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Vol XXVII No. 264
DIMAPUR, tuesday, august 29, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00
Thailand’s Yingluck fled at ‘last minute’, says Aides
Valencia hold Real Madrid 2-2
Kapil Sharma: When the actor made headlines
international, Page 9
sports, Page 12
Infotainment, Page 10
E-roll management database to be launched on Aug 30
D I M A P U R , AU G 2 8 (NPN): Nagaland chief electoral officer (CEO), Abhijit Sinha has informed that the electoral-roll management data base/software, called ‘ERONET, on Unified National Photo Roll database which integrates the e-roll at the national level would be launched in Nagaland on August 30. Election Commission has already launched ERONET is some states. ERONET is envisioned keeping in mind the mandate of the ECI, that no voter would be left behind irrespective of his language or physical ability. The system strives to make an applicant’s entry in the e-roll unambiguous and error free without much of a hassle. The inclusion, modification, deletion or transposition in the e-roll would be done by filling and submitting electoral roll forms online through the National Voter’s Service Portal (NVSP) http://nvsp.in, which shall be processed in the ERONET. Meanwhile, CEO has also informed that the offline forms submitted physical to the ERO/ AERO/ BLO of his/her Assembly Constituency/polling station would be digitized, uploaded and processed in the ERONET.
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“Revised auto fares are unreasonable. They’re confused. In some old fares are cheaper in some costlier.” K Y M C
Delhi on high alert, Section 144 stays
part of his sect and were allegedly coerced into having sex with him. CBI spokesperson Abhishek Dayal also said that Ram Rahim will undergo a 10-year sentence in each of the two rape cases. The sentences will run consecutively and the total jail term is 20 years, he said. The defence counsel sought leniency while submitting that Dera chief was 50 years old and suffering from hyper-tension, acute diabetes and sever back-ache problem for last eight years. He also said that his client is
into social work. CBI counsel told the court that the Dera chief had projected himself as a godman and took undue advantage of his position and committed the rapes. Media reports said Ram Rahim broke down and begged for forgiveness with folded hands when the first sentence was passed. He then refused to leave the court room, in the jail library, said the reports. The sexual exploitation case was registered against the Dera chief in 2002 by the
The national capital was under high alert with prohibitory orders continuing after the court verdict. Section 144 CrPc was imposed in Delhi on Friday night following multiple incidents of arson in the national capital after the Dera chief ’s rape conviction. Prohibitory order is in place in the city, except for north and central police districts. “Section 144 will be in place in Delhi, but only for miscreants or mischief makers and it will be reviewed in the coming days,” Delhi Police spokesperson Madhur Verma said. DCP added that Delhi will continue to be on high alert, but people will not face any problems while travelling.
Special Report
D I M A P U R , AU G 2 8 (NPN): While some women seek political empowerment in the belief that it is panacea to all the woes of women, there are growing number of women who have climbed up the ladder of success purely on merit and proved that they are ready to rule. This aspect of women rising in various socio-economic positions is hardly reported as the focus has been against “suppression and deprivation of rights”. What is emerging today is of more women engaged in social activities and who work for the betterment of the society. There is wider participation of women in most occupations and also at the helm of country’s administration. Statistics show that female employment participation has shown a general increase and gender gap in labour force participation narrowed. Even in Nagaland, the number of females clearing competitive exams is on the rise. For instance take the examples
% OF SELECTION IN STATE CIVIL SERVICES
CBI on the directions of the Punjab and Haryana HC after anonymous letters were circulated about the alleged sexual exploitation of two ‘sadhvis’ (female followers) by Ram Rahim. The judge was brought to Rohtak by a helicopter from Chandigarh and landed at a helipad near the jail located on the outskirts of Rohtak.
Percentage selection of female candidates for SCS (Administration) in past three decades
35 30 25 20 15 10
33
31
1990-1999
2000-2009
18
5 0
1980-1989
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% OF SELECTION FOR MBBS THROUGH NSEE
RO H TA K , AU G 2 8 (AGENCIES): A special CBI court on Monday sentenced Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh to 20 years in jail for rape of his two followers, holding he acted like a “wild beast” who did not even spare his own “pious” female disciples. The court also said that Ram Rahim, 50, committed breach of gravest nature by sexually assaulting “such gullible and blind followers” and that he did not deserve any leniency. Judge Jagdeep Singh in his 9-page order pronounced two sentences of 10 years rigorous imprisonment in each of the two rapes that date back to 2002. Defence lawyer S K Garg Narwana told reporters that both the sentences will run “consecutively” for a total of 20 years in jail for the dera chief, who has millions of followers and counts politicians as well as celebrities as his friends. He said the orders will be challenged. The judge also fined the 50-year-old flamboyant guru Rs 15 lakh in each of the two offences, of which Rs 14 lakh each would go to the two victims who were
Women’s success: The ingredient for a balanced growth of society
Percentage selection of female candidates for MBBS & BDS
60 50 40 30 20
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51
2015-2016
2016-2017
32
10 0
90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 (Govt census) % literacy rate
Dera chief gets 20 yrs jail for rapes
2014-2015
Female Literacy rate Vs Male literacy rate
Female
54.76
67.62
1991 Census
61.92
71.77
2001 Census
of competitive exams like State civil services exams and NSEE. These show an increase in female candidates clearing these exams. These stats are shown in the graphs. On the entrepreneurship front, there are less
76.69
83.29
Male
2011 Census
women than men at the national level. However, in Nagaland there has been increasing number of female entrepreneurs in different sectors. One important factor needing highlight in context of Nagaland is that females in music indus-
try has shown a remarkable growth and success not only in the state but also at then national level. So to ensure continued rise of the upcoming and talented women there is need to plan a comprehensive support programmes that target female-owned enterprises. There is also need to ensure that policies for femaleowned enterprises target not only start-ups and small enterprises, but encourage and support the growth ambitions of all existing firms and also ensure equal access to finance for male and female entrepreneurs. On the education front , younger women are increasingly better educated than young men. From the below graph, it is encouraging to see the female literacy rate in Nagaland has seen a 22% growth in the past two decade as compared to 16% growth in male literacy rate. An increase in female literacy rate should be a key factor in improving the female labour market outcomes. The increase in female work force in works such as science, medicine, (Cont’d on p-5)
Desperate attempt by NPF Rio expresses dismay 2 die, 6 injured in Bhandari mishap P&IC to save their skin: ACAUT DIMAPUR, AUG 28 (NPN): Reacting to the statement made by NPF Press and Information Cell (P&IC), ACAUT said that the “empty response of NPF P&IC (TR/Rio)” was a desperate attempt to save their skin in the eyes of the public and pretend to have responded. In a press note, ACAUT media cell stated that the allegation by P&IC, that it was showing favoritism to Dr. Shürhozolie camp, was utter nonsense. It rather reminded the P&IC that when Dr. Shürhozelie was the chief minister, ACAUT had challenged him on his letter encouraging backdoor appointment. The media cell said that the corruption issues raised by ACAUT, ranging from backdoor, MNREGA, PDS scams, fuel adulteration, poor state of roads & bridges, to misappropriation of thousands of crores of developmental funds etc., spanning the last 10-15 years or so implicated
everyone. “Therefore, the allegation that the chief minister T.R. Zeliang is being specifically targeted does not fool anyone,” it added. ACAUT said the endorsement of the 65000 plus crowd, who had voiced their frustration during the August 25 “All Nagaland Public Rally” against the government, was a referendum against mis-governance of the last few decades, presently beset by infighting and corruption. ACAUT also maintained that the Governor take cognizance of the people’s frustration and angst if he was for the people. With regard to RTI the issue, ACAUT advised NPF P&IC (TR/Rio), “before pointing its dirty finger”, to first find out from the OSD, Finance department as to whether he had mentioned T.R. Zeliang’s name or not. As far as the ACAUT was concerned, it only expressed what it had been told by the OSD, the media cell stated.
DIMAPUR, AUG 28 (NPN): Lok Sabha MP and NPF president, Neiphiu Rio has expressed utter dismay over the “provocative” news report-- “ACAUT has hidden political agenda: NPF (Rio)”, published in a section of the local dailies, saying the headline had “sent a wrong message to the people.” Rio reaffirmed his personal stand and the NPF party’s stand as stated in the manifesto that the government would provide transparency and accountability in its governance to deliver the goods to the people as they deserve. “I do not support corruption in any manner nor am I here to protect corruption and therefore, I would request the chief minister and the DAN government to listen to the voice of the people and ensure that such problems do not plague the government,” Rio stated. He further went on to point out that the excess appointments in various departments over the years and other government decisions and actions “were in response to public pressure and demand.” Therefore, Rio said everyone one would have to put their heads together “to arrest this problem which has landed us in a vicious circle.” Rio hoped that good sense prevails and that all sections of the people and the government join hands to address these problems. He also appealed to the media to ensure that wrong messages were not disseminated to the masses particularly on issues that were sensitive in nature.
State-wide mega mock exercise on Aug 30 D I M A P U R , AU G 2 8 (NPN): Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), Home Department has informed that a Nagaland Emergency Preparedness Exercise (NEPEx) consisting of a mega mock exercise would be conducted all over the state on August 30, 2017. In a communiqué, the NSDMA has requested the public not to panic but to cooperate with the authorities for smooth conduct of the mock exercise. It stated that such drills/exercise have proven to be most useful as they increased awareness as well as equipped the citizens to respond appropriately during times of actual disasters. Dimapur: Deputy Commissioner and DDMA chairman Dimapur district, Kesonyu Yhome in an order appointed five individuals from various backgrounds as observers for the NEPEx
drill to be carried out in Dimapur district on August 30. The observers include— CO 32 AR, DGC Principal, CO CTI (HG&CD), Editor Nagaland Post and DCCI president. The district administration has identified at least 10 areas of operation for the NEPEx. These include-- Badminton stadium as staging area and incident command post (ICP), Assam Rifle helipad, DDSC stadium as relief camp, school- Don Bosco Higher Secondary School, hospital (effected)- Nikos hospital, shopping complex—Hong Kong market and Vishal Mart, emergency operation hospital- Civil hospital, residential building/location— Marwari Patti, offices- DC office, CMO, DAO (Agri), DMC, PHED (supply colony), Geology & Mining, NST (central workshop) and Taxes Commissioner’s office.
Earthquake rumors debunked
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umor mongers have taken to social media by circulating messages that “a huge earthquake with a magnitude around 8.5 is predicted to happen in Nagaland on August 29 or 30.” The message further goes on to spread panic by saying that “people have already started buliding relief camps in Dimapur.” Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority has dismissed such rumours, being circulated on various social media platforms and appeaeld to the public not to pay heed to such rumours but stay vigilant What many do not know is that there is no scientifically plausible way of predicting the occurrence of a particular earthquake. The USGS can and does make statements about earthquake rates, describing the places most likely to produce earthquakes in the long term. It is important to note that prediction, as people expect it, requires predicting the magnitude, timing, and location of future earthquake, which is not currently possible. The USGS and other science organizations are working to better understand earthquakes in the hope of eventually being able to predict the size, location and time that an earthquake will happen. The USGS does produce aftershock forecasts that give the probability and expected number of aftershocks in the region following large earthquakes. As Charles Richter, inventor of the Richter Scale, famously said-- “Only fools, liars and charlatans predict earthquakes.”
Correspondent
WO K H A , AU G 2 8 (NPN): Two persons succumbed to injuries when a Tata Sumo taxi rolled down some 300 feet below the road near the Bhandari Town Police check gate Monday afternoon. According to police, six other passengers including the driver were also injured in the accident. Three of them were stated to be in serious condition. According to Bhandari police, the deceased were identified as Renjamo Odyuo (80+) from Serika village under Wokha district and Ganesh Giri (25) from Chandrapur, Golaghat district, Assam. They succumbed to their injuries at the CHC Bhandari. Two men, reportedly CISF personnel posted at Doyang, were seriously injured and shifted to Golaghat hospital while the
RTO revises auto fares D I M A P U R , AU G 2 8 (NPN): In supersession of the earlier order and in the interest of public service, the Regional Transport Authority (RTO) Dimapur has revised the fares for autorickshaws within the Dimapur city with effect from September 1, 2017. In an order, DC and RTO Dimapur chairman, Kesonyu Yhome, stated that autorickshaw fare for town trip was fixed at Rs.40. RTO has also fixed autorickshaw fares for different parking lot. (See fare chart on p-7) Meanwhile, all autorickshaws have been directed to possess a copy of the new chart along with the vehicle documents for the convenience of the public. RTO has also informed the passengers/commuters to insist on the fare chart before paying the fare. Defaulters would be strictly dealt with as per MV Act, RTO said.
The ill-fated Tata Sumo that rolled down the road.
woman, from Yimpang village under Wokha district, was shifted to Dimapur for treatment. Police said that it was some passersby who noticed the vehicle which had rolled down the gorge and informed the Bhandari police.
The vehicle bear ing registration number AS01AM5150 was coming from Merapani to Wokha carrying eight persons including the driver. The cause of the accident could not be ascertained at the time of filing this report.
Justice Dipak Misra is new CJI
Justice Dipak Misra NEW DELHI, AUG 28 (PTI): Justice Dipak Misra, who was part of the bench that confirmed the death sentence of the four convicts in the December 16 gangrape case and passed the order for mandatory singing of the national anthem in cinema halls, was today sworn in as the 45th Chief Justice of India. At a brief ceremony in the Darbar Hall of Rashtrapati Bhawan, President Ramnath Kovind administered the oath of office to Misra. Justice Misra, 64, assumes office following the retirement of Justice J S
Khehar on Sunday. Justice Misra will remain in office till October 2, 2018. He was the chief justice of the Patna High Court and the Delhi high court before being elevated to the apex court in October 2011. Justice Misra is currently presiding over a bench hearing the Cauvery and Krishna river water disputes, BCCI reforms and Sahara case among others. He headed the bench that passed the order for mandatory singing of the national anthem in cinema halls across the country. He was also part of the bench that upheld the death sentence given to the convicts in the December 16, 2012 gangrape case. Justice Misra, along with Justice P C Pant, had in May, declined to de-criminalise defamation— an offence punishable with two years in jail apart from fine — saying the right to free speech cannot mean that a citizen can defame anybody. K Y M C
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KVKs conduct ‘Sankalp Se Siddhi’ programme news in brief
(L): DC Tuensang, L. Jamithung Lotha speaks at the programme, Tuensang on August 25. (DIPR) (R): Participants at the ‘Sankalp Se Siddhi’ programme in Wokha. DIMAPUR: The celebration for New India Movement 2017-2022: Sankalp Se Siddhi (Attainment through Resolve) organized by KrishiVigyan Kendra (KVK), Tuensang was held at CKS hall, Tuensang on August 25, with deputy commissioner, L. Jamithung Lotha as the chief guest. According to DIPR report, the chief guest highlighted the central government’s objective to develop India by developing the grass root section of the nation and apprised on the data of the most backward district of the nation which needs to be quickly facilitated so that they can grow
together along with the rest of the nation. He also exhorted the governmental officials to cooperate and work together so that every sector can be touched at the developmental level. Lotha also encouraged all the stakeholders and NGOs to set achievable targets so that the production level will increase. The “seven point strategies for Sankalp Se Siddhi” was also read out by all the agri & allied departments along with the banking institutions which included veterinary and animal husbandry, irrigation & flood control, agriculture, horticulture, sericulture,
fishery, forestry and SBI, Tuensang. Inspirational documentary videos were also screened for the farmers present at the programme. KVK Wokha: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Wokha celebrated the day on August 28 in the conference hall of KVK, Wokha. Chief guest of the programme, SDO civil Wokha, Lanusenla encouraged the farmers and advised them to diversify their crops for better income. She also held that all should not depend on government jobs but try to be venture out on their own with the knowledge gained from training programmes imparted by KVK and other
agencies. She also read out a message sent in by the prime minister, which was followed by a pledge taken by participants. Senior scientist & head, KVK Wokha, Dr. Santosh Kr. Baishya, welcomed the gathering of 106 farmers and 9 officials from various state departments and highlighted the importance of the programme. Subject matter specialists of KVK Wokha, Megokhono Meyase, Dr. BL. Mhalo Tungoe and Dr. Sanjay Kr. Ray talked on the new technologies of protected cultivation, mushroom cultivation, apiculture, vermiculture, rainwater, etc for enhancing
the income of the farmers. Project officer, DRDA, N. Ngullie and deputy director, agriculture, Benthungo Patton encouraged the farmers to be experts in agriculture through the knowledge gained during trainings. Chairman of Longsachung village, Yankhosao Ezung also appealed to all the farmers to take up new technologies as imparted by KVK for doubling their farm income. Certificates of skill training on quality seed growers of 200 hours (25 days) were distributed to the successful trainees. The programme was followed by screening of a video film on “new kisan India”.
BJP organizes tour prog ANPSTA Wokha unit appeals government to adhere to demands of central ANPSTA DIMAPUR: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) minority morcha, Dimapur district conducted a tour program with Ghaspani I & II Mandal at TL Angami Park on August 26, with state minority morcha, BJP, president Makibur Rahman as chief guest and CAMO, Nagaland Dr. Ajit Mech,(Retd.) as special invitee. At the programme, chief guest highlighted the various schemes under ministry of minority affairs which were initiated by the government for the upliftment of the minority communities of the country. He further urged the gathering to join and work with the party for a corrup-
tion free government and all round development. Special invitee highlighted various social and medical schemes initiated by the BJP led government at the centre for the down trodden people. T h e m e e t i n g wa s chaired by BJP minority morcha, Dimapur president Biplab Sangma, invocation prayer was pronounced by Believers Church, Ekrani Pathar pastor Hanshton K. Sangma, welcome address was delivered by BJP minority morcha, Dimapur general secretary, Richard Haolai. Vote of thanks was delivered BJP minority morcha Dimapur vice president Subash Lama.
