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Farmers take protest to India’s power centre Nagaland inks MoU to setup e-GAN Non-BJP parties join in show of strength NEW DELHI, NOV 30 (PTI): Thousands of farmers marched through the streets of the capital, chanting slogans and flashing flags, to press their demands like debt relief and remunerative prices for their produce and were joined by social activists and leaders of non-BJP parties in a show of strength near Parliament here.

The farmers, who had gathered from various states and camped at the Ramlila ground overnight, started their march around 10.30 am amid heavy policy deployment, only to be stopped at the Parliament Street police station. The government came in for severe criticism for “not implementing a single major initiative for farmers in the past four and a half years”.

National secretary of All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee (AIKSCC) Asish Mittal said farmers from 24 states joined the protest. Banded

Fuel prices decline

NEW DELHI, NOV 30 (AGENCIES): Continuing the price cuts during the last 41 days, the oil marketing companies (OMCs) slashed fuel prices as petrol reached at an 8-month low mark (since April) across the country. Petrol is now selling below the 74-mark for the first time in the last 240 days. A litre of petrol costs Rs 72.87 per litre and a litre of diesel is available for Rs 67.72 per litre in the national capital Delhi today.

Meanwhile, petrol was sold at Rs. 68.96 per litre and diesel at Rs. 63.57 in Dimapur on Friday. In the state capital, a litre of petrol and diesel was Rs. 69.77 and Rs. 64.19 respectively.

MCCI bans firecrackers

D I M A P U R , N OV 3 0 (NPN): Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI) has strictly prohibited transporting, stocking or selling of firecrackers of any kind by any of its members. In a press release, MCCI president, Tsukti Longkumer, and general secretary, Limalenden Longkumer, cautioned that any member caught “doing this illicit business” would be doing so at their own risk and MCCI would not own responsibility. Further, all the members of MCCI have been requested to decorate their respective places of business to add more fervour to the festive season.

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AIKSCC members and farmers march towards Parliament to press for their demands, in New Delhi on Friday. (PTI)

under the AIKSCC, which claims to be an umbrella body of 207 organisations of farmers and agricultural workers, many protesters arrived in the city on Thursday, on trains, buses and other modes of transport.

A group of farmers from Tamil Nadu staged a ‘nude protest’ by lying in front of the stage after placing bones and human skulls on their bodies. About 1,300 members of the National South Indian River Interlinking Farmers Association

Gov greets on Statehood Day DIMAPUR, NOV 30 (NPN): Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya, on the eve of the completion of 55th year of Statehood Day, has extended greetings and best wishes to the people of Nagaland on this historic occasion. Nagaland was created as the 16th State of the Indian Union on December 1, 1963.

On the occasion, Acharya paid tribute to great leaders who were the architects and strived hard to create the State and achieved the aspirations and the identity of the people of the State. “We are proud of the heritage that our early pioneers have given to us,” Acharya said in his message.

In the last 55 years, he said the state has made commendable achievements in its development and governance though there were areas that needed more focus. Governor said the state needed to march with the sole mission of development and progress with re-dedication and commitment to provide good quality of life to people.

He also stressed on unity among the tribes and strengthening peace process. (Full text on p-6)

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mir chief minister Farooq Abdullah were among the leaders who joined the farmers at Jantar Mantar.

While Gandhi said leaders of all opposition parties stand united with farmers in ensuring their good future and called for a farm loan waiver, Kejriwal alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has “stabbed farmers in the back” by not fulfilling the promises made to them.

Gandhi said that no one can silence the voice

DIMAPUR, NOV 30 (NPN): Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) has hit out at the NDPP-led PDA coalition government in the state for maintaining silence till date against the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Bill-- (CAB) while other north eastern states like Meghalaya and Mizoram assemblies have resolved to oppose it.

NTC media cell stated that the Citizenship Amendment Bill seeks to provide easy citizenship to minority communities such as Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan merely on having six years of residency in India without possessing any proper document.

