August 26, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Vol XXVII No. 261

DIMAPUR, saturday, august 26, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

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Nagaland Public Rally ‘War Against Corruption’ Thepfulhouvi Solo

Khekiye K. Sema

Z.Lohe

H. Hotongse Sangtam

Thousands of people gathered at the ACAUT ‘mother of all rallies’ in Supermarket, Dimapur on Friday afternoon. (Right from top) Some of the speakers who addressed the rally. (NP)

Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , AU G 2 5 (NPN): Sending another strong message across Nagaland especially to the government that the ‘War Against Corruption’ will be relentlessly pursued without fear or favour, ACAUT Nagaland held its second historic record rally in Dimapur on August 25, dubbed as the

Finance deptt clarifies D I M A P U R , AU G 2 5 (NPN): Reacting to ACAUT’s allegation that chief minister, TR Zeliang, was withholding RTI reply, the public information officer (PIO) finance department, V. Kezo, has clarified that the conversation referred to (by ACAUT) took place in the month of July 2017 when the state was in the midst of a political crisis. At that point in time, PIO said the department was struggling to trace files that were in transit as the then advisor finance had also demitted office. Further, PIO clarified that there was no intention on the part of the department to withhold facts that were on record. He said that reply to the RTI was ready and would be furnished to the applicants.

‘mother of all rallies’ where several thousands (65,000 according to the organisers who claimed it was reflected in the attendance register) attended and gave their approval to take the issue forward. Due to the jammed packed area, few thousand participants were unable to sign the register, an ACAUT member informed. The first rally on Oc-

quently, ACAUT turned its attention on corruption at various government levels by filing RTI queries and also filing PILs. Thousands of those who gathered at the Naga Shopping Arcade (Super Marker), clad in traditional attires came from near and far to show solidarity with ACAUT as the programme continued well after dusk.

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ment aided private schools beyond Match 31, 2019. In a representation addressed to the minister school education, the ANGPTA president, James Ruokuoselhou; vice president, T.Along Changkiri; Treasurer, Akaho Yepthomi, and information secretary, Imchanuchet Jamir, opined that the requisite 50% marks at higher secondary level for admission to D.El.Ed. course for in-service teachers must be scrapped as the department had never applied this criterion while giving appointment to the elementary teachers. ANGPTA pointed out that till around the year 2000, the government allowed people with matriculate and below qualifications to be appointed as primary teachers in some of the backward areas of the state. In this regard, the asso-

ciation maintained its stand that all the primary teachers currently serving under the department of school education should be grouped under the same category and be allowed to undergo the D.EL.Ed. training within the stipulated time period. ANGPTA also stated that the condition to complete higher secondary level course through NIOS concurrently with the professional course must not be applied in Nagaland. Further, asserting that number of untrained teachers was very high and cannot be accommodated for trainings at the SCERT and DIETs within the stipulated time, the association appealed for making alternative arrangements by means of identifying and empowering few selected EBRCs in each districts to function as D.El.Ed. centres.

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Resolution No.1. The rally urges the Government of India (GoI) to expedite the political process for early and lasting political solution to the protracted Naga political problem by inviting all Naga political groups without further delay. The rally also appreciates the coming together of Six NNPG’s for an inclusive dialogue with GoI. Resolution No.2. The rally urges the GOI to remove the unconstitutional posts of Advisor and Parliamentary Secretaries in the state of Nagaland in terms of the honorable Supreme Court Judgment Dated 26-7-2017 passed in transferred case (Civil) No. 169/2006. Resolution No.3. The rally resolved to demand from the state Government to summon a special session of Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) to pass the LOKAYUKTA bill 2017, to check all forms corruptions, mismanagement and siphoning of public funds and immediately terminate all Back door appointments made post 6th June 2016 High court judgment. If the government of Nagaland fails to act on these demands before the end of September the public will call for all Nagaland Bandh. Resolution No.4. The rally resolved to urge the department of Roads and Bridges (R&B) to start Maintenance and Construction of Roads and bridges in Nagaland with the funds already drawn by the department till date. The rally also resolved to fight against looting and mismanagement of public fund by developmental department till all the corrupted leaders and bureaucrats are booked and justice is delivered to the people. Resolution No.5. The rally decided to reiterate the demand for free and fair inquiry by central investigation agencies to bring out the truth of siphoning of PDS items, Fuel adulteration and other developmental Funds. Resolution No.6. The rally resolved to demand CBI inquiry into M.K.R. Pillai’s case in disproportionate income and involvement in siphoning Police Modernization Schemes and involvement in other fraud case committed by Nagaland cop turned Kerala Billionaire. Resolution No.7. The rally resolved to support the clean election movement spear headed by NBCC and other Churches on the slogan “ONE MAN ONE VOTE” to choose the leader of my choice. The resolution was signed by— Hotongse Sangtam (ENPO), Lendinokdang (NTC), O. Shilu Jamir (CNTC), Kevichatha Sechu (AYO), Kenneth Rengma (RSZ), Nokshom Konyak (IBAPO), Nchumbemo Ezung (LYH), Imkummeren (MTLT), Khevishe Zhimo (ZTYO), Ate Venuh (PTYO), Wonglong Konyak (MCCI, Mon), Zapu Sekhose (KCCI, Kohima), Neibulie Kiewhuo (AKMWP), Mhashivikho Zao (DUCCF), Thungbemo Murry (BAN), Nitoka V Swu (PSAN), Thefulhouvi Solo (IFS. Retd), Z. Lohe, Peter Rutsa, Dr. Khekugha Muru, C. Mongkum Jamir, Theja Therie, Mar Longkumer, Kitoho S Rotokha, Joel Naga and Khekiye K Sema (IAS Retd).

Dera Sacha Sauda followers go on a rampage (Inset) Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, head of the Dera Sacha Sauda.

PANCHKULA (HARYANA), AUG 25 (AGENCIES): Maverick self-styled godman Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh was on Friday convicted of rape by a court here, triggering widespread violence and arson in Haryana where 30 people were killed and over 250 injured after which curfew was imposed here and several other places. Arson by frenzied followers of Dera Sacha Sauda

Aviation ministry tweaks UDAN scheme, focuses on NE

This is it!

7-point Resolution adopted at the Rally

RTE Act: ANGPTA appeals govt Dera chief held guilty of rape; 30 dead in violence to formulate state specific plan

D I M A P U R , AU G 2 5 (NPN): All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers’ Association (ANGPTA) has urged the state government to formulate state specific plan while implementing the Parliament Amendment Act Section 23(2) of the Right to Education. According to the Right of Children to Free and Compulsor y Education (Amendment) Act, 2017, every teacher appointed/ in position as on March 2015, who do not posses minimum qualifications as laid down under sub-section (1), would have to acquire such minimum qualifications within a period of four years. Minister school education, Tokheho Yepthomi, had recently said it has been made mandatory that no D I M A P U R , AU G 2 5 untrained teachers would (NPN): Department of be allowed to continue in Power has informed that service including the governpower supply to Mon district has been disrupted due to fault in 66KV Transmission Line between NaginimoraTizit. NEW DELHI, AUG 25 In a press release, SDO (AGENCIES): Giving a (Tans) Mokokchung Trans- major boost to air connectivmission Division, Er. Shi- ity in hilly and island regions ludi Longkumer, stated that of the country through hethe department was making licopters, ministry of civil all efforts to restore power aviation has relaxed a few supply at the earliest. norms to attract more players. The ministry, under its second edition of UDAN (Ude Desh Ka Aam Nagrik) scheme, is also trying to give more connectivity to regional places. Some of the major relaxations include dilution of exclusivity clause that mandated that only one airline flies on one route in the initial years. It has also relaxed the rule that the origin and destination airports must be 150km apart to qualify for the regional connectivity scheme (RCS) under which fares are capped at Rs. 2,500 “As intending candidate, per hour of flying. The minhere’s a little drop of money to help you istry claims these initiatives conduct clean election will connect new destinations through air routes, alprogramme.” low travellers to save time

Power supply to Mon district disrupted

tober 31, 2013 at Clock Tower Junction focussed on multiple taxation by various armed groups and the negative impact of business ‘Syndicates’ controlling all manner of trade and business activities especially in Dimapur. The resolution was not to pay multiple taxes to various factions but for ‘One Government. One Tax’. However subse-

The theme of the rally was ‘War Against Corruption: the battle to reclaim the land”. Braving the scorching summer heat, school students in uniforms also turned out in large numbers. The rally also witnessed active participation of youths holding placards which read-- “Modi save Nagaland, Tinku the real chief minister of Nagaland”, “Nagaland land of chors”, “Where is Pillai now? In PHQ! Where else”, “Nagas for inclusive solution” etc. The charged up public also shouted slogans in unison against corruption. All roads leading towards Nagarjan and Walford area were filled with people creating heavy traffic snarls. At the rally a seven-point ‘public resolution’ (see box) was read out by NTC member, Theja Therieh and after which the crowd rose to their feet and raised their hands as approval. When resolution No. 6 was read, on demand for CBI probe on M.K.R. Pillai, who has been under IT probe in various alleged IT fraud and alleged benami businesses in Nagaland, the crowd roared with approval.

Unifying India by enhancing air connectivity 70 Airports to be connected

Currently served airports

Currently under-served airports

Currently un-served airports

and enable people from small-towns to take their first flights. While announcing the scheme, minister of state for civil aviation Jayant Sinha said that at present there are only close to 200 commercial helicopter services, and in a country like India, it has the potential to go up to 2,000. If the scheme is successfully implemented, the air connectivity to difficult terrains of Jammu and

Kashmir, North East India, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Andaman and Nicobar and Lakshadweep will get a major push. The ministry has marked these regions under priority areas. The winners of the second round of bidding under UDAN are to be announced by November-end. The actual number of airports could increase, as helicopters are able to land in places other than airports and landing strips. Under the scheme, an operator is entitled to receive funds from the government in the form of viability gap funding (VGF) if a fixed number of seats on the flight are sold at a fare of up to Rs2,500. “We have increased the viability gap funding for helicopters. The way their flight time is calculated has also been made more realistic. We expect this to lead to improved connectivity in priority areas. The first round

of bidding was successful. Airlines have ordered 100 regional planes and we expect the second round to be even more interesting,” said aviation secretary RN Choubey. He added that airlines have ordered 100 regional planes so second round will be even more interesting. IndiGo has announced it plans to buy 50 ATR planes and SpiceJet has also signed a letter of intent to buy 50 Bombardier Q400 regional planes. Air India and SpiceJet are among airlines that have the biggest fleet of regional planes under this scheme. Five airlines, including Air India, SpiceJet, Turbo Megha, Air Odisha and Air Deccan, were allotted 128 routes to fly in the first round by March, but only 16 routes have been operationalised. The ministry claims that it is monitoring Air Odisha and Air Deccan and they should start flying by September-end.

chief was also witnessed in Delhi, Punjab and Rajasthan within a few hours of the pronouncement of judgement by the CBI court here in the 2002 case. CBI judge Jagdeep Singh held Ram Rahim guilty of rape in a case that was registered on the basis of an anonymous written complaint in 2002 that he had sexually exploited two female followers. Ram Chander Chhatrapati,

who ran a local daily Poora Sacch, was the journalist who exposed rapes of two women at Dera headquarters 15 years ago. Months after Chhatrapati published an anonymous letter giving details about how women were sexually harassed by Rahim at Sirsa ashram, he was shot from point-blank range outside his house on October 24, 2002. On the basis of the report, a case was registered against him in Dec 2002 by CBI on the directions of the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The quantum of sentence against Rahim, who enjoys ‘Z’ category security, will be pronounced on August 28. Thousands of followers gathered near the Panchkula court and went on the rampage. His followers, ironically called ‘premis’ (who believe in love), unleashed violence and set afire a large number of vehicles, buildings and railway stations in

Panchkula. An advisory has been issued to all travelling to Haryana, Punjab, National Capital Region and Rajasthan.

BJP MP calls dera chief ‘noble soul’

In a bizarre statement, BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj on Fr i d ay d e fended Dera Sakshi Maharaj Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim, calling him a “noble soul”. “One person alleging sexual exploitation but crores stand with him today. “Who is correct? 1 crore people who are supporting Baba or that girl who was raped?” he questioned. Referring to the violence that has taken place, “If even bigger incidents take place, court will also be responsible not just Dera people,” he said.

State govt Only slogan will not bring real solution: CM reconstitutes MGoP&NG

DIMAPUR, AUG 25 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang on Friday said “only slogan for solution” will not bring real solution, but it required a “formula” to resolve the vexed Naga political issue. Zeliang said this while interacting with journalists from Kohima at his office chamber on various issues concerning the Naga talks, 14th Finance Commission, Oil Exploration and plights of Myanmar Nagas, a press note from the CMO stated. “Government of India (GoI) understands the unique history of Nagas and NSCN (I-M) also understands the difficulty of GoI and they know what is best for solution,” Zelaing said. Zeliang said he was optimistic that solution was possible and was hopeful that the entire northeast

would be peaceful once solution is finally arrived at. On Oil exploration, Zeliang informed that Mokokchung, Mon, Dimapur, Peren and Wokha districts were the oil belt of Nagaland. He said the tussle over oil exploration would soon be resolved as talks were being held with the Center over the modalities and percentage of shares between stakeholders. On the entry problem of Myanmar Nagas to Nagaland, the chief minister said that the Home department had been put on the job to ascertain the incident. Since the Assam Rifles have reportedly denied that they asked for Aadhaar cards, Zeliang said the case would soon be confirmed during the next meeting.

DIMAPUR, AUG 25 (NPN): In supersession to Geology & Mining department’s notification dated April 12, 2017 and in terms of the provision of Rule 3(1) (a) of the Nagaland Petroleum and Natural Gas Rules 2012, the Governor of Nagaland has reconstituted the Ministerial Group on Petroleum & Natural Gas (MGoP&NG). As per the notificaiton, the Ministerial Group on Petroleum & Natural Gas consists of chief minister, TR Zeliang, as chairman; chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar as member secretary and Imkong L Imchen, minister health & family welfare; Tokheho Yepthomi, minister school education; EE Panteang, minister RD and Mmhonlumo Kikon, minister geology & mining as members. K Y M C

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Gorkhas are honest: Dr. Longri

Dr. Longriniken addressing the gathering on Friday. (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , Aug 2 5 (NPN): Parliamentar y secretary IT&C and DAN chairman, Dr. Longriniken Friday described Gorkhas as honest and hard-working people who have contributed immensely to development of the state. He was speaking as the chief guest at the 73rd Gorkhas Matrys Day organized by Dimapur Gorkha Union (DGU) and Darogapathar unit in commemora-

tion of Major Durga Malla (INA) at Darogapathar village. While lauding the community for their contribution, the chief guest encouraged them to continue with their kind gesture towards the society. He also called upon the community to come together as one to make the society a better and peaceful place to live in. On the occasion, a blood donation camp was also organised wherein 107

units of blood was collected. Also speaking on the occasion, Dimapur Gorkha Community (DGU) chairman Kumar Subba extended support towards the movement for a separate Gorkhaland. What the Gorkhas are demanding does not belong to West Bengal, said Subba while adding, “it is time to handover the land that belongs to the Gorkhas.” Dimapur District Hospital (DDH) senior specialist and in-charge blood bank, Dr. Temsu Ao lauded the

NSCN/GPRN Kyong region observes 94th birth anniversary of late Khodao Yanthan

DIMAPUR: In commemoration of the 94th birth anniversary of vice president, NSCN/GPRN, Kyong region, late Khodao Yanthan, the Kyong region authority of the NSCN/ GPRN organised a function on August 25 in the office of the Central Administration Officer. According to region secretary, Kyong Region,

NSCN/GPRN, P. Renthungo Odyuo, the function was chaired by the CAO. Caretaker/CAO in his short speech highlighted the life history of late Khodao and urged upon all the members present to emulate and preserve the legacy left behind by the visionary leader. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme started with an

invocation prayer by the region chaplain, Merio Kikon followed by a minute’s silent prayer in memory of late Khodao. Thereafter, a special prayer was also offered for the collective leadership and all the members of the NSCN/GPRN and the Naga peace accord. The function concluded with a mass prayer.

Gorkhas for their contribution. He said that over the six years, Gorkha community has contributed 980 units of blood. Spealing at the programme, Darogapathar village council chairman Nungtok Jamir maintained that blood donation camp was the highest form of humanitarian service. “One may donate for unknown destination and unknown person but on the other hand it has helped precious life,” said Jamir. The programme was also attended by Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) Chumukedima and advisor Darogapathar village council Thejavizo Nakhro. Earlier the programme was chaired by DGU joint secretary Samir Gurung, God’s blessing was invoked by GCC Darogapathar Ps Jiwan Rai and welcome address was delivered by DGU vice chairman Sasank Ghatraj. Gorkha youth Darogapathar village presented Gorkha song and dance.

Lecture on wildlife conservation DIMAPUR: 5 Assam Rif les under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (North) organised a lecture on “wildlife conservation: Amur falcon” for the students of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Chare town on August 19. The lecture featured about Amur falcon called upon all present to assist in the conservation of the bird in Nagaland.

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KVK, NU Zbto celebrates World honey bee day

DIMAPUR: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Nagaland University, Zunheboto celebrated “World honey bee day” on August 19 at Litta New village. SMS (Plant protection), Toshi Longkumer highlighted on the significance of the celebration. He stressed upon the importance and role of honey bees in agriculture and to conserve honey bee since without honey bees, the human race would extinct in few years. Head G.B. Litta New village, Kakuto also encouraged the villagers to actively participate in honey bee rearing. The programme concluded with distribution of bee boxes in the village. Altogether 51 farmers participated in the programme.

news in brief SJCS convergence fest: St. Joseph’s college Jakhama (SJCS) BBA department would be organizing its 8th convergence fest with the theme “realize, pursue, excel” on September 7 and 8 at 9 a.m. at the college indoor stadium. DSE inform to enroll D.EL.ED: Principal, Director School Education (DSE), Smita Sarangi IAS has informed all the in-service untrained elementary teachers both in the government/government aided / unaided –private schools to get themselves enrolled for the D.EL. ED course on before September 15. Registration could be done by logging into the NIOS website. Minimum qualification required for admission in D.EL.ED is 50% in aggregate in class 12 (45% for ST/SC/OBC/PH person). ANDBG foundation day: All Nagaland Drivers and Body Guard (ANDBG) would be celebrating its 15th foundation day and prayer fellowship Kohima on August 26 at 10 a.m. at SABT building NH-29 near south police station. Rev. Kiyeto Sema pastor SABC Kohima will grace the event as speaker. KBYF 4th choral competition: Kohima Baptist Youth Fellowship (KBYF) would be organizing 4th choral competition on August 26, 4 p.m. at Rengma Baptist church Kohima on the theme “melodies of praise”.