DIMAPUR: The All Nagaland Private School Te a c h e r s A s s o c i a t i o n (ANPSTA) Wokha unit, while firmly it support to the 30-day ultimatum served to the principal director, School Education Kohima Nagaland by the ANPSTA central on August 17 has urged the government to adhere to the demands made by central ANPSTA. A joint press note by ANPSTA Wokha unit president, O. Grace Tungoe and general secretary, L. Solanthung Ezung stated that, though the association has been requesting the department to conduct recruitment exam to fill up
various teacher post lying vacant, yet the department chose to remain silent on the request made by the association for so long which only added to increase the members of unemployed trained teachers. It pointed out that department had failed to recruit the trained teachers since 2013 till date despite the fact that there were more than 500 teachers post lying vacant (govt. sanctioned post) caused due to retirement/death/new post creation. ANPSTA also mentioned that the gover nment produced more than 200 trained teachers in a year under the SCERT, Nagaland, yet the concerned authority
NPYC informs: Nagaland Pradesh Youth Congress (NPYC) has informed that Indian Youth Congress (IYC) secretary in-charge of Nagaland and Tripura would be visiting Nagaland on August 30, 11 a.m at Congress Bhavan, Kohima in regard to forthcoming general election 2018. All executives have been requested to attend the meeting positively. KLC fresher’s meet: The 38th Kohima Law College (KLC) under the theme “rethinking law” would be held on August 30, 10:30 a.m at Red Cross Complex Kohima with parliamentary secretary of Justice and Law, Er. Picto Swu as chief guest. DC Dimapur informs: Deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome has informed all wards/colony chairmen and GBs under Dimapur district that due to detection of JE positive cases recently in Dimapur district, all ward chairmen & GBs have been asked to clear stagnant water as well as spread awareness in their respective areas. It further informed that stagnant water not only pose serious health hazard but also create excellent breeding ground for mosquitoes, carrier of deadly diseased like dengue and Japanese Encephalitis. SDO (E) Kiphire informs: The subdivisional officer (Electrical) Kiphire has informed the general public of Kiphire district that from August 30, the present office of the SDO (E), Kiphire would be shifted to the office of the Executive Engineer (Electrical), Kiphire which is located at Bazaar ward near Kohima road. The old office would be dismantled and construction of a new office building comprising of EE.(E) and SDO (E), Kiphire would be started very soon. Public and other governmental departments have been requested to pay their monthly electric bills at the said office. All the official and other related works will be carried out at new place till completion of the office. CEI Kohima informs: Chief Electrical Inspector (CEI) Nagaland Kohima, Er. K.T. Wabang Ao informed that electrical contractor license holders were in the habit of leasing out or allowed to use their license by unauthorized persons for the purpose of carrying installation works, which was a serious violation of terms and conditions of issue of contractor’s license under Nagaland Electrical Licensing Regulations 2005 Article (9). CEI warned that if any violation was detected by any registered electrical contractors, such electrical contractors’ license will be cancelled. It
was reluctant to appoint the qualified trained thereby these untrained ones occupy their undeserved place through backdoor. ANPSTA Wokha unit based on the above facts has urged the concerned department to adhere to the demands made by the central ANPSTA, Nagaland. ANPSTA cautioned that in the event of failing to meet the demands, the association would be compelled to initiate extreme steps and the concerned department shall be solely held responsible for any untoward incident that Correspondent may arise in the course of seeking justice. KOHIMA, AUG 28 (NPN): Naga People’s Front (NPF) central has stated that since the party did not believe in violence it would continue to seek legal recourse against the rival camp. Addressing a press DIMAPUR: Nagaland earlier resolutions that Electrical Contractors’ under no circumstances conference at party cenU n i o n ( N E C U ) h a s outsider, unauthorized tral office here Monday, i n f o r m e d t h a t s o m e party/individual would be NPF central spokesperson departments were issuing allowed to undertake any Achumbemo Kikon said work order for electrification electrical installation work since the party has all legal rights, facts and figures, it works without even getting in the state of Nagaland. the technical sanctions/ NECU appealed the would knock on the courts’ estimates approved by the government authority and doors and continue the legal department of power which consumers to abide by the battle. NPF central spokesperalone was the competent Indian Electricity Rules and authority in the state. Act, govt. standing orders son, Achumbemo Kikon, In this regard, NECU and power department reiterated the statement of in a press note by president notifications so that any NPF president, Dr. ShürhoKevichulie Chadi and unwanted consequences/ zelie Liezietsu, during NPF general secretary, Shikato misunderstanding between CEC meeting on August Lotha Baptist Church Diphupar, during its Mission Outreach visited Galilee Rotokha reminded the consumers, govt. agencies 25 last, that the party canOrphanage home, Chumukedima. The team, led by the youth director, donated government department and the union could be not be given to “political tourist and professional and the consumers of its avoided in future. stationeries and other essential items to the inmates of the home. defectors”. Reacting to allegation made by the Press and Information Cell (P&IC) of the Rio-led NPF that Dr. DIMAPUR: Women Wel- Shürhozelie had no role in fare Society Meluri Town formation of NPF, Kikon (WWSMT) organized a semi- said the party was formed nar under the theme “role of not on any individual interwomen in the society” and est or to fulfil the desires and “women education and em- aspiration of a few vested powerment” at Meluri village people. council hall on August 26. Kikon said that NPF The resource persons in- began under the nomencluded National Highway, clature Democratic Party Meluri sub-division, junior of Nagaland (DPN) with engineer, Gracy Nyuwi and Te- a “Cock” symbol and was nyimia Baptist Church, Meluri renamed to NPF over the town, associate pastor Grace years, but the symbol, party Rhakho. motto and flag remained During the seminar, Me- the same. He said party luri sub-division, additional changed its nomenclature deputy commissioner, Dr Ti- for almost nine times but nojonshi Chang exhorted the the objectives of the party gathering. The seminar was on Naga political issue still held successfully with the par- stood. ticipation of Pochury Mothers’ Kikon said NPF adAssociation, Meluri Village hered to the call of the NaWomen Society, Khumiasü gas of did not participate in Village Women Society and the general election in 1998. However, he said the ConParticipants and resource persons at the seminar. well wishers.
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further informed that electrical works should be allotted only to bonafide holders of identity cards issued from electrical inspectorate. Service connection without test certificate: Additional chief engineer & HoD directorate of distribution and revenue, Er. Imlikumzuk Ao informed that the office has received complaint from Nagaland electrical contractors union regarding issue of ser vice connection without test certificate. Such practises are highly irregular and illegal as per Indian electricity Rules 1956. For any new service connection completion of wiring installations and test report as per the format appendix-C of power department general conditions of supply is required. All divisions /sub-divisions are informed to ensure that service connection was issued only on observing all formalities. 6th BJP state executive meeting: The 6th BJP state executive meeting of BJP Nagaland has been scheduled for August 30, 10 a.m at IG Stadium Kohima, where BJP North East general secretary (Org) Ajay Jamwal would address the meeting. A press note by BJP Nagaland general secretary (media) Jaangsillung Gonmei has informed that this meeting has been combined with annual state council meeting and therefore, the state council members and mandal presidents besides all the entitled party members of state executive inclusive of state office bearers, permanent members and special invitees of party legislators, district presidents and general secretaries, state frontal presidents and general secretaries have been informed to attend positively. All the convenors and co-convenors of cells, departments and project committees are also to attend as special invitees. All the attendees are to report at the venue by 9: 30 a.m and complete their registration before the schedule. Lost and found: NSCN/ GPRN (Reformation) has recovered a red and black coloured bajaj bike bearing engine No F4E6-163288 and Ch- no MBA 8NF4JAAD88163329. MIP, NSCN/ GPRN (Reformation) in a press release has informed the rightful owner to claim the vehicle with original documents within 3 days. More details can be obtained by contacting UT-1 commander NSCN/ GRPN (R) at 8257808772. Lost and found: A bajaj pulsar 135 CC black colour has been found near 4th mile bridge bearing registration NL-02E 4405, chassis No. MO2 JDIDZZ, engine No. JEGBTK 41674. Rightful owner may contact 9077455710.
Will continue to seek legal recourse: NPF gress party defied the call. Kikon said the current dissident members were there during the 1998 election as congress MLAs. “The ring leaders of this Hotel legacy group was there, the so called interim president and the chief minister, all these members were a part of the 1998 election defying the call of the Naga people,” he said. Due to non-participation in the election, Kikon said the NPF sacrificed its party symbol, which was frozen by ECI. But in 1999 MP election, he said Dr. Shürhozelie again resigned from the party and contested in the MP election as independent to retain the party symbol. Further, the spokesperson said that when the publication of “Bed Rock of Naga Society” boomeranged the Congress party, Rio and his group “who were trying to save their soul” joined the cock party. He said it was Dr. Shürhozelie and his party that protected the party and gave leadership when Rio and Zeliang were politically lost. Kikon said they should be courageous enough to acknowledge how they were saved, promoted their political career and gave opportunity to occupy the highest office. Questioned on what moral ground the dissidents were charging the party president or the office, he said there was no logic in it. Describing the current situation as “a small party hiccup”, Kikon expressed confidence the party would sail through no matter how hard the storm was. On the charges that Dr. Shürhozelie ran away
from the floor test on July 19 last, Kikon reiterated that since no one moved “no confidence motion”, the governor had no basis to summon assembly within 10 hours. He said when any minister or head of the state was asked to step down, it was either because of corruption or immorality or other mischievous things committed. However, he said in the case of Dr. Shürhozelie he decided to check all source of corruption and that was when majority of the MLAs deserted him. NPF vice president, Pusazo Luro, claimed that dissident members were in congress and joined NPF in 2002. He said for many years NPF were in opposition, but Dr. Shürhozelie nurtured the party. In this regard, he asked “how can his sacrifice be termed as wrong leader”. NPF vice president, Zaku Tsükru, said Rio and Zeliang must have been in high school when Dr. Shürhozelie became MLA in 1969 and asked “how could they challenge Dr. Shürhozelie was not the founding member of the party”. He also accused Rio and Zeliang of turning NPF party into “money oriented political party, created confusion with the objective of the party and turned it to power and wealth oriented party.” He said Rio and Zeliang have accommodated all kinds of people like the former bureaucrats, doctors and engineers who actually do not have basic idea of politics. Tsükru said being expelled and suspended they had no right to claim NPF as their party. K
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nagalandpost.com Poll Q . : W i l l t h e AC AU T public rally resolution become a reality? 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%
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WEATHER FORECAST August 29
(Temperature in ºC)
Max Min
Agartala
An afternoon t-storm or two 33 25
Aizawl
Couple of thunderstorms
Guwahati
An afternoon t-storm or two 33 26
Imphal
Overcast with a stray t-storm 28 21
Itanagar
Some rain and a thunderstorm 29 23
Shillong
Showers and a heavier t-storm 24 18
Kohima
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Dr. Nicky Kire and others releasing LRD communiqué at Kohima, Monday. (NP)
Correspondent KO H I M A , AU G 2 8 (NPN): Land Resource Department (LRD) organized State level watershed conference in culmination of PMKSY-WDC Batch II at Capital Convention Centre, Kohima Monday. Reading out the address of the chief minister T.R Zeliang in his absentia, minister Roads & Bridges, Dr. Neikiesalie Kire said inspite of Nagaland being an agrarian state with over 70% population engaged in agriculture, food production was grossly inadequate and state has to depend on the import of food grains, both cereals and pulses from other states. He pointed out the
main reason for low productivity was the reluctance to use scientific technologies and farm mechanization. Kire said it was a big challenge for the department to continue with the good work in uplifting the less privileged people in the rural areas of the state and expressed confidence that the department would strive harder to bring desired results in implementing the central schemes like PMKSY in the state in near future. The minister also informed that in order to encourage farmers to take up cultivation and for other source of income generation, PMKSY has introduced plantation crops like medicinal and aromatic plants as alternative farm-
ing in the state. He congratulated the LRD for organising the mega event to showcase the achievements made by the department in collaboration with self help groups and livelihood groups in implementing the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY), the erstwhile Integrated Watershed Management Programme (IWMP) in the state. Kire said PMKSY has addressed the issue to certain extend with the introduction of plantation crops such as rubber, cardamom, tea, coffee etc. He also recalled that during the year 2011-2011 a total number of 22 projects (Batch II) under PMKSY watershed component were
Medical camps held in various Mokokchung villages
Doctors and nurses at the medical camp.
DIMAPUR: Under the initiative of minister of Health and Family Welfare, Nagaland, a one-day medical camp was held in
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Longkhum, Mangmetong, Sabangya, Chungtia, Aliba , Kinunger, Khensa, Mekuli and Alichen. A total of 827 patients
were given free medical check- ups and necessary medicines. Besides, IEC leaflets on different health aspects were distributed and health advices were given bringing more health awareness. All the designated doctors, nurses and different health personnel took active participation in carrying out the different activities. Dr Sentikumba Imchen, Dr Vehuto Puro from Naga Hospital Kohima and Dr Khezo Tetseo from Mon also extended their help in the camp. Dr Kibangkumba Dy.CMO Mokokchung supervised and co- ordinated the health teams in different villages.
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implemented by the department covering 182 micro watershed villages spreading over11 districts covering an area of 83,082 hectares. Kire acknowledged that the 2017 culmination of Batch II marks the positive impact on the lives of the farmers in 182 villages where projects have been implemented. Parliamentary secretary, Land Resources and Excise, B.S. Nganlang said the availability of land resources with no excessive control over the land and its resource could benefit the Nagas if the potentials were harnessed with dedicated minds. He urged to make the best use of the available resources and make a self-sufficient state and also congratulated the department for successfully implementing the various schemes and appealed to continue the good works they have been doing. C h i e f s e c r e t a r y, Pankaj Kumar spoke on diversification of crops and to develop resilient agriculture in line with the holistic approach of the department, to reduce the risk involved and also in-line with the market demand. He also mentioned about the development of springshed water management projects to solve the water
scarcity in the state especially during winter season. On the occasion, CS assured to work out plans for the future career of the employees working under IWMP on fixed pay. Director, Land Resources, Hoto Yeptho and DPO, Kohima Dr. Menuosietuo Tseikha presented the overview of the Nagaland watershed and overview of Kohima watershed (PMKSY BatchII) respectively. Representative from Rumensinyu village of Kohima District Watershed Community chair man and chairman, Watershed Committee, Yongam Village spoke on behalf of the village, highlighted the achievement and success story with the implementation of the scheme. The second batch–II of the project sanctioned during 2010-11 has a project culminated by covering an area of 0.83 lakh hectare at total cost of Rs. 124.62 crores. The programme was chaired by secretary, Land Resources, Y. Kikheto Sema, while Rev. Belho invoked God’s blessing. Earlier the chief guest also released the LRD communiqué a special edition while the chief secretary inaugurated the exhibition stall setup by the SHGs and livelihood groups.
7 AR awareness campaign on HIV/AIDS
DDLSA legal awareness for youth
DIMAPUR: 7 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organised an awareness campaign on HIV/AIDS and importance of wildlife conservation at Agape School, Kiphire on August 26. According to PRO, HQ IGAR (North) report, a lecture on HIV/ AIDS, its repercussions on society and individuals and preventive measures was conducted. Youths were also educated on conservation of wildlife species of migratory bird Amur Falcon for maintenance of diverse eco system. Leaflets were also distributed to the locals of Kiphire town. A total of 60 students participated in the campaign.
DIMAPUR: Road Show for dissemination of National Entrepreneurship Award 2017 was organised by Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Guwahati in Collaboration with North East Institute of Social Sciences and Research (NEISSR), Dimapur at NEISSR conference hall on August 28. The fourth meeting of NGO forum Dimapur was held at NEISSR hall, wherein NEISSR principal, Dr. C.P. Anto briefed the discussions of the previous meeting and highlighted the significance and importance of establishing the forum in the district level and in state level. An interim body was formed wherein Dr. Husheto is
the convenor and Ela from Prodigal’s Home, Rev. Dr. C.P Anto from NEISSR & Peace Channel, Asha from Miquilath, Kenny from Love Care Home, Jianpu form CAN Youth, Dr. Toli Kiba from NEISSR, N. Chawang from CECS, Neli from Pro-Rural and Dr. Hesheto Y Chishi the coordinator from Indigenous Cultural Society were the nine members of the NGO forum. Facilitators of the Road Show, Dr. Toli H. Kiba, assistant professors, NEISSR and Dr. Razdan Sarim Rahman of TISS, Guwahti had requested the 120 participants to generate awareness and promote the awards.
BAN bimonthly BANCF service
DIMAPUR: Business Association of Nagas (BAN) bimonthly BANCF service would be held on August 29, 3 p.m at Covenant Baptist Church, NMM building, Duncan Basti Dimapur, with senior pastor Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church, Rev. S. Vitoshe Swu would be the speaker for the evening. A press note by BAN media cell has also appreciated the move of the six Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) to exempt the Naga entrepreneurs from taxation. BAN stated that such right thinking initiatives would definitely bring positive change in the competitive business community which was strongly dominated by non local community. BAN further asserted that is such move was also taken by other Naga political group in order to facilitate more Nagas into business as government jobs have become saturated.
KBCD youths with DDLSA officials. DIMAPUR: The Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) organised legal awareness programme with youth department at the Konyak Baptist Church Dimapur (KBCD) on August 27. Kekhriel-u Mezhu, Sentimenla, Rokovitsu Kate and Zuchumpeni Ngullie, panel lawyers DDLSA, spoke as resource
persons on various topics on Cyber Crime, POSCO, Consumer Protection Act and Domestic Violence at the programme. Queries were fielded during the discussion session on topics from Domestic Violence, Consumer Protection Act. Panel lawyer DDLSA Khumchuba Chang highlighted about the aims and objectives of legal services
authority. AjongbaImchen, secretary DDLSA and chief judicial magistrate, Dimapur, encouraged the youth participants to avail the free legal services. The programme was chaired by Sangto Longchar, panel lawyer DDLSA and invocation was pronounced by youth director, Konyak Baptist Church.
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‘Centre does not support for autonomous state Two sitting MLAs join BJP in Meghalaya demand for separate state’ Sit-in-demonstration Correspondent
Agartala, Aug 28 (IANS): The Centre did not support the tribals’ demand for a separate state in Tripura but would consider setting up a State Autonomous Development Council (SADC) if the state government so proposed, a Union Minister said on Monday. “The NDA (National Democratic Alliance) government at the Centre does not support the demand for a separate state in Tripura. Instead, it will consider setting up the State Autonomous Development Council if the Left Front government sent a proposal,” Tribal Affairs Minister Jual Oram told the media after a day-long visit to the state. Claiming that there was no development of tribals in Tripura, the Minister claimed the Tripura government had “misuti-
Diphu, Aug 28: The Karbi Students’ Association (KSA), Students & Youth Council (SYC), Karbi Nimso Chingthur Asong (KNCA) and All India Students Association (AISA) of Bokajan District Committee left for Guwahati to stage a sit-indemonstration to demand creation of an autonomous state comprising Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao. The students’ bodies have informed that nearly 500 youths from Bokajan will take part in the demonstration. Besides the statehood issue, the students’ bodies will demand scrapping of clause 8 of Bodo Accord and also highlight the corruption in 30 departments functioning under Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council.
lised” funds given by the central government for the development of tribals. He said the existing Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) was functioning like a state government department in violation of the constitutional mandate. Accompanied by tribal leaders of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the Minister said many tribal leaders who met him in northern Tripura had accused the state government of non-development of tribals. Several tribal parties, including Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT), have been agitating for upgrading the TTAADC into a separate tribal state. TTAADC has jurisdiction over two third of Tripura’s 10,491 sq.km.
