August 28, 2018

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Vol XXVIII No. 262

DIMAPUR, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2018 Pages 16 ` 5.00

Sharif appears in court in remaining 2 graft cases

Serie A: Inter held by Torino

Stalin to be elected DMK president

international, Page 13

sports, Page 16

national, Page 7

Opposition pitch for ballot paper

NEW DELHI, AUG 27 (PTI): A number of opposition parties Monday demanded reverting to the old system of the paper ballot as they questioned the reliability of EVMs, following which the Election Commission said it would provide “satisfactory solution” to their concerns.

Except the BJP, all six national recognised political parties were joined by regional players like Samajwadi Party (SP) and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in putting forth the demand for paper ballot to the Election Commission at a meeting here with various parties ahead of Lok Sabha and assembly elections to some states.

The issue of paper ballot and alleged tampering with EVMs was raised by the Congress and other opposition parties such as SP, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), AAP, Janata Dal (Secular), Communist Party of India (Marxist) and the Communist Party of India, besides Forward Bloc.

Claiming that the BJP was isolated on the EVM issue, Congress spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi said nearly

three-fourth of the political parties present at the meeting raised the issue of alleged tampering and technical snags with electronic voting machines (EVMs) and demanded going back to the old system of paper ballot from the next election.

“Around 70 per cent political parties have demanded that the EC revert to the old system of ballot paper during elections.

Parties who were there, overwhelming 70 per cent supported a reversion to paper ballot,” he told reporters while naming the NCP, BSP, SP, AAP, JD (S), CPI, CPI-M and Forward Bloc that supported the move.

Seven recognised national parties and 51 recognised state political parties were invited for the meeting.

Out of the total 58 parties, 41 attended it.

Singhvi said the Congress’ stand was given in writing to the Election Commission many weeks ago and it has been reiterated Monday for the second time.

He suggested that alternatively there should be 30 per cent cross-checking of EVMs with a paper trail of votes to ensure the integrity

4-lane: CGBU urges govt to provide security

State BJP immerse Vajpayee’s ashes in Dmu Wka rally against immersion of ashes in Doyang

D I M A P U R , AU G 2 7 (NPN): Expressing worry over the halting of works on four-lane project along NH 29 due to threats and intimidation by miscreants, the Chakhroma GBs’ Union (CGBU) has urged the state government to provide stricter round-the-clock security to check unwanted elements from creating hindrance to the development of the state.

In a press note, CGBU president, Thepfukedo Kuotsu, and general secretary, Atso Gwizan, said such unwanted activities by “anti social and anti Naga elements” was highly condemnable and should be immediately checked. (Cont’d on p-7)

Diesel price hits record high

NEW DELHI, AUG 27 (PTI): Diesel prices Monday hit a record high of Rs 69.46 per litre while petrol rates inched towards Rs 78 a litre mark after a fall in rupee made imports costlier. Diesel price was Monday hiked by about 14 paise per litre and petrol by 13 paise, according to price notification of state-owned fuel retailers. Fuel prices have been on the rise since August 16 after the rupee dipped to its lowest value against the US dollar. The domestic unit hit a record low of 70.32 in early trade that day.

This is it!

“Since sand these days is as costly as gold, why not pay us like goldsmiths?”

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GUWAHATI, AUG 27 (AGENCIES): Amid widespread protests over immersion of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s ashes, the BJP in Nagaland had to clandestinely immerse the ashes on Monday.

The immersion was to have taken place at Doyang river in Wokha district.

However, protests by various organisations in the district made the BJP leadership to conduct the ritual at a river in Dimapur district.

The tribal organisations, as well as opposition Congress and the Church, were opposing immersion in the Christian-majority state by locals on the ground that it was an “alien ritual”. BJP Nagaland unit president,

of the electoral process.

“Our demand remains undiluted that there should be reversion to paper ballot which is the demand of other political across the spectrum,” he said, claiming that the BJP was “singled out” on the issue.

Singhvi said in the alternative if EC does not agree to revert to paper ballot, then it could adhere to the suggestion that in at least 30 per cent of the polling booths there should be paper trail of EVMs to check the authenticity of votes cast.

Chief Election Commissioner O P Rawat told reporters after the meeting, “We will definitely look into all the suggestions given by them (political parties) and there will be a satisfactory solution to them.”

Though EVM tampering and VVPAT glitches were not on the agenda, the parties raised these issues.

Some parties also suggested that the number of constituencies where results of EVM and paper audit trail device are matched be increased to enhance the confidence of voters and parties in the reliability of the voting mode.

“Nothing final has

Temjen Imna Along Longkumer said despite the opposition, the immersion was performed in a very proper manner without hurting the sentiments of any.

“People are making a mountain out of a molehill without knowing the reality. Atalji’s issue is not a religious issue but a national issue. It is an issue of an icon. The minority morcha of BJP Nagaland took the lead in immersing the ashes in my presence and in the presence of party workers and leaders. As Christians, we all prayed. The priests did what they had to do,” Longkumer told TNIE. He, however, refused to disclose the site or the river where the immersion took

been decided yet, but one way to allay fears is to increase the number of constituencies where EVM and paper trail machine results are matched,” a senior EC functionary said after the meeting. Responding to repeated questions on EVMs, Rawat said the EC takes a comprehensive view.

“Some of the parties said going back to ballot is really bad as it will bring back booth capturing. We don’t want (that). At the same time, some parties said there are problems with EVMs, there are issues with VVPAT slip count so why not EC takes a call on this,” Rawat said.

Asked about the stand of the EC on EVMs and whether it remains the “same” as it was in the past, the Chief Election Commissioner dubbed it as a “hypothetical question”.

Keeping in view complaints of rampant misuse of money power during elections, especially by the ruling party, the Congress has demanded that ceiling be imposed on the expenditure by political parties during poll campaign.

(NDPP attends all-party meet, see on page-7)

M’laya CM Landslides in Mokokchug, Kohima wins by-poll, Landslide blocks NH 702 D Landslide at Perizie colony defeats Cong

place. He said he had asked BJP workers to congregate at party office in Dimapur at 9 a.m. on Monday and the protestors started gathering by 8 a.m. They were shouting slogans that they would not allow the immersion to take place, he said.

“In my conscience, I have done what I thought was right. Trouble may come and go. We should be ready to face brickbats along with kudos. There are talks going on social media that I may be killed. However, I am clean in my conscience.

All states, including Mizoram, performed the immersion. What’s wrong in Nagaland? Social media is being misused here,” Longkumer said.

Correspondent

TURA, AUG 27: Meghalaya chief minister and National People’s Party (NPP) candidate, Conrad K Sangma, on Monday won the by-elections to the South Tura assembly constituency by a huge margin.

However, former Assembly Speaker, Martin Danggo, who resigned from the Congress and joined the NPP, lost to Pius Marweiñ of the UDP. The by-election in South Tura was necessitated after Agatha Sangma resigned to pave the way for her brother Conrad to contest in order to retain the Chief Ministership. Conrad defeated nearest rival of the Congress Charlotte W. Momin by 8,421 votes in a four-cornered contest.

Rio, NPP congratulate

Nagaland chief minister, Neiphiu Rio and National People’s Party (NPP) Nagaland unit have congratulated chief minister of Meghalaya, Conrad K Sangma, on his victory in the by-poll from South Tura Assembly Constituency.

(Cont’d on p-7)

D I M A P U R , AU G 2 7 (NPN): Braving inclement weather, hundreds of people gathered at Police Point, Wokha on Monday under the aegis of Lotha Baptist Churches’ Association (LBCA), Lotha Baptist Churches Pastors’ Conference (LBCPC) and Lotha Hoho (LH) on Monday to express their resentment against the proposed immersion of ashes of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Doyang river.

The public rally opposed the immersion as it was alien to Christian faith and belief as well as Lotha culture.

Among others, the rally was addressed by LBCA

Road restoration work in progress. (NP)

Perizie colony road affected by landslide. (NP)

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MOKOKCHUNG, AUG 27 (NPN): A massive landslide totally blocked the National Highway 702D, (Mokokchung to Mariani) at Yimyu Ward, Mokokchung (between IOC to Jail Area).

Speaking to Nagaland Post, the Junior Engineer (NH) Imkongtemsu Jamir stated that the department has engaged two excavators and a dumper to clear the nearly 200 meters of road block due to the landslide.

The JE was optimistic that the road would be cleared by Monday the night if weather permits, since the restoration work was on full swing. He said the landlisde may reoccur and endanger those living below the road.

One of the nearby residents, Jenti Imchen, who lives just below the road also admitted that he was worried if the landslide would reoccur, as it used to happen earlier.

KOHIMA, AUG 27 (NPN): Landslides continue to occur at Perizie colony here below Razhükhrie Govt Higher Secondary School (RGHSS) playground where at least 43 houses including 35 kutcha houses and 8 RCC buildings were damaged on July 22 last. Perizie colony chairman, Akhie Liezietsu, told Nagaland Post that incessant rainfall has triggered fresh landslide in the area since Sunday.

He said colony road and KMC dumping road have been totally cut off by landslide, which occurred 1km below the colony. Liezietsu said continued landslides could affect other areas also besides affecting colony residences.

Meanwhile, due to incessant rains on Monday, a house was damaged by landslide at Middle D Block Kohima. However, there was no report of any casualty.

LBCA, LBCPC and LH members during the protest in Wokha, Monday.

executive secretary Rev Nyanchumo Lotha, LH chairman Mhao Lotha, and LBCPC chairman Rev Ellis Lotha.

In a press note, Rev Nyanchumo Lotha said the congregation unanimously declared that any kind of act

or ritual alien to Christian faith and belief and the culture of the Lothas would be opposed even in the days to come. The rally ended with a mass prayer with benediction by Rev Nyanchumo Lotha.

(Cont’d on p-7)

NRMSATA 2016 to continue stir

D I M A P U R , AU G 2 7 (NPN): Defying RMSA department’s notice, directing teachers to attend their duties, NRMSATA 2016 said it will continue the boycott of classes for an indefinite period. In a press note, NRMSATA 2016 general secretary Haisoliabe Ndang and information secretary, Newka accused the government of making false assurance to release their pending salaries after the meeting held on August 20.

In this regard, NRMSATA has asked all its members to strictly adhere to the directives of the central executives and restrain from performing any duty including conducting of exams.

CM’s I-Day speech misleading: NPF Correspondent

KOHIMA, AUG 27 (NPN): Naga People’s Front (NPF) spokesperson Achumbemo Kikon termed the Independence Day speech delivered on August 15 by chief minister Neiphiu Rio as misleading.

Addressing media persons at NPF central office here on Monday evening, Kikon said PDA’s promise to work for people, maintain transparency and accountability were yet to materialise.

Kikon said though the government had initiated steps to end VIP culture, yet many appointments were allegedly made, pointing out that such acts had proved that the announcement was just a fluke.

He said during the 178 days of its governance, the PDA had promised to repair road, maintain transparency and accountability, but alleged that nothing was seen on the ground.

Instead, what had been seen during the past five and half months were a series of agitations by various associations and students demanding scholarships

and teachers for salary, he added.

On “improvement” of law and order situation as mentioned in the Independence Day speech, Kikon cited instances of the recent kidnapping of labourers working in the four-lane road construction and said when people were not feeling safe even between Kohima and Dimapur, what could one expect in remote areas.

On urban local bodies, Kikon said NPF-led DAN government had tried to conduct election after a series of consultations with tribal bodies and following a directive of the court to implement 33% women’s reservation.

However, he said politics creeped in and the poll was called off. He stressed, if ULB election had to be conducted, there should be proper consensus within tribal hohos and that NPF too should be taken into confidence.

On release of VDB grant-in-aid, Kikon said the PDA government should not claim to have released the fund as it was actually brought by NPF-led

DAN government under the leadership of then chief minister TR Zeliang.

He said after Zeliang made special request to NITI Aayog for special grant, the latter had provided Rs 185.09 crore on November 8, 2017.

The NPF spokesperson claimed that while arranging to distribute 60 tractors for 60 Assembly constituencies along with the VDB grant, Election Commission of India announced the Assembly election and enforced model code of conduct, due to which the fund could not be released.

He said the PDA government’s claim to have released the amount right after taking over the reins of governance was absolutely misleading, adding that credit must go to Zeliang.

Referring to the Kerala floods that claimed several lives, Kikon said NPF appreciated the gesture of the Nagaland government in providing aid, but added the party was more concerned about the people affected in Nagaland by recent landslides at several places.

(Cont’d on p-7)

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2018

Meet on Poshan Abhiyaan & Poshan Maah

The meeting on POSHAN Abhiyaan & Rashtriya Poshan Maah in progress on August 27. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: As part of Jan Andolan, a state level meeting of departments for implementation of Poshan Abhiyaan and National Nutrition month (Rhastriya Poshan Maah) was held on August 27 at Secretariat Conference Hall, Kohima.

According to DIPR, secretary, Department of Social Welfare, Sarah R. Ritse in her key note address gave a briefing on the activities of Jan Andolan, which she said was a key influencer and an agent in empowering families

Mkg Blood Donation DIMAPUR: In commemoration of Major Durga Malla, the first Gorkha soldier from the Gorkha ethnic group in the Indian National Army (INA), who sacrificed his life for the cause of Indian independence, a blood donation camp was organized by the Gorkha Union, Mokokchung (GUM) in collaboration with Blood Bank Imkongmeren Memorial District Hospital (IMDH) on August 25.

According to DIPR, during a short program held at IDSP Hall IMDH, president GUM, Manbir Aley read out a brief life sketch of Major Durga Malla.

Short speech was delivered by Dr. Chubala Aier, (MO Incharge Blood Bank IMDH); Pastor, Mokokchung town Gorkha Baptist Church, Kiron Mohote said the invocation and general secretary GUM, Prahlad Gurung chaired the program. Around 20 members donated blood.

to promote optimal physical and cognitive development of their children.

She added that Poshan Abhiyaan, which was launched on March 18 by the Prime Minister, was a flagship program to improve nutritional outcomes for children, pregnant women and lactating mothers, and it intends to give prominence to nutrition at the highest level in the country.

She further stated that all 36 states/UTs and 718 districts will be covered in

a phase manner by the year 2020.

Additional director, Social Welfare & State Nodal Officer, Poshan Abhiyaan, Tulula Pongen, in her brief overview on Poshan Maah, said that it was a program which aims to ensure service delivery and interventions by use of technology, behavioral change through convergence and it lays down specific targets to be achieved.

She added that September would be observed as Nutrition Month with the aim

Officials visit flood areas

Moatoshi Longkumer at one of the flood affected areas in Dimapur on August 27.

DIMAPUR: Moatoshi Longkumer, MLA Dimapur II, ADC Dimapur Albert Ezung, SDO Civil, DDMA members and NPF party functionaries visited flood affected areas in Dimapur on August 27.

A press release issued on behalf of the MLA stated that they met the GB and council chairman of Grace Colony, Anitet Colony in Lengrijan and also inspected the Lengrijan Bridge as the flood waters have reached

the bridge, LRC, Naga cemetery and Sachu Colony.

After the inspection a meeting was held at the MLA’s residence where the DDMA members were requested to assess the situation in consultation with the GBs of the affected localities and provide immediate restoration and relief to the affected families.

In case of any emergency, citizens may call the DDMA emergency number 1070 for assistance.

of reaching every household with ‘har ghar poshan tyohar’ (every house a celebration of nutrition).

According to Pongen, the Abhiyaan targets reduction of stunting, under nutrition, anemia and low birth weight in children, and also increase focus on adolescents girls, pregnant women and lactating mothers, thus holistically addressing malnutrition and low birth weight by 2%, 3% and 2% per annum “respectively.”

The target of the mis-

Former LBCD pastor passes away

D I M A P U R : Wo z a m o Humtsoe, former pastor of Lotha Baptist Church Diphupar, passed away at Zion Hospital on August 26 after a brief illness.

According to a DIPR report, late Wozamo served as a licensed pastor at LBCD from 1984 to 2000. It may be mentioned that late Wozamo Humstoe was the 1st theologian, 1st pastor and also the first evangelist from his native Koro village. He was in the service of the Lord for 40 years.

His funeral service was held at LBCD on August 27 where people from all walks of life attended the service and paid homage to the departed soul. Many who spoke during the funeral service described him as a passionate mission worker, honest, and a humble person with a forgiving heart.

He leaves behind his wife, four sons, one daughter and many grandchildren.

sion is to bring down stunting among children in the age group 0-6 years from 38.4% to 25% by 2022.

She also said that the month-long intensive campaign will promote antenatal care, breast feeding, fight anemia, convey messages about the importance of nutrition for girls and the right age of marriage, deliver messages about the importance of growth monitoring and also promote hygiene and sanitation.

CDPO (Master Trainer in ICDS-CAS) James Ezung presented the POSHAN Maah Dash board and discussed how to access and monitor the dashboard. He said that it was an online dashboard to showcase live and real performance of Jan Andolan Mission through online form and app data entry on a daily basis. The entry level activities so far are being conducted in 3 levels, headed by the district, state and block levels.

“Poshan pledge” was administered to all the participants by Sarah R. Ritse.

The various line Departments of Planning; Health& Family Welfare, NHM; Rural Development, NRLM supporting the initiative gave detailed presentations on their action plan to make the state malnutrition free.

news in Brief ICD informs: Immanuel College Dimapur (ICD) has informed all parents/guardians of its students that it will hold its Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) meeting for higher secondary section (Classes 11, 12 Science and Arts) for the session 2018-19 on August 31, 10 a.m, at the College Conference hall. All the parents/guardians have been informed to attend the meeting without fail.

Information for Mokokchung schools: The District Education Officer Mokokchung has in a press release directed all principal/ headmaster both government and private schools to send one participant from class 8 to 10 for the upcoming Students Science Seminar on the topic “Industrial Revolution (IR) 4.0: Are we prepared?” to be held on the September 13 at Mayangnokcha GHSS. DSSU executive meet: Dimapur Sumi Students Union (DSSU) has convened an executive meeting on August 29, 2 p.m. at DSSU office opposite Shalom hotel, supply colony. All executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

CAVCA VCC coordination meet: Chumukedima Area Village Council Association (CAVCA) has convened its first VCC coordination meeting on August 29, 1 p.m. at Chumukedima town council hall.

All village council chairmen under Dimapur district have been requested to attend the meeting. For any queries contact 9436003482.

Mokokchung DPDB meeting on August 31: Asstt. Planning Officer, District Planning Machinery Cell, Mokokchung has informed members that the Mokokchung District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting will be held on September 4 at ADC’s (Planning) Conference Hall, Mokokchung from11 a.m. All DPDB members have been informed to take note of the change in date and attend the meeting without fail. (DIPR) Information for Mon PMEGP applicants: Thavaseelan K, DC, Mon, in a notification has informed all applicants under Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) Scheme that the interview date for the year 2018-19 has been fixed for August 30 for DIC and August 31 for NKVIB, 10 a.m onwards at the DC’s Conference Hall, Mon. All the applicants who have applied online and submitted his/her applications for the PMEGP Scheme 2018-19 have been informed to come along with their original documents in support of their candidature. No separate calling letter will be issued in this regard. (DIPR)

Meeting on M-RVC for private practitioners Dimapur: A sensitization meeting on the Measles-Rubella Vaccination Campaign (M-RVC) for private practitioners under Dimapur District was held on August 25 at Hotel Cedar.

A press release from Dr. Rebecca, DPO, RCHUIP stated that she, in the meeting, highlighted the basic strategies and operational plans for the M-RVC. The campaign aims to rapidly build up immunity for both measles and rubella diseases in the community so as to prevent the disease.

In view of this, she said that all the children should receive the MR vaccine during the campaign.

Regardless of the previous immunization status of the target age group (between nine months to 15 years) or whether they had previously been infected with

Dr. Rebecca, Dr. Sheila with Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi and other participants of the M-RVC sensitization meeting held on August 25.

measles or rubella, they are eligible for the MR vaccination during the campaign. According to Dr. Rebecca, the dose given during the mass campaign is a supplementary dose.

The MR Vaccine used in the campaign is a safe and an effective vaccine for the elimination of measles and control of rubella, the release stated.

Dr. Sheila, SMO, WHO updated the trainees on the Measles-Rubella scenario in the country.

The training was aimed at preparing the private practitioners on the M-RVC and ensure that the same message is disseminated among their clients.

Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi, CMO chaired the program and also welcomed the par-

ticipants. The participants included representatives from 32 Assam Rifles, 165 Military, AR Composite, Shokhuvi, Railway Hospital, CIHSR, Police Referral Hospital, Chumukedima, IAP, IMA, and Dimapur Children’s Clinic. Other present during the program included Dr. Antoly, DCMO, and CMO Dimapur staff.

Awareness camp on batteries & ABAM calls for generous contribution towards Foot Hill road fire extinguishers held in Dimapur DIMAPUR: Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang (ABAM) – or Ao Baptist Church Association – has appealed to all its members to generously contribute funds for early completion of the Foot Hill road construction.

In a statement issued by its executive secretary Rev. Dr. Mar Atsongchanger, ABAM also urged the elders who know something about the project to share details in the church on Sunday, even as it appealed to pastors to encourage

all church members to contribute generously.

The appeal follows a resolution adopted at ABAM’s annual council meeting in 2017 to conduct a special prayer in one of the Sunday devotional services and collect contributions for construction of the road. And in pursuance of the resolution, the church body fixed September 9, 2018 for the prayer and collection of offerings.

And as the day is approaching, letters have been served to all

local churches under the aegis of ABAM for information and necessary action. The association said work on the Foot Hill road, which will provide a direct link between Mon and Dimapur, was started on December 21, 2013 by contractor late Yashitsungba and that till date the expenditure had climbed to Rs 70 crore. It quoted Foot Hill Road Committee as having said that 8 km of earth-cutting work was still left and that it was likely to entail a cost of Rs 11.5 crores.

Cautioning that becoming totally dependent on the government and organisations could delay the Foot Hill road construction, ABAM reasoned that though it could not provide the required amount, everyone could participate in its construction by giving whatever little was possible so that “we can avail easy access to major towns.” The association called upon everyone to take part in bringing change in the society and land.

Mkg dogs registration, vaccination DIMAPUR: ADC & Administrator,

EFPL members along with members of MS KC battery reviver Dimapur before the Mokokchung Municipal Council camp. (NP) (MMC) has informed dog owners

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, AUG 27 (NPN): An awareness camp on batteries and fire extinguishers was held in Dimapur covering four areas namely City tower, Dhobinala, Burma camp and Bata-charali junction.

The camp was organized by M/S KC battery reviver, a master franchise of Energy and Fire Pvt Ltd (EFPL) located at circular road, opposite Zinyu gas service, Dimapur.

Five members from EFPL conducted the camp along with members of M/S KC battery reviver.

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revived were distributed to passers-by, shops and business establishments. The use of these items were also demonstrated.

M/S KC battery reviver proprietor Kughaho Chishi told Nagaland Post that the camp was organized along with the members of EFLP in order to create awareness of the usage of automatic and portable fire extinguishers and how the franchise could help in reviving used batteries, known as battery ‘health check up’. “We can revive your old batteries and thus you don’t need to buy a fresh one at high cost” he added EFPL regional manager (Eastern Zone) Rinku

Dhara said that the company had been promoting its Automatic & Portable Fire Extinguisher (APFE) which is compact and anyone from any age group can activate them within five seconds without any operator to extinguish fires.

She also talked about the benefits of free battery check-ups which most people are unaware of.

Any kind of battery can go for this ‘check-up’: UPS, inverter, solar, automobiles (vehicles), and other battery banks.

The company, Energy and Fire intends to help people understand the benefits of battery life enhancement and battery rejuvenation.

that dog registration/renewal-&vaccination drive will be conducted in Mokokchung town on September 3 and 4 from 8 a.m onwards.

A DIPR report said that on September 3, the vaccination drive will be conducted at Sangtemla, Penli, Sungkumen, Tongdentsuyong, Alongmen, Dilong, Alempang, Salangtem, Arkong, Aongza and Kumlong wards.

On September 4, the same will be conducted at Artang, Kichutip, Yimyu, Majakong, Marepkong, Mongsenbai and Lijabalijen wards. Dog owners who have registered last year, are to bring the dog registration card for renewal. Charges will be as follows: Renewal fee Rs.50, Cost of Vaccine Rs.50, New registration Rs.200 per dog. “All the ward authorities are requested to choose according to their convenience.” Venue/ Place to conduct the vaccination will be informed accordingly.

The Mokokchung CHILDLINE 1098 team in collaboration with Mokokchung Motorcycle Association (MMA) and old soul bikers took out a motor rally to Tuli and Tzudikong creating awareness on CHILDLINE 1098. A meeting was also held with the ADC and officer in-charge of Tuli police station where the team discussed issues and problems regarding children and to work together for children in need of care and protection.