Training on Springshed development concludes Dimapur: Four-day advanced training-cumworkshop on participatory groundwater management (PGWM) and springshed development concluded on August 24. The workshop, organized by land resources department, Nagaland in collaboration with People’s Science Institute (PSI), Dehradun and Advanced Center for Water Resources Development and Man-

agement (ACWADAM), Pune, was attended by para-hydrologists from all the 11 districts. The training programme comprised of advanced studies on geological aspects and hydrogeological mapping of springsheds, analysis of springshed physical and water quality data and recommendation of appropriate intervention including engineering, vegetative

ATMAs conduct various trainings and demonstrations for farmers

Yongam village, Tamlu block.

Satoi block, Zunheboto.

Satakha block, Zunheboto.

Akuluto block Zunheboto

Chunlikha block, Kohima.

Tseminyu and Chunlikha block, Kohima.

DIMAPUR: Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA) has been conducting various trainings and demonstrations for farmers across the state. ATMA Dimapur and UNDP Nagaland organised a range/block level consultation meeting on Jhum Resources Management Committee (JRMC) and draft Nagaland land use policy on August 23 at Niuland Town. LONGLENG: One day training and demonstration programme was organized by ATMA Longleng at Yongam village, Tamlu block, Longleng on August 17. In the programme, resource person, ATM Nokchensaba Kichu and BTM Moasunep trained the participants about the management of some major pest of citrus found in Longleng district. During field demonstration, resource persons also imparted the farmers the importance of training and pruning and nutrient management in citrus orchard. Soya bean seeds were also distributed to

emphasizing on nursery bed preparation. He also mentioned optimize biological productivity and raise organic nursery. Resource person ATM, Kakiho also demonstrated and deliberated on the benefit of practicing vermin-composting. SATAKHA BLOCK: ATMA Zunheboto, Satakha block conducted one day training-cum -demonstration on “soil conversation” on August 12 at Sukhai village. DPD ATMA, Zhuheboto, Tokato highlighted on the functions of ATMA and its progress to famers while ATM- ATMA, Zunheboto, Satakha block, Vinoto Yepthomi gave a PowerPoint presentation on the system of proper management and method of healthy soil conversation. ATMA Zunheboto, Satakha block, ATM Aliho Shikhu also gave a presentation on cultivation and the important use of “millet and jobstears” as a value addition crops. The programme was chaired by Kahoto Zhimomi and participated by 18 farmers. AKULUTO BLOCK:

on the need based for the particular area which has been appraised by the BFAC members of the respective villages/area. SAKSHI BLOCK: ATMA officials (BVSC & AH) BTM, Dr. Moisen Puchem, ATM, Chingshak and ATM, Henaok visited

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the trainees in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture, Longleng. Altogether 28 farmers attended the training. ATMA Longleng block also conducted demonstration at Bhumnyu village on August 17. In the programme, resource person ATM Longleng block, Kitila Walling demonstrated on the use of trichoderma for the treatment of seeds and planting material. ATM Tamlu block, Nokchensaba Kichu also demonstrated on insect pest management of citrus. Altogether 11 farmers attended the programme. Soyabean seeds were also distributed to the farmers. ZUNHEBOTO: ATMA Zunheboto under Satoi block conducted training and demonstrations programme on vermi-compost and nursery bed preparation on August 11, at Satoi. BTM, Wellson Shitio gave a brief introduction to the 29 villagers about the functions of ATMA and the concept of the training topics. Resource person, ATM Joseph encouraged the villagers and the SHG’s

ATMA Akuluto block Zunheboto conducted training on cultivation of ginger and demonstrations on seed bed preparation and cultivation of winter crops on August 23 at Sumi Settsu village. BTM Zunheboto, Chubatsur Jamir demonstrated on methods of Seed Bed preparation and cultivation of winter crops. Seeds and bio fertilisers were distributed to the farmers. BTM, Akuluto block, Aolemla Kichu also spoke on cultivation of ginger. Altogether 18 participants attended the programme. KOHIMA: ATMA Kohima, Chunlikha block conducted demonstration on cultivation of Kholar on August 22 at Chunlikha village with BTM Kekhriesielie, ATM Sinlo Khing and ATM Chenibo Seb as resource persons. TSEMINYU & CHUNLIKHA BLOCK: ATMA Kohima of Tseminyu and Chunlikha block conducted Block Farmers Advisory Board (BFAC) meeting at SDAO Tseminyu on August 21. In the meeting, the house decided to implement the programme

NPCC office bearers meeting: Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has convened the meeting of the office bearers on August 28 at 11 a.m. at Congress bhavan Kohima. NSNA emergency meeting: Nagaland Staff Nurse Association (NSNA) has convened an emergency meeting on August 30 at 11:30 a.m, at the auditorium, Naga Hospital Authority (NHAK) Kohima. NSNA has informed two representatives from each district to attend the meeting. CSUD freshers’ day: Chakhesang Students’ Union Dimapur (CSUD) would be organizing its 28th freshers’ day-cumsocial gathering on August 26 at 2 p.m at Town Hall Dimapur with NPCC president, K. Therie as guest speaker. CSUD has informed students from class 10 and above from Dimapur town and Toulazouma village to attend the programme with traditional dress. MMRVCF: Mokokchung to Marani Road Site Villagers Concern Forum (MMRVCF) has urged the public to cooperate with the ongoing road repairing work that has been taken up by Vertex Construction contractor. In a press statement convener, MMRVCF Imchawati Kichu appreciated the department for taking care of the necessary requirements as well as the Yimyu Ward Committee led by Chairman and members for extending support.

Sakshi block on August 18 and conducted demonstrations on “wound care in farm animals”, “preparation of poultry litter bed” and “semi-intensive pig housing’. Chemically treated soybeans were also distributed to the participants.

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and social fencing. The valedictory programme was chaired by Albert Ngullie, joint director. Resource persons from PSI, Dehradun and ACWADAM, Pune shared their observations and recommendations on the overall training sessions. They acknowledged the skills and knowledge gained by the participants.

The resource persons also felt that the para-hydrologists are matured enough to stand on their own and even extend training supports to other field functionaries and to the communities in springshed management. The director of land resource Hoto Yeptho stressed on the importance and priority of springshed development in his closing remarks.

Additional director IPR late Dominic Yazokie laid to rest DIMAPUR: Additional director, Information & Public Relations late Dominic Yazokie, was laid to rest at Vidima village on August 25 after the requiem mass and funeral service held at Holy Spirit Church Vidima. Hundreds of well wishers including family members, friends and officials from Information and Public Relations department led by the director, attended the funeral service. According to DPRO Dimapur, parliamentary secretary Er. Vikho Yoshu, who spoke on behalf of the deceased native village Kigwema, described late Dominic as a person of wisdom who was always ready to help people and the society at large. He said that the vacuum created by the demise of his best friend and advisor would be difficult to replace. Director IPR, Limawati Ao, described late Dominic as an able and fair administrator and also a fatherly figure to the younger officers. “As a senior officer in the directorate, he was the solid rock in which the department stood in times of hardships and uncertainties” he added. On behalf of the officers and staffs

of the department Limawati expressed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that the departed soul rest in eternal peace. Others who spoke during the funeral included retired director HE, Norbert Noraho, DPRO Dimapur, Lolano Patton on behalf of IPR district officers, vice president ACU Kevituonyu Simon, catechist St. Michael church Kigwema, Vimetha Vincent (on behalf of family) and others. Condolence messages of Nagaland governor and chief minister and Bishop Nagaland was also read out during the funeral service. Late Dominic Yazokie passed away on August 24 at Bethesda Hospital after a brief illness. He joined the department of IPR in November 1985 as PRO Delhi and served the Government and the people with dedication and distinction in that position for nearly 18 years. After coming to the Directorate on promotion he served in various capacities including PRO to Governor of Nagaland, Nodal officer at CMs office etc. He left behind his loving wife, 5 children (3 sons and two daughters) and 6 grand children.

FELICITATION

Miss. Repitoli S. Shohe The Seyochung Village Union Kohima would like to felicitate the former President of SVUK Shri. T.Athrise Anar S/o Lt. L. Tokyuse Sangtam on being promoted from the post of Manager to the post of Deputy General Manager (DGM), Nagaland State Mineral Development Corporation. (NSMDC) Kohima. Further the SVUK extend our best wishes and pray that God Almighty grant him more success and achievement in his future endeavour. K. LIRICHUM ANAR P. LICHOMONG President Gen. Secretary SVUK SVUK K-2728

Miss. Toviholi K. Shohe

With Great honour and immense joy, we the Clans would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Repitoli S. Shohe, D/o L. Shihoto Shohe for being selected for Physiotherapy course by the Governor of Nagaland and Miss. Toviholi K. Shohe, D/o L. Kughaho Shohe for successfully qualifying the NEET Exam 2017 for MBBS course. The Clans pray to our Almighty God to continue to grant more success and greater achievements in their future endeavours. Lovukhu/Shinili Shohe Clan's Rotomi Village DP-8543(B) K

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WEATHER FORECAST August 26

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Agartala Cloudy with a few showers

32 26

Aizawl

Rain and a thunderstorm

25 21

Guwahati A morning thunderstorm or two 32 26 Imphal

Rain and a thunderstorm

26 21

Itanagar Heavy rain and a thunderstorm 30 23 Shillong Cloudy with thunderstorms Kohima

Dimapur An afternoon t-storm or two Mkg

22 19

Morning showers and t-storms 22 20 29 24

Heavy rain and a thunderstorm 24 20

Tuensang Heavy rain and a thunderstorm 20 17 Wokha

Heavy rain, thunderstorms

24 21

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Can’t give NPF party to political tourists, professional defectors: Dr. Shürhozelie

Correspondent KOHIMA, AUG 25 (NPN): NPF president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, MLA on Friday asserted that the party cannot be given to the “political tourists who are professional defectors moving from place to place for comfort and enjoyment” and reminded that the NPF was a political party deeply rooted with the Naga society at all levels. Addressing the NPF Central Executive Council (CEC) emergency meeting here at its central office Kohima, Dr. Liezietsu assured that the party would cooperate with the will of the people in the event of any political settlement to the Naga issue, which was expected soon. However, if no solution is arrived by 2018, he said the NPF will form the government and the party would stand for stability and development. On dismissal of his government by Governor, Dr. Liezietsu said everything was pre-planned. Without giving the opportunity to put forth the, Dr. Liezietsu said his government was unconstitutionally dismissed. He further went on to question that NLA speaker, Dr. Imtiwapang Aier that in spite of being fully aware of the unconstitutional decision of the MLAs in appointing/ electing T.R. Zeliang as the whip, the speaker had recognized T.R. Zeliang as the whip on mere information

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of support given by the dissident legislators. By doing so, Liezietsu said Dr. Imtiwapang had desecrated the high office/honorable chair of the Speaker. This will remain a black mark in the history of NLA, he said, adding “any further unconstitutional action of the Speaker will have its negative impact on his own political career.” He was optimistic that Speaker would “not compromise to the temporary gain of his brother in-law.” Acknowledging the past NLA Speakers of being impartial, Dr. Liezietsu said the State Assembly had maintained the record of being one of the most disciplined Houses in the entire country. Dr. Liezietsu further pointed out that the political detractors of the other group never hesitated to tell lies. It was unfortunate that few weak leaders had fallen prey to these cheap games, he added. Dr. Liezietsu said “the dissident group had tried to borrow one political party from Meghalaya State but that proposal was not agreed upon by few people. Thereby that attempt had failed while DPP which was earlier set up by one of their leaders was yet to be registered with ECI.” On the ongoing court cases, Dr. Liezietsu said though the rival group wanted to delay the cases time and again till next elec-

Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu addressing at CEEC meeting, Kohima Friday. (NP)

tion, they were yet to decide whether they would fight the elections on BJP or Congress ticket. He said none of those in the other group would be given NPF ticket for the next election. In his brief address, NPF legislator Yitachu said even if the 12 MLAs join the dissident group, they will not be able to dislodge the party as there were technical procedures to be followed. Referring to the disqualification petition filed by the dissident group, Yitachu said they had clearly admitted that the “whip should be appointed by the party”. To this, Yitachu said it was up to them “whether to return to party fold or face the consequences.” He said the dissident group, instead of attending office, have been holding frequent meetings since “they are worried.” Also speaking, NPF working president, Huskha

Yepthomi took a dig at Lok Sahba MP, Neiphiu Rio for wanting to become everything. He said Rio “wanted to be become chief minister, union minister, MP Lok Sabha, chief of DPP and now he wanted to become NPF president.” He said those who do not know the genesis of NPF wanted to destroy the party. Referring to the bile, he said the 12 MLAs were liked the 12 disciples of Christ who stood for the truth. NPF MLAs-- Vikheho Swu and C.L. John also addressed the meeting. Meanwhile, the meeting also adopted a 7-point resolution drafted by the resolution committee convenor, Pusazo Luruo, member secretary Sebastian Zumvu and members Renbemo Kikon and Hotoshe. Among the points, the CEC lauded the determination of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to find an honourable solution to the Naga political problem and also the efforts of the negotiating parties to bring a permanent solution to the protracted problem. The CEC reiterated the stand of the NPF that the solution should be inclusive of all stakeholders. It also expressed pain over the fact that the Naga people did not agitate when the Nagaland Governor, PB Acharya watched the desecration of the Constitution of India by NLA Speaker and installed the undemocratic government headed by

TR Zeliang. CEC said it was worried that this could be an indication that the Nagas were not satisfied with the present arrangement and provisions of the Constitution of India. CEC also condemned the imposters camped at the luxury hotel at Bayavü hills and urged the Election Commission not to take cognizance of such charades meant to usurp Constitutional and legal organization of the NPF headed by Dr Shürhozelie Liezietsu. CEC said it denounced the action of Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio, who had already formed his own political party Democratic Progressive Party but was also posing as the illegal and unheard of interim president of the dissident NPF group. CEC called upon the Nagas “to see through the joke being played on the public by this charlatan.” CEC appealed to all active and primary members of the NPF to stand steadfast behind the party and not to embark on any political misadventure. CEC also vehemently condemned the activities of unidentified elements out to create mischief in the State capital such as firing at Hotel Vivor and threatening government officials by entering into their residences. CEC extended sympathies to the family members affected by the unruly elements and appealed to all to abide by the laws of the land.

Organizations call on CM DIMAPUR: With the aim to organize a massive environmental preservation and protection initiative and disaster management training program involving youth of all four regions in 98 Angami villages, the Angami Youth Organization (AYO) on Friday met chief minister, T.R. Zeliang seeking his support. According to CMO, a 15-member AYO team appealed the chief minister for financial assistance under Special Development Fund (SDF), with an estimated budget of Rs.54 lakhs for the programme. According to AYO president, Neinguvoto Krose, some vital areas of concern include preservation and protection of fragile bio-diversity; prohibition of jungle burning; total blanket ban on use of air gun and sale of pellets; advisory to stone crushers, quarries, car wash and vehicle repair workshops to maintain maximum distance from main highway and roads; preparatory lessons on disaster management and its implementation. Further, AYO also appealed to the CM for allotment land opposite Ao

Church Kohima to construct its office. In this regard, Zeliang wrote to DC, Kohima to verify the spot and submit a report to the government. YTC: The Yimchunger Tribal Council (YTC) also called on chief minister, T.R. Zeliang at his office chamber to remind him of the memorandum submitted to the state government in 2016 for creation of separate district for the Yimchunger tribe. YTC highlighted the extreme backwardness of their areas and the plights of the people who have been displaced to various places due to last tribal conflicts, a CMO press note stated. YTC appealed to the chief minister to look into their demand before the Assembly election and during his regime as chief minister. CMO stated that the council, on behalf of 1.5 lakh population, assured full support to T.R. Zeliang. Zeliang informed the council to wait for the report to be placed before him, which would then seek the Cabinet nod. The meeting also discussed on the support of local MLAs, and NOC from villages in adjoining areas.

GHS Aghunaqa gets new building

DIMAPUR: Government High School (GHS), Aghunaqa new building constructed under RMSA was inaugurated by Deputy District Education Officer Dimapur, R. Amongla Jamir, on August 22. Amongla encouraged the students and the people of the area to avail the opportunity and build their career for brighter future. Also speaking in the programme, vice president of Aghunaqa Area Kukami Hoho, stated that Aghunaqa area consisting of 36 villages have only one Government High School and appealed the department to provide all necessary requirement of the school.

