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Vol XXVII No. 259
DIMAPUR, thursday, august 24, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00
Muslim group says SC triple talaq ruling violates Shariah
Rooney retires from intl football
Seoul wants to improve ties with Pyongyang
natinoal, Page 5
sports, Page 12
international, Page 9
NE states ignore SC directive
NEW DELHI, AUG 23 (AGENCIES): The Narendra Modi government is likely to go a third– and possibly final– Cabinet reshuffle in the second week of September. A total of 45 ministers took oath when the Modi government came to power in the summer of 2014. The Cabinet has already witnessed two rejigs– one in November 2014 and the second in July 2016. The third one, scheduled for next month, is said to be the last major reshuffle before the 2019 general elections. After this, the sole focus will be on electoral preparations in 2018, which means the ministers in-charge of the new departments will have less than a year’s time to prove their prowess. In recent months, Modi’s Cabinet members have been burdened with additional portfolios. Soon after the Goa Assembly elections in March and the return of former Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar to his state as chief minister, Arun Jaitley had to fill his shoes. Then came another round of vacancies in both the Information and Broadcast Ministry as well as in the Urban Development ministry, owing to Venkaiah Naidu becoming the vice president. Those posts were filled by Smriti Irani and Narendra Tomar, respectively.
approached. “A tribal organisation issued a memorandum, which was addressed to me and published by the newspapers. However, I haven’t received it. Unless I receive anything in writing, I cannot act on it. I haven’t applied my mind to it…” “I don’t know the position in the states of the Northeast. The Supreme Court has given a verdict and it is now a law. But how far it is applicable in our state, I don’t know,” Acharya told The New Indian Express on August 19. That day, contents of the purported representation by the Nagaland Tribes’ Council (NTC), which the governor was referring, demanding the removal of 26 parliamentary secretaries and nine advisors of the state, were carried by local dailies. The NTC claimed that it had submitted a copy of its memorandum, addressed to the Governor, to the office of the chief secretary on August 18, a day ahead of its publication. “If I receive a request from any group or person, only then can I see to it. The governor cannot act based on newspaper reports or oral requests. Any memorandum
CM condoles demise of Rishang Keishing
Hanging bridge over NPF political impasse: AYO AIPUND joins nation-wide protest river Chathe opened warns antisocial elements
Curfew along Intl border under Mon
MON, AUG 23 (NPN): District Magistrate Mon, W. Honje Konyak in an order promulgated Section 144 CrPC (night curfew from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m.) within the 3 km belt along the International Border (Indo-Myanmar) under Mon district with effect from August 22. The prohibitory order will be enforced for three months-till November 22, 2017.
This is it!
“Imagine Rs.19 crore was drawn against this 2.5 km-road. That’s around Rs.24,000 per running feet.” K Y M C
Newly constructed hanging bridge over Chathe river.
DIMAPUR, AUG 23 (NPN): Over a month after RCC Steel Girder Bridge over Chathe River collapsed in Dimapur, a hanging bridge close to the collapse site was opened for general public on Wednesday. The Joint Action Committee (JAC) consisting of members from about 15 affected villages reportedly collaborated with various agencies, villagers and government
departments and carried out the bridge construction works. In a press release, JAC secretary K Lokho said that the bridge was opened after holding a thanksgiving service led by Rev Dr. P Dozo. At the service, pastor Sadem, Ao Baptist Church Naga United Village, read out the Bible while JAC convenor Kuthoku Shijoh proposed vote of thanks.
NPN Adds: As per the Constitution (91st Amendment) Act, 2003-- the number of ministers in the small states are restricted to 20% of the strength of the house. Interestingly, in Nagaland 81% of MLAs now have the status of a minister. This means that there are 21 ministers (12 ministers and 9 advisers with cabinet status) and 26 as ministers of state (parliamentary secretaries) out of 47 MLAs, excluding speaker. It may be recalled that the Nagaland Tribes Council had issued a 7-day ultimatum on the Governor, to act upon the SC directive by dismissing those holding unconstitutional posts. NTC had also told Nagaland Post that if the Governor failed to act, they would opt for taking legal means-- like filing PIL in the court. According to report, at 31, Arunachal Pradesh has the highest number of parliamentary secretaries. It is followed by Nagaland with 26 such offices, Meghalaya (17) Manipur (12) and Mizoram (7). While Tripura has never appointed a parliamentary secretary and the present BJP-led government in Assam has also not appointed any till now.
NNPGs resolve to exempt Naga entrepreneurs from taxation
GUWAHATI, AUG 23 (AGENCIES): Even after the Supreme Court had struck down the Assam Parliamentary Secretaries (Appointment, Salaries, Allowances and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act of 2004 and categorically pointing out that the state Assembly was not competent to pass such an Act, so far no state in the Northeast has implemented the apex court’s order. Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Mizoram and Meghalaya, which had appointed around 93 parliamentary secretaries as a matter of political convenience, were yet to implement the Supreme Court judgment. According to the New Indian Express (TNIE) report, Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya, who also holds additional charge of Arunachal Pradesh, said he had not yet applied his mind to the judgment. While admitting that parliamentary secretaries are appointed to keep a party intact, Acharya said he would act on the SC judgment only if he received any grievance, in writing, from an organisation, individual etc. He said he would do, whatever was possible constitutionally, if
D I M A P U R , AU G 2 3 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, in a condolence message to Khatingla Keishing and family, expressed deep pain over the demise of one of India’s oldest parliamentarians and former chief minister of Manipur, Rishang Keishing on August 22. Zeliang said late Rishang Keishing, a senior leader of the Congress party, was a colleague, a friend and a brother whom he regarded as one of the most dynamic and veteran statesman from Northeast India. At this hour of grief, Zeliang joined by his family, offered sincere condolences to the bereaved family members and well-wishers and prayed that Almighty God bestow unending comfort and solace to bear the loss of the great leader and also for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.
has to be given in writing and signed by the aggrieved party. However, I am concerned about it (SC judgement) and if any representation comes to me, I will consult my legal advisors, locals etc,” Governor Acharya said. But the opposition Congress in the state claimed that it had submitted a representation to the Governor in the last week of July demanding the removal of parliamentary secretaries and advisors. “When we went to Raj Bhavan, the governor was in Arunachal. So, we submitted a copy of the Supreme Court judgment along with our representation to his secretary. But now that he said he has not received it, we will remind him through a letter in a day or two and seek his reaction,” NPCC president, K. Therie said. There is a perception that if the parliamentary secretaries in the Northeast are axed in deference to the SC judgement, it could trigger a political crisis in the states. The BJP is a constituent in Nagaland’s ruling alliance while it rules Arunachal and Manipur. The Congress is in power in Meghalaya and Mizoram.
Modi to go for one last Cabinet rejig
DIMAPUR, AUG 23 (NPN): Angami Youth Organization (AYO) on Wednesday said it was utterly dismayed by the present political impasse within the NPF that has led to many unwarranted and ugly scenario of law and order situation in Kohima. In a press note, AYO president, Neinguvoto Krose and PRO, Petevito Nakhro said the impasse has put public peace and welfare at stake. In this regard, AYO has warned all to take note of this statement as the “final warning” and not to create any unwarranted situation. “Our concern is public security, protection of life and properties,” AYO said, while unequivocally condemning “the act of cowardice, hooliganism and goons prowling around perpetrating fear psychosis, intimidation and threats by certain anti social elements.” It has therefore appealed to the law enforcing agency to
immediately book the thugs under appropriate section of law. AYO said it has taken note of the recent sporadic incidents with caution-- “Benjamin Newmai, commissioner & secretary NLA threatened at his residence on August 11; Kelei Zeliang, secretary (RD) perpetrated with psychological threats on August 21, Shots fired at hotel Vivor on August 21.” AYO made it clear that “once efforts are exerted, it would be easy to rein in these gangsters.” The youth body has warned the miscreants once and for all to refrain from such diabolical acts to avoid public wrath. In the event of developing situations, AYO said it would be holding the presidential council meeting at the earliest. AYO has requested all Angami village unit presidents and executive members to be prepared for the event, and for which the time and date would be communicated and published at a later date.
DIMAPUR, AUG 23 (NPN): In a significant move, the six Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) on Wednesday resolved to exempt Naga entrepreneurs from taxation. “The NNPGs have resolved that while free donations from our people will be solicited, Naga entrepreneurs shall henceforth be exempted from taxations. This step is taken in order to enable Naga youths to confidently pursue and strengthen social fabric and build economic platform for the future,” NNPGs stated through its media cell. However, NNPGS said that “joint ventures and partnerships between Naga and non-Naga entrepreneurs shall not be exempted in any manner.” NNPGs said it has taken note of many Naga youths claiming ownership of business houses and discreetly being paid monthly protection fee by non-Naga businessmen. This practice must be stopped immediately, NNPGs asserted. It expressed dismay that educated and talented Naga youths were being reduced to playing the role of bouncers and security guards of non-Naga entrepreneurs. In this regard, NNPGs have warned of strict action against those business houses keeping Naga youths as watchdogs and bogus owners. Maintaining that the present time was, politically, most critical for the people of Nagaland, particularly the younger generation, NNPGs said that a viable economy was the key to future generation of Nagas. For over a year,
NNPGs said that the group had been engaged in threadbare discussion among themselves and had met all the tribes and minority communities of Nagaland. The group extended appreciation to all civil societies for understanding the common issue and freely and frankly expressing the desire of the people. It said Naga struggle was a reflection of a people’s strength, fuelled by political will and desire to determine their own future. Beginning from 1951, NNPGs said contribution and donation of the people towards the common cause had been a free expression when the Naga people chose to oppose occupational forces. In recent decades, division and killing among the Nagas have dented the people’s confidence, it added. As the level of corruption has skyrocketed in the present day, NNPGs said it was not uncommon to see civil societies expressing displeasure over the chaotic state of affairs. Working Committee formed: It further informed that the six NNPGs have taken a major step in forming the “Working Committee” (WC) as per the people’s demand. “The political demand of our people must be met and therefore the six Naga political groups are prepared to march forward and seek a political solution that is acceptable and honourable for our people,” NNPGS said while seeking prayer support and solidarity of the people at this critical juncture.
AIPUND members at the protest in Kohima, Wednesday. (NP)
Correspondent
KOHIMA, AUG 23 (NPN): All India Postal Union, Nagaland Division (AIPUND) on Wednesday joined the nationwide strike called by the National Federation of Postal Employees (NFPE) by staging demonstration at its office complex here. AIPUND divisional secretary, Daniel Domeh, told Nagaland Post that
more than 1000 employees from 44 departmental offices in urban areas and 278 rural branch offices participated in the protest. The one-day strike was called to press for fulfilment of ten-point charter of demands including implementation of recommendations of Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS) committee report. Among other demands, the NFPE has demanded
filling up of all vacant posts in all cadres of department of posts; membership verification of GDS and declaration of result of regular employees membership verification; payment of revised wages and arrears to the casual, part-time, contingent employees and daily rated mazdoors as per 6th & 7th CPC and settle other issues of casual labourers; provision of CGHS facilities to postal pensioners also as recommended by 7th CPC and implement five days week working for operative staff in the postal department. Meanwhile, NFPE has congratulated the members for making one day strike on a “grand success”. Out of 10 demands, NFPE said that three demands have already been settled by the department. India Post has over 1.55 lakh post offices of which more than 1.39 lakh are in the rural areas.
CCF, CSCFM resolve on Naga issue NH team calls on CM Transportation schedule for ACAUT rally DIMAPUR, AUG 23 (NPN): Concerned Citizen’ Forum (CCF) and the Concerned Senior Citizens Forum of Mokokchung (CSCFM) have resolved that the Aos should continue to stand by previous commitments of the community giving mandate to the NSCN/GPRN (I-M) collective leadership during the last several political consultative meetings on “Indo-Naga political matter” for negotiating with government of India and to bring early settlement honourable and acceptable to both the parties. A joint statement issued by 16 signatories stated that the above was resolved at a joint meeting of CCF and CSCFM held on August 17, 2017, which discussed about the present political situation in Naga society. The meeting while noting that “since the nego-
tiation is nearing to arrive at a final conclusion” reiterated that “it should be based on futuristic aspects of the Nagas as per Framework Agreement signed between the Government of India and Collective Leaderships on August 3, 2015 in New Delhi.” The CCF and CSCFM said final solution should be inclusive of all the stakeholders to pave the way for a long lasting peace in future. The two bodies asserted that a time has come for all Naga civil societies to remain united and play constructive roles led by the Naga Hoho in the peace process. At the meeting, it was also realised that “the participation of the Ao community in Naga Hoho be strengthened overcoming their shortcomings, because the Aos cannot remain silent without participating in the apex body of
Naga civil society that was started in Mokokchung town.” M e a n w h i l e, C C F and CSCFM said they discouraged mushrooming of “state-centric groups and their slogans based on narrow approach that promotes divide and rule policy in Naga society.” The signatories included Temjenkaba, advocate, ex-president, Ao Senden; Prof Lanunungsang (Rtd); L.B.Namo, advocate, former legal advisor, Ao Senden; Prof Sangyu Yaden, former president, Ao Senden; Aoshingang; S.Bur Lkr; Temjen Paul, former general secretary, Ao Senden; Tsupong Longchar, former general secretary, Ao Senden; Moatemsu; Dr Lanu Lkr; Limasashi, former assistant genera; secretary, Ao Senden; Moa Emchen; Tsuknungmeren; Pangerzulu; Imkongangba and Bendangnukshi.
DIMAPUR, AUG 23 (NPN): A seven member Naga Hoho (NH) team, led by its president, P. Chuba Ozukum called on chief minister, T.R. Zeliang at his office chamber and discussed about several issues including the Naga political issue, a CMO communiqué stated. Interacting with the NH team, Zeliang maintained that all Naga Political Groups should be taken onboard before a final solution to the protracted Naga problem was arrived at. He said Naga Peace process must not be taken up simply for political mileage in the upcoming 2018 Election, but must be based on sincerity in letter and in spirit. Zeliang also expressed his desire for early solution saying-“Solution should come at the earliest possible date so that every Naga can live with permanent peace in our land.” He said there is no problem that cannot be solved. “We must seek public opinions and suggestions to move ahead taking the voice of all stakeholders onboard,’ he added. (Cont’d on p-8)
DIMAPUR, AUG 23 (NPN): ACAUT has issued the schedule for transportation services in view of the proposed mass public rally on August 25. ACAUT Nagaland through its media cell has requested all participants to proceed to the venue in advance, considering the traffic situation in Dimapur. The participants are also requested to avail the free pickup and dropping service extended by the Dimapur District Auto rickshaw Drivers’ Union and Dimapur District Pick-Up Van Owners & Drivers Union. Further, ACAUT has requested all participants to flag down autos and pick-ups with posters without any hesitation for dropping purpose at the rally venue. Pick-ups would be stationed at important places-- old Dhansiri Bridge; Kuda Village, Purana Bazar, St, John School junction, Firing junction, Burma Camp/Veterinary Colony; Nepali Khashiram/Rangapahar; Signal Junction, near Sub-Urban PS; DDSC Stadium, and DC office junction. All the autos and the pick-ups on transportation duty will be displayed with posters, it said. For assistance, ACAUT said that the volunteers would be at the site by
1 p.m. In addition, ACAUT said other prominent speakers for the rally would be from the CNTC, KCCI, AKMWP, IBAPO, IMTN and DUCCF. Meanwhile, ACAUT has expressed gratitude to all the bikers from-Nagaland Motorcycle Club, United Riders Motorcycle Club, The Tribe, and the United Royal Riders’ Club along with various solo riders who took part in the bike ride on Wednesday to create awareness for the rally. Further, ACAUT has requested every participant to come with their own banners and posters.