Clarification

Dimapur: Apropos the news item “AR apprehends GPRN/NSCN cadre” published August 26, Vekusa Tenenu, father of Hukhosa Tenenu, has clarified that the name of the accused should read as “Hukhosa Tenenu, son of Vekusa Tenenu” and not as rendered.

NSF clarifies

DIMAPUR: Apropos the news item “Naga Club meeting deferred” published August 27, the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) general secretary Imtiyapang Imsong in a press release has clarified that his office was not intimated of the said meeting as invitee nor was the NSF solicited for the meeting.

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WEATHER FORECAST August 28

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A p.m. thunderstorm in spots 33 26 Aizawl

Clouds and sun, a t-storm

Guwahati A stray a.m. t-storm; cloudy Imphal

A thunderstorm in spots

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Itanagar An a.m. thunderstorm in spots 29 23 Shillong Cloudy, a t-storm in spots Kohima

A shower or t-storm in spots

24 19 24 19

Dimapur An a.m. thunderstorm in spots 32 24

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Tuensang A morning shower in spots

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An a.m. thunderstorm in spots 24 21

Zunheboto A shower and t-storm around

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2018

T. Sekhose, SCERT officials and Fountain Club members in Kohima on Monday. (NP)

Correspondent KOHIMA, AUG 27 (NPN): The seventh edition of the Nagaland Spelling Bee Championship, jointly organized by Fountain Club and SCERT Nagaland, will be held on September 27 and 28, at Capital Convention Centre Kohima under the theme “The Learning Edge”.

Informing of this at a press conference, SCERT director T. Sekhose said the event was a co-scholastic opportunity for the students which was also a platform for them to come together in an atmosphere of friendly rivalry.

Sekhose stressed on interface between the government and private schools as an important aspect of

the competition and he encouraged the government school students to part take in the event.

Convenor of the event, Medo Yhokha, highlighted the activities of the club and said the club had earned accolades over the years and was also trying to improve itself to take club activities further. He said that in the 7th edition, the competition will be held for the students from class 6 to 10 adding that two students from each school can participate in the event.

Altogether, an amount of Rs. 1.59 lakh cash were earmarked for the different categories of prizes while an added attraction will be the Young Speller Award 2018.

According to Yhokha

the winner will receive a cash award of Rs. 60,000, a citation and trophy while the second, third and fourth winners will receive Rs. 40,000, Rs. 20,000 and Rs. 15,000 respectively and the four quarter finalists will receive an amount of Rs. 5000 each with citations.

The young speller awardee will be awarded Rs. 4000 and a citation.

The organizer has invited all the schools in the state, both government and private to participate in the competition.

Organizers have asked interested parties to download forms for the contest from ‘www.fountainclub. in’ or get them from DIET centres in respective districts or from government and private school associations.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Disability Forum (NSDF) Dimapur unit president Kakheto with colleagues, held an informal meeting with Sushil Kumar Patel DC Dimapur/chairman DDRC Dimapur and Tsidi, EAC, nodal officer, grievance cell for Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) at the DC’s office chamber on August 27.

NSDF Dimapur, in a press release, stated that the meeting was centered on the matter relating to PwDs being freely able to approach the grievance cell with their issues and for any queries related to issues of PwDs. The DC also assured the unit that he would look into the matter of Aadhaar cards for PwDs while ex-

DC Dimapur along with NSDF Dimapur unit office bearers and advisor.

plaining the fund allocation for welfare of PwDs in the district.

It may be mentioned

that the Grievance cell for PwDs in the district of Dimapur is a recent initiative of the district administra-

tion to look into the issues, grievances and information dissemination related to PwDs in Dimapur.

LCD youth wing to celebrate Janmashtmi Dimapur: Leo Club of Dimapur, youth wing of Lions Club Dimapur will be celebrating Janmashtmi on September 2, 5:30 p.m. at Lions Club.

Special attractions are a fancy dress competition, dance competition and the matki phod.

For enquiries one can contact - 7308412340, Nagaland Parents Association for the Disabled (NAPAD) with the departments of 7005634418, 7005114097, Health & Family Welfare and Social Welfare issued disability certificates and ID cards for the differently abled on August 25.

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DAWN to hold Daring Ninth conducts social workshop on fishing NSU Dibrugarh welcomes freshers work & plantation drive in Jorhat

9th IR personnel clearing out overgrown grass and foliage at Jorhat circuit house on August 25.

DIMAPUR: The IRB 9th battalion, who call themselves the “Daring Ninth”, conducted a massive social work & plantation drive on August 25, at circuit house Jorhat along with officials from Jorhat administration.

CO 9th IR along with Samiran Bora (ADC HQ, Jorhat) planted fruit saplings during the drive.

A press release from the battalion stated that Jorhat civil administration has been providing good facilities to the “Daring

ninth” who are on NRC duty all over Assam.

As a token of appreciation for the warm hospitality of Jorhat administration, the co & all ranks of the “daring ninth” donated a refrigerator to the circuit house in Jorhat.

DIMAPUR: The District Anglers’ Wokha Nagaland (DAWN) in association with department of fisheries and aquatics resources, government of Nagaland will be organising workshop & fingerlings fish release program on September 1, 9 a.m. at Doyang lake (the Woods).

In a press release, DAWN president, KN Mhonthung Lotha, secretary organizer & events, Khyolamo Humtsoe, and general secretary Chumbemo T Ngullie, requested Doyang Fishermen Association, the Fish Mongers Union and all the surrounding villages of Doyang lake to attend the workshop compulsorily with two delegates each. The workshop is aimed at encouraging sustainable fishing methods and stopping destructive fishing, use of dynamites and chemicals. All interested members of the fishing community in the state have also been requested to come and benefit from the workshop.

ZSUN meet discusses illegal immigration

ZSUN members after the meeting at Nsong Town on August 24.

DIMAPUR: The Zeme Students’ Union Nagaland (ZSUN) successfully concluded its first central executive meeting-&-planning for the academic year 2018-19, which was held on August 24 at its Head Quarter, K Y M C

Nsong Town.

A press release by ZSUN stated that during its meeting, the house decided to check on illegal immigrants under its jurisdiction as per the direction given by the NSF. The union has also

directed all its federating units to seriously check the influx of illegal immigrants in their jurisdictions.

It said that stringent action will be initiated by the union on defaulters and if locals are found

sheltering or protecting immigrants, the matter will be dealt with seriously.

The release also mentioned that as per reliable sources the situation under the Nsong-Kebai area was tense and if the authority does not take necessary actions for safety of the people, the situation may worsen any time.

The union requested and appealed to the government and the concerned authority to look into the situation before people panic out of fear.

T h e m e e t i n g wa s chaired by ZSUN vice president Amua Francis Pame, and general secretary Deichungbe Zeme.

The meeting was attended by 27 leaders from 10 units.

Meanwhile, the union expressed its sincere gratitude to all the participants and also lauded, and extended appreciation to, the chairman, GBs and its committee members of the Ad-hoc town council Nsong Town for their warm reception and hospitality extended and for hosting the meeting.

NSUD and NCF executives with guest-invitees during the Freshers’ Day function at Dibrugarh University campus on August 26.

DIMAPUR: Naga Students’ Union Dibrugarh (NSUD) and Naga Christian Fellowship (NCF), Dibrugarh welcomed 27 freshers on August 26 at a Freshers’ Day function held at Dibrugarh Univer-

sity campus.

A press release from NSU Dibrugarh stated that All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) and Dibrugarh University Post Graduate Students’ Union (DUPGSU) graced the function as

Measles & Rubella Vaccination from October 3

Foundation laid for SDJHSS building

DIMAPUR: As part of the National Strategy to eliminate Measles and control Rubella in the country by 2020, Nagaland will conduct the Measles-Rubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC) from October 3.

DIPR reports that to achieve this elimination goal, a new vaccine will be introduced in the program, targeting children from 9 months to 15 years. All the targeted children will be provided with an additional dose of MR vaccine regardless of their previous vaccination status or history of Measles/Rubella like illness. Following the campaign, MR vaccine will replace Measles vaccine under Routine Immunization given as 2 doses at 9 to 12 months and 16 to 24 months of the child.

Starting from October 3, the vaccination will be conducted in schools during the 1st two weeks and later, in the community through outreach sessions at Anganwati centers and Health sub-centers. The MR vaccines will be free.

special guests.

DUPGSU general secretary Devid Hazarika in his address said the university was not limited to infrastructure or the number of students admitted every year but

was defined by the sense of brotherhood, family and diversity. More than 100 members, including students, employees, university faculty and international students attended the function.

Sushil Kumar Patel with various community leaders during the foundation stone laying ceremony in Dimapur on August 27.

DIMAPUR: A foundation stone for the new building for Shree Digamber Jain Higher Secondary School (SDJHSS) was inaugurated by deputy commissioner of Dimapur, Sushil Kumar Patel on August 27 in the presence of various community leaders.

A press release from SDJHSS secretary, Ajay Sethi stated that, Patel in his speech assured the Jain community of his full cooperation. He said that this would lead to the building of careers of thousands of students from all the communities & various sections

of Nagaland.

The Foundation stone was laid by the senior most citizen of the Jain community in Nagaland, Chiranjilal Patni.

President Sethi expressed his heart-felt gratitude to special invitee Patel and also said that the school would be a one of its kind with all possible amenities & streams of studies available for every section of society.

He expressed his gratitude to the whole Jain community whose contributions had made the project possible.

Sethi also expressed his gratitude to all the people

who assisted in any way in making the foundation laying ceremony a grand success.

Earlier, a procession was taken out from Jain Temple to Mahavir Sthal, which was led by the Jain School Band. Reji Abraham, principal, SDJHSS also attended the program along with teaching and non-teaching staff. Other prominent members present were Om Prakash Sethi & Prakash Chand Ajmera, president & general secretary respectively of Shree Digamber Jain Samaj, Dimapur.

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Students taking out a rally during the 53rd Hunger Marchers Day in Imphal.

create food scarcity in the state,” he alleged.

If the present government was sincere enough to get rid of food scarcity in the state, the people in the governance should not delay in dragging out people behind this monopoly, he said.

Former presidents and leaders of the student body taking part in the commemoration function also expressed concern over the inability of Manipur to become a self sufficient state even after decades of

Indian independence.

All Manipur Students’ Union (AMSU) which was founded as fallout of the 1965 incidents has been observing the day as “Hunger Marchers’ Day” every year to remember the sacrifice made by the three students, Nabakumar, Chaobhal and Pramodini Devi and a driver of the AIR, Imphal Nilamani.

Hundreds of students from various schools and colleges converged in Imphal’s Pishum Chinga and paid floral tributes.

Vajpayee unified whole country: Sonowal Guwahati, Aug 27 ( Agencies ) : A s s a m Gover nor Prof Jagdish Mukhi and Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Monday paid rich tributes to former Prime Minister Late Atal Bihari Vajpayee at the ‘Shraddhanjali’ programme organised in his memory by Assam government at Srimanta Sankardev Kalakshetra. Saying that the former Prime Minister believed in dialogue and consensus to solve all problems, Governor Mukhi said that because of this reason he could sustain an alliance government.

“Vajpayee’s oratory skills were exceptional and he demonstrated this while giving speech at United Nations in Hindi,” Mukhi said.

Recalling the formers Prime Minister’s sense of humour as an asset in his repertoire, the Governor stated that Vajpayee would make witty remarks even in the tensest situations in the Parliament and it would relax the environment while bringing the discussion back on track.

He was a parliamentarian per excellence and served in many capacities in the parliament as an MP, Mukhi highlighted.

Chief Minister Sonow-

Sarbananda Sonowal al said that Vajpayee had made tremendous sacrifices for the country throughout his life and he acted as a unifying factor for the country cutting across divides of geography, religion and language.

“Vajpayee’s pleas ant demeanour inspired love and affection from all sections of the society as he commanded respect from people irrespective of their political ideologies,” Sonowal remarked. Quoting Vajpayee’s lines “I do not fear death but fear getting a bad name”, the chief minister highlighted the former Prime Minister’s contribution to Assam and Northeast in the form of construction

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Assam tea eyes Hong Kong market Guwahati, Aug 27 (Agencies): A bought leaf factory from Assam is eyeing the China tea market after the Champion Award win for CTC (crush, tear and curl) tea from Assam.

Naharbari Tea Factory in Sonitpur district got the award in CTC tea variety at the three-day Hong Kong International Tea Fair which began on August 16.

The fair organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council offers a wide range of tea leaves,

processed tea and tea products, tea packaging, teaware, tea technology and other tea-related products to buyers from all over the world.

Assam CTC tea is slowly making a foothold in the black tea market in China and a few gardens from Assam are getting orders.

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of UN says China is responsible for the accelerated growth in global tea output as production increased more than double, reports The Telegraph.

Arunachal Assembly pays tribute to Vajpayee Itanagar, Aug 27 (PTI): The Ar unachal Pradesh Assembly Monday paid rich tribute to former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who passed away on August 16.

S p e a k e r Te n z i n g Norbu Thongdok said the country had lost an excellent leader and a great poet with his demise.

It was during his tenure that India successfully conducted nuclear

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The Border Security Force has been guarding the Bangladesh border and Assam Rifles troopers are posted along the Myanmar frontiers.

The YMA is a non-political voluntary organisation set up in June 1935 and it has over 800 branches spread across Mizoram and several other northeastern states including Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Tripura.

The YMA is a registered body and it has over three lakh members.

NORTHERN SUMI HOHO

Nagaland N.S ORGANISATION SERVES NOTICE The Northern Sumi G.Bs Union and Hoho the two apex bodies and on behalf of the Northern Sumi in general reaffirming the press release on 18 Nov. N.P. on page 9 related to the religious matters in its jurisdiction which led to many misunderstanding in the minds of people. The NS took the talks seriously and review all the pros and cons by sitting several rounds of talks jurisdiction. It is to appeal to believers and churches that the organisation has no bad intension towards any humanity but to heal the land in times of sorrows.

Therefore, the organisation once again serves this order to immediately stop the said activities. It is also noted that the organisation will never allow any party(s) to established any new churches or instituions under any circumstances or bear responsible to any violators henceforth even after serving this orders.

Honito Yeptho President, N.S Hoho

Nitoshe Jimo President, N.S GBs Union

SEBUNYU UNION, CHOGINJUN FELICITATION

We, members of Sebunyu Union Choginjun give glory and honour to Almighty God and extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri R. Binchilo Thong on his promotion to the post of Chief Secretary, Government of Nagaland and wish that God grant him wisdom, knowledge and good health.

We do acknowledge and thank Shri Neiphiu Rio, Chief Minister of Nagaland and his colleagues for this great honour bestowed upon the Rengmas.

J.T. SEB SOLO THONG SEB Secretary President Sebunyu Union Choginjun Sebunyu Union Choginjun

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A i z aw l , A ug 2 7 (IANS): A major NGO wants the National Register of Citizens (NRC) to be introduced in Mizoram in order to check the inflow of illegal immigrants in the Christian-dominated state, an official said here on Monday.

The official from the Mizoram government’s Directorate of Information and Public Relations (DIPR) said that the all powerful NGO, Young Mizo Association (YMA, met Governor Kummanam Rajasekharan at the Raj Bhavan here and raised the NRC issue.

“The YMA emphasised to prepare the Mizoram’s own register of citizens on the lines of Assam’s NRC to check illegal immigrants,” a DIPR statement said.

It said the YMA leaders have asked Rajasekharan to take steps to strengthen the security along the Mizoram’s international borders to curb the influx of illegal foreigners from neighbouring countries.

Mizoram has an unfenced international border of 510 km with Myanmar and 318 km with Bangladesh.

of Bogibeel Bridge, linking the state with East West Corridor, setting up of DoNER Ministry among others.

Following Vajpayee’s ideals the present Central government under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is continuing with the developmental activities and people of the country must stay united to make India a developed country which would be the ultimate respect to the departed leader.

Speaking on the occasion, Assam Finance Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that Vajpayee was a friend of Assam and he supported the causes of Assam Agitation.

Because of the former Prime Minister’s initiatives, the union ministries were mandated to spend 10 percent of their budget allocations for the development of NorthEastern region.

Former chief minister Prafulla Kumar Mahanta, Water Resource Minister Keshab Mahanta, Housefed Chairman Ranjit Kumar Dass along with a host of other dignitaries also spoke on the occasion highlighting Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s association with Assam and his contribution in brining NE into the developmental discourse of the country.

Agartala, Aug 27 (PTI): A gover nment memorandum advising bureaucrats to avoid “casual attires” such as denim wears while being on official duty triggered criticism from opposition parties, who termed it as ‘feudal’.

The memorandum issued by Principal Secretary for Revenue, Education and Information and Cultural Affairs Sushil Kumar advised officials to give due regard to dress code in state level official meetings.

“District Magistrates, ADMs being the district head need to ensure that in/at the state level official meeting which are chaired by the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Dy. CM, Ministers, Chief Secretary etc. or other high level official meetings due regards needs to be given to the dress code,” the memorandum said.

It said, “Certain casual attires like jeans and cargo pants should be avoided.”

In the memorandum, Kumar said, he has three decades of experience in the Government of India service and he was yet to

tests at Pokhran, and renewed hopes for peace between India and Pakistan emerged with the start of the New Delhi-Lahore bus service.

The House observed a two-minute silence as a mark of respect to the departed leader, before the Speaker adjourned the proceedings for the day.

see an officer from the IAS or central services come to office wearing casual attires like denims.

The memorandum also pointed out that a few officials read and send messages on their mobile phones during meetings, which is a mark of disrespect.

Referring to former chief minister Manik Sarkars advise to officers to keep hands off their pockets, Kumar reiterated the issue and advised the district magistrates to ensure that officers maintain decorum and adhere to proper code of conduct while attending official functions or meetings.

Citing an example, the principal secretary said a Madhya Pradesh official had received the chief minister wearing goggles and he was later chastised.

When contacted, Tripura Pradesh Congress vice-president Tapas Dey said this order is a perfect reflection of feudal mindset of the state’s ruling BJP-IPFT government and encroachment on the rights of government servants.

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IMPHAL, Aug 27: National Investigation Agency (NIA) has taken further remand of Kuki Revolutionary Army (KRA) chairman David Hangshing for nine days after producing in the court of special NIA judge in Imphal on Monday.

The KRA chief was arrested by the NIA on August 24 last on the charge of receiving the police pistols from Congress MLA Yamthung Haokip who is also currently in the judicial custody.

KRA is an armed organization presently under Suspension of Operations (SoO) with government.

Fo l l ow i n g ex p i r y of the three day custody which the NIA got earlier, the KRA chief was produced in the court of the special NIA judge in Imphal’s Cheirap Court Complex Monday with a prayer for 10 days further remand.

However, the court granted only nine days.

OFFICE OF THE AOYIM VILLAGE COUNCIL AOYIM : DIMAPUR Govt. Regd. No. GAB - 13/17/83 (Vol-IV) 8th Jan. '92 REMINDER ON GENERAL INFORMATION DATED 04.08.2018

This is for general information of all land holders/tenants of Aoyim Village under Chumukidema Block Dimapur, Nagaland that there will be a compulsory contribution of Rs.4000 (Four Thousand only) per land patta holders/ Plot holders and Rs.1000/- (One Thousand only) for tenants settled at Aoyim Village at his/her own will.

This decision has been taken during the 12th Aoyim Senso Telongjem Senden, dated 14th April 2018, in view of a temporary loan for purchase of a plot of land for Aoyim Common Cemetery and also as a registration fee towards the same.

Therefore, all the land patta holders/plot holders under Aoyim Village are informed to deposit the above said contribution/fee to the Aoyim Village Council on or before 31st August 2018 without fail.

Further through this column Aoyim Village Council would like to acknowledge and extend our sincere thanks and gratitude to all individuals and organizations for extending financial contribution/support in different ways towards the procurement of our plot for common cemetery. We wish them all good health and God's abundant blessings in return.

LONGRI IMCHEN TIAMEREN Chairman Secretary Aoyim Village Council Aoyim Village Council Contact No. 9612277772 Contact No. 8787514963

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Burglary at election office in Mizoram Aizawl, Aug 27 (PTI): The voter enlistment forms duly filled in by the displaced Bru people in the relief camps of the neighbouring Tripura have gone missing following a burglary at the election office of Mizoram’s Mamit district, a top police officer said here Monday.

The burglary comes at a time when the final phase of repatriation of Bru families from Tripura to Mizoram is under progress.

The district administration in Mamit has filed an FIR in the matter and an investigation is being carried out to solve the case, Superintendent of Police H L Thangzuala said.

“In an FIR filed on August 24, the administration said that the election office of Mamit was burgled the night before and crucial documents have gone missing,” he said.

A Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been constituted, with SubDivisional Police Officer as the chief, to probe into the complaint, the SP said, adding that no arrest has been made in the case so far.

Thousands of Bru refugees from Mizoram

fled to Tripura after ethnic clashes of 1997.

The clashes broke out after a forest official was killed by Bru National Liberation Front (BNLF) militants.

O ve r 3 2 , 0 0 0 B r u people have been living in six temporary camps in North Tripura district since then.

The Centre, in association with the gover nments of Mizoram and Tripura, had been repatriating the displaced Brus in phases.

Mizoram, the last remaining Congress bastion in the northeast, is due for polls this December.

The election officials from the state had recently visited the refugee camps in Tripura for updating the voters’ list amid protests by civil societies in the state, who insisted that the revision process be carried out after the repatriation process.

The officials, who returned from Tripura on August 19, had been working to ascertain the genuineness of the claims made in the enlistment forms, a source in the district administration said, adding that the process to update the electoral roll now hangs in balance.

VDB SANKITON - SUPPORT LETTER The undersigned Village Development Board members support the present VDB Secretary Shri.

THUNGJAMO EZUNG, withdrawing/resigning to support the campaign (mass resignation) dated 5th July 2018, for development and smooth functioning of the Sankiton VDB. 1. Zuchobeni Khuvung, VDB Member 2. Lorenchumi Ezung, VDB Member

Eklavya Model Residential School (EMRS) Tizit grateful to the Parents Association of EMRS, Tizit and the land donor (Ngangting Village)

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fertilizers and punish those involved in it, Sarangthem said, “Government should ensure availability of fertilizers to the farmers at the government fixed subsidized rate before August 30.

Otherwise, AMSU will not remain silent.”

He claimed that even though farmers were deprived of availing the fertilizers at the subsidized rate, the same was made available in open market at higher rates. “This is a government monopoly to make the farmers suffer and

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IMPHAL, Aug 27: The All Manipur Students’ Union (AMSU) Monday observed the 53rd anniversary of Hunger Marchers’ Day by carrying out a rally on the streets in Imphal.

AMSU has been commemorating the historic agitation launched by students against the artificial food scarcity in the state on this day in 1965 as Hunger Marchers’ Day. At the main observation function held at the multi-purpose hall of DM College, Imphal, AMSU president Manjit Sarangthem alleged there is “hidden policy to create artificial food scarcity in the state till today.”

“This is nothing but to create a sense that Manipur cannot attain selfsufficiency and have to remain dependent on others,” he said.

He cited the current artificial fertilizers scarcity being faced by the farmers of the state.

While demanding the state government to enquire into the reasons behind non-availability of

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PHEZOUCHA NAGAMESE BAPTIST CHURCH Tsieramia Building, Secretariat Area Kohima, 797001, Nagagland

ORDINATION OF PASTOR VELAVOYI KEYHO The Nagamese Baptist Churches Association (NBCA), a nascent Association affiliated to NBCC. On 12th August 2018, NBCA Ordination Council organized an ordination service of Pastor Velavoyi Keyho at Phezoucha Nagamese Baptist Church (PNBC) Secretariat Area, Kohima. Presently, there are 77 Churches affiliated to NBCA. There is a big challenge for the unreached persons in the Nagamese ministry of God. Therefore, Mr. Keyho decided to devote his whole life in this ministry. Hence, he is the second person ordained under NBCA. Mr. Velavoyi Keyho obtained theological degree such as B.Th and M.Div from Kohima Bible College and joined Phezoucha Nagamese Baptist Church as an Evangelist then became a Pastor in 2011. He is 38 years old, married and has 2 children. He received License certificate in 2013 under NBCA. Since then, he has given baptism to 93 new converts. Indeed, he is leading a missional church.