Kronu calls for protection of Intangki National Park NTP Phek conducts anti-tobacco campaign at TMTHSS, Pfutsero

Neiba Kronu, PCCF Panger Jamir, Intangki National Park officers and village leaders at Intangki National Park, Peren on August 24. (NP)

Correspondent Kohima , Aug 2 5 (NPN): Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Neiba Kronu has called for the protection and conservation of Intangki National park (INP), the only national park in the state under Peren district. Interacting with villagers during his visit to the park on August 24, the minister said that Nagaland’s rich natural biodiversity with vast forest cover was the only means

which can put the State on World Forest Map. Intangki National Park having an area of 202 square kms can enhance the economy of the surrounding villages and the state through eco-tourism, said Kronu. To this end, the minister stated that both the villagers and the department should work together in protecting the only national park of the State from encroachers, poachers and other antisocial elements. On the delay in land exchange between Beisum-

puikam village and forest department, which has been prolonged for several years now, the minister appealed the village authority and forest department to have better understanding and accept the proposal in the interest of protecting the park. On the occasion, Zeliangrong Baudi advisor Akhang Kamei expressed the desire of baudi to settle the matter of exchanging land with the forest department without further delay. He also assured to extend all possible support to the

department in protecting the national park. DCF INP, Heuneilung in his address said the protection of the national park from encroachers and illegal activities should be the utmost priority of the department. He also shared some historical back ground of the park and the progress report of land exchange agreement between the Beisumpuikam and the department. Also speaking on the occasion, PCCF I. Panger Jamir expressed gratitude to the forest minister for his concern towards the department and Intangki National Park. He also sought the support and cooperation of the neighbouring villages of national park and appealed them to report to the department of any illegal activities inside the park. Conservator Forest Peren and Director INP Y. M. Jami led the interaction

programme The minister was accompanied by principal chief conservatory of forest (PCCF) and head of forest force (HOFF) I. Panger Jamir, director Intangki national park Y.M. Jami, deputy conservatory of forest (DCF) INP Heuneilung and other forest department officials. Later, the minister also visited the Nagaland Zoological Park, Rangapahar, Dimapur. He emphasized on the need of increasing the species of animals in order to attract more visitors from within and outside the state. Director of Zoological Park Sentichuba Aier briefed the minister on the requirements for improvement of the zoo. Aier informed that the zoo has 45 different species and 329 animals and birds. He also informed that zoo upgradation programme and animals exchange programme was underway.

Resource person, Dr. Reyosalu Lase Vizo speaking at the programme.

DIMAPUR: National Tobacco Program (NTP) Phek conducted anti-tobacco campaign at Tewelhi Medo Tyrannus Higher Secondary School (TMTHSS), Pfutsero on August 21 with District Nodal Officer NTCP Phek, Dr. Reyosalu Lase Vizo, as the resource person. In an address, Dr. Reyosalu said that tobacco habit starts during adolescent

and quoted Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) 2010 report which stated that 19.5% adolescents in the age group of 15-17 years consume tobacco. Dr. Reyosalu said people who suffer from oral cancer tobacco related diseases at present were the result of tobacco consumption from their adolescent days. Highlighting on the

harmful effects of tobacco, Dr. Reyosalu asked the students not to pick up tobacco habits and also encouraged tobacco users to give up before it affects their health. TMTHSS, principal, Mathew Rabha also exhorted the students and the program concluded with a benediction by TMTHSS, vice-principal, Wezazhi Mero.

NStCB PR hill branch adopts villages Appeal to CS to ensure NVCO asks Governor to remove free and fair election parl secys & advisers; demands

Staff of NStCB and members of Phesama Village.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Co-operative Bank (NStCB) PR hill branch Kohima has formally adopted Kidima village and Phesama Village as “golden village” on August 11 and 14 respectively. A release by the branch informed that the adopting was as per the instruction of Nagaland State Co-operative Bank K

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to all its branches to adopt three villages each as “golden village” in commemoration of its golden jubilee. The release informed that after the adoption the villages were sensitized on Banking Literacy with NStCB PR hill branch manager, Vizo Kere and National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Develop-

ment (NABARD) assistant general manager, Bendang Aier, as resource persons. On the occasion the participants comprising of village council VDB, Church, farmers, students and women organization were imparted briefing on the background and objective of the “golden village” adoption program with “go digital”.

DIMAPUR: Three individuals of 21-Tuli Assembly/Constituency, who had earlier filed a writ petition in the Gauhati high Court, Kohima bench against the Merangkong Village Council (MVC) have written to Nagaland chief secretary to issue an administrative order to ensure free and fair election in the Tuli A/C. The petitioners-Wapongtemjen, Temjenzulu and Lanuwapang, all natives of Merangkong Village in the letter to the chief secretary stated that after the court disposed off the case, they were summoned by the MVC to the putu kilang (apex customary and traditional court). The three petitioners said they declined the summon but one of them (petitioners of the court case), Lepzungchiba complied with the summon and was imposed a “fine of a pig” for filing the writ petition in the High Court against the resolution adopted by

the village council. F u r t h e r, t h e p e titioners alleged that he village council had defied the court directives dated 30.05.23017 and the 07.06.2017 directive issued by the chief secretary and made a public announcement on August 20, 2017 at around 8 p.m. in Merangkong village that “those persons who filed the case in the High Court against the Mernagkong Medemsanger Putu Menden are not allowed to enter the jurisdiction of Merangkong village. No other candidate(s) are allowed to campaign/canvas in Merangkong village jurisdiction except the candidate patronage by the Mernagkong Medemsanger Putu Menden. Anybody acting against the directive shall be at their own risk and cost.” In this regard, the three petitioners have sought immediate intervention of the chief secretary to ensure free and fair elections in the constituency.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Voluntary Consumers’ Organisation (NVCO) has urged Governor of Nagaland, P.B. Acharya to remove the 26 parliamentary secretaries and nine advisers in Nagaland as the Supreme Court of India has already declared the post of parliamentary secretaries as unconstitutional in its July 27, 2017 judgement and order. In a press note, NVCO press and media cell has called upon the governor to uphold the Constitution of India as the constitutional head of the state. NVCO has also demanded for establishment of Lokayukta and State Human Rights Commission in Nagaland; it has asked Chief Minister Office (CMO) Nagaland to “stop taking or demand commission from public funds meant for infrastructural development in the name of party fund so as minister/parliamentary secretary’s deduction of

their commission and minister/secretary quota, etc.” NVCO has also asked the government to stop backdoor appointments and has asked government to initiate CBI enquiry into cases such as MKR Pillai, fuel adulteration, backdoor appointments, kerosene & PDS scam, etc. It has asked government to protect the rights

of the Naga indigenous people under Article 371A of the Constitution of India. With the application of Goods & Services Tax (GST) in the state, NVCO said the state government must stop all others taxes. Meanwhile, NVCO has assured the citizens that it would continue to fight against corruption in the state.

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Citizenship Bill 2016 may alter demography of NE states: Laskar

Rejaul Karim Laskar addressing the political session of Mizoram Pradesh Congress Committee on Friday. Dimapur, Aug 25 (NPN): The All India Congress Committee (Minority Department) Observer for Meghalaya, Nagaland and Mizoram, Rejaul Karim Laskar has expressed concern that the Citizenship Amendment Bill 2016, which was introduced in the Lok Sabha by the Central Government last year, if passed, may alter the demography of the Northeastern states, especially less populated states like Meghalaya, Nagaland and Mizoram.

Addressing the Political Session of Mizoram Pradesh Committee (MPCC) at the MPCC Office in Aizawl on Friday, Laskar said that even if a few lakh people from Bangladesh enter any of these three states, the native people will lose their majority status. He observed that granting citizenship to those who have migrated illegally up to December 2014 will encourage further migration from Bangladesh. It may be noted that

the Citizenship Amendment Bill 2016, which is now in the Committee stage, is likely to be submitted to the Lok Sabha in the coming winter session of Parliament. The Bill, if becomes an Act after being passed by both the houses of parliament will grant citizenship to all the non-muslim migrants from Bangladesh who have illegally entered India up to December 2014. In his one hour long address to the MPCC Political Session, Laskar also

HC disposes off PIL against KAAC Heroin seized

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Diphu, Aug 25: Giving much needed breather to Chief Executive Member of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC), Tuliram Ronghang, the Guwahati High Court has disposed off the Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by District Welfare Society, a Howraghat based NGO. The division bench comprising Chief Justice Ajit Sing and Justice Ujjal Bhuyan of Guwahati High Court disposed off the PIL stating that there was no substantial evidence of corruption charges against the officials of irrigation department as alleged. The District Welfare Society filed the PIL in 2015 alleging corruption by officials of irrigation department while executing centrally subsidized Accelerated Irrigation Beneficiary Program (AIBP) schemes in 2013-14. The NGO charged the KAAC of embezzling Rs.717, 6895 crore while implementing 386 numbers of minor schemes in various places under KAAC administered areas during 2013-14 financial year. It may be mentioned here that the Guwahati High Court constituted a high power technical committee on March 17, 2017 for field verification of the projects. On May 24, 2017 the committee submitted its report and based on the technical committees report, the court disposed off the PIL.

Assam flood situation improves

Guwahati, Aug 25 (PTI): The flood situation in Assam improved considerably Friday with waters of the Brahmaputra river and many of its tributaries flowing below the red mark, even as seven districts in the state were still inundated. Around 2.67 lakh people in 472 villages of the state are still affected by the deluge. Dhemaji, Lakhimpur, Barpeta, Chirang, Morigaon, Nagaon and Golaghat districts are flood- hit, an Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) report said. Nearly 36,000 hectares of farmland are still inundated, it said, adding only the Dhansiri river at Numaligarh in Golaghat is flowing above the danger level. With people returning to their homes, only 62 relief camps were operating in Lakhimpur, Morigaon, Chirang and Nagaon districts where 25,253 people were taking shelter. There were reports that roads in Jorhat district, a bridge in Morigaon and a school in Dibrugarh district have been damaged. The third wave of the devastating flood has so far claimed the lives of 72 persons across Assam. In total, 156 people have died in this year’s floodrelated incidents in the state. Regd. No. 1874/17

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Dated: 22/08/2017

I, Shri Punoto K. Chophy, S/o L. Khenito Chophy, permanent resident of Khuwaboto Colony, Dist. Zunheboto, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly declare that my name is inadvertently entered as Punoto K. Chophi, date of birth 18/03/1994 instead of Punoto K. Chophy and date of birth 12/03/1990 in my PAN CARD and both refer to one and same person. From today my name shall be known as Punoto K. Chophy and date of birth 12/03/1990 in all my ofﬁcial and correspondence documents. DP-8551 Regd. No. 286/2017

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Date : 24.08.2017

I, Shri. V. VIKAHO ACHUMI, S/o Lt. Viyilho Achumi, permanent resident of Shena Old Village, Zunheboto District, Nagaland and presently residing at 4th Mile, Diphupar Village, Dimapur ; Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to the Schedule Tribe by birth and a resident of the aforementioned address. 2. That I am working as a Peon under Deputy Director, Agri Sugar Cane Office, Govt. of Nagaland. 3. That in my Service Book my name has been inadvertently recorded/ entered as VIKAHO SEMA but in my Office I.D Card, my SBI bearing account no. 10810664944 and my Aadhaar Card No. 563494241152 my name has been recorded/entered correctly as V. VIKAHO ACHUMl. 4. That my name entered/ recorded in my PAN Card bearing no. BGOPA7605N is VIKAHO ACHUMI instead of V. VIKAHO ACHUMI. 5. That the names VIKAHO SEMA, VIKAHO ACHUMI and V. VIKAHO ACHUMI are the same and one person. 6. That in my Service Book my date of birth has been recorded as 05.02.1962 and in my Govt I.D. Card it has been recorded as 05.02.1966 whereas the correct date of birth is 05.02.1965. 7. That this affidavit is sworn solely for the purpose of stating or declaring before the concern authorities that my name V. VIKAHO ACHUMI and my date of birth i.e 05.02.1965 may stand as corrected in all my official documents to avoid future problems. 8. That the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing contained therein is false. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me on this the 21st of August, 2017. DP-8542

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in Mizoram; 3 arrested

Aizawl, Aug 25 (PTI): Mizoram police seized 965 gm of heroin worth Rupees 34.50 lakh from two places in Mizoram since Thursday, an official statement said Friday. Three persons were arrested in this connection and booked under relevant sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985. The seizure was reportedly the largest-ever heroin haul in the state so far. In the first incident, the police seized 910 gm of heroin at Sesih hamlet in Champhai district bordering Myanmar yesterday. A Myanmarese national identified as Vanlalliana was arrested, the police said. He hails from Saeh village in Tiddim district of Myanmar. The police also seized 55 gm of heroin in Aizawl today and arrested two persons in this connection. The persons were identified as Guhe Ahamad Laskar (42) and Saidul Islam Laskar (22), both from Cachar district in Assam.

called upon the Mizo National Front (MNF) to clarify their stand on alliance with the BJP. Laskar expressed surprise that MNF leaders while claiming that BJP was not their ally is a part of BJP led North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA). Laskar asserted that the MNF cannot hunt with the hound and run with the hare. He added that the time has come for MNF to make a choice whether they will be on the side of the people of Mizoram or on the side of BJP and RSS. Laskar also expressed concern over increasing instances of discrimination, harassment and atrocities meted out to minorities, especially Christians, in various parts of India after NDA Government came to power at the centre. He also held RSS ideology responsible for increasing atmosphere of intolerance that has recently been witnessed in various parts of India. The Political Session of the MPCC was also attended by the Mizoram Minister for Higher Education Romawia and Finance Minister of Mizoram Lalsawta.

said. The following day the parents of the girl began to search for her but could not locate as her phone was switched off. On August 22 the police in Sadiya police station in Assam took both the accused and the girl in its custody from near the Dhola-Sadiya bridge and handed them over to Namsai police, he said. A case was registered and investigation is on, Mein added. Meanwhile, the Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee condemned the incident said that it was an eye opener for the people of the state regarding RSS. “Rape and kidnapping of a minor girl is undoubtedly a heinous crime. The accused must be subjected to rigorous and exemplary punishment so that such a heinous crime is not repeated,” APCC said in a statement today.

Dear Kekhile Swu May the love of God the almighty grant you long life, happiness, love, health, wealth and wisdom as you grow older and carry on your journey of life . Happy birthday many happy returns of the day God bless you. From, Sashi ,Kakhi ,Khlu, Vetoka Swu Dear, Atu May god bless you with happiness and joy forever. Wishing you a long life and a Happy Birthday dear sister. From ur loving Brother Sisters & Family Hello, Miss Longkoi (Unique) Being far away is not that easy as people say, Time goes slow, but somehow we made it to your birthday. I hope you have a great one, even though you’re not here! Happy Birthday..!!! Always, SMK Lotha

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Four Manipur legislators pledge to donate their eyes

ERONET launched in Meghalaya

IED blasts at Indo-Myanmar border

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IMPHAL, Aug 25: Two IEDs exploded in series at the Indo-Myanmar border on Friday. However, no human casualty was reported. Official reports said that the IEDs went off at a place near a stream located around 500 meters away from an under construction integrated check post at New Seijang village. Personnel of the Manipur police commandos and troops of 11 Assam Rifles rushed to the spot and took stock of the situation. The security forces rounded up eight youths who were bathing at a river nearby at the time of the blast. They were handed over to Moreh police station for further verification.

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IMPHAL, Aug 25: At least 60 people, including four sitting law makers, pledged to donate their eyes at a camp organized by Samdrushti Kshamata Vikash Evam Anusandhan Mandal, SAKSHAM, Manipur Prant in Imphal’s Palace Compound on Friday. Speaker of Manipur Legislative Assembly Y Khemchand, MLAs L Radhakishore Singh, Dr Sapam Ranjan Singh and Heikham Dingo Singh were among those who took the pledge in writing. The legislators made the announcement at the inaugural function of the Eye Donation Campaign Fortnight held today. Addressing the occasion, Speaker Y Khemchand insisted that every human being, after their death, should donate their eye as a gift to the society to enable the visually impaired persons to see the nature’s beauty that “God has given us”. MLA and parliamentary secretary Dr Sapam

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

Dt. Zbto the 26/07/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri Akaho K Zhimo of Lizu Old Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that his wife Lt. K. Katoli Zhimo, has expired on 20/06/2017. 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. Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto : Nagaland

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Khuphen Lenthang, Deceased, has been filed by Shri. Thangsei Kuki relation brother, R/o Phaipijan Village to draw his Family Pension, Bank Acct, etc, who expired on 15.8.17. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 25.9.17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 24 day of 8/17. DP-8565

Itanagar, Aug 25 (PTI): The police has arrested a person on the charge of rape and abduction of a minor girl of Namsai district of Arunachal Pradesh. The person, stated to be a RSS pracharak, was arrested on Augutst 22, Namsai superintendent of police C K Mein said Friday. He was produced in the court on August 23 and was remanded to police custody for five days, he said. The person was arrested on the basis of an FIR filed by the parents of the victim, a student of Class nine, the police superintendent said. The victim in her statement claimed that she was raped in his car on August 18 and was called again on August 20 by the accused. She was threatened not to disclose the matter, he said. The accused has, however, denied the charge, he

girl. Based on intelligence inputs, the police yesterday spotted the person in the vicinity of his residence. But he fled seeing the police personnel. He was arrested after the police chased and overpowered him. During investigation, it was learnt that the man had hidden one 9mm pistol and a few live rounds of ammunition at his residence. They were recovered by the police.

Regd. 62 Dt. 07-04-17 I, Shri X. Henito Sumi, S/o Xekiye permanent resident of Suruhuto Town and presently residing at Project Colony District Zunheboto Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under:1. That I am bonafide citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my name is erroneously entered as X. Henito Sumi in my pension Book record and Henito Chophy in Bank Passbook Account No. 11736668595. 3. That the above mentioned name & title belongs to one and same person henceforth declare to apply in consider legally right and genuine for all official purpose. 4. Henceforth I shall use my name as X. Henito Sumi in all official purpose and future correspondence. That the statement made in the affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been concealed their in or suppressed there of and are borne out of record. And I signed this affidavit before the competent authority at Zunheboto. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this.......... Day of................... MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC K-2723

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Man arrested for raping a minor in Arunachal Pradesh

Imphal, Aug 25 (PTI): A man was arrested for allegedly uploading obscene pictures of a girl on the social media and a pistol and ammunition were recovered from his residence. The man was arrested from Lilong Chajing locality in Thoubal district yesterday, a police officer said Friday. The police and the cyber crime unit were looking for the man ever since a complaint was lodged by the

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Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

People taking out a ‘Blindfold Walk’ during the eye donation campaign. Ranjan, addressing as guest of honour of the function said that the exact number of visually impaired person cannot be figure out as there may be many unreported data from remote areas of the state. Medical technologies have developed a lot and that people who are visually impaired should not be disheartened as they can gain vision through eye transplant, he said. “A person saves the lives of two people when he donates his eye and a visually impaired person gaining vision is a moment to be cherished,” he added. He further said people

should take pledge to make the campaign a success. MLA L Radhakishore Singh who also pledged to donate his eye said “We should donate our eyes to help those people who are visually impaired from birth or lost their vision.” General secretary Jasobanta Sapam of SAKSHAM, in his keynote address, said that, visually impaired persons should be empowered to enable them to participate in nation building. “Social thinkers bring a big change in the world of the disabilities. They try to make them contribute as much as they can by mini-

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mizing the visual disability adopting various assistance devices,” he added. It was important to bring the visually impaired persons in the mainstream, to be among the regular people, and participate in every field. He appealed to all the people to help the visually impaired people by just not participating in the campaign but also by donating their eyes. As a part of the inaugural of the Eye Donation Campaign, Speaker Y Khemchand flagged off a Blindfold Walk. Altogether 60 persons came out voluntarily to donate their eyes.