CNTC units asked to attend rally Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) has informed all its constituent units-- Ao Senso Telongjem Dimapur, Lotha Hoho Dimapur, Western Sumi Hoho and all student bodies under CNTC platform to attend the ACAUT rally on August 25. In an appeal CNTC called upon “every right thinking citizen to join the rally, unless they have some ulterior motive.” It also urged every civil society, who truly works for the cause of the people to join, or their existence would have no meaning at all. K Y M C
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Nagaland producing 2,571 MT fish against 26,000 MT
(L-R) Kevisa, Imkonglemba, Mhabemo and Neitho-o at skill upgradation programme at Hotel Japfü, Kohima on Wednesday. (NP). Correspondent
KOHIMA, AUG 23 (NPN): Nagaland is facing fish deficit by 70% as the annual production of fish was only 2,571 metric ton against the demand of 26,000 metric ton. This was revealed by agriculture production commissioner, T. Imkonglemba Ao, during the inaugural programme of the two-day skills upgradation programme on “recent advances in development of aquaculture and fisheries” under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas yojana (RKVY 2016-17 ) organized by department of fisheries Nagaland at Hotel Japfü, Kohima on Wednesday. In this regard, Imkonglemba called upon the fishery department and fish farmers to produce more fish with the available resources. He urged the department of fishery to lead the farmers, to educate and empowering them by implementing vari-
ous fishery programmes to increase the fish production and to achieve the vision of Agriculture target 2022. Encouraging the farmers to use locally available fish food, he also briefed them on the important role of co-ordinating and facilitating between the department and farmers. Addressing host of fishery department officials and progressive fish farmers from all over the state, Imkonglemba asked them to re-think, re-generate and re-evaluate to be a contributor to the society. Secretar y fisheries department, T. Mhabemo Yanthan, advised the participants to go back home and teach others the knowledge they have acquired in the training and contribute something to the community. He also challenged the farmers to produce more fish and export it as well adding that people of Nagaland should not depend on others.
news in brief ANHTU Peren unit executive meeting: All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) Peren unit has convened an executive meeting on August 26 at 10 a.m. at GMS Jalukie Town Sector A. All executive and area representative have been asked to attend the meeting. Tsg DPDB emergency meeting: District Planning & Development Board (DPDB), Tuensang has convened an emergency meeting on August 28 at 11a.m. at DC conference hall for finalization of LADP 2017-18 schemes for Tuensang district. All the DPDB members have been asked to attend the meeting. NPF 2 Dmu II A/C meeting: NPF 2 Dimapur II A/C has convened a meeting on August 26 at 10a.m at Westside conference hall DC court junction. All the parents body women wing, youth wing and farmers wing office bearers have been asked to attend the meeting. Suruhuto/Asuto area apex meeting: Suruhuto/ Asuto area, apex bodies committee has convened a meeting on clean and fair election of 33 A/C Suruhuto/Asuto on September 15 at 10 a.m. at RD block VDB conference hall, Suruhuto town. President and secretaries of SAKH, SRSU, CLF, SBAK Aizuto, Nito Mount, Asuto and Suruhuto, NCRC, STH, 29 village council chairman’s, SAPO, SAVDBA have been asked to attend the meeting. DCCI annual general meeting: Dimapur Chamber of Commerce and Industries (DCCI) has convened its annual general meeting on August 26 at 2 p.m. at Hotel Saramati. All office bearers, advisor, associations and unions affiliated to DCCI have been requested to attend the meeting. WSH joint meeting: A joint meeting of Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) judicial board and Western Sumi Kukami Hoho (WSKH) judicial board along with the GBs of Khehoi village, Aqahuto Area GBs Union and Western Sumi elders has been convened on August 26, 10 a.m. at WSH Hiyam, Chekiye village. ANHTU emergency meeting: All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) office bearers have convened an emergency meeting on August 26 at 11 a.m. at HSSPK Burma Camp Dimapur (ANHTU advisor’s resident) with unit presidents and advisors. All concerned have been asked to attend the meeting. ANGPTA Kiphire general session: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers’ Association (ANGPTA) Kiphire has convened its general session on August 30 at 10 a.m. at Hopongkyu memorial Hall Kiphire town. All government primary teachers under Kiphire district have been asked to attend the meeting. DNNRE informs: Dimapur Nkonjan Nyiro Range Ekhüng (DNNRE) has informed all the DNNRE members to attend the declaration programme of Nyiro range public organization on August 26 at 10 a.m. at Nyiro Government High School compound. All the concern members have been asked to attend the launching programme. NCSU lauds 4th NAP: Nagaland Contractors’ & Suppliers’ Union (NCSU) Head Office Kohima Nagaland had lauded commandant 4th NAP and his jawans for construction of foot bridge at new secretariat road saying it is an eye opener for all departments and organisations. Corrigendum: The photo caption with regard to Hotel Vivor incident should be read as “handiworks of paid miscreants of the political adversary of Neiphiu Rio...” and not as rendered. K
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In a keynote address, director of fisheries Nagaland, Kevisa Kense, said under “Blue Revolution”, the department has enhanced the advance technology, new born, renovation, rejuvenation, procurement of fish seeds, etc. He said, the government of India has sanctioned 820 lakhs for the year 2016-2017 with which the department has been able to developed 50 hectares of new ponds and able to procured fish seeds and inputs for the new ponds development. Kevisa said this skill upgradation programme would enhance the fish production in the state with the knowledge from the resourceful persons. Head of department, College of Fisheries, Central Agricultural University Tripura, Professor, Dr. R.K. Majumdar, said people in the north east region should utilise their resources to the fullest as they face shortage
of fish. To enhance fish production, he advised the fish farmers to opt for ecoculture fishery rather than “capture fishery”. The programme was led by additional director of fisheries, C. Imtitongzuk Longkumer, dedicatory prayer was said by Kohima Lotha Baptist Church, associate pastor, Mhonchumo S Lotha while vote of thanks was proposed by deputy director of fisheries, Neitho-o Kuotsu. In the technical session, department of fish health and environment, College of Fisheries, Lembuchema Central Agricultural University, assistant professor, Dr. Himadri Saha, spoke on “overview and status of fisheries development in the country-issues and challenges”, “fishery resource management in rivers of Nagaland” and “ fish disease outbreaks , their control and treatment in respect to the NE region”. Dr. R.K. Majumdar spoke on “advances in fish processing technology” and “value added products”. Dr. HimadriSaha also handed over the “Best Fish farmer 2017” award to Kevilezo Kense of Dimapur. On August 24, principal scientist and head fisheries division ICAR Barapani complex Umiam Meghalaya, Dr. Sanjay Kumar Das and department of Aquaculture College of Fisheries, Raha Assam Agricultural University, Professor, Dr. Sushanta Borthakur would be the resource persons.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, august 24, 2017
ZAPO writes to DoSE over locked school D I M PA U R : Z u k e t s a Area Public Organization (ZAPO) has expressed concer n over the locking down of Government High School, Zuketsa under SDEO Pfutsero for the fourth time by “landowners” due to failure of school education department to adhere to the “landowner’s resolution”. A press release by ZAPO general secretary, Rite Khutso, informed that ZAPO along with village council chairman and his colleagues and head GBs of Leshemi, Lasumi and Zapami villages met the principal director of school education on August 22 where they submitted a representation. The representation was counter signed by ZAPO, president, Ngupelo Therie, Leshemi village council chairman, Wezhiepe Sara, Lasumi village council chairman, Lonyichu Pradia and Zapami village council chairman, Zewekha Wetsa on behalf of the people of the entire area. The area leaders expressed their displeasure over the way the department was “suppressing the voice of the people as well as denying the rights of the landowners”. Further, ZAPO has appealed the government to review the committee decision taken by the directorate of school education in order to bring an amicable solution so as to avoid any problems in the future. It said the department would be solely held responsible if any unpleasant incident(s) arose out of the issue.
Organisations support ACAUT rally Kuzhami Christian DIMAPUR: Organizations have come out in support of the Against Corruption and Unabated Taxation (ACAUT) public rally scheduled to be held on August 25 at Super Market, Dimapur. DUCCF: Dimapur Urban Council Chairman Federation (DUCCF) has called upon all the councils, colony leaders, women, youths and public of urban area as well as the neighbouring villages to attend the rally. In a press release, DUCCF media cell has urged every able men and women from 15 to 90 years to be part of the historic moment. DUCCF has also urged the non Naga brothers and sisters under ward 17 & 19 area to participate in the rally. Meanwhile, DUCCF has appreciated the Dimapur Auto Union (DAU) for extending yeoman’s service and further informed the public to avail the free auto-rickshaw service to the venue. DDCF: Dimapur District Citizens’ Forum (DDCF) has extended support to the rally. In a press release DDCF media cell has appealed all to support and attend the rally for the good cause. DEEHA: Dubagaon, Ekarani Pathar, Eralibill,
Hollohon and Aoyimti Villages (DEEHA) joint village council has expressed its solidarity towards the proposed “mother of all rally” organized by ACAUT. In a press release by chairman and secretary DEEHA has directed all the GBs, VCCs, VCMs and general public within DEEHA jurisdiction to actively participate in the rally. Meanwhile, DEEHA in a meeting on July 31 has reiterated its earlier resolution to ban/ refrain from collecting any forms of NPGs taxation from the general public. KCCI: Kohima Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) has fervently appealed to all the trading community and well wishers from Kohima district to uphold and support ACAUT rally by attending the rally. CPO informs: Chakhroma Public Organisation (CPO) apex body of Chakhroma, the traditional landowner of Dimapur district has reaffirmed its resolution to support any movement against corruption and injustice in Nagaland. CPO has urged every citizen of the district to participate in ACAUT rally in order to order to call out the corruption and injustice that is exploiting the society.
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worship service
D I M A P U R : Ku z h a m i Baptist Church Kohima has informed that, the Kuzhami Christian worship service has been scheduled on August 27 at 1 p.m. at Chakhesang Baptist Church Minister’s Hill, Kohima with pastor, Kuzhami Baptist Church Kohima, Rev. Neikko Mero as speaker.
40 A/C Bhandari cong elects new team
DIMAPUR: 40 A/C Bhandari congress held a meeting on August 22 and elected its new team led by Er.Nzamo Patton as president, Konathung Ezung as general secretary along with thirteen other executives.
ASU issues ‘students code’
DIMAPUR: Angami Students’ Union (ASU) has issued a “students code” keeping in mind the wellbeing of the students after several detrimental activities were brought to light. In a press note, ASU president, Visako Rino and general secretary, Vizokho Zhashumo while seeking cooperation and support of all, said that the code would also cover other factors. ASU has “students code” as follows: • Any students found in alcohol joints, cyber cafes or any other places in uniforms are unacceptable during the school hours. Proprietors of these joints would be equally penalized. Students roaming about in uniforms during school hours will be thoroughly checked and monitored. • Any student in uniform found indulging in any immoral activities shall be penalized both inside and outside the school. Students have been warned of strict action if any threat or any form of disrespecting teachers etc. • Students forming gangs and involving in gang fights would be dealt with seriously. Parents, teachers and the public have been asked to report of any such gang activities and to discourage the same. • Students in uniform found/ reported taking any intoxicants or any form of abusive substances will not be tolerated and strict action would be taken against defaulting students. • Students in uniform, below 18 years, have be warned of action if found driving. Angami Students’ Union has reaffirmed the standing resolution in regard to the usage of government vehicles for dropping and picking up of students from schools-- totally prohibited and would be penalized. • Students have been advised to dress appropriately and decently. • Any cases of abuse amounting to harassment of students shall not be tolerated. • Concession of students transportation fare by taxis and buses to be strictly adhered to. Any cases of breach or denial of concession should be reported immediately.
• Angami Students’ Union has banned sale of any tobacco products in and around educational institutions’. Violators would be liable of any action by the union. • ASU has taken note of some private colleges, schools and hostels, managed by individuals, charging astronomical fees with little or no facilities. Coupled with that, ASU said imposition of fines against failed subjects and absentees were prevalent. Therefore, Angami Students’ Union strongly warned that such practices in some institutions have been noted and necessary action would be initiated. • Tuition rates and private tuition fees: ASU has reiterated its resolution on tuition fee structure to be maintained and adhered to in all Angami jurisdiction till further notification. The tuition fee structure-- class 10 and below: Rs. 500 per students as monthly fee with 5 classes a week and minimum 1 hour for every classes; home tuition rate: Rs. 2000 only shall be charged as monthly fee with minimum 1 hour for every class. The ratio of Teacher/students for a single tuition batch should be 1:6. The above fee structure is strictly only for urban areas, Angami Students’ Union said and endorsed/directed all its units to formulate their own fee structure in their respective villages/jurisdiction. Those failing to comply with the norms would be severely dealt with, ASU said and requested all institutions within its jurisdiction to take note of the regulations. The public have been urged to notify Angami Students’ Union in case of any non-compliance. Meanwhile, the public have also been informed to contact ASU for any issues/query regarding the code through SMS or to contact the convener, Action Committee-- 8575770556/7085178381 Angami Students’ Union said it has also conducted an enumeration drive of the business enterprises in Kohima Town to collect a statistical data whereby a total of 3889 has been enumerated with a total of 905 Hindu proprietors, 635 Muslim proprietors, 2142 Naga proprietors, Others-195 and partnership oroprietors-115.
MCCI advisory against fake sales agents DIMAPUR: Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce and Industries (MCCI) has issued advisory to caution general public against fraudulent sales agents carrying out door-to-door sales in Mokokchung district. A press note by MCCI president, Tsukti Longkumer and general secretary, Limalenden Longkumer stated that it has come to the notice of the MCCI that some individuals of dubious identity had been selling counterfeit electronic and home appliances. MCCI informed that unassuming customers had been hoodwinked into purchasing fake branded
gadgets. It stated a case of two customers from rural area who had purchased fake branded LED television sets approached the MCCI along with the sellers seeking intervention of MCCI to settle their business deal. MCCI stated that the sellers admitted to the accusations levelled against them by the two customers. However, the matter was amicably settled between them with the customers returning the products and the sellers refunding them. MCCI said the sales agents may be part of a “huge network of highly organized counterfeit electronic products business
operating across the region, if not the whole country”. It stated the modus operandi of the fraudsters was that they go about door to door impersonating as military personnel going home on leave and selling CSD canteen products at half the price. MCCI said they do not produce any warranty receipts but somehow manage to convince the customers with their conniving yet shrewd sales antics. In this regard, MCCI has cautioned customers and the public against such fraudulent sellers of fake branded products and advised customers to buy from genuine registered sellers only.
CVC, MVC hold joint co-ordination meeting; adopts resolutions DIMAPUR: A joint co-ordination meeting was held between Changki Village Council (CVC) and Mekokla Village Council (MVC) on August 22 at Orija Salang Changki, wherein the councils adopted four-point resolutions and decided to form a “joint co-ordination committee” to address all issues concerning the two villages. A press note by MVC chairman, Nyamo Z. Yanthan and CVC, chairman, Arem Aonok stated that
four-point resolution was adopted after the members had shared views and opinions on various issues pertaining to mutual coexistence among the two neighbouring villages. In the meeting, the councils resolved to bury all past differences and reiterated the aged old relationships and promote unity and co-operation on all issues concerning the two villages. It resolved that Changki council would extend all possible help and
co-operation towards the restoration of Changki Mekokla road as requested by MVC. It also resolved to follow the formation of a “joint co-ordination committee” for addressing all issues concerning the two villages. The joint co-ordination committee was formed with Arem Aonok as Convenor, L. Manthungo Kikon as Secretary, and Imtinochet, Chentiraba and Nyamo Z. Yanthan as members of the committee. It also
resolved to vest the joint co-ordination committee to formulate programs on any developmental activities in consultation with the two village council. Earlier in the meeting, an invocation prayer was pronounced by Tekamari, a brief introduction of the proposed meeting was said by MVC, chairman Nyamo Z. Yanthan, who also presented a traditional Lotha scarf to all the GBs of Changki village council as a token of goodwill gesture.
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In support of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu All the A/C Office Bearers of NPF Party, Nine Primary Unit and Advisors of NPF 4-Ghaspani-1 A/C strongly support and shall remain loyal to the Naga People's Front (NPF) Party under the Presidentship of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, who was duly elected in the General Convention on 26th November 2014 and the same was reaffirmed on 30th of April 2015. This was resolved and reaffirmed in an emergency meeting held in the A/C office unity village near Green Park on 19/8/17.
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WEATHER FORECAST August 24
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Guwahati Mostly cloudy Imphal
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(Inset) Dr. Neikiesalie Kire. Contestants of Mr. & Miss at the introductory round. (NP)
Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , AU G 2 3 (NPN): Minister for Roads and Bridges (R&B), Dr. Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire has encouraged the students to learn to specialise in a particular field and excel in it instead of involving themselves in everything. He was speaking as the chief guest at the inauguration of Immanuel College new block-cum- 24th annual social day on Wednesday, at the college campus. Dr. Nicky cautioned that the students should not become “jack of all trades and master of none” instead they should concentrate in a
single field and be competent in it. He also encouraged the students to tap their talents, saying everyone has unique talents and that they should utilise it efficiently. Referring to the formal event theme “building blocks of success”, the minister referred to the students as the building blocks and teachers as the base. He said together they can build “blocks of success” for the college. Highlighting on the importance of acquiring right guidance to choose their profession, Dr. Nicky advised the students to gain more knowledge before opting for a career. He also asked them
to be cautious of deceptive peers and harmful activities as college was crucial phase of their life. On the importance of technology, he suggested the college to create their own website and provide a platform to alumni so that they could be in touch. “Time will come when you will have to pay back and contribute to the institution for what it has done for you”, he told the students. Dr. Nicky also lauded the college for securing 4th position in Nagaland in an assessment by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) held on September, 2016.
Bikers ride in support of ACAUT rally
Riders from various clubs gearing up for the Charity Promotional Ride at State Stadium, Dimapur on Wednesday. (NP)
from Dimapur and Kohima took part in the “Charity D I M A P U R , AU G 2 3 Promotional Ride” to create (NPN): Various biker clubs awareness and show their Staff Reporter
solidarity towards the proposed rally called by Against Corruption and Unabated Taxation (ACAUT) on Au-
gust 25. The joint collaboration of the bikers saw members from clubs including Nagaland Motorcycle Club, United Riders Motorcycle Club, The Tribe and United Royal Riders Club along with a good number of solo riders. Bikers numbering close to two hundred gathered at the state stadium, Dimapur at around 12 noon and started their ride to Chumukedima where the riders held a brief interaction with the public. The riders through the initiative appealed to the masses to participate in the ACAUT’s proposed rally for good governance.