NTC media cell stated that the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) was currently examining the Citizenship Amendment Bill and if it is passed, then it would provide blanket immunity to foreigners at the expense of bona fide citizens of the country.

NTC reminded that it objected to the CAB in the context of pluralism and secularism because the Act is “subjective and communal” and only in the larger interest of a particular religious group.

The council cautioned, that if the Bill is passed by Parliament, then it would have immense ramification and victimise small states like Nagaland because the existing protective laws would not be able to resist the new law, if enacted.

It said sensing the impending danger on the indigenous people, the assemblies of Meghalaya and Mizoram passed resolutions not to accept the CAB. Also NTC said the CAB is also in total contravention to the Assam Accord of 1985 and that was why even the Assam government was vehemently opposing it. That is why, Joint Parliamentary Committee was contemplating to exempt Assam from the purview of the bill if passed.

Protestors burn ‘Illegal immigrant’ effigies at the NSF public rally in Kohima on Friday. (NP)

KOHIMA, NOV 30 (NPN): Joining the rest of the North Eastern States, the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) organised a public rally against Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016 under the banner of NESO at Old MLA hostel junction here on Friday.

The public rally participants also burnt effigies depicting illegal immigrants.

Chairing the rally, NSF general secretary, Imtiyapang Imsong termed the Bill

PB Acharya with dignitaries and resource persons at the e-Governance Summit. (NP)

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KOHIMA, NOV 30 (NPN): Nagaland government Friday signed a five-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with e-Governance Academy of Estonia to provide advisory and technical knowledge for setting up of e-Governance Academy of Nagaland.

The objective of MoU is to work together to exchange knowledge and experience and to strengthen bilateral technical cooperation particularly in the fields of Information and Technology and e-Governance.

The agreement was signed during the ongoing edition of the e-Naga Summit, by department of IT&C commissioner and secretary KD Vizo and Arvo

NTC demands PDA record objection against CAB As a constitutional exercise, NTC said JPC made study visits to states which protested against the bill in order to hear the voices of the people. The JPC will soon be concluding its study visits and shortly submit the recommendations to Parliament.

With winter session of parliament in December, NTC said there was high possibility of the Bill being passed.

NTC slammed PDA saying it cannot remain “evasive on this crucial issue” that poses immense threat on the existence of people adding the state government should never have soft paddled the issue or maintaining a “watch and see” since passage of the bill would have devastating impact on Nagaland.

NTC has therefore, demanded that the state government immediately register its protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill before the JPC finalises its recommendations.

NSF holds rally against Citizenship Bill

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reached the national capital in the early hours of Thursday and were carrying seven skulls and bones, said their leader P Ayyakannu. He said the skulls and bones were of the farmers who committed suicide.

Congress president Rahul Gandhi, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Samajwadi Party leader Dharmendra Yadav, CPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury, CPI leader S Sudhakar Reddy, AAP MP Sanjay Singh and former Jammu and Kash-

of farmers and youth while asserting that if the government insults them, then they will ensure its removal. He added that the farmers were not seeking a “free gift” from the government by asking for a farm loan waiver but were only asking for what is due to them. Kejriwal claimed that the Centre had filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court saying it would not implement the M S Swaminathan Commission report. Various leaders also addressed the gathering.

AIKSCC claimed the two-day rally is one of the largest congregations of farmers in Delhi. Five gurdwaras in Delhi region have extended their help to the farmers. Also students from various universities turned out in large numbers to lend support to the farmers. The protest also saw participation of a number of women farmers who travelled from various parts of the country.

Volunteers, including doctors, lawyers, professors and artists, came out to help the farmers. Around 600-700 volunteers of a solidarity group ‘Nation For Farmers’ marched with the protesters from the four assembly points.

as violation of human rights and said the federation will strongly oppose the bill.

He said the Bill was against the secularism of largest democratic country in the world. Though the federation is not against any particular religion or people, Imtiyapang said that NSF will not back down.