Shillong, Aug 25 (PTI): The Election Commission’s latest introduction ERONET was Friday launched in Meghalaya, promising time bound enrolment, rectification and replacement of voter cards. The ser vice was launched in all 11 districts in the state by the respective election returning officers and a state launch here at the deputy commissioner’s officer, Chief Election Officer F R Kharkongor said. “The ERONET is similar to when you apply for a passport nowadays. Under this service, voters can apply for new voter cards, transfer and rectify and update their voter cards through this portal,” he said. The ERO-Net portal will ensure time bound delivery of services and the portal will also enable applicants to upload their personal documents in a PDF format for the verification process, he said.

DECLARATION

It is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension beneﬁts bearing Account Number 10810718324, in the Name of Lt. Manser Rai, H/o Smti. Chandra Maya Rai, of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this Court on or before the said day of 18th Sept 2017. Given under the hand and seal of the Court on this the 18th Aug' 2017. (S. Hukato Swu) Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur, Nagaland DP-8561

Regd. No. - 1719, Dtd : 23.08.17 I, Smti. Dziesetuonuo Metha alias, Dziesetuonuo, W/o Neikietuo Metha presently residing at Diphupar 4th Mile, Dimapur. That I am citizen of India and resident of the above stated places. That my correct name is Dziesetuonuo Metha but in my Bank Account my name has been entered as Dziesetuonuo which needs to be corrected as Dziesetuonuo Metha. That Dziesetuonuo Metha and Dziesetuonuo refers to my name and of one same person only. Dziesetuonuo Metha Diphupar 4th Mile DP-8553

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

Regd. No. 7303/2017

In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Kamal Kumar Patni Deceased, has been filed by Shri. Raj Jain relation son, R/o G.S.Road Dimapur to draw his Landed Property etc, who expired on 16.4.17. Covered by Patta No. 31, Dag No. 146, Block No. 6, Mouza No. 1. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 23/9/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 22 day of 8/17. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

DP-8545

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M 512/17/9588-89

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 22nd Aug' 17

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Dipeu Zeliang -Vrs- Hanggaugi Zelaing resident of Peren Town/Village, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below :The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 22.09.17.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY

Name of Patta Holder : Dipeu Zeliang Village /Town Block No. : 3, Patta No. : 316, Dag No. : 217, Area :00B-00K-09Ls. DP-8543(A)

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

AFFIDAVIT FOR CORRECTION OF NAME

Date : 25/08/2017

I, Smti. K. GOHSHELI SEMA, D/o Shri. AGHOTO, resident of Aghunato Town, Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That, my real and official name is "K. GOHSHELI SEMA" as entered/recorded in my Service Record Document under the Dept. of Housing (PWD), Govt. of Nagaland, however in my Aadhaar Card bearing Aadhaar No. 9975 4117 1124 and my State Bank of India Saving Bank Pass Book bearing A/C No. 31759840639 my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as "GHOSHELI SUMI". 3. That, both the names "GHOSHELI SUMI" and "K. GOHSHELI SEMA" belongs to same and single person only i.e. me. 4. That, wherever the names "GHOSHELI SUMI" appears it should be rectified and recorded as "K. GOHSHELI SEMA" by all concern for all my official purposes. 5. That, this affidavit is sworn to rectify my name before the competent office/ authority. That, the statements made by me from Para 1 to 5 are all true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn and declared before me on this 28th day of August 2017. DP-8552 NOTARY PUBLIC

DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME

I, Shri. Z. Tokuho Sema, S/o Zheniho resident of Amiphoto 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 trible resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my actual name is Z. Tokuho Sema, but due to ignorance and clerical mistake my name was inadvertently entered/recorded as Z. Tokuho Sumi in my SBI A/C bearing no 11736630446. 3. That the above mentioned names Z. Tokuho Sumi & Z. Tokuho Sema are one and same person which is referred to me. 4. That from the date of the declaration, I shall be called and addressed by the name as Z. Tokuho Sema for all official purpose and legal proceedings and at all times and occasions. 5. That the statements made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge & belief and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent on this 24th day of August 2017 Zunheboto : Nagaland. Regd. No. 1912/17, Date : 24/08/2017 Notary Public DP-8550

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, august 26, 2017

J’khand: Tribals hold police, officials hostage

High Court raps Kejriwal for appeal against expediting defamation suit

outsiders against entering, loitering or trying to settle in their territories. Tribal leaders also contend that the Constitution guarantees supreme executive and judicial powers to their gram sabhas, thereby making legislations passed by Parliament or state assembly legally untenable. Though the government withdrew the amendment bills following pressure from tribal groups and opposition parties, tribals refused to withdraw their anti-outsider campaign. Besides putting up the stone plaques, they erected barricades on roads leading to their villages – security features that the government

adjudged as illegal. On Thursday evening, Khunti DSP Ranvir Singh received information that the residents of Kalki Siladon and several neighbouring villages had installed barricades at their entrances. He immediately left for the spot with a small group of armed police personnel, and removed the structures. The tribals, however, refused to take the administrative action lying down. Within minutes, the team found itself surrounded by hundreds of agitated villagers – some of whom began pushing the policemen around. A distress call was made to the nearest police station, which immediately deployed a team of CRPF jawans – along with the sub-divisional officer and the circle officer – to the spot. But the crowd had multiplied to thousands by then, and the back-up team was overpowered too. Even superintendent of police Ashwini Kumar, who reached the spot an hour later, was detained. Around 2 am, DIG Homkar arrived at Khunti with more reinforcements. However, they could not proceed further because the villagers had barricaded the entire route leading up to

Kalki Siladon. After a few hours, he finally managed to initiate talks with the agitators. “We managed to get through to their leaders by early Friday morning. The situation is now under control, and the officials held hostage are now returning,” Homkar told HT. The tribals have reportedly put forth a number of demands, which police promised to accept if found legitimate. “We will do anything to secure the rights guaranteed to us by the Constitution. We are not afraid of the consequences,” a tribal leader said on the condition of anonymity. Hundreds of unofficial barricades – called pathalgadi in the local dialect – have come up in tribaldominated districts over the last four months. Thursday night’s incident served as a chilling reminder of the fate that met nine outsiders at the hands of frenzied tribal mobs in adjoining districts of the state earlier this year. The victims, accused of being child abductors, were allegedly spurred on by a tribal group called the Adivasi Mahasabha. Tribals account for 26% of Jharkhand’s population.

Efforts on to destroy Goa’s communal harmony: Parrikar

Priyanka admitted to hospital with dengue fever

Builders to approach GST council for clarification

Tribals in Jharkhand are miffed with the state government over an attempt to dilute two tenancy laws that guarantee their land rights. R a n c h i , AU G 2 5 (AGENCIES): Thousands of tribals armed with traditional weapons held several senior police and administrative officers hostage at Kanki Siladon, a tribal hamlet in Khunti district, through Thursday night. The district superintendent of police (SP), deputy superintendent of police (DSP), a couple of executive magistrates and at least 50 armed CRPF jawans were among those detained overnight. The tribals were demanding self-rule, besides a ban on outsiders entering their villages. The officials were released on Friday morning, after deputy inspector gen-

Panaji, Aug 25 (IANS): Less than a week after the Goa Church warned of a Nazi Germany like scenario in contemporary Goa and India, Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar on Friday said that efforts were on to “destroy” the coastal state’s communal harmony. “So that inspite of a lot of efforts to destroy it (communal harmony) by some people, by trying to divide the society on communal lines, I think people know very well,” Parrikar told reporters here. Pa r r i k a r a l s o t o l d reporters at his ancestral home in Parra village, 20 km north of Panaji, that Ganesh Chaturthi was a festival for people of all religions in Goa and recalled fondly how he used to visit Catholic homes in the neighbourhood on Christmas Day. “In Goa, Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival of everyone, Hindu, Catholic, Muslim. Christmas is festival of everyone. It is also enjoyed. For example in this house, when I grew up we

eral (South Chhotanagpur) Amol V Homkar and Khunti deputy commissioner Manish Ranjan intervened. They reportedly accorded the agitated tribals a patient hearing before advising them against resorting to vigilantism. Tribals in the state have been agitating ever since the Raghubar Das government tried to amend the CNT and SPT Acts, two age-old legislations meant to protect their tenancy rights. Fearing that the government would try to take away their land, inhabitants of tribal settlements across Khunti, Gumla and Simdega districts have installed huge stone plaques and signboards that warn

Manohar Parrikar had a Catholic family here, we have a Catholic family there. I used to go and enjoy Christmas at their place,” Parrikar said. “I wish that people enjoy the next year, as a prosperous year, peaceful year, as a year of peace and love. That is the symbol of Ganesh Chaturthi,” he added. Last week, an article in a periodical published by the influential Roman Catholic Church had drawn a parallel between conditions in Nazi Germany and contemporary India, while subtly asking voters of Panaji assembly

constituency not to vote for Parrikar, who was contesting the August 23 by-poll. “In 2012, everyone thought in terms of having a corruption free Goa. This thinking continues till 2014 but from then and increasingly everyday, what we are witnessing in India is nothing but a constitutional holocaust. Corruption is very bad, communalism is worse, but Nazism is worse than both,” the article said. “Anybody who has read William Shirer’s ‘The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich’ or Allan Bullocks’ ‘A Study of Tyranny’ or Hitler’s own ‘Mein Kampf ’ will find an extraordinary identity between the growth and rampage of Nazism in Germany in 1933 onwards and India in 2014,” it said. Around 26 per cent of the state’s 1.5 million people are Catholic for whom the Church is a spiritual and religious guide. The festival of Ganesh Chaturthi, one of the biggest Hindu festivals in the state, got underway on Friday.

NEW DELHI, AUG 25 (AGENCIES): Congress President Sonia Gandhi’s daughter Priyanka Gandhi Vadra is suffering from dengue and is under treatment at the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital (SRGH) here, said hospital authorities on Friday. Priyanka Vadra was admitted to the hospital on August 23 and her treatment is being monitored by chest medicine consultant Arup Basu. “Priyanka Vadra had fever initially, later she was confirmed as suffering from dengue. She was brought to the hospital on August 23 evening,” DS Rana, Chairman (Board of Management) of SRGH, told IANS. On being asked about her condition, Rana said that Priyanka Vadra was recovering well. Till now, Delhi has recorded 657 cases of dengue - with 325 patients from Delhi and 332 from other states. The patients are being treated in Delhi hospitals.

Kolkata, Aug 25 (IANS): Builders, who have been facing some “teething problems” under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime, are likely to submit a “comprehensive representation” to the GST Council and State Finance Ministers by the end of next week seeking clarifications on various issues, an official said on Friday. “We welcome the new tax system. We have been experiencing some teething problems in the transition period. Amongst various issues that are disturbing the industry, the compliance for submitting GST returns for a particular month within 10th, 15th and 20th of the next month would be difficult for contractors,” Builders’ Association of India’s Eastern Centre Chairman Subrata Das said. Construction companies and contractors have several site offices and they need to transfer their machineries from one site to other. “According to GST law, transfer of machinery from one state to another

CBI raids Satyendar Jain’s Triple talaq petitioner seeks protection residence; AAP cries foul

Satyendar Jain New Delhi, Aug 25 (IANS): A CBI team on Friday raided Delhi Home Minister Satyendar Jain’s residence in connection with a money laundering case even as the AAP declined the charges and called the move an effort to “frame” him. An official of the Central Bureau of Investigation said the raid was conducted at four different places and had also registered a case in the matter of disproportionate assets. “Four places in Delhi including the official residence of the Minister, one of the places of his shell company and two of the places of his associates,

were raided today (Friday). The CBI on Thursday has also registered an FIR of disproportionate asset against Jain,” the official told IANS. Jain -- who holds several important portfolios including health, PWD -- also confirmed the development, tweeting: “CBI reached my home for search.” The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) denied all the charges against its leader and accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of misusing the CBI. “Jain is facing the charges of money laundering which is completely false. The BJP at Centre is misusing the CBI and the Income Tax department and is trying to frame Jain,” AAP said in a statement. The CBI in April this year had registered a preliminary inquiry (PE) against Jain and others in an alleged money laundering case to the tune of Rs 4.63 crore in 2015-16. The CBI had also questioned Jain earlier in June in the money laundering case.

Ko l k ata , Aug 2 5 (IANS): Ishrat Jahan of West Bengal, one of the five petitioners to the Supreme Court who challenged triple talaq, has written to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, appealing for police protection in the wake of “threats” to her life. “My life is in danger. My husband’s older brother molested me twice. An FIR was lodged at the police station but no action was taken. So I have no faith in the police station. I request you to take some steps for my protection,” Jahan wrote in Hindi. A copy of the letter dated August 24 that IANS has accessed said: “I am not demanding nor have I ever demanded justice or financial support from the government. But in this fight, the state government and the police have not helped me in any way and that is why I am disappointed. But for my safety and security I want that police should help me.” Jahan, who was divorced by her husband over phone from Dubai, said if anything were to happen

Ishrat Jahan to her or her children, the police would be blamed for it. “If there is any incident (attempts made at my life) or anything happens to my two children then the entire blame for this lies with the police department. I hope that being a woman you will definitely help another woman,” Jahan wrote. Jahan’s letter accompanies her lawyer Nazia Elahi Khan’s appeal to the Chief Minister, with a copy to Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu, West Bengal Governor K.N. Tripathi, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the chairperson of National Commission for Women Lalitha Kumaramangalam, and Howrah Police Commissionerate,

among others. “Ishrat Jahan is receiving a lot of threat calls, being teased and many more things and you know from my previous complaint letters, the police station is not taking any action and still the local police station Golabari is not in a mood to (ensure) safety and security of Ishrat.

New Delhi, Aug 25 (IANS): The Delhi High Court on Friday questioned Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s intention behind filing an appeal against the decision of the single judge to expedite hearing of a civil defamation suit filed by Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley against him and five other AAP leaders. Slamming Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party leader Ashutosh, a division bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C. Hari Shankar said it was hearing for the first time that a party is aggrieved by expeditious trial of a matter. The division

Arvind Kejriwal bench reserved the order on Kejriwal and Ashutosh’s plea against the single judge order. On July 26, the single judge had directed the joint registrar to expedite the recording of evidence in the civil defamation suit while disposing off an application

filed by Jaitley. The court’s order had come on an application filed by Jaitley to expedite the recording of evidence in an orderly and fair manner in the Rs 10 crore Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) defamation suit against Kejriwal and five other AAP leaders that the Minister filed in 2015. Ja i t l e y h a d f i l e d the civil defamation suit against Kejriwal, Kumar Vishwas, Ashutosh, Sanjay Singh, Raghav Chadha and Deepak Bajpayee, claiming they made “false and defamatory” statements in the case involving the DDCA, thereby harming his reputation.

6 commuters hurt as Mumbai local derails

Mumbai, Aug 25 (IANS): Six commuters sustained minor injuries when four coaches of a Harbour Line suburban train bound for Andheri derailed at a railway crossing near Mahim on Friday morning, an official said. Due to the derailment, services on the Andheri-Wadala sector of the Harbour Line on Central Railway were suspended, hitting thousands of people travelling to and fro for the 12-day Ganeshotsav celebrations which started on Friday. The official said that around 9.50 a.m., a train arriving from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus and bound

for Andheri derailed around 50 metres outside Mahim station. As per prima facie investigations, the incident occurred while the train was changing tracks at a crossing outside the railway station, and coach numbers six to nine jumped the tracks. The injured commuters, including four women, were rushed to Sion Hospital and given treatment before they were allowed to go, while work to restore the track was taken up, said the official. While services on the Harbour Line were severely hit, a cascading effect was experienced even on the Western Railway and Central Railway mainlines.

GST council led by Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. will attract IGST and it will impact the cash flow,” he said. The association had earlier approached Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley regarding the problems that the industry would face in the new tax regime. “It is expected we will submit a comprehensive representation to the GST Council and State Finance Ministers by the end of next week after compiling the feedbacks from all the centres,” Das said. The association, which

has 150 centres across the country, has been organising GST workshops in different parts of India and its Eastern (Kolkata) centre will hold a workshop on August 30. Association’s Past President S.K. Basu also raised how reverse charge mechanism for every goods and services received from unregistered dealers was affecting the cash flow of builders and contractors. Basu explained that builders have been facing problems with the ongoing projects. “For a particular

project, the contractors and builders had quoted an amount in the tender on the basis of particular tax assumptions. Now, with the introduction of the new tax regime, tax rates and incidence have increased from previous regime. Who will bear the additional tax?” he asked. According to him, the tax incidence for construction projects (depending on the nature of works) was up to around 6 per cent in pre-GST regime and now it has been increased to 12 per cent.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT NO. MA/125/2015/(PT.-II)

NAGALAND : KOHIMA

NOTIFICATION

Dated 25/08/2017

In pursuance of the stay order issued by the Hon’ble Court of the Principal District & Sessions Judge, Dimapur, Nagaland order dated 24/08/2017 in connection to Civil Suit No. 06/17 and CMC 52/17, the Notiﬁcation for opening of tender documents on 25/08/2017 for leasing of various items of Tolls & Urban Utility Fees under DMC, vide letter No. MA/125/2015(Pt.-II), dated 17/08/2017 is hereby kept in abeyance till further notice. Sd/(M. PATTON) Commissioner & Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland DC-2001

Essay Competition (250 words) Topic- “What can I do for a clean India?”