SHIL LO NG, Au g 28 (Agencies): The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday got a major boost after two independent sitting legislators from Jaintia Hills aligned themselves with the party ahead of the 2018 Assembly Polls. As per a release issued by the Meghalaya BJP unit, two sitting MLA’s from Jaintia Hills have joined the Party on Monday at New Delhi. The duo included Independent MLA from Khliehriat Justine Dkhar and independent MLA from Mowkaiaw constituency Robinus Syngkon. The official joining was held at National Headquarter, New Delhi in the presence of BJP National President Amit Shahji, Ram Madhavji, National General Secretary, Him-
anta Biswa Sarmaji, Finance Minister of Assam, State Prabhari Nalin Kohli and State President Shibun Lyngdoh besides other State leaders includingThomas Nongtdu and Rollingson Dkhar. “Joining of these two leaders will definitely give a huge boost to the party in the ensuing general election in 2018 not only in Jaintia Hills but in the entire State,” BJP State unit vice president JA Lyngdoh said. Furthermore, Lyngdoh stated that the last general assembly elections in other states have shown that people have already favoured the BJP while expressing confidence that the same will happen in Meghalaya as well. “The general public have already made up their
area that is home to over 12,16,000 people, mostly tribals. The IPFT had blocked National Highway-8, the lifeline of Tripura, and the lone railway line in the state for more than 10 days from July 10 over their separate state demand, causing acute shortage of essential items. After intervention by the state and central governments, besides Governor Tathagata Roy, the IPFT lifted the blockade on July 20. Almost all political parties, including Communist Party of IndiaMarxist led Left Front, the Congress, Bharatiya Janata Party and other tribal parties, including Indigenous Nationalist Party of Tripura, have rejected the demand, saying it was not practical to divide the Guwahati, Aug 28 Bureau of Investigation,” jhar district on August one (PTI): The CBI will probe a press release by the As- and the state government small state. the murder of All Bodo sam government said here has already constituted a Minority Students Union today. special investigative team (ABMSU) president Lafikul Union Minister of (SIT), headed by inspector Islam in Assam’s Kokrajhar State for DoNER, Jiten- general of police Anurag district early this month. dra Singh informed this Tankha, to inquire into it. “Following the As- to Assam Chief Minister The government had sam government’s request, Sarbananda Sonowal over also provided ex-gratia the Central government phone today, it said. relief of Rs five lakh to cus on their right to education only when has handed over the invesIslam was killed by the next of kin of the slain social issues cease to exist, the student tigation of Lafikul Islam unidentified miscreants at ABMSU leader, the release leader said that the union will continue murder case to the Central Titaguri market in Kokra- added. its dedication to state affairs in the years to come. Former president of AMSU RK To Chief Electoral Officer, Itocha Singh said modern history of The Nagaland: Kohima Manipuri society would be incomplete without the chapter of AMSU. Sub: Reminder Letter While reminding the role being taken Sir, by the student body to protect the indigThis is in reference to our earlier joint representation on “Request for Linking Aadhaar enous people of the state, he slammed the with Electoral Roll as per Election Commission of India Notification N.23/1/2015-ERS Date state government for sidelining the issue 27/02/2015 under Kiphire District due to anomalies” submitted by Kiphire Tuensang District for years even as non-Manipuris started Sumi Students’ Union (KTDSSU) and Pungro Area College Students’ Union (PACSU) submitted dominating the indigenous populace in to your esteemed office, dated 25th July, 2017. That Sir, albeit, on expiry of one month dateline as mentioned in our joint representation, the the state. The former student leader said that KTDSSU and PACSU is yet to receive any action taken of the same from your competent end. it has become a habit of the state govern- Hence, we are constrained to remind your esteemed office that the joint representation still stands and have resolved to press the same anticipating purification/rectification from your end. We are ment to create one issue after another. optimistic that your judicious authority will meticulously pursue the matter to ensure that justice All Manipur Students’ Union has is delivered. been continuously working for the welfare Whereas, it has been brought to the knowledge of KTDSSU and PACSU from the reliable of Manipuri society irrespective of valley sources that some BLO’s from 59 & 60 A/C have submitted a representation to DC & DEO, Kiphire or hills, therefore, no community in the to ‘Abstain from working on Double electorates Anomalies Detected on Electoral Roll’ which state should harm the territorial integrity is unethical and uncalled for. Hence, government employees deputed as BLOs are answerable/ accountable to the Election Commission of India (ECI) and are responsible for any anomalies or of Manipur, he added.
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In continuation with the news item captioned “Nyiro Range Public Organization Launched” which appeared in all local dailies on August 28, 2017 the following is the list of the newly selected Office Bearers: President Mr. L. Yantsow Ngullie NCS Retd., Vice President Mr. Yankhosao Ezung, General Secretary Mr. Janponthung Ngullie, Joint Secretaries Mr. Longtsuo Yanthan & Mr. T. Yanpenthung Mozhui, Treasurer Mr. Mhao Ngullie, Finance Secretary Mr. Rakomo Ezung, Publicity & Information Secretaries Mr. R. Nchumbemo Ezung & Mr. N. Thungchibemo Ngullie, Advisors Mr. Motsuthung Ezung, Mr. Khonchamo Kikon, Mr. R. Zayao Odyuo & Mr. Mhonsao Ngullie, Legal Advisors Mr. Yanbemo Ngullie & Mr. Echungthung Ezung. One post of Vice President which lies vacant will be filled up in the first Executive Meeting of NRPO. The Executive Body of Nyiro Range Public Organization comprises of the Chairman/Representatives from all the 10 units, namely, Chairmen Union, G.Bs Union, Representative from VDB Secretaries, Wokha Town, Kohima Town & Dimapur area Nyiro Range Unions, NRSU, NRYO and Nyiro Range Officers’ Union. Speaking on the occasion, the newly selected President said that Nyiro Range comprising of 8 Villages being one of the most neglected areas in the district, it is time for the people of the range to wake up and exhibit ourselves as a force to reckon with. He also assured that his team will work whole-heartedly to promote unity and understanding among the people for the welfare of the range and requested the public to extend their unflinching support and cooperation in the various programs to be taken up by Nyiro Range Public Organization in the days to come. Meanwhile, all the 10 units under Nyiro Range Public Organization pledged to extend their unflinching support and assured to work together in the interest of the range. Sd/Sd/(Mr. YANKHOSAO EZUNG) (Mr. Y. ABEN NGULLIE) Seasonal Chairman Seasonal Secretary
YIKHUM EKHUNG WOKHA TOWN FELICITATES
Yikhum Ekhung Wokha Town extends its heartiest congratulations to Shri. R. Lichanbemo Kikon, Accounatant ADC Office Bhandari a bonafide member of the Ekhung for receiving Governor’s Commendation Certificate on Independence Day 2017. We pray to God for blessing him good health and ever success in all his future endeavors. Chairman, Yikhum Ekhung Wokha Town DC-2019 GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND
Dt, Wokha the 23rd Aug 2017
NOTICE
No. Judl-47/2016-17/ /whereas, Smti. Lozano W/o. Late Shri. Thungsumo Lotha, a resident of Chudi Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/family pension from the Govt. pertaining to PPO No. PEN/COM-8984/NL/V 11754 and to closed A/C No. 11766535514 in favour of her deceased husband Late. Shri. Thungsumo Lotha who expired on 12/08/2017. Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/ objections, if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued. Wezope Kenye Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland DC-2015
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discrepancies in Electoral Roll. Therefore, such an act is tantamount to the breach of duty and liable to punishment under section 32 of the RPA 1950. We enclosed herewith the list of villages where Electoral Roll-Population ratio exceeds 100% as shown in Table-A, and the list of villages where Electoral Roll-Population ratio is below the prescribed national electoral roll as shown in Table- B which clearly indicates that there is favouritism and nepotism by the ERO/AEROs/Supervisors, Kiphire. Table-A Sl. Name of the Village 2011 population Projected population Latest Percentage No census census 2017 electoral of electoral 156% 1 Seyochung Village 1457 1601 2504 121% 2 Singrep village 829 913 1110 104% 3 Langzanger Village 294 324 338 102% 4 Yangzitong Village 1351 1483 1523 101% 5 Phelungre village 932 1028 1039 Table-B Sl. Name of Village 2011 population Projected population Latest percentage No census census 2017 electoral of electoral 50% 1 Purrur village 1168 1282 649 55% 2 Mimi village 694 766 428 37% 3 Penkim village 752 824 308 36% 4 Thanamir village 746 818 378 52% 5 Iponger village 471 519 273 59% 6 Chomi village 2718 2982 1778 57% 7 Insikiur village 773 845 490 28% 8 Vongtsuvong village 317 347 97 35% 9 Khong village 202 226 80 51% 10 Kior village 523 577 297 46% 11 Longmatra village 763 840 393 55% 12 Tsongphong village 273 293 163 59% 13 Kiyezhe Village 143 155 92 55% 14 Sangtsoze Village 236 260 147 We, therefore, being aggrieved and agitated, once again fervently request your benign authority to expedite the rectification/purification process lest we be compelled to construe that ‘justice delay is justice denied.’ Furthermore, your esteemed office is requested to kindly acknowledge the action taken of the same to the undersigned within a month, else we have no option but to appeal the court for delivering justice. Anticipating prompt and positive response from your competent end. (JOSEPH YIM) (BOTHUKA YEPTHOMI) Assembly Secretary, PACSU President, KTDSSU
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Kumsüi A.T. Patton (Vice President) Lotha (Kyong) Academy, soying shi tsükona khochaki ombo hungjan rujan, tssothimori jiang khi elhi tsoa vanathung Jiknika 21, 2017 lo ocho ekum mona yichosana Lotha nzontsu epubthaka. Lotha Academy shina ha nüngkhu nungrae wopan jiang thungi nungrakhyoala. Kümsüi mon ekuo noying litokuka. Fr. Abraham Kipvülen Lotha Academy
Thungjamo Tsanglao Nzontsu Eranpvüi Lotha Academy
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IMPHAL, Aug 28: The All Manipur Students’ Union (AMSU), the oldest students body of Manipur, Monday resolved to involve/participate in every issue concerning the state. Since its inception in 1965, the union has been working to safeguard “Manipuri nation,” said vice president Laishram Peter during its 52nd foundation day celebration. He said that the student body would continue to take active role in demanding a law to protect the indigenous people of the state, to safeguard the territorial integrity of the state, to repeal of draconian law like Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA) as well as other issues plaguing the state. Observing that right to life and right to education are very often deprived in the state, Peter said in such a condition students have to fight for their basic rights. While asserting that students can fo-
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER
WOKHA : NAGALAND Dt, Wokha the 24th Aug 2017
NOTICE
No. Judl-47/2016-17/ /whereas, Smti. Matalo Lotha, W/o. Late Shri. Yanarao Lotha, a resident of Koio Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/family pension from the Govt. pertaining to PPO No. PEN/COM-3747/NL/V and to closed/operate A/C No. 11766536947 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Yanarao Loha, who expired on 22/08/2017. Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/ objections, if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued. Wezope Kenye Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland DC-2016
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER LONGLENG : NAGALAND
No. LLG/JUD/SUC/2009-10/283
OBJECTION NOTICE
Dated LLG the 2017
Whereas, Smti. Niamshan Phom of Yangching Village/town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/ withdraw the debts & securities in respect of Late Shri. W. Nyouba who expired on 2nd Jun 2017. Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/objections, if any within one month from the date of issue of this notice.
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(Y. Denngan Avennoho Phom), NCS Deputy Commissioner Longleng : Nagaland.
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND
Dt, Wokha the 23 Aug 2017 rd
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No. Judl-47/2016-17/ /whereas, Smti. Y. Lochumlo, W/o. Late Shri. T. Yisao, a resident of New Changsu Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/family pension from the Govt. pertaining to PPO No. PEN/COM-13814/ NL/V/15959 and to closed/operate A/C No. 11766562366 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. T. Yisao, who expired on 13/08/2017. Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/ objections, if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued. Wezope Kenye Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland DC-2017
legislator Stephan Mukhim handed over a memorandum to national President BJP on behalf of coordination of Coal Dealer’s and Miner’s Association regarding 12 AB as per Sixth Scheduled Presidential Notice.
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CBI to investigate Lafikul murder case
AMSU resolves to involve in issues concerning Manipur
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mind that BJP is the only option in this coming election and this will happen because of the main slogan of our Prime Minister Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas,” added Lyngdoh. Meanwhile, during the meeting, Amlarem
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IN THE COURT OF SHRI. Y.MAONGKABA IMCHEN PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY COURT-II, KOHIMA; NAGALAND
NOTICE
In the matter of the Guardianship of Master Kezhalelie Chadi (Minor). Where as Miss Tunu Chadi resident of H.No. C-215 (2), Upper Kenuozou, Kohima, Nagaland has filed an application before this Court praying that she may be appointed the Guardian of the Minor Master Kezhalelie Chadi. This is to give notice that the 28th day of September 2017 at 11 am has been fixed by the court for hearing the said applicant’s petition and that any objection which any person may wish to raise there to will be heard and determined on the same day. Given under my hand and the seal of the court, this 28th day of August 2017. (Y. MAONGKAGA IMCHEN) NJS Principal Judge Family Court-II, Kohima, Nagaland
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IN THE COURT OF Principal District & Session Judge & Family Court, Kohima, Nagaland Divorce Petition. 03/2017 Anil .........Petitioner vrs Anamika Pradhan ......Respondent SHOW CAUSE NOTICE Whereas in the above mentioned case filed before the Principal District & Session Judge & Family Court, Kohima, You have been impleaded as Respondent. The Hon’ble court by order dated 22/8/17 has directed for substituted notice through local dailies and directed the case to be listed on 27/09/17. If no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, your advocate or by someone authorized by law to act for you, the matter shall be taken up in your absence. Signed and sealed by the order of this court this day the 28/8/17. Y. MAONGKABA IMCHEN Principal District & Sessions Judge, & Family Court, Kohima, Nagaland
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"I, Thaingamlong Rongmei vide Regd No. 5124/2017 dated 22/08/2017 do hereby change the name of Alamla Jamir (Wife) Albert T. Amlong (Son) and Rechel T. Amlong (Daughter) to Alemla Jamir, Nangnangchiba Aier and Wapangsenla Aier" DP-8618
IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M 491/17/9301-02
NOTICE
Dated, Dimapur the 11th Aug' 17
Notice is hereby given that Shri. Puduono Angami -Vrs- Shri. Diethozo Thakro resident of Land Mark Colony Town in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 11/9/17.
SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY
Name of Patta Holder : Shri. Puduono Angami Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 171, Dag No. : 257, Area : 00B-01K-06 Ls.
Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.
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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late P.L Thomas alias Pammei Luchuga Thomas alias Luchuga Rongmei Deceased, has been filed by Shri. G. Theresa Pammei relation wife R/o. H.No. 81, Diphupar Vill 'F' Khel to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 2.7.17. Covered by Patta No. 449, Dag. No. 539, Block No. 9. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 25/9/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 24 day of 8/17. DP-8619
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Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland.
AFFIDAVIT
Dated: 28.08.2017
I, Shri NZANBEMO LOTHA son of KHODAMO presently residing at Lerie Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and state as follows: 1. That my official name is NZANBEMO LOTHA. 2. That however in some of my official documents/ Service –records my name has been recorded as Nzanbemo. 3. That further the names Nzanbemo Lotha and Nzanbemo refers to the same and one person i.e. myself. 4. That henceforth for all official purpose, my name shall be referred to and recorded as NZANBEMO LOTHA. 5. That the statements made in this affidavit at Para 1 to 4 are true to my knowledge and nothing has been concealed thereof. IN WITNESS WHEREOFF, I sign this affidavit on this 28th day August 2017 at Kohima, Nagaland. DEPONENT K-2768
India, China to pull back troops from Doklam border confrontation
NEW DELHI, AUG 28 (AGENCIES): India and China have agreed to pull back their troops from a face-off in the high Himalayas where China, India and Bhutan meet, signalling a thaw in the monthslong standoff, India’s government said Monday. India’s Ministry of External Affairs said India and China had diplomatic exchanges in recent weeks over the situation on Doklam plateau in the eastern Himalayas and both had agreed to “go back to the status quo” before the standoff. Both India and China said their troops would continue to patrol in the Doklam area as they did before the face-off. The breakthrough comes just days before Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to travel to China for a meeting of BRICS leaders next month. The BRICS grouping comprises Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. In Beijing, foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told reporters that Chinese forces in the area had verified the Indian pullout and that China will “continue to exercise its sovereignty and uphold its territorial integrity in accordance with the historical conventions.”
Doklam standoff ends as both India and China agree to disengagement of troops. Hua said Chinese border troops were continuing to patrol in the area, but made no mention of their road-building activities that had prompted India to send its forces across the border nearly three months ago. An official of the Indian ministry said his country also planned to verify “in due course of time that Chinese troops have also moved back.” “Both sides have acted maturely and have agreed to go back to the status quo,” said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
BJP Mandalgarh MLA dies of swine flu
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Analysts hailed the troop pullback, but said after the acrimony of the past months, ties between the neighbors could not be the same. “Both sides realized that this was not an issue on which they needed to have some kind of a shooting match which would completely destroy relations between the two countries,” said Sushant Sareen, a senior fellow at the Vivekanand International Foundation, a New Delhi-based think tank. Sareen said the danger of an accidental exchange of fire had been diffused, but “Does this mean that
all is hunky dory between India and China? Certainly not.” The confrontation, which began in June when Indian troops moved in to stop China from constructing a road in the Doklam region in Bhutan, was the worst in decades. India had insisted that the impasse would be resolved through diplomatic talks, while China demanded that India withdraw its troops from Doklam before any talks could take place. Doklam is claimed by the tiny kingdom of Bhutan, but Beijing says it belongs to China based on an 1890 Chinese-British treaty. Bhutan and China have held several rounds of border talks but have not made progress in resolving the dispute. The area, also popularly referred to by Indians as the “chicken neck,” is a narrow corridor that links mainland India with its remote northeastern states. New Delhi’s concerns about the Chinese presence in Doklam stemmed from fears that if China was able to block the corridor, it would isolate India’s northeast from the rest of the country. Relations between the two Asian giants have often been strained, partly due to an undemarcated border.
Women’s panel sees steady rise in pending cases Mumbai, Aug 28 (PTI) The number of cases pending with the Maharashtra State Commission for Women (MSCW) has been increasing over the years and there has also been a steady rise in the count of complaints related to harassment of women at workplace received by the panel, an RTI reply has revealed. According to the reply obtained by city-based RTI activist Jeetendra Ghadge, 2,917 cases were pending before the commission in 2012 which shot up to 3,573 in 2013, 5,092 in 2014 and 5,929 in 2015. The reply also revealed the women’s right panel had received only 40 complaints of sexual harassment at workplaces in 2012-13, which subsequently rose to 262 in 2013-14, dropped to 91 in 2014-15 and again shot up to 102 in 2015-16, he said. Ghadge had filed an application before the MSCW seeking to know the number and nature of cases pending before it. The commission has data only till 2015. The activist said the commission does not have data about the number of cases forwarded to police stations for further investigations. “I also sought the number of cases which were forwarded to police stations for investigations. However, the commission said it does not maintain such records.”