In his address, NSF president Christopher Ltu termed the Bill as a direct threat to “our social structure, history and culture”.

He said the student bodies

and people would strongly resist the “creation of another Tripura in the region.”

Ltu asserted that entire region was “infested with foreigners from the erstwhile East Pakistan (now Bangladesh)”, adding that NSF fully supported the signing of Assam Accord by the All Assam Students Union in March 1971, the cut off year for detection and deportation of foreigners from Assam.

NSF president claimed that the proposed Bill was an apparent political conspiracy

by the government of India to impose the burden of the post 1971 Bangladeshis in the Northeast region and encourage the infiltration of Hindus from Bangladesh into the North east states.

He lamented that the state government has not taken any action or sent communication to the federation related to memorandum submitted on immediate exigency measure relating to coverage of Dimapur district within the purview of ILP. Others who spoke at the rally included Pochury Students Union (PSU) president Joyson Yitsuthu and Lotha Students Union (LSU) general secretary Ashanthung Humtsoe.

On August 24, 2018, NSF had submitted a memorandum to the chief minister to check influx of illegal immigrants and ILP defaulters. It also demanded that Dimapur district be included within the purview of ILP.

Ott director e-Governance Academy of Estonia.

Inaugurating the eNaga Summit, Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya said that the world today relied on IT for easier access to information and services.

He remarked that e-Naga Summit could be the right platform for bringing together IT experts from different countries, industries and central and state government officials. Through them, he said the state could build a knowledge-based society that would ultimately help in providing good governance.

He also maintained that young people could not only be innovators and creators but also future leaders, if they acquired right kind of skills and equip themselves to take up opportunities for job and wealth creation. To-

Subsidised LPG price cut by Rs 6.5 NEW DELHI, NOV 30 (PTI): Domestic cooking gas (LPG) price Friday was cut by Rs 6.52 per cylinder.

A 14.2-kg subsidised LPG cylinder will cost Rs 500.90 in the national capital from midnight tonight, IOC said in a statement.

IOC said non-subsidised or market priced LPG rates have been cut by a steep Rs 133 per cylinder to reflect fall in international oil rates and strengthening of the rupee. It will now cost Rs 809.50 per 14.2-kg bottle in Delhi.

The government, however, subsidises 12 cylinders of 14.2-kg each per households in a year by providing the subsidy amount directly in bank accounts of users.

Subsidy amount varies from month to month depending on the changes in the average international benchmark LPG rate and foreign exchange rate.

wards this end, he said, with the right policies in place and through extensive investments in human capital, the youth could be empowered to drive socio-economic development and increase the capability for wealth creation in the society and State.

Acharya insisted that investments must be made in skill development of youth in order to realise their full potential, besides making an effort to bring them back to make their State economically strong.

He said a new society was emerging in the 21st century where knowledge was the primary resource, instead of capital and labour, adding that Nagaland would have to balance the peculiar situation to catch up with rest of the world.

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IAF air display on Statehood Day DIMAPUR, NOV 30 (NPN): Indian Air Force (IAF) would be carrying out air display on the occasion of 55th Statehood Day celebration at Secretariat Complex on December 1.

In the morning session, Dare Devil IAF para jumpers will be dropped from 10000 ft by IAF chopper and land at Civil Secretariat ground.

Citizens of Kohima will be able to witness this at 9 am. There would also be para motoring display at the venue, by IAF adventure cell.

In the afternoon show at the Naga Heritage village Kisama, MI 17 helicopters will be carrying out petal drop at 3:40 pm.

Three Sukhoi 30 fighter formation would be carrying out low fly past over the venue and fly over Kohima town at 3:50 pm. The air display is the first air show the state will witness in the capital.

According to IPR DI, this was made possible because of the joint effort and coordination of state government, office of Rajya Sainik Board Kohima, office of Project Director (IAF) Nagaland and Hq Eastern Air Command Shillong.