Talking on the deplorable road conditions in Nagaland, the R&B minister said it was not possible to repair the roads within four to five months but added that he would try his best to repair at least the roads of district headquarters, latest by December, 2017. Brief report of the college was delivered by Immanuel College, principal, Th. Sharatchandra Singh, speech on behalf of the freshers’ was delivered by Beloi of BA 1st semester and invocation was pronounced by assistant professor, Vepu. Earlier, the inauguration of the college new block and unveiling of plaque was done by the chief guest in the presence of Dr. A Loso Chalai, Kapesa Chalai, dedicatory prayer was pronounced by Moa Baptist Church, 7th mile Dimapur, Pastor Rev. A. Pfokrelo. Later, the second session was held under the theme “Embracing cultural diversity” wherein guest artist, Hopong Naga made a special appearance. Students also presented various cultural items and Temsukokba Pongen and Ashu Ritse were adjudged Mr. & Miss Immanuel College 2017 respectively.
The NPF party leaders during the special prayer meeting at central office headquarter at Kohima on Wednesday.
DIMAPUR: NPF central office organised a “special prayer meeting” on Wednesday at central headquarters, Kohima and attended by hundreds of NPF party leaders. A press note by NPF central headquarters media & press bureau stated that while delivering a message based on Joshua 1: 5-9, MLA Dr. Chotisuh Sazo, urged party leaders to be strong and courageous like Joshua and stand with the truth. He reminded the gathering that God would never leave, nor forsake the people who remained strong and truthful. Maintaining that party workers were bound by the Constitution of India and the party constitution as well, the MLA said that there was no need to be
in a confused state as the constitutions would deliver judgment soon. While calling upon the party workers to uphold the word of God, he said that if they are in the right track, there was nothing to be worried about but to remain strong. In his message, DAN chairman, MLA, Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu, called upon the party leaders to be always honest and obedient in whatever they do. Quoting from the Judges chapter 6-7, the MLA said that “any battle is won only through prayer, belief, faith and trust in the Lord and no battle can be won by merry making or with numbers of soldiers.” Azo also said “as long as the party leaders are strong, courageous and united with the truth as our
RLA on land compensation DIMAPUR: Rengma Landowners’ Association (RLA) representing Kasha daho area (from 40km-47km Kohima to Wokha) has agreed to accept the land compensation without undertaking re-measurement exercise within its jurisdiction. This was informed in a press release issued by RLA treasurer Riga Thyug, VCC Kashanyishu, Kentuyhunlo Seb and RLA execu-
tive members Gwahilo Tep, Nthyuga Tep and Tesinbu Khing. It informed that the measurement was done in the presence of all stakeholders including landowners, village chairman, GBs of the area, all department concerned and administration. RLA has appealed the concerned authority to release the payment at the earliest to enable the work to start early.
weapon, nothing can break or defeat us.” NPF spokesperson, Achumbemo Kikon also asked party workers to have patience as the NPF party has not done wrong against any party or individual but only moving with the constitution. He said “sooner or later, the court, which is the guardian of the Constitution would favour us.” He also mentioned chief minister T.R. Zeliang and MP (LS) Neiphiu Rio group had nothing to produce before the court but only to adjourn and play delay tactics for the hearing. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by NPF vice president, Tsumongo Ovung while invocation prayer was delivered by NPF working president, Huskha Yepthomi.
DC & DEO Dmu informs
DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner (DC) and District Election Officer (DEO) Dimapur has informed that the draft list of polling stations for 1-Dimapur-I/ 2-Dimapur-II/ 3-Dimapur-III 4-Ghaspani-I/5- Ghaspani-II A/C has been prepared and published and made available for inspection in DEO office during office hours. It has informed that any objection or suggestions to the draft list should be made on or before August 30.
Training on YoCW underway in Longleng
DIMAPUR: Year of Construction Workers (YoCW) training for Longleng district organised by Directorate of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship in partnership with Zynorique initiatives and Youthnet got underway on August 21 PBCA center. In the inaugural programme,
deputy director, directorate of employment, skill development & entrepreneurship, Chiden Yaden said the training was organized to up-skill and re-skilled the participants. Introducing YoCW, Richard Belho from Zynorique Initiatives said the participants would be
skilled workers and would certified “assistant mason with 70% placement” after the training. Executive Secretary, PBCA, Y. Nukhlu Phom and deputy commissioner Longleng, Y. Denngann Avennoho Phom also spoke in the training. The training will culminate on August 26.
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Tobacco awareness programme at YMC
DIMAPUR: Programme on tobacco awareness under National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP) was organised at Yemhi Memorial College, Dimapur on Wednesday. The resource persons were social worker, Medongunuo Pienyu and district programme officer, Dr. C. Tetseo of NTCP. Addressing the students, Dr. C. Tetseo reminded the students that tobacco was the biggest cause of preventable deaths in the world today and that majority of youths were addicted to AHoDs, HoDs at the NEPEx training at ATI, Kohima on Wednesday. (NP) it. He also encouraged the Correspondent Kumar said the Na- pared to meet any even- principal to take the initiative and necessary measures galand armed police force tuality. KO H I M A , AU G 2 3 in disaster management, He said physical ex- in making the institution a (NPN): State chief secre- the village guards and the ercise (mock drill) would tobacco-free campus. tary, Pankaj Kumar was state disaster dedicated be held on August 30 for optimistic that over the forces in eight districts which a preparatory meetyears Nagaland has pro- could quickly respond to ing has been scheduled on DIMAPUR: Tobu Town duced good number of any disaster in the district. August 29 wherein a senior Students’ Union (TTSU) trained force in disaster He pointed out that officer from government has requested the executive management to swiftly re- NSDMA was conducting of India, general director engineer, PHED to restore spond to any disaster. the annual preparedness national disaster response the main pipeline as the He was addressing me- exercise by going through force was expected to assist source of entire water supdia persons at Administra- the guidelines for any even- in the exercise. ply (20 GI pipelines) for the tive Training Institute (ATI) tuality and also to strengthAfter the competition Tobu sub division has been Kohima on the sideline of en the participants, discuss of the exercise, Kumar damaged due to soil erosion two-day capacity build- and find out the means was optimistic that key on August 8. TTSU stated ing program for Nagaland of tackling during natural departments would be well that temporary pipeline was Emergency Preparedness calamity. prepared to meet any even- arranged by the public along Exercise (NEPEx) orgaTerming the training tuality. with PHED. However, it was nized by the Nagaland as successful, Kumar said The two days training washed away by heavy rain State Disaster Manage- many suggestions have concluded on Wednes- on August 13. It has asked ment Authority (NSDMA), been noted while main day and was attended by PHED to look into the matHome Department. agencies have been pre- AHoDs and HoDs. ter without further delay.
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I M P H A L , Au g 2 3 : Manipur government on Wednesday decided to accord state funeral to former chief minister and Rajya Sabha MP, Rishang Keishing, who passed away on August 22 in Imphal after a brief illness. He was 96 The funeral service will take place at 8 a.m. Thursday at MBC Centre Church, Imphal. Late Keishing served as Manipur chief minister from 1980 to 1988 and from 1994 to 1997 besides represented the lone Rajya Sabha seat from Manipur for two consecutive terms until he retired from active politics after his term at Rajya Sabha ended on April 9, 2014. He was declared death at around 8.15 p.m. due to multiple organ failure, by doctors attending him at the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) where he was hospitalized since July 1 after his health condition worsened. Hundreds of people including Governor Dr Najma Heptulla, political leaders and well wishers thronged at his Imphal residence at Mantripukhri to pay their last respect. Chief minister N Biren Singh, who is currently out of station is likely to
Sonowal seeks Rs 1,800 cr for revival of Assam paper mills New Delhi, Aug 23 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal Wednesday urged the Centre to release Rs 1,800 crore for revival of two paper mills in the state and early finalisation of a new industrial policy for the Northeast. During his meeting with Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, Sonowal requested him to release Rs 1,800 crore so that the two paper mills of the Hindustan Paper Corporation, Nagaon paper mill and Cachar paper mill, could be opened at the earliest. “I have told the finance minister that lives of two lakh bamboo farmers are involved with the future of the two paper mills in Assam. He assured me to consider the request sympathetically,” Sonowal told PTI. The chief minister also had a meeting with Nripendra Mishra, Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, and discussed with him about the early finalisation of a new industrial policy on lines of the now-defunct North East Industrial Investment Promotion Policy (NEIIPP) for maximising the growth potential of the state.
Rishang Keishing attend the state funeral service. As a mark of respect to the departed leader, Manipur government declared holiday on all government offices and educational institutions on Wednesday. In her condolence message, the Governor said that late Rishang had served the state and the people tirelessly throughout his life and his passing away was an irreparable loss which will be difficult to fill up. Condolence message of chief minister was read out where he remembered Keishing as one of the longest serving chief minister of the state. The chief minister said that late Rishang was a people’s man and a pragmatic leader. The veteran politician was one of the oldest parliamentarians of India, he added.
Condolence messages poured in from various organizations including NPCC over the demise of former Manipur chief minister Rishang Keishing, who passed away on August 22 in Imphal. He was 96. NPCC: Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) condoled the death of former chief minister and longest serving Parliamentarian Rishang Keishing. In a condolence note, NPCC president K. Therie said Keishing served as chief minister of Manipur for four times and was the oldest serving parliamentarian. He also served as general secretary, Nagaland Integration Council, after the 16 Point Agreement and contested as Integration Council candidate. He graduated from Calcutta university and served as teacher, head master, MLA, cabinet minister, AICC member, MP (Lok Sabha), MP (Rajya Sabha), deputy chief minister and chief minister, to name a few, NPCC said. He was also the last surviving member of India’s first post-1947 Parliament and on May 13, 2012
during celebration of the 60th Anniversary of the Indian Parliament, Rishang Keishing was felicitated as the only serving Member of the 1st Lok Sabha by a host of important dignitaries led by the President of India. Further, NPCC conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. TNSD: Tangkhul Naga Society, Delhi (TNSD) in a condolence note said that it was saddened on the passing away of Rishang Keishing, former chief minister of Manipur and former Member of Parliament. TNSD said Rishang was a respected national leader and a religious man. As a MP in New Delhi, the society said it had the privilege and honour to work under his counsel and patronage as the ‘Advisor’ to the TNSD. TNSD further said that it expressed “love and devotion” to Rishang for the leadership and guidance rendered to the Tangkhul population living in Delhi. TUK: Tangkhul Union Kohima (TUK) Nagaland has condoled the passing away of former Manipur chief minister Dr. Rishang Keishing on August 22 at RIMS hospital, Imphal. He left behind, his wife, four sons, two daughters and
Assam appeals China for sharing Brahmaputra data GUWAHATI, Aug 23 (Agencies): Crippled by three waves of devastating flood, Assam on Wednesday appealed to China to share hydrological data of Brahmaputra river, which flows through Tibet, with India to help state prepare for the oncoming disaster in advance. State education minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that according to central government, China for “mysterious reasons” has
not shared the hydrological data. “We appeal to China to share the data. We are formally writing to central government to continue persuading China to share the data so that we can take early measures in the event of flood,” Sarma said. The two countries have two ag reements signed in 2013 and 2015 on sharing of hydrological data of Brahmaputra river during monsoon every year, between May
BEFORE THE COMMANDANT 44 ASSAM RIFLE, 99 APO, MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND. Affidavit of Shri Chhabilal Pokhrel , Adult son of Shri Ded Nath Pokhrel, Resident of 44 Assam Rifle 99 APO, Mokokchung,Nagaland. The above named Affiant do hereby solemnly declare and state as under. 1. That my name is Shri CHHABILAL POKHREL (Real name). 2. That my name Shri Chhabilal Pokhrel (real name) is recorded in my citizen certificate issued by chief District Officer, Govt. of Nepal vide no.42 dated 2066/10/15(BS) but whereas in my service record my name is inadvertently recorded as Shri Chandra Bahadur Chhetri as a result there appears to be different person which is in fact the same and one person only. 3. That this Affidavit is sworn for the purpose of declaring that for all my practical purpose I will be using my actual name as Shri.Chhabilal Pokhrel for and on behalf of myself and my relatives and children and remitter issue wholly the use of my name as Shri Chhabilal Pokhrel. 4 . I further declare that for the purpose of evidencing any matter I shall at all time hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign the name of my wife as Shri Chhabilal Pokhrel 5. I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular , at all times hereafter to designate and address me by such name as Shri Chhabilal Pokhrel accordingly. 6. In witness whereof I have Hereunto subscribed my name as Shri Chhabilal Pokhrel and affix my signature on this Affidavit this the 23 day of August 2017. 7. I further state that the content of this affidavit from paragraph 1 to 6 of this Affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been conceal therein, and no part of it is false. Sd/(Shri Chhabilal Pokhrel) Subscribed and sworn before me by the deponent who is personally known to me and who has produce before me his identity card, issued by the Commandant,44 Assam Rifles,99 APO. I have read out the contents of this affidavit to the deponents and I am satisfied that the deponent understood the contents of this Affidavit and I put my hand on this Affidavit this the 23rd August 2017 at 11.A.m at Mokokchung and enter in Notary Register in Serial no.18102. I certify under PENALTY OF PERJURY under the laws of the land,That the foregoing paragraph are true and correct. Sd/N .K. Assumi DC-1988 Notary Public, Nagaland.
15 to October 15. The data share by upper riparian state, China, to lower riparian states, India and Bangladesh is essential every monsoon to allow anticipation of the flow of the water and take necessary measures to deal with flooding. He said that when the first two waves came, beginning in April, there were heavy rain but not in the next wave. “When the third wave of flood (from
DATE : 22.08.2017 (DECLARATION) I, Smti. Akuo Sorhie Bordoloi, M/o Luolaneinuo Sorhie Bordoloi, aged about 51 years, permanent resident of L. Khel Kohima Village, Kohima Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows:-. 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That I am the natural and biological mother of Miss Luolaneinuo Sorhie Bordoloi. 3. That the correct and official name of my daughter is Luolaneinuo Sorhie Bordoloi. 4. That in some of my daughter’s official document i.e. Birth Certificate, her name has been entered/recorded in some official document i.e. Indian Passport and Bank Pass book as Michelle Sorhie Bordoloi . 5. That the names Luolaneinuo Sorhie Bordoloi, Michelle Sorhie Bordoloi refers to one and the same person i.e. my daughter Miss Luolaneinuo Sorhie Bordoloi. 6. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of evidence of the fact and proof that my daughter’s correct and official name is Luolaneinuo Sorhie Bordoloi the same shall be used for all official purposes and future references. That the statements from para 1-6 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been stated. And I sign this affidavit before the competent authority at Kohima, on this the 22nd day of August, 2017. Deponent Solemnly affirm declared before me by the deponent MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC Chief Judicial Magistrate, Kohima Nagaland K-2701
this year and he had been entrusted with the responsibility to take stock of the ground reality. During the inspection, Kalve was accompanied by East Siang DC Tamiyo Tatak, SP Pranav Tayal, Civil Aviation director R Roniya, deputy director T Ratan and others. During his visit, the secretary expressed satisfaction over the progress and gave specific instructions for certain modifications of the existing facilities including features that passengers and airlines require under UDAN and the regional connectivity scheme of the Centre. The Pasighat ALG was inaugurated by Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on
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IMPHAL, Aug 23: An explosive suspected to be planted near CRPF post at Mongshangei in Imphal West district sent the security forces and police in tizzy. Normal traffic along the busy Mayai Lambi road was blocked for hours after security forces alerted of bomb being planted near CRPF camp at Mongshangei in Imphal West district. Security forces using dog squad conducted a search operation for four hours. Later it was turned out to be a hoax as no explosive was found. Witness said that the CRPF personnel at its post at Mongshangei locality alerted the people by blocking the main road passing in front of its post today, around 11 a.m. Traffic was put to halt at both sides for hours and later around 3 p.m. the traffic was opened after no explosive was found in the suspected area.
Wednesday. He said that any person not obeying the orders is liable to be arrested under sections of Meghalaya Police Act, 2010 and on conviction by a court of law will be liable to be fined Rs 5000. The advisory is being enforced by the state police in East Khasi Hills district, which attract major tourist inflow in the state. Tourists visiting the tourist spots are also advised to carry garbage bags in their vehicles to throw wrappers of food materials and water bottles and finally dump them in appropriate bins, it said.
Dear, Narmada (Sonu), Happy Birthday my jan, you are the love of my life and my dreams. With you everything feels just right Love you sonu, missing you a lots. From your Bachha.
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August 19 last year. The ALG was taken over by the IAF in February 2010. Following a MoU between Arunachal Pradesh government and Ministry of Defence in June 2009, the IAF had embarked on an ambitious reconstruction plan to upgrade eight ALGs, including infrastructure development at an overall outlay of nearly Rs 1,000 crore. Defence Secretary G Mohan Kumar during a high-level review meeting with state Chief Minister Pema Khandu in April this year had said that the Defence Ministry had given its seal of approval for civilian use of the six ALGs in the state to promote tourism.
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I, Smti. Toshili Sema, W/o Vikheho Sema, permanent resident of Sukhalu Village and presently residing at South Point East Colony under Zunheboto District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows. 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi tribe resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That due to clerical error my name is inadvertently recorded as Toshili V. Sumi in my SBI Passbook bearing A/C No. 11736650860 & Service ID Card, Toshili Yeptho in my Aadhaar Card bearing no. 463300711556, but my actual name is Toshili Sema which is recorded in my all other official documents. 3. That the above mentioned names Toshili V. Sumi, Toshili Yeptho and Toshili Sema are one and same person which is referred to me. 4. That, from 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 .... day of ........ 2017 at Zunheboto : Nagaland. 1st Class Magistrate Regd. No. 78, Date : 21/08/17 DP-8492(A)
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August 10) hit the state there wasn’t abnormally high rainfall neither in Arunachal Pradesh nor in Assam. Where did all the water come from?” he questioned adding that this was a matter that needs to researched, while referring to media reports that China could trigger floods in Assam by releasing water from its numerous dams built across Brahmaputra river which flows in the country as Tsang Po.