Short Film Competition (2-3 mins) Topic- “My contribution towards making India clean” (Smart Phones can be used)

OPEN FOR ALL (AT LEAST ONE FROM EACH VILLAGE) To be submitted to The Executive Engineers of PHED Divisions on or before 8th September 2017 for selection and for onward submission to Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation, Govt of India. Three winners from each category will be awarded at the National, State and District level. Er. Y. Tep Director, WSSO, O/o The Chief Engineer PHED, Nagaland, Kohima K-2730

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 261 Dimapur, Saturday, August 26, 2017

Vexed practise

hree women who were among the many muslim women victimised by the medieval practise of ‘triple talaq’, enforced by Shariat through clerics who justified such shocking law, saw their quest for justice fulfilled when the Supreme Court deemed talaq as invalid for six months till the government frames a law on the matter. On the face of it, the Supreme Court which gave its judgment on a razor thin majority of 3-2, has placed the ball on the government’s court on the contentious issue. Talaq is unilateral, arbitrary practice which results in women being thrown out of homes and rendered destitute in an instant. This unilateral, arbitrary practice results in women being thrown out of homes and rendered destitute in an instant. The husband can pronounce the three words in her absence, on phone, through a post card and the talaq or divorce just happens. The inhuman practise gives absolutely no right to the woman on her own divorce as she has only to submit to the whims and fancies of the husband who can decide instantly and unilaterally. The apex court’s judgement was long overdue as the issue had been raging on for several decades in independent India. Lest it be suggested that the court had adjusted itself to the political expediencies of the day, it needs to be reminded that the judgment was delivered by a Bench that represented five different religious faiths. The judgement will thus ensure that Muslim women will no longer be subject to a regressive practice that ran counter to gender justice and equality. However, in the light of the social impact on a matter involving a particular religion, the bench has sidestepped the broader issues of constitutional rules versus social norms. The Court did not address the tension between freedom of religion and other fundamental rights that is a central issue in a liberal democracy. Amicus Curiae Salman Khurshid felt that it was not the court’s role “to determine the true intricacies of faith”, though he accepted the other aspect of the verdict which prevented usage of this anti-women practise. Justice Kurian Joseph, a Christian who was among the five judges, took a different approach from both Chief Justice Khehar and Justice Nazeer, though he agreed with them that the Shariat Act does not codify instant triple talaq into statutory law. He however differed with them after examining relevant surahs in the Quran to conclude that triple talaq is not in fact an integral part of Muslim personal law and thus “lacks legal sanctity” under it. Political parties also could not resist the temptation of making their pitch. The issue involves not only women vis-à-vis triple talaq but whether the courts can intervene in religious practices of other communities. Even on the issue of Christian marriages, the court had said that granting of divorce by the church cannot be recognised and those who remarry after obtaining church divorce would be prosecuted for bigamy. These interventions have only buttressed the belief especially within BJP on one nation, one people and one law. This would also expose various constitutional safeguards to legal onslaught but result in damaging the country’s innate strength of secularism.

DailyDevotion Sacrifice and Friendship

I have called you friends… —John 15:15 We will never know the joy of self-sacrifice until we surrender in every detail of our lives. Yet self-surrender is the most difficult thing for us to do. We make it conditional by saying, “I’ll surrender if…!” Or we approach it by saying, “I suppose I have to devote my life to God.” We will never find the joy of self-sacrifice in either of these ways. But as soon as we do totally surrender, abandoning ourselves to Jesus, the Holy Spirit gives us a taste of His joy. The ultimate goal of self-sacrifice is to lay down our lives for our Friend (see John 15:13-14). When the Holy Spirit comes into our lives, our greatest desire is to lay down our lives for Jesus. Yet the thought of self-sacrifice never even crosses our minds, because sacrifice is the Holy Spirit’s ultimate expression of love. Our Lord is our example of a life of self-sacrifice, and He perfectly exemplified Psalm 40:8, “I delight to do Your will, O my God….” He endured tremendous personal sacrifice, yet with overflowing joy. Have I ever yielded myself in absolute submission to Jesus Christ? If He is not the One to whom I am looking for direction and guidance, then there is no benefit in my sacrifice. But when my sacrifice is made with my eyes focused on Him, slowly but surely His molding influence becomes evident in my life (see Hebrews 12:1-2). Beware of letting your natural desires hinder your walk in love before God. One of the cruelest ways to kill natural love is through the rejection that results from having built the love on natural desires. But the one true desire of a saint is the Lord Jesus. Love for God is not something sentimental or emotional— for a saint to love as God loves is the most practical thing imaginable. “I have called you friends….” Our friendship with Jesus is based on the new life He created in us, which has no resemblance or attraction to our old life but only to the life of God. It is a life that is completely humble, pure, and devoted to God.

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~ Leo Buscaglia

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, august 26, 2017

Post-mortem response Doklam standoff China-India war: AtoChristian a corrupt society how will it impact the Northeast? I

he current standoff between the Indian and Chinese troops’ near India-China-Bhutan tri-junction started in mid-June 2017 but it was not until June end when media published a confusing ground report. Doka La is in Sikkim sector where India (Sikkim) has direct territorial border with China. India has no direct territorial border with China over the Doklam plateau. Doklam is an unresolved dispute between China and Bhutan. India has no direct claim over the territory in question. According to official sources, on June 6, 2017, China bulldozed an old bunker of India in Doka La region after the Indian side refused to accede to China’s request. The current standoff started on June 16, 2017 in Doklam plateau when the Indian troops stopped a road construction by China. China claims that the construction of road (possibly widening of road that had been in existence for over a decade) was in Chinese territory (Donglang region) and not at the trijunction point. Indian troops moved into Doklam plateau claiming it was on the request of Bhutan. Bhutan has diplomatic ties with India but not with China. The dispute is between China and Bhutan. It is not a tri-nation (IndiaChina-Bhutan) dispute. China alleges that India is averse to China-Bhutan direct dealing on the dispute and thus, India’s undue interference. China and Bhutan had over twenty rounds of inconclusive talks to resolve the dispute. To open up diplomatic channels to end the standoff, China says India should pull back her troops first but India says both have to withdraw simultaneously. So, the standoff continues. For how long, it is unpredictable. Sources said the current standoff has been the longest, post-1962 ChinaIndia war. This is in nutshell, the introduction of the persisting problem as gathered from media sources. Thus, without repeating the details of what experts had already narrated and expounded, I wish to deal directly, on the headline given above. General apprehension is that, the current standoff may finally escalate into another border war that has the potential to progress to full-fledged China-India war. In such eventuality, how will the war impact the northeast? The anxiety of India visà-vis the Doklam standoff is palpably, the weak connect with the northeast, both physically and emotionally. Physically, northeast connects with mainland India by the so-called Chicken’s Neck or Siliguri corridor in northern part of West Bengal. India is apprehensive that Chinese troops’ move forward into the

Doklam plateau that overlooks Chicken’s Neck poses threat to her mainland connect with an already turbulent northeast. India’s fear stemmed from varied reasons. Firstly, an existing Naga independence movement that pre-dated even India’s independence persists. Besides, there is anti-India stir for secession in most other northeastern states. Secondly, Indian govt.’s policy on restive northeast region over the past seven decades has been the most confused in that; Indian leaders are still not sure whether to treat northeast as foreign territory or Indian Territory. In the case of Nagaland, this confused policy is more conspicuous because of irrefutable history. India’s overall northeast policy had its origin in turbulent Nagaland of 1950s. Thirdly, on economic and development fronts, India has isolated and neglected the northeast for too long. India not only failed to take up systematic development initiatives seriously but also denied northeast of hassle-free foreign investments. This is because of her colonial mindset over the northeast, especially Nagaland. The major policy fault line has built up the pressure within that is waiting to explode. It has the potential to drive or encourage many northeast rebel groups and Nagas to exploit for alternative out of China-India war. After her independence, India had kept northeast States under her grip by adopting colonial style approach of bullying on one side and causing division on the other side. By buying loyalty of one section of people, India keeps her ‘divide and rule’ policy in northeast active. To India, northeast is her territory but the people are just ‘northeast people’ and not even ‘northeast Indians’. These things proved that northeast is nothing more than Indian colony. The Home Minister of India Rajnath Singh on August 21, 2017 claimed that; “India had never cast an evil eye on any country, had never attacked a nation nor did it harbor any expansionist attitude”. India’s aggression of Nagaland since 1954 and her troops’ attacks Nags are classic examples to refute that deceptive claim. Indo-Naga war stirred up antiIndia sentiment in other parts of northeast. For that reason, Indian experts called Nagas’ self-defense war against India’s naked aggression as the mother of all insurgencies in northeast. India’s economic growth has no real impact in northeast. Now, there is growing sense of realization that northeast will never fully progress under Indian rule. There is growing desire to explore for new order. The economic constraints built up over the

years may warm up anti-India stir once again to new tempo. The entire northeast rebels are waiting for re-activation. China-India war will give the much-needed fillip. If China offers more attractive alternative for peace and progress in return for local support in China-India war, most northeast rebels may choose to fight China’s war. This is because; most ethnic people of the northeast looked up to China at one point of time or other, as their guardian power for various reasons, inherent (because of common root) as well as the trust built in China. India’s fear of Chinese intrusion into Siliguri corridor appears logical because; without securing this corridor, it is a lost war in northeast, to say the least. However, in actuality, even if India secures the 17 miles wide Chicken’s Neck, the long porous northeastern corridor poses greater threat. Most northeastern states lay naked. With little cooperation from local people, China will have no problem getting foothold there. It is unlikely that China will have problem with Myanmar to get safe passage. Such situation may push India to despair and tempt her to use her stockpile of arsenals, including nuclear, in Assam against the internal hostile targets and make it appear like the cannons to have come from the east, not from the west. Corollary out of China-India war is another aspect that none can afford to overlook. Normally, almost all wars in the world had corollaries. In post-1962 China-India war, the Govt. of India interned Chinese people living in India for centuries on suspicion of aiding the mainland China in the war. In the height of Indo-Naga war from mid 1950s to early 1960s, the anger of Indian military, post-1962 war, fell on Chinese look alike Nagas defending their homeland. Chinese look alike northeastern people in mainland Indian cities may face situation akin to post-1962 war. Such foolish action will only add fuel to the fire. The Indian leaders seem to believe that the atmosphere of hostility in northeast is its strategic interest to keep her military in the Border States on high alert. Such policy has proved counter-productive. The internal hostile environment has greatly harmed the region on growth and progress. In the event of war, even if India wins the battle, she will certainly lose the war in the sense that the economic loss will cause further constraint on northeast. In the past, the northeast’s ethnic people had built hope on China for political liberation. In recent times, due to long neglect by India, economic liberation has

emerged as the other high-end goal. Either way (win or loss), China has an edge over India to meet such imaginations post-war. Territorial loss may be as great as the entire northeast going out of Indian map. India’s geographical position is precarious for surface connectivity. With hostile Pakistan in the northwest and China in the north, the only safe passage over land is the precarious northeast towards Southeast Asian countries. The Indian warmongers seems to care less if India loses passage too. If northeast falls, can Bhutan stand? This is a question that India can find the answer only in the northeast. Indian leaders like J. P. Narayan preferred Nagaland as friendly neighbor than hostile Nagaland in forced union. The external threat from northeast corridor will never end so long as hostile northeast exists. The hostility in northeast will never cease as long as forced union exists. Sadly, Indian leaders refuse to admit that. The Doklam standoff is a wake-up call for India to review her policy on northeast. Territorially, India has nothing to gain from Doklam standoff. It is just that India feels threatened by her neighbor’s activities too close to the border, especially in the Chicken’s neck. India’s defense on diplomatic front looks weak. It will not make India weaker or smaller to pull back first because; diplomatic solution if arrived at also is unlikely to change beyond restoring and maintaining status-quo. The stiff posture that India maintains now is not in her best interest because it carries the risk of losing both northeast and Bhutan in a worst-case scenario. When the chance of winning the war is not even fifty-fifty, it makes no sense to cry hoarse for war. India seems afraid that, if she pulls out first, Bhutan may take it as abandonment. The fear of losing grip on Bhutan is needless. The risk of losing northeast is much greater. Even in 1962 war, India literally bid adieu to Assam. Mainland Indians does not know the hearts of the northeast people but the northeast people know the hearts of mainland Indians. If northeast rings any bell to Indian leaders’ ears, it makes sense for India to offer pull out first, then help restore status quo between China and Bhutan. India has to choose; and choose wisely, between war and status-quo. Losing war was humiliating. Losing proxy war will be more humiliating. As for northeast, particularly Nagaland, any new order out of present hopeless situation seems tempting. Dr. K. Hoshi, Bible Hill Colony, Phek Town

What is true and untrue of acaut Nagaland? Dear Admirers and Activists of ACAUT, Here are some facts and a few of my random thoughts on ACAUT (Against Corruption and Unabated Taxation) even as we hold the Mega ACAUT Rally on August 25 in the year of our Lord 2017: 1. What is True of ACAUT Nagaland? a) Acaut was actually born on October 31 of 2013 in front of the City Tower, Dimapur. b) It is a People’s Movement leading the fight against corruption in Nagaland. c) It is also a Civil Movement comprising of the braves, clearsighted individuals – both young and old, engaged on a people’s war against corruption. d) Acaut can be You and Me. e) It is the public of Nagaland under the burden of multiple illegal taxation by different groups and reeling in the face of untold corruption in our state. f) It is the Naga Vanguard which voices out concerns on the deprivation of Naga economic progress and development. g) It runs as a people’s movement on the generosity and charity

from the Naga public. h) It fights the ‘Naga Behemoth’ (a monster in the garb of corruption) and upholds certain Christian principles such as honesty, truth and morality in public office and life. i) Acaut dreams of a welldeveloped and progressive Nagaland State like any modern state or a country – having progressive education, good roads, bridges, better public healthcare & sanitation, equal job-opportunities, modern-looking Airport & Railway Station, and so on. j) Acaut is the only harbinger of hope for a progressive Nagaland of tomorrow! 2. What is Untrue of ACAUT Nagaland? a) Acaut is not a religious movement. b) It is not a governmental organization. c) It is not a profit-organization. d) It is not a movement of individuals who have taken the bait-of-the fishing hooks of the government. e) It is not free from constructive criticism. f) It is neither a conglomerate for going against the larger Naga Dream!

3. What is the Future Possibility of ACAUT Nagaland? a) Acaut is a People’s Movement free from corruption and carnal desires. b) It is People’s Movement which may produce upright individuals and public leaders and carrying on with the people’s momentum and agenda on anti-corruption - some can become our own People’s Representatives in the Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) and even represent the lone MP in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. c) Yet, there is a danger of ACAUT losing its shine and collapse of it if – at any moment – the Acaut leaders of today will succumb to the lure of bribery, fraud, and abuse of power. With that hope of a future and better Nagaland – regarded as as the “Switzerland of the East,” here I and all the admirers and activists of ACAUT repose our hard-earned trust on our dear “Naga Dream Movement” of the 21st century Common Era. Long live ACAUT and God bless our Naga people! Rev. Dr. S.Temjen Imchen, Associate Professor & Vice-Principal, Serampore College, Serampore, (temjenba@gmail.com)

n the days of our forefathers, the society valued a person not in terms of material possessions or wealth, but on moral and ethical standards. Integrity of life was considered very essential to one’s life. They did not wear fashionable and expensive clothing, but their beautiful moral character was admired by everybody. When we look at our society today, we can hardly find a person of good character and integrity. Instead, the nakedness of immorality is being exposed for every outsider to mock at us. Greed has made the government to depend on the support of the central government, corrupt contractors, unscrupulous businesspersons and irresponsible politicians. They sell everything for money and power. They exchange the soul for popularity and luxury. Today, the rich people are becoming richer, the educated becoming more educated, but the poor are becoming poorer. The gap between the rich and the poor is becoming wider and wider. The greed of the rich and educated class denies justice to the people. The lust for money is the prevailing sin of the present ruling class. The turmoil of our present Naga society is due to the corruption and injustice. Many of us come from the rural agro based society. The coming of urbanization has brought economic inequality, class distinction, indifference to human needs, social injustice and corruption in offices and unbridled greed for money and power. In the past, the motive of the prosperity was for sustenance, building relationship and enjoying the fruits of labour by the whole village. The economic activity of our fathers, from the time of sowing (beginning) to harvesting (end), was communal in nature. If any family delayed in the time of cultivation or harvest for whatever reasons, those who have completed their work would jointly or privately help out the family. The poor were invited on the harvest days, were allowed to collect the leftovers and were provided paddy generously, as much as they could carry. The motive of accumulation and hoarding was alien to our forefathers. Prosperity or economic self-sufficiency was not in accumulation or hoarding of goods, but in sharing, in celebrating together and in creating a sense of common wellbeing. It was oriented to maintaining the community well-being and solidarity. It is in such magnanimous acts they believed they would have abundance in the present life and in the next life. Christianity is a religion that calls for a constant and consistent radical transformation of life situations from poverty to well-being, from injustice to justice and from selfishness to generosity and through the totality of these experiences, we are to experience the immense love of God as well as the fullness of spiritual abundance. Christianity recognizes the fact that poor condition of life is not fate or destined to be so but are superficially created by greed, selfishness, ignorance and injustice perpetuated by fellow human beings. Christianity is not a religion of other worldliness, as it is being accused of, but it concerns the life here and now with the pre-condition that the life after this life invariably depends on the way we live in this life itself. It is a religion that does not deal with the issue of mere salvation of souls but the whole man; liberation of man from all forms of social and spiritual infirmities. Christianity is a call for abundance of life. The best and clearest presentation of Christianity is Christ Himself and his call is a demand for faith in action. Christ identified himself with the poor to liberate them from every impediment of injustices. The mission of Christ was to turn unjust conditions of life upside down through a new social and world order as enunciated in the gospels. The gospel offers a serious challenge to the present day Naga society and its structure. Belief system plays an important part in every human life. The health of societies depends on what belief system it enforces. It is very unfortunate that many people don’t even care to know what one believe in and most often remain victims of one’s own belief system. Besides, what we believe to be the only truth may not be so true, after all since our present day experience show that it is doing more disservice than good to ourselves and the society. For all these reasons, it is imperative that we know critically, why we believe and live by what we believe. Rev. Fr. Benjamin Chang, Meluri Town