Open sale of Hornbill bird despite ban Correspondent

KO H I M A , N OV 3 0 (NPN): As Nagaland gears up to celebrate the much acclaimed annual Hornbill Festival starting December 1, a dead hornbill bird was spotted in the market, being sold near Old MLA Junction for Rs 700 in Kohima on Friday evening in spite the ban on hunting in the state.

It may be noted that the “Festival of Festivals” (Hornbill Festival) was named after the endangered majestic Hornbill admired and revered by all Nagas.

The vendor who was selling the bird at Rs. 700 said that the dead hornbill was bought from Jalukie area while other items like jungle fowls were also being sold at the cost of Rs 650.

While not denying that hunting of such endangered species were banned,

The Hornbill bird on open sale in Kohima on Friday. (NP)

the vendor said that the hunters were doing so to earn a livelihood as there were no other means to make their ends meet.

The vendor disclosed that these items were brought to Kohima through public transport. After the items are sold, the vendor gets compensated with a commission.

Interestingly, the vendor also revealed that three

other wild animals were sold for Rs. 1200 and a hornbill was sold for Rs.600 after much negotiation.

Meanwhile, according to the website http:// www.nagaforest.nic.in/ hornbill.html, Mount Kist forest under Jalukie Forest Division is well known for migration of different types of hornbills, especially the great pied hornbill and Rufous necked hornbill.

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WEATHER FORECAST December 1

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Agartala Hazy sunshine

28 14

Mostly sunny; pleasant

23 11

Guwahati Mostly sunny; pleasant

26 15

Aizawl

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Itanagar Mostly sunny; not as warm

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Imphal Shillong

Sunny much of the time

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Sun, some clouds; not as warm 19 9

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Dimapur Sunny to partly cloudy; nice

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Tuensang Mostly sunny; cooler

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Zunheboto Mostly sunny; cooler

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(Inset): Dr. Mhasizokho Lhoushe. Dairy farmers at the DDCMPUL annual general meeting held at Dimul Complex, Dimapur, on Friday. (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , N OV 3 0 (NPN): The Dimapur District Cooperative Milk Producers’ Union Limited (DDCMPUL) held its 21st annual general meeting at Dimul Complex at 7th Mile Model Village here on Friday. The program was attended by dairy farmers, distributors and retailers from Dimapur.

DDCMPUL chief executive officer, Dr. Mhasizokho Lhoushe, who presented the annual re-

port on behalf of outgoing chairman, V Kehie, and also announced the budget proposal for 2019- 2020, revealed that the dairy sector today provides 80 million farm households with the triple benefit of nutritious food, supplementary income and productive selfemployment throughout the year.

Lhoushe said that it is estimated that 60 to 65 percent of the income for marginal and small-scale farmers now comes from dairying, adding that stud-

Food Safety Officer (FSO), Samuel Zehol along with district administration and police personnel inspected hotels, restaurants and bakeries in Dimapur on Friday. Several Food Business Operators were found lacking hygiene and proper sanitation and the Chief Medical Office, Vikato Kinimi has served them improvement notices. (Samuel Zehol)

Discipleship Bible College has published a book on “Inspirational Sermon”, compiled by Narola and S. Wati. The sermons were contributed by the present faculty and it was released on November 25 by acting principal of the DBC, S. Wati. (Assistant professor, L. Mhonthung Humtsoe)

that the need of the hour was to become self reliant.

He urged dairy farmers and the DDCMPUL to aspire to become the best in NE and even in the national market.

He also cautioned farmers against using loan acquired materials or livestock for personal purposes and reminded them that it should be only used for their intended purpose.

The new president elect, Aru Khate, in his brief address proposed a seminar for rearing of hybrid cows reminding farmers that management for hybrids was not the same as for local species.

Nine cooperative societies were recognized and awarded for their performance. The best dairy cooperative society was bagged by Kikhruru DCS, Chumoukedima village; H B Bakery, Chumoukedima bagged the best retailer award; and Sashikala Ao of Dimapur bagged the best dealer award.