Itanagar, Aug 23 (PTI): The civilian terminal of the Advance Landing Ground at Pasighat in Arunachal Pradesh is all set to be made operational from next month. State civil aviation secretary Vinod P Kalve made the announcement after a joint inspection of all aspects of the civilian terminal at the ALG in East Siang district, including safety measures, security and other operational matters, an official communique said. Kavle said that Chief Minister Pema Khandu and Chief Secretary Shakuntala D Gamlin held a series of meetings to make Pasighat ALG operational for commercial flights by September
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number of grand children. In a condolence note to Khathingla Keishing wife of late Rishang, TUK said late Rishang shouldered responsibilities from a very young age of 16 when he started as a teacher in Bungba Primary School in 1963. He was elected as MP to the first Lok Sabha and remained as members till April 1967. He also served as chief minister of Manipur for four times and represented Phungyar constituency for seven consecutive terms till 2002. TUK said that late Rishang through his entire political career, he had served the people of Manipur at his best for which people considered him as a dynamic and energetic leader. THN: Tangkhul Hoho Nagaland (THN) while extending condolences to the family members, said that late Rishang Keishing was a true leader whom God had blessed so abundantly to serve his people till last. THN said that late Rishang held the record of the oldest Parliamentarian not only of India but in the world record. He was also four times chief minister of Manipur. “Whatever service he had rendered to the people will always be cherished and remembered with greatest respect”, THN said.
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I, Shri G. AKAVI ZHIMOMI, S/o. LT. GHOSHITO, R/o. Purana Bazar, Jorapukhuri, Dimapur : Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of lndia and resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my name has been recorded/entered as G. AKAVI ZHIMOMI in my SBI bank Passbook, Bazaar Branch. Whereas as my name has been recorded/ entered as AKAVI ZHIMO in my Service Book. 3. That the name G. AKAVI ZHIMOMI and AKAVI ZHIMO refers to same and one person. 4. That the initial 'G' in my name stands for my father's name 'Ghoshito' 5. That this affidavit is made to declare that I shall use my name as G. AKAVI ZHIMOMI in all my official and future correspondences. VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the content made in paras 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and beliefs and nothing material is concealed therein. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me. DP-8472 NOTARY PUBLIC
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We, Shri. W. Yilopemo Lotha and Smti. A. Zanponi Odyuo (Husband and Wife) a permanent resident of Wokha Town in the district of Wokha, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm an oath and sate as follows; 1. That, we are a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned locality. 2. That, our official and original name is Shri. W. Yilopemo Lotha and Smti. A. Zanponi Odyuo which is entered in all our official documents and records. 3. That, whereas in our marriage certificate which is recorded in service record it is inadvertently entered as Shri. Yilobemo Kikon and Smti. Zanboni. 4. That, henceforth from now onwards our name shall be written as Shri. W. Yilopemo Lotha and Smti. A. Zanponi Odyuo and the same shall be referred to all our service/appointment records and correspondence. VERIFICATION Verified the above statements on this 23rd Aug 2017 before the competent authority at Nagaland as such, the same may be treated as a piece of evidence in all my official purposes and records. Deponent First Class Magistrate/Notary DC-1986 Shenthungo Lotha, Notary Public Regd. No. 41/17
Smti Khuvili Yeptho of Sukhalu, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/ Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Yeghozhe Sema, has expired on 24/02/2017. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same.
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I, Smt. LORENI ZINGKHAI, W/o Z. Phungshin, R/o H/No. 130, 'K' Khel, Diphupar VIilage, Dimapur : Nagaland - 797115, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath declares as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That I am currently serving as AWTC/ Matron, Social Welfare Department, Government of Nagaland. 3. That in all my SERVICE BOOK, my name has been registered and entered as Smt. LORENI. 4. That both the names LORENI and LORENI ZINGKHAI pertains to one and same person. 5. That hereinafter I will be using my LORENI ZINGKHAI for all my official purposes. 6. That the contents made from paras 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and nothing material had been concealed therein. And I sign this affidavit on this 14th day of August 2017 at Dimapur. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me. Judicial Magistrate 1st Class DP-8483 Dimapur : Nagaland
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(Change of Names & particulars) I, Shri. R LITINGSE SANGTAM (Previous name) ATSASE SANGTAM (Present name) S/o TSARIO SANGTAM permanent resident of YangzitongVillage district- Kiphire, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That I my previous name and particulars are herein under: R LITINGSE SANGTAM son of ROTSIKYU SANGTAM resident of Natsami village district Kiphire however, I have renounced abandoned the above name and particulars by adopting the following name and particulars herein mentioned: ATSASE SANGTAM, S/o TSARIO SANGTAM permanent resident of Yangzitong Village district- Kiphire. 3. That from henceforth my official name and particulars will be ATSASE SANGTAM, S/o TSARIO SANGTAM permanent resident of Yangzitong Village district- Kiphire and I shall take necessary steps to correct the same in documents and records. 4. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence if any complication that may arise with regard to change of my name and particulars. 5. That the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and no material has been concealed herein. And I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 23rd Aug. 2017. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above mentioned named on____ at Kohima. MAGISTRATE/ NOTARY PUBLIC K-2707
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DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Smti. T. KHUILI SEMA, W/o Lt. TOKIYE SEMA, Permanent Resident of Lokobomi Village and presently resident of Aizuto, District Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby affirm and declare an oath as under. 1. That I am bonafide of lndia, belonging to SUMI (NAGA) Community resident of the above mention address. 2. That my actual name T. KHUILI SEMA but due to ignorance and mistake my name in inadvertently entered and recorded as T. KHUILI in my Bank Passbook A/C No. 30696920873. 3. That the above mention names T. KHUILI SEMA and T. KHUILI are one and same person which is referred to me. 4. That, from the date of the declaration, my name shall be used as T. KHUILI SEMA for all official purpose and legal proceeding and at all times and occasions, same as in my Pension Book. 5. That the statements made in para 1-4 is 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 19th day of August 2017 at Zunheboto : Nagaland First Class Magistrate Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-8478
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Muslim group says SC triple India sees 1,094 swine flu deaths in 2017 OBC bar raised; panel to work talaq ruling violates Shariah out sub-categorisation: Jaitley
New Delhi, Aug 23 (IANS): The creamy layer ceiling for Other Backward Classes candidates for securing government jobs was on Wednesday raised to Rs 8 lakh as the union cabinet cleared a proposal for a commission to work out sub-categorisation within OBCs for a “more equitable distribution of reservation benefits”. Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said after a cabinet meeting here that OBC families earning up to Rs 8 lakh per annum will not be considered in the creamy layer. Earlier, this ceiling was Rs 6 lakh per annum. “The cabinet was apprised that the creamy layer criterion limit has been raised to Rs 8 lakh annually for the central government,” he said. Asked if the raised limit will also be applicable to public sector undertakings, Jaitley said the issue was under “active consideration of the government”. Jaitley said the cabinet approved a proposal for setting up of a commission under article 340 of the Constitution to examine the issue of sub-categorisation of the OBCs. He said the commission will examine the extent of inequitable distribution of benefits of reservation among the castes
Arun Jaitley or communities included in the broad category of OBCs, with reference to the OBCs included in the Central list. It will work out the mechanism and parameters for sub-categorisation within such OBCs, identify the respective castes or communities or sub-castes in the central list of OBCs and classify them into their respective sub-categories. “With this, those in the broad categor y of OBCs who were till now devoid of benefits of reservation, will get the benefits. There will be more equitable distribution,” he said. The commission will submit its report within 12 weeks from the date of appointment of the Chairperson.
Jaitley said the National Commission for Backward Classes had given its recommendation in 2011 that there should be sub-categorisaion and the Parliamentary Standing Committee had also given such a recommendation. The Supreme Court, in its November 1992 order, had observed that there is no Constitutional or legal bar to a state categorising backward classes as backward or more backward. The Minister said 11 states have already implemented the sub-categorisation for state level services. These are Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Bihar, Jharkhand, Puducherry, Haryana, Karnataka, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Jammu and Kashmir (for Jammu region). On whether the government is going to review the reservation mechanism, Jaitley said: “There is no such proposal... there will be no review.” On caste census, Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Thawarchand Gehlot, who was also present at the press meet, said the information about the census is with the Home Ministry. He said the central OBC list has over 5,000 castes and communities.
Maulana Mehmood Madani New Delhi, Aug 23 (IANS): The Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, one of India’s largest Muslim groups, on Wednesday described the Supreme Court decision on instant divorce as violative of the “Shariah” and a matter of “grave concern” for the Muslim community. Jamiat General Secretary Maulana Mehmood Madani said instant triple talaq was still valid as per the
Islamic code notwithstanding the Supreme Court declaring it as unconstitutional and void in law. “Even now, if a man administers instant talaq, it will come into effect as per Shariah for those who believe in it,” he told reporters here. Madani said the Jamiat has appealed to Muslims in India not to resort to divorce, especially instant divorce, “without very compelling reasons”. The apex court by a 3-2 decision struck down the centuries-old practice of instant triple talaq among Indian Muslims as unconstitutional and void in law, inviting appreciation from activists, politicians, clerics, celebrities, political outfits and NGOs, including the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) that was contending for the controversial practice.
New Delhi, Aug 23 (IANS): India has recorded 1,094 swine flu-related deaths in 2017, with the maximum 342 casualties being reported in August only, said an official report on Wednesday. According to the report, released for the 33rd week of this year on swine flu, the highest number of deaths was recorded in Maharashtra at 437, followed by Goa with 269 and Rajasthan with 69 deaths. The country has so far recorded 22,186 cases, with Maharashtra again leading with maximum 4,245 cases, followed by Goa with 3,029 and Tamil Nadu 2,994 cases. The data was released on Wednesday by the Union Health Ministry. Among other states that recorded high number of swine flu till August 20, 2017, are Karna-
People in Mumbai wearing mask as preventive measures against swineflu H1N1. taka (2,956) and Kerala (1,374). Delhi has reported 1,416 cases of swine flu with two deaths to date. In Rajasthan, it is 651 cases. Till now, 2015 was the year which saw the worst outbreak of swine flu, with a total of 42,592
cases and deaths recorded at 2,990 -- highest in the last one decade. However, in 2016 the swine-related cases were 1,786 and deaths were 265 in 2017, no cases of swine flu have so far been reported from three northeastern states of Mizoram, Nagaland and Meghalaya.
Govt finalises new cadre policy for IAS, IPS officers NEW DELHI, AUG 23 (PTI): A new policy for cadre allocation has been finalised by the Central government for IAS, IPS and other officers, aimed at ensuring “national integration”. Officers of all-India services -- the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and Indian Forest Service (IFoS) -- will have to choose cadres from a set of zones instead of states. The of-
ficers of the three services are currently allocated a cadre state or a set of states to work in. They may be posted on central deputation during the course of their service after fulfilling certain eligibility conditions. The new policy will seek to ensure that officers from Bihar, for instance, will get to work in southern and north- eastern states, which may not be their preferred cadres, a personnel ministry official said. “This policy
will ensure national integration of the bureaucracy as officers will get a chance to work in a state which is not their place of domicile,” the official said. “All-India service officers are supposed to have varied experiences which can be earned when they work in a different state, which is new to them. The officers may not be able to experiment new things if they work in their own domicile state,” the official
said. Under the new policy, candidates appearing for the civil services examination will have to first give their choices in a descending order of preference from among the various zones. “Thereafter the candidates will indicate cadres in order of preference from each zone,” it said. A candidate can list all 26 cadres, following this process. The preference for the zones will remain in the same order and no change will be permitted
there, the policy said. “If a candidate does not give any preference for any of the zones/cadres, it will be presumed that he has no specific preference for those zones/ cadres,” it said. If candidates are not allocated any one of the cadres for which they have indicated a preference, they shall be allotted along with other candidates any of the remaining cadres, arranged in an alphabetical order, where there are vacancies, the policy said.
Flood wrecks havoc in Bihar; death toll reaches 367
SC rejects Sasikala’s review petition in DA case
V K Sasikala NEW DELHI, Aug 23 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected jailed AIADMK leader V K Sasikala’s review petition seeking reexamination of its verdict holding her guilty in a 19year-old disproportionate assets case. The review petition filed by Sasikala and two others others - V N Sudhakaran, Jayalalithaa’s foster son, and Elavarasi, widow of Sasikala’s elder brother - in May this year had challenged the setting aside of Karnataka high court verdict acquitting her and restoring a trial court verdict sentencing her to a 4-year imprisonment in the Rs 53.6 crore graft case. The apex court said it does not find any error in its judgment and therefore, the case does not merit review. Sasikala’s review plea had contended that she should be let off on the grounds that the prevention of corruption law did not apply to her since proceedings against Jayalalithaa, a co-accused in the case, had ended due to her death. On February 14, the Supreme Court had upheld a trial court’s verdict, which had disqualified Sasikala from becoming a legislator and directed her to serve the remainder of her jail term.
tricts have been affected by the floods. According to an official release, till date 7,76,357 people have been evacuated to safe places by the rescue teams of the Army, the National and the State Disaster Response Forces, while the government has set up 696 relief camps in
which 1,67,528 people are living. “For the flood victims, as many as 1,646 community kitchens have been set up,” the official said. Major rivers in spate have breached banks, inundated new areas and displaced thousands since last week, washing away hun-
dreds of huts and damaging buildings, roads, bridges and standing crops worth crores of rupees, he said. He said thousands of people have been forced
to flee their homes after flood waters entered their villages and have taken shelter at high places including school buildings and embankments.
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Patna, Aug 23 (IANS): The flood situation remained grim in Bihar as the death toll rose to 367 on Wednesday, an official said. A Bihar Disaster Management Department official said 158.305 lakh persons in 2,313 panchayats under 185 blocks in 19 dis-
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL FAZL ALI COLLEGE
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NOTICE INVITING TENDER Sealed bids are invited from the reputed Manufacturer/ Authorized Dealer/ Government organizations for supply of Modern Nursery Seedling Production Unit, having at least 5 (Five) years experience in manufacturing/ marketing/ installation/ supply of such modern facility of seedling production unit on Naga Chillies under DBT Project. The bids should reach the office of the Joint Director on or before 4.00 PM of 13th September, 2017. For details please visit our website www.icarnagaland.nic.in or office during office hours. Sd/DC-1990 Asstt. Administrative Officer
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This is to inform and hereby notified to all the B.A/B.Sc 1st, 3rd & 5th Semester (Back log/Repeaters) that filling up of Examination Form for the forthcoming undergraduate final Examination 2017 Nagaland University will follow according to the given schedule. 1. B.A – 28th to 29th August 2017 2. B.Sc – 30th August 2017 Intending candidates are informed to bring the following documents and do the needful during Office hours. (i) Original Mark sheet (Last Examination) (ii) Admit Card Xerox Sd/Principal Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung DC-1992
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
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IN THE COURT OF SHRI AJONGBA IMCHEN, CIVIL JUDGE, SENIOR DIVISION DIMAPUR : NAGALAND SUIT NO PLAINTIFFS DEFENDANTS To,
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: CIVIL SUIT NO. 59/2017 : NIDC Ltd. : SHRI. SANEN PONGEN.