In this Ordination Service, Rev. R. Meren, Executive Secretary, NBCA pronounced the Act of Ordination to Mr. Velavoyi Keyho. And Rev. Baulei Phom delivered the ordination message. Then witness of the ordinee was given by Mr. Seoli Anar from PNBC and Rev. C. Bendang from NBCA. Rev. Alem Jamir chaired the service, Bible reading and prayer by Rev. Khrotso Mero, CBCC and special song was presented by youth Dept. Hundreds of invites from various churches attended the service.

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Water reservoir, drinking water installed in school and ceiling fans donated by Parents Association EMRS Tizit The Management along with staff and students community of Eklavya Model Residential School (EMRS), Tizit would like to express heartfelt gratitude to the Parent’s Association of EMRS, Tizit for their generous donation and help rendered.

Eklavya Model Residential School (EMRS), Tizit being located in a hot region of Mon district, is extremely hot with high humidity. Both teachers and students community suffer without ceiling fans bearing the extreme heat of the sun. Classroom teaching was a difficult task for both teachers and students and the atmosphere in the hostels was nothing different either.

Sensing this problem, under the initiatives of the President and the executive members of Parent’s Association, EMRS Tizit -donated 35 nos. of ceiling fans for the classrooms and the hostels dormitory (boys & girls). They also constructed water reservoir, installed a water filter and connected the school building and dining hall with drinking water facility.

The management also would like to convey a heartfelt gratitude to the school’s land donor (Ngangting Village) headed by Ahng and VCC for constructing bamboo fencing surrounding the school campus. With your ever willing voluntary service rendered towards the school, the staff and student community feel so encouraged to rededicate ourselves in giving our best afford to bring up the school to a greater and higher height.

We pray that, Almighty God bless both the Parents Association of EMRS Tizit and Ngangting village (Land donor) abundantly to render such more service to the community at large.

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Gov interacts with NE community in Chennai NEIDP joins hand with

Governor Acharya with his wife and NE community members after the interactive session in Chennai on August 26.

DIMAPUR, AUG 27 (NPN): Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya urged the NAMASTE States (Nagaland, Ar unachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Assam, Sikkim, Tripura) to

be proud of their language and culture and to utilize their skills and knowledge for development of North East India.

A press release from the PRO to Gover nor stated that Acharya was

addressing an interactive session with people from North East India in Chennai on August 26 at Hotel Savera, Chennai.

The Governor called upon the North East community in Chennai to be

proud of their heritage and he urged the educated and skilled people to utilize their skills and knowledge for the upliftment of the North East Community in the region. He also stated that one should not forget

their mother tongue as it was the first identity of a person.

Acharya urged them to take part in cultural events and showcase the rich and colorful cultural heritage of North East India.

The Governor further encouraged the youth to take the path of entrepreneurship and become job creators instead of job seekers.

He mentioned that there were various Central and State Government welfare schemes which the youth could avail of, to start their own business.

The interactive session was attended by North East India Community members including students and professionals working in Chennai.

T h e m e e t i n g wa s moderated by the president of North East India welfare Association Chennai (NEIWAC), Wapangtoshi Longkumer while secretary NEIWAC, Tluanga Colney gave a brief report on the activities of NEIWAC.

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IMPHAL, Aug 27: North East India Development Party (NEIDP) has joined the BJP-led alliance in Manipur.

While announcing the regional party joining the alliance at a news conference, Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Monday said that with the joining of the alliance, NEIDP will be one of the partners of the BJP in fighting the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

“In the present political trend in the country, likeminded political parties are making alliance. Considering the trend, Manipur BJP has decided to tie knot with the NEIDP,” said the chief minister.

The knot was tied after several rounds of talks between the leaders of the two political parties,” he said while adding that “BJP is always ready to go along with likeminded committed political parties for development.”

“BJP always open its door wide to go along with political parties who work more rather than talk for publicity purposes,” he added.

He said that NEIDP is a well organized political party formed by some energetic youths of the state.

Even though the party has no MLA in the state Assembly, the party has been working hard for promotion of the youths of the state, said Biren. The chief minister claimed that BJP is a committed political party that always keeps promises.

“BJP had assured safeguarding the territorial integrity of the state and upholding the assurance by taking up various steps to strengthen the unity and integrity of the state,” he said.

President in-charge o f N E I D P, E l a n g b a m Brozendro said that burning issues in the state can be resolved only after all political parties joined hands breaking all barriers.

While alleging that

political parties in the state are playing blame games instead of sitting together to find ways to resolve the issues, Brozendro said, “This is not the ultimate solution to any problem.”

“NEIDP feels that all political parties must sit together keeping behind the differences in ideology and materialize the burning issues,” he said.

According to the NEIDP leader, the state and people have been facing critical issues which needed to be carefully handled. “If not handled carefully with responsibility, the future of the state is dark,” he said.

Leaders of NEIDP, BJP leaders including Rajya Sabha MP K Bhabananda and former Union minister Th Chaoba attended the event. State health and family welfare minister L Jayentakumar also attended as representative of National People Party (NPP), one of the partners of BJP-led coalition government in the state.

Aryans students organise plantation drive Police constable killed in 4 Bru refugee families return to Mizoram landslide in Karbi Anglong

Aryans Group of Colleges students with saplings during the plantation drive.

Dimapur, Aug 27 (NPN): On the occasion of Raksha Bandhan, students of Aryans College of Engineering (ACE), Aryans Business School (ABS), Aryans Institute of Management & Technology (AIMT), Aryans Institute of Nursing (AIN), Aryans College of Law (ACL), Aryans College of

Education (ACE), Aryans Degree College (ADC), Aryans College of Pharmacy (ACP) organized a tree plantation drive at its campus.

A total of 250 saplings (bottle brush, neem, bael, nermi, mango, guava etc) were planted in and around the campus by the students.

Prof B.S Sidhu, Director, Aryans Group encouraged students to plant more trees and take care of their plantations thereafter.

Sidhu said that college students must organise sapling plantation and awareness programmes which are key to encourage citizens to protect environment.

Diphu, Aug 27 (PTI): An Assam Police constable was killed Monday in a landslide, when he was sleeping inside his rented accommodation in Karbi Anglong district.

The constable was staying at a house in Diphu town, where the landslide took place at around 2 am, officials said.

The police person has been identified as Najrul Islam, who was engaged with the traffic branch here, and hails from Nagaon’s Dhing area.

While he was sleeping, a huge mass of land came down from the hills and fell on the house, breaking its walls, they said, adding, Islam got trapped inside.

As the compound was at a difficult place for earth cutters to reach, local youths

manually worked to remove the land and recover the constable’s body.

After almost four hours of effort, Islam’s body was finally recovered, the officials said.

With Islam’s death, eight people have so far lost their lives in landslides this year.

Meanwhile, around 6,000 people are affected in flood in Dhemaji and Sivasagar districts, according to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA).

At present, Brahmaputra at Nimatighat in Jorhat, Dhansiri at Numaligarh, Golaghat town in Golaghat and Jia Bharali at NT Road Crossing in Sonitpur are flowing above the danger marks, it said.

BJP only party in Tripura against NRC revision: CPI(M) leader Agartala, Aug 27 (PTI): Barring the ruling BJP, no political parties in Tripura are opposed to National Register of Citizens (NRC) revision, a senior CPI(M) leader said Monday. If the Centre wishes to revise the citizenship register across the country, the CPI (M) has “no reason to oppose the move”, Lok Sabha MP Jitendra Chowdhury said.

“NRC is a regular matter. It was supposed to be regularly updated but no state took measures after 1951. Following the recent Assam exercise, talks about updating NRC in

other states have been doing the rounds. I don’t think any Indian citizen will oppose the exercise,” he told reporters. The Indigenous Nationalist Party of Twipra (INPT), a regional party with a tribal base, has also been demanding NRC revision in the state.

The party organized a five-hour sit-in in front of Swami Vivekananda Maidan here today to press for their demands, including revision of register and empowerment of Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council, which administers areas inhabited by indigenous people of

the state. INPT president Bijoy Hrangkhawl said a delegation of the party would visit Delhi soon to submit a memorandum to the Centre in this regard.

“The demand for NRC revision is a constitutional one. We demand that citizens clarify their stance on the issue,” Hrangkhawl said during his speech.

Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb had said last month that everyone in the state has valid papers and there was no demand for updating the register.

“Everything is in order in Tripura and everyone has valid papers. Hence, it

is not an issue for us,” Deb had said. The IPFT, the ruling party’s ally in the state, however, has been vocal in its demand for draft revision. “The revision should be carried out on the lines of NRC exercise in Assam.

It is the need of the hour,” Mevar Kumar Jamatiya, the General Secretary of Indigenous Peoples Front of Tripura (IPFT), said last week. Taking a dig at the BJP, the Congress today said that saffron party maintains double standards.

“Even when BJP national president Amit Shah said the NRC should be revised, Chief Minister Bi-

plab Deb asserted there was no need for the exercise.

This only goes on to show the double standards of the BJP,” Congress Vice President Tapas Dey said.

He, however, cautioned that many tribal people might not have their documents in place.

“We have always been in favour of NRC revision, but in case of Tripura, utmost care should be taken because tribal people in the hilly and remote areas might have misplaced their documents. Under such circumstances, the real citizens should not be deleted from the list.”

Taking leaders to court will deter bandhs: former Mnp CS New Delhi, Aug 27 (IANS): Slapping court cases against those who organise bandhs to recover the losses suffered by the economy can help keep such shutdowns in check, says former Manipur Chief Secretary Jarnail Singh.

I n his soon-to-bereleased book “My Tryst with Manipur: A Memoir” (Konark Publishers), Jarnail Singh says his experience of working in Manipur showed that governments would find it difficult to file a case against bandh organisers to recover economic losses.

“The political leadership would, more often than not, negotiate rather than incur the wrath of a group or community by going for a court case,” says the author “In such a situation, it could perhaps be best if some public spirited individual or individuals file a case or cases in the High

Court and force the organisers of bandhs or economic blockades to compensate for the loss.”

During his posting in Manipur, Jarnail Singh realised that the state had been experiencing an unending number of bandhs and blockades called by different organisations. Such shutdowns caused inconvenience and disrupted local commerce and trade. The worst hit were wage earners and traders. He said that there were bandhs for 80 days in 2004-05, for 145 days in 2005-06 and for 119 days in 2006-07. The loss per day in 2004-05 was Rs 5.34 crore, going up to Rs 6.13 crore per day in 2005-06 and further to Rs 6.88 crore each day in 2006-07. All this meant, Jarnail Singh says in his book, the total economic loss suffered by Manipur from April 1, 2004 to March 31, 2007 was a whopping Rs 1,319 crore.

Aizawl, Aug 27 (PTI): Altogether four Bru refugee families have returned from the relief camps in Tripura after the final repatriation process started on Saturday, a senior state home department official here said.

A total of 32,876 Brus belonging to 5,407 families living in six relief camps in North Tripura district were identified by Mizoram government during November 2016 as bona fide residents of the state and could be repatriated.

The official said two Bru families, to be resettled at Rasdali and Meidum villages in Mizoram-Assam border district of Kolasib, returned today, the second day of the repatriation.

Yesterday being Sunday, it was not an official day for repatriation but one family returned. Another family had come back to Mizoram on Friday, a day before the repatriation commenced, he said.

The official said the state government would continue to undertake the repatriation process scheduled to be conducted from August 25 till September 25 in accordance with the road map for repatriation prepared by the state government and approved by the Ministry of Home Affairs.

During an exercise to identify who wanted to return to Mizoram recently, 2,753 people belonging to 423 families, majority of them from Kasakau relief

camp, expressed willingness to be repatriated.

However, even these who expressed willingness to return to Mizoram earlier were most likely to stay back, Mizoram Bru Displaced People’s Forum (MBDPF) president A Sawibunga told PTI from Naisingpara relief camp.

The MBDPF had signed an agreement with the Centre and governments of Mizoram and Tripura on July 3 in New Delhi for repatriation of the Bru displaced people.

The repatriation process is scheduled to be completed before September 25.

The agreement stipulated that Rs 4 lakh for each repatriated Bru family would be deposited in the bank account of the head of the family which would mature after three years

and payment of Rs 1.5 lakh as housing assistance.

Each repatriated Bru family would also be given Rs 5,000 through Direct Benefit Transfer ever y month and free ration for two years.

A section of the refugees, however, were not happy with the package and demand more.

The Brus are in Tripura since late 1997 in the wake of a communal tension triggered by the murder of a forest guard inside the Dampa Tiger Reserve on October 21, 1997 by Bru National Liberation Front militants.

The first attempt to repatriate them in 2009 failed and triggered another wave of exodus after the killing of a youth three days before the commencement of the repatriation process.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

PRESS RELEASE Dated, Kohima the 24th Aug’2018 No. ED/HT/GHI-DMA/2012-13/57/ In continuation to the advertisement No. ED/HT/GHI-DMA/2012-13/ 57/ Dated, Kohima the 12th June’ 2018, still 30 (Thirty) Seats are not filled up to undergo Hindi Training Diploma/Praveen Course at Government Hindi Institute (GHI), Dimapur in first year. Interested eligible candidates may apply immediately at GHI Dimapur within 29th August 2018.

Eligibility.

1. Candidate must be (10+2) P.U. Passed from any recognized Board (with Hindi as one of the subject or Kovid, Visharad, etc.).

2. Photo copies of Educational qualification; HSLC, HSSLC Admit Card, Mark Sheet (including Kovid, Visharad, etc.), Indigenous Certificate and Schedule Tribe Certificate dully attested by gazetted Officers along with Three (3) copies of passport size photographs should be submitted along with application form.

Application forms can be obtained from the office of the Principal Government Hindi Institute, Oriental colony, Dimapur. Original documents must produce during the admission at the Institute.

Eligible candidates can get admission on the same day.

Sd/WONTHUNGO TSOPOE DIRECTOR. WC-1507

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Vol. XXVIII NO. 262 Dimapur, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2018

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Foreign launch

ahul has been on a four-day trip to the UK and Germany to address a select group of mainly Indian diaspora and NRIs with the aim of soliciting campaign funds . As it is, wherever Rahul goes and whatever he days, elicits a great deal of interest from both well wishers and critics, mostly the latter. Travelling through Germany and the United Kingdom, on a mission to launch himself as a rising star on the world geo-political stage, Rahul fired ( and mis-fired) on multiple cylinders across a wide spectrum of topics, ranging from Islamic State to RSS, Doka La to demonetisation, lynching to women’s rights and farms to factories. Rahul’s main target was quite obviously Narendra Modi- the prime minister who started name calling of political rivals while on foreign trip.

Rahul spared no opportunity in attacking Modi by accusing him of centralising all powers in his hand such as in bypassing the finance minister and cabinet on demonetisation. He also said the GST was flawed but pushed through in haste and as a result of which, along with demonetisation, was a double whammy for the economy. Rahul also said Modi reduced his foreign minister Sushma Swaraj to the role of only issuing visas instead of negotiating foreign agreements. He also said for Modi, the Doklam issue was an event and not a serious developing issue that needed continuous monitoring and response. All in all, Rahul said Modi has no strategy for governance except as to centralise all powers in his hands(PMO). One note of caution that Rahul needs to remember, is that ambitious opposition leaders like Mamata and Mayawati may not be very open to his leadership. It could be a ticklish issue if the Congress manages to win 150+ votes in 2019 but out of question if the party manages a two-digit figure.

A number of opposition parties may also not like Rahul Gandhi to become the prima donna of the Opposition by default. All this might change the contours of the proposed mahagathbandhan of non-NDA opposition. It is difficult to understand the purpose of Rahul’s trip that came without others having much idea. All efforts of the Congress are going into building an international profile for Rahul Gandhi to compensate for his image deficit at home. However, even the recent remarks by Rahul lacked substance and clarity though they may have sounded good for the gallery. His attempt to create sound bytes over exclusion of Dalits and low castes led him to make a bizarre explanation that ISIS was birthed by those who were excluded then driven to frustrations. While attacking Modi for rising unemployment, Rahul claimed that while China created 50,000 jobs a day, it was only 450 in India. Rahul kept repeating the dangers of government’s failure to provide a vision to a section of the people, yet till now he has not elaborated on his vision. Rahul has to recast party’s identity, improve its image, credibility and acceptance, find funds to take on the cash-rich BJP and win the battle of perception against the BJP. All these are herculean tasks and merely attacking Modi will not bring victory for Rahul and neither campaigning on foreign soil.

DailyDevotion Living Your Theology Walk while you have the light, lest darkness overtake you… —John 12:35 Beware of not acting upon what you see in your moments on the mountaintop with God. If you do not obey the light, it will turn into darkness. “If therefore the light that is in you is darkness, how great is that darkness!” (Matthew 6:23). The moment you forsake the matter of sanctification or neglect anything else on which God has given you His light, your spiritual life begins to disintegrate within you. Continually bring the truth out into your real life, working it out into every area, or else even the light that you possess will itself prove to be a curse.

The most difficult person to deal with is the one who has the prideful self-satisfaction of a past experience, but is not working that experience out in his everyday life. If you say you are sanctified, show it. The experience must be so genuine that it shows in your life. Beware of any belief that makes you self-indulgent or self-gratifying; that belief came from the pit of hell itself, regardless of how beautiful it may sound.

Your theology must work itself out, exhibiting itself in your most common everyday relationships.

Our Lord said, “…unless your righteousness exceedsthe righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, you will by no means enter the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 5:20). In other words, you must be more moral than the most moral person you know. You may know all about the doctrine of sanctification, but are you working it out in the everyday issues of your life?

Every detail of your life, whether physical, moral, or spiritual, is to be judged and measured by the standard of the atonement by the Cross of Christ.

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People won’t have time for you if you are always angry or complaining. ~ Stephen Hawking

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2018

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‘On Naga Christainty and Hindu rituals’

ecently there were some uproars in Social Medias, regarding the Nagaland’s BJP President and Minister, Shri Temjen Imna Along Longkumer bringing the ‘urn’ containing the ashes of Late AB Vajpayee, Former PM of India. Images were also circulated where the Naga Minister was seen performing rites before the Late Leader’s portrait.

But all these gossiping, comments and Social Media’s arguments and debates were given a grinding halt, when finally, it was published in Newspapers on Sunday 26/08/2018 under the heading “DESPITE CRITICISM, BJP IN NAGALAND WILL IMMERSE VAJPAYEE’S ASHES” and they (BJP) plans to immerse the Ashes into ‘Doyang River’.. (Yes folks, you heard it right.., in Doyang), which is so ‘Outrageous and Blasphemous’ to the sacred Naga Christian domain.

The so called ‘Mainland Indians’ can immerse the Ashes into River Ganga or Yamuna or Brahmaputra or where ever they want to and if the Nagaland’s BJP wants to do the same, why not do it in their own backyard in Swimming Pool, or Fisheries or anywhere, for all I care, but why in our ‘Doyang’.

Yes during Pujas, the Hindu Community used to immerse their Gods and Goddesses into

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he state of Nagaland came into being with consent of all tribes as equals but due to many disadvantages like late introduction of education, the eastern areas have largely lagged behind in all spheres. Now, as equal stakeholders, the concern for each other is sadly lacking among our Naga family. Still the rights and the voice of Six major tribes, inhabiting Eastern Nagaland stands ignored by the people responsible.

The equal opportunities and rights have largely been denied to the people of eastern region since the inception of the Nagaland State.

After its Independence the Government of India had pursued the policy of reservation for Schedule Tribes (ST), Schedule Caste and Other Backward Class (OBC) in the Indian Constitution and was introduced in the government sector after it was passed successfully in the parliament. Subsequently, the Government of Nagaland state also introduced its Reservation policy for the backward tribes (BT) in the assembly and was passed and enacted in the year 1977. The main and the only idea behind this policy was simply to uplift the backward regions at par with the rest of the state.

The framers of the policy perhaps did it solely for the betterment/upliftment of the people. They did not

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state or nation is not defined by the geographical/territorial boundaries but by shared common cultural, linguistic and value system, which the people cherish and enjoy. If we work on this premise, it is appropriate to ask the question, whether we, Naga people identity ourselves with Nagaland as a state or as different tribal identities!

Does the Naga identity or Nation, what we keep referring to, qualify by the above definition? Let us examine it one by one. Do we have a shared common culture background? There are various tribes which form the spectrum of Naga Society.

The culture of each tribe is different and distinct. Yes, the way of life by virtue of staying in this part of land

the River, where all the ‘Rituals’ are done by the people of Hindu Faith themselves, but here, the so called ‘Actors’ are being/to be enacted/acted by our very own ‘Naga Christian Brothers’.

Honestly, I have nothing to do with Indian Politics but whether Naga Politicians, or Bureaucrats, or NPGs or Public, we are, afterall Naga Christians and such things though seem minor, may cause Commotion, Social uproar and Social unrest, when ‘Blasphemy or Sacrilege’ is directed (though may be inadvertent) towards our Sacred ethos, and also disturb the Social and Religious fabric, that we so lovingly cherish.

I’m in no way a ‘Fanatic Religious Individual’....no sir (believe me) but I am speaking on all ‘Religious Perspectives’, that no ‘Religious Sentiments’ of a particular ‘Region or Domain’ should be hurt or disturbed.

Like I said, I have nothing to do with Indian Politics, yet the ‘Political Goodwill’ achieved by Shri Temjen Imna is ‘umpteen times’ worth appreciating. In addition to that, The donating of the ‘Bolero SUVs’ to a certain department which was meant to purchase his Official Cars...., The availing of Theological Students’ of their Scholarships, and if I’m not mistaken (plz correct me if I’m wrong) I think he also did

declare to donate all his monthly Salaries and Allowances for some particular purpose....., All these good works, which is one of its kind among ‘Naga Politicians’ simply cannot go away without being appreciated and acknowledged.

However, leaving aside those, I for one simply cannot digest the so called ‘Asti Kalash or Kalasha’ or whatever the heck that might be are (I believe) all ‘Hindu Rituals’ which we Nagas never practices either in Religious, Social or Cultural aspect, while performing ‘Last Rites’ for our Loved ones, or departed friends or Leaders and is so ‘Un-Naganess and Alien’ to us ‘Naga Christians’.

Having said all these, and apart from that one particular thing (Hindu Ritual) I would be a ‘Liar, Self Centered Selfish Bum’ and a ‘Cynical, Sarcastic Prick’ loathed with Prejudices, if I am to say that all his (Temjen Imna’s) other ‘Great Works’ are not commendable which, per se cannot be ignored or without giving ‘Kudos’ to.

PS: All the above views are written in my own individual capacity, and in no way influenced by any Person/s, Group/s or Political Party/s, whatsoever.

Amento V. Chophi, Chilisa, Mishikito Village, Dimapur, (avchophi2@gmail.com)

The confused Naga leader

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he bold and timely decision that came upon from the Lotha Baptist Churches Association and the Lotha Hoho to disallow the immersion of ashes of the Lt. A.B. Vajpayee in Doyang River has truly rescued the Naga faith and culture. The Nagas clearly understand the principle of secularism and the freedom of religion under the Indian constitution and is regarded, but this does not give any Naga Christian to betray or compromise the beliefs and practice for the sake of any political gain. When many enquired and protested that the BJP is a communal party and involves Hindu religion during the last election, the leaders in the fold preached that it is purely a political party and it does not involve religion. Why the people are made to be confused today?

Now that the party should be able to stand clean in the face of the people and the land, and ask forgiveness from God. Naga Christian Leaders must realize that they represent the Christian state and have an obligation to its people politically, socially, morally and spiritually.

Nagaland respect and honor our Lt. Leader but this does not in any manner allow one to bow to a death rituals which is not in the Christian doctrines and practice.

The political party whichever it may be will ‘rise and fall’ but the Naga principle and beliefs, the customs and culture will remain and this should not be polluted

Ensf on reservation policy

have any hidden agenda other than the noble cause of uplifting the downtrodden. They certainly did not foresee this as a tool for manipulation for political gain. And certainly, must not have foreseen the Act being ignored and sidelined.

While we hold the pioneers responsible for the policy in high respect, we regret that the noble policy has been hijacked and misdirected by the concerned leaders and officers with vested interests.

Thus, depriving a large section of the state to avail the opportunities guaranteed to them by the policy.

The ENSF as a concerned students’ body representing the backward tribes has time and again reminded and appealed the Government and the Departments for the implementation for this famous Backward Tribe Reservation Policy introduced in the year 1977. But sadly, instead of achieving the desired end, it has only created and is only creating more divide and regression.

It has only greatly succeeded in effectively instilling this famous “Backward Tribes” tag in the minds of young and old which now sounds like a taboo or low class/second class citizens of the state especially for the younger generation while on the other hand BT Reservation have been merely on the paper. The successive Governments

instead of trying to address this issue genuinely has only involved itself in manipulating this notification for all these years without visioning the consequences it will have on the Naga family as a whole.