Women’s success: The ingredient for... (From p-1) engineering, computer science, academic and R&D has been very significant during the past decade in Nagaland which is about 24.4% during 2011 against 14.9% during 2001. The study reveals absorption of female in other works is highest in Dimapur (63.9%) and in Kohima (41%) and Mokokchung (28.8%) districts. This is due to urbanisation, advanced education, entrepreneurship, convenience, socio-economic awareness and job opportunities. According to the 2011 census, the female work participation rate (WPR) of Nagaland stood at 44.7% which is much higher WPR than the National female work participation rate of 26%. However women often work part-time as it facilitates combining work and family responsibilities but often at a cost to their long-term career
Families torn apart in Haryana violence Panchkula, AUG 28 (AGENCIES): Nembo, 40, of Jind district in Haryana had come to Panchkula early last week to get a glimpse of Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh. On Friday, when a special CBI court pronounced the verdict convicting the Dera chief of raping two women, Nembo was killed allegedly in police firing outside the court premises. She was among thousands of the Dera chief ’s followers who had travelled from Punjab and Haryana to stand by their spiritual leader in case of an adverse verdict. For 24 hours, her body lay unclaimed at the civil
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(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM : NAGALAND :: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH (CIVIL WRIT JURISDICTION) W.P (C) No. 170 (K)/2017 Mr. Alipa L. Sangtam & 695 Others ……….Petitioners -VERSUSThe State of Nagaland & 86 others …… Respondents
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Kirti Kumari Jaipur, Aug 28 (PTI): BJP MLA from Mandalgarh in Rajasthan’s Bhilwara district, Kirti Kumari, today died of swine flu at a private hospital in the city. The 50-year-old was admitted to Fortis Hospital yesterday from the state-run SMS Hospital following complication in breathing due to swine flu, Medical Superintendent of Fortis Hospital, Dr Shrikant Swami said. She breathed her last this morning, he said. Kumari was later cremated in Bijolia in Bhilwara district. Before her funeral, Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje, state BJP President Ashok Parnami, ministers in the state government and BJP office bearers paid obeisance. Raje condoled her death, saying it was an irreparable loss for the BJP. Kumari, who belonged to the royal Bijolia family, held various positions in committees of Rajasthan Assembly and within the organisation. As the news of her demise spread, a pall of gloom descended on Mandalgarh and among party ranks. Meanwhile, the SMS Hospital administration denied the allegations of it failing to provide proper medical facilities to the swine flu afflicted BJP MLA, saying a team of three senior professors was formed to provide medical care and specialists from a Gurgaonbased private hospital were also consulted. Medical Superintendent of the SMS Hospital, Dr D S Meena said that Kumari was brought to the hospital in critical condition on August 26. She was put on ventilator in medical ICU ward, he added. Meena said that on the request of her family, specialists from Gurgaon-based Medanta Hospital were consulted who advised using Ecmo machine on the patient.
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M. Lochumi Ovung A. Chonbemo Ezung Dr. O. Chonchibeni Ezung S. Imlimongla Jamir Imzuheing Iheilung Stephen Ngumenou Rhakho Lhukuzo Rakho Lehu Lohe Jasalie Vadeo Tshewekhro Chirhah T. Chürasha Niwa Veluzo Lao Alotoli Zhimomi Kuvezo Kezo Khekato S. Yeptho Moamongla Jamir Imtila Wati Pukhato K. Aye Bovito Kiho Watila Mollier Arenkala Ao H. Chongphe Easter Kavi Swu Thejaselie Savino I. Phoebe M. Azebo Assumi Ayeto T. Aye Mugatoli Zakato S. Zhimomi Kumugha Sema S. Agaho Jimo Alotoli D. Yeptho Pukhalu Khekavi Sema Ghuvishe Sema N. Tokheho Ayemi Phuketo Swu Levi Sema Atoka Chishi
and earning prospects. Also the gender gap in work life increases with the arrival of children. Therefore providing government run affordable, good-quality childcare for all parents and encourage more equal sharing of parental leave, for example, reserving part of paid leave entitlements for the exclusive use of fathers will help boost female employment levels and for achieving gender equality throughout the working life. All said and done, the statistical figures provided above, should be an eye opener and an inspiration to all a females in Nagaland are making a remarkable progress. It is therefore very encouraging that growing success of women will lead to equal participation of men and women in every walk of life ensuring a successful, strong, sustainable and balanced growth of our society.
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Takumenla Lkr I. Wapang Mapurenla K. Phongtong Khiam K. Peshie Khiamniungan Tongpangnokdang Lngcr Thsarola Thonglaru S. Changthrongchila Chang K. Rijingkhum Yim Imtikala Longkumer Koratoshi K. Omentula Imkongwati I. Chatensang Nukshitula Bennynaro Moarenla Tongpangrepba Chubainla L. Tialila Ao P. Akangenla Senkalong Limasenla Longchar Imchasashi Imsumongla Bendangnukshi Nungsangtemsu Supongliba Merenjungla Kichu Talinungshi Gwayhunlo Tep Vireizeü Solo Imsunaro Longchar Avinuo Linyu Wapangtemsu Jamir Achuga Rengma Asisin Khing Kikruphrunuo Pienyu Kechangulie P. Henyei Phom Rongsenchuba Temsumongla.
All the respondents are serving as Graduate Teachers under the Department of School Education, Nagaland. C/o The Principal Director, Directorate of School Education, Nagaland, Kohima ……RESPONDENTS NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULE 20, CPC. Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W. P. (C) NO.170(K)/ 2017 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as respondents. That the Hon’ble High Court dated 24.08.17 has directed for Substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter on 29.09.17 for entering of appearance. If no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, your advocate, or by someone by law authorized to act for you on the date of appearance, the matter shall be taken up in your absence. Signed and sealed by the order of the Court this day the 24th August, 2017. Deputyt Registrar (Judl.) Gauhati High Court (Kohima Bench) Kohima, Nagaland. K-2758
hospital in Panchkula even as her husband, a farmer, watched the violence unfold on the television set at their home in Jind. Little did he know that his wife was among the 32 killed in alleged police firing in Panchkula, as she told them that she had gone to Sirsa. It was an identity card provided by Dera officials that finally helped police identify her body. The card was found in a green bag lying near her
body. “She used to go often to Sirsa, didn’t know she was in Panchkula. She was hit by a bullet in her back. Maybe she was running away, who knows? All this mayhem to protest the conviction of one man. So many people have been killed,” said Prem Singh, a close relative of Nembo. Sitting under a tree, Haryana police officer Ajit Singh was busy making arrangements to hand over the bodies lying in the mortuary to their relatives.
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The 3rd round of counselling for admission to MBBS course of Seven AIIMS (New Delhi, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Jodhpur, Patna, Raipur and Rashikesh) will be held on 04th September, 2017 at J.L. Audiorium, AIIMS, New Delhi from 8:30 Am onwards. The Detailed information is available at AIIMS website www.aiimsexams.org. Registrar
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/Dated Tuensang the
th
Aug. 2017.
No. 35093 C/N Rongota Kezo S/o Late Atso Kezo A’ Coy 3rd NAP Battalion Tuensang, Nagaland.
Sub : - FINAL CALLING NOTICE Whereas No.35093 C/N Rongota Kezo, S/o Late Atso Kezo of Half Nagarjan village PO/PS-Dimapur (East) DistrictDimapur was found absent from bonafide government duty with effect from 03.08.17 And whereas Calling Notice was issued vide No. 3NAP (RO-27)2017-18/748 dated 07.08.17 and No. 3NAP (RO27)2017-18/840 dated 18.08.17 to report back for duty immediately but have failed to report back till date. Now you are therefore once again directed to report back within 7(Seven) days from the date of publication of this Final Calling Notice failing which you will be declared ‘Deserter’ and further necessary action for dismissal from service shall be initiated against you without further notice. Commandant, 3rd NAP Battalion, Tuensang Nagaland DC-2024
THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH KOHIMA BENCH CIVIL REVIEW PETITION NO. 10 (K) 2017
To,
The Chief Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland & 2 Ors ….Petitioners. -versusMr. Md. Inzamul Hoque Talukdar. ….Respondent. Mr. Md. Inzamul Hoque Talukdar, S/o Md.Faizul Hoque Talukdar, R/O Haralu Colony, Burma Camp, Dimapur, Nagaland.
….Respondent.
NOTICE Please take notice that the above Civil Review Petition has been filed by the petitioners wherein you have been impleaded as the sole Respondent. You are therefore requested to appear before this Hon’ble Court on the expiry of 3 (three) weeks with effect from 17-08-2017 in person or by Your pleader fully instructed and able to answer all material proceedings relating to the civil review petition. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned above, the application will be heard and determined in your absence. Deputy Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court Kohima Bench K-3778
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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 264 Dimapur, Tuesday, August 29, 2017
Growth Stalling Tax (GST)
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usiness has been hit by the very act that was supposed to promote it- GST – goods and services tax. One aim of a tax is to facilitate exports. Under the GST, exporters will have to first pay the required duty and seek a refund. According to estimates, exporters’ working capital of up to Rs 1.85 lakh crore annually could get stuck because of the refund process. There is confusion and escalation of prices of many goods. Industries have been hit since they were asked to clear their stocks by July. Many manufacturers stopped production. Industry has said that GST as hit the growth. Nine months ago, the businesses and manufacturers took a hit due to demonetization. This caused sudden choking of cash flow which adversely affected sales and transactions. GST is a good idea but it is being levied at the highest tax rates. There is not one tax but five tax rates, some in zero percent, the rest in slabs of 5, 12, 18 and 28 percent. It has added to the confusion at all levels because there are items like SUVs which drew a tax of 28 percent but reduced to initially of 15 percent, now proposed to be revised and raised to 25 percent. The automobile industry is a fledgling industry. Would it survive after paying 53 percent as taxes? It has to be affordable to help both the consumers and the industry. The way it is working is certainly against the interest of both. The small businesses are the worst hit. So far they were paying minimal taxes under the VAT regime. But now it varies. The exemption limit is too low at Rs 20 lakh turnover a year. It does not mean they would not have to pay the tax, it only means they would not have to maintain the complex account books. The cost of keeping the book itself is not that light. Many small and petty trades find that they would have to employ chartered accountants to maintain books. This means an additional cost. The apprehension is there as the rising cost of doing business has hit many smaller units, like groceries and restaurants. Restaurants are the worst sufferers and so are their patron customers. Almost every restaurant or even a dhaba is air conditioned. So they have no option but to pay 18 percent as tax. It has increased the cost of food items. A cup of tea, for example, that used to cost Rs 10, with taxes, at a dhaba now costs Rs 12. If it does not have an air conditioner, the tax is 5 percent. There is confusion about takeaways. In this country, restaurants suffer the largest closures. Are we trying to help an entrepreneurship or killing it? The readymade garment industry is facing similar problems. A “branded” shirt or sari becomes super expensive with the levy of high GST. So is “branded” rice, wheat or spices. The housing sector is in confusion as it does not know when to levy it or not. One wonders why petrol is out of it and why its price rises every day. The taxes must not be killers of initiative. The GST process is complex, arbitrary and cumbersome. The good part is GST Council has said that it was open to ideas. One hopes it is really so and it becomes a benevolent and not atrocious taxing methodology leading an inspector-raj.
DailyDevotion The Purpose of Prayer …one of His disciples said to Him, “Lord, teach us to pray…” —Luke 11:1 Prayer is not a normal part of the life of the natural man. We hear it said that a person’s life will suffer if he doesn’t pray, but I question that. What will suffer is the life of the Son of God in him, which is nourished not by food, but by prayer. When a person is born again from above, the life of the Son of God is born in him, and he can either starve or nourish that life. Prayer is the way that the life of God in us is nourished. Our common ideas regarding prayer are not found in the New Testament. We look upon prayer simply as a means of getting things for ourselves, but the biblical purpose of prayer is that we may get to know God Himself. “Ask, and you will receive…” (John 16:24). We complain before God, and sometimes we are apologetic or indifferent to Him, but we actuallyask Him for very few things. Yet a child exhibits a magnificent boldness to ask! Our Lord said, “…unless you…become as little children…” (Matthew 18:3). Ask and God will do. Give Jesus Christ the opportunity and the room to work. The problem is that no one will ever do this until he is at his wits’ end. When a person is at his wits’ end, it no longer seems to be a cowardly thing to pray; in fact, it is the only way he can get in touch with the truth and the reality of God Himself. Be yourself before God and present Him with your problems— the very things that have brought you to your wits’ end. But as long as you think you are self-sufficient, you do not need to ask God for anything. To say that “prayer changes things” is not as close to the truth as saying, “Prayer changes me and then I change things.” God has established things so that prayer, on the basis of redemption, changes the way a person looks at things. Prayer is not a matter of changing things externally, but one of working miracles in a person’s inner nature.
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The only source of knowledge is experience.
~ Albert Einstein
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n the last two weeks, my team at People for Animals has been examining all the religious sites on the Net to see what kind of nonsense is being put on in the name of Hinduism. Ever since I learnt about the Hathajodi “magic Talisman”, which is just the penis of the giant monitor lizard, being sold by sites that claim it brings health, wealth and attraction, we have been looking for more rubbish being sold. Siyar Singhi is supposedly the horn of a jackal. For one thing, the jackal is protected from killing by the Wildlife Protection Act 1972. For another, the jackal does not have a horn. The sites selling this agree that it “normally” does not have a horn. But when it “hoots” (they probably mean howls) with its head facing downwards (a technical impossibility) then suddenly a horn emerges from its forehead. If the jackal is killed and the horn is taken with a tuft of hair on it, the hair will keep growing forever and in different colours as long as it is kept in vermillion powder. It supposedly keeps
away evil spirits – if you do regular havans round it for which, of course, you have to get havan priests and spend a lot more. Otherwise it doesn’t work (of course, then it is your fault). This nonsense about the Siyar Singhi doesn’t just extend to Hindus. It seems to be all pervasive in Muslims and Buddhists as well. In Srilanka some illiterates use it (its called narric – combo) as an amulet to win in gambling. The Tharu tribes of Nepal and India believe it will grant the men the ability to see in the dark and seduce women. In Bengal it is placed in safes (as is the hathjodi) to increase wealth. However, since this can only be done if a puja is done before the safe, the gang that passes off as priests usually take the opportunity to rob it later. Some sites have gone even further and said that the Bible has written that the jackal is the mother of the Devil and so keeping the horn of the mother will ensure that the devil stays away. The Golden Jackal had 13 subspecies. It is now down to 7. It is a small dog-like animal that eats
More rubbish being sold fruit, insects, small reptiles, birds and small rodents. The family lives together in small groups of parents and children. They are portrayed in the Jatakas and Panchatantra as intelligent creatures and to hear a jackal howl was a sign of good luck. The Jackal is associated with the goddesses Kali, Chamunda. The jackal is eaten by Koli and Vaghir tribes of Gujarat and Rajasthan and by the Narikaruravas in Tamil Nadu who eat anything from rats and squirrels and stolen pet dogs and cats from Chennai’s houses. But the real reason for the decline is this mumbo jumbo rubbish of people wanting an imaginary bone in its head to bring them luck. According to these sites, which are now on the radar of the police and will be shut down and the
owners arrested, this bone of a scavenger considered unclean by most of the shastras will now bring wealth, win law cases, help you get on with your married partner, restore health, acquire property, remove depression. If “activated” (this means a set of expensive poojas running into lakhs) it will cure autism, mental diseases, Panic Disorders, Attention-deficit or hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Autism spectrum disorder (ASD), Eating disorders, Schizophrenia, Substance abuse etc. You, of course, have to recite mantras that vary from site to site – and religion to religion - Mumkaraya Kuru Namah, Om Padma Shrim, Om Hariram Purva Dakshin Uttar Paschim, Adhik taral padarth sabhi janya agyakari kuru kuru
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Clean election: A complicated task
he initiation of clean election campaign by churches organizations, political parties and NGOs to prevent filthy practice of sale and purchase of votes is a good beginning. The intention is a goodwill mission to reform ill electoral practice in Nagaland. Launching andfighting for clean elections indicates that there has been prolong practice of dirty elections which is cheap and dirty form of politics. Dirty elections are prevalent because our social set-ups are corrupt. Corruption penetrated the political and electoral system and entered the entire social systems. Dirty election is a part of dirty politics. Politics means practical politics which is associated with the governance and development of a country. Ours is a democratic politics in which power is derived from the people and the ultimate power rests with them. Democracy was born out of the demand for liberty, equality and justice for the people. However, unfortunately, these democratic principles have been exploited. It is said that politics is a dirty game. However, politics itself is not dirty but the people have dirtied it. Dirty elections or selling and buying votes, use of money power, use of muscle power, rigging and manipulation of polling boothduring elections is one of the many social evils in practice.This has led to commercialization of elections and gross corruption. People are indulged in corruption or unfair means in daily life in public offices, business establishments, market places, religious places, NGOs, educational institutions and the likes. We have political corruption, bureaucratic corruption, technocratic corruption, departmental corruption, social corruption, commercial corruption and so on.People are compelled to pay even to obtain signature and exorbitant price for application form in the government offices. Money is collected at check posts.Taxes are being levied everywhere. Students are compelled to pay exorbitant fees for education and hostels.Thus there is no need to feelastonished to see welfare politics vanishing from this democratic system of government.Great men in power have excavated everything possible and left the people at their own risk. Criminalization of politics is the worst form of filthy politics which has murdered democracy in India. Politics and crimes have operated together. The
undue nexus between politicians and bureaucrats and acceptance of admission of criminals into the political system for power and proper control ofgovernment affairs has led to weakening of governing machinery and severe exploitation of vulnerable.Involvement of anti-socials and use of money and muscle power in the elections originated from mega cities and spread to Nagaland and gradually and negatively transformed the electoral pattern in the Naga society diversified with tribalism. Corruption was not known during the fragilestage of Nagaland statehood. Corruption is now an epidemic disease that has infested the Naga society deep down the roots. Corruption is a social evil infected frompolitics and the runners of government. Some elite predecessors had instead of establishing the Naga society based on moral values, social ethos and Christian principles chosen the path of exemplary corruption. These days everyone is running after easy money and backdoor opportunities.Nagas have failed to cultivate the dignity of labor because the seed of corruption has scattered and sprouted in every domain of their life.The successful politicians and public or government servants have robbed off everything from the people and everything that is theirs and have not spared them even a piece of bone. But arestill not satisfied and want to grab more and more.They have turned blind and deaf towards grievances of farmers, patients, unemployed, villagers, farmers, travellers, poor, vulnerable, students and old people. The groaning voice of these people must have reached the Almighty God and He must be angry on them fortheir callous attitude.They have sown the seed of systematic corruption in Nagaland.Some manage to hold positions in various organizationsand mismanage the affairs after retirement. It is unfortunate that persons with money power are opted for number one posts even in social organizations while honest and capable persons are sidelined and denied. Money power has destroyed everything in Nagaland. However, it would be better to elect selfless, capable and visionary persons and not money power to lead the society at various levels as better social change is impossible without them. Fund can be extended by both the rich and poor