Sanen Pongen S/o Lipok Pongen Proprietor of M/s Tiles Manufacturing Unit Industrial Estate (Old Complex) Diphu Road, Dimapur : Nagaland Alternate Address R/o H/No - DMC-1, Firing Range Colony, Diphu Road, Lingrijan Dimapur, Nagaland
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Whereas abovementioned plaintiff has instituted a suit against you for recovery of possession, rent arrear amounting to Rs. 51,471.45/- (Rupees fifty one thousand four hundred seventy one and forty five paisa) only as on 18-03-17 with agreed interest both pendentilite ad future, termination of lease deed dated. 26-06-2015, eviction, permanent injunction, etc. You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 15th September 2017 at 10:00 A.M without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in you absence. Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this 14th August 2017. (Shri. Ajongba Imchen) Civil Judge, Senior Division Dimapur : Nagaland DC-1985
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NO. DTE/ ESTT-2/ 4/ 2016-17 : In view of more seats of MBBS and BDS received from Government of India, State Common Selection Board have selected the following candidates as second list for undergoing MBBS and BDS courses during 2017-18 session. All the selected candidates are hereby directed to submit their acceptance or refusal letter to the office of the undersigned on or before 25th August, 2017 at 11:00 A.M. Failing to submit their acceptance or refusal will be treated as non-acceptance of the course offered. On account of admission last date in the Institute fixed by the Government of India on 31st Aug’2017, counseling for placement/ choices of Institutes will be conducted on 25th Aug’2017 at 11:00A.M. in the Conference Hall of the Directorate of Technical Education, Kohima. All the selected candidates, including candidates in the first selection list and under waitlist are hereby informed to attend the counseling along with 2 (two) recent passport size photographs. If a candidate failed to attend the counseling, placement of Institute in their respect shall be done by the Department as per seats/ Institutions available at the end of the counseling session. In the event, any vacancy arises the same will be filled up on the spot by those candidates under wait list based on NEET- 2017 merit. MBBS Sl. NEET No. Roll No. 1 906900513 2 906800794 3 906800047 4 906900318 5 906800204 6 906800607 7 906800746 8 906800649 BDS 1 908002948 2 901808422 3 906900068 WAITING LIST Sl. NEET No. Roll No. 1 906900415 2 901805154 3 906900599 4 906900673 5 906800518 6 906800665 7 906800005 8 901807490 9 906900493 10 906900014 11 906900436 12 906700772 13 906900093 14 906900747 15 906900086
Name of candidate MR. MAONGKABA JAMIR MS. ORENVUNGI PATTON MS. GHOKALI MS. THEJALENO SACHÜ MS. AVIKALI H KIBA MR. MEYISUNUP MR. TEMJEN CHUBA MS. KABOLI CHISHI (BT)
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MS. AKHRIENO LHOUSHE MR. HENOTO K YEPTHO MS. KENEIZIENGUNUO JOICE RUTSA MS. TARENENLA PONGENER MR. IMSUONEN MR. MHONJAN N OVUNG MS. LINOVI H YEPTHO MS. LOINOLI X YEPTHO MR. ZELIO KHUTSOH MS. THUNGRHONI M PATTON MR. KITOKA V ASSUMI MR. CHICHANBEMO E KIKON MS. VIMENUO SANCHU MS. LHIKHRO-Ü WEZAH MS. KETSEINUO SUOHU
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ecent public disclosures in the local media indicate that huge sums of money are allotted to the state every month by the government of India. In this regard, ACAUT Nagaland including other PIL petitioners have made startling disclosures obtained through RTI, which suggest that there is no dearth of funds since the Centre continues to release committed funds to the state. Since funds are being received on a regular basis, the finance department has been regularly issuing sanctions for drawal to various departments to the tune of a few thousand crore rupees every month. On a rough estimate, the state receives a total of a little over ten thousand crore rupees every year and which is not a small amount. The state is still under deficit but the amount, which used to be around Rs.1437 crore for 2016-17 could have further appreciated. Deficit means the state is short of its requirement because it may have over spent or continued to function with less amount of funds because the Centre has not released any additional amount to tide over the deficit because it is the responsibility of the individual state to enforce proper fiscal management. In this regard, it may be mentioned that the state has the Nagaland Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act, 2005, which is supposed to be strictly enforced. The Act also seeks to fix responsibility on those officials and departments who flout financial rules. This Act has all the good ingredients of fiscal management but it appears to have been consigned to the cupboard. It is the duty of a responsible processing department which is like the bank office of the government-finance department- to ensure that funds are utilised for the purpose they were allotted. In one of the several cases, Rs.20 crore was allegedly drawn twice in two successive financial years under Roads and Bridges under various road divisions and perhaps for the same purpose. An explanation was forthcoming from the finance department on how it issued drawal orders for the same amount under the same head for two consecutive years. An explanation to this would have cleared the mist of suspicion among public since the report was widely carried in local newspapers. ACAUT Nagaland will be holding its mega rally which it claimed, will be “The Mother of All Rallies” on August 25 in Dimapur. In a run up to the mega rally, ACAUT has been making disclosures about allocation of funds and alleged fraudulent withdrawals by different departments. The manner in which funds vanished or were finished, raises deep suspicions that there exists a deep-rooted diversion channel within the echelons of the government. Presently, people in general are totally fed up and angry about how funds are being siphoned or looted in a systemic manner by those in positions of power. Of course, public must also accept that they also share the blame because they are also part of the problem. People are always quick to blame others and sit in judgment. However when people get jobs without interview, contract works without tender and draw money without doing works, it is alright and not corruption. Unless people are individually willing to combat corruption, any meaningful rally would not be the cure but only a symptomatic and psychological treatment.
DailyDevotion Prayer—Battle in “The Secret Place”
When you pray, go into your room, and when you have shut your door, pray to your Father who is in the secret place; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you openly. —Matthew 6:6 Jesus did not say, “Dream about your Father who is in the secret place,” but He said, “…pray to your Father who is in the secret place….” Prayer is an effort of the will. After we have entered our secret place and shut the door, the most difficult thing to do is to pray. We cannot seem to get our minds into good working order, and the first thing we have to fight is wandering thoughts. The great battle in private prayer is overcoming this problem of our idle and wandering thinking. We have to learn to discipline our minds and concentrate on willful, deliberate prayer. We must have a specially selected place for prayer, but once we get there this plague of wandering thoughts begins, as we begin to think to ourselves, “This needs to be done, and I have to do that today.” Jesus says to “shut your door.” Having a secret stillness before God means deliberately shutting the door on our emotions and remembering Him. God is in secret, and He sees us from “the secret place”— He does not see us as other people do, or as we see ourselves. When we truly live in “the secret place,” it becomes impossible for us to doubt God. We become more sure of Him than of anyone or anything else. Enter into “the secret place,” and you will find that God was right in the middle of your everyday circumstances all the time. Get into the habit of dealing with God about everything. Unless you learn to open the door of your life completely and let God in from your first waking moment of each new day, you will be working on the wrong level throughout the day. But if you will swing the door of your life fully open and “pray to your Father who is in the secret place,” every public thing in your life will be marked with the lasting imprint of the presence of God.
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Ethics is knowing the difference between what you have a right to do and what is right to do. ~ Potter Stewart
Thursday, August 24, 2017
Between The Lines
How unsafe are Muslims?
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n a farewell message the outgoing vice-president, Hamid Ansari, has said that the Muslims do not feel safe in the country. Instead of introspecting on what he said, the RSS and the BJP have denounced him. Some have gone to the extent of saying that he could migrate to a country where he would feel safe. The unkindest cut came from Prime Minister Narendra Modi who said that Ansari could now pursue his agenda. A few others, occupying high positions, also made more or less a similar remark. There was not an iota of examination by the Hindu leaders and thus a great opportunity to disarm the Muslims of their fear was lost. True, the vice-president could have made the same remarks earlier and submitted his resignation while in office. But that would have created another kind of a crisis which the constitution experts would have found hard to sort out. That way the country would have been thrown into a cauldron of doubt and suspicion. The majority community
must try to find out why every Muslim leader raises reservation about his community’s welfare whenever he gets the opportunity, particularly on the eve of quitting office. The remark that Ansari could go to any country of his choice does not in any way meet the point he has raised. Ansari was not saying whether he was safe or not personally. The outgoing vice-president was only conveying the fears of Muslims. Personal attacks on Ansari would not do. The government leaders should ponder over what the outgoing vice-president has said and how the majority community could make amends to retrieve the situation. But the message has not been taken in the spirit it should have been. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has reportedly endorsed the view that since Ansari did not feel happy in India he could go elsewhere. As head of a Hindu organization, Bhagwat’s remark attains the representative character, unfortunately reducing the whole thing to the perennial debate of Hindus versus Muslims. Since Anari’s
remark is a public property intolerance.“When I chat and coming as it did from with Kiran (his wife) at the country’s vice-presi- home, she says ‘Should we dent, it should be debated move out of India?’ That’s at all responsible forums, a disastrous and big stateincluding parliament. The ment for Kiran to make. government at the centre She fears for her child. has constituted in the past a She fears about what the commission to find out how atmosphere around us will the Muslims felt. Justice be. She feels scared to open Rajinder Sachar, who led the newspapers every day. the comThat does indim ission, cate that there Kuldip Nayar said in his is this sense of report that the Muslims growing disquiet, there is were treated worse than the growing despondency apart dalits. And he found that from alarm. You feel why West Bengal, after nearly this is happening, you feel three decades of communist low. That sense does exist rule, had only a 2.5 percent in me,” Aamir said. Aamir, educated Muslims. Time is while speaking at an award ripe to have another com- function, also endorsed the mission to find out if Justice returning of awards by creSachar’s report had made ative people saying it was a any difference. Unfortu- way to express their dissatisnately, similar remarks of faction or disappointment. regret have been made by “People who are our elected other Muslims leaders in representatives, people who the past. In fact, some ce- we select to look after us for lebrities also have joined the five years, State or centre... chorus. Take for instance, when people take law into what film star Aamir Khan their hands, we look upon remarked a couple of years these people to take a strong ago when he took potshots stance, to make a strong at politicians, while refer- statement, speed up the ring to the fear his wife legal process, when we see Kiran Rao had expressed that happening there is a about India’s g rowing sense of security but when
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Breaking the integrated injustice
ately Nagas have come to a proper realization of the term, ‘injustice.’ With the birth of ACAUT, there has begun a green revolution in Nagaland. We all expect our own Naga brothers and sisters to show some kind of justice in executing their works so that the public gets its due share in due season. When the shares of the far flung villages are well eaten by the rich and the powerful in the well-built offices and furnished homes, the poor villagers continue to live in misery. Some people fattened themselves from the poor man’s share. Even in this state of life, the simple villagers live a happy social life. It is confusing when injustice is integrated with the social life of the people. All the same, habitual injustice meted out to villagers need to be wiped out so that there is equal share for equal people. Village life can be heading for its own ruin if no precautions are taken at the right time. Huge sum of money in the form of numerous schemes and funds which are well managed by VDB Secretary and his close colleagues in most villages inside the closed doors is quite darkish (a green village with a dark life). Therefore, the fight for the post of Chairman, VDB Secretary, etc is really a type of head hunting. Do they fight in order to render their best service to the villagers or to eat them up? This shows the warring life of the Nagas. Nagas are no pagans (few exceptions); therefore, they found different ways of fighting and killing. It is better to fight Christianly than to live paganly. There are numerous volunteers who forced themselves into such posts but not for other selfless works. The ladder climb begins with a tug of war. At the end, such people never appear to recount their good deeds. There are many tigerman in Nagaland. They know how to wait and snatch a good meal for themselves. While on the other hand, the simple villagers await the coming of such schemes/ funds with lots of expectation. Some people munch the funds in laughter, other keep waiting till they grow
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old and grey. When any misuse of fund is detected, such leaders resign immediately. This hypocritical act is to shut the mouth of the poor villagers. They wash their hands off and allow the villagers to drink the same water from the basin. Nagaland has many reservoirs of dirty water where tainted hands are washed regularly. ‘Resignation’ does not mean that you have washed yourselves clean. Many leaders escape through the back door never to appear in public again. After gaining from the public funds, they quit the game cleverly with a big belly. The belly does not allow them to see the potholes of life. We often blame the Government for its indifference to the needs of the public. But the public leaders often eat up the money from the Government and easily put the blame on the Government. The same leaders gather people to voice loudly against the Government. This is the drama in Nagaland. We do not know whom to blame for our underdeveloped State. The crowd is confused in anger. In the later age, the anger of the common people will turn towards their own leaders in the villages and towns. There are also many associations within a tribe that swallow the nutrition of the tribe. In the guise of lifting up the tribe or village, they bring down the life of the people. This is why many Nagas remain stagnant till death. Most associations are in search of personal gain directly or indirectly. Be it men or women associations, they are becoming termites of the tribes. By this they dethrone many good systems of the tribe. The real workers silently toil day and night like yeasts in the society. The greed of the rich can bring about disparity in the Naga society. We all desire the latest vehicle, magnificent houses and thousand acres of land to keep us secure. But how many Nagas are living under stolen roofs? How many Nagas are driving stolen vehicles (or bought with stolen money)? How many Nagas extended his/her four walls towards his neighbours land? Most of us are
living at the expense of others money and property? The sense of belonging is too strong when it comes to one’s property. This craze behaviour is leading Nagas to the wilderness of bitter individualism. The public property which lies beside the road suddenly become individual’s property. Once it reaches your gate, it belongs to you because you worked hard during the dark hours of the night. That is why there are many electrical posts, water pipes, cable wires and other public goods in the house of many people. I am sure they have become good caretakers of what does not belong to them. Some houses look like Government store. They can be rightly called ‘semi-government house.’ There are many people who are just dying to bring home many goods and stuffs from unknown sources. They are the unrecognized smugglers. The richer they get, the wilder they become. Yet, life continues under the dark shadow. Nagaland is becoming “Chor Bazaar State.” Does this sound well? No, it does not. But the real picture indicates such state of life. We are well acquainted with receiving than giving. This has led our children to live beyond the boundary of our dreams and aspirations. Today, many children are spoon fed with tainted money and they grow up only to fit the wild life. Good and honest life is learnt not from books and googles, but from good parents. This generation needs parents and leaders who can live Christian values inside their own homes. I believe that the good will and spirit of ACAUT will weed out injustice not only in the big offices but also in the village level. This will create a true green revolution in the Naga history. ACAUT has truly ventured into breaking the well-established integrated injustice in Naga society. With good will, Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, Kohima, (tisislawkhing@gmail.com)
No goondagiri please
hreats meted out to the family members of Kelei Zeliang by miscreants in his absence on 21st, Monday at his residential home at Lerie Colony, Kohima ought to be an eye opener for all. Today it is Kelei Zeliang, tomorrow it will be you. These miscreants, one of whom was carrying a concealed weapon as reported in the Media, warned the family of dire consequences while threatening to kill and damage the personal properties of Kelei Zeliang. This is nothing but pure Goondagiri. Trespassing into a private home with the sole intention of terrorising, harming and intimidating is not only disturbing but calls for serious attention by the
Government and Civil Societies alike. One cannot sit and watch when law abiding citizens are intimidated and threatened inside their own homes. There may be no real reason to dislike someone who seems to be doing a bit better professionally or economically in life and as Christians, it is time we self-reflect, respect each-other and start acting like real Christians. The notion that all officials attached to VIPs are corrupted and trouble-makers is a serious misconception and needs to be wiped clean of our social perception before the image of other sincere officers are maligned and demonised by such bunch of goons. The tendency of random hatred for
a bureaucrat attached to a high profile Politician like the Chief Minister is quite understandable but such tendencies must not lead anyone, no matter how sick their state of mind may be, to barge into someone’s private home to release their anger and jealousy on the family members. This is not part of Naga ethics but a desperate act of cowardice borrowed from a foreign land. The officer may be attached to the Chief Minister and may be running day to day activities as per directions of the Government which may not please all and sundry but that does not give anyone the right to trespass into his personal property with such evil intentions. In all fairness, these miscreants needs to
we don’t see that happening there is a sense of insecurity,” said the celebrity actor. Understandably, the BJP reacted to his remark and completely rejected the comment of Aamir. “He is not scared but he is trying to scare people. India gave him all the laurels and respect. He should not forget that India made him a star,” said BJP spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain. Congress vice-president stoutly defended the actor and suggested that the Modi government should reach out to the people to know why they felt disturbed. Rahul in a tweet said: “Instead of branding all those who question the government and Modiji as unpatriotic, anti-national or ‘motivated’, the government would do better to reach out to people to understand what’s disturbing them.” But the BJP spokesman, as usual, pooh-poohed Rahul’s comment saying that there was a conspiracy going on in the country to defame the nation!The real problem is the line drawn by Radcliffe on the basis of religion. He did regret the killings in the
wake of partition, but did not change the line. Those on the other side of the line are people of Pakistan who slowly and gradually are becoming part of the Islamic world. Fundamentalism has taken a firm grip. There is practically no Hindu and Sikh on the other side of the border. Christians form the majority among the minorities in Pakistan. Their complaint is that the churches have been destroyed and there is a forced conversion. The democratically elected prime minister is doing whatever he can. But the last word is with the army. Unfortunately, the army is also getting contaminated. Words of Ansari have great relevance because a soft kind of Hindutva is spreading in India. Those who are at the helm of affairs are pushing the division because elections fought on the basis of Hindus and Muslims are bound to benefit the Hindus. The fabric of secular India is being torn bit by bit. It’s regrettable that ideology of secularism followed in the last seven decades is in great danger.
Who then shall be our leader?