It is disappointing to note that, the backward tribe reservation is only causing rift and more disparity in our society. It has only achieved in instilling demarcations, division and superior-inferior complexity in the young minds of today. Rightly so, the younger generation from the advanced tribes are starting to question against this “Reservation Policy” as it has failed to fulfill its sole purpose/objectives/ aims even after these long decades of its introduction which was supposedly enough to have filled the gaps or disparity among the Naga families had it been implemented and executed genuinely and honestly by the concerned authorities in power! It has also rightly occupied these young minds that the Eastern Nagas are demanding for more shares than we actually deserved and thus depriving them - the eligible ones of certain percentage.

We feel bad about the reservation policy too, but the issue is, why has the policy not achieved what it had intended to achieve? And why it is only causing more disparity than parity? There are about 80 (Eighty) departments or so in the state

Naga integration

does bring out some similarity. But, the common thread in the cultural identity does not appear to be very distinct and prominent. What about a common language?

The languages/dialects are totally different. Nagamese, a modified version which has come about, more as a necessity for administrative functioning, rather than a culturally rich language cherished by the majority of people. Value system? Is our Naga value system any different from the common acknowledged value system of civilized society, which is acknowledged worldwide in most of the societies? Subtle differences do exist, but they are not very remarkable.

So, what are our Naga National Groups talking about the concept of Naga

of Nagaland. Of which, only few are sincerely or forcefully implementing the policy. By few we meant less than 5 (Five) departments! What to say and do about the remaining departments that have failed to, and are stubbornly failing to comply? Why is it that which has been passed as legislation is mostly ignored by the government departments; and like refugees, the people of eastern areas have to resort to many other means and not received the enacted legislation like equal citizens?

We a r e d i s m aye d by the ignorance of the responsible department heads, who were and are unfortunately from the advanced tribes. Political leaders and departmental heads have been practicing nepotism and the so called political appointments/direct appointments without an iota of respect and consideration for the policy. Owing to these, the eastern Nagas which make up of about 40% or more of the state local population are roughly estimated or left with 8-9% approximately (excluding the village guards who enjoys a meagre salary of Rs.1500/- per month) despite BT job reservation being said to have implemented for the last 44years which is equivalent to one and a half government service length. A little late, but, we are now realizing that we have been misled

into disrespect at any cost.

The churches feel the pain to see a Christian leader deeply involved in ungodly and unholy rituals which the word of God does not recommend at all. A Christian leader in front of the Hindu ritualistic table with folded hands does clearly meant that he is involved in a worship of an idol which has deeply grieved the spirit.

Although it is seen to have realized a bit late, the message given by the ABAM is a good step to remind our Christian leaders to walk worthy of the faith we professed and upholds so dear.

The Naga Christian politicians and leaders should always be reminded that they are elected to represent the values and virtues of the people of Nagaland and so must live up to demonstrate the good examples of Christianity.

Our leaders should not take undue advantage at their leadership or misuse the freedom just being an MLA or Minister, or leaders of the party in the state. Rather our values and principle should be conveyed to all that one is working with or anyone to whom it is due either in the State or at the Centre.

At this hour of confusions in the land the writer here appeals to all the Naga Christian leaders to make clear our principle by resolving and declare strongly that such activity by any Naga Christian politician is not welcome in the future.

C.W. Chingmak, Dimapur

and denied what is rightfully ours by our very own Nagas in the political chairs and executive chairs.

Therefore, reiterating our firm stand on the policy to implement it in letter and spirit, the federation once again reaffirm our commitment for the revival of the government job reservation policy as per the successive Government notifications in regard to BT Reservation and the latest being the Notification NO. RCBT/-5/87 (Pt-II) Dated Kohima, the 4th September, 2015. In this regard, the federation hereby once again remind all the esteemed departments to strictly adhere to the government BT Reservation Policy notification without pretending ignorance. Further, the Federation is also well aware about the various departments’ manipulative games who are simply conducting the recruitment for the sake of accommodating the Eastern Nagas candidates in the 25% reservation category only while denying even the merits candidates in the general category. The Federation is all inclined and ready to dig deeper for justice into any appointment being made by various departments without considering the government notification.

We will not shy away from addressing the issue with all seriousness until these malpractices and ignorance of the concerned officers and politicians are done

away with. Meanwhile, the Government should be ready to review all the misappropriation of the reservation policy at the earliest and the backward tribes of Eastern Nagaland be accommodated accordingly so as to maintain and deliver the popular democratic equality and justice in the truest sense and put an end to this infamous BT Reservation Policy in the State for the good of all.

The Federation once again reminds the State Government and the departments not to wait for the federation to remind them again and again; but to redress the issue at the earliest and not to invite ultimatums and unwanted agitations and confrontations in this regard. It should be understood that the federation is not interested in doing all these activities against the state government/departments wasting our time, energy and resources which could have been spent judiciously on some other activities productively. The Government and the departments should therefore avoid all these by delivering justice to its people in time. The federation hoped that the government would respond to this more maturely and wisely unlike in the yesteryears.

Manpang Wangyen, Vice President & Imti Choba Chang, General Secretary

Reader’s Post

identity being recognized must realize that the dogand being a reality. Article matic demand of integra371A gives enough provisions tion of Naga dominated to accommodate the Naga regions for greater Nagalim interests. Is there a require- are some symbolic demands, ment of waging/continue which nurture the interests Sir, to wage a violent struggle to of some vested persons of The fourteen Kohima based colleges affiliachieve a cause which does our society. They want to get ated to All Nagaland College Students’ Union not have a defined basis/foun- political mileage out of it by (ANCSU) have decided to support the demands dation? Isn’t it more prudent jeopardizing the peace and of the ANCSU as submitted to the state governto implement and modify prosperity of Nagaland. We, ment on 10th August, 20018. the present Article 371A to the educated and modern The Kohima based college students do not ensure that we regain the so think-tanks of our society intent to hurt the sentiment of individual, organicalled identity along with need to support the cause of economic prosperity. It is time an early workable solution, sations or groups but we are grateful to the State that there is an intellectual which protects the broader Government for assuring to address the demands debate by the Tribal bodies, interests of our society, pre- and grievances of the students. We hope that the Government will implement and initiate steps the traditional stakeholders, serves the rich culture and to bring to a positive conclusion of the demands on what is required and pragtraditions of our ances- and grievances faced by the students. matically achievable. Rather Furthermore the Kohima based students than blindly following a few tors and elevate us through who themselves are staring at the steps of modernization, would like to urge the Government to be transa mirage or at best, looking at economic prosperity and all parent in all matters related to the welfare of students. a very utopian solution which round development.

Rembemo Lawrence, Hikaito H. Chishis and Kazia Zhimo, student is unlikely to come about.

Wokha representatives Mount Olive College, Kohima With our maturity we Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2018

Stalin to be elected DMK president

C h e n na i , Au g 2 7 (IANS): M.K. Stalin, virtually anointed as the political heir by the late leader M. Karunanidhi, is all set to be elected the DMK President on Tuesday.

His final “coronation” is expected to be announced formally on Tuesday at the party headquarters when the DMK’s General Council is set to meet.

The election of Stalin as the DMK’s second President is likely to be a smooth affair as all the 65 district secretaries of the party have proposed his name for the top post and his is the only nomination.

He will be the second President of the party, a post which was held by his father Karunanidhi for 49 long years.

Stalin was given the role of Working President in January 2017 after his late father and former Chief Minister Karunanidhi was largely confined to his home due to age related ailments. The elevation of Stalin as the party President became a necessity after Karunanidhi passed

MK Stalin (file)

away early this month.

The 65-year-old son of Karunanidhi will relinquish the post of Treasurer and senior leader Duraimurugan is set to be elected unopposed to that post as no other nomination has been filed for that post.

The path to the ascension of throne by Stalin was paved at the party’s Executive Committee meeting held on August 14 where senior leaders one after another urged the ‘waiting prince’ to lead them by taking over the party’s mantle.

But whether the tenure is going to be smooth for Stalin has to be seen as he has to face the challenge

of leading the party to victory in the ensuing byelections in two Assembly constituencies: Tiruvarur (fell vacant after Karunanidhi’s death) and Tiruparankundran (vacant after the death of AIADMK lawmaker A.K. Bose).

The DMK’s candidate in the R.K. Nagar by-election in Chennai lost his deposit and came a poor third after independent candidate T.T.V. Dinakaran and AIADMK leader E. Madhusudhanan.

There is also a complaint that Stalin as the Working President was not able to lure some of the disgruntled AIADMK legislators and come to power.

Stalin’s elder brother M.K. Alagiri, who opposed his leadership and was later dismissed from the party

by Karunanidhi for antiparty activities, may work against the DMK party in the by-elections.

Alagiri has announced his plans to hold a rally in Chennai early next month to show his strength. On Monday, he warned that if he was not taken back

CM’s I-Day speech misleading: NPF

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He said, as per reports, essential commodities were running short in Kiphire district and other interior parts of the State.

The State government was duty bound to ensure that all roads were restored immediately and immediate action taken so that essential commodities reached the people without delay.

Takes on BJP over immersion issue On the controversy over immersion of former Prime Minister, late Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s ashes, Kikon asserted that Nagas had every reason to be provoked.

In an apparent reference to state BJP president, Kikon said it was

unfortunate that the BJP leader without realizing the repercussions, planned to hold the immersion ceremony of the great Indian leader.

Without realizing the sensitivity of the Naga culture, tradition and Christian belief, Kikon lamented that BJP has rather created image of the Nagas as an intolerant society by wanting to immerse the ashes.

Kikon acknowledged that the former PM was a renowned and highly respectable person and deserved the highest respect.

He said NPF had cordial relationship with Vajpayee, who had provided special grants to Nagaland to waive off the deficits, besides recognising Naga political issue as unique.

Nagas owe him, he added.

However, Kikon said the way the state BJP leaders were handling the issue was unfortunate, and reminded that Nagas were emotional thereby sentiments should not be hurt.

He said BJP should not have anything to do with religion and asked the leaders to maintain the same and not involve with religion. If BJP continues to deviate from functioning as a political party, it would not go down well, he said.

Kikon maintained that Nagas respect all religion in the state and even participate in event like Durga Puja. However, such practices like how the BJP leader did should be carefully analyzed, he said.

into the party, then DMK would have to face “consequences”.

The Alagiri-Stalin rivalry has plagued the DMK for a long time but Karunanidhi kept a fragile peace.

“I feel Alagiri himself may contest in Tiruvarur.

He may like to ride on the wave of being Karunanidhi’s own son. It is immaterial if he loses provided DMK also loses,” political analyst Raveendharan Dhuraiswamy told IANS. He said Alagiri may not be a challenge for Stalin within the party but may pose a hurdle from outside.

According to Dhuraiswamy, the poll scene in Tamil Nadu has changed to a three-corner contest between the AIADMK, DMK and AMMK led by Dinakaran.

Stalin will also be under intense scrutiny and would be compared with Karunanidhi for a long time time. It may take some time and some election victories for Stalin to come out of his father’s shadows.

No official can Wka rally against immersion of ashes in Doyang The Fellowship rea- eral election candidates for use more than one (From p-1) soned that Nagas, as Chris- prayer, it was Along who the other hand, Ao tians by faith, must go to had expressed his desire to vehicle: Delhi govt BaptistOnPastor’s Fellowship their ultimate authority contest on a BJP ticket to

New Delhi, Aug 27 (IANS): The Delhi Government has directed that no officer can use more than one official vehicle irrespective of the number of charges they hold.

The order, issued last week by Delhi’s General Administration Department (GAD), also restricts the use of government vehicle for any private purpose.

It also directed all the Head of Departments (HODs) to install GPSenabled tracking devices in all its vehicles.

The GAD said GPSenabled tracking devices should be installed also in the vehicles of corporations, board and other government agencies. Vehicles hired from private contractors should also be GPS-enabled.

“It has come to the notice of the government that many officers are using more than one official vehicle on the ground that they are holding additional charges.

M’laya CM wins by-polls, defeats Cong

(From p-1) In a congratulatory letter, Rio said Sangma’s “stunning victory” was proof of the people’s belief in his leadership. “I wish you all success as you steer the State of Meghalaya to greater development and prosperity,” Rio said. State chief minister also said he looked forward to working together with Sangma in common issues that concern respective States in particular and the Northeastern region in general.

NPP Nagaland: National People’s Party (NPP) Nagaland state unit president Ato Yepthomi along with all party rank and file have congratulated Conrad K Sangma, NPP national president and chief minister of Meghalaya, on his “landmark victory” in the recently concluded byelections to the 51 South Tura Assembly Constituency.

NPP Nagaland State through its IPR secretary Ricky Ozukum said the party acknowledged and appreciated the sacrifice made by former Union Minister of State, Aghata K Sangma, who is also the Nagaland state in-charge, for vacating the South Tura constituency in the larger and best interest of the party and foe the people of Meghalaya.

NPP Nagaland thanked the people of South Tura for “blessing” its national president with utmost faith and trust.

It stated that Conrad and NPP have once again proven that the party has come to stay and “be a house hold name” in the entire north east by winning the hearts of millions of people of the region.

The party expressed hope and prayed that “God grant success to our Leader.”

No RCN required to detain Choksi, says CBI officials tained there.

According to the source, the Indian government in its request also informed the Antiguan goverenment that if Choksi moves out to any of the countries, then the host countries would also seek clarification from Antigua as he is travelling on their passport.

Earlier this month, the CBI, which is probing the Rs 13,500-crore banking fraud allegedly committed by the diamond jeweller and his nephew Nirav Modi, has communicated to the MEA that it has already written to its counterpart agency in Antigua for the provisional arrest of Choksi.

In its request to the Home Ministry, the CBI said Choksi’s extradition was be-

NDPP attends all-party meet DIMAPUR: Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) also attended the all-party meeting represented by party secretary general Abu Metha and general secretary Rusemtong Longkumer.

NDPP through its media and communications committee said the party acknowledged that ECI was an institution that was trusted and has constantly strengthened the foundations of democracy.

At the meeting, NDPP highlighted the need to combat corruption and money power in elections, address electoral malpractices and the need to use technology to ensure free and fair elections. On the issue of women representation in the political arena, the party highlighted that its consti-

tution commits to strive towards gender equality. It also stated that party would support measures aimed at introducing gender related reforms in the political arena. According to media and communications committee, the NDPP was the only political party from Nagaland to address the all-party meeting. The party extended appreciation to the ECI for recognising all sections of the country especially the small states and ensuring that voice of the people were heard through such forums.

NDPP also assured the ECI that it would continue to support and extend all possible cooperation in the common endeavours of strengthening the foundations of the world’s largest democracy.

ing sought “on grounds of principle of reciprocity and dual criminality”.

India and Antigua are signatory to the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), a multilateral treaty negotiated by the member-states of the United Nations and promoted by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, the CBI pointed out in its request.

The source also revealed that the Gitanjali group owner has also appealed to the Interpol to not issue an RCN against him alleging that the charges against him are politically motivated and the condition of the Indian jails are very poor. The Interpol, after receiving Choksi’s plea, sought the CBI’s reply. The

CBI in its reply has denied all allegations levelled by Choksi.

Choksi is said to have fled India on an Indian passport in the first week of January 2018. The Antiguan government is believed to have cleared his application for citizenship in November

2017, for which he may have paid around Rs 1.3 crore.

Choksi had taken the oath of allegiance as a citizen of Antigua on January 15 this year. Days later, on January 29, the CBI filed a case and started investigating Choksi and Nirav Modi.

(ABPF) joined rest of the Naga churches in condemning the act of immersing Vajpayee’s ashes In a statement by its president N Lipok Jamir and vice-president Dr Akok, ABPF asserted that time and again, the church had stood up against “unwelcoming social and religious practices”. It added that the church was still against anyone “defaming the faith of Christian faith”.

Bible and quoted from Exodus 20:4-5: “You must not make for yourself an idol of any kind or an image of anything in the heavens or on the earth or in the sea thereby not to bow down or worship in any form because our Lord is a jealous God who will not tolerate for any other gods.”

The pastors’ body recalled that on February 16 when ABAM, the apex body of Ao churches, called on the intending gen-

safeguard Christian faith and protect the minority Christians from communal agenda.

ABPF, however, expressed its disappointment at seeing a Christian leader getting involved in such an “unaccepted spiritual act”, which it termed as a stumbling block for Christian faith that comprised more than 90% of the State’s population. It, therefore, strongly denounced his act and behaviour.

4-lane: CGBU urges govt to provide security

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CGBU opined that no amount of reasoning or appeal can deter such miscreants, adding that they should be brought down with the strictest action. The union has also appealed to all responsible to remain alert to apprehend and check such unwanted situation. CGBU said it was more disturbed to learn that the incident of “regular threats for money, theft of vehicles including excavators and assault on labourers” took place between Chathe Bridge and Piphema, which falls within its jurisdiction. Asserting that the union cannot remain a silent spectator to such unwarranted activity taking place

within its jurisdiction, the CGBU has, therefore, requested all village councils situated along the NH29 to provide necessary security and assistance to ensure smooth execution of works. Further, the union insisted that miscreants creating nuisance should be thoroughly investigated upon and dealt with strictly. CGBU has also appealed to the NNPGs to check and rein in if any of their cadre or anyone using their name to create such havoc. Requesting the contractors to resume the works without further delay and without fear, the union assured to extend its fullest support and would ensure that no further disturbance was caused to the works within its jurisdiction.

Heavy rains lash Chhattisgarh; major rivers in spate

Raipur, Aug 27 (PTI): Incessant rains continued to lash various parts of Chhattisgarh since Saturday night, sending major rivers into spate and disrupting normal life.

Districts falling under the Raipur and Durg divisions were the most affected by the downpour, which led to snapping of road links at various places due to overflowing of rivers and rivulets, officials said today.

Normal life was disrupted in towns like Raipur, Durg, Dhamtari, Gariaband and Mahasmund, where low-lying areas were inundated and road traffic was thrown out of gear due to water logging.

Meanwhile, an alert has been sounded in districts through which the Mahanadi river flows due to release

of large quantity of waterinto it from the Ravishankar Sagar dam (also called the Gangrel dam) following heavy rains.

Due to the downpour, the water level in the dam, one of the largest in the state located in Dhamtari district, has reached up to 95 per cent of its total capacity, said a senior official. Therefore, 1 lakh cusec of water is being released from it into the Mahanadi river, N K Xaxa, secretary (revenue and disaster management) told PTI. As water level may rise significantly due to rainfall as well as release of water into the Mahanadi, an alert has been sounded in Gariaband, Dhamtari, Raipur, Mahasamund, Balodabazar, Janjgir-Champa and Raigarh districts for villages and cities situated along the

river, he said.

The water level in the Mahanadi could rise further if heavy rainfall continues for the next 24 hours and there is release of more water from the dam, he said. Due to the continuous showers, many other rivers, including Pairi, Shivnath, Udanti, Sondhur and Kharun, are in spate, he said.

Road link to Gariband and some interior places in Durg and Raipur divisions have been snapped due to rains and overflowing of rivers and rivulets, he said.

However, flood-like situation has not been reported so far from any part of the state, Xaxa said.

As per official figures, the state has received average rainfall of 45 mm in the past 24 hours (ended 8 am today).

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New Delhi, Aug 27 (IANS): India can seek the extradition of fugitive diamantaire Mehul Choksi even without issuance of a Red Corner Notice (RCN) from the Interpol as his location has been revealed, the CBI has informed the Ministry of External Affairs, sources said on Monday.

A Central Bureau of Investigation source told IANS: “The CBI has informed the MEA, which is communicating with the Antiguan government that it can seek the extradition of Choksi even without the issuance of an RCN against him from the Interpol.”

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Rupee dives to new closing low of 70.16 against dollar

New Delhi, Aug 27 (PTI): The Indian rupee Monday retreated sharply to hit a record closing low of 70.16 against the US dollar, plunging by 25 paise despite a huge rally in equities amid easing worries over near-term monetary policy tightening by the US Fed. Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty today scaled new peaks and logged their best single-day gains in nearly five months, tracking positive global cues as investors took heart from the US Federal Reserve’s “gradual approach” to raising interest rates.

On August 16, the domestic currency had tumbled to a historic intraday low of 70.40 before closing at a life-time low of 70.15 per dollar.

The rupee has been hit by a range of factors including swelling current account deficit, surging global crude prices and lukewarm export growth.

Besides, US trade protectionism has also contributed to excess volatility in the forex market.

The benchmark Brent crude surpassed the significant USD 75-mark

a barrel once again on re-emergence of a supply shock.

Domestic forex market fluctuated wildly during the trade with the rupee climbing to a fresh one-week high of 69.65 in early trade before surrendering the gains.

The rupee has been depreciating steadily during the past few months largely reflecting investors’ concerns about India’s widening trade and current account deficits.

Country’s current account deficit has been swollen to hit a 62-month high of USD 18 billion in July.

The rupee is down over 9 per cent so far this year, making it the worstperforming currency in Asia.

Extending its recov-

ery momentum, the rupee today opened higher at 69.75 from weekend close of 69.91 at the inter-bank foreign exchange (forex) market.

It gained further ground to hit a session high of 69.65 in early trade due to sustained dollar unwinding and tracking a rally in most Asian peers.

However, the rally did not last, with the rupee succumbing to heavy dollar pressure, taking a sharp reversal in afternoon deals to hit a low of 70.20 before ending at a new closing low of 70.16, showing a loss of 25 paise, or 0.36 per cent.

The rupee had posted broad gains in weekend trade to close below 70mark.

The Financial Benchmarks India private limited (FBIL), meanwhile, fixed the reference rate for the dollar at 70.0366 and for the euro at 81.3032.

Meanwhile, India’s foreign exchange reserves fell by USD 33.2 million to USD 400.847 billion in the week to August 17 mainly due to fall in foreign currency assets, according to RBI data.

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Centre plans Rs 7000 crore SOS fund to bail out Air India

New Delhi, Aug 27 (Agencies): The finance ministry has approved a bailout package for national carrier Air India to steer it out of serious financial turbulence.

The bailout package could be announced by this weekend, sources told CNBC-Awaaz. Officials said the bailout would be in two parts – a capital infusion of Rs 7,000 crore and transferring of debt to a special purpose vehicle.

The ministry would also give a bank guarantee of Rs 2,000 crore on behalf of the cash-strapped carrier. This loan would be used as working capital by the airline, sources said.

The civil aviation ministr y had recently held discussions with the finance ministry to get a Rs 11,000 crore bailout package for the ailing Air India, but it was rejected as the majority of it would have gone into servicing debts and would have done little to improve the core operations of the airline.

Sources said the first part of the new bailout plan includes transferring the non-core assets, subsidiaries and debt of Air India to a special purpose vehicle in a bid to reduce the burden of debt on the

company by monetizing the assets.

All land, buildings and subsidaries of Air India will be transferred to this SPV, sources said, adding that a one-year timeframe has been set for monetization. While Rs 35, 484 crore of debt would be transferred to the SPV, the rest – Rs 19,826 crore - would remain with the airline.

Of the total debt, around Rs 22,000 crore is considered unsustainable, which means that it cannot be serviced with the cash flow income.

The second part of the bailout plan includes a capital infusion of Rs 7,000 crore that will be done in three stages.

While Rs 6,000 crore will be given to the airline by next month, Rs 400 crore will be given in December and the rest, Rs 600 crore, will be given in March next year.

Earlier, civil aviation secretary RN Choubey s a i d t h e g ove r n m e n t would aim to make the airline competitive before making a fresh push towards the disinvestment proposal. The government’s stake sale plan had earlier failed as the airline’s poor financial performance made it unappealing to buyers.

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SBI changes names, IFSC codes of 1,300 branches New Delhi, Aug 27 (PTI): As part of rationalisation post-merger of six associate banks with itself, the country’s largest lender SBI has changed names and IFSC codes of nearly 1,300 branches across the country.

Accordingly, the lender has published a list of new branch codes as well as the IFSC codes of these branches.

The merger of six associate banks and Bhartiya Mahila Bank (BMB) with State Bank of India (SBI) came to effect from 1 April, 2017 resulting into increase in size and valuation of the bank.

A total of 1,295 branches have been changed across the country as per the SBI list enlisting the old and new IFSC codes after rationalisation/merger with associate banks and BMB, as per the list on its website.

SBI ranks at 53 positions among the top banks globally in terms of assets.

As on 30 June, 2018 the total assets of the bank stood at Rs 33.45 lakh crore.

SBI, the largest bank in India in terms of deposits, advances, customer acquisition and banking outlets, had 22,428 branches across the country by the end of the first quarter of the current fiscal.