for just cause. There is no inner democracy in most of the Naga social set-ups like unions, councils,hohos, associations and committees.Since the control of organizations is determined by money power, capable persons without money power are not the first preference. The source of money power is corruption. This is the reason why many lowly learnt persons have occupied the highest positions failing to provide minimum quality service but creating maximum confusion and rampant corruption in the society. Some intend to run organizations by using more capable persons as secretaries.This is how money power is manipulating the society. This chaos has led to sarcasm in the society wherefacts are twisted inventingright is wrong andwrong is right situation. In some cases the errant has more supporters and the innocent is sarcastically defeated and so the just is silenced.This is how the erroneous people take the upper hand.Nagas have sufficient number of intellectuals who do not intend or ask to hold or chase any position in any social organization. That means most of the organizations are not run by intellectuals or proper intellectuals but by ignorant, power thirsty and corrupt minded. All the organizations have good aims and objects or objectives to promote the welfare of the targeted and needy people. Organizational power is also misused for suppression. It appears that most of the promoters want power, fame and money and use the good names of the organizations to fulfill their greed but are not serious to serve and achieve the laid down objectives. While passing through this juncture of chaos and confusion,intellectuals need to support each other and take the opportunity to set things right in the sicksociety if they really think that they have the desire and vision for the people. There are thousands of Christian denominations and every church or church organization has its own way of propagating faith. So which denomination shall we follow? We shall follow the Church or the Bible? All the Christians including Church leaders and workers better properly follow the New Testament Bible, the realpreacher for all. The teaching, preaching, instructions, commandments and guidance provided for mankind in it are perfect. There should be integrity in preaching, teaching, speak-
ing, conducting, writing and practice in a person if he/she is a true Christian preacher.If a preacher does not have this integrity, then he cannot be a true Christian preacher. Christians should not be neutral between the just and wrong or good and bad. But openly speak out the truth and favor the right and good or disfavor the wrongand bad so that evil is defeated. Jesus Christ was straightforward and he always spoke the truth and against the bad and evils of the world.Lukewarm church prevails everywhereand is not ready for repentance and commits injustice to its members and Christianity.Church remains a mute spectator when the righteous is subjugated. It is disheartening to see Naga Christian leaders preferring to stay aloof or maintaining neutrality when they are obliged to speak out the truth for the right sake. Thus they are committing act of omission by refusing to fight a battle of truth against the lie.Remove hypocrisy from the house of God and prayer. Beware the Almighty God Lord Jesus Christ warns. It is obvious that corruption is indulged by the highestlevel and the most powerful forcedown to the lowest grass root level. Under the present miserable condition people yearn for a better change.Is clean election possible without refor ming the society? When corruption prevails everywhere in the society, how can clean election take place? Dirty elections reflect corrupt practice in the society.How can a room be cleaned by washing a trouser only when everything inside isdirty? It is possible to abolish corruption because the highest and the most powerful force in India, the central government, has already initiated the task of eliminating corruption and the process has begun under the BJP led NDA government and under the leadership of the prime minister of India,NarendraModi. The government is the highest agency of change without which no better social change can truly happen. Once corruption and social evils are removed from public life, there will be clean election. It is possible to achieve clean elections but this is a complicated task and cannot be achieved overnight. All the people of the state shouldcooperate, play their role and put effortsto liberate Nagaland from the slavery of corruption for the sake of the younger generation. K Thong (Achilo)
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, august 29, 2017
nama, gidar singhi amuk mother vashayan kuru kuru sawah. None of them make any sense in Sanskrit but, depending on the site, you have to say these, ranging from 21-108 times. And even then it won’t work unless a crystal mala is bought from the same site and “charged” regularly – which costs even more money. The Muslims are told that Allah has put a special power inside it. And buying just one is not good enough. You have to get a male and female. According to them the horn is collected only on the waning moon on a particular nakshatra which is only known to the “masters”. You must put the siyar singhi in your hand and say “I own you... my name is so and so... you have to obey me” and then put this in a silver box along with 3 cloves and 2 cardamoms. You can use this item to cause extreme pain and even death to your enemies. In order to make it even more expensive, the sites have gone into incredible detail: The jackal is not any jackal, but a rare species called Motiya. And not any motiya either. It has to be the
leader of the pack. And how will you know that he is the leader and carries the horn. Because “he dies after he hears a regular outburst of strange voices”. He cannot be old, as the singhi disappears from his head, so he has to be a young leader of a pack – which is even rarer. How does one make out the horn is real – put the singhi in mercury (the kind you get in old thermometers). The horn will eat it up! If that wasn’t bad enough, one type of Siyar Singh, called Linga Siyar Singhi which comes from the jackal penis, is now being pushed as a sacred object. I suppose it is easier to verify than an imaginary horn. Every site claims that every other site and shop selling this Siyar Singhi are selling fakes taken from dogs and pigs and stuck onto bones with glue. In the 21st century if you believe that a bone and a hank of hair can get you what you can’t get through work, prayer, education and ambition, then go ahead and make these fake site owners rich! To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www.peopleforanimalsindia.org
‘A true Naga in museum and books not in reality’
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e (Nagas) are so much moder n and influenced with the western civilization and culture that our culture is dying, it is disappearing so fast. The present generation of Nagas do not know its own history, culture, dance, folk songs, food habit, dialect, etc. Only a handful knows of it. Instead the books written by non Naga authors are much better and reliable than the books written by Naga authors. Time will come we will not know what is our culture, history, uniqueness, food, etc. We (Nagas) started living and loving the western to the highest extent that our rich culture is nothing now. Our culture is 100 times richer than the Western. What is ours? Where is ours? Who are we? What are we unique for? We don’t wear our own cloths, we occasionally wear it. Imagine if we wear our own cloths, how beautiful it will be, it is not only beautiful but it will promote young entrepreneurs at the same time economy of Nagas will grow tremendously. We are so much to non Naga food habit that we don’t want to eat our own Naga food. Like our cloths our food habit is also disappearing, we want fast food, we want noodles, we want Mc Donald, we want pizza, we want KFC but we don’t want to visit a Naga hotel or eat in Naga restaurant. Imagine if we eat and go to our own indigenous or Naga hotel it will not only help the entrepreneurs to
grow but help the Naga economy boost. Who we are now? What is your identity? I am a Naga in name! The way I dress is not Naga, the way I chose food is not Naga, the way I live is not Naga, the way my house is built is not Naga, the things I like is not Naga, the things a Naga craftsman make I don’t use, the music I like is not Naga, the dance I like is not Naga. Am I a true Naga? Where is my identity to prove that I am a Naga? There is nothing in me to signify that I am a Naga. Only my mouth will speak out that I am a Naga. Is this what Nagas are living for, to lose our own identity? To completely change into a non Naga? Are we running away from our own identity? Are you a Naga by the way you live? These are the questions we need to ask our-self. This is important to us, year after year why our culture, history, uniqueness, etc is vanishing. What are we fighting for? What is the use of freedom struggle? When the culture, food, music, stuff, lifestyle, dance, etc nothing is ours now. Where is our uniqueness we are fighting for, for there is nothing to be called unique (now in subjucation and under the western culture). We are no longer Naga or have unique history we had. “A true Naga will be in museum and our history is only in book.” Mhashevil Ltu
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Sir,
Constant shutting down of power supply
Slightest wind and rainfall causes power shut-down in Dimapur and this is becoming a regular habit. This constant shutting down causes a lot of problems not only to business establishments but more so, for the common public, some of whom do not possess inverters at home. It would be very expedient on the part of power department to give the timing for shut-down of power supply locality wise for convenience of all consumers. It is ironical that people have to pay electricity bills but are actually deprived of power for long periods of time in a day. With so much difficulties being faced by the public of Nagaland with all those potholes, collapsed bridges, irregular water supply and to top it with constant power fluctuations really make our state pathetic. It is high time that all the basic amenity departments concerned take stoke of the situation and ease the problems of the public. Lothungbeni Murry, Dhobinallah, Dimapur
Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
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CNC informs on prayer chain
DIMAPRU: Council of Nagalim Churches (CNC) has informed that a onehour-long chain of prayer (2nd and 3rd phase) would continue on account of the Indo-Naga talk. A press release by general secretary, CNC, Rev. Seksim Kasar stated that schedules for the chain of prayer have been set from 11 a.m to 12 p.m. All regions would conduct prayer in their respective regional camps, while the ministries and departments at CHQ church. Ministry of information and publicity (MIP) has been directed to organise the prayer on August 28, national judiciary board (NJB) on August 29, national investigation bureau (NBI) on August 30, ministry of internal security (MIS) on August 31 and Angami region and art, culture & tourism (ACT) on September 1. CNC staff and
Ao region have been directed to organise the prayer on Sept 2, war victims welfare and Asalu ZLR region on September 3, education ministry and Chakhesang region on September 4, Lotha and Horticulture and Chang Region on September 5, forest and environment ministry and Khiamnuingan region on September 6, Keya ministry (Defense) and Khurmi region on September 7, Cease fire monitoring cell (at CFMC office) and Komrem region on September 8, CNC staff and Konyak region September 9, audit and account (AG) and Kuki tribal union on September 10, planning commission and Kyong region on September 11, Eidangiter and Leinung region on September 12, Nagalim civil service recruitment and promotion board (NCSRPB) on September 13. For Makuilungdi ZLR
region, collective leadership and members (at Delhi office) and Maram-Thangal sub region have been directed to conduct the prayer on September 14, NSWON and Pangmi region on September 15, widows federation (NNFFWF) and Phom region on September 16, Operation Salvage (at Rehab Center) and Pochuri Region on September 17, Rengma region and Saramati region on September 17, Shepaomaramth region and Sumi region on September 18, United Sangtam region and union territory 1 on September 19, Vaiphei region and Naga Rengma hills on September 20, Woncho region and Wung Tangkhul region on September 21, Yimchunger region and Zeilat region on September 22, CNC staff and all the national workers in Dimapur and Peren on September 23.
state/national 7 LDYO condemns LSU conducts first phase of school/college visitation August 21 DIMAPUR: Lotha Students’ Union (LSU) held incident its first phase of visitation
DIMAPUR: The Lamhai/Dungki Youth Organization (LDYO) has vehemently condemned the threat and intimidation meted out to secretary Kelei Zeliang August 21 by some miscreants. A condemnation note by LDYO president Peihauhang and secretary Ingaugong stated that this “attempt to murder” and unwarranted threat to an upright officer was a direct challenge to peace in the society. The organization strongly urged upon the concerned agency to nab and book the culprit at the earliest and give befitting exemplary punishment so that such kind of antisocial activities do not take place in the future.
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to schools and colleges in Wokha town from August 9 to 19, interacting with students, educating them on how to be good students and achieve their goal. A press note by LSU finance secretary, Yanthanthung Yanthan stated that LSU for the tenure 2017-2020 had formed Grievances Cell and Action Committee Cell for welfare of students. It stated that grievances cell would be headed by its vice president to deal with the problems and grievances faced by the students in particular and public in general of Wokha district. Action Committee Cell (ACC) would deal with the students loitering around in school uniform
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NEW DELHI, AUG 28 (AGENCIES): The National Human Rights Commission has issued notice to Jharkhand government over death of 52 infants due to reported malnutrition in 30 days at Jamshedpur’s MaPARKING LOT No. 6 CHARGES FROM NEW MARKET PARKING TO: hatma Gandhi Memorial Hire Rate Per Medical College (MGM) Rate passenger hospital. The commission 1 DC Court 40 has observed that painful 2 Duncan 40 3 Half Nagarjan 50 deaths of children and in4 Full Nagarjan 70 fants, in a large number, are 5 New NST / Pudampukri 60 a matter of concern. 6 Purana Bazaar Junction 50 7 Veterinary / Niu Colony 40 It has issued a notice to 8 Residency Colony 40 the chief secretary, Govern9 Oriental Colony 50 10 Ao Yimsen 90 ment of Jharkhand calling 11 Mon Bosti 90 for a report in the matter 12 Kachari Gaon 60 within six weeks. 13 Chuto Lingri 90 14 Super Market / Walford 40 The NHRC has also 15 2 1/2 Mile 80 asked the union health min16 3rd / 4th Mile 90 17 5th / 6th Mile 100 istry to take immediate ac18 7th Mile 110 tion by way of issuance of 19 Chumukedima 120 suitable directions to all the 20 Patkai Christian College 150 21 ILP Check Gate 160 states and UTs so that due to 22 Thahekhu Tenali 40 any negligence, such tragic 23 T.T.C. (Bible College) / Phom Colony 40 deaths do not take place in 24 Notun Basti 40 25 Court Junction 40 any hospital in the country. 26 Govt. College 40 NHRC had recently 27 Tinali 40 28 Sub-Jail 40 taken cognizance of two 29 Nepali Kashiram 60 similar incidents includ30 Firing 70 ing death of 60 children at 31 Ao Khel 80 32 Kuda Mill 70 Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh 33 Ao Kashiram 90 and death of four infants 34 St. John School 100 at Ambedkar hospital in 35 Dillai Gate 100 More to be continued... Raipur, Chhattisgarh.
LSU officials at DBHSS Wokha after interaction with class 11 students.
during class hour, taking intoxicating substances, chewing tobacco, immoral activities etc. LSU stated that on report of such activities, the union would initiate against any defaulters.
LSU also sought cooperation from every individual and urged them to make use of the grievances cells. Further LSU requested all the shop owners near educational institutions not to sell any tobacco,
drugs, alcohol etc and do abide the COPTA Rules. The second phase of inspection would be carried out soon in all the government schools in Wokha district including the villages.
Amit Shah likely to play role of NDA convener
NEW DELHI, AUG 28 (AGENCIES): Unlike the previous NDA regime under Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee where allies could throw their weight around, the current BJP led by Amit Shah is running the ruling coalition almost on its own steam, leaving a limited role for partners. Sources said Shah was likely to play the role of NDA convener too. This was obvious in the past few months when he negotiated through his core team with prospective allies and leaders wishing to jump ship and join the ruling party. The post of NDA convener was held by JDU till Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar decided to part ways in 2013. George Fernandes and later Sharad Yadav played the role for several years. Fernandes had the ears of both Vajpayee and then home minister LK Advani. Yadav, too, was given ample importance by Advani. Though JDU is back in
Thackeray’s death, but the ties continue. “Earlier, we had an alliance with Sena due to ideological affinity. Now that party is with us for the sake of sharing power,” a BJP leader said. Perhaps the most robust alliance is between BJP and Shiromani Akali Dal. With BJP being a junior partner in Punjab, SAD plays big brother and the saffron party has followed it. “As for PDP, our alliance with Mehbooba Mufti is on,” a BJP leader said. PDP-BJP may, however, part ways before the next elections in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Another official said businesses can continue to file returns and pay taxes even after the deadline ends, much like what happens in case of income tax returns and payment. As per the GST law, any registered person who fails to furnish details of outward or inward supplies or returns required by the due date will have to pay a late fee of Rs 100 for every day during which such failure continues subject to a maximum Rs 5,000. Besides, every person who fails to pay the tax within the period prescribed will be required to pay interest at 18 per cent from the day succeeding the day on which such tax was due to be paid. While 72 lakh assessees of the old indirect tax regime have migrated to the GST Network portal, nearly 50 lakh have completed the migration process. Besides, of the 15 lakh fresh registrations, as many as 10 lakh are expected to file returns for July.
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GST, input tax credit is available on both goods and services. The growth of GST component of states’ own tax revenue for all states in such a case would drop to 15.5 per cent in 201718 and three more states namely, Goa, Jammu and Kashmir and Jharkhand would require compensation from the central government, it said. “The total compensation amount therefore would increase to Rs 95 billion in current fiscal. This is based on the assumption that in the final production of goods and services, service tax accounts for 10 per cent,” the report stated. The Centre has agreed to compensate states for five years at the growth rate of 14 per cent. During FY12-FY17, the states’ tax revenue on an average grew by 14 per cent. However, there are wide variations across states, with Punjab taxes growing at just 8.47 per cent during FY12-FY17 while Telangana’s at 39.70
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New Delhi, Aug 28 (IANS): The implementation of the Goods and Services tax (GST) will have a positive impact on state governments’ finances in the medium to long term, domestic rating agency India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) said on Monday. Even in the shor t term, the impact on aggregate state finances will be positive but calculations show that the picture may vary from state to state, it said in a report. The report said that GST revenues of all states combined will grow at 16.6 per cent in 2017-18 over 2015-16. However, since the picture at the individual state level differs, eight states namely Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Punjab and Tamil Nadu would need compensation from the central government for any revenue loss under baseline scenario, it said. Post introduction of
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percent to USD 17.13 in Singapore. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 percent and 99.5 percent purity fell Rs 50 each to Rs 29,900 and Rs 29,750 per 10 grams, respectively. It had gained Rs 250 on Saturday. Sovereign, however, remained steady at Rs 24,500 per piece of 8 grams. Silver ready moved in a narrow range in limited deals from industrial units and settled at the last level of Rs 40,200 per kg. Weekly-based delivery rose by Rs 215 to Rs 39,225 on speculative buying.
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New Delhi, Aug 28 (Agencies): Gold prices turned soft on Monday, down Rs 50 at Rs 29,900 per 10 grams, owing to slack demand from local jewellers despite a positive global trend. Silver was unchanged at Rs 40,200 per kg in scattered deals from industrial units and coin makers. Easing demand, traders said, from local jewellers and retailers at the spot market brought about the decline in gold, but a firm trend overseas arrested the fall. Globally, gold rose 0.41 percent to USD 1,296.10 an ounce and silver by 0.44
Rs 1000 notes, but months later there is still no official confirmation. The government’s decision to scrap Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes had created a massive cash crunch last year. However, the DNA report suggests that the RBI is finally preparing to print Rs 1000 note at printing presses in Mysore and Salboni, and the new notes could be available within months. “The printing presses at Mysore and Salboni are getting ready to print the brand-new Rs 1,000 notes with enhanced security features. The new notes could be issued as early as December 2017, the report said. Last week, RBI issued the much-awaited Rs 200 denomination notes. The central bank’s plan to add Rs 200 denomination note into circulation came as a big relief as there was no bank note between Rs 100 to Rs 500.
day today, over 36.32 lakh returns had been filed. Final tax collection numbers would be known once all the returns are in,” the official said. Under GST, businesses are supposed to file monthly sales returns and pay due taxes online. Since this was the maiden return after GST was rolled out on July 1, the government gave companies extra time to file returns and pay taxes. Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) Chairperson Vanaja Sarna, in her weekly letter to tax officials, had said the last date for payment of GST for July 2017 was extended up to August 25. But for those taxpayers who want to fill TRAN-I this month, the last date for filing GSTR3B is August 28, she had said. GST Network, the company managing the tax filing apparatus, had uploaded form TRAN-1 last week on its portal for businesses to claim credit on taxes paid prior to GST rollout on July 1.