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ith so many people purporting to be Leaders starting from Village level, Ngo’s, State Government machinery, National workers and churches it has become a daunting task for the people to even recognize who is leading who? It has almost become like a normal routine for us to read every morning news filled with party feud engaging in disparaging innuendo, developmental Halt, demand, threats, siphoning off public fund by our so called Leaders. In such a state of affairs how do we even recognize a true Leader? why is it that the role of true Leader become so necessary in any given society? perhaps that’s for you and me to figure out and act upon. In a society like ours today, we often think of a Leader as a person who is well-connected, powerful or wealthy. We judge our Leaders by what they have. But a True Leader should be judged by what he has not –Ego, arrogance, self-interest, self conceit etc. A true Leader sees his work as selfless service towards a higher purpose. A true Leader wants nothing more than to make people stand on their own, as leaders in their own right instead of trying to give us false promises and rhetoric. A true Leader ask and sought opinion rather than being opionated. He does not want control nor does he impose his will on others. He doesn’t take away anyone’s autonomy yet he inspires by love not by coercion. Most importantly when it comes on time of taking credit, he makes himself invisible. He will be the first to arrive at the time of need and distress. Aren’t we all tired of hearing false promises and
understand that the Officer, in his official capacity, had been carrying out his duties like any other Government officer and if issues are to be addressed, the same should be taken up with competent authority at any given point of time. Not invade the privacy of his home to terrorise his wife and children. This is a dangerous trend and every right thinking Citizen must condemn such acts before the very fabric of the Naga Society is destroyed. Azeu Namcyn Hau (This is a personal opinion of the Writer who is the Press Secretary to Chief Minister, Nagaland. Comments, feedback may be mailed to azeunamcynhau@yahoo.com)
statement made by our Leaders? Aren’t we sick and tired of leading by people who cannot affect change in the society? How long shall we continue to be pretend as if we do not see things that are happening around us? Its about time we rise against all corrupted, incompetent yet self conceit leaders regardless of party affiliation and nomenclature, We can have a just society if we so want and desire. I am often being reminded of a story of Rebbe who lead the Lubavitch movement after the passing of his father –in law. In 1950,the Rebbe decline to lead the Lubavitch movement tough he was the natural choice for succession He steadfastly refused to take on the role of ‘Rebbe’. A year later, on the first death anniversary of his father-in-laws’s death, he finally accepted and assumed Leadership. on one of the rare occasions the Rebbe addressed and explained that the gathering was not meant to honor an individual ,but an entire movement. Therefore it isn’t relevant which individual heads the movement –only the movement itself. The success of the movement is dependant on the unity of all its followers, a unity that transcends their differences. In order to unite people who are diverse by nature, there needs to be a Leader who is servant to the cause, whose sole role is to teach and inspire and perpetuate the activities of the movement. Similarly in our society today we need a movement. A movement of bringing about a change .we needs Naga ‘Rebbe’ amongst us. we need a Leader who can walk the talk. Apem Hongvah, Dimapur
Reader’s Post
Use dipper at night
Sir,
Many vehicle owners do not have the habit of using the dipper to signal the oncoming vehicle at night. In a place like Dimapur by night it is imperative to use the car dipper so that fast approaching vehicles are warned to slow down, likewise the person indicating his/her dipper also slows down. However, when one travels by night it is noticed that people tend to zoom on the freeway (with potholes and no streetlights) as there are less traffic by night. Even so, it is during such times that accidents occur. A disciplined driver would always keep traffic rules even on the deserted freeway by night. Temsula Alinger, Dimapur.
Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, august 24, 2017
Present govt. has failed to address grievances: UNDP
DIMAPUR: United Naga Democratic Party (UNDP) Dimapur has stated that the present elected responsible political leaders, chosen by the people to represent on their behalf, have ignored and failed to address their basic grievances. In a press note by UNDP president, N. Hotongse Sangtam has called upon the Naga public to understand their rights and needs in the forthcoming assembly election 2018. UNDP stated that it was crystal clear that all
the departments within Nagaland were very much infected by the deadly disease called corruption. It stated that memorandum after memorandum has been signed between government and social organisation/NGO, but all in vain and no justice has been done. The UNDP regional party has appreciated those organisations especially the ACAUT, fighting legally for the right cause of the Naga public. It has lauded the organisations for fighting
against corruption and unearthing all those ugly hidden corrupt works of Naga political leaders and of all the departments. UNDP said it was the responsibility of all the concern public along with the social organisations to move together against the corrupt present political government. UNDP said it strongly believe that the Nagas have made a decision to fight against all corruption in collaboration with Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC).
State DCCI conducts CLP conducted for couples at emergency St. Ignatius Church, Razeba meeting DIMAPUR: Dimapur Chamber of Commerce and Industries (DCCI) held an emergency executive meeting on August 20 at Hotel Saramati. In a press release by DCCI secretary, Sanjay Sethi stated the agenda of the meeting was to gather and visit the family members of late Hokivi Chishi who passed away while serving as the president of DCCI on August 4. The meeting began by observing a minute of silence in memory of Lt. Hokivi Chishi. The members also visited his residence where his mortal remain was laid to rest.
DIMAPUR: Two-day Christian Life Programme (CLP) for Catholic community was conducted by St. Ignatius Church Razeba (SICR) from August 19- 20 with representatives from “Couples for Christ”, Nagaland as resource persons. A press note by SICR Fr. James Sangtam, stated that brother Marcus Mengukhrietuo, briefed the importance of becoming a member of “Couple for Christ”. He and his team shared their life testimonies on how after joining
“Couples for Christ”, Nagaland has gradually transformed their personal lives and family at large. The CLP began with the words of introduction and welcome by Fr. James Sangtam. Many couples and individuals who attended the CLP opted to be Couples for Christ Nagaland. Altogether 138 members pledged themselves to be “Couples for Christ”, Nagaland, words of gratitude was proposed by Buni Zholia on behalf of the participants.
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Villagers of New Socünoma village under Medziphema sub-division repaired drainages and filled the road from Medziphema to Sainik School Punglwa with stone gravels on August 19.
5 AR nabs NSCN (K) member Organisations condemn August 21 incident
36 AR nabs one with arms & ammunition
DIMAPUR: 36 Assam Rifles along with police representative launched a search operation in Pellhang villa ge, Athibung, Peren, on August 19 and nabbed one person identified as Prem Bahadur Pradhan (37). According to PRO, HQ IGAR (N) during the search, Assam Rifles also seized one 7.65 mm M-21 RiPrem Bahadur Pradhan fle and six live rounds of 7.65 mm from his possession. PRO informed that the individual was handed over to Athibung police station, Peren, along with the recovered arms and ammunition for further investigation.
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DIMAPUR: Various organisations have condemned August 21 incident wherein four unidentified miscreants barged into the residence of Kelei Zeliang, secretary to chief minister & RD, at Lerie Chazou Colony, Kohima and threatened the members present in the house with dire consequences. ZDVDBA: Zunheboto District VDB Association (ZDVDBA) has urged upon the law enforcing agency to book the culprits and award befitting punishment as per law of the land and unearth the “boss” who had conspired such dastardly act. TDVDBA & TDVCA: Tuensang District VDB Association (TDVDBA) and Tuensang District Village Council Association (TDVCA) have stated that the act was not only criminal but shameful with complete disregard for human life. The associations have appealed the concerned authority and law enforcing agency to identify the culprits and award befitting punishment under the rule of law. LSU: Lamhai Students’ Union (LSU), Peren has stated that such anti social activities in a Christian state was highly disgraceful and uncalled for. LSU has urged the law enforcing agencies not to leave any stone unturned to bring the culprits to book and to ensure that such incident do
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not re-occur. It has appealed right thinking citizens to condemn such criminal and cowardly acts. NAYO : N o r t h e r n Angami Youth Organisation (NAYO) has reiterated its appeals to individuals/ public/political groups to refrain from doing antisocial activities which may harass the sentiment and emotion of the public and affect the peaceful atmosphere of its jurisdiction. NAYO stated that however, having seen some unidentified miscreant/s trying to provoke the already existing tense situation, has demanded the law enforcing agencies to enquire the case and book the culprit/s at the earliest. NSMEA: Nagaland State MGNREGA Employees Association (NSMEA) while thanking God for protecting the life of Kelei Zeliang has also urged the law enforcing agency to investigate and book the culprits at the earliest. MDVDBA: Mokokchung District VDB Association (MDVDBA) has demanded the miscreants’ “boss” identity be declared before the general public to avoid further complication. MDVDBA has urged the law enforcing agencies to investigate and bring the culprits to book at the earliest. LCYO: Leirie Chazou youth organizations (LCYO)
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while strongly denouncing the “life attempt” on Kelei Zeliang has warned that it would not tolerate further disturbing of the peaceful atmosphere of the colony by any anti-social elements against its bonafide citizens. LCYO has called upon all right thinking citizen to condemn such incident happening in the society. It has appealed the law enforcing authority to thoroughly investigate the case, identify their motives and arrest the miscreants and deliver justice. ZCNEI: Zeme Council North East India (ZCNEI) has implore upon the law keepers to book the culprit and punish appropriately as per the laws of the land at the earliest possible time. KDVDBU: Kohima District VDB Union (KDVDBU) has appealed to the law enforcing agency to immediately apprehend the culprits and bring them to justice. LPK: Leriechazou Panchayat, Kohima has strongly denounced the intimidation meted out to one of its bonafide resident member and added that it was seriously annoyed by the said incident that took place. The Panchayat said it viewed the incident as extremely unfortunate and termed it as a cowardice act on the part of the perpetrators. It has urged the law enforcing agencies to react
into the case and deliver the needful at the earliest time possible. DVYO: Dungki Village Youth Organization (DVYO) stated that the incident could be treated as “attempt to murder” and has strongly urged upon the concerned agency to nab and book the culprit at the earliest to prevent any untoward incident in the future. VC U P D : Vi l l a ge Council Union Peren District (VCUPD) has asked all peace loving citizen of Nagaland to condemn such act and make sure that this kind of barbaric act does not become a social menace in Naga society. It has also appealed government to expedite the investigation and give befitting punishment to the culprit as per the law. NZGBA: Northern Zeme GB Association (NZGBA) has asked law enforcing agencies to nab the culprit at the earliest so that this kind of incident does not occur again amongst Naga brothers. IRCS Peren district branch: Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) Peren district branch has called upon everyone to condemn such unwanted culture of threat and intimidation.
With the initiative of CIHSR (Pain & Palliative Care) Dimapur, the Assistant Drugs Controller Dimapur Zone (ADCDZ) along with the drugs inspector and staffs of Drugs Control Cell Dimapur (DCCD) disposed a total number of 3874 tablets of Rumorf 30mg CR (Morphine Sulphate), bearing batch No. 26631501 Mfg. date 04/15 and expired by 03/2017 in CIHSR bio medical waste disposal complex on August 14.
Baptist Pastor Fellowship Peren Town (BPFPT) organised father’s school from August 16 to 20, at Union Baptist Church Peren with KABA pastor Reverend I Yapang and Kaba pastor Chuba as resource person. The programme was sponsored by Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo. Altogether 73 father’s graduated from the school.
Nagaland State Bharat Scouts and Guides inducted the director, youth resources and sports, Nagaland, Linda Solo as vice president of Nagaland State Bharat Scouts and Guides on August 21.
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cues as the US dollar strengthened against a basket of major currencies ahead of an annual meeting of central bankers this week. Globally, gold prices fell 0.53 percent to USD 1,284.40 an ounce in New York in yesterday’s trade. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 percent and 99.5 percent purity fell further by Rs 100 each to Rs 29,700 and Rs 29,550 per 10 grams, respectively. The precious metal had lost Rs 150 yesterday.
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New Delhi, Aug 23 (Agencies): Gold prices drifted lower by another Rs 100 to Rs 29,700 per 10 grams at the bullion market Wednesday on tepid demand from local jewellers and a weak trend overseas. Silver, however, recaptured the Rs 40,000-mark on scattered enquiries from consuming industries. Traders said the local bullion market sentiment was subdued amid easing demand from jewellers and weak global
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Mumbai, Aug 23 (PTI): The US dollar ended higher against the rupee at 64.12/13 per dollar but the pound sterling finished lower at Rs 82.17/19 per pound at the close of the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market here today. Following are the interbank forex and RBI rates: (In Rs per unit) Unit Interbank RBI Reference US Dollar 64.12/13 US Dollar Rs 64.1272 Pound Sterling 82.17/19 Euro Rs 75.4073 Euro 75.66/68 Japanese Yen (100) 58.72/74
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I, Ngahneihoi Hangsing am applying for duplicate copy of Class-BA 3rd Semester Admit Card as I have lost it. Name : Ngahneihoi Hangsing F/Name : Haokholet Hangsing DOB : 16.08.1994 Roll No : AG15200092 Year : 2016 School : Pranabananda Women's College, Dimapur, Nagaland
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Awomi during 2013 vide No. CE(R&B)/Road-1/ CT-DC/2013-14 dated October 25, 2013. According to CE, the works were completed in all respects within a period of five months. CE stated that payments for the completed works were paid in two instalments -- first payment released during April 2015 amounting to Rs.1500.00 lakh and second payment released during August 2016 amounting to Rs.442.48 lakh. CE said the total amount released was Rs.1942.48 lakh. (See Advt on p-9)
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sation of different types of regulations for the NBFCs ....” He said there are several unfolding models which would keep evolving and “they would keep changing”. However, the RBI is not in favour of the NBFCs taking deposits from the public, he said. These financial firms have recorded much higher annualised growth of about 14 per cent in credit against much lower by the banks. Even the asset quality of the NBFCs is far better than those of the banks.
DIMAPUR, AUG 23 (NPN): Nearly two weeks after ACAUT Nagaland questioned the spending of Rs. 19.42 crore for work under “improvement of the road between City Tower and DC Court Junction, Dimapur”, the Public Works Department (Roads & Bridges) on Wednesday sought to “bring out certain clarifications for the information of the general public.” In a press release, chief engineer (CE) PWD (R&B) stated that the work order for the said work was issued to M/S Khumtsa
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New Delhi, Aug 23 (PTI): Maiden tax collections under the GST regime have seen over 20 lakh businesses pay tax online so far and about 30 lakh more are expected to do so before the deadline ends on Friday, a top official said. GST-Network -- the company managing the tax filing apparatus -- has geared up the IT network to handle the rush, its Chairman Navin Kumar said. A last-minute rush had led to GSTN portal crashing last week, forcing the government to postpone the tax filing deadline by five days to August 25. “About 48 lakh taxpayers have saved the sales data on the portal. Of this, 20 lakh have filed returns and paid taxes so far,” Kumar told. Till August 21, as much as Rs 42,000 crore had come in as taxes from 10 lakh businesses. The taxes submitted include Central-GST, State-GST and Integrated-GST as also cess on luxury and demerit goods like cars and tobacco.
only strengthen customer confidence in the NBFCs”, Vishwanathan said here while inaugurating an NonBanking Finance Companies 2017 conference organised by Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham). “The RBI is also moving in the direction of harmonisation of regulatory frameworks for different types of NBFCs,” he said. Referring to yet another key measure being planned by the RBI, Vishwanathan said: “We are moving in (for) harmoni-
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New Delhi, Aug 23 (IANS): The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is considering an ‘Ombudsman’ scheme for redressal of customer grievances with the non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) even as the central bank is not in favour of the NBFCs taking deposits from public, Deputy Governor N.S. Vishwanathan said on Wednesday. “We are thinking of an Ombudsman scheme for the NBFCs so that people will feel they have a central bank regulated mechanism (for redressal). This would
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NH congratulated Zeliang on taking over the chief minister and to initiate the process of uniting Naga civil societies under one umbrella, CMO stated. Earlier during the day, Konyak Union led by its president, Manlip Konyak and general secretary Honang M. Konyak accompanied by Rural Development minister, EE Panteang called on the chief minister and congratulated him on behalf of the Konyak community for taking over the affairs of the state. KU presented the CM with a Konyak ‘Nyam’, a traditional drum made of brass. The delegation also appraised the CM about problems faced by the people due to the recent floods.
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New Delhi, Aug 23 (IANS): In the context of massive accumulation of bad loans by state-run banks, the Union Cabinet on Wednesday gave an “in principle” approval for their consolidation by merging some of the public sector lenders, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley announced. “The cabinet approved the constitution of an alternate mechanism that will oversee proposals with regard to consolidation of banks, which will come from the PSBs (public sector banks),” Jaitley told reporters here following the cabinet meeting. “As of today, there are 20 PSBs plus the State Bank of India (SBI),” he said, adding that the SBI had recently concluded the merger with its associate banks and become a larger consolidated entity. “If any other PSB board gives a consolidation proposal, to oversee that proposal an alternative mechanism will be in place to give in principle approval for the proposal of the banks for a scheme of amalgamation,” Jaitley said. Explaining that such an alternative mechanism “enables quick facilitation of decisions”, Jaitley said the constitution of the committee would be made by the Prime Minister.
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up Infosys more than three decades ago and served as its CEO between March 2002 to April 2007. Sikka was brought in as the companys first nonfounder CEO in June 2014, prior to which the position was held by one or the other founder. Corporate governance experts and market analysts blamed the recent spat between Infosys founders and management for the resignation. The board and Vishal Sikka have spent considerable amount of time addressing the concerns - to a point where the company, in its 20-F filing, disclosed distractions from activist shareholders as a possible risk to achieving the companys strategic goals, the report said.
2,000 notes and also issued a new Rs 500 notes with additional security features. So with the introduction of Rs 200 notes, the problem people face due to high-value Rs 2,000 notes would be taken care of. The Reser ve Bank has also introduced a new fluorescent blue Rs 50 banknotes bearing the motif of ‘Hampi with Chariot’ that depicts India’s cultural heritage. In a surprise announcement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had in November last year announced scrapping of old notes of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 notes, wiping out over 86 per cent of the cash in circulation. The move was aimed at checking black money, counterfeit notes and terror financing.