FDI growth up 23% in Apr-June quarter this fiscal

New Delhi, Aug 27 (PTI): Foreign direct investment in India grew by 23 percent to USD 12.75 billion during the April-June quarter of 2018-19, according to official data.

The foreign fund inflows in April-June 2017-18 stood at USD 10.4 billion, the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion data showed.

Key sectors that received maximum foreign investment during the first quarter of the fiscal include services (USD 2.43 billion), trading (USD 1.62 billion), telecommunications (USD 1.59 billion), computer software and hardware (USD 1.4 billion), and power (USD 969 million).

Singapore was the largest source of FDI duri

ng April-June 2018-19 with USD 6.52 billion, followed by Mauritius (USD 1.5 billion), Japan (USD 874 million), the Netherlands (USD 836 million), the UK (USD 648 million), and the US (USD 348 million).

A growth in foreign investment assumes significance against the backdrop of widening current account deficit and trade deficit.

The country’s current account deficit (CAD) is likely to touch 2.8 percent of GDP in 2018-19 on the surge in crude oil prices, a report by SBI Research projected.

FPI and FDI inflows are expected to finance a major part of the CAD, the report noted.

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New Delhi, Aug 27 (PTI): Reliance Communications on Monday said it has completed sale of its fibre assets and related infrastructure assets, worth Rs 30 billion, to Mukesh Ambani-backed Reliance Jio Infocomm (RJIO).

“With successful completion of the fibre monetisation transaction, 1,78,000 kilometers fibre stand transferred to RJIO,” Reliance Communications said in a BSE filing. Last week, Reliance Communications had completed the planned sale of its media convergence nodes (MCNs) and related

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The financial ac count surplus is expected to come around USD 59 billion, lower than the previous fiscal (USD 91.4 billion) due to foreign portfolio outflows which have already amounted to USD 9.3 billion till June 2018, it added.

Portfolio outflows have happened this year since the US economy and dollar started strengthening.

“This is expected to turn the country’s overall balance of payment into deficit mode after six years, thereby implying forex reserves depletion of USD 16 billion (0.6 per cent of GDP) in FY19,” the report said.

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sponsible for increased imports from the country does not seem appropriate,” it said.

The huge increase in trade deficit is more linked to the average export performance so far in FY19, it said.

The CAD is still expected to be majorly financed by non-debt creating (FDI and FPI) capital inflows, according to the report, which constitute around 44 per cent of the total capital flows.

The debt creating inflows which increased in the last fiscal year are expected to remain on the higher side this year as well, which will imply pressures on rupee in case there is a sudden reversal

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as in previous year, our crude import bill would have been 5.5 per cent lower, thereby showing that price effect reigns supreme,” the report said.

Amidst the recent devaluation of the Chinese Yuan, the country’s imports from China increased in May and June this year, after witnessing a decline in April.

The trend of the manufacturing goods imports remains the same and within manufacturing, imports of electronic goods have declined on annual basis so far this fiscal year, according to the report.

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jumped to USD 18 billion in July 2018 on account of lukewarm export performance amidst higher import bill, it added.

Oil imports registered an annual growth of 57.4 per cent to USD 12.4 billion, from USD 7.8 billion in July 2017, and the report attributed the rise in the import bill to increase in oil price and rise in quantity of oil imported.

Had the oil price remained the same as in 2017, crude oil import bill would have been 31.7 per cent lower in the first quarter of FY19, it estimated.

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M u m ba i , Au g 2 7 (PTI): The countr y’s current account deficit (CAD) is likely to touch 2.8 per cent of GDP in the current financial year on surge in crude oil prices and moderate growth in exports, a report said.

The merchandise trade imbalance is also expected to rise to USD 188 billion in FY19, compared with USD 160 billion in FY18, according to Ecowrap, an SBI research report.

“Against the backdrop of rising oil price and lukewarm export growth, current account deficit is expected to reach 2.8 per cent of GDP (USD 75 billion) in FY19,”the report said.

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Iran urges UN court to halt US sanctions Iran and Syria sign deal

The Hague, Aug 27 (AFP): Iran Monday demanded the UN’s top court suspend US nuclear-linked sanctions against Tehran, accusing Washington of plotting its “economic strangulation”.

The Islamic Republic launched a suit at the International Court of Justice in The Hague over US President Donald Trump’s decision to reimpose the sanctions that had been lifted in a 2015 accord.

Iran says Trump’s move breaches a 1955 treaty. It told the court the measures were already devastating its economy and threatening the welfare of its citizens.

“The United States is publicly propagating a policy intended to damage as severely as possible Iran’s economy and Iranian nationals and companies,” Iran’s lawyer Mohsen Mohebi told the court.

“This policy is nothing but naked economic aggression against my country,” he added.

“Iran will put up the strongest resistance to the US economic strangulation, by all peaceful means.” US lawyers are due to give their response in arguments before the court on Tuesday.

Members of the International Court of Justice attend a hearing for alleged violations of the 1955 Treaty of Amity between Iran and the U.S., at the International Court in The Hague, Netherlands on August 27.

Sanctions had been lifted under a 2015 multilateral agreement in return for Iran committing not to pursue nuclear weapons.

But Trump reimposed unilateral sanctions three weeks ago. He said they were needed to ensure Iran never builds a nuclear bomb.

A second wave of punitive measures are due to hit Iran in early November, targeting its vital energy sector including oil exports.

The US measures have added to Iran’s economic woes, helping to fuel strikes and protests from across

the country and political spectrum. In the latest blow, Iran’s parliament impeached Economy Minister Masoud Karbasian on Sunday.

Tehran filed its case before the ICJ in late July, calling on the Hague-based tribunal’s judges to order the immediate lifting of sanctions pending a definitive ruling.

It said the sanctions would cause it “irreparable prejudice”. It argues they breach the 1955 Treaty of Amity and Economic Relations between Iran and the United States.

The ICJ is expected to take a couple of months to decide whether to grant Tehran’s request for a provisional ruling. A final decision in the case may take years. The 2015 deal was signed by Iran and the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council plus Germany.

Trump, who took office in 2016, called it a “horrible one-sided deal.” He said it “failed to achieve the fundamental objective of blocking all paths to a Iranian nuclear bomb.” To the horror of the other signatories, Trump

pulled out and announced in May that he would reinstate sanctions.

Tehran says that the new sanctions are already hurting its economy. Iran’s currency the rial has lost around half its value since April. In a court filing at the ICJ, Iran’s lawyers said the US sanctions threaten tens of billions of dollars’ worth of business deals with foreign companies.

International companies including France’s Total, Peugeot and Renault, and Germany’s Siemens and Daimler, have suspended operations in Iran since Trump announced the US withdrawal from the nuclear deal in May. Air France and British Airways announced Thursday they would halt flights to Tehran next month, saying they were not commercially viable. The British carrier added however that the decision was unrelated to the fresh sanctions.

Trump said the sanctions would turn up the financial pressure on Tehran to come to a “comprehensive and lasting solution” regarding its activities such as its “ballistic missile programme and its support for terrorism.”

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for military cooperation

Damascus, Aug 27 (Agencies): Iran and Syria agreed to expand defense and military cooperation, seemingly pushing back against US and Russian attempts to force Iranian troops out of the country, Iranian and Syrian state-run media reported Sunday.

According to the Iran’s Tasnim news agency, a defense agreement was signed after Iranian Defense Minister Amir Hatami met with Syrian President Bashar Assad and Defense Minister General Ali Abdullah Ayoub.

At the meeting, the Syrian president told the Iranian defense minister that cooperation between the two countries was important in light of the US pulling out of the nuclear deal with Iran, imposing sanctions on Russia and “supporting terrorist organizations.”

Assad said this showed the “correctness of the policies pursued by the antiterrorism axis and the importance of enhancing its strengths in the face of the subversive and destabilizing American approach in the world,” the Syrian of-

Syrian president Bashar Assad, right, with Iran’s Defense minister Amir Hatami, in Damascus.

ficial SANA news agency reported.

“Syria is moving out of crisis and entering the reconstruction phase,” said Hatami, also noting that the agreement will set the parameters for defense cooperation between the two countries.

Ayo u b r e p o r t e d ly praised Iran for supporting Syria’s fight against rebel forces, according to Tasnim, also stating that “others” will not be allowed to damage the close relationship between the two nations.

Tehran has provided steady political, financial and military backing to Assad as he fought back a seven-year uprising.

Israel has expressed

concerns that forces loyal to Tehran are establishing a permanent presence in Syria that can be used to attack Israel, and has carried out dozens of airstrikes on Iranian army installations in the war-torn country in recent months.

As the civil war apparently draws to a close, officials in the US and reportedly Russia have looked to keep Iran’s military from entrenching itself in Syria, especially in the Golan Heights, at Israel’s urging.

Hatami arrived in Damascus on Sunday for a two-day visit. According to Al-Watan, a Syrian daily close to the government, Hatami arrived in Damascus with an Iranian military delegation.

Theresa May to embark on Colombia anti-corruption referendum fails to meet quorum maiden sub-Saharan Africa visit

FELICITATION

With immense pride and joy, the Sumi Community Eralibill Dimapur extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Kavito Awomi for his promotion to Assistant Director Food and Civil Supplies Department.

The Sumi Community Eralibill Dimapur wishes him success in all his future endeavour.

Kaka Zhimomi Vihuto Awomi Chairman Secretary FELICITATION

“We need to take new initiatives, build new alliances,” he said. “France wants a Europe which protects, even as extremism has grown stronger and nationalism has awoken.”

EU powerhouse Ger-

many has given only muted backing to Macron’s ambitious plans, but his call for greater European military cooperation echoes recent comments by German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas.

The Sutemi Union Dimapur congratulates Miss. Ikali Sumi daughter of Mr. Khetovi K. Kiho and Mrs. Tosheli Kiho for securing second runners-up in the Miss Dimapur 2018 and also the title of Miss. Multimedia.

The Union further applauds her for bringing laurels to the Sutemi Village and wishes her success in all her future endeavours.

Sd/ Sd/ Hotovi Assumi Roland Chishi President General Secretary SUD SUD

The Phenshunyu Lowjvu Nezen Kohima extend its heartfelt congratulations to its member, Smti. Chisi Thou Kent, NSS, W/o Late Johilo Kent, on her promotion to Joint Secretary, Women Resource Department, Nagaland.

The Phenshunyu Lowjvu Nezen Kohima wishes her good health and God-given wisdom in the discharge of her new assignment. ( AWA LORIN ) ( K.JWENGA HIMB ) General Secretary, PLNK President, PLNK OFFICE OF THE

SIPONGSANG BUKMUT THANGJAM TUENSANG, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Sipongsang Bukmut (Citizen) Thangjam extend our gratitude and heartiest congratulations to Shri R. Tochumong Chang, Dy. Comndt. 11NAP (IR) son of Mr. & Mrs. Rechingkhum Chang on being conferred the Governor's Gold Medal, Govt. of Nagaland on 15th August 2018.

The Sipongsang Bukmut (Citizen) Thangjam wishes him and prays that Almighty God continue to bless him in all his future endeavour.

Sd.Sd/N. Changlem Naset Chingmak President, SBT G/Secy, SBT OFFICE OF THE

CHOGIN RANGE STUDENTS’ UNION

OFFICE OF THE

MOPUNGCHUKET AIT LAISHIR TELONGJEM PO. IMPUR MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

With immense pride and joy, the Mopungchuket Ait Laishir Telongjem (Students’ Union) would like to express our profound happiness and heartfelt congratulations to our esteemed members: 1) Mr. Imliyanger, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Limasowa, on being awarded Topper and Gold Medallist in M.Sc Forestry (Specialization in Agro forestry) from Uttarakhand University of Horticulture and Forestry, Bharsar.

2) Ms. Yatila Jamir, D/o Dr. & Mrs. Moa Jamir on being awarded School Topper under CBSE from Grace Academy Senior Secondary School, Dehradun, Uttarakhand with 96.4% and on being conferred “Meritorious Minority Student of the Year” by Indian Christian Youth Federation, Dehradun.

The Union further wishes them success in all their future endeavours.

Akumyanger Rongsentsula President, MALT General Secretary, MALT

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The French president, who will head to Denmark and Finland for a three-day trip from Tuesday hoping to shore up support for his EU shake-up, called for redoubled efforts to reform the bloc.

KOHIMA :: NAGALAND NO.PLNK/GEN-I/2016-18 Dated Kohima the 27th August, 2018

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French President Emmanuel Macron delivers a speech during the annual French ambassadors’ conference at the Elysee Palace in Paris on August 27.

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SUTEMI UNION DIMAPUR

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Paris, Aug 27 (Agencies): French President Emmanuel Macron said Monday that he would put forward new proposals for the European Union to boost its security, saying the bloc must stop depending on American might.

“Europe can no longer rely on the United States for its security. It is up to us to guarantee European security,” he said in a speech to relaunch his diplomatic agenda.

His proposals will be unveiled “in the coming months”, Macron told an audience of some 250 diplomats, lawmakers and international relations experts gathered to mark the return from the summer break. “I want us to launch an exhaustive review of our security with all Europe’s partners, which includes Russia,” he added.

Macron’s comments came after a string of gestures from US President Donald Trump distancing himself from traditional Nato allies. Trump has repeatedly called into question the Western alliance’s core commitment to mutual defence, while complaining that the US spends too much on military support for Europe. Macron came to power last year vowing to overhaul the EU and has pushed for deep political reforms, including a separate budget for the euro zone, which have so far met with lukewarm support.

had more than 99 percent support.

Voters also backed limiting monthly salaries for lawmakers and other high-ranking officials to the equivalent of 25 minimum salaries, or nearly US$6,600.

Lawmakers currently earn more than US$10,500 per month, compared with a minimum wage of about US$260. “Yes” was supported by many leftist and

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tion needed just over 12.1 million votes cast. With nearly 100 percent reporting, just 11.6 million people had voted, under a third of the 36.4 million eligible voters.

Each of the seven questions, including bans on house arrest sentences for corruption, forcing elected officials to publish tax returns and a threeterm limit on lawmakers,

said it showed Colombians were fed up with scandals and wanted to hold politicians accountable.

“We were five cents short, but this has shaken the traditional political class,” Angelica Lozano, a Green party senator who backed “Yes” said on local radio. “Citizens want a real and genuine change.”

“Yes” lawmakers will present a suite of laws based on the seven measures this week, the campaign said.

In a televised speech late on Sunday, Duque urged lawmakers to support anti-corruption reforms and citizens to report graft.

“Together we’ll defeat those who ransack public resources, together we’ll build the future that Colombia deserves,” he said.

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cember 2013 when David Cameron attended Nelson Mandela’s funeral.

He had intended to return in the summer of 2016 in the final days of his premiership but the planned visit was abandoned when May took over his post.

May has never visited sub-Saharan Africa. Her only previous trip to the continent was a visit to

Electoral officials count ballots after the closing of a nationwide referendum seeking to curb corruption in Bogota, Colombia on Sunday.

centrist lawmakers. A faux reggaeton video starring politicians backing “Yes” was widely shared on social media this week.

Right-wing President Ivan Duque, who has promised to clamp down on graft with term limits and stiffer sentences, supported the referendum and has called corruption a “cancer.”

However, several members of his party, including ex-president and current senator Alvaro Uribe, who is his mentor, said they preferred to support anticorruption proposals in Congress instead.

Uribe, whose administration was dogged by corruption probes, is under investigation by the Supreme Court for alleged witness tampering and bribery.

Supporters of the vote

Headquarter – EAC H.Q., CHOGIN, P.O/P.S TSEMINYU – 797109 KOHIMA, NAGALAND The Chogin Range Students’ Union (CRSU) with immense pride and honor extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. R. Binchilo Thong, IAS, S/o Late.

Shri. Riga Thong on being promoted to the Chief Secretary of Nagaland.

The Union wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to bless him with good health, wisdom and success in his future endeavours.

RIGA KHING MICHAEL KATH (President CRSU) (General Secretary CRSU)

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Theresa May

Tunisia in 2015 in the aftermath of the Sousse hotel terror attack.

Speaking ahead of her flight to South Africa on Sunday evening, May said: “Africa stands right on the cusp of playing a transformative role in the global economy” and that “a more prosperous, growing and trading Africa is in all of our interests”.

May will arrive in Cape Town on Tuesday for a bilateral meeting with the South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa.

She will then meet the Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari in Abuja before flying to Nairobi for a bilateral with his Kenyan counterpart, Uhuru Kenyatta.

It will be the first visit to Kenya by a British Prime Minister for 30 years.

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L o n d o n, Au g 2 7 (IANS): UK Prime Minister Theresa May will embark on her maiden trip to the sub-Saharan Africa this week, making her the first British leader in five years to visit the region.

During her three-day trip this week, May will meet the Presidents of South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya, reports the Guardian.

The Prime Minister will be accompanied by a trade delegation in an attempt to boost Britain’s post-Brexit export prospects, although she comes at a time when the government has been accused of a paying insufficient attention to the region, informed sources said on Sunday.

The last time a British Prime Minister visited subSaharan Africa was in De-

B o g o t a , Au g 2 7 (Agencies): A referendum vote on seven anti-corruption measures failed to meet quorum in Colombia on Sunday, nullifying the results even though each of the measures, including a reduction in lawmakers’ salaries and term limits for public posts, got at least 99 percent support.

Corruption has become a hot topic in the country in recent years as security has improved and Colombians have increasingly turned their attention to headline-grabbing cases, including vote-buying, graft to obtain public contracts and the extradition of the country’s anti-corruption czar for allegedly taking bribes.

Graft costs the country US$17 billion a year, equivalent to 5.3 percent of GDP, the country’s comptroller has said.

To be valid each ques-

OFFICE OF THE TESOPHENYU GROUP STUDENTS’ UNION HQ.TESOPHENYU VILLAGE, REGD. NO. 953 KOHIMA: NAGALAND

FELICITATION

Profusely filled with profound joy and honour, TGSU deeply acknowledges the feat of Mr. Mehaichu Jemu, son of Mr. Chuyi Jemu of Tesophenyu Village for securing a berth in MBBS, NEET Examination 2018. The Union wishes the best in his future course of endeavour.

Further, the Union acclaims the Headmaster and the teachers of GHS Tesophenyu for the productive cent percent results in the HSLC Examination 2018. Keeping in focus all the successful candidates of its group, distinction and rank holders specifically in HSLC, HSSLC, courses in Allied, Undergraduate and Post Graduate of 2018, the Union extols their achievements and wishes success in their future careers.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF EXCISE NAGALAND : DIMAPUR

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Dated Dimapur the 27th Aug’2018

NOTIFICATION

With reference to the State Excise Department Advertisement No. NO.EX-1/21/03/1962-63 Dated Dimapur the 10th July’2018, the list of the Rejected Candidates along with the reasons thereof are given below : Form no A-0009 0011 0024 0055 0072 0075 0086 0109 0112 0157 0168 0181 0188 0234 0266 0303 0333 0359 0360 0361 0368 0370 0400 0405 0410 0428 0433 0451 0452 0461 0465 0488 0526 0545 0554 0559 0563 0576 0578 0596 0601 0616 0623 0630 0653 0675 0680 0695 0696 0697 0698 0721 0729 0741 0745 0751 0753 0765 0769 0771 0775 0820 0852 0884 0889 0892 0938 0972 1007 1016 1007 1019 1040 1052 1058 1066 1067 1080 1081 1093 1111 1114 1125 1145 1152 1154 1189 1207 1214 1246 1260 1262 1269 1277 1287 1295 1309 1329 1343 1344 1351 1365 1380 1384 1403 1438 1464 1468

GENERAL (MALE) Name Reason for objection PUSUTEMJEN Employment registration card not enclosed VIKEDUOLIE METHA Invalid employment registration card MUGHAHOTO Invalid employment registration card KAIKHOGIN LHOUVUM underage TSENCHAMO YANTHAN Invalid employment registration card IMTINUNGBA Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed TONGPANGKOKBA N. AO underage IMNATONGZEK Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed ABETO SWU Employment registration card not enclosed GWAZINLO KEPPEN Date of birth anomaly MOASANEN WALLING Invalid employment registration card TEKALONG IMCHEN Pass certificate not enclosed MOLUNGNEN LONGCHAR Pass certificate not enclosed MEDOZELIE MEDOM underage VITSHEKHO MEKRO Employment registration card not enclosed KATOHO CHISHI Employment registration card not enclosed TEMSUMONGBA Pass certificate not enclosed KHISENMU THONG Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed K.PESHEI KHIAMNIUNGAN Employment registration card not enclosed/ Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed AMEKA. A Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed BENDANGTEMSU AO Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed NGUKATO A ZHIMO Birth certificate not enclosed TUMCHOBEMO NGULLIE Pass certificate not enclosed NETO SWU underage SOREN NGULLIE underage TEMSUTOSHI Birth certificate not enclosed TOHITO K. ACHUMI Birth certificate not enclosed /Employment registration card not enclosed TEKATEMSU LONGKUMER Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed LIMAKUMZUK Pass certificate not enclosed /D.O.B Anomaly KHICHULO JEMU Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed TIAYANGER Employment registration card not enclosed V. ALOKA Invalid employment registration card KATO T. KINNY Pass certificate not enclosed NAGAHOTO L.AWOMI Birth certificate not enclosed KIVIYETO underage LANUYANGER PONGEN Invalid employment registration card SHILUMENBA Pass certificate not enclosed CHIBEMO B.PATTON Date of birth anomaly ABOTO AWOMI underage SARIMANGNEN PONGEN Pass certificate not enclosed KHEVOTO YEPTHOMI Date of birth anomaly SHUMBEMO EZUNG Invalid employment registration card A. MOSEM LEMTOR Pass certificate not enclosed ANGUTO K ZHIMO Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed KHEKATO CHISHI Invalid employment registration card BOSHIKA ACHUMI Employment registration card not enclosed BENRI NGULLIE Pass certificate not enclosed SETEPONG Invalid employment registration card YONGKHONGLEMBA CHANG Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed CHOLLEN YIMKIUMONG Invalid employment registration card M.WONGTO CHANG Pass certificate not enclosed ROVITO SHOHE Pass certificate not enclosed NITOLU ZHIMO Pass certificate not enclosed YIMKUMER underage IMKONGWAPANG Employment registration card not enclosed TONGPANGKOKBA PONGENER Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed NUGHU KINI Invalid employment registration card MOANUNGSANG underage ATOBO A SUMI Invalid employment registration card RENCHANTHUNG NGULLIE Birth certificate not enclosed DHRUBO GIRISA Birth certificate not enclosed CHUBATOSHI JAMIR Invalid employment registration card TOKIVI ASSUMI Passport photos not enclosed PATO A.KIBA Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed/ Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed VIDEBOL KIKHI Pass certificate not enclosed SEHMINLA Employment registraton card not enclosed ALFRED KENT Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed SIYALO KATH Pass certificate not enclosed ALEMKABA Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed / Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed IMKONGMAYANG Employment registration card not enclosed NEISAKUOLIE Employment registration card not enclosed VISIEZOLIE MEDOM underage DANGLENNGAM THOMSONG underage T.HEBOTO MURU Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed HENTINLIN underage SALANGMAYANG underage IMLIMEREN LONGKUMER Employment registraton card not enclosed IMTINUKSHI KICHU Pass certificate not enclosed ROSSEL YANTHAN Employment registration card not enclosed JANGGOUHAO Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed SORENTHUNG K. TUNGOE Pass certificate not enclosed Y. NIPATO ACHUMI underage TOPELO H.SUMI Invalid employment registration card NEIKETOUZO KISO underage MOAAKUM WALLING Pass certificate not enclosed NOYINGO MURRY Invalid employment registration card PIWOTO ZHIMOMI Pass certificate not enclosed A.MOAKUMZUK underage SOSANGMEREN underage NEIKESOLEI RIO Pass certificate not enclosed ETHSAN T Pass certificate not enclosed SEIKHOTHANG Passport photos not enclosed PHUKETO A AWOMI underage IMCHAYANGER KICHU underage HOLOTO A YEPTHO underage R.LANSOTHUNG KYONG Date of birth anomaly YEKATO KHUTOI Invalid employment registration card BENJONGZENBA AIER Employment registration card not enclosed S.PHANJAMO LOTHA Employment registration card not enclosed TIANUNGSANG Invalid employment registration card TOSHIKUMZUK AJEM Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed VINGUSA SANO underage ATOMI. L Invalid employment registration card AOWABANG JAMIR Overage LIMATENZUK JAMIR Date of birth anomaly S.INATO SEMA Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed NZANTHUNG EZUNG Invalid employment registration card CHICHANBEMO S. NGULLIE Employment registration card not enclosed

