in each state and asthan, the court had ac- were 16,307 vacancies. Of The Su- has asked the state gov- cepted its roadmap and these, 6,148 vacancies have Doklam ‘deadlock’ (Agencies): preme Court today directed ernments to submit their directed that 20 per cent of been abolished and as a
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C h e nna i , Au g 2 1 (IANS): Banking operations across the country will be affected on Tuesday with around 10 lakh bankers going on strike pressing various demands. “All India State Bank Officers’ Federation and All India State Bank of India Staff Federation, being part of UFBU (United Forum of Bank Unions), will also participate in the strike. It is likely that our Bank would also be impacted by the said strike,” the State Bank of India (SBI) had said earlier in a regulatory filing in the BSE. The strike call was given by the UFBU - an umbrella body of nine unions in the Indian banking sector. The UFBU is protesting against reforms in the banking sector and other issues. According to union leaders, around 10 lakh bankers working in around 132,000 branches will be on strike on Tuesday.
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while 33 segments reported lower growth in net profit on year-on- year basis during the quarter ended June 2017. The maximum drop was seen in consumer goods, automobiles and related segments, construction & real estate, finance, refineries, paper & paper products, pesticides & agrochemicals sectors. Profitability of services sector like hospitality and retailing were also impacted. “Most of the industries in the first quarter that have posted lower growth numbers were affected by the destocking goods before implementation of GST from July 1, 2017 by the government,” the report said. In terms of net sales, 40 industries saw positive growth in sales in the first quarter of 2017-18. Some of the leading industries include sugar, electronics, passenger cars and tractors, capital goods, metals, NBFCs, hotels, resorts and restaurants, mining, refineries, plastic products, industrial gases and fuels.
kets limited the fall. Globally, silver rose 0.47 per cent to USD 17.02 an ounce and gold 0.31 per cent to USD 1,288.20 an ounce in Singapore. In the national capital, silver ready declined by Rs 200 to Rs 40,000 per kg while the weekly-based delivery slipped below the Rs 39,000-mark by losing Rs 185 to Rs 38,880. Silver coins, however, went up Rs 1,000 to Rs 73,000 for buying and Rs
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Mumbai, Aug 21 (PTI): India Inc profits dipped by 15.7 per cent to Rs 87,475 crore in the first quarter of the current fiscal, largely owing to destocking of goods by companies before execution of GST regime from July 1, said a report Monday. According to an analysis of 2,108 companies by credit rating agency Care Ratings, the corporate net profits stood at about Rs 1.04 lakh crore in AprilJune period of 2016-17. Besides, net sales of companies slowed down to 8.7 per cent in the three months ended June 2017, after registering a growth of 9.5 per cent in the same period year-ago. “During the first quarter of 2017-18, all companies faced the heat of the uncertainties revolving around the implementation of goods and services tax (GST) by the government as most companies were destocking goods before July 1 and operations were impacted quite markedly,” Care Ratings said. As many as seven industries reported net loss,
New Delhi, Aug 21 (PTI): Silver prices showed softness Monday falling Rs 200 to Rs 40,000 per kg due to lower traction among industrial units even as the white metal strengthened overseas. Gold, however, remained steady at Rs 29,950 per 10 grams. Traders attributed the price slide in silver to muted demand from industrial units at the domestic spot market, but the positive trend from overseas mar-
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MUMB A I , A u g 2 1 (Agencies): In a bid to boost its retail loan portfolio, the country’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) has waived processing fees on most of its retail loans. This is in addition to the existing waiver of fees on takeover of home loans from other lenders. In a statement issued on Monday, the bank said that it will waive upto 100 per cent processing fee on car loans, personal gold loans and other personal loans. This is part of a ‘festival bonanza’ programme announced by the bank. The waiver of fees on car loans is valid for applications received till December 31, 2017. Separately, SBI has also waived 50 per cent of the processing fee on personal gold loans till October 31, 2017. Till September 30, 2017, customers can avail 50 per cent waiver on processing fee on Xpress Credit - a personal loan offering by the bank. The retail push comes three weeks after the bank announced a cut in the savings bank rate.
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to renew their eating house licences, a police registration to operate a place of public entertainment. The fast food restaurant market in India is worth some $1.5 billion and growing at around 15 percent a year, according to Delhi-based consulting firm Technopak. With a population of 1.25 billion, more and more of whom have the money to eat out, India is an attractive market for foreign fast-food firms. But foreign operators must have a local partner to operate and the process can be highly bureaucratic, with restaurants needing an average of 50 licences to operate. Major multinationals such as Coca-Cola and McDonalds were effectively locked out of India until as late as the mid-1990s before the government began to open up the economy. Company chief Vikram Bakshi told the news agency PTI that CPRL was considering what legal recourse was available.
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NEW DELHI, Aug 21 (Agencies): McDonald’s said on Monday it is shutting 169 restaurants in India after a legal row with a local franchise operator. The fast food chain’s Indian subsidiary said it was terminating its agreement with Connaught Plaza Restaurant Ltd (CPRL), alleging breach of contract and payment defaults. The move means all McDonald’s outlets in north and east India including the capital New Delhi will close, although the company said it would look for a new partner. McDonald’s outlets will remain open in south and west India, where it uses a different franchise operator. “We have been compelled to take this step because CPRL has materially breached the terms of the respective franchise agreements relating to the affected restaurants,” the company said in a statement. McDonald’s shut over 40 of its restaurants in Delhi in June after they failed
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band of (+/-) 2 per cent. BofAML oil strategists forecast Brent at USD 49 per barrel in the March quarter. Wholesale inflation rose sharply to 1.88 per cent in July from 0.90 per cent in June 2017, mainly on account of turnaround in prices of food articles, especially vegetables. Retail inflation jumped to 2.36 per cent in the month, chiefly driven by hardening of prices of sugar and confectionery items, pan, tobacco and intoxicants. The Reserve Bank in its policy review meet this month has lowered its key lending rate by 0.25 per cent, a move which is likely to translate into lower interest rates for home, auto and other loans as also boost economic activity.