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through the cash mode. “Transactions of up to Rs 2,000 are very high in volumes and if an incentive can be given here, it will provide an impetus to digital payments while facilitating the entry of more people within the formal economy. This will help plug leakages while playing a credible part in countering the development of black money.” The source, however, said it is not yet clear what route the government will suggest for providing the 2% incentive. “The matter is with the finance ministry.” The government is also considering other initiatives to push digital transactions. “There will be new measures that will be announced on this front in the coming time to strengthen the government’s resolve on the electronics payment front,” the source said.
N ew D elhi , Aug 28 (Agencies): After launching Rs 200 note for the first time time in history, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may soon issue Rs 1,000 denomination bank note it had discontinued last year during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s demonetisation move. The all-new Rs 1,000 currency note will come with enhanced security features and a new design. According to a DNA Money report, the government will shortly start printing the new Rs 1,000 note to bridge the wide gap between the existing Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 notes. The introduction of Rs 1000 notes could further ease daily transactions as the absence of any denomination between Rs 500 and Rs 2000 at present often make small transactions difficult. There were many reports soon after demonetisation that the government would eventually re-issue
New Delhi, Aug 28 (PTI): Over 36 lakh businesses have so far filed their first tax returns under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime, a top tax official said Monday. Tax collected in the maiden filings under the GST regime, which kicked in from July 1, are still being compiled as the last date for filings under different rules is not yet over, he said. The revenue department had estimated collection of around Rs 65,000 crore from maiden GST, the official said. The deadline for filing first monthly return and payment of taxes under GST - the new indirect tax regime that unifies over a dozen state and central taxes, including excise duty, service tax and VAT - ended on August 25. However, businesses that availed transitional credit were allowed to file returns till August 28 after paying taxes on self-assessment basis by August 25. “At the start of the
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efforts on digital payments and has been taking stock of initiatives to further popularise electronic payments. A recent meeting analysed digital payment transactions post demonetisation last November. It was attended by IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and senior officials from other wings of the government, including the finance ministry and the cabinet secretary’s office. The need to boost digital payments has been raised by PM Modi himself, prompting various departments of the government to facilitate their greater acceptance. Addressing the nation on the 71st Independence Day, Modi had asked people to use less cash. The source said the relief is being mooted for “smaller transactions” as these are large in numbers and are mostly preferred
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NEW DELHI, AUG 28 (Agencies): You may soon need to shell out less if you pay digitally. The government is looking at giving a 2% incentive over the applicable GST tax rate in case of digital payments where the bill is up to Rs 2,000, in a move aimed at discouraging cash payments. According to sources, the proposal - which may give the benefit in the form of a discount or cash-back - is being discussed between the finance ministry, RBI, cabinet secretariat and ministry of electronics and IT. “The idea is to incentivise all kinds of digital payments, especially smaller transactions, in line with the government’s plan of making India a less-cash economy,” a source told TOI. The IT ministry is leading the government’s
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Pakistan fumes over US Thailand’s Yingluck fled Houston flooding: 200 Indian general’s Taliban remarks at ‘last minute’, says Aides students being evacuated
Evacuated residents walk on an overpass during the storm in Houston, Texas on Sunday. (AFP)
WASHINGTON/NEW DELHI, AUG 28 (AGENCIES): Two hundred Indian students are marooned in the Houston floods, with the University of Houston submerged in neck-deep water, and two of them are in an intensive care unit, according to the Indian embassy spokesman in Washington. Efforts are on to ensure that relatives of the two students in hospital – identified as Shalini and Nikhil Bhatia – are able to reach them at the earliest. US emergency officials said tropical storm Harvey affected 450,000 people when it battered Texas, leaving floods and a trail of destruction in its wake. External affairs minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted
on Monday that India’s consulate in Houston had informed her “that 200 Indian students at University of Houston are marooned. They are surrounded by neck deep water... We made efforts for delivery of food but US Coast Guard did not allow as boats were required for rescue operations.” She also confirmed that two students were critically injured and are in an ICU. The Indian consulate general in Houston is arranging the rescue of the marooned students, officials said. Anupam Ray, the consul general in Houston, posted on Facebook: “Monitoring a serious incident involving 2 Indian nationals at College Station. I have reached India in USA (Con-
sulate General of India, Houston) and we are trying to provide whatever help we can. One of our consular officers will try and make it to College Station.” In a subsequent post, he wrote that embassy officials had established contact with the students, adding that they would be evacuated by Tuesday. Meanwhile, the met office warned that Harvey, the most powerful hurricane to hit Texas in more than 50 years, was set to result in more rain in Houston. “What we’re seeing is the most devastating flood event in Houston’s recorded history,” said Steve Bowen, chief meteorologist at reinsurance company Aon Benfield.
Islamabad, Aug 28 (IANS): Pakistan’s leadership has slammed the top US commander in Afghanistan, Gen. John W. Nicholson, a day after he claimed that Washington “knows the Afghan Taliban leadership is in Quetta and Peshawar”. Turning the tables, Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal told Dawn newspaper that the “Taliban were using Afghanistan as the launch pad for their operations, both inside and outside Pakistan”. He said the Taliban had no need to hide in Pakistan, since they held more than 40 per cent of Afghanistan, the daily reported on Monday. “If they have control over so much land and resources in Afghanistan, it means they have hideouts there, not in Pakistan,” Iqbal said. Nicholson told Kabul’s Tolo News on Saturday that Washington was aware of the Afghan Taliban leadership’s presence in the two Pakistani cities, adding that the US military would continue to put pressure on Taliban sanctuaries inside and outside Afghanistan. “The Quetta shura, Peshawar shura -- these shuras are identified by cities inside Pakistan. We know Afghan Taliban leaders are in these areas. Support for
TOLUVI VILLAGE COUNCIL DIMAPUR-797116: NAGALAND
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Coordination meeting of Toluvi Village Council (TVC), Western Sumi Youth Front (Toluvi) (WSYFT) Toluvi Ghami Students' Union (TGSU) & STH (Toluvi) Dated 26th August 2017 at Council Hall adopted the following resolution. 1. The meeting authorized the Western Sumi Youth Front (Toluvi) (WSFT) to check all illegal activities and suspicious movements within the Village jurisdiction with immediate effect. (i.e 26th August 2017) which will be fully supported by above mentioned bodies. 2. The meeting restricted from storing, keeping goods/materials or parking any kind of vehicles at their resident compound without valid documents and vouchers. Failing to comply with the restricted directives of the authority, and if unwanted manner or situation meets, ` 15000/- (Rupees fifteen thousand) only will be imposed to the house owner with equally responsible along with culprits. 3. The meeting earnestly appeal to the citizens and passer-by within the village jurisdiction to bear with the village authority while one is halted for interrogation and clearance by Western Sumi Youth Front (Toluvi) The meeting appreciate the officer Shri. Atobo Sumi, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police/PRO Dimapur, and Anti Vehicle Theft Squad (AVTS) team for kneed initiatives in recovering the lost motorcycles and nabbing the notorious bike lifters. The Council will join hands with the authority (AVTS) to uproot such activities within the village jurisdiction.
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BANGKOK, Aug 28 (Agencies): Thailand’s former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra kneeled before a row of saffronrobed Buddhist monks last Wednesday as she offered them fruits and sticky rice soaked in coconut milk and logan juice, a specialty from her northern region. At the auspicious hour of 9am, she released fish at the Temple of the Bells near Bangkok’s Chaophraya river, a practice Thai Buddhists believe brings good karma. At that point, aides say they believed she still intended to appear on Friday for sentencing in the criminal negligence case brought by Thailand’s junta over a costly rice subsidy scheme. Within about a day, she had left the country. “She chose to leave because she heard from her sources that the court would give her a heavy sentence and would not grant her bail,” said one source close to Yingluck. “She’s not a last minute person. She always plans things very carefully. This was a last-minute decision.” Yingluck fled with two aides but left her only son, Supasek Amornchat, 15, behind in Thailand, the source said. Another aide, who
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On behalf of the Ao Khel Notun Bosti, we would like to share our heartiest gratitude to everyone who had generously donated and taken part in the repairing and improvement of the Khel Road. Their valuable donation enabled Ao Khel to repair the road on 26/8/17. May God bless each and everyone for your valuable help. Among many persons who offered help we would like to mention here few names Sl. Amount 16. Sharma 5000 Name No. (Rs) 17. Tailiba (SDO) 10000 1. R.K. Nair 5000 18. Notun Bosti Council 5000 2. Imti Tzüdir 1000 19. Maong Longchar 2000 3. Bendangtoshi 3000 20. Akangmeren 1000 4. Sihilo Kent 1000 21. Abraham Zhimomi 1000 5. Mr. & Mrs. I Sashi Pongener 5000 22. Mr. & Mrs. James Liezietsu 10000 6. Tiayanger Tzüdie 20000 23. Vikhas Das 3000 7. Dr. Vizokhotou Solo 3000 Total Rs. 1,13,500 8. Hari Ram Gupta 5000 9. Abraham T.K. 1500 10. Er. Yanpemo Ezung 2000 11. Er. I Menang Mollier 10000 12. Renbemo (Agri SDO) 5000 13. Er. Vikiye Sema 5000 14. Dr. & Mrs. Benjongsangba 5000 15. Thangbemo 5000
terrorists and insurgents has to be reduced - (it) has to be stopped,” Gen. Nicholson said. The general’s comments elicited a sharp reaction from Islamabad, which has already been fuming over US President Donald Trump’s harsh remarks, with government ministers calling upon the US to stop blaming Pakistan for its failure in Afghanistan. Iqbal said Pakistani authorities had been conducting comprehensive security operations in different parts of the country for four years and had cleared a large area, including North Waziristan. “Pakistan is fully committed to rooting out terrorism and no other country can match us in terms of the number of sacrifices made in the war on terror,” he added. Separately, Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif said the US should refrain from blaming its 16 years of failures in Afghanistan on Pakistan. “America used Pakistan as its ally, but Pakistan suffered unbearable losses in the war on terror. If the US doesn’t trust Pakistan, it should make preparations to repatriate the Afghan refugees Pakistan has been hosting for nearly 35 years,” he told Geo News on Sunday.
had worked with Yingluck for a decade, said that she was gone by Thursday afternoon. Yingluck, whose government was ousted in a 2014 coup, went to Dubai, where her brother former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has a home, via Singapore, aides and other sources in her Puea Thai Party told Reuters. Reuters was not able to contact Yingluck. An aide for Thaksin in Dubai said she was not authorized to speak to the media. Exactly how Yingluck escaped from Thailand remains a mystery. At 10:55am on Thursday, she posted one last time on her Facebook page in a message that apologized to her supporters for
being unable to greet them at court because of heightened security, but at the same time implied she would show up. Even some of Yingluck’s closest aides said they were not aware how she left the country. Deputy national police chief General Srivara Ransibrahmanakul said police intelligence showed Yingluck was at her Bangkok home at least up until 2 p.m. on Wednesday. It was not clear why the police had information up to that point but not beyond. The junta has denied leaving a door open for Yingluck to escape - solving a problem for Thailand’s generals concerned that if she was imprisoned she would become a martyr but both her supporters and enemies have questioned whether she had official help. Sources in the Puea Thai Party said she fled first to Cambodia - a route often used by Thai opposition figures in the past as the border is porous and it is less than four hours drive from Bangkok. Thai media have said she took a private jet from Cambodia to Singapore and then on to Dubai.
NAGALAND UNIVERSITY
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Headquarters : Lumami- 798627 NO. NU/ADM/A-18/05 (pt-1) -2797 Dated: 25th Aug., 2017 SHORT TENDER NOTICE Sealed tenders are invited from Manufactures/Authorized dealers of reputed brands for supply of Furniture to Nagaland University, Kohima Campus, Meriema. Interested parties may download the tender documents and Terms and Conditions from the University website: nagalanduniversity.ac.in and submit their quotations along with tender fees of Rs. 1,000/- (non-refundable) in the form of DD payable to Registrar, Nagaland University, Lumami in sealed envelop superscript on the cover "Quotation for supply of Furniture" and addressed to the undersigned on or before 4th September, 2017 up to 4:00 P.M. No tenders will be accepted beyond this date and time. (M. K. Sinha) Registrar I/C DC-2022
GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL KUBOLONG Golden Jubilee Programme Dated : 8 September 2017 Venue : GHS Kobulong
Theme : Transform and Transcend Chief Guest
: Shri T.N. Mannen IAS (Retd) Chancellor Global Open University Dimpaur; Nagaland
Comperes
: 1. R. Asangla Ozukum 2. Temjenla Jamir
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Reception of the Chief Guest Followed by Unveiling of the Golden Jubilee Monolith
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DIRECTORATE OF EMPLOYMENT, SKILL DEVELOPMENT & ENTREPRENEURSHIP ADVERTISEMENT
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Dated Kohima. the th Aug'2017 NO.DET-2/14/2001(Pt) : The Directorate of Employment. Skill Development & Entrepreneurship in Technical Association with. Emporium Training & Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. Announces Recruitment Drive for Jet Airways. Vacancies open for : Cabin Crew (male I Female) Interview Dates : Dimapur : 26th Sept' 2017 Kohima : 2nd Sept' 2017 Venue : Multipurpose Hall, Symbios Creation Pvt. Ltd. Directorate of Employment, IT Complex, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, (Opposite Town Hall), High School Road, Kohima. Nagarjan Junction, Dimapur. Time : 10 AM onwards Time : 10 AM onwards. Eligibility Criteria's Cabin Crew - Freshers : • Age : Between 18 & 27 Years. • Minimum Height: Men - 170 cms & Women - 157 cms • Weight : In proportion to Height • Educational Qualification : HSLC (10 + 2). • Physical features : Pleasing personality clear complexion (scars, pimples and blemishes not acceptable) and good eyesight. • Marital Status : Unmarried. • Language Skills : Fluency in English & Hindi. Proficiency in a foreign language will be an added advantage. • Interactive Skills: Excellent communication & good interpersonal skills. • Nationality : Indian citizens only. • Passport : Must possess a valid Indian passport. Note:- Candidates are requested to submit the following documents : Two copies of resume, 2 (two) passport size photos & other Photo ID, Employment Exchange registration Card along with all educational as mentioned. in the eligibility criteria's . Last date of submission of application : 22nd Sept'2017. Submission places according to interview centre preferences: 1. Directorate of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Nagaland, High School Road, Kohima . 2. District Employment Exchange Office, Dimapur, Super Market Complex Dimapur. For information & clarification: Contact No:- (1) 09830051555 (Emporium Training) (2) 9402864532 (State Govt.) (Y. VANDANSHAN LOTHA) Additional Director Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Nagaland, Kohima. DC-2025 Issued by DIPR
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TIME: 10:00 AM
1. Prelude
: KKT (Kobulong Students’ Union)
2. Bible Reading and Invocation
: Mr. O. Alang Jamir, Pastor
3. Welcome address
Kubolong Baptist Church : Ms. Nungshisongla Aier Headmistress, GHS Kobulong
4. Jubilee Theme Song
: Students of GHS Kobulong
5. Release of Souvenir
: Dr. N. Moa Jamir IMDH, Mokokchung
6. Short Speeches
: 1. Ms. Rowaienla DDEO Mokokchung 2. Mr. C. Phuniang EAC Kobulong 3. Mr. A. Nungsang Jamir President, Asetkong Mungdang
7. Special No
: Mr. Chubawapang (Alumnus)
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9. Thanks Giving Prayer : Mr. I. Kilen Longchar, Pastor Sungratsü Baptist Church 10. Transform and Transcend
: Mr. Yanger Aier Director, John Mission Dimapur
11. Gratitude and Appreciation
: Mr. Moakumzuk Lemtur Convener Golden Jubilee Planning Board
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Jubilee Feast All the past and present faculty members, alumni, students, families and well wishers are welcome to be a part of this Golden Jubilee celebration. DC-2012
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MTV VMAs: Kendrick Lamar dominates as awards show gets political T he MTV Video Music Awards are always a big night for pop music, but were also dominated by political statements at a fiery show in Los Angeles. Artists spoke out against white supremacy and urged suicide awareness during the awards on Sunday night. Transgender military personnel attended, days after President Donald Trump signed a directive to ban them. Kendrick Lamar was the night’s big winner, picking up six awards including video of the year for Humble. The video, directed by Dave Meyers, takes a wry look at the rapper’s growing fame and sees him dressing up as a pope and taking part in a Last Supper. Ed Sheeran was named Artist of the Year and Fifth Harmony got the Best Pop Video award for Down. Taylor Swift was a noshow - perhaps wise given her history with awards host Katy Perry - but won best collaboration for her track with Zayn, I Don’t Wanna Live Forever. And she debuted the video for Look What You Made Me Do during the awards. But it was politics that has grabbed most of the night’s headlines. There was an appearance from the mother of Heather Heyer, killed during a protest against a far-right march in Charlottesville,
Virginia. Susan Bro handed out the Fight Against the System Award, 15 days after Ms Heyer’s death. Paying tribute to her daughter, she said: “I miss her, but I know she’s here tonight.” All six nominees for the award shared the prize. Somali nominee K’naan, whose cover of a Hamilton track paid tribute to the work of immigrants, wore a mock Make America Great Again slogan written in Arabic. M i c h a e l Ja c k s o n’s daughter, Paris, also spoke out against the violence in Charlottesville, calling out “Nazi white supremacist jerks”. “We as a nation with liberty as our slogan - we Here is the complete list: have zero tolerance for their VIDEO OF THE YEAR: Kendrick Lamar – ‘HUMBLE.’ violence, their hatred and ARTIST OF THE YEAR: Ed Sheeran their discrimination. We BEST NEW ARTIST: Khalid BEST COLLABORATION: Zayn & Taylor Swift – ‘I Don’t Wanna must resist.” Artists mostly avoided Live Forever’ from Fifty Shades Darker referring to the US president BEST POP: Fifth Harmony ft. Gucci Mane – ‘Down’ directly, but criticised his BEST HIP HOP: Kendrick Lamar – ‘HUMBLE.’ policies and events. BEST DANCE: Zedd and Alessia Cara – ‘Stay’ Katy Perry, who camBEST ROCK: Twenty One Pilots – ‘Heavydirtysoul’ paigned for Hillary Clinton BEST FIGHT AGAINST THE SYSTEM (multiple winners) in the 2016 election, mocked Logic ft. Damian Lemar Hudson – ‘Black SpiderMan’ The Hamilton Mixtape – ‘Immigrants (We Get the Job Done)’ Mr Trump with the new award: “Listen, guys, this is Big Sean – ‘Light’ one election where the popAlessia Cara – ‘Scars To Your Beautiful’ Taboo ft. Shailene Woodley – ‘Stand Up / Stand N Rock ular vote actually matters... so vote online, but hurry up, #NoDAPL’ before some random RusJohn Legend – ‘Surefire’ sian pop star wins!” And SONG OF SUMMER: XO Tour Llif3 – ‘Lil Uzi Vert’ four serving transgender BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: Kendrick Lamar – ‘HUMBLE.’ service members, along with BEST DIRECTION: Kendrick Lamar – ‘HUMBLE.’ two veterans, joined stars on BEST ART DIRECTION: Kendrick Lamar – ‘HUMBLE.’ the red carpet at The Forum BEST VISUAL EFFECTS: Kendrick Lamar – ‘HUMBLE.’ - after getting approval from BEST CHOREOGRAPHY: Kanye West – ‘Fade’ The Pentagon. BEST EDITING: Young Thug – ‘Wyclef Jean’
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ctress Bidita Bag, whose latest release is “Babumoshai Bandookbaaz”, says the film industry knows the importance of actors and not just stars. “This industry is very fair. People in the industry are known because of their talent and their hard work. If an actor does not showcase his worth in films, then he or she will no more be a part of this industry. “If you see superstars, they are also here because of the work they do. The film industry knows the importance of actors and not just stars,” Bidita said at the trailer launch of her upcoming film “Rabbi” here on Monday. “Rabbi” is a story of the rise and fall of a young musician, essayed by fresh face Furqan Merchant. Bidita, who was seen in a very bold avatar in her previous film, said her role in “Rabbi” is a complete opposite. “You will see me in a completely different avatar than what you have seen in ‘Babumoshai...’. I play a character of a girl from Kashmir. She belongs to a conservative family, but she has very liberal thoughts even though she might look very traditional in her outer appearance,” she said.