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Effects of social media

With the advancement of technology, every Tom, Dick and Harry has a smart phone with an inbuilt camera. Although people using smartphones is not an issue using it to share or rather spread news has become so wide spread that the dangers of making a fake news viral has risen to the dangerous levels of destroying someone’s live. With social medias like Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, some of the most commonly used social media platforms, easily accessible, people somehow seem to have lost the sense of discernment and discretion. In a general term most of the people in our Naga society could only be the third or fourth offspring of an educated person and on that note we rather seem to have been abruptly thrust into a time where technology is on a fast pace and our intellectuality level may not have reached that pace yet. Cases of misinformation and fake news are on the rise which is a panicking trend. People sharing photos of corpses, horribly disfigured bodies etc. are a matter of great concern because people seem to have lost the respect for the dead. People should be properly sensitized and educated on the importance of behaving like civilized people not just in the real world but even in the virtual world and I believe this should start from home. We need to be more matured while sharing posts. We should first understand the gravity of a shared post, measure the effects that particular post might create and then only share it. We should not behave like a saying in the Western world ‘Trigger Happy’ people, always waiting to be the first to spread news or even a rumour without even authenticating its source. We may become victims of our own folly if we do not watch our steps. Seyie Angami

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Dhinakaran removes Dokalam standoff: Prepared to SC: Privacy ruling may have minister from key party post tackle all contingencies: Dhanoa bearing on beef ban cases

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New Delhi, Aug 25 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Friday said that its holding of the right to privacy to be a fundamental right could have some bearing on the hearing of a batch of petitions including by Maharashtra government challenging the Bombay High Court verdict permitting the possession and eating of beef brought from outside the state. “Yes, that judgement may have some bearing in these matters,” the bench of Justice A.K. Sikri and Justice Ashok Bhushan said as senior counsel Chander Uday Singh urged the bench to give them time to study the judgment by the nine judge bench which may have bearing on their matter. The judgment pronounced by a nine-judge

bench on Thursday has held that the right to privacy was a fundamental right. Chander Uday singh who appeared for a Mumbai-based lawyer Haresh Jagtiani referred to Justice J.Chelameswar’s judgment on privacy which said: “I do not think that anybody would like to be told by the State as to what they should eat or how they should dress ...” Appearing for some other petitioners, senior counsel Indira Jaising told the court that 2005 majority judgment (6-1) by a seven judge bench had wrongly decided in favour of complete prohibition on the slaughter of cows and calves including other milch and draught cattle. She said that Mirzapur judgment as 2005 judgment is commonly known in legal circles needs to be relooked

and urged the court to pass necessary orders. At this, the bench said that it would consider whether this should be sent to a larger bench. While permitting the possession and eating of beef brought from outside Maharashtra, the Bombay High Court had by its May 6, 2016, judgment had uphold the ban imposed by the state government on the slaughtering and sale of beef within the state. The Maharashtra government had moved the top court on August 10 challenging this verdict. The top court is hearing a batch of cross petitions including one by Akhil Bharat Krishi Go Sewa Sangh, which questioned the high court judgment holding that the right to eat was a fundamental right forming a part of right to privacy.

Chinese shoes packed in tri- Govt appoints colour boxes raise furore chairman of DPDBs

The boxes have the Tricolour on top and the base carries some letters in Mandarin.

Haldwani, AUG 25 (AGENCIES): Police have started investigation after local shopkeepers in Uttarakhand’s Almora said they had been delivered shoes in boxes bearing the Tricolour, allegedly from China. The boxes have the Tricolour on top and the base carries some letters in Mandarin, police said, triggering speculation among locals that the move was aimed at humiliating Indians amid a tense standoff between the two countries at Doklam. Almora Senior Superintendent of Police P Renuka Devi said putting the shoes in boxes with the national flag was an insult to the Tricolour and that they were investigating the matter. Udham Singh Nagar Senior Superintendent of Police Sadanand Date said the police questioned the owner

of Tammana Traders in Rudrapur, who said that he bought the shoes from a distributor in Delhi and did not know their place of origin. “We would be questioning the dealer in New Delhi to ascertain the origin of these shoes”, said the SSP. But the discovery of the boxes has sent the local population into a tizzy. The case has been filed by the shopkeepers Bishan Bora against the shoe supplier of Rudrapur. Bora claimed as soon as he opened the consignment he found only seven seven shoe pair in proper box and rest of the pairs came in the tricolur box. “I received the goods on Thursday and when I opened the bags, I was shocked. I called the police, sensing something wrong,” said shopkeeper Bishan Bora, who filed the initial complaint.

DIMAPUR, AUG 25 (NPN): In supersession of all earlier notifications, the governor of Nagaland has appointed 11 members of Nagaland Legislative Assembly (MLAs) as chairman of District Planning & Development Boards (DPDBs). In a notification, ACS & development commissioner, R Binchilo Thong, stated that the notification dated July 27 and 28, 2004 would govern the role, functions and responsibilities of the chairman, DPDB and that of the DPDBs. The newly appointed chairman of DPDBs include Tovihoto Ayemi (Dimapur); Namri Nchang (Peren); Dr. Neiphrezo Keditsu (Kohima); Deo Nukhu (Phek); Merentoshi Jamir (Mokokchung); Hukavi Zhimomi (Zunheboto); Y Patton (Wokha); Eshak Konyak (Mon); BS Nganlang (Longleng); Toyang Chang (Tuensang) and C Kipili Sangtma (Kiphire).

Channai, AUG 25 (AGENCIES): Sidelined AIADMK Deputy General Secretary TTV Dhinakaran today removed another minister from a key party post as part of organisational shake-up. He “relieved” Higher Education Minister K.P. Anbalagan as the party’s Dharmapuri district secretary and bifurcated the Dindigul district unit. In a statement, Mr. Dhinakaran, nephew of jailed party chief V.K. Sasikala, announced replacing Anbalagan with local leader D.K. Rajendran. Anbalagan is the fifth AIADMK minister to be stripped of party posts by Dhinakaran who is involved in a tussle for power with Chief Minister K. Palaniswami. Two days back, Dhinakaran had removed four ministers from party posts in a bid to assert his authority in AIADMK (Amma). He had appointed a number of his supporters, including MLAs, to various posts. Today, he also removed Dindigul secretary V. Marudaraj and announced that the district was being bifurcated organisation-wise as Dindigul East and West. Dindigul East would cover four Assembly constituencies while the other

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would cover three, he said. Dhinakaran appointed R. Thangadurai MLA and K.P. Nallasamy as secretaries of Dindigul East and West units. Shaking up the party’s medical wing, he relieved S. Muthiah and Lok Sabha MP P. Venugopal as its president and secretary respectively. Dhinakaran elevated the medical wing’s joint secretary K. Kathirkamu, MLA, presently camping at Puducherry with other pro-Dhinakaran legislators, as president of the party’s medical wing. Muthiah, an AIADMK MLA from Paramakudi, would be the medical wing secretary. All appointments were being made with the “approval” of AIADMK general secretary SasikalaDhinakaran said.

Bengaluru, AUG 25 (AGENCIES): Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa on Friday asserted that the Indian Air Force (IAF) was prepared to tackle all contingencies. He was replying to a query on the preparedness of the IAF to face any eventuality in the wake of a standoff between the Indian and Chinese troops in the Dokalam sector in Bhutan. The Air Chief Marshal was in the city to inaugurate the 56th Annual Conference organised by the Indian Institute of Aerospace Medicine. Dhanoa had, in a media interview in July, said there had been a tremendous jump in the capabilities of the Air Force from the time of the 1999 Kargil war and the ability to operate day and night and in all weather conditions

Air chief marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa.

had shown a significant increase in the last 18 years. He had also said the ability to keep a vigil along the border had increased, as had the IAF’s reconnaissance capabilities. In a message to his men, Dhanoa had said they should be ready to execute operations in a very short time with whatever they had and not with what they were supposed

SC directs release of Rs 1 lakh to rape victim New Delhi, AUG 25 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Chandigarh Legal Service Authority (CLSA) to release Rs one lakh to a 10year-old rape victim who gave birth to a baby girl. Directing the CLSA to release Rs one lakh to the victim, the bench of Justice Madan B Lokur and Justice Deepak Gupta said the balance of Rs 9 lakh would be kept in a fixed deposit. The minor gave birth to a baby girl on August 17 and the new born weighed two-

(From p-1) Speaker after speaker from various organisations representing every district of the state including invitees denounced corruption in every form and challenged the public to commit themselves to fight the battle on all fronts. Leading the onslaught, retired bureaucrat and advisor ACAUT, Khekiye K. Sema called upon all citizens of Nagaland to join the fight as it was “time for action” and signalling the intent to launch a state-wide movement with active participation of people. Khekiye went on to hit out at the decision of the Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) for choosing to stay away from the public rally. He opined that NCD, by not taking part, had “voted for corruption”. Drawing attention on the fuel adulteration issue and PDS rice scam unearthed by the ACAUT and the Pillai case in the police department, Khekiye said many of the business establishments in the state were being run by non-Nagas under the guise of Naga owners. He called upon the gathering

not to remain a mute spectator but to stand up and fight against the corrupt practices taking place in the state. Khekiye further urged upon the gathering to demand that the state government bring in the CBI probe on the multi-crore scams in the state including backdoor appointments. On the Framework A g r e e m e n t , K h e k i ye maintained that it would not allow the future of the Nagas to be decided by the others without knowing the content of the agreement. He said “we are not against the framework agreement”, but reiterated that the Government of India (GoI) should not allow NSCN (I-M) to go for final agreement without the involvement of the people. He further said that the six NNPGs should also be officially invited for formal talks. “Include the six NNPGs before the final solution, only with NSCN (I-M) will bring a civil war”, Khekiye said. ENPO representative, H. Hotongse Sangtam accused the present political leaders of undervaluing the public and warned that

Dhinakaran camp now, the DMK leader said. “It is clear the Speaker has done so to save Palaniswami’s minority government. During such times, every day’s delay by the Governor in directing a confidence vote will pave the

the public would no longer remain silent. He said the present government had lost morality and proposed for a clean election, while encouraging the people not to adhere to the false promises of the government. Thepfulhouvi Solo spoke on the sorry state of affairs in the state and charged Nagaland government as a “cheating machinery”. He called upon the youths to stand up and raise their voices as they would be repaying the deficit left behind by the present leaders, who had siphoned huge public funds. Solo also called upon the Naga people to extend support to those organizations who were not afraid of guns and was ready to the fight for the cause of the Nagas. Z. Lohe welcomed the decision of the six NNPGs to exempt Naga entrepreneurs from taxation. He termed the move of NNPGs as “true patriotism and nationalism.” On Naga solution, Lohe was of the opinion that the Government of India would not be able to deliver solution with the

NSCN (I-M) alone and if the consent of the Naga public was not taken. He also lauded the RTI activists of filing PIL against the 11 corrupt departments. Lohe warned of filing PIL against two more cor r upt de par tments. Other speakers like-Peter Rutsa, NTC president Lendinokdang, CNTC vice president O. Shilu Jamir, Angami Youth Organization, Rengma Selo Zi, Lotha Youth Hoho, International Border Area Peoples Organization , Indigenous Minority Tribes of Nagaland, Mokokchung Town Lanur Telongjem, Zunheboto Town Youth Organization, Phek Town Youth Society, Mon Chamber of Commerce and Industries, Kohima Chamber of Commerce and Industries, Business Association of Nagas, Dimapur Urban Council Chairmen Federation, All Kohima Municipal Wards Panchayat (AKMWP) and Public Service Aspirants of Nagaland spoke vociferously against blatant corruption that has gone deep rooted in the society. The speakers were all of the same opinion that

way for horse trading and other political manoeuvres,” he said. Stalin’s remarks come even as the 19 MLAs remained in a resort in Puducherry and have dismissed the disqualification demand as a “planned drama” and “intimidation” tactics.

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“enough is enough” and Nagas needed to rise above all issues and root out the menace from the society. Earlier, during the day, a one-minute silent prayer was also observed in memory of late Hokivi Chishi, founder member of ACAUT Nagaland. His wife, Kughali Chishi, also addressed the gathering. The four-hour long rally began with an invocation by associate pastor DABA, Rev. L. Lima Jamir, which was chaired by ACAUT member Joel Naga. Highlights of the rally included introductory song by The Challenges, poem recitation by C-Edge College and The Naga Blog. Experience of a student was read out by Elsheli Chishi, of Hope Academy School Dimapur. Other highlights include presentation of special songs by Coloured Keys, Octet School of Music, Aloto Sumi, Nogheli Z. Muru, Meren Tzudir, Abiogenesis and others. Vote of thanks was proposed by ACAUT co-chairman, Dr. Khekugha Muru, and the rally concluded with a mass prayer.

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C h e n na i , AUG 2 5 (AGENCIES): The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam on Friday urged Tamil Nadu Governor Ch. Vidyasagar Rao to immediately direct Chief Minister K Palaniswami to prove his majority in the Assembly in the wake of revolt by 19 AIADMK MLAs, saying any delay could lead to “horse trading”. DMK working president and Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly, M.K. Stalin, who had earlier this week written to the Governor seeking a floor test,

While the Speaker had not acted against present Deputy Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam-led faction for voting against the government in the February 18 trust vote as the then rebel faction, he had issued notices to the 19 MLAs from

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in power by “creating a constitutional crisis and misusing anti-defection law”. Referring to the Speaker’s action, Stalin said the notices had been issued in connection with an episode that did not happen in the Assembly.

and-a-half kg at the time of birth. The court directed the release of Rs one lakh after perusing a report by the CLSA, which said the victim needed special diet for the next six months. The court said the victim’s parents could approach the CLSA for any assistance. The court said all the facilities, including medical care, counselling and other facilities, would be provided to the victim free of cost, and directed that hospital authorities would keep her medical record sealed.

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Stalin urges Governor to ask Edappadi to prove majority dubbed the Palaniswami regime as a “minority government”. In a statement released here, he also questioned assembly Speaker P Dhanapal’s action in issuing notices to the 19 MLAs on Thursday on a memorandum by the Government Chief Whip seeking their disqualification for alleged anti-party activities. Stalin said had earlier written to the Governor urging him to immediately ask Palaniswami to prove majority in the Assembly. The Governor should have immediately convened the Assembly to ascertain the government’s present strength after the MLAs loyal to sidelined AIADMK deputy general secretary TTV Dhinakaran met him and sought Palaniswami’s removal on Tuesday, he said. Stalin said the Governor should ensure that Palaniswami does not continue

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New Delhi, Aug 25 (PTI): Gold prices drifted lower by Rs 150 to Rs 29,700 per ten gram today, tracking a weak trend overseas amid fall in demand from local jewellers. Silver, however, held steady at Rs 40,200 per kg in scattered deals. Traders said apart from a weak trend overseas, easing demand from local jewellers and retailers at domestic spot market mainly pulled down the gold prices. Globally, gold fell 0.35 per cent to USD 1,285.80 an ounce in New York yesterday. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity declined by Rs 150 each to Rs 29,700 and Rs 29,550 per ten gram, respectively. It had gained Rs 150 yesterday. Sovereign, however, remained unaltered at Rs 24,500 per piece of eight gram in limited deals.

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New Delhi, Aug 25 (PTI): Nandan Nilekani, who was named Infosys Non-executive Chairman last night, Friday said he will focus on bringing in stability and ensuring there are no “discordant” voices at the country’s secondlargest IT firm. Within hours of taking charge at the helm of Infosys, Nilekani got into damage control mode seeking to calm investors’ nerves through an early morning conference call. The company has been in a crisis over the last few months amid a standoff between the founders and the management over allegations of corporate governance lapses. Last night, the Infosys board was recast, with Chairman R Seshasayee stepping down along with two other independent directors. Co-chair Ravi Venkatesan has now moved

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Mumbai, Aug 25 (PTI): The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has decided to facilitate its electronic platform ENIT for faster processing and online reporting by brokers to the bourse related to bulk and block trades from September 8. ENIT (Electronic NSE Interface for Trading Members) is a fully electronic, Internet-enabled application. This interface provides a two way mechanism for exchange of information for various processes between the trading members and the NSE. “Trading members can now submit request for changes in bulk/block reporting through ENIT for faster processing and online reporting for any disclosures to NSE with respect to the information pertaining to bulk trades and/or trades done under the block deals session/ market on the same day of trade,” the stock exchange said in a circular dated August 23.