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core inflation is likely to normalise back to 4.7 per cent by March. “In sum, inf lation should stay well within the RBI’s 2-6 per cent mandate. We thus continue to expect the RBI MPC to cut rates by a final 25 bps on December 6,” BofAML said in a research note. There is, however, a rising risk of a monsoon failure in endAugust, which in turn might spike agflation, pushing March CPI inflation to 5 per cent levels and delaying the final RBI rate cut to February, the report said. Moreover, lower inflation is also expected on the back of weak growth and low ‘imported’ inflation. Under the new Monetary Policy Framework, the RBI aims to contain inflation at 4 per cent with a
Alemla, project director, RD Block DRDA as the chief guest on August 21. The store is exclusively for members of SHGs under VLO Diphupar to sell their products. Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest lauded VLO Diphupar for their noble initiative and encouraged them to expand their venture in the future. While warning the members against the common trend of constantly changing business, she said, “in every venture there is failure but there is also a light at the end of the day. So don’t get discouraged midway but keep the focus and push ahead.” She also assured all possible help to VLO Diphupar. Also speaking at the inauguration programme, Imok, BPM, NSRLM
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Mumbai, Aug 21 (PTI): The rupee pared its most of early gains to end marginally up at 64.14 against the US currency due to some dollar demand from importers and corporates. The rupee had opened with modest gain of 10 paise at 64.05 per dollar but later traded in a tight range in absence of any fresh macroeconomic clue, dealers said. Emergence of strong dollar demand from importers later in the day weighed on the rupee that touched a low of 64.16 per dollar briefly in the last hour of trade. The domestic currency finally settled at 64.14, revealing a gain of one paisa over Friday’s close of 64.15. Selloff in the domestic equity markets also impacted the home unit. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) sold local shares worth a net Rs 1,983 crore today, as per provisional exchanges data.
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Malcolm Turnbull of inviting disaster, as it is an illustration of political immaturity, unaware of the seriousness of the current situation,” KCNA was cited as saying by the Guardian. In response to the warning from North Korea, Turnbull hit back on Monday, saying: “North Korea has shown it has no regard for the welfare of its own population, no regard for the security and good relations with its neighbours and no regard for international law.”
China blames Indian troops for Ladakh scuffle Beijing, Aug 21 (IANS): China on Monday blamed Indian troops for a scuffle between the two Armies in Ladakh sector and said it had complained to New Delhi. Beijing said Indian soldiers started the trouble, causing injury to Chinese soldiers near the Pangong Lake. On August 15, when Indian troops tried to stop the Chinese from entering the Indian side of the boundary, the Chinese started pelting stones, Indian officials said. Indian soldiers then retaliated. China had a different account of what happened. “According to our information, on August 15, the Chinese border troops conducted normal patrol on the Chinese side of the LAC (Line of Actual Control)
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around Pangong area,” Chinese Foreign Ministr y spokesperson Hua Chunying said. “During this process, the Indian side took some violent actions and injured the Chinese border personnel. This has violated the consensus between the Indian and Chinese side in relation to the border issues.”
Nigeria to intensify fight against Boko Haram: Prez Abuja, Aug 21 (IANS): Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday said his government will work to reinforce and reinvigorate the fight against terror group Boko Haram, which is attempting attacks on soft targets. Buhari, in his first official broadcast to the nation since returning from a 104day medical vacation in London, urged security agencies not to let the successes achieved in the last 18 months in the fight against Boko Haram be a sign to relax, Xinhua news agency reported. “Terrorists and criminals must be fought and destroyed relentlessly so that we can live in peace and safety,” said the 74-year-old retired Army General and former head of the military government. Nigeria last Tuesday launched a military force to enhance the security network against Boko Haram, particularly in the northeast region. Named “special mobile strike force”, the troops deployed from various mili-
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40 civilians killed in US-led airstrikes in Syria Damascus, Aug 21 (IANS): At least 40 civilians were killed and dozens injured in airstrikes by the US-led coalition on neighbourhoods in Raqqa city of Syria, the media reported on Monday. The airstrikes targeted residential buildings while clashes continued between the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Islamic State militant group on the outskirts of the city, Xinhua news agency reported. The Syrian opposition announced earlier reaching an agreement with a Russian military delegation for a ceasefire between opposition fighters and regime forces in western Qalamoun.
FELICITATION Sothunümi Clan, Rachü Khel, Viswema Village congratulates Dr. Hovithal N Sothu, S/o Lt. Vihoto Sothu Deputy Director Administrative Training Institute, Nagaland for being selected for the award of Governor’s Gold Medal 2017 as announced in the 71st Independence Day celebration on the 15th August 2017. We appreciate the way you untiringly and with integrity carry forward your official duties. Your exemplary life will go a long way to encourage the younger generation to tow the right path. It is the prayer of Sothunümi that our God almighty bless you abundantly. May He continue to use you for his Glory. K-2672
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The Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khong (KNSK), extend our profound gratitude to Smti. T. Manli Konyak for obtaining Governor’s Award, 2017 for her excellent performance in Art & Handicraft. This success brings laurels, and encourages younger generations and womenfolk towards the field of Art & Handicraft. We wish her the best ever in future. B. Lomei M. Neangmai President, KNSK Jt. Secretary, KNSK