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aga Food Festival at New Delhi saw a great response at Madhya Pradesh Bhavanon on August 27. The event was inaugurated by Minister for Environment, Forests & Climate Change, Neiba Kronu and was also graced by Narottam Mishra, Minister for Water Resources, Public Relations, Government of Madhya Pradesh and Rameshwar Sharma, MLA from Bhopal. Senior officers from Government of India and Government of Madhya Pradesh were also present. People from all over Delhi enjoyed the exotic cuisine of Nagaland. There was also heavy rush at Naga Food Festival at Manipur Bhavan. The function was graced by Vinit Joshi, Resident Commissioner, Manipur and guests from Manipur, Na-
galand and all over Delhi. Everyone relished the dishes served for its authentic taste. Nagaland House Delhi organised the Naga Food Festival in Madhya Pradesh Bhawan and Manipur Bhawan on August 26 and 27. This was a part of the Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat initiative under which different Bhawans are hosting cuisines of other Bhawans. On August 19 the cuisine of Madhya Pradesh was served in Nagaland House Delhi and residents and other guests got the flavour of Madhya Pradesh cuisine. On September 4, the cuisine of Manipur will be served in Nagaland House Delhi. As per response received on the Facebook page of Nagaland House Delhi, there is a buzz in Delhi about the Naga Food Festival events in Mad-
hya Pradesh Bhawan and Manipur Bhawan on the August 26 and 27. Many are expected to come and relish the authentic, organic and exotic dishes being specially created for this occasion. The exotic buffet menu has been reasonably priced at Rs 500/- only per person. Nagaland House Delhi has extended gratitude to the Horticulture Department, Government of Nagaland for ensuring that organic and fresh fruits and vegetables are made available for the occasion. This initiative is one of its kind attempt to expose residents of Delhi to the cuisine of Nagaland. In future, Nagaland House Delhi will be organizing many more events that would include Food Festivals along with music and culture of the State.
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ilmmaker Ali Abbas Zafar says “Tiger Zinda Hai” will have a big ending sequence full of action where 10,000 rounds of blank ammunition will be fired. The makers of “Tiger Zinda Hai” have locked Christmas 2017 for the release of the Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif starrer. The team of “Tiger Zinda Hai” has shot in scenic locales of Austria and Abu Dhabi. Zafar took to Twitter on Sunday to share a photograph where varous types of guns can be seen in a huge number. “Ready to fire 10,000 rounds of fire. ‘Tiger Zinda Hai’. Armoury… The madness begins,” Zafar captioned the image.
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Will Smith, DJ Jazzy Jeff’s new track ‘Get Lit’ Kapil Sharma: When the actor made headlines
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T h e Ya o n g y i m se n K a ke t s h i r Telongjem Kohima is delighted to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Mapukala Jamir for achieving Gold Medal in M.A (Political Science) 2017 from NEHU. We further wish her good life and pray for success in all her future endeavors. Amen Longkumer Imnakumzuk Imsong President General Secretary
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With immense pride and honour, the Lakhuni Senso Telongjem would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Sentilong, S/o Mr. Limameren and Mrs. Akokla for securing the Top Ten Position in Central Board of Secondary Education Class X Examination 2017 from Army Public School Rangapahar Military Stn. Nagaland. We thank our Almighty God for the success and our Senso further prayer and wish him that the very best in all his future endeavour. S. WATI LANGU President, L.S.M
CONGRATULATIONS
We the 48 Moka A/C would like to express our heartiest congratulations to Shri A. Nyamnyei for being elevated to the post of Working President NPF Central office bearer under the dynamic leadership of Shri Neiphiu Rio. We express our hope and believe that under his leadership Naga people will reach its height of its glory. We further express bright career in his future endeavour.
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The Elumyo Village Council take the privilege to congratulate the following esteemed members for their outstanding achievement thereby bringing laurels to the village. 1. Mr. Nrikhon Tsanglao on being promoted to the rank of Leut. Col and also receiving the prestigious Meritorious Service Medal (MSM) for his distinguished service to the nation on 14th Aug. 2017, under the collective leadership of GPRN/ NSCN (IM). 2. Mr Albert Yanthan, S/o Lt. Yantsow Yanthan on being promoted to the post of Deputy General Manager, Nagaland State Mineral Development Corporation Limited (NSMDC), Nagaland Kohima. The Elumyo Village Council also Pray to Almighty to grand them good health and wishes them success in their future endeavour. Zumomo Tsanglao Chairman Village Council, Elumyo
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56TH TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION cum FELICITATION
PROGRAMME 5th Sept. 2017
Time : 9:00 AM Leader Sharing Speech
: Chonben L Odyuo, Class X : Renbomo Kikon, General Secretary NPF Central HQ Kohima, Nagaland. : Chijano R Jami. Class X
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Invocation prayer Hymn No. Welcome Song Blessing
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Speech Presentation Special No. Sharing cum Felicitation Announcement and vote of thanks Hymn No Benediction prayer
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W.Khodao Kithan 14 (Jesus Saves) Class IX Zubemo Ngullie Junior, Asso. Pastor Pangti Baptist Church
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: Headmaster, GHS Sungro : 12 (Showers of Blessing) : Pithungo Ngullie
“WISHING ALL THE TEACHER’S A VERY HAPPY “TEACHER’S DAY” “LONG LIVE THE TEACHER’S” Sd/Programme Committee GHS Sungro
the comedian cancelled a shoot at the last minute in the last two months because of “health problems”. Shah Rukh Khan was on a promotional spree for his romantic film ‘Jab Harry Met Sejal’. Part of the film’s promotions involved an appearance on Kapil Sharma’s show. It had been reported that the superstar stopped by on the sets of the comedy show to record a segment and promote his upcoming film, however, he had to head back without shooting the episode. Reason being that Kapil had to be hospitalised after suffering a bout of uneasiness due to his high
blood pressure issues. His hospitalisation thus lead to an immediate cancellation of the shoot. Kapil was in the news early this year for the unauthorized construction in his Andheri property. The comedian later took to his Twitter account to tweet to the PM claiming that he was asked by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to pay Rs 5 lakh bribe to make an office in the city. His tweet read, “I am paying Rs 15 cr income tax from last 5-year n still i have to pay 5 lacs bribe to BMC office for making my office @narendramodi,” he posted.
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ty, were to promote their film on Kapil Sharma’s comedy show. The shoot was scheduled for 7.30 pm. However, at around 7 pm, the actors were reportedly informed that the show’s host had suddenly taken ill. The shoot was subsequently cancelled. This was the third time that
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acknowledge his contribution to the same. However, over a period of time, the actor has courted some major controversies which could be a reason of his constant fallouts with his team members and industry big wigs. Kapil Sharma’s health related issues have been the reason many B-town biggies have been left wasting away their precious time on the show’s sets, only to have their scheduled shoot cancelled. Recently, the team of Anees Bazmee’s upcoming wedding comedy, ‘Mubarakan’, which included Anil Kapoor, Arjun Kapoor, Ileana D’Cruz and Athiya Shet-
Yondon Khel Kyon yanchungi evangden tssolia, haphoi evangden tssolia, yankhopoi yanpia eyiden tssolia elani yanpoi na Yondon khel lo yanpia oyi-i evangden tssolia ochang kvütata na Yondon Yankho Nzyu Ethan Khümshüm nzyu (50yrs) tinyan Golden Jubilee Souvenir jilo ARTICLE (S) thehunga/eranhunga vanho-sana erankhoka (English or Lotha Dialic). Eran-hung topvüna ombo/ompvü kisu (photo) theta erani September 30/2017 njanthüng oküpoi address erani elio shiang khelo hantok-tale to jonjia ntsijantala, Montsoka. Sd(P. Oren Ngullie) Convenor History Committee Ph. No.+919612810365 Campus-Dimapur
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Addressing the crowd at Blackpool’s Tower Headland Arena, Will Smith confessed that the pair had been preparing a new record “that you haven’t heard yet.” He went on to explain that ‘Get Lit’ was a track made in response to the recent “chaos and confusion” in the world. He continued: “I wanted to make a song that allowed people to let their light shine. We all have an inner light
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apil Sharma is extending his reign over prime time television, one giggle at a time. The comedian rose to fame after winning the reality television show ‘The Great Indian Laughter Challenge’ in 2007. Currently, he is hosting his own comedy show ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’ post the success of ‘Comedy Nights with Kapil’ from June 2013 to January 2016. Over time, he went on to be nominated for the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan by the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and was even invited to the Rashtrapati Bhavan by President Pranab Mukherjee in September to
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ill Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff have debuted a new track, ‘Get Lit’, at Blackpool’s Livewire Festival. The pair were performing together in the UK live for the first time at the festival. ‘Get Lit’ is their first song together since 1998’s ‘Lovely Daze’ on the DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince ‘Greatest Hits’ record.
and sometimes this world… people can say stuff to you and tell you you can’t do and you know you can but when they tell you that it kinda knocks you down a bit right so I wanted to make a record that reminded each and every one of y’all to let your light shine.” The pair also performed many of their classic tracks, including ‘Gettin’ Jiggy Wit’ It’, ‘Men In Black’, ‘Miami’, ‘Girls Ain’t Nothing But Trouble’, ‘Parents Don’t Understand’, ‘Summertime’ and ‘Just The Two Of Us’. Smith recently appeared on James Corden’s ‘Carpool Karaoke’ web series, where he performed the famous theme tune to ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel Air’.
OFFICE OF THE
LIEZIETSU CLAN L. KHEL, KOHIMA VILLAGE Dated : 28th Aug 2017 The Liezietsumia Clan of L.Khel Kohima Village expresses its strong resentment against the physical manhandling to its fatherly figure, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on 17th July, 2017 by the official of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly under the supervision and directive of the Assembly Commissioner & Secretary, Benjamin Newmai. Dr. Shürhozelie who was the then Chief Minister of Nagaland went to inspect the Presidential Election of India poll on the very fateful day. The former Chief Minister was stopped from entering the Assembly office and even went up to the extent of physically manhandling him inside the office. The Liezietsumia Clan also reminded that one Shilumar Ao who served Dr. Shürhozelie a 15-day ultimatum on 29 July 2017, which the Clan have nothing to do with the NPF party matter but if anything happens as stated in the ultimatum threatening the life of Dr. Shürhozelie, the concerned person shall be held responsible. Therefore, the Liezietsumia Clan would like to ask whether these two VIP persons have any personal grudges against our father Dr. Shürhozelie or towards the Clan leaders? If any so, kindly bring to our notice and settle the matter without any further delay so as not to vitiate the fragile law and order situation in the society. (Sobounuo Liezietsu) (Beizolie Liezietsu) President Vice President K-2766 K
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Shakib haul scuppers Australia Semenya smashes women’s 600m world record
a handy first-innings lead over a listless Australia on day two of the first Test, in Dhaka.
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(Asukhomi Kughuko Kuqhakulu) HQ Shozukhu Village Nagaland, Dimapur
“Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, you are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure’’. DC-2020
The AKK prays that the Almighty God bestow unending comfort and solace to the family to bear the loss and for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.
of Lt. CHANCHILO. Y. NGULLIE
Remembering you forever Family member.
1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY
of our beloved daddy Lt. Vinito V. Chophy Death Change Everything Time Change Nothing
DIED- 18/08/2017 NO FAREWELL SAID, NO GOODBYE BID WELL, YOU WERE GONE BEFORE WE KNEW IT. The family members of Lt. R. Asola (Mongsenyimti) convey our sincere gratitude to each and everyone for your thoughtful gestures towards us at the sad demise of our beloved. Thank you all for the kind words, generous gifts and most of all your friendship and relationship with her and us. Your many acts of sympathy and selfless help have comforted us during the darkest moment of our life. May our abundant Lord bless each one of you. DC-2023 Loved ones
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We still miss the sound of your voice, the wisdom in your advice and the stories of your life. Each time we hear your name we miss you a little more. We have cried so many tears yet our hearts broken just the same. Nothing fills the emptiness that you have left behind. We have so many precious memories of you to last our whole life and yes each one of them reminds us of how much we are missing you. Gone forever, but you will always be remembered. With love respect and affection. DP-8632
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shooting to fame at Berlin’s Olympic Stadium when she won the 800m title as a teenager at the 2009 world championships. In London earlier this month, the South African track ace won the world title over 800m for the third time following on from her
2009 and 2011 triumphs, but failed in an ambitious double bid, having to be content with just bronze in the 1500m. Semenya said she was delighted to end her season in the German capital where she won world gold eight years ago.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “I am the true vine, and my Father is the husbandman. Every branch in me that beareth not fruit he taketh away: and every branch that beareth fruit, he purgeth it, that it may bring forth more fruit.” John 15: 1-2
ALL NAGALAND COLLEGE STUDENTS’ UNION (ANCSU) GRATITUDE The All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) expresses its shock and condolence for the sudden demise of Late Miss. Imtiyala Jamir of St. Joseph College, Jakhama, dated 26th of August 2017. The ANCSU express its gratitude to Jakhama Village Council, Jakhama Women Society, Jakhama Students’ Union, Jakhama Youth Organisation, Zhodi Colony, Jakhama, Jakhama Town Youth Society, Jakhama Town Women Society and all those individuals and well wishers, though we could not mention everyone in particular for extending their help towards the bereaved family. Temjennungsang Jamir President, ANCSU
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The ASUKHOMI KUGHUKO KUQHAKULU Nagaland, Dimapur extends its condolences to the bereaved family members of Lt. Hezhekhu Chophy Hd.G.B Hezhekhu Village, who passed away on 09.08.2017.
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BERLIN, Aug 28 (Agencies): South Africa’s Caster Semenya brought her glittering season to an end Sunday by smashing the world record in the rarelyrun 600 metres. The 26-year-old, Olympic gold medallist and three times world champion over 800m, clocked a stunning 1min 21.77sec over the unCaster Semenya usual distance at the ISTAF meet in the German capital. Ana Fidelia Quirot in 1997. She took 0.86sec off the Semenya has been dogged previous best set by Cuba’s by gender accusations since
Viranu Ltu Education Secy, ANCSU
1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved father
Lt. Yopichüm Sangtam It has been a year since you left us for your eternal Home. Your immeasurable love that you bestowed upon us and the memories we shared will always be cherished in our hearts. DP-8622
Dhaka, Aug 28 (Agencies): Shakib Al Hasan bagged 5-68 in his 50th Test to help Bangladesh claim
scomb were subjected to a trial by spin with Mehidy (3-62) and Shakib hunting in tandem but the duo added 69 runs for the fifth wicket to halt the slide. With the partnership blooming, however, Taijul trapped Handscomb lbw for 33 with a ball that kept slightly low, as it often did on a track offering variable bounce and prodigious turn. Opener Renshaw soon joined him in the pavilion for 45, edging Shakib to slip. Matthew Wade fell lbw for five to Mehidy and Shakib got Glenn Maxwell stumped for 23. Australia’s plight would have been much worse but for a belligerent, unbeaten 41 by Ashton Agar, who struck just two fours and a six off 97 balls to help nudge his side past the 200-mark.
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Shakib Al Hasan celebrates after taking five wickets against Australia in the series-opener.