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NEW DELHI, Aug 25 (PTI): Telecom regulator Trai has directed Idea Cellular to deposit Rs 2.97 crore for overcharging its subscribers for making calls to BSNL and MTNL networks. The amount is to be deposited in the Telecom Consumers Education and Protection Fund (TCEPF) as Idea would not be able to make the refund to subscribers in view of non- availability of the rated call data records. The issue dates back to May 2005 when the Department of Telecom (DoT) amended licences to permit inter-service area connectivity among telecom operators within four states -- Maharashtra, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh. As per the amendment, calls within each of these states were treated as intra-service area (or local) calls for the purpose of call routing and levy of access deficit charge. The regulator said

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continue under that act and law. There is no change”. Pandey said various deadlines that have been prescribed, be it under provision of Aadhaar Act, Income Tax Act or money laundering rules will “have to be adhered to” as “those laws are valid”. He exuded confidence that Aadhaar Act, with its data protection safeguards, will pass the test of privacy being a fundamental right. The biometric identifier is currently required for services ranging from getting subsidised cooking gas to opening bank account and obtaining a new phone number. The Supreme Court “judgement has not said anything about the Aadhaar Act so the Aadhaar Act is a valid Act passed by the Parliament (and) is the law of the land”, Pandey said. Section 7 of the act “prescribes that for getting

couple of years, India has recorded a pickup in FDI inflows to the manufacturing sector. Historically such investments have been more towards the service sector. According to the report, FDI flows into manufacturing “bodes well for creating a productive spill-over impact on other sectors of the economy; for instance, boosting exports and creating jobs”. “In 2016-17, the largest increase in FDI was in the telecom sector (USD 4.2 bn) followed by insurance. Besides these, cement, electrical equipment, banking services, metallurgical industries and the broadcasting sectors also received higher flows in the last fiscal,” it added. Observing that India needs FDI inflows to fund its current account deficit, UBS said the country requires “to focus on attracting stable FDI flows to improve the competitiveness of its manufacturing sector and to make it an integral part of the global value chain”.

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Mumbai, Aug 25 (PTI): FDI inflows into the country is likely to rise to 2.5 per cent of GDP over the next five years, helped by economic growth and ongoing structural reforms, said a report by UBS Securities India. The foreign direct investments (FDI) into India have nearly doubled over the past decade to USD 42 billion, which was 1.9 per cent of GDP in 2016-17. “Post 2014 general election, FDI inflows saw a compound annual growth rate of 11 per cent versus a dip of 6 per cent seen over the previous 5 years,” UBS said. “We expect FDI inflows to India to rise further to 2.5 per cent of GDP over the next 5 years,” added the foreign brokerage. UBS noted that unlike China, where the government has phased out FDIfavoured policies, India will be increasingly recognised as a favoured destination by overseas investors “if growth is accompanied with continuous structural reforms”. Interestingly, the report said that over the last

New Delhi, Aug 25 (PTI): Tax payers will have to link their PAN with Aadhaar by the stipulated deadline, which is this month-end, as the Supreme Court verdict on privacy has no bearing on the requirement, UIDAI CEO Ajay Bhushan Pandey has said. The requirement for Aadhaar being quoted for availing government subsidies, welfare schemes and other benefits will also continue unhindered for now, he told PTI. The government had mandated linking of PAN with Aadhaar by the extended deadline of August 31. Asked about the implication of the Supreme Court ruling (privacy being a fundamental right) on linking of Aadhaar and PAN, Pandey said: “There also, linking of PAN to Aadhaar is mandated by an amendment in income tax act...the linking will

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certain subsidy or benefit the government can insist on an Aadhaar number. That position holds today,” he added. Pandey’s clarification assumes significance in the light of a landmark verdict by SC yesterday that privacy is a fundamental right and an intrinsic part of Right to Life and Personal Liberty. Several experts have said that the judgement will have a bearing on data collection and storage guidelines followed by various agencies, including in large projects like Aadhaar. Asked if one can refuse to give their details in the backdrop of SC order, Pandey said: “As of today, no. Because Aadhaar Act is a valid Act and this judgement has not commented anything on Aadhaar Act.” Pandey said Aadhaar enrolment will continue unhindered.

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Recent weeks have seen tensions surge with near daily killings by shadowy groups operating in remote villages, while Myanmar’s army has poured more troops into Rakhine area.

the resident said by phone, asking not to be named. Footage obtained by AFP showed smoke rising from Zedipyin village in Rathedaung township where fighting was ongoing Friday. Despite years of persecution, the Rohingya largely eschewed violence. But a previously unknown militant group emerged as a force last October under the banner of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), which claims to be leading an insurgency based in the

remote May Yu mountain range bordering Bangladesh. A Twitter account (@ ARSA_Official) which purports to represent the group confirmed its fighters were engaging Myanmar’s military in the area and accused the soldiers of carrying out atrocities in recent weeks. Myanmar says the group is headed by Rohingya jihadists who were trained abroad but it is unclear how large the network is. Suu Kyi’s office posted pictures of weapons that

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more than a dozen polling stations in remote areas. But with the MPLA taking such a commanding lead, the outstanding ballots will not change the outcome. Angola’s Casa-CE alliance party gained nearly 10% of the vote. Angola is one of Africa’s largest oil producers, but it is struggling to recover from a 27-year-civil war between the MPLA and Unita and most people live in poverty. Lourenço, the former defence minister known as JLo, was the MPLA candidate to succeed Dos Santos. However Dos Santos, whose 38-year reign makes him the world’s second-longest serving president, will remain in control of the party. His children also still hold several key positions of authority.

Islamabad, Aug 25 (IANS): Ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ’s children and his son-in-law on Friday filed review petitions challenging the Supreme Court’s July 28 verdict in the Panama Papers case. The court was urged on Friday to set aside its directive to the anti-corruption body to file corruption references against Hussain, H a s s a n a n d M a r ya m Nawaz and Sharif ’s son-inlaw Captain Mohammad Safdar (retd) relating to the Avenfield properties in London and 16 offshore companies, Dawn newspaper reported. In July, a fivemember bench of the Supreme Court disqualified Sharif from office following a Joint Investigation Team (JIT) probe that exposed illegal family wealth stashed abroad.

Angola’s presidency will be passed to the country’s former Defence Minister João Lourenço.

L u a n da , AUG 2 5 (AGENCIES): Angola’s ruling MPLA party has won the country’s parliamentary election, provisional results suggest. The party received 61% of votes cast during Wednesday’s ballot, the Angolan electoral commission said on Friday. The opposition Unita party, which received 27%, disputes the commission’s

count. João Lourenço will take up the presidency, after an election marking the end of nearly four decades in power for President José Eduardo Dos Santos. The electoral commission says 98% of the country’s votes have been counted. However, voting in the election does not end until Saturday due to delays in getting the ballot papers to

12 killed in IS suicide attack on Kabul mosque prayers, Xinhua news agency reported. “We can confirm that 10 people, including five women, were killed and 23 others sustained injuries in the attack,” a police official said. He said the two attackers were killed by police forces and the situation was under control. The IS group’s news outlet Amaq said IS militants had carried out a “commando” attack on the

A woman and child are escorted by a man after being rescued from the site of a suicide attack followed by a clash between Afghan forces and insurgents at a Shi’ite mosque in Kabul.

for the attack. A suicide bomber detonated explosives outside Imam Zaman Mosque in Khair Khana neighbourhood at 1.30 p.m. Two gunmen then stormed into the mosque as worshippers gathered for afternoon

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SEOUL, AUG 25 (AGENCIES): A court in South Korea has sentenced Samsung’s billionaire heir-apparent Lee Jae-yong to five years in prison for corruption. Lee was convicted of bribery in a scandal that also saw the impeachment of South Korea’s former president. The case has gripped the public amid growing anger against South Korea’s biggest companies, known as chaebols. Lee, who denied all charges, had faced a jail sentence of up to 12 years. Also known as Jay Y Lee, the de facto head of the world’s largest smartphone maker had been detained since February on a string of corruption charges. These included bribery, embezzlement and hiding assets overseas. The 49-year-old is accused of giving donations worth 41bn won ($36m; £29m) to non-profit foundations operated by Choi Soon-sil, a friend of South Korea’s former President Park Geun-hye, in return for political favours. Prosecutors said the donations were made to Ms Park’s confidante to win government support for a big restructuring of Samsung that would strengthen Lee’s control over Samsung Electronics. But Lee’s defence team said that the payments were

signed off without his knowledge. Lee has previously admitted that the firm also gave a horse and money to help the equestrian career of Choi’s daughter, Chung Yoo-ra, but denied seeking favours. His lawyer said on Friday they would appeal against the court’s decision. “We are confident the ruling will be overturned,” Song Wu-cheol said. The case contributed to President Park’s eventual impeachment and she now faces trial for corruption herself, something she denies. Her friend Choi has already been jailed for three years after being found guilty of using her position of influence to solicit favours for her daughter. On Friday, two other Samsung executives, Choi Gee-sung and Chang Choong-ki, were also convicted in the same trial as Lee and sentenced to four

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Jamitsu Ekhung with immense pride extends heartiest congratulations to Shri. Lidemo Lotha, DB Gr II, Border Magistrate Ofﬁce, Merapani, Wokha, S/o Late Chubemo Jami on being awarded Governor's Commendation Certiﬁcate for his meritorious services on Independence Day 2017. The Ekhung prays that the Almighty God grant wisdom, good health and success in all his future endeavours. (Chenirao Jami) Secretary

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We the Pathso Nokeng Village Council, Pathso Nokeng Public Organisation & Pathso Nokeng Baptist Church warmly extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. P. Jakpou Khiamniungan, S/o Lt. Pukho of Pathso Nokeng Village on his promotion to Superintending Engineer, PHED, Government of Nagaland. It is our humble prayer that Almighty God continues to bless him with good health, wisdom and success in his future endeavour. Z.Khaoshai, P.Sunie, T.Thungem, VCC President, PNPO Pastor, PNBC

years in prison. Former Samsung Electronics president Park Sang-jin and exe c u t ive v i c e - p r e s i d e n t Hwang Sung-soo were handed suspended sentences. This isn’t the first time a top executive of a big conglomerate has been convicted for corruption in South Korea. But in the past, they’ve either been given suspended sentences or have been pardoned by the president. The new president, Moon Jae-in, has already said there will be no more presidential pardons. So if Lee’s sentence is upheld by higher courts and he ends up serving his complete sentence in jail or a significant part of it, that will be a departure from what we’ve seen in South Korea in the past. And the new government says that will be a strong message to chaebols that they need to clean up the way they do business.

Thai police had deployed 3,000 officers to the streets ahead of the hearing to guard against potential protests. As many as 1,000 supporters had gathered to hear the verdict. The crowds came despite a plea from Yingluck on Facebook to stay away from the court due to security concerns. The court also ordered the seizure of her 30 million baht ($900,360) bail bond. Reports said she was last seen in Bangkok on Wednesday. When she was inaugurated in 2011, Yingluck became Thailand’s first female Prime Minister and its youngest in over 60 years. The sister of exiled former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, Yingluck was ousted by a coup in 2014 and was later impeached by Thailand’s military-appointed National Legislative Assembly.

Deuba’s remarks in India disgraceful: Oli Kathmandu, Aug 25 (IANS): Former Nepali Prime Minister and CPNUML Chairman K.P. Sharma Oli on Friday termed Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deubas activities and the statements during his ongoing India visit as “disgraceful”. Talking to journalists at the Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) here before heading to Thailand for a health check-up, the opposition leader -- a strident critic of Premier Deuba -- said: “Deuba raised the issue of Constitution’s acceptability out of context on a foreign land. Who was he trying to please by such remarks?” During a joint press conference on Thursday, Deuba told Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi that efforts to amend the Constitution were underway. “He is the Prime Minister, he took the oath of office and secrecy from the same Constitution. He was elected the Prime Minister under the same Constitution,” he was quoted as saying by the Kathmandu Post. The Communist Party of Nepal (Unified MarxistLeninist) Chairman said that Deuba, who is in India on a five-day visit, made a mockery of the decision taken by lawmakers of Nepal regarding the Constitution amendment.

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Thailand’s military government, said all routes out of the country were being closely monitored. “I just learned that she did not show up (at court),” he told reporters. “I have ordered border checkpoints to be stepped up.” Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan initially said he had no information on Yingluck’s whereabouts but as he left a meeting in Bangkok he said: “It is possible that she has fled already.” Yingluck had been barred from leaving Thailand without court approval since 2015, when her trial started. Hundreds of Yingluck’s supporters who had been waiting outside the court for the verdict quickly dispersed once word spread the former Prime Minister hadn’t appeared.

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Kabul, Aug 25 (IANS): At least 12 people, including two attackers, were killed and 23 others were injured in a suicide bombing and subsequent armed assault on a Shia mosque here on Friday. The Islamic State claimed responsibility

mosque. Friday’s attack is the first major one in Afghanistan since US President Donald Trump on Monday announced his new strategy for the country, which includes sending more US troops. Trump’s announcement was celebrated by Afghan authorities, while the Taliban threatened that Afghanistan would turn into a “graveyard” for US soldiers.

Bangkok, Aug 25 (IANS): Former Thai PM Yingluck Shinawatra has fled abroad as the country’s Supreme Court issued an arrest warrant after she failed to appear on Friday for the verdict in a negligence case brought against her by the ruling junta, a media report said. A BBC report quoted sources close to her party as saying that she made the decision to leave unexpectedly. The top court issued the arrest warrant against Yingluck after she did not appear for the verdict in her trial over a rice subsidy scheme. Judges also postponed the verdict til September 27. Yingluck has denied any wrongdoing in the scheme which cost Thailand billions of dollars. The scheme, introduced in 2011, pledged to pay farmers well above the market rate for their crop and ended up costing the country billions. Yingluck said the rice subsidy scheme was “beneficial for the farmers and the country”. If found guilty at the end of her two-year trial, she could be jailed for up to 10 years and permanently banned from politics. Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, who heads

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The Noksen Government Employee’s Union extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members on their achievement. 1. Shri.Hongkin Chang on being promoted to Dy. Commandant 5th NAP. 2. Shri L.Imlimadong Chang, UBSI, DEF Tuensang on being awarded Governor’s Gold Medal. 3. Shri L.Nongba Chang, LDA Medical Department Tuensang on receiving the District Commendation Certificate. Further, the Union prays and wishes them good health and success in all their future endeavours. I. CHUME CHANG Y. LIMASANGLA CHANG President, NGEU Gen. Secretary, NGEU

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sives, Myanmar’s military said. “The military and police members are fighting back together against extremist Bengali terrorists,” Commander-in- Chief Min Aung Hlaing said in a statement on Facebook, using the state’s description for Rohingya militants. One resident in Maungdaw, the main town in northern Rakhine, said gunfire could be heard throughout the night. “We are still hearing gunshots now, we dare not to go out from our house,”

had been taken from militants, mainly home-made bombs and rudimentary knives and clubs. Fr i d ay ’s v i o l e n c e pushed new waves of Rohingya to flee towards Bangladesh. But border guards there said they would not be allowed to cross. “More than a thousand of Rohingya women along with children and cattle have gathered near the land border between Myanmar and Bangladesh since this morning,” Manjurul Hasan Khan, commander of Ukhiya town’s border guards, told AFP. The flare-up came just hours after former UN chief Kofi Annan released a milestone report detailing conditions inside Rakhine and offering ways to heal the festering sectarian tensions there. Commissioned by Myanmar’s own government, it urged the scrapping of restrictions of movement and citizenship imposed on the roughly one million-strong Rohingya community in Rakhine. In a statement Annan said he was “gravely concerned” by the latest outbreak of fighting.

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Militant attack kills 89 in Myanmar’s Rakhine

Maungdaw (Myanmar), Aug 25 (AFP): At least 89 people including a dozen security forces were killed as Rohingya militants besieged border posts in northern Rakhine State, Myanmar’s authorities said today, triggering a fresh exodus of refugees towards Bangladesh. The state is bisected by religious hatred focused on the stateless Rohingya Muslim minority, who are reviled and perceived as illegal immigrants in Buddhist-majority Myanmar. The office of de-facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi said 12 security officials had been killed alongside 77 militants -- the highest declared single day toll since fighting broke out last year. Friday’s fighting exploded around Rathedaung township which has seen a heavy build-up of Myanmar troops in recent weeks, with reports filtering out of killings by shadowy groups, army-blockaded villages and abuses. Some 20 police posts came under attack in the early hours of Friday by an estimated 150 insurgents, some carrying guns and using homemade explo-

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Sigurdsson is joined by his Everton team-mates after scoring on his debut match for the club.

Barcelona to sign Dembele

Ousmane Dembele

BERLIN, Aug 25 (Agencies): Barcelona have agreed a fee for the transfer of Borussia Dortmundâ€™s Ousmane Dembele to Spain, ending a saga that led to the talented 20-year-old winger being suspended by the Bundesliga club, Germanyâ€™s Bild newspaper said on Thursday. Citing unnamed sources the newspaper said Barcelona had agreed to pay Dortmund 120 million euros ($141.66 million) and up to

Villa makes surprise return to Spain squad

150 million euros depending on performance bonuses, making it the second most expensive signing ever. The paper reported the deal was struck in Monaco where both teamsâ€™ representatives are present for the Champions League draw. It was unclear if contracts had been signed. Brazilian Neymar joined Paris St Germain from Barcelona in a world record move worth 222 million euros earlier this month. France international Dembele, who joined Dortmund last year from Stade Rennes in a 15-million euro deal running to 2021, had been forcing his move to Spain and had missed training earlier this month, leading to his suspension.

be exact, after Sigurdsson picked up the ball on the right-flank before spectacularly firing over the head of Dante Stipica from 50yards out. The goal came as a huge hammer blow to the Croats, who were offered a way back into the tie when Ashley William impeded Ante Erceg inside the area, but Pickford got down well to deny Ahmed said from the spot in the 65th minute. Everton comfortably saw out the tie and now turn their attention back to the Premier League where they face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

Pallekele, Aug 25 (PTI): Sri Lankan skipper Upul Tharanga has been banned for two ODIs for slow over rate in the rainaffected second one-dayer against India. Sri Lanka were three overs behind the over rate even as the match was reduced to 47 overs for the Indian chase. India won the match by three wickets with 2.4 overs to spare and took a 2-0 lead in the five-match series. This is Tharangaâ€™s second ban in recent times after he suffered a similar two-match ban for slow over-rate in the Champions Trophy when he had led the side against South Africa in the absence of then-skipper Angelo Mathews. Sri Lanka have made two changes to their squad, bringing in Test skipper Dinesh Chandimal, who was initially left out of the ODI squad, and batsman Lahiru Thirimanne for

two ODIs minimum. Surprisingly, Chandimal will not be leading the side in the third and fourth ODIs. Instead, Chamara Kapugedara, who scored 40 runs in the second ODI, will lead the side. He was already the anointed vice-captain for the Sri Lankan team in the first two matches and thus was the obvious candidate to lead the side. It could be a blessing in disguise for the hosts as Tharanga had been suffering from poor form across formats. He only scored 88

Upul Tharanga

atleast the next two matches. Thirimanne, who was also included in the Test squad but didnâ€™t play, has been brought into the side because opener Danushka Gunathilaka injured his shoulder whilst fielding yesterday. Gunathilaka is expected to miss the next

runs in six innings during the three Test series and failed again in the first two ODIs with scores of 9 and 13 in Dambulla and Pallekele, respectively. Thirimanne last played ODI cricket in January 2016 against New Zealand. He has an experience of 107 ODIs and was a regular opener. Chandimal also brings with him an experience of 128 ODIs, and this will be a fresh start for him after he was dropped from the ODI side following Sri Lankaâ€™s exit from the Champions Trophy.