We the Wanching Village Council on behalf of the Wanching Village would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude towards all individuals, departments and organizations for the support and help during the Combat against the outbreak of a Viral disease which claimed one life and left more than hundreds infected. We acknowledge the moral and prayer support we received, all the help in cash and different kinds. Special thanks to: 1) Shri. Imkong L Imchen, Hon’ble Minister H&FW 2) Shri. Y M Yollow, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary Agri. 3) Shri. MC Konyak , Ex-Minister. 4) Shri Menokhol John, Principal Secretary H&FM 5) Dr. N Bendang Yanger, Principal Director DHFW 6) Shri. Honje Konyak, Deputy Commissioner and Chairman District Health Society, Mon. 7) Shri. Yangba Konyak, Sr. SP Mon 8) CMO Mon and DPMU Staff Mon 9) MS District Hospital Mon. 10) Executive Engineer PHE Mon 11) Shri. Relise Sangtam, SDO© Wakching. 12) Shri. Pongba Konyak, Mob 13) District Control Cell a) Dr. Akaba Jamir, Deputy CMO b) Dr. Supongmenla Walling, DPO (RCH&UIP) c) Dr. Tiasunep DPO ( RNTCP) d) Dr. Limatula DVPO e) Shoiang BPM Wakching 14) State RRT Team a) Dr. Nyan SPO IDSP b) Dr. Leamnyei Dy Director NHM c) Dr. Lanusenla MO State IDSP d) Dr. Akum MO IDSP Mokokchung 15) Field Participants (Doctors) a) Dr. Nyemwang MO Wakching b) Dr. Lauba MO MMU c) Dr. George Thirah ZLO d) Dr. Kuotho MO Wanching e) Dr. Nyemnyei MO Angphang f) Dr. Samuel MO Changlangshu g) Dr. Bongmoi MO Tangnyu. h) Dr. Chimang Paul MO (Paed) i) Dr. Shokwang MO PHC Chen j) Dr. Kumkuiba MO IDSP Mon 16) NURSES a) Chingkap ANM Wanching b) Kepuchemden ANM Wanching c) Meingnyei ANM Phuktong d) Meyilong ANM Tuimei e) Alam ANM Mission Center f) Sungjembenla ANM LOngwa g) Zuvelo ANM Wakching h) Wanyong ANM Shiyong i) Azho GNM MMU j) Longshibeni ANM Chingtang k) Hanna ANM S/Wamsa l) Sentila ANM S/Mokok m) Tabitha ANM L/Sheanghah n) Beilong ANM T/Chibgnyu o) Thungbeni ANM T/Chingnyu p) Loune ANM Longching q) Sakubenla ANM Wakching 17) IEC/BCC Team a) Moe Bonnei Konyak DPM b) Leeyan Chemshy Media Officer c) Pongchai BPM Tobu d) Seyivicha Solo BPM Phomching e) Hengkai BPM MOn f) Loche BPM Aboi g) Alem BAC Phomching h) Minching BAC Wakching 18) Vehicle Utilised a) Ambulance Wakching b) Ambulance Phomching c) Ambulance Chingkao d) Ambulance Longjang Mokokchung e) MMU Gypsy f) SHP Gypsy g) RRT Gypsy h) Director CMO Gypsy i) Dr. Shokwang Gypsy j) ZLO Private k) DEF Mon Ambulance Sumo. 19) PHC Wakching. 20) Wanching Union Mon. 21) Wanching Students Union. 22) Wanching Youth. 23) Wanching Baptist Church. 24) Wanching Baptist Women Department. 25) Wakching Town Bumeinok Mission Board. 26) Wanching Chingphoi Union Kohima 27) Tamlu Union Mon 28) S Ayong 29) J Pheangna 30) Mr & Mrs. H. Yupong. Naginimora 31) Mr.&.Mrs.P. Jamang . 32) Mr & Mrs Konnyei. 33) Rama Rao. Managing Director Manu Energy System Dikhu Hydro project. 34) Yongang Ex VDB Secy. Wakching and all well wishers from Mon. God Bless All. (P Lowang Konyak) (T Leiwang) VDB Secretary Wanching Chairman Wanching Village Council
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M a d r id, A u g 2 1 (IANS): The hunt for the driver who killed 13 people in the Barcelona attack has been extended across Europe, a Spanish government official said on Monday. Officials confirmed that Younes Abouyaaqoub, a 22-year-old Moroccan national, was the driver of the van which ploughed into a crowd in Las Ramblas boulevard on Thursday. At least 130 were injured in the attack. Catalan Interior Minister Joaquim Forn told a radio station that authorities were coordinating with police across Europe but there was no indication that Abouyaaqoub had left the region. “This person is no longer just being sought in Catalonia but in all European countries, this is an effort by European police,” Forn said. Police set up 800 vehicle checkpoints and tripled the number of officers working on anti-terrorism operations after the attack, but the fugitive continues to evade them, the Guardian reported.
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Turnbull said Australia called on all countries to “redouble their efforts, including through implementation of agreed UN security council resolutions, to bring North Korea to its senses and end its reckless and dangerous threats to the peace of our region and the world”. This is the first time that Pyongyang singled out the Australian government for criticism. The North Korean Foreign Ministry official accused Turnbull of abandoning his opposition to Donald Trump’s confrontational stance towards Pyongyang, and reminded him that Australia had paid a high price for its involvement in previous US wars, according to KCNA. “Australia followed the US to the Korean war, the Vietnamese war and the ‘war on terrorism’, but heavy loss of lives and assets were all that it got in return,” it said.
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Pyongyang, Aug 21 (IANS): North Korea has warned Australia that it has committed a “suicidal act” by committing its troops to help the US in any conflict over Pyongyang’s nuclear programme and by joining military exercises with US and South Korean forces. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull earlier this month vowed that his country’s military would fight alongside the US if the latter was attacked by North Korea. He said last week that Australia and the US were joined at the hip on defence matters. Citing an unnamed official from the North Korean Foreign Ministry, KCNA said Turnbull’s show of support for Washington, coupled with Australia’s participation in the military drills, had left the country open to unspecified “counter-measures of justice” by North Korea. “This is a suicidal act
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Jerry Lewis: US comedian dies aged 91 in Las Vegas NBC Chumu holds singing competition E Bollywood celebs pay n t e r t a i n e r Je r r y Lewis, one of Hollywood’s most successful comedians, has died aged 91. A family statement said he died of natural causes at his home in Las Vegas on Sunday morning. Lewis’s 10-year partnership with Dean Martin saw them star in 16 films and achieve huge box office success. He became the highest-paid actor in Hollywood, chalking up hits such as The Bell Boy, Cinderfella and The Nutty Professor. Other notable successes included The King of Comedy in 1983, in which he played a talk show host stalked by Robert de Niro. Fellow celebrities paid tribute as news of his death broke. Whoopi Goldberg called it “a gain for heaven, but big loss for comedy”. Star Trek actor William Shatner tweeted that the world was “a lot less funnier today”. Actor Jim Carrey, whose comedy style was strongly influenced by Jerry Lewis, said: “That fool was
no dummy. Jerry Lewis was an undeniable genius an unfathomable blessing, comedy’s absolute. I am because he was!” There were also tributes from the daughters of Lewis’s longtime associates Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. “Dear Jerry, Dad will be as happy to see you as I’m sad to see you go. Give him one of your bear hugs for me. I’ll always love you,” tweeted Nancy Sinatra. Deana Martin also wrote on Twitter: “I’m heartbroken at the loss of our life-long friend (Uncle) Jerry Lewis. I’ve loved him all my life and will miss him greatly.” The White House later released a statement praising “the extraordinary life of one of our greatest entertainers”, adding that Lewis “touched the lives of millions”. “Jerry lived the American Dream - he truly loved his country, and his country loved him back,” Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement posted on Twitter. Lewis was born Joseph Levitch in Newark,