1508 1513 1514 1525 1526 1555 1556 1567 1568 1572 1578 1583 1597 1616 1648 1663 1668 1688 1692 1694 1699 1704 1706 1720 1755 1756 1757 1796 1806 1808 1818

SHIKIHO CHOPHY MENGUKHRIELIE SANCHU Q. AKATO SUMI SUNGTIKUMBA IMRONGTOSHI Z AO SHERHYHUMLO LORIN MHATHUNG MURRY TEMJENWATI TEMJENTOSHI AYUMAR ABENTHUNG R. KIKON KETHOSEZO MEDOZE HESATO CHOPHI ZENTSUNG KICHU TAKUSUNEP VIPUTO D.SUMI KENEISE KISO HEDIKOKBA TAKOKUMZUK Z. AHOKHE SEMA YANITHUNG HUMTSOE VONTSU R. OVUNG AUGUSTIN KIKON IMRONGSUNGBA THANGRING NAIDING HAMPHAI NAIDING MEYAKUMBA SHILUKABA BOTO ACHUMI LUKETO ACHUMI PAOLENLAL HAOLAL

1820

ARKOKBA

1850

PICHAMO KIKON

1864 1865 1870 1887 1888 1893 1900 1906 1914 1916 1923 1938 1941 1953 1954 1982 1987 1988 1993 1999 2014 2042 2078 2106 2129 2156 2182 2203 2206 2219 2228 2283 2291 2299 2302 2325 2332 2334 2350 2353 2359 2361 2365

TOSHILEMBA HETOKA H. AYE HEKIVI L. CHOPHI NZANTHUNG N. TSANGLAO LIMATEMSU ROBERT SINGSIT IMTIMAR AO KERHUN SEB IKUSA A. YEPTHO IMCHENSANGBA AJEM LETMINHAO CHONGLOI EKONGTHUNG NGULLIE AWOKA AWOMI TEKAMEREN YETOHO AYE SHILUWAPANG KICHU MEZAONGDANG LONGCHAR CHISHO SUMI IMTIYAPANG JAMIR CHUBAONEN OZUKUM NEIVI-O DZUVICHU ALEMPOKBA AO LONGERNOKDANG TALITSUNGBA KAMMINHAO HAOKIP HAOTINMANG KHONGSAI MYANTHUNG KIVILHO Y. CHOPHY SENTILONG CHENIBEMO Y. HUMTSOE KHEKAI YETOVI CHISHI KUGHAKA N. JAKHA RENBONTHUNG P EZUNG SOTIYUSU ELISHEL NEIKHA KILANGTEMSU JAMIR ATHUNGO OVUNG BENJONGLEMBA BONO A TSANGLAO BIDEMO M NGULLIE LALGOUGIN CHANGSAN TOVI CHOPHY

2380 2383 2395 2397 2399 2406 2413 2416 2418 2422 2434 2442

HETOTO AYE KENGLO KESEN CHUMDEMO KIKON PANKATHUNG EZUNG LEPZUNGTEMBA NCHENLO KEPPEN WORONTHUNG LOTHA THEKHOMANG BIDUSUTO ZECHO KIKATO K JIMO TSENBEMO OVUNG KENEIU THEUNUO

2448 2452 2453 2475 2476 2485 2503 2509

VISALIE VIYIE SUNGTEMENBA HUKITO SUMI MOATEMSU VILHOUSIELIE HOTO H. MURU AKUMNUNGSANG JAMIR MEYIELO CHIEZOU

Date of birth anomaly Employment registration card not enclosed Tampered Birth certificate underage Passport photos not enclosed Invalid employment registration card Pass certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Employment registration card not enclosed Passport photos not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed underage underage Pass certificate not enclosed Employment registration card not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Invalid employment registration card underage Invalid employment registration card Employment registration card not enclosed Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed underage Pass certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Overage Invalid employment registration card underage Invalid employment registration card Invalid employment registration card / Indigenous Inhabitant certificate not enclosed Employment registration card not enclosed /Date of birth anomaly Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed / Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Employment registration card not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Invalid employment registration card underage Tampered Employment Registration card Overage underage Pass certificate not enclosed underage Date of birth anomaly underage underage underage Invalid employment registration card Pass certificate not enclosed Invalid employment registration card Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed underage Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Invalid employment registration card Pass certificate not enclosed Under qualified underage Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed Invalid employment registration card Employment registration card not enclosed Employment registration card not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Invalid employment registration card Underqualified underage Invalid employment registration card underage underage Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed Passport photos not enclosed Invalid employment registration card Pass certificate not enclosed underage Invalid employment registration card Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed/ Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed underage underage Pass certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed underage Invalid employment registration card Pass certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Tampered Employment Registration card underage Pass certificate not enclosed /Indigenous Inhabitant certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Overage Pass certificate not enclosed Invalid employment registration card Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed

2511 2516 2519 2529

KEVISELIE THEUNUO ATOHO SUMI CHENITHUNG R NGULLIE YANTSOTHUNG HUMTSOE

Invalid employment registration card underage Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed

2549

INOTO AWOMI

Pass certificate not enclosed /Birth certificate not enclosed

2554 2565 2567 2570 2571 2575 2576 2588

THEJASELIE CHUPUO LULENYUBA WATIMEREN LOVIKA V. ACHUMI LEVI TEP AOSASHI I. LANUKUMZUK KICHU AKUMTEMSHI

Invalid employment registration card Invalid employment registration card Pass certificate not enclosed Employment registration card not enclosed Date of birth anomaly Employment registration card not enclosed Employment registration card not enclosed EMployment registration card not enclosed

2594 2598 2601 2608 2615 2625 2627 2628 2640 2641 2648 2667 2674 2678 2680 2690 2691 Form No B-0003 0050 0059 0063 0093 0096 0098 0108 0131 0135 0221 0225 0228 0234 0235 0236 0259 0269 0304 0306 0318 0322 0348 Form No C-0044 0049 0059 0074 0078 0079 0086 0087 0100 0115 0125 0127 0132 0134 0138 0152 0155 0163 0171 0174 0175 0188 0191 0196 0197 0216 0219 0221 0234 0248 0257 0272 0276 0279 0281 0293 0295 0302 0306 0307 0324 0336 0338 0349 0351 0369 0381 0383 0386 0387 0394 0396 0397 0399 0409 0412 0416 0421 0433 0459 0460 0465 0469 0475 0482 0487

KITO H. AWOMI IMTIAKUM LONGKUMER LIMATONGZUK TOVITO X. CHOPHY PAOTINLEN IMKONGMAYANG IMCHEN LIYANTHUNG E. PATTON AHIKA YEPTHO TAREPTSUBA HATHUNGO T. JAMI IMSAPANG ORENVUNGO HUMTSOE SUYIO KITHAN LIMHATHUNG P. EZUNG NOKRUNBA WATINUNGSANG

Employment registration card not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed underage Invalid employment registration card Pass certificate not enclosed Birth certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed underage Pass certificate not enclosed Pass certificate not enclosed Invalid employment registration card Employment registration card not enclosed Tampered Employment Registration card Schedule tribe certificate not enclosed Tampered Employment Registration card ST certificate, Employment registration card/ Indigenous Inhabitant certificate not enclosed MOASUNEP Pass certificate not enclosed GENERAL (FEMALE) Name Reason for objection PANGERLEMLA Pass certificate not enclosed TIAJUNGLA JAMIR Employment Regd.Card not enclosed ALOKALI.H.YEPTHO ST Certificate not enclosed ANIHOLI SUMI ST Certificate not enclosed /Indigenous Inhabitant Certificate not enclosed YANPANTHUNG P TSOPOE Applied in wrong form KETOULHOUNO NGUZHU Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed ROSELINE MECH Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed S.ILIKA SHOHE Employment Regd.Card not enclosed LAMKHOHAT Pass certificate not enclosed MERIBENI YANTHAN Employment Regd.Card not enclosed NEIVOTSONO CHUSE Underage HITO CHISI Applied in wrong form NAROSENLA KICHU Underage TIATULA JAMIR Underage MERENSENLA AO Pass certificate not enclosed LUCY MAGH Employment regd.Card Expired POOJA NAIDING Underage ARHONI OVUNG Pass certificate not enclosed VIKITOLI.G.JAKHA Underage KIVIKALI.H.JAKHA Underage KONNEITHEM Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed KAHONI.V.AWOMI Underage CAROLINA LOTHA Indigenous inhabitant certificate not enclosed BT (MALE) Name Reason for objection THRILIBA SANGTAM BT Certficate not enclosed DUZHOHU ST Certificate not enclosed MOIHILONGBA PHOM Employment registration Card not enclosed VIKA CHOPHY Applied in wrong form MUSHOU P Underage SUPONG N BT Certificate not enclosed TOKAHO H SUMI Employment registration card not enclosed L NYAANG KONYAK BT certificate not enclosed L MANYAK KONYAK Invalid employment registraion card C ANGO KONYAK Underage HONGKAM KONYAK Pass certificate not enclosed S PUNYEM KONYAK ST Certificate not enclosed ALOPI SANGTAM ST Certificate not enclosed YONGPISE Pass certificate not enclosed LICHEMPI SANGTAM Employment registration Card not enclosed NGAMPA L PHOM BT Certificate not enclosed Y CHINGAI ANTHONY KEIKUNG Invalid employment registraion card MOSES J SANGTAM ST Certificate not enclosed M LENGPAN KONYAK BT Certificate not enclosed TSAROBA SANGTAM BT Certificate not enclosed SUNGA BT Certificate not enclosed LOWMING Employment registration Card not enclosed PANGWAO DOB Anomaly Y ATHRONGBA BT Certificate not enclosed W KHAMBA YIMCHUNGER BT Certificate not enclosed MUKHUMCHEM YIM ST Certificate not enclosed KROWETE LASUSHE BT Certificate not enclosed KENEINGULO LASUSHE BT Certificate not enclosed CHAMLISE SANGTAM Underage E TONGPAN Tampered employment registration card YENCHANG KONYAK ST Certificate not enclosed MOASUNEP JAMIR Applied in wrong form RUKUKHOTO BT Certificate not enclosed CHINGYOI C KONYAK ST Certificate not enclosed HUNNYEI PHOM Underage H VUNGMEI Underage AREMO ODYUO Applied in wrong form MATHWANGG KONYAK ST Certificate not enclosed LEMPISE SANGTAM BT Certificate not enclosed SAYI VERO BT Certificate not enclosed T PANGAO KONYAK Underage DIEZELHOUTUO NYEKHA BT Certificate not enclosed IHINGCULUNG ST Certificate not enclosed T TSEPONGSE SANGTAM BT Certificate not enclosed PUPA KHIAMNIUNGAN Underage AVIBI SANGTAM BT Certificate not enclosed H EKAI KONYAK BT Certificate not enclosed H PANGTEANG KONYAK Underage PANGTEANG L KONYAK BT Certificate not enclosed WASHUSIE KATIRY Employment registration Card not enclosed L ANGPA KONYAK Invalid passed certificate K PULEI KONYAK Invalid employment registration card HAMLOM PHOM Invalid passed certificate YENSENLEPBA I Underage KHOLE K KONYAK BT Certificate not enclosed LOCKPA KONYAK Employment registration card not enclosed THSIDILONG SANGTAM Underage CHUKUMJUNG SANGTAM DOB Anomaly ZAPOTSO S HESUH BT Certificate not enclosed NOURHETUONUO NARO Applied in wrong form NOKAI KONYAK ST Certificate not enclosed B ONGPA PHOM Employment registration Card not enclosed ENYEI DANIEL KHUKLUM BT Certificate not enclosed DAVID K Invalid employment registration card SOSANG A S Invalid passed certificate T ZHEKYTO YEPTHO ST Certificate not enclosed

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2. The venue for the Physical Test will be the DDSC Stadium, Dimapur.

3. The per day schedule in accordance with the roll no.of the candidates are given below: Schedule for Physical test 4/9/2018 GEN (FEMALE) B-0002 TO B-0391 BT(FEMALE) D-0001 TO D-0500 5/9/2018 GEN (MALE) A-0001 TO A-0718 BT(MALE) C-0001 TO C-0560 6/9/2018 GEN (MALE) A-0719 TO A-1410 BT(MALE) C-0562 TO C-1135 7/9/2018 GEN (MALE) A-1411 TO A-2093 BT(MALE) C-1138 TO C-1758 8/9/2018 GEN (MALE) A-2094 TO A-2693 BT(MALE) C-1761 TO C-2371 4. Candidates are required to bring along their Admit Card/Acknowledgement Receipt in original and report at the venue by 07:30 A.M. as per the above schedule.

5. Except the candidates, no other person/s will be allowed entry inside the venue.

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Major Gogoi (L) has been held guity by an Army Court of Inquiry.

and listened to his version of the incident that sparked an outrage.

“I am not even sure whether I will be able to restart my life again but I am happy that God has given me justice at the end of the day. The person who is responsible for my destruction has also been eventually shamed,” said Dar, who has been shunned by neighbours after a video of him being tied as a ‘human shield’ by Gogoi came in public domain.

Suffering from depression as he was boycotted by villagers for allegedly being a government agent, Dar recalled his repeated pleas to Gogoi to release him but he refused to pay heed.

“The army major was arrogant with power and

considered himself as my creator. However, little did he know that ‘Uski lathi mein awaaz nahi hai’ (lightning makes no sound until it strikes),” he said.

On April 9 last year, a team led by Gogoi tied Dar to the bonnet of an army jeep to escape heavy stone pelting in central Kashmir’s Budgam district, the image going on to make global headlines and putting the civilian-security polarisation in the Valley once again in spotlight.

It was election day for the Srinagar Lok Sabha constituency and Dar said he was on his way to cast his vote, braving the boycott call by separatist organisations. Eight people were killed in police firing on the day.

Sena slams BJP for politicising immersion of Vajpayee’s ashes Mumbai, Aug 27 (PTI): The Shiv Sena today accused the BJP of giving a “political colour” to the ritual of immersion of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s ashes, saying the “staged” affection made the great leader look small after his death.

After the 93-year-old leader’s death on August 16, the BJP had decided to immerse his ashes in various rivers across the country.

In remarks laced with sarcasm, the Sena said while no importance is given to veteran BJP leaders, their ashes are treated with importance.

A true obituary to a person is to carry forward his thoughts, instead of projecting a “staged” affection towards him, it said in an editorial in party mouthpiece ‘Saamana’.

“The vacuum created after Vajpayee’s death is being attempted to be filled in (by some) with ridiculous and unsuitable ways. There is no importance given to veterans in the BJP but their ashes are treated with importance,” it said.

Vajpayee had a pan-India appeal and senior leaders of various political parties were present at his last rites because he was great in all ways, it noted.

“But there have been attempts to make him look small after his death,” the Uddhav Thackeray-led party said.

Instead of the ashes immersion ritual being performed by one party, it should have been carried out as a national event involving all parties, it said.

The parties would have accepted

the urns and immersed the ashes with honour. Mamata (Banerjee) from West Bengal, the Shiv Sena from Maharashtra, Navinbabu (Patnaik) from Odisha and the Akali Dal in Punjab could have been taken along (in the ritual),” the editorial opined.

“Congress president Rahul Gandhi would have participated in it and the world could have seen Atalji’s greatness and popularity,” it said.

“Jawaharlal Nehru (country’s first prime minister) and Atal Bihari Vajpayee were leaders beyond political boundaries.

But giving political colour to his ashes immersion is not a good thing,” the Marathi daily said.

It said the seriousness with which Vajpayee’s ashes should have been carried and immersed, was missing. Except one or two instances, the ritual of immersion of his ashes was like a “political event”, it said.

Some even raised the urn containing Vajpayee’s ashes as if it was a victory trophy. Some (BJP) ministers and party officials had the expression of winning a world cup trophy, it quipped.

“How can people hoot with laughter with the urn of Atalji’s ashes? This has been captured by TV cameras. Some took selfies with his ashes. All this unmasked the staged affection towards Vajpayee,” said the Sena, which is an ally of the BJP at the Centre and in Maharashtra.

Similar incidents (rallies) took place after the death of former prime ministers Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, it noted.

Investigations by central agencies and local police backed Dar’s account of events of the day, raising questions on the army’s claim that he was a stonepelter.

Investigations found Dar was on his way to his sister’s place for a condolence visit after voting when the army picked him up and beat him mercilessly before tying him with ropes and parading him through nearly 28 villages.

“I have not been able to understand my mistake.

Was it going to the polling booth and casting my ballot wrong?” he said.

He said he continued to face a social boycott as people in his village Chill, in Budgam district, had distanced themselves after they learnt he had participated in the election process. Mohammad Ashan Untoo, the head of the International Forum for Justice and Human Rights group in the Valley who has filed a case against the army before the Chief Judicial magistrate, said “I have faith in the Almighty as well as the judiciary.” “One day we will get justice in our case too,” Untoo said.

Conspiracy of silence over Rafale deal: Congress

Priyanka Chaturvedi (file)

Panaji, Aug 27 (PTI): The Congress today accused the central government of stonewalling questions over the Rafale fighter deal, saying there was a “conspiracy of silence” and an attempt to “bypass the national interest”.

Party spokesperson Priyanka Chaturvedi also claimed that the then Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar was not in the loop when the agreement to procure 36 fighter planes from France was signed in 2016 and demanded that he “break his silence” on the issue.

Addressing a press conference here on the issue which her party has been raising at various fora, Chaturvedi said Parrikar’s “silence amounts to agreement to the conspiracy that has betrayed the nation.”

Mallya fugitive case: Court fixes September 3 as next date Mumbai, Aug 27 (PTI): A special court here today fixed September 3 as the next date of hearing in the Vijay Mallya fugitive economic offender declaration case as some other parties have sought to implead themselves in the matter pertaining to the alleged default of over Rs 9,000 crore bank loans, officials said.

Officials said at least five parties, including a family member of Mallya, has sought court documents with regard to the ED seeking to get declared the businessman a fugitive economic offender under the new law and hence the court posted the matter for the next week.

The next date for the hearing in the case is September 3, as ordered by the court of special PMLA judge M S Azmi, they said.

A counsel for Mallya also appeared in the court today, as per the scheduled date of hearing, and sought some documents, they said.

The same court, on June 30, had issued notice to Mallya to appear before it on August 27 after the En-

Vijay Mallya (file)

forcement Directorate (ED) charged the liquor baron under the new law as it enlarged its money laundering probe against him and others in a RS 9,000 alleged bank fraud case.

The central probe agency has also sought immediate confiscation of assets worth about Rs 12,500 crore of Mallya as part of this latest action. The court had earlier issued non-bailable warrants against the businessman in two cases filed by the ED. Mallya, his now defunct venture Kingfisher Airlines Limited and others availed loans from various banks and the outstanding amount, including interest, against him is Rs 9,990.07 crore at present, the officials had said while filing the plea under the new law.

The businessman is currently contesting his extradition case in London filed by the Indian government on behalf of the CBI and ED. Mallya, in the past, has said that he has become the “poster boy” of bank default and a lightning rod for public anger. “I have been accused by politicians and the media alike of having stolen and run away with Rs 9,000 crores that was loaned to Kingfisher Airlines (KFA). Some of the lending banks have also labelled me a wilful defaulter,” he said.

The ED has furnished evidences in its two charge sheets, filed under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) in the past, to make a case for seeking a fugitive offender tag for Mallya from the court.

He is currently contesting the money laundering charges in London after India initiated extradition proceedings to bring him back to the country.

Both the ED and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) have filed cases for alleged loan default against him.

Patna, Aug 27 (IANS): The CBI on Monday submitted an ‘action taken report’ (ATR) in a sealed cover to the Patna High Court on the alleged mass rapes at the Muzaffarpur shelter home.

The court had last week expressed unhappiness over the CBI’s failure to submit a progress report and an ATR. The court told the CBI to submit the ATR at the next hearing on August 27.

A High Court bench headed by Chief Justice M.R. Shah had also directed the Central Bureau of Investigation to respond on the sudden transfer of a CBI Superintendent, J.P. Mishra, probing the crime.

The Patna High Court is monitoring the CBI probe.

The CBI advocate on Monday informed the court that it has also submitted the report explaining the transfer of that officer in the sealed cover.

But the court questioned the CBI as to how its DIG, who was present in the court, managed to look after the work in three states of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand while probing the Muzaffarpur shelter home case.

India unveils drone policy; to be effective from December

New Delhi, Aug 27 (IANS): The government on Monday announced a policy and guidelines for remotely piloted aircraft, or drones, which will come into effect from December 1 and aim to open up an array of opportunities in the Indian civil aviation sector.

Unveiling the “Drone Regulations 1.0” here, Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu said that these would help foster technology and innovation in the development of drones -- which have an extensive range of applications ranging from disaster relief, aerial surveys and in agriculture to precision logistics.

“The drone market in India holds the potential of hitting over $1 trillion.

We plan to develop drone manufacture not only for the domestic market but to cater to the gobal market as well,” Prabhu said, adding that India’s expertise in technology is characterised by its capacity to devise low-cost solutions.

The Minister said that the global drone regulations unveiled had taken

M u m ba i , Au g 2 7 (IANS): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Monday said the challenges to Indian economy were mainly from external factors such as rising oil prices and the USChina trade war, but India’s macroeconomic fundamentals were strong enough to overcome those challenges.

Predicting higher growth rate than the projected 7.5 per cent for this year, he expressed confidence that India would continue to grow at a “high trajectory growth rate” over the next several years and would overtake the United Kingdom next year to become the fifth largest economy in the world.

“Even this year, our growth rate is going to be somewhat higher than what conventionalists are projecting,” he said while addressing the Annual General Meeting of Indian Banks’ Association via teleconferencing.

Making his first public address after over a threemonth gap due to his kidney transplant surgery, Jaitley said it seemed to be an optimistic picture that India was continuing its run as a fast growing economy in the world.

Arun Jaitley (file)

“Our macroeconomic fundamentals have been reasonably sound, and if at all any gets impacted, it’s not going to be on account of any internal factors. The management of the economy has reasonably disciplined itself in decisionmaking as far as our internal factors are concerned,” Jaitley said.

“Our challenges are mainly external -- the unpredictability and volatility of the oil prices, which is on account of either created shortages or some geopolitical issues. And I hope that these challenges will not go on indefinitely. They have to resolve themselves - that’s how the world moves,” he said.

“Coupled with this is the challenge of trade wars.

Though we are not an active participant in this, but the impact and footprint of that can be seen in India,

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The Rengma Officers' Forum with immense pride and joy extend its heartiest congratulations to Shri. R.B. Thong (IAS) on being promoted as Chief Secretary, Nagaland.

Th Forum expresses immense gratitude to the Govt. of Nagaland for this honour bestowed to one of its member. The Forum also pray to Almighty God to bless him with good health and wisdom as he embark on his new assignment for the upliftment and development of the state.

(R. Yhunsinlo Kent) Gen.Secy.

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(Pollem Tep) President ROF, Hq. Tseminyu

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FELICITATION With immense pride, Tesophenyu Village Council express our profound happiness and heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Mehaichu Jemu, S/o Mr. Chuyi Jemu and Mrs. Nyisenli Jemu of Tesophenyu Village for being selected to undergo MBBS in the recently declared NEET examination 2018.

The concerned Village Council prays for more success in his future course of studies.

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several years in the making in order to sort out various issues of safety and security.

Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha said that Drone Regulations 1.0 have been formulated as an “all digital process” that will become effective from December 1, when the “Digital Sky” platform will become operative to put in place a system that is totally online.

“The Digital Sky platform will be a first national unmanned traffic management platform that implements ‘no permission, no takeoff ’ for remotely piloted aircraft,” Sinha said.

Users will be required to make one-time registration of their drones, pilots and owners on the platform, which will also

allow for online filing of a drone’s specific flight path and use. “The Drone Regulations 1.0 will enable the safe, commercial usage of drones starting December 1. The regulations are intended to enable visual line-of-sight, daytime-only and a maximum of 400feet altitude operations,” Sinha said.

The regulations list various categories of drones and all of these except the “nano” type weighing less than 250 gm and those owned by government and intelligence agencies are to be registered and issued with a Unique Identification Number (UIN).

As per the regulations, “for flying in controlled airspace, filing of flight plan and obtaining Air Defence Clearance/Flight Information Centre number shall be necessary.”

These define the “nodrone zones” around airports, near international borders, Vijay Chowk in Delhi, state Secretariat complexes in state capitals, strategic locations and vital military installations, among others.

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Srinagar, Aug 27 (PTI): “Justice has been finally done,” remarked Farooq Ahmed Dar, an artisan used as a ‘human shield’ by Major Nitin Leetul Gogoi, today on hearing the officer was indicted by an Army Court of Inquiry for allegedly “fraternising” with a local woman in May this year.