The other highlights of the program included; a welcome address by manager (P & QC), Er Meyie-u Mero who also chaired the program, a song by Menuolhousie Tsukru, and the vote of thanks presented by Nathanel Momin.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018

news in Brief Brahma Kumaris Dimapur to organise spiritual workshop: Dimapur centre of Brahma Kumaris, near Hollotoli School, Kohima road will be organising a spiritual workshop on the topic “Farewell to Tension” in Dimapur from December 9 to 20, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The venue will be St. Mary’s Montessori and Higher Secondary School Dimapur (Latika Hall) Nyamo Lotha road. The workshop will be conducted by B. K. Poonam, a well known stress management expert who has conducted the workshop at major cities of the country.

PAC meeting: PAC has convened a meeting to discuss the prevailing issues, particularly the Riven Honda showroom incident, for December 1, 2 p.m. at Naga Council Office.

Concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting.

TAPWO general session: Tizu Area Public Welfare Organization (TAPWO) has convened its 28th general session for December 4 and 5 under the theme “Retrospect the societal prospects” at Kutsapo village. All the villages under Tizu area have been requested to send at least 15 delegates to the session. Participation in the cultural program is compulsory, failing which a fine of Rs.1000 shall be imposed on the defaulting village.

DPDB Informs: Tuensang District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) has informed members that the monthly meeting for December will be held at the DC’s Conference Hall on 6 December, 11 am. All DPDB members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

FAHPC foundation day and pre-Christmas: Faith in Action Healing Prayer Centre (FAHPC), Seitheke Basa, will be celebrating its 12th foundation day & pre-Christmas program on December 5, 9:30 am. The pastor, Ren Ezung, and the program committee have invited everyone to attend the program and be blessed.

ies have shown that dairying in rural areas surpassed crop production in terms of profit for marginal, small and medium-sized holdings. For small-scale farmers with irrigated land, dairying and crop production were found to be more profitable than crop farming alone, Lhoushe added.

D r. M h a s i z o k h o Lhoushe further stated that as per industry reports, the demand for milk is likely to reach 200 million tonnes by 2022, thereby opening avenues for enhancing

rural incomes due to the rapidly growing market for dairy products in particular and livestock products in general.

Joint registrar of cooperatives societies, Tiyongmeren Jamir who also spoke on the occasion informed the gathering about the Integrated Cooperative Programme where farmers from five districts in the initial phase will be provide financial assistance to boost farming activities and their overall output.

Tiyongmeren added

DC Mokokchung on foetus sex-determination

Lerie Panchayat Kohima issues stern warnings

DIMAPUR: DC Mokokchung, Sachin Jaiswal has informed the public that under Pre-Conception & Pre-Natal Diagnostic Technique (prohibition of Sex Selection) Act 1994, sex determination before and after conception is prohibited and all offences under this Act are cognizable, non-bailable and non-compoundable. DIPR reports that the DC pointed out, under this Act, any person advertising and performing sex-determination of foetus can be imprisoned for up to three years with a fine of up to Rs.10,000 and cancelation of Medical Registration for up to five years.

Any husband/family member abetting sex-selection can be imprisoned for up to three years with a fine of up to Rs.50,000.

All concerned citizens have been requested to take note of the Act and inform to the district administration about any violation related to the Act. If the information is found is found to be genuine, the informer will be suitably rewarded and the identity of the informer will be kept confidential.

DIMAPUR: Taking cognizance of alleged unpleasant, unhealthy an illegal activities and negative developments within the jurisdiction of Lerie colony, Lerie Panchayat Kohima (LPK) chairman, Dr. Ilang and secretary, Tongpanglong has issued stern warnings through a press release. It stated that of late it has come to the notice of the Lerie Panchayat that frequent illegal partying at night by revellers from other parts of the town has been

taking place in few pockets of Lerie colony with loud music, intoxicating drinks and substances, and immoral activities etc.