New Jersey, to RussianJewish parents who were both in show business. He started performing on stage at the age of five alongside his parents. Lewis teamed up with Dean Martin in the late 1940s, acting the goofy sidekick to Martin’s suave persona. Over the next 10 years they appeared in nightclubs, on television and in movies, but their partnership ended with a bitter split. In the early 1970s he made the infamous Holocaust drama, The Day the Clown Cried, about a clown thrown into prison and eventually used to entertain children and lead them into the concentration camp gas chambers. It
remains unreleased. Lewis was also the host of a long-running telethon which raised many millions of dollars for muscular dystrophy. In 1995, he became the highest-paid star in Broadway history as Mr Applegate in the musical Damn Yankees. He also won acclaim as a writer. In his later years, however, he courted controversy with racist and misogynistic jokes, and in 2007 he was forced to apologise after making an anti-gay slur during a telethon. In an interview, Lewis once said the key to his success had been in maintaining a certain child-like quality, but added: “I’ve had great success being a total idiot.” “I look at the world through a child’s eyes because I’m nine,” he told Reuters in 2002. “I stayed that way. I made a career out of it. It’s a wonderful place to be.” Lewis also achieved great popularity in France where he was hailed as “le Roi du Crazy” (“the King of Crazy”). He was inducted into the Legion
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The demise of “The Nutty Professor” star Jerry Lewis at 91 has had Bollywood celebrities like Rishi Kapoor, Anupam Kher and Madhur Bhandarkar revisiting their memories of the legend, who made generations laugh with his talent. Here’s what the celebrities tweeted: Rishi Kapoor: The greatest face maker, truly legendary, the man responsible for my smiles and laughter -- “Jerry Lewis” bids adieu! A true genius. Anupam Kher: Jerry Lewis was not only a great comic actor but did lot of charity for underprivileged children. He added laughter to our tears. RIP Sir. It was my honour to receive Legionnaires Of Laughter award by Jerry Lewis house in NY. Will surely continue to follow his great work. Abhishek Kapoor: Another great artist gone forever. Safe travels legend.
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he first Nepali gospel singing competition for Nepali churches in around Dimapur was organized by Nepali Baptist church Chümukedima youth department was held on August 20 at the church premises. Speaking as the guest, Tow n B a p t i s t C h u r c h Chümukedima, youth director, Kezha Shuya said music plays an important role in a youth’s life and encouraged each participant to glorify the Lord with their own God given talents. The main motive behind the event was to nurture and provide platform for the upcoming singers,
teenagers and musicians of Gorkha Christian youths in Dimapur and help them develop their musical skills. The music ministry of youth department also aimed to make use of music to strengthen friendship and to bridge the gap between the Gorkha community by worshiping and praising God. The contest was of two categories solo singing (Karaoke) & solo Acoustic singing. All together ten contestants from different churches took part in the event. In the acoustic category Sarina Poudel of
Nepali Baptist fellowship Jharnapani was adjudged as the winners while Doray Sreshtha of Nagamese Baptist Fellowship Chumukedima and Suraj Giri of Nepali Baptist fellowship Lalmati were adjudged as the first and second runners up respectively. While in the karaoke category, Yeshi Thapa of Duncun Town Nepali Baptist Church emerged as the winner while Dipak Sunar of Gorkha christian Church Darogapathar and Simon Sunar of Gorkha Baptist church 4th Mile were placed in the first and second runners up respectively.
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that it wouldn’t appeal to everyone. “It was kind of our punk rock, heavy metal, progressive ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’, if you will,” he said. “And there’s been people who’ve praised it as the greatest album that they’ve heard, and there’s been fans and people that, just truly, it’s over their heads and they don’t get it. And that’s what making music’s all about. I can’t honestly say with a straight face that every Avenged Sevefold album is my favorite. But I see the beauty in all of it. You always have to try new things, and that’s the one thing that we’ve learned from all the greats — every album isn’t gonna be every fan’s favorite, but as long as you keep switching it up and making new
fans, it’s really about being persistent.” According to Zacky, Avenged Sevefold has never paid much attention to its detractors, many of whom lambast the band for everything from “looking like Hot Topic catalog model rejects to “not really even being metal at all.” “From Day One, we’ve always gotten backlash for certain outlandish ideas that we’ve had and presented,” Vengeance told The Salt Lake Tribune. “That’s also kind of been the driving force that’s pushed us forward. A lot of people have ideas and opinions on what Avenged Sevefold should be or what we should do, and I think our No. 1 rule is to always make sure we never listen to any of that and to always do what we believe.”
uring a brand new interview with Newsmax TV, outspoken conservative rocker Ted Nugent spoke about getting to spend some time in the Oval Office with President Donald Trump back in April. Nugent and fellow Detroitbred musician Kid Rock were joined in the White House by Sarah Palin, the former Alaskan governor and GOP vice presidential nominee, who posted photos of the visit on social media the following morning. Asked if he had any one message that he wanted to impart to the American people based on his meeting with the president, Nugent said, “Yes, I do, and it’s probably the most important message that a citizen can convey via the opportunity and the privilege and the honor to get to know the president in the Oval Office, in that environment that is a sacred grounds, really. He emphatically impressed upon my wife Shemane and his guests that, number one, he really cares. He was unguarded. We talked about the important things in life, like Chuck Berry music and killer guitar tones. And he was interested in my hunting conservation lifestyle. He was interested in the dialog that I’ve had with working-hard, playing-hard, great Americans who make sacrifices and take risks to be in the asset column for their family, their community
and this great country. He knows those people. He’s one of those people. I know what it takes to be a successful businessman and to create jobs and to hire people and to make things and to provide services and quality products for a quality of life. He understands that risk taking. He understands the sacrifice that working American families have to put up with fifty weeks a year so they can have two weeks of soul-cleansing, recreating time so they can get back to work. Most emphatically, I think, he understands that he works for ‘we the people’ and will be guided by the Constitution and the Bill Of Rights.”