The Court of Inquiry(CoI) indicted Gogoi on two counts -- allegedly “fraternising” with a local woman in a Srinagar hotel and being away from his place of duty, and “being away from the place of duty while in operational area”. This paves the way for disciplinary action against Gogoi, army sources said today.

“I am thankful to the Almighty. The person who ruined my life has to face the wrath of God finally.

God has his ways to do justice,” Dar told PTI over phone from his home.

The 28-year-old embroidery artisan, who is struggling to pick up the threads of his life after the traumatic incident, said the army should have treated his case also on compassionate grounds

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particularly when there is a tendency of some large economies to either devalue or undervalue their currency,” the minister said.

However, Jaitley said it was incumbent on the government to ensure that India’s domestic parameters were strong so that the economy had the resilience to face the challenge of those external factors.”

“High growth rate, fiscal prudence, a lot of economic activity in the domestic market, and a series of reforms which have taken place over the last few years - they have certainly helped the economy”. “The minister, however, acknowledged the banking crisis as a key domestic challenge and said the government had learnt lessons from it and was now putting systems in place in order to strengthen the institution.”

“One lesson that I have learnt is that when we desire to have a high growth rate, it must be accompanied by strong macroeconomic fundamentals. If we start sacrificing our macroeconomic fundamentals in order to temporarily push up the

growth, then we are hurting ourselves elsewhere and that is bound to strike back the economy at some point of time,” Jaitley said.

Referring to the indiscriminate lending during the previous UPA regime, he said this was exactly what happened around a decade ago.”

“Indiscriminate lending to chase growth at the cost of macroeconomic fundamentals was a policy mistake... And the result of this has been that we ended up creating surplus capacities... We ended up funding projects which were unable to service the kind of debt that they had created -- and needless to say some had indulged in fraudulent practices,” Jaitley said.

And once that error was committed, the next error was the evergreening of loans and eventually, the banks struggled to find methodologies to make recoveries, he said.

However, Jaitley seemed positive about the future of the Indian economy which has now become the sixth largest in the world overtaking France last month.”

GRATITUDE The Seluophe Model Village Council, Dimapur would like to convey its gratitude to Dr. B. Atem Longchar, Chief Veterinary Officer Dimapur and his staff for providing Training & Capacity building on orientation programme latest technology for veterinary extension services to 10(ten) farmers of Seluophe Village under (NLM) during 2017-18 on 25-08-2018 at Seluophe Village.

The Council also would like to express that such kind of training to the needy beneficiaries will be immensely helpful for self reliant purposes.

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On behalf of Dimapur Mekokla Ekhüng, we would like to heartily congratulate Mr. Daniel Lotha, S/o Mr. T.M. Lotha on being promoted to the Cabinet Secretary GPRN. Further, DME would like to thank its sincere gratitude and appreciation to the collective leadership of NSCN for awarding full faith and energetic admirable quality to Mr. M. Daniel Lotha and posing him to serve the Naga Nation at this final stage of our solution.

DME acknowledge him for bringing laurels to the Union and extends its prayer that Almighty God continuously bestow His wisdom and guide you in all future endeavours.

(Z. James Yanthan) Chairman, DME

(Rabenthung Ezung) Gen. Secy., DME

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SHOIPU VILLAGE UNION DIMAPUR FELICITATION

With great joy and profound gratitude, we the Shoipu Village Union Dimapur would like to congratulate Miss Mekua V. Yeputhomi, D/o Vikheshe Yeputhomi on her success in National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) for Bachelor of Dental Surgery (B.D.S.) course.

The Union further wishes her more success in her future endeavours.

Atoshe Yeputho Chairman, S.V.U.D

Vishepu Z. Kappo Secretary, S.V.U.D

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Myanmar generals attempted genocide: UN Sharif appears in court in

More than 700,000 Rohingya people have fled Myanmar since August 2017.

G E N E VA , A U G 2 7 (AGENCIES): Myanmar’s military carried out mass killings and gang rapes of Muslim Rohingya with “genocidal intent” and the commander-in-chief and five generals should be prosecuted for orchestrating the gravest crimes under law, UN investigators say.

The civilian government led by Aung San Suu Kyi has allowed hate speech to thrive, destroyed documents and failed to protect minorities from crimes

against humanity and war crimes by the army in Rakhine, Kachin and Shan states, they said in a report.

In doing so, it “contributed to the commission of atrocity crimes”, the report said.

A year ago, government troops led a brutal crackdown in Myanmar’s Rakhine state in response to attacks by the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) on 30 Myanmar police posts and a military base.

Some 700,000 Rohingya fled the crackdown and most are now living in refugee camps in neighbouring Bangladesh. The UN report said the military action, which included the scorching of villages, was “grossly disproportionate to actual security threats”.

The United Nations defines genocide as acts meant to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group in whole or in part.

Such a designation is rare under international law, but

has been used in countries including Bosnia and Sudan and in the Islamic State campaign against the Yazidi communities in Iraq and Syria. “The crimes in Rakhine State, and the manner in which they were perpetrated, are similar in nature, gravity and scope to those that have allowed genocidal intent to be established in other contexts,” said the UN Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar.

In the final 20-page report, it said: “There is sufficient information to warrant the investigation and prosecution of senior officials in the Tatmadaw (army) chain of command, so that a competent court can determine their liability for genocide in relation to the situation in Rakhine state.”

The Myanmar government, which was sent an advance copy of the UN report in line with standard practice, has not commented.

The UN panel, led by former Indonesian attorneygeneral Marzuki Darusman, named the Myanmar army’s commander-in-chief, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, and five other generals who

should face justice.

They included Brigadier-General Aung Aung, commander of the 33rd Light Infantry Division, which oversaw operations in the coastal village of Inn Din where 10 Rohingya captive boys and men were killed.

The massacre was uncovered by two Reuters journalists - Wa Lone, 32, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 28 - who were arrested as a result last December and are being tried on charges of violating the country’s Official Secrets Act. The court had been due to deliver its verdict on Monday, but at a brief hearing earlier the proceedings were postponed until September 3.

In April, seven soldiers were sentenced to 10 years in prison with hard labour for participating in the massacre.

The report said Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, “has not used her de facto position as Head of Government, nor her moral authority, to stem or prevent the unfolding events, or seek alternative avenues to meet a responsibility to protect the civilian population”.

India, Pak to resume talks Turnbull to resign on Indus Waters Treaty from Parl this week

Islamabad, Aug 27 (PTI): India and Pakistan will resume their talks on various aspects of the Indus Waters Treaty in Lahore on Wednesday, the first bilateral engagement since Prime Minister Imran Khan took office.

India’s Indus Water Commissioner P K Saxena is expected to reach here today to begin the two-day discussions with his Pakistani counterpart Syed Mehr Ali Shah on Wednesday, Dawn quoted a government official as saying.

The last meeting of the Pakistan-India Permanent Indus Commission was held in New Delhi in March during which both the sides had shared details of the water flow and the quantum of water being used under the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty.

The talks will be the first official engagement between India and Pakistan since Khan became prime minister on August 18. In a letter to Khan on the day he was sworn in as Pakistan’s 22nd prime

minister, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed India’s resolve to build good neighbourly relations between the two countries.

On July 30, Modi telephoned Khan to congratulate him on his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf party’s victory in the general elections and expressed hope that both countries will work to open a new chapter in bilateral ties.

The Pakistani side will reiterate its objections over two water storage and hydropower projects being built by India during the two-day talks scheduled for August 29-30.

The official said Pakistan would raise its concerns over 1000MW Pakal Dul and 48MW Lower Kalnai hydroelectric projects on the Chenab river.

The official said that the two sides would also finalise the schedule of future meetings of the Permanent Indus Commission and visits of the teams of the Indus commissioners.

He said that the water

commissioners of Pakistan and India were required to meet twice a year and arrange technical visits to projects’ sites and critical river head works, but Pakistan had been facing a lot of problems in timely meetings and visits.

The two-day session is also expected to discuss ways and means for timely and smooth sharing of hydrological data on shared rivers.

The 1960 Indus Waters Treaty, brokered by the World Bank and signed by then prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Pakistan’s president Ayub Khan, administers how the water of the Indus river and its tributaries that flow in both the countries will be utilised.

Under the provisions of the Indus Waters Treaty 1960, waters of the eastern rivers — Sutlej, Beas and Ravi — had been allocated to India and the western rivers — the Indus, Jhelum and Chenab — to Pakistan, except for certain non-consumptive uses for India.

CANBERRA, AUG 27 (AGENCIES): Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will resign from Parliament later this week, the ABC News has confirmed.

Turnbull lost support in the Liberal partyroom last week and stepped aside from the top job.

For at least two sitting weeks, the Federal Government will hold 75 of 149 seats in the House of Representatives.

Turnbull’s resignation will trigger a by-election in his Sydney electorate of Wentworth.

The political fortunes of Australia’s wealthiest parliamentarian have turned for the worst. It’s a dramatic political end for a high achiever who has spent 40 years in the public spotlight.

Christine Forster the sister of former prime minister Tony Abbott has confirmed she wants to be the Liberal Party’s candidate for the seat.

Forster has been a Liberal councillor for the City of Sydney for the past

Three killed in Florida mall shooting

Florida Highway patrolmen block the entrance to the Main Street Bridge near the scene of a mass shooting at Jacksonville Landing.

Miami, Aug 27 (Agencies): Three people died in a mass shooting during a video game tournament at a waterfront shopping complex in the northern Florida city of Jacksonville, police said Sunday.

“There were three deceased individuals at the K Y M C

scene, one of those being the suspect, who took his own life,” Sheriff Mike Williams told a news conference.

Nine people were shot and wounded and two others were injured fleeing the scene, he said. All of the injured are being treated

in the hospital and are in stable condition.

The suspected shooter, who used at least one handgun, was identified as 24year-old David Katz from Baltimore, Maryland.

Katz was a participant in the video game tournament and reportedly

became angry when he was defeated, according to witnesses.

The shooting occured at a game bar hosting a Madden 19 NFL video game tournament at The Landing entertainment and shopping complex.

About a dozen gun shots could be heard on livestream footage of the popular American football video game before being cut off. In one scene, what appears to be a laser from a gun passes over the body of one of the video game players.

Josh Benson, an anchor with News Channel 8 in Tampa, shared a video of Katz doing an interview after a previous Madden win.

In 2017. Katz had won the Madden 17 for the Buffalo Bills. The NFL team posted a picture of Katz on its Twitter last year.

Electronic Arts, the company that makes the video game, said, “This is a horrible situation, and our deepest sympathies go out to all involved.”

The winner of the tournament takes home $5,000 (€4,293) and qualifies for the national tournament sponsored by Electronic Arts.

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six years and was a leading figure in last year’s successful same-sex marriage campaign.

The by-election date will be set by the Speaker, Tony Smith, after Mr Turnbull formally resigns.

Turnbull now holds the seat on a margin of 17.7 per cent.

But the margin was just 5.5 per cent when he claimed the inner-Sydney electorate in 2004, giving hope to Labor, the Greens and independents.

Turnbull has previously said he would swiftly exit Parliament if he lost the leadership.

Nepali govt for accelerated eco development: PM Kathmandu, Aug 27 (Agencies): Nepalese Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said the communist majority government was working in the direction of achieving rapid economic and social development, a report in The Himalayan Times said on Monday.

Inaugurating the Madan Bhandari Asian School at Kharipati, Oli said the government efforts were concentrated on achieving prosperity for the future generation.

“Sustainable economic development is the top priority of this government,” he asserted, adding that with the balanced relations with China and India, Nepal would launch metro rails connecting both countries.

According to him, the period of conflict management is over in Nepal, so time has come for development and prosperity.

On the occasion, former Prime Minister and senior CPN leader Madhav Kumar Nepal said it was now the responsibility of CPN to lead the activities for country’s prosperity and economic development.

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ISLAMABAD, Aug 27 (Agencies): Pakistan’s Supreme Court Monday ordered the accountability court to conclude the remaining two corruption cases against Nawaz Sharif and his family within the next six weeks as the jailed former prime minister appeared before the anti-corruption court, according to a media report.

The 68-year-old PML-N leader appeared before the court for hearing in the Al-Azizia Steel Mills and the Hill Metal Establishment cases.

The court also directed accountability judge Mohammad Arshad Malik to submit a progress report of the case to the apex court on a weekly basis, Dawn newspaper reported.

During a hearing of the application seeking an extension in the deadline, Chief Justice Saqib Nisar remarked that he hoped that the defence counsel would complete his defence within the stipulated time.

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Nawaz Sharif

Justice Saqib Nisar ordered a six-week extension in the deadline for concluding the remaining two corruption cases, it said.

Last week, Mr Malik had submitted a written request to the top court, seeking a fifth extension in the trial of ousted prime minister Sharif.

Sharif, along with his daughter Maryam, 44 and his son-in-law Capt (retd) Muhammad Safdar, 54, are already serving jail terms of 10-years, seven years and one year respectively in the Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi, after the accountability court convicted them on July 6 over the family’s ownership of four luxury flats in London through il-

legal means.

The pending corruption cases against Mr Sharif and his two sons were transferred by the Islamabad High Court (IHC) on August 7 on application of Sharif to another accountability court headed by judge by Mr Malik.

Three corruption cases were filed against Nawaz Sharif and family last year following a decision by Supreme Court on July 28 of the same year.

The formal trial of the Nawaz Sharif family started on September 14 and was to be completed in six months but later the deadline was extended at least thrice.

Apart from Nawaz Sharif, his two sons -Hassan and Hussian - are also co-accused on all three corruption cases.

The court has already declared the two sons as absconders due to their persistent failure to appear before the court. They have been blacklisted by the authorities, barring them from travelling on their Pakistani passports.

4 killed in UK Brexit plan a ‘historic Taiwan rains mistake,’ say Johnson

Taipei, Aug 27 (IANS): At least four people were killed and 143 injured following torrential rains in Taiwan that also caused agricultural losses worth more than 563.2 million Taiwanese dollars ($18 million), authorities said on Monday.

Central and southern Taiwan have suffered floods that have paralysed factories and work on farms in addition to causing power outages and damaging several roads. According to disaster management authorities, thousands of homes have been flooded and about 7,000 people have been evacuated, including 1,827 who are living in 20 temporary shelters. Some 70,000 households have suffered power outages, according to fire agency data.

A Taiwanese weather expert on Monday forecast three more days of torrential rains and strong winds, warning residents of increased flooding, landslides and falling rocks.

The army has mobilized more than 37,000 troops and some 5,000 aircraft and vehicles to deal with the situation arising from the torrential rains.

L o n d o n, Aug 2 7 (Agencies): Theresa May’s Chequers Brexit plan is a “historic mistake” that will result in national “humiliation” akin to that meted out by the EU on Greece, former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson wrote in the Telegraph.

The comments are his first substantial intervention on Brexit since his resignation from the Cabinet last month and amount to a full-frontal attack on the prime minister’s negotiating strategy with Brussels. They will spark concern in Downing Street that the leading Brexiteer, who is popular with party members, is lining up a leadership pitch at the Tory annual conference next month.

Johnson argued that the Greek bailout, which ended last week, has not shored up the euro, which he said “remains an unmitigated disaster.”

He wrote: “The experience of Greece alone is a lesson in the absolute insanity of any country allowing itself to be bullied by EU negotiators.”

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Referring to the deal agreed by the Cabinet at the prime minister’s country residence, Chequers, which prompted his resignation and that of then-Brexit Secretary David Davis, Johnson said: “Under the Chequers proposals, we are about to make a historic mistake and turn this country into a rules-taker from Brussels, with no say on those rules — not just for industrial goods and agri-foods but across a wide range of economic activity.

“Look at the humiliation of Greece, an EU member, and ask yourself how the EU will legislate with the U.K. out of the room, and when we can no longer do anything to protect ourselves from the imposition of those rules.”

‘Trump nixed statement praising McCain’ Washington, Aug 27 (Agencies): President Trump rejected a White House statement praising Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) following his death on Saturday, according to a Washington Post report.

Trump reportedly told his aides that he preferred to tweet his condolence, and tweeted out a pared-down statement in which he did not offer praise of the Arizona Republican.

“My deepest sympathies and respect go out to the family of Senator John McCain,” Trump tweeted after reports confirmed that McCain had died. “Our hearts and prayers are with you!”

Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, chief of staff John Kelly and other White House aides advocated for a detailed official statement that referred to McCain as a “hero” and gave him accolades for his military service, the Post reported. Aides wrote the statement and Sanders edited it over the weekend.

Trump declined to release the statement.

McCain, 81, died after a yearlong battle with an aggressive form of brain cancer. Even as his condition deteriorated as he re-

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ceived medical treatment in Arizona, Trump continued to mock the late senator at campaign-style rallies, criticizing him for his “no” vote on a bill that would have repealed the Affordable Care Act. The two had

an adversarial relationship, and McCain often criticized the president for his conduct and policies.

Tr ump drew widespread blowback when he said McCain, who was held captive as a prisoner of war in Vietnam for more than five years, was “not a war hero.”

“He’s a war hero because he was captured,” Trump said in 2015. “I like people that weren’t captured.”

Trump was reportedly not invited to McCain’s funeral.

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irector Danny Boyle stepped down from James Bond 25 following a dispute over killing off Daniel Craig’s secret agent character, it has been reported.

The Trainspotting and Slumdog Millionaire filmmaker was confirmed to take charge of the new Bond movie earlier this year. However, it was announced on the franchise’s official Twitter account earlier this week that he had left the role over ‘creative differences’.

A day later, it was reported that producers weren’t impressed after

viewing the film’s script, which focused heavily on recent political tensions with Russia and a “modernday Cold War”. It was also said that Boyle had clashed with the lead actor Daniel Craig.

Now, it has been reported that the movie’s star – along with producer Barbara Broccoli – wanted Bond to die in a “spectacular finale” to bring Craig’s stint as the spy to an end.

A source told The Sun that Boyle thought the idea was “ridiculous”.

“There were discussions about killing off Bond in dramatic fashion at the

end,” an insider said. “It would also leave it open for a twist in the next instalment — either Bond hadn’t died or there could be a Doctor Who-esque regeneration with a new actor.” The source also claimed that there were disputes over budgets, adding that “there’s pandemonium among crew with people leaving the production left, right and centre”.

With production in disarray, it was previously reported that the movie’s release could face significant delays.

“It’s possible that Bond 25 may not hit theatres until late 2020,” The Hollywood Reporter claimed. “Even before Boyle departed, there was talk of pushing the movie’s release to early 2020.”

Looking beyond Bond 25, Idris Elba recently confirmed that he won’t portray the iconic spy after all. Speculation had been reignited after the actor teased fans with the Twitter post: “my name’s Elba, Idris Elba.”

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sia Argento has reportedly been let go from her job as a judge on “X Factor Italy” following allegations that she sexually abused a child actor who appeared in a movie with her.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the star will specifically not appear on the upcoming live portion of the competition, which will begin with a new host on Oct. 25. She will, however, appear in the first seven episodes of the

season, which were filmed prior to allegations about her alleged encounter with actor Jimmy Bennett when he was 17 and she was 37.

Those episodes begin on September 6.

The outlet notes that Sky Italia, which produces the show, does not want to penalize the 40,000 people who auditioned for Argento for the final 12 spots by redoing that process. Instead, she’ll be replaced for the reports that Argento’s exlater episodes that air live. husband, Italian pop singer In an ironic twist, Variety Morgan, is her likely re-

placement.

News of Argento being fired from her role as an “X Factor” judge comes shortly after she denied allegations from Bennett that she paid him $380,000 to keep quiet about an alleged sexual encounter they had while he was underage in California, where the legal age of consent is 18.

On that date, according to a notice of intent to sue document sent to Argento’s then-lawyer in November, Argento met the actor at

the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Marina del Rey, Calif. After giving him alcohol, Argento kissed him and performed oral sex on him before the two had sexual intercourse, the report said.

Argento admitted that she paid the money to Bennett by way of her ex boyfriend, the late Anthony Bourdain, but denied any sexual encounter with the young man who played her son in a movie when he was just four years old.

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inger Shawn Mendes, who performed at 2018 iHeartRadio Much Music Video Awards (MMVA), got felicitated with four awards, including Best Pop Artist or Group, Artist of the Year, Fan Fave Artist and Fan Fave Video, at the ceremony.

The 20-year-old on Sunday opened and closed the show with performances of his songs “Lost in Japan” and “In My Blood”, and took home the four awards, reports

hollywoodreporter.com.

Mendes said: “Honestly, what I mainly want to say is thank you to everybody who follows an artist when they try to explore musically and support them through that journey. That means the world to me.”

The other big winner at the awards show was Drake, who received two honours for best hip-hop artist or group and best director for his “God’s Plan” video, an award he shared with Karena

Evans. Singer Selena Gomez too nabbed an award for Fan Fave Single for “Wolves”.

Also, Imagine Dragons, picked up the trophy for best rock/alternative artist or group and Ed Sheeran got the best single prize for “Perfect”.

The iHeartRadio M M VA s a r e a n n u a l awards presented by the Canadian television channel Much to honour the best music videos released in a year.

(IANS)

Bollywood actress Kalki Koechlin showcases a creation of designer Gaurav Katta at the Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) Winter/Festive 2018 in Mumbai on Sunday. (PTI)

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“We want to prevent them from using our service to further inflame ethnic and religious tensions,” added Facebook.

In addition to General Hlaing, the Myanmar military television network, Myawady, has also been blocked.

The UN-authorized Fact-Finding Mission, presented in Geneva on Monday, said that there were elements of intentional genocide in the military operation launched a year ago in the western state of Rakhine against the Rohingya minority.

The mission condemned the government of Nobel Peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, for not doing enough to stop the violence and recommended the establishment of an international tribunal to investigate and prosecute the alleged perpetrators belonging to the Armed Forces.

(IANS)

acebook announced on Monday that it has blocked the accounts of the commanderin-chief of the Myanmar Armed Forces and others to prevent the spread of hate speech and fake news.

The United Nations on Monday recommended that Min Aung Hlaing and other members of the Myanmar military leadership, should face genocide charges for their campaign that has seen hundreds of thousands of mostlyMuslim Rohingyas flee to Bangladesh since last Au-

gust, Efe news reported.

“Today, we are taking more action in Myanmar, removing a total of 18 Facebook accounts, one Instagram account and 52 Facebook Pages, followed by almost 12 million people. We are preserving data, including content, on the accounts and pages we have removed,” Facebook said in a statement.

It pointed out that the UN investigative report had found evidence that “many of these individuals and organizations committed or enabled serious human rights abuses in the

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s fans eagerly wait for the premiere of the eighth and final season of HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” the network treated fans to a little glimpse of the upcoming season - a very little glimpse.

As with the Season 7 premiere, the first footage showed up in a promotional video for the premium cable network’s upcoming 2019 lineup. Buried in the footage of shows like “True Detective,” “Big Little Lies,” “Barry,” “Veep” and “Sharp Objects” was the smallest look at “Thrones” characters Jon Snow (Kit Harington) and Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) embracing.

The moment only lasts a second, and it is hard to spot as the video is rife with

footage from the previouslyaired Season 7. However, as Entertainment Weekly notes, when Jon Snow hugs Sansa, it’s happening at Winterfell, not Castle Black where they previously shared a sibling embrace in Season 6. As a result, this counts as the first real footage of “Game of Thrones” Season 8.

The tease comes at a difficult time for “Thrones” fans, as news surfaced earlier this week that the final season may not debut until the second half of 2019 despite early rumors that the show would premiere early in the year. This means there could be two years between the penultimate and final seasons of the hit fantasy drama.

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he Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the Centre and messaging service provider WhatsApp after a plea sought direction to restrain the app from proceeding with its payments systems unless it fully complies with RBI’s provisions.

A bench of Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman and Justice Indu Malhotra sought response from

WhatsApp, Law and Justice Ministry, Finance Ministry and Information Technology Ministry within four weeks.

Advocate Virag Gupta, appearing for the petitioner Centre for Accountability and Systemic Change, contended that the messaging platform does not comply with provision of mandating a Grievance Officer and other laws of India includ-

ing Know Your Customer (KYC) norms laid down by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

The plea said that while companies like Facebook and Google have appointed Grievance Officers for users in India, WhatsApp had not.

In order to make WhatsApp accountable, it must be directed to comply with Indian laws and appoint a Grievance Officer who shall address grievances of the consumers as well as coordinate with investigating agencies, it added.

WhatsApp is a foreign company with no office or servers in India and to run payments service here it is obligated to have its office and payments in India, said the plea.