A day after rescuing Bangladesh from a top-order collapse with the bat, the spinner’s haul was pivotal as Australia crashed to 217 all out to concede a firstinnings deficit of 43. Bangladesh further consolidated their position by reaching 45-1 before stumps with Tamim Iqbal unbeaten on 30 - the one casualty Soumya Sarkar (15). So Bangladesh’s overall lead is 88 runs and with the pitch deteriorating fast, Australia will have the unenviable task of batting last at the Shere Bangla National Stadium. Resuming on a precarious 18-3, the tourists soon lost captain Steve Smith, when he was bowled by Mehidy Hasan for eight. Matt Renshaw and Peter Hand-
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Your loving wife, children and grandchildren
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Through this column, we the bereaved family members would like to express our profound gratitude to all individuals who stood and supported us with your kind presence and constant prayer, which inspired us during our difficult time, when we needed words of encouragement. Can’t imagine how much strength your support has given us during this difficult time. We couldn’t have done with without you and we are incredibly fortunate to have someone like you in our lives. Words cannot express how indebted, we are for your kindness and generosity during Died on 26th August, 2017. the illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Mother Lt. Niholi Zhimomi. We are indebted to all of you and your presence and loving thoughts convey; how much you care for us. Please accept our warmest thanks for your thoughtfulness and words of comfort. We pray to our Almighty God to bless you all abundantly. Proverbs. 11: 25. Roman 14:8 “We live or die, we belong to the Lord.” 1 Thessalonians 5: 10 “ We wake or sleep , we should live together with Him.” Loving sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren and great grandchildren DC-2011
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We, the bereaved family members, with immense gratitude would like to thank and express our heartfelt appreciation to all the individuals, churches, unions, hospitals, neighbours, friends and well-wishers who stood by us physically, morally, spiritually and financially during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved Late METSU-U RIO (Caretaker, Baptist Church Sovima), who left us for his heavenly abode on 24th August 2017. Words are inadequate to express how much we are indebted to each and every one and we deeply regret our inability to acknowledge personally each one for your kindness. But it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-8625
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We the family members of Bendangnokcha Pongen, S/o Olenjungba of Mongchen village would like to appreciate and acknowledge one and all for supporting financially, physically, in prayer during his brief illness and untimely demise on 23.8.2017. We regret our inability to express our indebted gratefulness individually; however it is our humble & sincere prayer that God Almighty who knows each one of us individually shall bless you all abundantly. We, also would like to make special thanks to :1. Doctors and nurses of CIHSR specially to Dr. Sedevi 2. Diphupar Village Council 3. Ao Baptist Church Diphupar 4. Mongchen Union Dimapur. 5. Neighbours and well wishers of Diphupar & Dimapur. 6. Dr. Longri, Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary, IT&C and DAN. Govt. of Nagaland. 7. Ao Baptist Church Mangkolemba. 8. Khar Fellowship, Mangkolemba. 9. Mongchen Union & Mongchentzür Telongjem Mangkolemba. 10. Tzülumang Ward Mangkolemba 11. GMS Mangkolemba-II 12. Baptist Hr. Sr. School, Mangkolemba May God bless you all. DP-8634
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Late Imsütenla Sangtam (1929-2017) Died on 24th August 2017
The family members of Late Imsütenla Sangtam express our deep appreciation and sincere gratitude to each and every individuals, churches, unions and well-wishers from far and near who stood by us in all forms during the brief illness and at the sad demise of our beloved on 24th August 2017. We deeply regret our inability to mention every individual’s name but your good deeds shall remain ever grateful in our hearts. May the almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving Children, grandchildren, great grandchildren & relatives
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LATE K. VIKALI SWU
Late Mrs. Aotula Jamir (Chuchuyimlang)
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Born on 06/10/1974 – Died on 21/08/2017 We the bereaved family members would like to express our profound gratitude to all those who stood by us through your prayer, physical, financial, and material support, throughout the prolonged illness and sharing our sorrows at the sad demise of our beloved Late Mrs. Aotula Jamir (Chuchuyimlang) on 21/08/2017 We convey our special thanks to : 1. Christian United Prayer Fellowship Dimapur 2. Mr. & Mrs. Tovihoto Ayemi MLA 3. Party workers of NPF Dimapur 1 Assembly Constituency. 4. Dimapur Area Chuchuyimlang Senso Telongjem 5. Nagaland Gate New Field Colony. 6. Doctors and nurses, Eden Hospital Dimapur. Sons, daughter and family members. K Y M C
Born on 5th February 1985 – Died on 23rd August 2017 We the bereaved family would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who stood by us and supported us during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved daughter Late K. VIKALI SWU on 23rd August 2017. We express our sincere gratitude to : 1. Commandant 15 (IR) Mahila Bn. all ranks and file. 13. Mrs. Euster Chishi Swu 2. 15 (IR)Mahila Bn. Baptist Church 14. Dr. Sukhato A. Sema3. Delta Company 15 (IR) Mahilla Bn. Proprietor of Faith Hospital Dimapur. 4. Echo Company NCO’s 15 NAP (IR) Mahilla Bn 15. Joshua Sumi (Ex MLA) 5. Doctors, nurses and staff of NEIGRIHMS 16. Rev. Tuyi Achumi 6. Doctors, nurses and staff Shillong Civil Hospital 17. Shri. Toshika Swu, Chekiye 7. Doctors, nurses and staff 18. Shri. Mangeih Konyak - Hav. 9 (IR) Bn. Dimapur Hospital Research Centre 19. Shri. Kashiho Futhena 8. Dr. Imcha Jamir, Khermahal Clinic Chairman Sabalie Colony Ward 8 9. Sumi Baptist Church Chumukedima 20. Shri. Z. Hoska Achumi - G.B Chumukedima Ward 1 10. Sabalie Colony Ward 8 Chumukedima 21. All the Blood Doners. 11. Lazami Welfare Dimapur 22. Friends and Neighbours 12. Lazami Village Baptist Church We regret our inability to thank each and every one personally, but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-8621
Born: 22-12-2001 – Died: 09-08-2017 The bereaved family of LATE MUGHAKALI SHEQI would like to convey our profound gratitude to each and every individual, churches, organizations, neighbours, friends and well wishers, who stood by us physically, financially, materially & spiritually during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our dearest daughter. We convey our special thanks to:1. Joshua Achumi, Ex-MLA 2. Joshua Sheqi Advocate 3. Neiduto & family 4. Teputon Kirha & family 5. Mongleem & family 6. Akhrie & Family 7. Mishilimi Baptist Church 8. Mishilimi Baptist Church, Yepaqa. 9. NCRC, Mishilimi 10. Chairman, Mishilimi Villaage Council. 11. Gallera Boys Hostel, Jakhama. 12. Zhodi Youth Organisation, Jakhama 13. Headmistress & Staff, GHS, Jakhama 14. Family & relatives, Jakhama 15. Doctors & nurses, NHAK 16. Blood Donors. We regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you personally, however we pray from the core of our hearts that our God Almighty shall bless you all abundantly. K-2762 Dad, mom, brothers, sister & relatives K Y M C
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Real Madrid’s Marco Asensio celebrates with team-mates after scoring a goal during their La Liga match against Valencia.
M a d r i d, A u g 2 8 (Agencies): Marco Asensio scored two stunning goals to spare Real Madrid’s blushes in a 2-2 draw at home to Valencia on Sunday night. The 21-year-old was in the starting line-up following Sergio Ramos’ red card against Deportivo La Coruna last weekend and proved why Zinedine Zidane has handed him a starring role this season when he opened the scoring with just 10 minutes on the clock. It looked like Valencia could then be on the end of a typical dominant Real performance, but Carlos Soler slotted an equaliser from Toni Lato’s low cross (18) to level the match.
Real looked the stronger side in the second half, but could have fallen to a rare defeat when debutant Geoffrey Kondogbia beat Keylor Navas after Rodrigo’s pull-back (77). Asensio continued his fine scoring run six minutes later (83) when he curled a free-kick past Valencia stopper Neto. Earlier, after the muted celebrations of the longawaited La Liga trophy presentation, Madrid had got the game off to a confident start, stitching passing sequences together before they asserted themselves on the game just 10 minutes in through Asensio. Capitalising on Rodrigo’s lacklustre pass on the edge of the area, Asen-
sio shifted his weight to the right, picked his spot and dispatched his shot past Neto - the goal marked a record-breaking 70th consecutive game in which Real have scored. Real were pegged back when Lato’s breathless run down the left was rewarded as Soler smartly side-footed past Navas. Karim Benzema probably should have added to the scoreline towards the end of the first period, first forcing a low save from Neto after a swift break, then glancing Isco’s cross just wide of the area. It was Valencia who looked as though they might win it 13 minutes from time when the dominant figure of Kondogbia
SSP lift Sainik School Football trophy
Sainik School Punglwa team with the trophy after winning the All India Sainik School’s Inter Zonal Football Championship 2017-18.
Dimapur, Aug 28 (NPN): Sainik School Punglwa, Nagaland added another feather to its cap by winning All India Sainik School’s Inter Zonal Football Championship 2017-18. The championship was played at Sainik School Nagrota, Jammu and Kashmir. Adding to the laurels, Cadet Tania Raji, captain of the school football team, was adjudged the best player of the championship. Earlier Sainik School
Punglwa for the first time in the history of the school emerged as the champions of the East Zone and got the opportunity to represent the East Zone. SS Ghorakhal, SS Bhubaneshwar and SS Rewari, champions of their respective zones, were the other schools which took part in the championship. Presently, there are 26 Sainik Schools functioning throughout the country. By winning the Inter Zonal Football Championship, Sainik School Pungl-
wa has now qualified to play the Under-17 Subroto Cup International Football Tournament 2017. During a formal welcome of the team, Group Captain Sanjay Gaekwad, principal congratulated the cadets for bringing laurels to the school. During his address, Gaekwad said, “if one has the right orientation, persistence and determination anything that is aimed in life can be achieved.” He also wished success to the team in its future endeavours.
Dimapur, Aug 28 (NPN): Naga Style Wrestling Championship organised by Chakhesang Students’ Union (CSU) was held on August 26 at Baptist Theological College auditorium, Pfutsero with Neivikuolie Khatsü, president, Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) as the special guest and Kesosul Christopher Ltu, president, Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) and Kekhwengulo Lea, presi-
dent, Chakhesang Public Organization (CPO) as special invitee and valedictory guest respectively. The championship was organised in accordance CSU resolution to introduce Naga style wrestling as a compulsory event in all the educational institution under its jurisdiction to promote and preserve the aged-old traditional games. The championship was organized in 3 catego-
ries viz; Category ‘A’ College Section, Category ‘B’ Higher Secondary Section and Category ‘C’ High School Section. Cash prizes along with proficiency certificates were awarded to all the winners. Altogether 105 students participated in the day long championship. Results COLLEGE CATEGORY Champion: Küchohü Cürha (Kohima College, Kohima)
KFL: Nagabazar held 3-3 by Khriekesa FC Correspondent
placed a shot under Navas from Rodrigo’s pull-back. It clearly wasn’t to be for Benzema as he missed a handful of chances, but as Mateo Kovacic was tripped on the edge of the box inside the last five minutes, there was one man who the evening belonged to. Asensio stepped up and bent a free-kick round the wall, leaving Neto rooted to the spot. In the final moments, Benzema headed Lucas Vasquez’s cross at Neto forcing the stopper into a stunning save - and Simone Zaza had a late penalty shout turned down as the breathless encounter finished all square. Though Kondogbia ran a very close second place, there was no other player who deserved this accolade more than 21year-old Marco Asensio. He’s already been making waves for the Los Blancos, but he stepped up and took his chance, in the absence of Cristiano Ronaldo, in his stride. Two beautifully taken goals and a whole lot of confidence. The two sides now head into the international break, with both back in action on Saturday, September 9. Los Blancos host Levante at midday, while Valencia welcome Diego Simeone’s Atletico Madrid to the Mestalla.
D i m a p u r , Au g 2 8 (NPN): KTC Cup 2017, organised by Kohima Town Club (KTC), will be held from September 1-9 at local ground, Kohima. The tournament will be played on knock-out basis. In this regard, KTC has informed the eight clubs that they can bring in unlimited “loan player”. However, only 3 players would be allowed to play in the playing 11 in a match. The last date for ‘loan player’ registration is August 31. The club has also informed that there will be “no 10% ticket commission” to the clubs during KTC Cup. For more information and details, clubs have been asked to contact KTC members.
Khuniho Memorial Trophy underway
Football legends to visit India during WC trophy tour
D i m a p u r , Au g 2 8 (NPN): The 1st Khuniho Memorial Trophy got underway Monday at Chozuba town with Deputy Commissioner of Phek, Kovi Meyase as the chief guest. The tournament is being organised by 111, BN, BSF Satakha town in memory of late Khuniho Sema who along with his seven comrades made the supreme sacrifice while defending their post. The main objective of the tournament is to encourage and tap young talents. In his speech, Meyase lauded the CO and his team for organising such event for the youths. He encouraged the youths to dream big, citing the examples of the great footballers like Pele, Maradona and Ronaldo who were all products of suburbs and villages. “Lack of practice, perseverance, dedication and discipline are the reasons our state is lacking behind other states,” he added. In the first match, Chozuba Town Youth Association blanked Springle FC, Satakha 4-0.
Naga style wrestling championship held
Valedictory guest along with winners of the championship, CSU officials, management officials after the prize distribution ceremony.
KTC Cup 2017 from September 1
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1st Runner Up: Wezolo Kapfo (St. Joseph College, Jakhama) 2nd Runner Up: Vekhoneyi Nyekha (CCHE, Kohima) 3rd Runner Up: P o s h e Sakhamo (Pfutsero Government College) HIGHER SECONDARY CATEGORY Champion: Puto Sakhamo (GHSS, Pfutsero) 1st Runner Up: Setsuto Tetseo (Dr. Neiliezhü GHSS, Kohima) 2nd Runner Up: Vephupra Ringa (TMHSS, Kohima) 3rd Runner Up: Shesayi Swuro (TMHSS, Kohima) HIGH SCHOOL CATEGORY Champion: Cühüyi Chüzho (GHS, K. Basa) 1st Runner Up: Verohü Rahüyi (GHS, Khomi) 2nd Runner Up: Mheche Kapfo (TMTHSS, Pfutsero) 3rd Runner Up: Pode Kezo (GHS, Pholami)
Catch them young tournament
Kohima, Aug 28 (NPN): District Sports Officer, Kohima has informed that the district level catch them young tournament cum selection for the inter district tournament (U-14 years) would be held on September 6 and7 in the discipline of badminton, 100 metre race, 200 metre race and cross country race. Interested players have been informed to get registered from DSO office, Kohima on or before September 4. Players must be born on or after September 1, 2003. For more information, contact 9862360643.
Ko h i m a , Au g 2 8 (NPN): Kekhriengulie Usou hat-trick helped Khriekesa FC hold Nagabazar FC to a 3-3 draw in the 7th round of the ongoing Kohima Football League on Monday. W i t h t h e d r a w, Khriekesa FC team is out of the title contenders but will secure a top four position in the league standing. Khriekesa FC ended the tournament with 11 points from three win, two draw and two loss in the league. Neiphivilie Seyie scored the only goal of first half for Nagabazar FC on 43rd minutes. However, a defensive error from Nagabazar in the second half handed Khriekesa FC the equalizer when Kekhriengulie Usou headed the ball past the goalkeeper on 54th minutes through a cross from Ruokuovolie Phewhuo. Nagabazar’s talisman Kezhose with his brilliant skills collected the ball outside the box and smashed the unstoppable ball into the net on 62nd minutes. 2 m i n u t e s l a t e r, Kekhriengulie Usou, who was left unmark inside the danger area, headed the ball into the net again to make it 2-2. N a g a b a z a r ’s Ke -
Players of Khriekesa FC (blue) and Nagabazar FC fight for the ball during their match on Monday. (NP)
zhose found the net again through a header on 71 minutes. As the match was heading towards Nagabazar FC, Kekhriengulie Usou headed a late equalizer to make it 3-3 forcing the two sides share the spoils in an entertaining encounter. With three goals, Kekhriengulie became the 3rd hat-trick scorer of the Kohima Football League 2017.
Khriekesa’s striker Petevizo got numerous chances during the game but failed to convert as the team suffered a blow in the title race. Petivizo did attempt twice during the match but were called offside. Social activist Peter Rutsa was the match patron of the day. Today’s match Time: 3:00 pm Addax FC Vs Forerunners’ FC
Carlos Valderrama
Fernando Morientes
Emmanuel Amuneke
Jorge Campos
M u m b a i , Au g 2 8 (IANS): FIFA legends Carlos Valderrama, Fernando Morientes, Marcel Desailly, Jorge Campos and Emmanuel Amuneke will join the U-17 World Cup Trophy experience on September 6 to mark ‘30 days to go’ until the start of the first FIFA tournament in the country, a statement said. Earlier, Spain’s World Cup winning skipper Carles Puyol, former Argentina midfielder Esteban Cambiasso and Nigerian forward Nwankwo Kanu were part of the U-17 World Cup draw here. The legends will take part in the Mumbai leg of the trophy experience and will play in an exhibition
match at the D.Y. Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai to celebrate the start of the tournament. An iconic star of Colombian and South American football, Valderrama, “El Pibe”, played in three editions of the World Cup in a decorated career spanning more than two decades. Morientes featured in two editions of the World Cup for Spain and is fondly remembered for his three UEFA Champions League trophies with Real Madrid. Desailly was part of the French side that won the 1998 FIFA World Cup and went on to captain Les Bleus to two Confederations Cup titles in 2001 and
2003, winning numerous other trophies along the way. Striker-turned-goalkeeper Campos revolutionised the art of goalkeeping and was Mexico’s undisputed first-choice custodian in successive editions of the World Cup -- US (1994) and France (1998). A former Nigeria international at the 1994 FIFA World Cup and Olympic gold medallist in 1996, Amuneke began a successful coaching career that saw him leading the Golden Eaglets to glory at the U-17 World Cup 2015 in Chile. “ T h e F I FA U - 1 7 World Cup in India will be
a milestone in the history of football. I look forward to joining the Trophy Experience, which will bring the excitement of this landmark event even closer to Indian fans.” “There are great expectations in Colombia ahead of the first participation of our team since Nigeria 2009,” Valderrama said. The trophy experience will witness the official winner’s trophy of the U-17 World Cup visit all the six host cities, giving millions of Indians the chance to be part of the football festival. The final of the tournament will be played at the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata on October 28.
Shillong Lajong sign six foreign players for I-League
Japan’s Date to quit game at 46
SHILLONG, Aug 28 (PTI): Shillong Lajong Football Club on Monday announced the signings of six foreign players for the ILeague 2017-18 season. The new signings are centre forward Abdoulaye Koffi of Ivory Coast, centre back Laurence Doe of Liberia, defensive midfielder Daniel Odafin of Nigeria, Swedish-Gambian striker Saihou Jagne, attacking midfielder Aiman Salah AlHagri of Yemen and central defender Oh Juho of the Republic of Korea. After acquiring the signatures of these foreign players, Lajong has completed their international signings formalities for the upcoming season. All six players are expected to strengthen the Lajong squad as they bring with them years of experience. For the new I-league season, the number of foreign players allowed to be fielded in the starting XI has been increased to five from four, and teams can register up to six foreigners.
Kimiko Date
TOKYO, Aug 28 (Agencies): Japan’s Kimiko Date, the grand dame of women’s tennis, has announced she will retire from the game a few days short of her 47th birthday. The for mer world number four said on her official blog that she will add the “full stop” to her career by retiring -- for a second time -- after the
Japan Women’s Open tournament, which begins in Tokyo on September 11. “I have always been obsessed with competing,” said Date, who took a 12year hiatus from professional tennis after quitting at the peak of her powers in 1996. “But increasingly I’ve found myself adjusting the length and intensity of
training to look after my physical condition. “It has not been an easy decision to sever the feeling that I want to get back on court and run around like I used to,” added the eight-time WTA Tour singles champion and former Wimbledon semifinalist. “But it is time to put the punctuation point on my tennis career.” The Kyoto native, whose game is a throwback to a time when tennis was more about lobs, dinks and clever use of spin than power-hitting, broke several records in the sport. Most notably in 2009, Date became the secondoldest player in the modern era to win a WTA singles title after Billie Jean King when she captured the Korea Open. Despite playing on until the ripe old age of 46, Date fell some way short of her idol Martina Navratilova, who retired a month short of her 50th birthday in 2006.
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