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The Wokha, Humtso, Elumyo Senior Youth Welfare Forum (WHESYWF) had successfully organised the third General Conference at Wokha Village on 19th August 2017 under the theme “Progress through unity” with Er. Orenvungo S. Ovung SDO (Electrical), Wokha as the theme speaker. Short speeches were given by Thungchibemo Murry, Chairman Wokha Town Wokhai Union, Yilobemo Humtsoe, Chairman Humtso Union Wokha Town, Tsomomo Tsanglao, (on behalf) Chairman Elumyo Union Wokha Town and Dr. Chumben Murry, Former Minister, Government of Nagaland. Shri. Thungben Kikon, Pastor WVBC and Shri. Chibenthung Humtsoe Asst. Pastor said the invocation and benediction respectively. The Mites also enthralled the gathering with a special song. The lunch for the day was provided by the Lt. Vungrhomo Murry tsoerui (descendents) Youth C/Khel, Wokha Village. Altogether 812 members registered attendance for the meeting and pledged to remain as a single entity at all times. The WHESYWF expressed gratitude to various NGO’s, individuals and well wishers for their support during the programme. Media Cell Wokha, Humtso, Elumyo Senior Youth Welfare Forum (WHESYWF) DC-1973
The Village Council Zani, Dimapur extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Lakha Koza, S/o Ngolo Koza and Zonie-o Koza, Commandant 14th NAP Bn. (IR) Kiphire a bonafide member of our village for receiving the prestigious President's Police Medal for meritorious service on 15th August 2017. It is our prayer that our Almighty God continue to bless and guide you in your future endeavour. DC-1965
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is scouting in four states of the region including Meghalaya, Assam, Manipur and Mizoram. NEUFC will sign some international talent but not 30 plus players, said Abraham. “We are looking for 24, 25 year old boys. Our coach Joao Carlos Pires de Deus believes in fast football, young football and very physical football and that is what we wanted it to be. It is not about winning the ISL tomorrow but it is about having a long term vision,” he said. On NorthEast United FC’s Centre of Ex-
cellence, the Bolloywood actor said the partnership with Shillong United FC (formerly known as Royal Wahingdoh FC) should have been done in the first season of the ISL. “I say this because it is a technical partnership and actually it is grassroots that we are concentrating on with Shillong United. Dominic (the owner of Shillong United FC) especially understands that process and the needs of NEUFC,” John Abraham said. On Shillong Lajong offloading its holding in Northeast United FC, he said, “the lesser the better at this point of time. It was co-partnership in the team and it didn’t work out. We have learnt from our mistakes. I rather not look back at the past but rather look forward and see the advantages that I have with the Shillong United.” Noting that Shillong is the hotbed of football in the northeast and northeast being the hotbed of football in India, the North-
East United FC owner said, “We feel that being in Shillong is very advantageous for us.” “The Shillong Premier League is the most progressive league here and a lot of players are playing 20 to 33 games which is fantastic. We are in the right place and in the right time,” he added. Stating that his Club and Shillong United FC vision is to have its own football infrastructure in Meghalaya, Abraham said, “we want the centre of excellence to be the ‘go to place’ not only in Meghalaya but in the whole of India.” On his future plans of setting up NorthEast United FC women’s football team, Abraham said, “Yes very much. That’s something (women’s team) we got on our cards but our first plans right now is to get under 13. We will take one step at a time. Right now, we are not equipped to go so fast. But whatever we do, we will do it rightly.”
Special Olympics gets $1mn for Mission Inclusion
New Delhi, Aug 21 (IANS): Special Olympics Bharat has joined hands with the Lions Clubs International Foundation to launch a national partnership titled Mission Inclusion Bharat here, receiving a $1 million grant for an initial period of three years. The Mission Inclusion service will support inclusive programmes for individuals with intellectual disabilities as part of a multilateral commitment to forge full social inclusion. Commenting on the programme, Mary Davis, CEO of Special Olympics said, “Together, we have a most unique opportunity to bring this population out of the shadows and into the light of their families, neighbourhoods, communities, and nation. “Through “Mission Inclusion”, and under the guidance and support of the Aruna Abhey Oswal Trust and Lions Clubs International Foundation, we have the chance to amplify the voice of our athletes, and bring this urgent message to the world.”
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Players of Government High School, Akuluto town and 5 Assam Rifles.
Dimapur, Aug 21 (NPN): 5 Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (North) organised a friendly football match for the locals of
Chare village on August 19 with the theme ‘Drug Free Nagaland.’ The match was organised to extend an opportunity to the locals to showcase their talent in
sports and provide motivation to talented players. The match was played between team of Government High School, Akuluto town and troops of 5 Assam Rifles.
NEW DELHI, Aug 21 (PTI): The sports ministry has ordered an enquiry into reports that national campers at a Sports Authority of India (SAI) centre in Bengaluru were using a broken container for ice bath and also sought a report from the Sports Authority of India. It has been reported that members of the junior Indian hockey team were using a broken plastic water tank for an ice bath at the centre.
“The ministry has ordered an enquiry. After assuming charge as the sports minister during his visits to different SAI Centres in the country, Vijay Goel had emphasised the need to upgrade SAI Centres to provide the best facilities to the players practicing or getting trained at SAI Centres across India,” a sports ministry official said.