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New Delhi, Aug 23 (PTI): The government today gave its go-ahead to the Reserve Bank to issue Rs 200 notes that will ease pressure on lower-denomination currency bills. The finance ministry, in a notification, said that on the recommendations of the Central Board of Directors of the RBI, “the central government hereby specifies the denomination of banknotes of the value of two hundred rupees”. The new Rs 200 notes are likely to be in circulation shortly. According to sources, the exercise of printing Rs 200 denomination notes is being undertaken to further improve the currency situation in the country. Following the demonetisation on November 9 last year, the Reserve Bank had introduced Rs
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New Delhi, Aug 23 (Agencies): Nandan Nilekani, one of the most high-profile founders of Infosys, is most likely to make a comeback to the IT firm as its head post sudden exit of CEO and MD Vishal Sikka. However, exact clarity about the nature of his role will be made in the next 48 hours, as per media reports. Meanwhile, an investor advisory firm has favoured Nandan Nilekani being brought back on its board as its non-executive chairman. The Institutional Investor Advisory Services (IiAS) said the Infosys board has been “unable to protect its CEO” and to select a successor it must begin by “reinventing it-
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Washington, Aug 23 (IANS): US President Donald Trump has defended his white supremacist response to the Charlottesville violence -- omitting that he blamed “many sides” for the clashes -- and also threatened to shut down the government, if necessary, to built a wall along the Mexico border. Trump, stung by days of criticism that he sowed racial division in the country after the Charlottesville violence, told supporters at a “Make America Great Again” rally in Phoenix, Arizona, on Tuesday that he strongly condemned “neoNazis, white supremacists and the KKK”, CNN reported. Vice President Mike Pence and Housing and Urban Development Secre-
US President Donald Trump tary Ben Carson also attended the rally. During the 80-minute speech, Trump also took aim at the media and blamed them for giving far right groups “a platform”. He said the media misrepresented what he insisted was his prompt, unequivocal condemnation of bigotry and hatred. Trump held media re-
sponsible for deepening divisions in the country, the New York Times reported. In retelling his remarks on the August 12 violence that left one woman dead, Trump omitted his reference to “many sides” in his first response to the clashes, and also his reference to “both sides” -- both seen as equating neo-Nazis with counter-protesters.
Talking about the Mexico wall, the President threatened to shut down the federal government if his proposal to build the wall is not approved and funded by the lawmakers. “Build that wall. Now the obstructionist Democrats would like us not to do it, but believe me if we have to close down our government, we’re building that wall,” Trump said. He also predicted an end for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with Mexico and Canada following a round of renegotiations last week. The President also hinted that he could pardon former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, who became a national symbol of the crackdown on undocumented immigrants.
Pak upset over US stand Google removes over 500 based on ‘false narrative’ ‘spying’ apps from Play Store
Cairo, Aug 23 (IANS): Egypt on Wednesday criticised the US decision to withhold $290.7 million in military and economic aid to Cairo due to concerns over human rights conditions in the Arab country. An Egyptian Foreign Ministry statement said the move -- which has not yet been announced -- reflected “poor judgement”, BBC reported. “It also underestimates the size and nature of the economic and security challenges facing the Egyptian people, and implies a mixing of cards that may have negative reper-
The office of the NPF 2-DMR-II A/C is fully intact and strong. Only few erstwhile Congress merger group who joined NPF alongwith S. I. Jamir have left the party.
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The Litem Village Council and Litem Baptist Church extends heartiest congratulations to Dr. S. Limajungshi Chang, S/o. Mr. M. Sapong Chang for being appointed as MO (Ayush) at District Hospital, Mon District. We wish him all success and blessings in all endeavours in serving the society.
Seoul, Aug 23 (IANS): South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Wednesday stressed upon the need for improved relations with North Korea for a denuclearised Korean peninsula. Moon made the remarks during a meeting with officials from the foreign and unification ministries, Xinhua news agency cited the presidential Blue House as saying. The meeting was arranged to hear the opinions of the working-level officials about security and foreign affairs. When the South Korea-North Korea relations were good, the Korean peninsula issue showed a hope of resolution and the peninsula’s situations were stably managed, Moon said. “(We) need to look back on that experience.” Under the late liberal Presidents Kim Dae-jung and Roh Moo-hyun from 1998 to 2008, inter-Korean relations were better than
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The Pathso Range Students’ Union extends its heartiest congratulation to Er. P. Jakpou Khiamniungan on his promotion to Superintending Engineer, PHED, Government of Nagaland. The Union wishes and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless him with wisdom and good health and also great success in his future endeavors. (SHANGCHIU) (THANGPONG) President General Secretary
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The Officers and staff of Administrative Training Institute (ATI), Kohima with immense pride congratulate Dr. Hovithal N.Sothu, Deputy Director (Trg.) for bringing laurels to the Institute by receiving the prestigious Governor’s Gold Medal on the occasion of 71st Independence Day on 15th August, 2017 at Kohima. The ATI family further wishes him success in his future endeavours. K-2705 OFFICE OF THE
MODEL VILLAGE YOUTH ORGANISATION 5th Mile, Dimapur - 797115 : Nagaland
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The MODEL VILLAGE YOUTH ORGANIZATION, WOMEN SOCIETY and MODEL VILLAGE STUDENTS' UNION of Model Village 5th Mile strongly condemn the attempt to abduct and molest a 13 year old child in Chekiye Village on 20th August 2017 by TOHUTO. We the youth, women society and students' union of Model Village 5th Mile support the decision given by various organizations/bodies of Chekiye Village. Being a peace loving village such acts are totally unacceptable in the society. We further appeal the concern authorities and law enforcement agency to bring the culprit to book as per the law. DP-5206
The Eastern Farming Association (E.F.A) Tuensang District with great honour and immense pleasure congratulate the Department of Horticulture, for celebrating 25 years and landed its achievement especially in the farming sector. The Association further appreciates the District Horticulture Officer, Tuensang Shri. Imotemjen and his sub-ordinates for awarding the merit certificate as well as tools and implements to the farmers. Further, the Association extends our best wishes and pray that God almighty grant the Department more success and achievement in their future endeavour. K. SATEM CHANG Assistant Secretary K-2704 EFA Tuensang
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Moon said the unification ministry should focus on materialising the New Economic Initiative of the Korean Peninsula, which was advocated by the South Korean President to enhance inter-Korean relations. Experts here expected Moon to inherit the Sunshine Policy, advocated by his liberal predecessors, of engagement with North Korea through economic cooperation and the exchanges of culture, sports and personnel.
Tentative dates of Entrance Examinations to be conducted during the year 2018-2019 are given below : Sl. No. Courses/Programme Session Exam. Date Day 1 DM(3yrs)/MCh(3yrs)/MD(Hosp. Admn.) July 2018 07.04.2018 Saturday 2 Fellowship Programme -do14.04.2018 Saturday 3 AIIMS-PG (MD/MS/DM(6yrs)/MCh(6yrs.)MDS -do06.05.2018 Sunday 4 MBBS. 2018 August 2018 27.05.2018 Sunday 5 B.Sc Nursing (Post-Basic) 2018 -do02.06.2018 Saturday 6 M.Sc Courses 2018 -do02.06.2018 Saturday 7 B.Sc (Hons) Para-Medical Courses 2018 -do09.06.2018 Saturday 8 M.Sc. Nursing 2018 -do09.06.2018 Saturday 9 SR/SD Recruitment Exam July 2018 17.06.2018 Sunday 10 B.Sc (Hons.) Nursing 2018 August 2018 24.06.2018 Sunday 11 Ph.D Programme July 2018 07.07.2018 Saturday 12 M. Biotechnology 2018 August 2018 14.07.2017 Saturday 13 Recruitment Examination for Nursing Officer 2018 09.09.2018 Sunday 14 DM(3yrs)/MCh(3yrs)/MD(Hosp. Admn.) January 2019 04.11.2018 Sunday 15 Fellowship Programme -do11.11.2018 Sunday 16 AIIMS-PG (MD/MS/DM(6yrs)/MCh(6yrs)/MDS) -do18.11.2017 Sunday 17 SR/SD Recruitment Exam -do25.11.2018 Sunday 18 Ph.D Programme -do05.01.2019 Saturday Note : These dates are tentative. Please visit Keydates section of the website www.aiimsexams.org for further details including dates of Practicals/Departmental Assessments (Stage-II)/Counselling etc. and regular updates. The dates may change depending on logistics, availability of centre, administrative reasons etc. ASSISTANT CONTROLLER (EXAMS.) davp 17112/11/0057/1718
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under the conservative governments in the past decade. Kim and Roh held summit meetings with late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, father of the current leader Kim Jong-un, in 2000 and 2007. Under their presidencies, the six-party talks to denuclearise the peninsula were actively held. The aid-for-disarmament talks, which involved South Korea, North Korea, China, the US, Russia and Japan have been suspended since late 2008.
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We the Pathso Nokeng Students' Union express our heartiest congratulations to Shri Er. P.JAKPOU Khiamniungan, S/o Pukho of Pathso Nokeng Village on being promoted to Superintendent Engineer PHED. Government of Nagaland. The Students’ Union’s wish him for brighter career in good health and wisdom in all the future endeavours. Sd/Sd/Tangsoi Peshing President General Secretary PNSU PNSU
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Washington denied Cairo $95.7 million and is to withhold 15 per cent of the $1.3 billion it grants Egypt annually in military aid unless it can certify that the government is making progress in the fields of democracy and human rights, a US State Department official told Efe news. Foreign Minister Sameh Egypt Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry meeting with Shoukry also cancelled a meeting with US President Jared Kushner was cancelled. Donald Trump’s son-incussions on achieving mon interests,” the state- law and adviser Jared Kushner. Egyptian-American com- ment said.
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This is to clarify that the 2-DMR-II A/C Party workers supporting S.I. Jamir that appeared in Nagaland Post, page 9 dated 22/08/2017 is totally false and misleading.
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Kabul, Aug 23 (IANS): Six people were killed, including the attacker, and 40 were wounded when the Taliban detonated a vehicle loaded with explosives near a police barrack in southern Afghanistan on Wednesday. The blast occurred at 11 a.m. near the entrance to the police headquarters in Lashkargah, capital of Helmand province, a police official was quoted as saying by Efe news. “The bomber detonated his vehicle near the main entrance of the Police Headquarters, which is also used as a parking lot by civilians,” said the offical, adding that the victims included two women, a girl, two Army soldiers and the attacker. The wounded included three soldiers while the remaining were civilians. More than half of the injured were students at a nearby madrasa, the police official said. “An attack was carried out near the Helmand Police Headquarters against the puppet enemy. Three armoured vehicles were destroyed and several soldiers were killed,” Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said on Twitter. The attack comes after US President Donald Trump on Monday announced an open-ended expansion of its involvement in the Afghan conflict, including raising troop deployment.
Beirut, AUG 23 (AGENCIES): Lebanon’s Interior Minister says the country’s police intelligence played a major role in foiling a plot to bring down an Emirati passenger plane that was supposed to take off from Australia. Nouhad Machnouk told reporters on Monday that four Lebanese-Australian brothers, including one who is in detention in Lebanon, had plotted to blow up the plane with a bomb hidden inside a large Barbie doll. Australian authorities have said they thwarted a credible terrorist plot to down an airplane by smuggling a device onboard. They have provided few details, including the precise nature of the threat or any airlines involved. Machnouk said two other brothers are held in Australia while the fourth is a senior member of the Islamic State group based in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa.
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terrorism. No country has suffered more than Pakistan from the scourge of terrorism, often perpetrated from outside our borders,” the Foreign Office said in a statement. The statement followed a cabinet meeting that discussed the new American strategy unveiled on late Monday. “It is disappointing that the US policy statement ignores the enormous sacrifices rendered by the Pakistani nation,” it added. It said Pakistan does not allow use of its territory against any country. “Instead of relying on the false narrative of safe havens, the US needs to work with Pakistan to eradicate terrorism.”
San Francisco, Aug 23 (IANS): Google has removed over 500 apps that included mobile games for teenagers from its Play Store on account of a spyware threat. The decision came after US-based cyber-security firm Lookout discovered more than 500 apps that could spread spyware on mobile phones, Fortune reported late on Wednesday. According to Lookout, the apps used certain software that had the ability to covertly siphon people’s personal data on their devices without alerting the app makers. The impacted apps included mobile games for teenagers, weather apps, online radio, photo editing, education, health, fitness and home video camera apps. The researchers discovered that the ‘Igexin’ advertising software development kit (SDK) embedded in the apps caused these to communicate with outside servers that had earlier spread malware. The bug in SDK was discovered when an app appeared to be downloading large, encrypted files from those servers.
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Islamabad, Aug 23 ( IANS ) : P a k i s t a n o n Wednesday said US President Donald Trump’s warning to it was disappointing, adding Washington must work with Islamabad “instead of relying on the false narrative of safe havens”. In a new strategy to win America’s longest war, Trump accused Pakistan of “housing the very terrorists that we (Americans) are fighting” in Afghanistan. The Pakistan Foreign Office said Trump had ignored the contributions and sacrifices Pakistan had made in fighting terrorism. “No country has done more than Pakistan to counter the menace of
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oice of Nagaland (VON), a g roup promoting young talents in the state will be organizing ‘As One-India Chapter’ to promote the multi cultural facet of the country. The group had earlier successfully produced a video featuring the different tribes and communities living in the state which has garnered over 4 lakh views in YouTube so far. The upcoming project will be in a similar nature but with a wider range of artiste covering the whole country, said managing
director of VON, Zangzang Zeliang. As OneIndia Chapter will feature renowned artistes from each state representing their own respective states which will be an attempt to promote national harmony and peaceful coexistence. The selected artistes will go through proper grooming by renowned personalities and together the artistes will make a music video based on theme unity in diversity. The upcoming project is strongly supported by the Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya, who had even supported the Nagaland Chapter of the same project. Auditions for the upcoming project will be held in each state in the upcoming months and likewise the auditions for the state will also be held in this month tentatively. Interested artistes may contact 9862-30-9868 or 8575-64-7106 for further enquiry.
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T h e Yi m c h u n g r u U n i o n Tuensang Town (YUTT) is extremely honored and takes immense pride in congratulating Dr. T. Youngphula Yimchunger, daughter of Late Y. Throngshe Yimchunger of Y/Awunru village Tuensang for being conferred Ph.D from the Doctorate of Ministry in Missiology field from Acts Academy of Higher Education, Bangalore. The Union prays that, Almighty God bless her with good health and wishes greater success in the days to come. (L. Kiuthsang Yimchunger) President, YUTT
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The Yimchungru Baptist Church Tuensang Town, (YBCTT), YBC Youth department and YBC Women department extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. T. Youngphula Yimchunger for being the first woman in the history of Yimchungrus to receive the prestigious degree of Doctorate of Ministry in the field of Missiology, in Theological studies from Acts Academy of higher education in Bangalore. The societies further prays to Almighty God to grant her success in her ministry and future endeavor.
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HQ. LONGSACHUNG, WOKHA, NAGALAND With immense pride and joy, the Longsachung Officers’ Union would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Shri R. Ekonthung Lotha, Assistant Director & Nodal Officer, Adult Ed u cat i o n , D te o f School Education, who is also the President of Longsachung Officers’ Union for receiving the prestigious Governor’s Gold Medal on 15 th August 2017. The Union salute the recognition of his relentless effort and zeal towards eradication of illiteracy in the State and also wish him success in all his endeavours. Longsachung Officers’ Union K-2703 OFFICE OF THE
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The Dimapur Mungya Union with immense pride and honour express our heartiest congratulations to Superintendent of Police Tuensang Mr. Rankathung Ezung, S/o Chumdemo Ezung for being awarded the Governor's Gold Medal for meritorious service on 15th August 2017. The Union wishes him success in his future endeavour. Poremo Ngullie Secretary (DMU)
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Upbeat India look to Haryana pip Delhi in close PKL contest dominate SL in 2nd ODI
Pallekele (Sri Lanka), Aug 23 (IANS): Fresh from a nine-wicket victory in the series opener, India will look to dominate a lacklusture Sri Lanka in the second One-Day International (ODI) at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium here on Thursday. The visitors thrashed Sri Lanka in the first ODI thanks to left-arm spinner Axar Patel who returned figures of 3/34 to restrict the hosts to 216 runs which was comfortably chased down with the help of unbeaten knocks from opener Shikhar Dhawan (132 not out) and skipper Virat kohli (82 not out). Sri Lanka will bank on their opening batsman
Niroshan Dickwella who produced a half-century in the opening match of the five-match ODI series. The hosts will also expect batsmen Danushka Gunathilaka, Kusal Mendis and Angelo Mathews to contribute in the middleorder. All three were off to good starts but failed to build match winning knock in the first ODI. In the bowling department, the island nation will rely on experienced pacer Lasith Malinga, who played his 200th ODI in the last match, to produce early breakthroughs. India will look to continue their form from the previous clash. SQUADS: India: Virat Kohli
(captain), Rohit Sharma, Mahendra Singh Dhoni (wicket-keeper), Shikhar Dhawan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Kedar Jadhav, Yuzvendra Chahal, Lokesh Rahul, Axar Patel, Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya, Ajinkya Rahane, Manish Pandey, Kuldeep Yadav, Shardul Thakur. Sri Lanka: Upul Tharanga (captain), Lasith Malinga, Chamara Kapugedera, Angelo Mathews, Thisara Perera, Niroshan Dickwella (wicket-keeper), Danushka Gunathilaka, Vishwa Fernando, Kusal Mendis, Wanidu Hasaranga, Lakshan Sandakan, Milinda Siriwardana, Dushmantha Chameera, Malinda Pushpakumara, Akila Dananjaya.