FUNERAL SERVICE Funeral service of Hovikrol Neikha Assistant pastor NCRC P.R.Hill kohima will be held at the church premises at 12 noon on 26 August. DC-

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

of Late N. Chuba Aier

Died : 26/08/2016 Gone but not forgotten

Call unto me, and I will answer you, and show thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not.

A year has passed since your death, but your memories with us will never be forgotten. You are deeply missed each day. Till we meet again Dad, Farewell. Loving son, daughters and family members.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

Acknowledgement

of our beloved father Late Yantsuo Ennio Died on: 26th August 2016

Late N. K. Nuh

30th March 1942 - 26th August 2016

We know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death. They continue to participate in every act, thought and decision we make. Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories and we find comfort in knowing that our lives have been enriched by having shared theirs. Daddy a year has gone without you in our presence. We miss you dearly every moment of our lives. Everyday we thank God for all the Blessings we continue to recieve through your simple and meaningful life. Loving Wife, Children, Grandchildren & In-laws

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grinding out a hard-fought 1-1 draw in what was a hostile environment at the Stadion Poljud. Another positive to come out of tonightâ€™s tie was the return of Aaron Lennon, who had been out of action with depression, but showed promising signs of recovery as he played the last 15 minutes. Leading 2-0 in the first-leg, Everton looked nervous in the opening stages and fell behind when Josip Radosevic hit a thunderous effort past Pickford in the 43rd minute. But it didnâ€™t take the Blues long to hit back after the break, 16 seconds to

M ON A CO, A u g 2 5 (Agencies): Holders Real Madrid will face Borussia Dortmund and Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League group stage while five-time winners Barcelona were drawn with last seasonâ€™s runners-up Juventus. Zinedine Zidaneâ€™s side are chasing a third successive European title and fourth in five seasons after demolishing Italian champions Juventus 4-1 in Cardiff in June. The record 12-time European champions will also take on APOEL of Cyprus in a testing Group H. World record signing Neymar and Paris SaintGermain were paired alongside Bayern Munich, with Scottish champions Celtic and Belgian outfit Anderlecht completing the line-up in Group B. Chelsea, one of a record five English teams to qualify for the group phase, will meet Atletico Madrid in Group C as well as Roma and Qarabag, the first side from Azerbaijan to reach this stage of the competition. Jose Mourinho will return home with Manchester United after his team drew Benfica in Group A along with CSKA Moscow and Basel. Pep Guardiolaâ€™s Manchester City are in Group F alongside Ukrainian champions Shakhtar Donetsk, Napoli and Feyenoord while Liverpool will play Spartak Moscow, Sevilla and Maribor in Group E.

Tharanga suspended for 2 matches; Kapugedara to lead Sri lanka

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY Lt. Alangba Sanglir

Born : 16-5-1936 â€“ Died : 18-8-2017

Your sweet memories continues to live on as a precious part of our lives, unseen, unheard, so missed, so loved. K-2726

Loving family members.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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L o n d o n, Au g 2 5 (Agencies): A stunning 50-yard strike from Gylfi Sigurdsson on his first start helped Everton reach the Europa League group-stage with a 1-1 draw in Croatia, advancing 3-1 on aggregate. The Icelandicâ€™s goal along with a solid performance from Jordan Pickford, who was recently called up the England squad, means the Blues will be in the draw for the Europa League group stages on Friday afternoon. In a game that lacked clear-cut chances, Ronald Koemanâ€™s side displayed grit and determination,

Real Madrid draw Dortmund, Spurs in Champions League

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Everton reach Europa League group-stage

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A year has passed since you left us to be with Lord, but you are loved and missed each day. You are forever in our hearts.

We the family members of Late Mrs. KHETOLI Y. AWOMI, wife of Late Rev. Yekivi L. Awomi extend our deep appreciation and sincere gratitude to each and every individual, organizations, churches, friends and well- wishers for having stood with us with prayers, physically and financially in the time of our grief and sorrow. We deeply regret for not being able to acknowledge your good works individually but nothing of this world shall be liable to compensate you in return. Nevertheless, it is our assurance that the Heavenly Father will reward you all accordingly. You shall be remembered in our prayers always.

Loving wife, daughters & family members.

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved

LATE I. AOMEREN. IMSONG

David Villa

M a d r i d, Au g 2 5 (Agencies): Spainâ€™s all-time top scorer David Villa has come out of international retirement after being named in the squad for World Cup qualifiers against Italy and Liechtenstein, national team coach Julen Lopetegui said on Friday. New York City FC striker Villa, who hit a record 59 goals with Spain, announced his retirement from the national team after the 2014 World Cup, having scored in his final game against Australia as the then world champions were knocked out in the group stages in Brazil. He joined the newly formed MLS outfit New York City in their inaugural season in 2015 and has scored 19 goals in 23 starts this season. K Y M C

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Born 22 October 1992 Died 20th August 2017 With deep pain and sorrow in our hearts, we, the family members of Late Moajemba Longkumer (Ungma Village), would like to express our heart filled gratitude and sincere appreciation to all who stood with us in our grief at the untimely demise of our beloved son. We regret for the inability to express our thankfulness to you all in person, but pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Our special gratitude to : 14. F/Coy 4th NAP S/Airport New Delhi. 1. Dr S.C. Jamir, Goverenor of Odisha. 2. Shri Toshipokba Longkumer, Ex MLA. 15. Aor Telongjem Nagaland Armed Police, 3. Commandant 4th NAP Bn.Thizama. Wazidabad, Delhi. 4. Commandant 2nd NAP Alichen. 16. Chakesang Group F/Coy 4th NAP Delhi. 5. Dr Lemsa, Delhi. 17. Simon Newmai and Abel Zeliang. 6. Mrs Marla Changtongya. 18. Angami Krotho 4th NAP Bn.Safdarjung 7. Delhi Ao Baptist Church. Airport New Delhi. 8. Mr & Mrs Imkongmeren 19. Rengma & Pochuri Group Delhi. (Secty. Delhi Ao Baptist Church ) 20. F/Coy Volley Ball Team. 9. Mr & Mrs Imnuk Nokpu, New Delhi. 21. F/Coy Fellowship 4th NAP Bn. 10. F. Coy Fellowship 4th NAP Bn. 22. Safdarjung Airport New Delhi. 11. Safdarjung Airport, New Delhi. 23. L. Noksang Longkumer Kohima. 12. 51st Batch 4th NAP Bn. 24. Tenempong Zunga. 13. 4th NAP F/Coy Delhi, Sumi Union. Loving mum, dad, brothers, sisters and relatives. DC-1999

â€œHe was a Father so very rare, so good and strong, Our Teacher and our Guide, Loving and kind in all his ways, Sincere and true, in his heart and mind, Upright and just to the end of his days, Beautiful memories, he left behind.â€? You will forever be in our hearts, We love you & miss you dearly. DP-8546

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Sindhu assured of bronze at Worlds

Glasgow, Aug 25 (PTI): P V Sindhu Friday completed a hat- trick of medals at the World Badminton Championship as she stormed into the semifinals, lifting India’s spirit after Kidambi Srikanth’s quarterfinal exit here. Sindhu, a silver medallist at the Rio Olympics, assured herself of at least a bronze with a clinical display against world number six Chinese Sun Yu. The 22-year-old, who has won a bronze at the 2013 and 2014 editions, disposed off Sun Yu 21-14 21-9 in 39 minutes at the Emirates Arena. The world No. 4 Indian will next take on another Chinese - world No. 10 Chen Yufei, who saw off former world champion Ratchanok Intanon of Thailand. Earlier, Srikanth went down fighting 14-21 18-21 to world No. 1 Son Wan Ho of Korea in men’s singles competition. Srikanth had emerged as India’s best bet at the event after clinching backto-back titles at Indonesia and Australia and a

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final finish at the Singapore Open. The 24-year-old from Guntur had come into the match with twin victories over Son Wan in June at the Indonesia Super Series Premier and Australia Super Series but it counted for little as the Korean dished out a near-perfect game to outclass the Indian in a 49minute clash. Among other top shuttlers, Denmark’s Viktor Axelsen, five-time champion Lin Dan also reached the semifinals in men’s singles. Sindhu dished out an

aggressive game and never looked in doubt as she led from start to finish during the 39-minute lop-sided match. Sun, on the other hand, looked out of sorts and nervous. In the first game, Sindhu led 5-4, which she extended to 8-4. The duo then engaged in one of the longest rallies that had 39 shots. Sindhu eventually sealed it with a half cross court smash and quickly grabbed a 11-4 lead at the break when Sun made a wrong judgement at the baseline. Playing the faster side

of the court, Sindhu tried to make her opponent bend and move across the court with her acute-angled strokes. She sometimes used her deception and changed her pace to outwit the Chinese. The result was Sindhu quickly moved to 15-5 lead. Sun reduced the margin to 10-16 but Sindhu eventually earned seven game points with a smart return at the forecourt that left her opponent stranded. Sindhu faltered with a return before sealing the first game with a lovely drop shot. The second game started with another long rally which Sindhu won with an onrushing body smash. The Indian continued to pile on the pressure to lead 11-4 at the interval. The breather didn’t bring any respite for Sun as Sindhu moved to 18-8. Frustration was clear on the face of Sun, who tried her bit to upstage the Indian but Sindhu seemed to have all the answers as she reached 11 match points with a low cross court flick. She sealed the contest when Sun went long once again.

Bale returns to Wales squad

Gareth Bale

LO N D O N, Au g 2 5 (Agencies): Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale was recalled by Wales on Friday for their forthcoming 2018 World Cup qualifying matches against Austria and Moldova. Bale, 28, missed Wales’s last game, a 1-1 draw against Serbia in June, through suspension. Stoke City midfielder Joe Allen and Aston Villa left-back Neil Taylor were both named in the squad, but are suspended for the game against Austria. Wales play Austria at Cardiff City Stadium on September 2 before tackling Moldova in Chisinau three days later. Chris Coleman’s side, surprise semifinalists at Euro 2016, are currently third in Group D, four points behind leaders Serbia and the Republic of Ireland with four matches remaining.

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Ronaldo is UEFA Player of the Year M o nac o, Au g 2 5 (Agencies): Cristiano Ronaldo has won the UEFA Player of the Year award for the third time in four years. Barcelona star Lionel Messi and Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon were beaten to the accolade by Ronaldo. The Real Madrid star, 32, scooped the honour after helping his side to Champions League glory in 2016-17, scoring 12 goals in the competition. A magnificent campaign from Ronaldo saw him score a total of 42 goals across all competitions as Madrid added a LaLiga title to the defence of their European crown. “[My goal is] the same every year - the same challenge to win everything, if possible, with my club and the national team,” Ronaldo said. “As I said before, I’m so glad to be here. It is an honour to win this trophy again. I have to say thanks to my team-mates and congratulations to them too. For the national team, too. I know it is not a trophy of

Ronaldo with his third UEFA Player of the Year award in Monaco on Thursday.

the national team but when I go to them they give me motivation every time. “Also [I am] blessed for the supporters of Real Madrid. I am so happy for everyone who helped me to win this trophy. Thank you to everyone.” The award, which was announced at Thursday’s Champions League draw in Nyon, adds to the Portugal international’s triumphs in 2014 and 2016. Messi has won it twice in 2011 and 2015, with

Andres Iniesta and Franck Ribery the other players to have won the accolade since its inaugural year in 2010. It replaced the UEFA Club Footballer of the Year award, which Ronaldo and Messi also won once apiece. The ceremony also saw the best goalkeeper award won by Buffon, with Sergio Ramos named the season’s top defender, Luka Modric the best midfielder and Ronaldo getting the forward accolade.

KFL: Forerunners’, Nagabazar draw 1-1 Subroto Cup: Nagaland boys enter quarter-finals

Players of Nagabazar FC and Forerunners’ FC in action on Friday. (NP)

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Ko h i m a , Au g 2 5 (NPN: A late goal from Akum helped Forerunners’ FC secure a 1-1 draw against Nagabazar FC at the ongoing Kohima

Recruitment rally for sports person

Football League (KFL) on Friday. The league is being organized by Kohima Town Club. The late point allowed Forerunners’ FC to move above Power Comm in the 7th place in the league

standing. Nagabazar missed the chance to move into the top four with the draw as they sit in the 5th place with 7 points. Midfielder Kameirang Kamei opened the account for Nagabazar FC in 36thminutes when he headed the rebound ball into the net. Forerunners turning point came in the last minutes when Akum scored the much need goal for them to salvage a draw. Nagabazar FC had hard luck as Ketholetuo Dzeyie missed a penalty in the 65th minute and Razoulhulie Rosario Sote missed a golden chance when he came one on one with the keeper but shot the ball wide. Anoto Kweho of Nagabazar FC was cautioned for unsporting behaviour during the match. Director, Youth Resources and Sports Linda Solo was the match patron on Friday. Today’s matches Exhibition match: 12:00 noon Kohima Town Club vs Kohima District Football Veteran Association Time: 3:00 pm Khriekesa FC Vs Ziekezou SC

minute. After the breather, Eshong Konyak, Mughahuto Chishi, Bapen Yimjong scored a goal each to make it 4-0. It may be mentioned here that Nagaland earlier thrashed Air Force School 10-0 on Thursday. The Naga boys also scored 21

goals in its opening match against Kasiga Spor ts School, Dehradun. Earlier, the Under-14 boys from Government Model School, Chandigarh and NCC from Imphal became the first teams to qualify for the knockout stage. Government Model

School steamrolled Shri Guru Ram Rai Inter-College from Uttarakhand 16-0 to take the top perch in their pool and thus make the knockout cut. Likewise, the NCC boys from Manipur, who kept an all-win record, led pool B when they defeated Maharashtra 3-1 at the

NWC ground. These two morning matches also sealed the fate of other teams in their respective pool. In other words, all the teams that could not make the grade will have to return home hoping that they put in a better showing next year to qualify.

Ujah beats Gatlin to win 100m in Zurich

Z u r i c h , Au g 2 5 (Agencies): Britain’s CJ Ujah secured the biggest win of his career by beating a strong field, including world champion Justin Gatlin, to win the 100 metres in the Zurich Diamond League. The 23-year-old clocked 9.97 seconds, edging a photo finish with Ivorian Ibrahim Meitre (also 9.97s). Ronnie Baker of the United States took third in 10.01s, with compatriot Justin Gatlin (10.04s) fading into fourth. Ja m a i c a ’s f o r m e r world record holder Asafa Powell (10.11s) finished a disappointing seventh, with the second Brit Adam Gemili (10.13s) in eighth. Ujah ran the first leg at the IAAF World Cham-

CJ Ujah celebrates after winning 100m in Zurich.

pionships in London as GB stunned the United States and Jamaica to win 4x100m relay gold – a race that was intended to act as Usain Bolt’s perfect farewell, but ended in a crumpled injured heap. The great Jamaican

has since retired from athletics, with the stage now set for the next generation to come through – and with Ujah boasting five Diamond League wins, he looks a serious medal contender at major championships in the near future.

Nadal, Pliskova top seeds for US Open

D i m a p u r , Au g 2 5 (NPN): The director of youth resources and sports, Linda Solo has informed that directorate general of Assam Rifles, Shillong would be conducting a recruitment rally for meritorious sports persons who have won medals in international or national championships, inter university tournament, games for schools and physical efficiency drive. The recruitment rally would be Rafael Nadal held at Laitkor (recruitment branch) Shillong, Megha- N EW YOR K , A u g 2 5 laya from September 30. (Agencies): Spain’s Rafael Nadal, who regained the world number one ranking on Monday, and current women’s world No. 1 Karolina PliskoD i m a p u r , Au g 2 5 va, were made the top seeds for (NPN): DSO, Dimapur will the US Open on Thursday. Nadal, who captured be organising district level tournament cum selection in a 10th French Open title in the discipline of badminton, June, will be chasing a third 100 metre race, 200 metre US Open title to go with those race and cross country on he won in 2010 and 2013 when September 6 and 7. Inter- the final Grand Slam of the ested players are asked get season starts on Monday at registered from DDSC room Flushing Meadows. He’s seeded first ahead of No.5 on or before September 5. Candidates must be Britain’s Andy Murray, with born after September 1, Wimbledon champion Roger 2003. For more informa- Federer seeded third. Switzerland’s Federer tion, interested candidates can contact 9077340701 or will be seeking his 20th Grand Slam title and his sixth in New 8974564237.

DSO Dimapur informs

Dimapur, Aug 25 (NPN): Nagaland subjunior team (under-14) Friday beat Kerala 4-0 to book their quarter-final berth at the ongoing 58th Subroto Cup Football Tournament. Lengoulen Changsan opened the account for the Naga boys in the 25th

Karolina Pliskova

York. But both Murray - who won the US Open in 2012 - and Federer have battled injuries in the build up, with the Briton sidelined since Wimbledon with a hip injury and Federer skipping the Cincinnati Masters with back trouble. Czech Pliskova, runnerup last year to Germany’s Angelique Kerber, leads the women’s field ahead of world number two Simona Halep. Spain’s Garbine Muguruza is seeded third. Elina Svitolina, winner of the WTA event in Toronto, is the fourth seed ahead of Caroline Wozniacki and Kerber. Johanna Konta and former champion Svetlana Kuznetsova complete the top eight.

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