Neymar stars as PSG beat Toulouse Paris, Aug 21 (IANS): Neymar seemed to be everywhere as he rejuvenated French football club Paris Saint Germain in its comefrom-behind 6-2 victory over Toulouse, his second match for the squad, this time at the Parc des Princes here. On Sunday, the home squad scored four times in the last 15 minutes of play, and Neymar, apart from scoring twice, participated in two of his team’s other goals and provided two assists. The Brazilian had scored on his debut outing in PSG’s 3-0 win at Guingamp last week, after joining the squad from Barcelona for a world record 222 million euros ($262 million) The Brazilian superstar clearly showed his emotions before the opening of the match as the stadium observed a moment of silence for the 14 people killed in the terror attacks in and near Barcelona last week. But it was the visitors who got on the board first with a tally in the 18th minute by Max Gradel. Then it was Neymar’s turn just after the half-hour point taking advantage of a shot by Adrien Rabiot to score. Four minutes later, Rabiot once again combined with Neymar and the Frenchman scored from 18 meters, beating out Alban Lafont for Toulouse, and after that point PSG settled down substantially but never lost control of the match. Twenty minutes before the final whistle, after Italian Marco Verratti was red-carded, PSG was left with just 10 men on the
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Late Mr. TSILISE SANGTAM, Steering Committee Member (STATUS) & Ex-ANGH, S/o Late Sehopi Sangtam was born in Chimonger Village under Tuensang district, then NEFA/Free Area. He was in the Naga National struggle for freedom for the last 66 years. A fearless and truthful national worker who sacrificed and devoted all of his life for the cause he strongly believed in. He served in various capacities both in Regional and National level. As a Ceasefire Peace Committee member, represented NEFA/Free area in the 6th round of Indo-Naga Political talk during the reign of Prime Minister Late Mrs. Indira Gandhi in 1967. 1951 : Selected as NNC youth member 1952 : Elected as NNC Executive member 1953 : Elected as Vice President (Youth) and in the same year elected President (Youth), NNC 29th March 1954 : Elected as Vice-President Parent body and in the same year elected President, NNC Parent body 1954 to 1956 : President, NNC Parent body th 30 March 1956 : Appointed as ANGH, NNC FGN United Sangtam Region (USR) April 1961 : Appointed as Pangtong, NNC, FGN United Sangtam Region 1964 : Elected as TATAR cum Peace Council Member, NNC FGN 1987 : Elected as TATAR cum Mendenpeyu, NNC FGN USR 1988 : Elected as TATAR cum Regional President and mendenpeyu, NNC FGN USR 1991 : Elected as TATAR cum Mendenpeyu NNC FGN United Sangtam Region 1993 : Joined NSCN/GPRN 1994 : Appointed as Political Organiser (PO) NSCN United Sangtam Region 17th May 1996 : Appointed as Advisor to the United Sangtam Region (USR), NSCN Year 2010 : Appointed as Steering Committee Member (STATUS) till his last breath. K Y M C
pitch, although that didn’t seem to affect them at all Then - after Neymar was fouled - Uruguayan Edinson Cavani fired a penalty kick in from 11 meters, making it 3-1. Christopher Jullien took advantage of a misplay to score again for Toulouse a few minutes later, knocking in a header for 3-2. Neymar helped get the
ball to Javier Pastore, who smashed one into the twine in the 82nd minute, only to be superseded by a fabulous goal by Layvin Kurzawa, helped by the Brazilian once again. Then, it was Neymar who put the icing on the cake in extra time with a great solo finish for the final result as PSG stayed undefeated.
1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of Kilangnungsang Ozükum 22/08/2017
A year has passed but it feels like only yesterday that you were with us. We miss you deeply, still your memories are within our hearts and our lives. May you rest in peace. "The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away, may the name of the Lord is to be praise" DP-8352
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We the family members would like to thank those who supported and comforted us through prayers, materials and financial assistance during the illness and at the demise of Lt. Khezeto Shohe on 7th August 2017. We regret our inability to mention each and every individuals, churches, organizations and well wishers but it is our prayer that Almighty God bless you all for your kind and good deeds. DP-8415
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We the bereaved family members of Late TSILISE SANGTAM wish to express our deepest appreciation to all those organisations and individuals who had been our constant support financially, spiritually and physically during the prolonged illness and at his sad demise. Your act of love and kindness will be forever engraved in our hearts and will be cherished forever. Our special gratitude to : 1. Mr. Th. Muivah, Ato Kilonser NSCN/GPRN 2. Mr. Khole Konyak, Vice President NSCN/GPRN 3. Steering Committee Members NSCN led by its Co-convenor Mr. Zarsie 4. Kilo Kilonser Mr. Hukavi Awomi NSCN/GPRN 5. Medical Kilonser NSCN/GPRN Mr. Zhehoto 6. Council of Nagalim Churches (CNC), NSCN 7. Eastern Naga National Workers Union (ENNWU), NSCN 8. United Sangtam Region (USR) led by Steering Committee members, Kilonsers, Dy. Kilonsers, Tatars & CAO 9. Mr. Imtilemba Sangtam, Minister Co-operation, Relief & Rehabilitation, Nagaland 10. Mr. Kipili Sangtam, Minister, Power, Nagaland 11. All public leaders, contractors, bureaucrats of United Sangtam 12. CIHSR/Referral doctors, nurses and staff 13. United Sangtam Likhum Pumji (USLP) led by its President Mr. Yonghopi 14. United Sangtam Baptist Lithro Ashimükhong (USBLA) led by its Executive Secretary Rev. C. Lima 15. Akheta Sangtamlarü Thsingmüjang (AST) 16. Sangtam People Forum Dimapur District (SPFDD) 17. Sangtam Union Dimapur 18. Sangtam Union Diphupar 19. Sangtam Students Union Dimapur 20. Sangtam Baptist Lithro, Dimapur 21. Sangtam Baptist Lithro, Diphupar 22. Chimonger Union Dimapur 23. Tsithrongse village council, Dimapur 24. Sangtam Baptist Fellowship, Diphupar B 25. Chang Baptist Church, Diphupar B 26. Chang Baptist Fellowship, United Village 27. Chungliyimti Fellowship, Dimapur 28. Chimonger Baptist Lithro, Chimonger 29. Ayampong Baptist Lithro, Chimonger 30. Chimonger Village Council 31. Chimonger Suro Dhumpi (CSD), Chimonger 32. Chimonger Yangdong Akhirü Amülong (CYAA) 33. Chimonger Union, Longkhim 34. Chimonger Union, Tuensang 35. Sangtam Union, Mokokchung 36. Trongar Range Councils, GB’S and Churches 37. Kiding range Councils, GB’S and Churches 38. Longkhim–Chare area DB’S and GB’S union 39. Longkhim Defence GPRN/NSCN (Unification) 40. Chongtor Village Council 41. Sangsomong Baptist Lithrolarü 42. Alisopur village Council 43. Yimrup Village Council 44. Litem Village Council 45. Longkhim-Chare Area Mongzar Tsuptu We regret our inability to mention each and every individual’s name; it is our humble prayer that Almighty God bless you and your family for your good deeds.
Neymar was the star of the show as Paris Saint-Germain overcame Toulouse 6-2 at home in Ligue 1.