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The Students' Council of Mount Mary College, B.Ed Chumukedima organized its first Freshers' Day celebration at CPO Hall, Chumukedima on 25th of August 2018. The special invitee for the event was DC-6419 Dr. K Inaje Phuleshe, Project Director, DRDA Zunheboto.

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ike Shinoda has spoken fur ther about meeting the challenge of stepping up as a solo artist this year.

The Linkin Park musician has embarked on a solo career in 2018, with his debut album ‘Post Traumatic’ emerging in June.

The conception and writing of that record emerged in the months following the tragic death of Shinoda’s bandmate Chester Bennington, who died at the age of 41 in July 2017.

Speaking to NME ahead of his set at Reading Festival this weekend, Shinoda reflected on how he’s adapted to becoming a solo artist in the wake of Bennington’s passing.

“It was [a step up],” he said. “There are a lot of elements of putting out the music, getting on stage, doing certain songs. Some things are harder than oth-

ers, y’know? I always make at least one moment during the set to pay tribute to Chester, and to give the fans – who, you know, were so touched by our songs with him – that moment of celebration.

“I never want my show to be a sad thing at all, but it feels totally appropriate and healthy to have that moment. And some fans really need that.”

Shinoda later added that he has been keen to instil a “celebratory” tone to his music and shows.

“After I put out the album, started playing some shows and seeing the fans in person – like I said before, the tone is much more celebratory,” he said. “You know, this is not the hand that any of us would have wanted to be dealt, but if this is what I’m dealing with, then I’m going to make the most of it.” (NME)

With immense pride and joy, the Thüvopisümi Women Society Kohima extend our heartfelt congratulations to Tetseo Sisters, D/o Mr. Kevesho Tetseo and Mrs Setsülü Tetseo for being awarded the Governor’s Award on the 72nd Independence Day 2018 for their outstanding achievements in the field of music (Folk).

The Society wishes them and prays for more success in their future endeavours.

Mudosalü Venyo Ronsile L.Venyo President, TWSK Gen. Secy., TWSK

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he original Apple 1 computer, which is still fully functional, is set to go on sale in September and could fetch more than $300,000, the media reported.

Designed by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in the 1970s, the rare computer is being auctioned by Boston-based RR Auction and is one of the only 60 of such computers known to still exist today.

“RR Auctions is preparing to take bids on a functioning, late “Byte Shop”-style Apple-1 model, with the expectation that it will go for more than $300,000. That’s about the same you can expect to pay for the speedy and sexy 2019 Aston Martin DBS Superleggera, among many, many other awesome things,” CNET reported late on Sunday.

Apple Computer 1, also known later as the Apple I, or Apple-1, is a desktop computer released by the Apple Computer Company in 1976. The auction lot would include not just the motherboard but also the original manual and a period-style monitor and keyboard to fire it up to showcase how powerful an Apple computer was in 1976.

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75 Years of God Blessing 14.08.1943

S. PITOVI CHISHO Every year in our life is a reminder of God's faithfulness, and grace. We celebrate birthdays because of his love. We take this time to give glory to God for everything. A long life, well lived with its share of accomplishments and difficulties faced and overcome.

Wishing you the Happiest 75th year celebration and more years to come.

"For by me, your days will be multiplied, and years will be added to your life."

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The Rengma Sebunyu Clan Organization takes this privilege to thank the Government of Nagaland for appointing Shri. R Binchilo Thong IAS, S/o Late Riga Thong (Ex-Minister) to the post of Chief Secretary, Government of Nagaland.

The Sebunyu Clan Organisation takes immense pride, glory and conveys our heartiest congratulations to Shri. R Binchilo Thong IAS for being appointed as Chief Secretary of Nagaland. He is an honest bureaucrat officer, a man of integrity and straight forward in discharging duties with prompt action.

The Organisation wishes and prays that our Almighty God grant him with wisdom, good health, long life and serve the people of Nagaland in years to come.

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The Principal, Faculty, Office Staff and Students of Alder College are saddened to hear the untimely demise of Ms. Viboli Chophy, a 5th Semester student of Alder College, on 22nd August 2018. On behalf of the entire college community, we would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the bereaved family.

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Borussia Dortmund players celebrate after scoring a goal against RB Leipzig during a Bundesliga match.

Odisha CM announces Rs 1.5 cr for Dutee Chand Bhubaneswar, Aug 27 (IANS): Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Monday announced a cash award of Rs 1.5 crore for sprinter Dutee Chand for winning the silver medal in the 100 meter event at 18th Asian Games in Indonesia.

Dutee won silver medal in the women’s 100 meter event at the Asian Games.

“It is a matter of pride that an athlete from Odisha has brought laurels to the country in this event after 20 years. In 1998 Asian Games, Odia Athlete Rachita Panda Mistri had won bronze medal,” said a statement from the Chief Minister’s Office. “In recognition of her grit, determination and hard work, the CM has announced a cash award of Rs 1.5 crore to Dutee Chand,” the statement said.

Y. RHONJAMO EZUNG 12/02/1964 – 23/08/2018 As we passed through a time of distress at the sudden demise of our beloved husband, wonderful father and a loving son Y. Rhonjamo Ezung, your presence, your contributions in cash and in kind shared with us made all the difference. We know that words are inadequate to express how comforted and blessed we are, therefore we would like to acknowledge the Doctors and staffs of Dr. Motsuo Memorial Hospital Wokha, Wokha Town Longsa Ekhung, members of Ekukju Village, friends, relatives & colony members who stood with us at the bitterest time. We pray that the Almighty will bless you all in return for all the wonderful gestures you’ve shown to us.

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Born : 07/05/1939 Died : 17/08/2018 We the bereaved family members of Late Mongkum would like to express our profound gratitude to all who have comforted us and helped us physically, materially, financially and through prayer support from the time of his illness till his last breath and also for accompanying the last journey to the native Changki Village.

Words are inadequate to express our gratitude and we could not reach out to you all personally to thank you, but we pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly for your good deed.

Loving family members.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Born : 1945 – Died : 28.08.2015 It's been three years since you left us for your eternal home.

Your sweet memories will always be remembered and treasured in our hearts.

We miss you every passing day.

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“I LOVE THE HOUSE WHERE YOU LIVE, O, LORD, THE PLACE WHERE YOUR GLORY DWELLS.”

IN LOVING MEMORY OF LATE ILHOKHU CHISHI 2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY

1929 - 2016 Dear Dad, on this day you’ve pass on to the other side, Though we wish you could still be here with us.

We’ll always remember you Dad because There’ll never be another one to replace you in our hearts and the love we will always have for you.

Sadly missed and always remembered by your loving family.

Loving wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren & great grandchildren.

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Born : 05.08.1934 – Died : 16.08.2018 Words are inadequate to express our profound gratitude to all the individuals who stood by us physically, materially, financially and through unceasing prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved father Late Lanupokyim (Molungkimong).

We extend our special thanks to: 1. Shri Moatoshi, Hon'ble MLA 2. Mrs. Tiala Dhillon and family 3. Er. & Mrs. Nungsangtemjen Lkr. 4. Dimapur Molungkimong Union 5. Dimapur Molungkimong Uniontsür 6. Dimapur Molungkimong Fellowship 7. Molungkimong Fellowship Tuli 8. Duncan Bosti Dimapur.

We regret for our inability to thank each and everyone for your unconditional act of love and support during these darkest moments of our life. It is our prayer that the Almighty bless you all abundantly.

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Born on: 23-12-1958 – Died on: 10-07-2018 “Very truly I tell you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life and will not be judged but has crossed over from death to life.”

John 5:24 We, the bereaved family of Lt. Khyobemo Ezung, extend our unfeigned thanks and gratitude to every single person, neighbours, relatives, families, churches, fellowships, hospital staff and well wishers for your selfless, kind concern and support physically, financially, materially and your valuable prayers during his protracted illness and at his sad demise. We appreciate your love and care as it has been profoundly comforting.

We regret our inability to thank you all personally but may the Good Lord bless you all in abundance.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1st Death Anniversary

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Romans 14:8..., "So whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord.

"It's been a year since you passed away And the way we miss you is different now We hope you know how much you meant to us We still think about you everyday We just love and miss you in our own special way".

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Loving son and daughter.

1927 – 21st August 2018 Words are inadequate to express how grateful we are to everyone who stood with us, especially during the final lap of earthly sickness and on to heaven’s glory of our dearest father VISEBI DOLIE. A simple man, yet who tried, with all his shortcomings, to walk sincerely and honestly before God. In the midst of our pain and sorrow, we celebrate his life and thank God for His undeserved blessings through him.

We are truly overwhelmed and moved by your sympathetic love, gracious presence, generous gifts, sacrificial services, and uplifting prayers for us. May God richly bless all of you.

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Born : 02.11.1962 – Died : 23.08.2018 We the bereaved family of L a t e M r. S ü b o n g t u d e n A i e r (Mopungchuket) would like to convey our deepest gratitude to all our friends, neighbours, families, doctors and nurses, churches, unions and all the well wishers who have extended their great kindness and compassion and stood by us physically, financially, spiritually and mentally right from the time of his illness till his last breath. Words are not enough to express our heartfelt gratitude and we regret for not being able to thank each person individually but your selfless act of kindness, support, comfort and prayers will always and forever be remembered in our hearts.

Though we have nothing to give you in return and are greatly indebted, you will always be remembered in our humble prayers. May the good Lord always be with you and your family and bless each and everyone abundantly.

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100th career tally for Reus, according to Bor ussia Dortmund’s official Twitter account.

With this win, Dortmund leads the Bundesliga table with three points on goal difference ahead of Bayern Munich, which kicked off its title defence run with a 3-1 home win over Hoffenheim on Friday.

Leipzig is now at the bottom of the table with no points after the end of the first round.

Earlier on Sunday, Mainz 05 forward Anthony Ujah scored the winner to help his side earn a 1-0 home victory over VfB Stuttgart in the same round.

With 14 minutes to go, Ujah netted the winning goal to secure the first three points for Mainz this season. Mainz holds the eighth position with three points, while Stuttgart is in the 14th spot with no points.

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Dortmund, Aug 27 (IANS): Borussia Dortmund came from behind to beat RB Leipzig 4-1 in their Bundesliga clash here.

RB Leipzig forward Jean-Kevin Augustin gave his side an early 1-0 lead on Sunday after opening the scoring in the first minute, reports Efe news agency.

However, Dortmund fought back to score the equalizer with its midfielder Mahmoud Dahoud netting the goal 20 minutes later.

Just five minutes before the end of the first half, Leipzig midfielder Marcel Sabitzer scored an own goal to give a 2-1 lead for Dortmund.

Midfielder Axel Witsel netted the third goal three minutes later to end the first half with a 3-1 lead for Dortmund.

Dortmund forward Marco Reus sealed the home win with the fourth goal in stoppage time.

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LT. HEVILI (HENILOLI) K. SWU Born 1915 - Died on 20th August, 2018 Served as Women Leader from 1935 -1947 We, the bereaved family of Lt. Hevili (Heniloli) K. Swu, would like to deeply express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to each and every individuals and well wishers for the love and sympathy , prayers and financial support extended to us at the demise of our beloved mother.

We convey our special thanks to:1. Ghokimi Baptist Church 15. Kiqheto K. Wotsa (Retd.) Ranger 2. Ghokimi Women Dept.

16. Zuvito P. Wotsa GM (NIDC) 3. Ghokimi Youth Dept.

17. Vihoto P. Shohe Secy. Sumi Hoho 4. Ghokimi NCRC 18. Obed P. Achumi B.D.O 5. Ghokimi Village Council 19. Pekiye K. Achumi (Retd. SDAO) 6. Our Good neighbours 20. Lipok Ao Dy. SP 7. Ghokimi Union Kohima 21. Khuluvi Swu, Ex-President (T.U.C) 8. Ghokimi Kulalu Group Kohima 22. Lukiye X. Swu 9. Ghokimi Kukhakulu Dimapur 23. Ikhuli T. Swu, Home Evangelist (GKD) 10. Kitami Union Dimapur 24. Ghunakha S. Swu, Retd. Jt. Secy. NLA 11. Atuna Society Dimapur 25. Qhehoto I. Swu Pastor GBC 12. Nikuphu Society Dimapur 26. Isak K. Wotsa Chairman ( GUK) 13. Toluvi Baptist Church 27. Lhotovi X. Swu Chairman (GVC) 14. CTI Home Guard Toluvi Loving children & relatives K-2492 K

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Asian Games: Neeraj wins gold; India’s medal tally reach 41

Sports Minister Rajyavardhan Singh with Gold medalist javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra (C) and Silver medal winner Steeplechase athlete Sudha Singh. (PTI)

all of it coming from the athletics arena. Sudha Singh (women’s 300m steeplechase), Neena Varakil (women’s long jump) and Dharun Ayyasamy (men’s 400m hurdles) came second in their respective events.

Ayyasamy clocked 48.96 seconds to shatter his own national record and finish behind Qatar’s Abderrahman Samba who won the gold with a Games record time of 47.66.

Varakil’s best jump of 6.51m came in the fourth attempt, which was enough to fetch her the silver.

Veteran Sudha clocked 9:40.03 seconds to win her second Asian Games medal after the 2010 Guangzhou edition gold in the same event.

But the man of the moment was Neeraj, the son of a farmer from Panipat who has caught the nation’s imagination with his exploits.

The 20-year-old, who claimed a gold at the Commonwealth Games earlier this year, had managed a gold medal throw from his very first attempt today -an effort of 83.46m effort.

In the end, he was

Twenty XI FC through to KTC Cup semis

Rondon defends Rafa’s tactics

Ja k a rta , Au g 2 7 (PTI): Farmer’s son Neeraj Chopra harvested another record-smashing gold in javelin throw as India’s track-and-field athletes delivered a clutch of medals, while badminton ace P V Sindhu advanced to a historic final on a brilliant day for India at the 18th Asian Games here.

Neeraj’s gold and three other athletics silver medals, along with Saina Nehwal’s badminton singles bronze, propelled India’s overall medal count to 41 (8 gold, 13 silver, and 20 bronze).

Considered the biggest star in Indian athletics right now, junior world champion Neeraj delieverd on the massive expectations in style, throwing the spear to a brand new personal best of 88.06m and leaving the field behind by quite a distance.

Joining him in the record books was PV Sindhu, who became the first shuttler to make the Asian Games badminton singles final.

She defeated Akane Yamaguchi 21-17 15-21 2110 for her second win over the Japanese at the Asian

Games, having beaten her in the team championship as well.

Sindhu will now fight it out with Tai Tzu-Ying to claim India’s first ever individual gold in badminton. Tai ended Saina’s run in the semifinals today, which fetched the seasoned Indian her maiden Asiad bronze.

“I have a strategy in place for her. It should be a good match,” said world No.3 Sindhu, who has not beaten Tai in their last five meetings.

There was plenty of silver to celebrate as well,

Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal reacts after winning a point against Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei.

Ko h i m a , Au g 2 7 (NPN): Twenty XI FC beat Ziekiezou SC 5-4 via tie-breaker in the first match of KTC Cup at kohima local ground on Monday. The cup is being organized by Kohima Town Club.

Kelesal Pucho opened the account for Twenty XI FC in the 25th minute. But five minutes later,

Keviphretuo Kire scored for Ziekiezou SC to make it 1-1.

Zevito Khizho scored the second goal for Twenty XI in the 37th minute.

After the breather, Keneinguzei Pienyii of Ziekiezou SC made it 2-2 in the 56th minute. With the match tied at 2-2 at the stipulated time, the match went into the 30 minute extra time.

Twenty XI FC again

want ahead and scored a goal in the 101st minute through Zevito Khizho.

However, Ziekiezou SC was not far behind as they scored the equaliser through Keneinguzei Pienyii in the 104th minute.

With the match tied at 3-3, the game went for the spot kick where Twenty XI prevailed over Ziekiezou SC 5-4.

Twenty XI FC will now lock horns with Sechü

Salah hits out at Egypt FA

Mohamed Salah

London, Aug 27 (Agencies): Mohamed Salah has demanded answers from the Egyptian Football Association (EFA) as his row with the country’s governing body continues.

Salah has spoken out against the EFA in the past, with the problem stemming from an image rights issue earlier in the year.

The Liverpool star underwhelmed for Egypt at the World Cup, with his recovery from a shoulder injury sustained in the Champions League final hampering his impact on the tournament.

The relationship with the EFA was strained further when they promoted pictures of him alongside controversial Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov and being made an honorary citizen of the republic, in which the national team were based at the World Cup. Last month, EFA executive manager Tharwat Sweilem dismissed talk of an issue with the player, after Salah said there “needs to be change” with the national team.

Salah is due to be back in international action under new coach Javier Aguirre next month, with Egypt facing Niger in a 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

But his participation in that fixture could be in doubt as Salah questioned the EFA on social media on Sunday.

“It’s normal that a football federation seeks to solve the problems of its players so they can feel comfortable,” Salah wrote on Twitter.

“But in fact, what I see is exactly the opposite. It is not normal that my messages and my lawyer’s letters are ignored...

I do not know why all this [is happening]?

Do you not have time to respond to us?!”

Ramy Abbas Issa, Salah’s representative, also had his say on social media, too.

“Enough is enough,” he wrote.

“We asked for guarantees regarding Mohamed’s wellbeing whilst with the national team, and assurances that the image rights violations wouldn’t happen again.

That’s all. They have yet to respond.”

round out of eight participants.

In volleyball, the Indian women’s team ended its campaign after losing 0-3 to China in the last Pool B match. In a 67-minute match, India lost 18-25 19-25 9-25 to China, who

remained unbeaten in the pool stage.

Already out of reckoning, the Indian men’s speaktakraw team ended its campaign on a positive note, beating Nepal 2-0 in the last group B regu match.

Medal Tally S l . Countries No.

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China

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62

43

191

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Japan

43

36

57

136

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South Korea

28

36

42

106

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Indonesia

22

15

27

64

5

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17

15

15

47

6

Chinese Taipei

12

12

17

41

7

North Korea

12

6

7

25

8

Thailand

9

10

33

52

9

India

8

13

20

41

10

Kazakhstan

7

8

28

43

11

Uzbekistan

6

13

12

31

12

Bahrain

6

3

3

12

13

Hong Kong

3

11

15

29

14

Malaysia

3

8

6

17

15

UAE

3

6

3

12

16

Singapore

3

4

10

17

17

Qatar

3

3

1

7

18

Mongolia

3

2

5

10

19

Philippines

3

0

12

15

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Vietnam

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Zubza FC in the semifinals on August 29.

Deputy Commissioner of Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan, IAS was the match patron of the day.

Today’s matches 1st match: 12:00 noon United 16 FC Vs New Market FC 2nd match: 2:00 pm Vanguard FC Vs Khriekesa FC

Lo n d o n, Au g 2 7 (Agencies): Salomon Rondon has backed Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez over his decision to defend deep in their 2-1 loss to Chelsea on Sunday.

Chelsea needed an 87th-minute winner courtesy of a DeAndre Yedlin own goal, but Benitez was heavily criticised by the Super Sunday panel after his side recorded just 19 per cent possession, with Jamie Redknapp calling the tactics “embarrassing”.

Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri expressed his surprise at Benitez’s tactics, which the Newcastle boss blamed on injuries to key players such as Jonjo Shelvey and Jamaal Lascelles.

Rondon, who was making his full debut for the Magpies after joining on loan for the season from West Brom, insisted he and his team-mates had done what they had to do. “When you play against teams like this, you try not to concede goals,” he said. “We did that in the first half, but in the second, we conceded a penalty and an own goal then they get the three points.”

Nadal, Halep top tennis rankings

Real power past Girona in La Liga

The match patron Rajesh Soundararajan along with Ziekiezou SC and Twenty XI FC and others on the opening day of KTC Cup at Kohima local ground on Monday. (NP)

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only competing against himself and he made sure that he gave the best account of himself. It was a reasonably good day for the boxers as well with Commonwealth Games medal-winning duo of Vikas Krishan (75kg) and Amit Panghal (49kg) advancing to the quarterfinals along with Dheeraj Rangi.

Vikas out-ounched Pakistan’s Tanveer Ahmed in his pre-quarterfinal bout before Amit recovered from a rusty start to outwit Mongolia’s Enkhmandakh Kharhuu -- both the wins being unanimous verdicts.

Later, national champion Dheeraj Rangi (64kg) defeated Mongolia’s Nurlan Kobashev to also be one win away from a guaranteed medal.

However, Commonwealth Games bronzewinner Mohammed Husammuddin (56kg) lost a close contest against Kyrgyzstan’s Enkh-Amar Kharkhuu to bow out of the competition in the prequarterfinal stage.

In cycling, both the men’s and women’s sprint and pursuit teams failed to qualify for the final rounds.

In the team sprint events, the two teams finished seventh in the qualification

M a d r i d, A u g 2 7 (IANS): Spain’s Rafael Nadal maintained the no. 1 spot in the men’s ATP world singles rankings released on Monday with 10,040 points, ahead of Switzerland’s Roger Federer.

Top-10 players are holding on to their positions as Argentina’s Juan Martin del Potro is still occupying the third position, followed

by Alexander Zverev of Germany.

Further down the rankings, Russian Daniil Medvedev rocketed 21 places to the 36th, following his victory at the Winston-Salem Open against Steve Johnson of the United States 6-4, 6-4.

In the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) singles rankings, Romania’s Simona Halep continued to lead the rankings with 8,061 points, followed by Denmark’s Caroline Wozniacki.

United States’ Sloane Stephens remained in her third spot in this week’s unchanged top 10, followed

by Germany’s Angelique Kerber and Petra Kvitova of the Czech Republic, respectively, reports Efe.

M a d r i d, A u g 2 7 (Agencies): Real Madrid benefited from two penalties to come from behind to beat Girona 4-1, while Gareth Bale maintained his hot goal scoring form and Karem Benzema scored a double.

Madrid suffered its first away defeat of the 20172018 season at Montilivi and it looked set to be another uncomfortable outing when Borja Garcia gave the home side the lead after 16 minutes.

Madrid tur ned the scoreline on its head with the help of careless tackles from Marc Muniesa and Pere Pons, allowing Sergio Ramos and Karim Benzema to convert a spot-kick apiece either side of the break.

Bale added a third in the 59th minute, with Benzema making absolutely sure of the win with a goal that puts Madrid above rivals Barcelona after two matches of the LaLiga campaign.

It was Madrid which made the early running, with Benzema finding the net after eight minutes only to be denied by the offside flag.

Isco could not sort his

Inter Milan’s Mauro Icardi makes an attempt to score during their match against Torino.

Milan, Aug 27 (Agencies): Torino staged a superb second-half recovery to heap more Serie A misery on Inter in a 2-2 draw at the San Siro.

Inter appeared on course to bounce back from their opening-weekend defeat at Sassuolo when Ivan Perisic and Stefan de Vrij scored in the first half.

But Torino were a different proposition after the break and Andrea Belotti and Soualiho Meite

rewarded their dramatic improvement. Perisic was making his first start since helping Croatia to the World Cup final and swept home Mauro Icardi’s sixthminute cross.

De Vrij doubled Inter’s lead with a close-range header after 32 minutes, the Dutch defender’s first goal since his summer move from Lazio.

Torino were back in the game when Belotti latched onto Iago Falque’s

brilliant diagonal ball 10 minutes after the break and rounded Samir Handanovic to roll the ball into an empty net.

Meite then equalised from the edge of the box after 68 minutes, with Handanovic pushing the ball onto a post before it crossed the line.

Salvatore Sirigu protected Torino’s point with an outstanding save from Icardi in the final moments.

Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale scored in his sixth successive league game to take his career total to 150 goals.

feet out in time to apply the finish to a squared Marco Asensio pass and Girona punished the visitors for their profligacy with the opening goal.

Anthony Lozano’s shot was blocked in the box, but the ball fell kindly for Garcia, who kept his cool to turn onto his right foot and fire high into Keylor Navas’s net. The home side threw away their advantage six minutes from the break, Muniesa bringing down

Asensio, who was running away from goal, inside the penalty area.

With Cristiano Ronaldo now gone, spot-kick duties fell to captain Ramos, whose delicate flick down the middle deceived goalkeeper Bono.

Madrid had another chance from the spot seven minutes into the second half - this time Benzema scoring from 12 yards out after Asensio was hacked down by Pons.

Almost an hour had passed by the time Madrid got their

first goal from open play, with Bale slotting beyond Bono to stretch his LaLiga scoring run to a career-best six matches.

Benzema’s second of the contest arrived 10 minutes from time to put the result beyond doubt, the French striker tucking home a Bale cross to round off the victory.

Madrid will look to maintain its perfect start at home to Leganes, a day after Girona visits Villarreal.

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