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Lucknow, Aug 23 (IANS): Haryana Steelers pipped Dabang Delhi 27-25 in a Zone A contest of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Season 5 at the Babu Banarasi Das Indoor Stadium here on Wednesday. The match started on an even note as the scoreboard read 3-3 six minutes into the first half but Haryana surged ahead in quick time, courtesy Deepak Dahiya’s quick reflexes, getting them a two-point advantage. This was followed by four empty raids as both the teams played it smart, but Vikas Khandola’s successful raid helped Haryana break the deadlock and increase the gap to 8-3 before making it 12-3. Delhi managed to reduce the gap with their Iranian import Abolfazl
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Maghsodlou bagging two points to make it 12-5 but Surjeet’s successful raid made it 14-5 in favour of the Haryana boys. With five minutes remaining in the half, Abofazl sensed the urgency to pick two quick points as the scoreline read 15-7 even as Haryana consolidated their position by adding two more points. Delhi made amends for their poor raiding by
picking two more points as the first half ended 17-9. Coming back, Delhi upped the ante collecting four quick points to reduce the margin to 13-17 before squaring it off at 19-19. With 10 minutes to go, Haryana surged ahead with two quick points to make it 21-19 but Abofazl once again proved his utility with a successful raid to make it 21-20. The match could have
gone either way with Delhi coming back brilliantly to make it 24-22 before gaining one more point, thanks to raider Abofazl’s brilliant move. With two minutes remaining, Delhi skipper Meraj Sheykh made it count with another suc-
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10th DEATH ANNIVERSARY
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Ten years on, a loving husband, a doting father & grand father and above all a caring brother is remembered with solemnity and reverence. Loving family members
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We, the family members of Lt. Temsusangla (Lolen) express our sincere appreciation and deepest gratitude to each and every individual, churches, organizations, neighbours, friends and well wishers for your unconditional love, prayers and support extended to us during her illness and at her demise on 10th August 2017. Your many acts of kindness continue to be a source of great solace and comfort to us. Thank you and God bless you all. Loving daughters, grandchildren, in-laws and family members. K-2687
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IN REMEMBRANCE of our beloved father
Lt. M.I. Chuba Jamir
Born: 01-05-1972 – Died: 17-08-2017 We the bereaved family of LATE TEWELHI KROME, would like to thank each and every one for the love and support rendered to us physically, financially and spiritually during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved dad. A special word of thanks to:1. Dr. Ato, KOHIMAS and staff 2. Neiba Kronu, Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. 3. K.Therie, NPCC President 4. Mr & Mrs. Jabou Sekhose KCCI President. 5. Mr & Mrs. Er. Bizo, Solar Dept.. 6. Er. Visakho Therie 7. Mr & Mrs. Rilo Therie and Pretso Therie 8. Mr & Mrs. Wezope Elah (Setheke Basa). 9. Mr & Mrs. Kevepoyi Dizumo. 10. Mr & Mrs. Kezuwelhi Kapfo. 11. Mrs. Ngupelhi-ü Ritse. 12. Mr. Medolhi Marhu, Chairman Lasumi Union Kohima. 13. Lower A.G Colony Kohima. 14. Pfütsero Town Baptist Church 15. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Diphupar A. 16. Chakhesang Women Department Diphupar A. 17. Mr & Mrs. Wezote Kromi. 18. Lasumi Sub-Society Pfütsero. 19. Mr & Mrs. Tüsoveyo Puro. 20. G.H.S.S. Pfutsero. 21. Pfütsero Govt. College. 22. Ketoupa Colony, Pfutsero. 23. Friends, Relatives and Neighbors. Though we are unable to mention each and every one individually and express our gratefulness and gratitude to you, we pray that Almighty God bless each and every one of you abundantly. Loving wife, children, family members and relatives K-2689
cessful raid to make it 25-24, keeping the crowd on their feet. In the dying minutes of the game, Haryana surged ahead picking two quick points and took full advantage of Meraj’s unsuccessful raid to register their third win in the tournament.
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Dearest Apo... It has been a quarter of a century since your passing and not a day goes by without you in our thoughts. However, we find peace and solace in the belief that you are in the company of the Almighty. We are forever indebted to you for the love, guidance, words of wisdom, hardships and sacrifices you had borne for us. Words fail to express our gratitude to you. The void created by your absence is unfathomable, yet we move on knowing that your love and spirit are always with us. You still live in our's and in the hearts of those you touched. For nothing loved is ever lost and you, dear apo, were and is still dearly loved and sorely missed. We wish you eternal peace in the kingdom of God. DP-8421
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Dear Papa ! It's been a year since you left us to be with our heavenly Father. You may be gone but not from our hearts. We miss you every day and want you to know that your words of wisdom and love that you taught us will bind us together and guide us in every step of our lives. DP-8490
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With profound gratitude, we the bereaved family members would like to convey our sincere and deepest appreciation to every individual, leaders, unions, churches, societies, organizations, Eden Medical Centre Team, friends and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially and through prayers during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Khekuto Zhimomi on 17th August 2017. We regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you personally, however your prayer, support and good deeds will remain in our hearts and we sincerely wish and pray that our Lord Jesus Christ bless you all abundantly. DP-8453
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We, the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individuals, churches, organizations, neighbours, friends from far and near and well wishers who stood by us through prayer, physically, financially, materially, throughout the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Pikhalo Kath, who left us for his heavenly abode on 8th August 2017. We, convey our special thanks to:1. Sishunu Baptist Church 2. Sishunu Village Council 3. Botsa Baptist Church 4. Gurkha Baptist Fellowship, Tsonsa 5. Kandi Chairman Forum 6. RBCK Chandmari Fellowship 7. Rengma Baptist Church Wokha 8. Headmaster & Staff of GHS, Botsa 9. CRBC Staff, Zumpha Tseminyu. Though we are unable to thank you all individually but it is our humble prayer that almighty God will bless you abundantly. Loving children, grandchildren & great grandchildren. K-2679
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We, the bereaved family of Late Kevinei- u Linyu of L. Khel Kohima village, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to each and every individual, churches, organizations, neighbours, friends from far and near and well-wishers who stood by us through prayers, physically, financially and materially throughout his prolonged illness till his last breathe on 18th August 2017. We further convey our sincere appreciation to: 1. Baptist Revival Church, Kohima Village. 2. Doctors, nurses and staff of Referral Hospital (CIHSR), Dimapur. 3. Doctors, nurses and staff of Putuonuo Nursing Home, Kohima. 4. Doctors, nurses and staff of ICU NHAK. 5. Nagaland Motorcycle Club (Kohima and Dimapur Unit). We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual. The almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children and family members K-2696
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Saina, Srikanth in 3rd round
Saina Nehwal
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On the adjacent court, Praneeth was facing the fire of Anthony, who cruised to a 8-0 lead and then jumped to a 16-6 advantage. The gap was too much for Praneeth to bridge as he lost the first game. The Indian got his bearing back and put up a better effort in the second game, reaching a 7-4 and 11-9 advantage at the break. Leading 14-12, Praneeth had to take a medical timeout and when the game resumed, Anthony managed to grab a slender 16-15 lead but the Indian did not let the opportunity slip as he soon turned the tables on his rival to roar back into contest. In the decider, Praneeth opened up a 6-2 lead but Anthony managed to grab a 11-9 lead at the breather. After the interval,
Anthony managed to surge to a 18-12 advantage. But a gritty Praneeth erased a six-point deficit to grab two match point advantage at 20-18. Anthony saved one but the Indian sealed it next to reach the next round. Srikanth, on the other hand, didn’t have much issue getting past Lucas. The 24-year-old from Guntur split the initial 10 points with Lucas, before changing gears to held a 11-6 lead. The Indian used his prcise smashes to good use to accumulate points, moving to a 19-9 advantage. He moved to game point when Lucas faltered with a return at forecourt. The French shuttler then attempted a drop which found the net as Srikanth won the first game in 12 minutes.
Rooney retires from intl football
Neymar to contest Barcelona lawsuit
Glasgow, Aug 23 (PTI): Saina Nehwal led the charge as Indian juggernaut continued to roll at the World Championship with Kidambi Srikanth and B Sai Praneeth entering the pre- quarterfinals of singles events, here Wednesday. After Saina brushed aside the challenge of Sabrina Jaquet in straight games and Praneeth survived a scare from Anthony Sinisuka Ginting, Srikanth steamrolled France’s Lucas Corvee to keep India in the hunt for a medal. London Olympics bronze medallist Saina hardly broke a sweat as she cruised past her Swiss rival 21-11 21-12 in just 33 minutes. Saina will next take on second seed Sung Ji Hyun, who defeated India’s Tanvi Lad 21-9 21-19. World
No. 8 Srikanth also dished out a clinical performance, beating Lucas 21-9 21-17 to set up a clash with 14th seed Anders Antonsen of Denmark tomorrow. Earlier, Singapore Open champion B Sai Praneeth bounced back from a game down to outwit World No. 26 Indonesian Anthony 14-21 21-18 21-19 that lasted an hour and 12 minutes. A silver medallist at Jakarta edition in 2015, Saina, who received a bye in the opening round, stamped her authority right from the start as she zoomed to a 4-0 lead before making it 11-6. The Swiss tried her bit and came as close as 9-13 before Saina reeled off five straight points and eventually wrapped the opening game in 14 minutes.
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Wayne Rooney
L o n d o n, Au g 2 3 (Agencies): England’s all-time leading goalscorer Wayne Rooney has retired from international football after turning down the chance to be part of the squad for next month’s World Cup qualifiers.
The Everton striker was asked by England boss Gareth Southgate to be involved against Malta and Slovakia. “Every time I was selected was a real privilege but I believe now is the time to bow out,” said the
31-year-old. The for mer Manchester United captain scored 53 times in 119 internationals. Rooney, overlooked by Southgate for matches against Scotland and France in June, made his England debut in February 2003, in a 3-1 defeat by Australia at Upton Park. He made his major tournament debut as an 18-year-old at Euro 2004, and his last international appearance was as captain in last November’s 3-0 victory over Scotland at Wembley. Rooney rejoined boyhood club Everton in the summer, and his announcement comes two days after he scored his 200th Premier League goal in a 1-1 draw at Manchester City. After that game, he said he was “focusing on Everton” rather than an international recall. “I’m sure I’ll speak to Gareth Southgate over the next few days,” he added. “We’ll see what happens.” Southgate is due to name a squad on Thursday for the World Cup qualifiers in Malta on September 1, and at home to Slovakia three days later.
L o n d o n, Au g 2 3 (Agencies): Paris StGermain forward Neymar will contest the legal action brought against him by former club Barcelona. Barcelona want a 8.5m euros (£7.8m) renewal bonus Neymar received for signing a five-year deal - just nine months before his move - returned. The Brazil international made a record 222m euro (£200m) move to PSG in August after buying out his contract. “The player’s formal defence will be filed in due course,” read a statement from the 25-year-old and his lawyers. Neymar also seemed to suggest Barcelona owe him money following his Nou Camp exit, rather than the other way round. His statement added: “Regarding the bonuses owed for the execution of the contract of 2016, it is also necessary to inform that the player has already initiated the formal procedures of collection before the competent courts.” On Tuesday, Barcelona had demanded the return of the “already paid” renewal bonus, plus an additional 10% for delayed payment.
CoA asked to draft new BCCI constitution
New Delhi, Aug 23 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Wednesday asked the Committee of Administrators (CoA) managing the affairs of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to prepare a draft of a new constitution on the basis of its directions based on the Justice R.M. Lodha Committee recommendations that it has endorsed. A bench of Justice Dipak Misra, Justice A.M. Khanwilkar and Justice D.Y. Chandrachud said that the draft constitution would be based on its directions on July 18, 2016 and its order of July 24, 2017 by which it had agreed to reexamine the one state one vote principle, the strength of the selection committee and the status of associate members. The court ordered that the draft constitution would be prepared by August 30. Posting the matter for Septembers 19, the court said a copy of the draft constitution would be given to all the counsel representing the BCCI, State associations, Railways and Association of Indian Universities and others.
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KFL: Power Comm hold New Market Correspondent
Ko h i m a , Au g 2 3 (NPN): Yhunshalo Kemp scored a dramatic 95th minute equalizer as Power Comm rescued a 4-4 draw against New Market in a thrilling encounter at the Kohima Football League at Kohima local ground on Wednesday. Kemp late strike also denied New Market three crucial points. New Market took the lead in the first half through Chisie Nyusou in the 20th minute and Rhitso Mero added the second goal in the 32nd minute. But Power Comm pulled one back, when Yhunshalo Kemp converted the spot kick in the first half injury time to reduce the scoreline. The first session ended 2-1 in favour of New Market. In the second session, defending error gave Power Comm the advantage when Sahovi Phinyo scored two goals in the 53rd and 65th minutes respectively. As the Power Comm was inching towards securing three points, New Market staged a late comeback and scored two goals in second-half injury time. Substitute Viluto Achumi scored for New Market to make it 3-3. Minutes later, Megovilie Misalhou
Power Comm (yellow) and New market in action on Wednesday match in Kohima. (NP)
scored to make it 4-3 and seemed match-winning goal for New Market. However, they were denied three points when Yhunshalo Kemp, the hero for Power Comm, scored the equalizer, when he again converted a spot-kick in the 95th minute after one of the rival defender handed the ball inside the danger area. With the match ended
in 4-4 draw both teams shared the points. Kechi Kulim of New Market FC and Kenathong Kath of Power Comm FC were awarded yellow cards. Kohima village youth organization president, Medozhatuo Rutsa was the match patron. Thursday’s match Addax FC Vs United 16 FC: 3 p.m.
AFC: Bengaluru FC ease past N. Korea club 3-0
Sunil Chettri in action against 25 SC North Korea at Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru on Wednesday. (PTI)
Bengaluru, Aug 23 (IANS): Bengalur u FC showed absolutely no signs of rust or lack of time to prepare as Albert Rocas side beat North Korean side 4.25 SC 3-0 and took a big step towards the AFC Cup Inter-zone final on a rain-soaked evening here on Wednesday. Goals on either side of the break by skipper Sunil Chhetri (32nd minute, Penalty) and Udanta Singh
(51st) put the Blues 2-0 up before Lenny Rodrigues joined the party with a goal in the 77th minute. The away leg is on September 13 in Pyongyang. Coach Roca handed debuts to five new signings with Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Rahul Bheke, Dimas Delgado, Erik Paartalu and Antonio Dovale all featuring in the starting XI at the Kanteerava Stadium. Bengaluru, who will
be featuring in the Indian Super League (ISL) from this season, went on attack mode right from the word go as Udanta Singh intercepted a pass in the rival half and attempted a shot in the first minute itself which was saved by the 4.25 SC custodian. Thereafter, visitors 4.25 SC had a spell of possession where they tried to make inroads into the Blues’ box, only to be thwarted by Roca’s boys. Having had half-chances for most of the first half, an intelligent move around the half-hour mark opened up the rival defence and handed Bengaluru their first goal. Juanan with a long diagonal ball found Harmanjot Khabra on the flank who headed it into the box for Udanta whose pace was too much for the rival keeper to handle as he brought the youngster down. Chhetri then coolly chipped in the resultant penalty kick for his third goal of the competition to hand the Blues a 1-0 lead. Bengaluru continued to push up and almost doubled their lead three minutes from the break. Chhetri timed his run to perfection to beat the offside trap on a lobbed pass inside the box. The skipper controlled the
ball and tried to chip an onrushing keeper who got a deft touch to divert it for a corner. The half ended with Bengaluru firmly in charge and a goal up. The hosts got off to the perfect start in the second half doubling their lead six minutes in. Udanta intercepted a pass on the right before running solo and making no mistake to slot home past Ri Kang in the rival goal. The visitors created a few chances of their own, but the Blues’ backline led by new goalkeeper Gurpreet held firm under the torrential downpour. Midway through the half, Lenny Rodrigues almost pulled off a blinder. His pile driver from 30-yards out was headed for the roof of the goal, only for the keeper to palm it over. With incessant rain, both sides were finding it difficult to control the game; however, the hosts adjusted to the water-logged pitch much better which translated into another goal. A quick release by Dovale down the left saw Chhetri run clear and float in a delightful cross to Lenny, who timed his run well at the far post to slide the ball home and seal the game.
NEW DELHI, Aug 23 (PTI): Aiming high and far, the AIFF is set to groom the best talent from the U-17 and U-19 age-groups and form the nucleus of a squad, which it hopes, is good enough to represent India in the FIFA U-20 World Cup in 2019 and the 2024 Olympic Games. The All India Football Federation’s technical committee met in Bengaluru to discuss the development plan for Indian football beyond the FIFA U-17 World Cup, which will be held in the country from October 6 to 28. “The idea is to have the best players from the U-17 World Cup team and the U-19 play the AFC U-19 Championship qualifiers and then the main event in 2018, eventually preparing them for the FIFA U-19 World Cup in 2019 and the 2024 Olympics,” AIFF general secretary Kushal Das said on Wednesday.
He added, “If they do well and qualify for the main event in 2018 and finish in the top four, they will be able to play the 2019 FIFA U20 World Cup. The technical committee meeting was chaired by Shyam Thapa. He said: “This is the right time for the AIFF to take up this long-term vision. I am very satisfied with the proposed long-term plan which would ensure the team gets prepared in the best possible fashion for future editions of Olym-
pics, Asian Cup and World Cup.” Thapa proposed the setting up of residential academies in each state in collaboration with the AIFF and state associations. A detailed report on the proposals will be submitted to AIFF president Praful Patel. All the proposals will come up for discussion in the next executive committee meeting of the apex body. Asked if there are plans to ensure participation of a development side, like Indian Arrows in the past, in the I- league, Das said, “Saying that the U-17 World Cup side will play in the I-League will be a misnomer. “Again, the idea is to form a squad by having the best players from the U-16, U-17 and U-19 sides and play in the I- League. That team will be managed by the AIFF.”
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