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Shillong, Aug 21: Bollywood actor and Indian Super League (ISL) franchise NorthEast United Football Club (NEUFC) owner John Abraham Monday batted for home-grown players rather than signing international footballers. “I honestly believe we need to create heroes in our own country,” said the actor while adding that “NorthEast United FC could be any other team tom-toming about big signings but that is not going to be our focus points. Our focus is to create our own heroes.” “I would like at least 70 per cent of my players to come from north east. I think it is very important for us to develop our own home-grown players and heroes,” he added. The Bollywood star was in Shillong on Monday to oversee the centre of excellence as the NE United FC in partnership with Shillong United FC
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Real beat Deportivo in La Liga opener
Casemiro celebrates with team-mates after scoring Real Madrid’s second goal during their La Liga match against Deportivo.
M a d r i d, A u g 2 1 (Agencies): Real Madrid’s winning streak shows no signs of abating as the European champions began their defence of La Liga with a comfortable 3-0 win at Deportivo la Coruna. Gareth Bale, Casemiro and Toni Kroos were on target for the visitors, but Madrid`s night at La Riazor ended on a sour note when captain Sergio Ramos was shown the 23rd red card of his Real career. Ramos could have been dismissed earlier in the second-half when he only received a yellow card for a slap on Deportivo defender Fabian Schar. However, he tied a record for 18 red cards in La Liga with a second booking for an elbow on Borja Valle in the dying embers of the match. Deportivo were left to
rue two big opportunities missed by Florin Andone in the first 10 minutes, whilst the Romanian international also saw a late penalty saved by Keylor Navas. Real were lucky to escape unpunished from a slow start. Navas flew to his left to turn And one’s first effort from a narrow angle to safety, but should have been beaten when the forward fired straight at the Costa Rican when clean through moments later. There was no way back for Deportivo once Madrid took the lead on 20 minutes as Bale pounced on Karim Benzema’s scuffed shot to fire into an unguarded net for his first goal of the season. A wonderfully worked team goal followed six minutes later as Real moved the ball all over the pitch before Marcelo`s low cross was
turned home by Casemiro. Bale turned provider for Real`s third just after the hour mark as Kroos’s deflected effort from the edge of the box found the top corner. Andone missed another chance for a consolation when his poorly hit spotkick was easily turned behind by Navas two minutes from time before Ramos saw red. Madrid move to the top of the table thanks to their better goal difference ahead of Barcelona
Barcelona get off to winning start
Barcelona made a winning start to their La Liga campaign by defeating Real Betis on an emotional night at the Nou Camp. The Spanish giants were playing for the first time since the terror attack in the city on Thursday
Pune City sign Brazilian winger Marcelinho
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Pune, Aug 21 (IANS): Indian Super League (ISL) franchise FC Pune City on Monday secured the services of 2016 edition’s golden boot winner Marcelinho. The Brazilian winger, who has plied his trade in Spain, Greece and Italy, represented Delhi Dynamos FC in the last season. In his 15 appearances, the South American scored
10 goals and made five assists. FC Pune City CEO Gaurav Modwel was excited about the new addition to his team. “Marcelinho has a great appetite for scoring and caused some serious damage to other teams’ defence in ISL last season,” he said in a release. “He is a busy player on the pitch, always in the
thick of things - setting the pace, assisting and finding the back of the net.” In his career spanning almost a decade, Marcelinho has represented Atletico Madrid B, Getafe B, Greek clubs like Skoda Xanthi F.C., Atromitos Athens, Kalamataamong among others. Head coach Antonio Habas said: “Marcelinho is one of the most accomplished attackers we have seen in Indian Super League. He has the versatility to play on wings as well as in front of the net along with great pace to match his abilities. “These qualities will be of great help to the team and hope we can achieve results that we aim for in the coming season.” On donning the orange and purple, Marcelinho said that the prospect of working with Habas was a cause for him joining the Pune side.
and both teams paid their respects to the victims with a minute’s silence before kick off. Barcelona took the lead in the game when Alin Tosca deflected Gerard Deulofeu’s cross into his own net. Sergi Roberto then swept in a second. It was a much-needed result for Barcelona after a difficult start to their season. Forward Neymar left the club to join Paris St-Germain in the summer before they were beaten 5-1 on aggregate by rivals Real Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup. Lionel Messi, the focal point of the Barcelona forward line in the absence of Neymar and the injured Luis Suarez, hit the woodwork three times as he pursued his 350th La Liga goal. But it was former Everton forward Deulofeu who made the difference, providing the assist for Roberto’s goal after his cross had led to the opener. There was a defiant attitude among the 56,480 suppor ters inside the 99,000-capacity stadium after Thursday’s events. Chants of “we are not afraid” rang out around the Nou Camp after the minute’s silence, while there was a banner in the stands that read “No-one can ever break us”. Both teams also wore black armbands, while Barcelona’s shirts had the city’s name on the back, rather than the players’ surnames, in tribute to the victims.
Bad start for India at Wrestling Worlds Paris, Aug 21 (IANS): It was a bad start for India as all four wrestlers-- Yogesh Yogesh, Gurpreet Singh, Ravindar Khatri and Hardeep -- lost their opening round matches in the Greco-Roman category at the World Championships here on Monday. In the 71 kilogram category, Yogesh was outplayed by Takeshi Izumi 1-3 while, in the 75 kg category, Gurpreet Singh lost to Mindia Tsulukidze of Georgia 1-5 to bow out of the meet. Among the other grapplers, Ravindar, in the 85 kg category, was thrashed by Viktor Lorinca of Hungary 0-8 and Hardeep lost to Vilius Laurinaitis of Lithuania 2-5. But if any of the wrestlers, who defeated the Indian players reach the final round, the Indians will play the repechage rounds for the bronze medal.
Pacquiao, Horn set for title rematch Brisbane, Aug 21 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : B oxe r Manny Pacquiao will return to Brisbane this year for a Battle of Brisbane rematch with world title holder Jeff Horn, Lord Mayor Graham Quirk has confirmed. “Now this has been talked about for some time, negotiations have been happening,” Cr Quirk said. “I have had a meeting earlier [on Monday] which has confirmed that Manny Pacquiao will definitely be in Brisbane this year for a rematch with Jeff Horn.” The Lord Mayor said the opportunity for the rematch rested with the legendary Filipino boxer, who lost the last fight in July at Lang Park. The announcement follows a meeting last weekend between Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, Tourism Minister Kate Jones, promoter Dean Lonergan of Duco events, Top Rank Inc and Horn. Cr Quirk said the details around a renewed contract were still being worked through. “We are in a position now where Brisbane Marketing will be reengaged to get involved in the negotiation process,” he said. “But the good news is that Manny Pacquiao will definitely be here to fight Jeff Horn this year.”
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KFL 2017: United 16 FC thrash league leaders Khriekesa FC 6-0
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Ko h i m a , Au g 2 1 (NPN): A hat-trick from Longkhoi helped 6th placed United 16 FC thrash league leaders Khriekesa FC 6-0 on Monday to keep the Kohima Football League (KFL) title race alive. C a pta in Jona tha n Koso opened the account for United 16 in 5th minute. Khriekesa FC never recovered from the goal deficit as United 16 FC fired four goals in the second half with Wanghe scoring a brace and Longkhoi scoring a hat-trick in 33 minutes time to complete the riot. Wanghe scored the goals in the 47th minute and 61st minute while Longkhoi scored in the 57th, 85th, and 92nd minute to become the second hat-trick scorer of the league. The best chance for Khriekesa FC came in the second half when Ruokuovolie hit the woodwork but there was no comeback as United 16 sealed the victory. Sloppy defense from Khriekesa FC side helped United 16 to score six goals in a match. Despite the defeat, Khriekesa FC remained on top with 10 points from 5 games, United temporarily rise up to 2nd place with 8 points. T h r e e p l aye r s o f Khriekesa FC namely Kekhriengulie Usou, Kekhriese Ciesotsu, Ke-
The match between Power Comm (Red) and Forerunners FC on Monday. (NP)
viriituo Usou were cautioned with yellow cards for unsporting behaviour. In the second match, Forerunners’ FC registered their first win of the league by defeating Power Comm 2-1. Power Comm took the lead through Nyithong Magh in the 44th minutes but in the second half, captain Seyiekhrietuo scored the equalizer goal in 54th minute for Forerunners’ and Avilie added the second goal in the last minute to secure three important points for Forerunners’. With two draws, two loss and a win, Forerunners’ FC moved above Power Comm and temporarily
sits in the 5th place with 6 points from 5 games, on the other hand, Power Comm slipped to the bottom of the league with 4 points (three loss, one draw, a win). Kekhrie of Forerunners’ FC and Velukho Rakho, Senpenlo Kath of Power Comm were cautioned with a yellow card each during the match. Engineer Keviletuo Yiese, president, Kohima Village Gazetted Officers’ Krotho was the match patron. Today’s matches 1st match: 1:00 pm New Market FC Vs Addax FC 2nd match: 3:00 pm Ziekezou SC Vs Nagabazar FC
Dimitrov wins first Masters 1000 title
Cincinnati, Aug 21 (Agencies): Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov won his first Masters 1000 title by beating Australia’s Nick Kyrgios in straight sets in the Cincinnati Open final. World number 11 Dimitrov, 26, broke once in each set to beat his 22-year-old opponent, ranked 23rd, 6-4 7-5. Kyrgios, also attempting to win his first Masters 1000 title, hit 31 unforced errors as he was outplayed. Kyrgios was the youngest Cincinnati finalist since Novak Djokovic in 2009. But he could not reproduce the brilliance he displayed in beating world number two Rafael Nadal in the quarter-finals. And, with the second set poised at 5-5, the Australian hit his fourth double fault of the match on deuce, before sending a wild forehand over the baseline. Dimitrov served out the final game to clinch the biggest win of his career
as he prepares for the US Open, which starts on 28 August. “In the big picture, it means a lot to me,” said Dimitrov, who went through the tournament without dropping a set. “I’m pretty confident after that. This is what I’ve been practising for. I’m going to enjoy it for a day or two but then it’s back to the routine and prepare for the US Open.”
Muguruza claims women’s title
In the women’s final, Wimbledon champion Garbine Muguruza thrashed world number two Simona Halep 6-1 6-0. Had she won, Halep would have replaced Karolina Pliskova at the top of the world rankings but the 25-year-old was beaten in just 57 minutes. After beating Britain’s Johanna Konta in the semifinal, Halep hit 20 unforced
Grigor Dimitrov won his maiden Masters title with a straight sets victory over Nick Kyrgios.
errors and struggled to find any rhythm. Czech Pliskova, a semi-final loser to Muguruza, will remain world number one by a five-point margin over Halep as Muguruza moves up to third. “I played so badly and she played so well. I am sorry for this match,” Halep said. “I got dominated. I couldn’t control the points,
that’s why I got down in my confidence.” Muguruza said she felt “a little bit bad” for Halep but was “happy” to now be seen as the favourite for the US Open title. She added, “It doesn’t always happen that you win a tournament and then go ahead and win a Grand Slam, but I’m happy to have the confidence - it beats not having it.”
Australia win 2017 FIBA Asia Cup
Australian players celebrate after being crowned FIBA Asia Cup 2017 champions.
B e i r u t, A u g 2 1 (IANS): Australia was crowned the FIBA Asia Cup 2017 basketball champions following a 79-56 victory over Iran in the final, while South Korea clinched the third place with a win over New Zealand 80-71. Australia started the game as they meant to go on, jumping out to a 12-2
lead and convincingly controlling the contest the rest of the way on Sunday, reports Xinhua news agency. Brad Newley had his best game of the tournament to lead Australia, finishing with 18 points, Daniel Kickert had 14, whilst Mitch Creek had another game in double digits with 12 points.
Hamed Haddadi had 18 points to lead Iran, and was joined by Behnam Yakhchali as the only other player in double figures with 10. Australia kept pressure up in second quarter, pulling away in the lead up to halftime with an 11-1 run as they got fast break opportunities from Iran’s turnovers and saw success
pulling Haddadi away from the basket. Australia had a commanding 43-26 lead at the break, behind 8 points from Newley. It took two and a half minutes for the lead to balloon to 20 in the third period from which point it was relatively plain sailing. A final surge from Iran saw them get the deficit down to 11 in the final minutes of the third, but it was as close as they would get with Australia dominating the start of the fourth to seal their fate. In the game for third place that was played earlier, South Korea’s Ung Heo had 20 points; Sekeun Oh had 14 points and 8 rebounds, whilst Junyong Choi had his best performance of the tournament with 14 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists. New Zealand had 22 points and a couple of thunderous dunks from Finn Delaney, with Reuben Te Rangi adding 18.
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