Pointing out that this was a nuisance and disturbance to residents of the colony, it added that this was also tarnishing the good image of the colony.

Therefore, LPK has warned that the Panchayat will strictly monitor the situation, conduct surprise checks, and undertake eviction drives to get rid of all

KTC foundation day: The Kohima Town Club (KTC) will celebrate its second foundation day on December 1, 5 pm at Where’s The Food (WTF) restaurant near Cathedral Church, Kohima. The club has requested all club members to attend the foundation day and extended an invitation to all well-wishers to come and grace the occasion.

Kiphire DPDB meeting on December 5: The Kiphire District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) meeting for the month of December will be held on December 5 at the conference hall of Deputy Commissioner’s office Kiphire at 11 am. All DPDB members have been informed to attend the meeting without fail. (DIPR)

the mentioned illegal activities. Defaulters or violators caught red-handed during the checks will be summoned before the Panchayat for questioning and appropriate disciplinary follow up actions will be initiated.

Their details will also be published in all the leading local dailies, it added.

LPK also stated that if required, defaulters shall also be handed over to the concerned law enforcing agency for further action as per appropriate provisions

PMKSY awareness program in Kohima

DIMAPUR: An awareness program on Pradhan Mantra Kisan Sampada Yojana (PMKSY) was organised by the department of Industries & Commerce (DIC), sponsored by the Ministry of Food Processing Industries, Government of India, on November 22 at Hotel Japfü, Kohima.A press release by DIC stated that in a keynote address, joint director of industries & commerce, Vitsutho Nyuthe, mentioned that the Central government has approved a new Central Sector Scheme – Pradhan Mantri Kisan SAMPADA Yojana (scheme for agro-marine processing and development of agroprocessing clusters) with an allocation of Rs. 6,000 crore for the period 201620 co-terminus with the 14th Finance Commission cycle. He said the scheme would be implemented by Ministry of

Food Processing Industries (MoFPI) and that PM Kisan SAMPADA Yojana, and it was a comprehensive package which would result in creation of modern infrastructure with efficient supply chain management from the farm gate to the retail outlet. Nyuthe then requested the entrepreneurs to come forward and avail the benefits of these schemes so that the state could grow in this sector. Resource persons, deputy director of agriculture, Bodevei Shuya and deputy director of horticulture, Meyasashi, highlighted the vast potentials in utilizing the available agriculture and horticulture resources of the state.The FPI Cell from the Directorate of Industries & Commerce presented the details of the scheme and vote of thanks was delivered by functional manager DIC Kohima, Lalsonkim Singson.

of the law.

The Panchayat has further decided to entrust the task of keeping tabs on all such illegal activities to the Lerie Youth Organisation. Lerie Youth Organisation has been directed to carry out their assigned task in collaboration with Lerie Women Society, Lerie Panchayat, the District Administration and the Law Enforcement Agency at frequent intervals or as and when the situation demands.

Kohima police issue traffic advisory DIMAPUR: In view of the ongoing culvert construction near Phesama Police check gate, Kohima police has issued a traffic advisory stating that all up going light vehicles from Kohima town towards Southern Angami area will be diverted towards Police New Reserve and exit via Phesama Police check gate. All down vehicles proceeding towards Kohima Town from Southern Angami area will take the normal route i.e. NH -2. The general public and vehicle users have been requested to extend their cooperation to Kohima Traffic Police while enforcing the above traffic advisory.

Kohima water Mithun Mela held at Pungro Village Elimination of violence against women program supply disruption

(Inset): Sarita Yadav speaking at the program. The speaker with organizers and participants of the program on November 30.

DIMAPUR: Zeliangrong Mipui Organization Nagaland (ZMON), in collaboration with Nagaland State Commission for Women (NSCW), organized a program in view of the fortnight’s observation on elimination of violence K

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against women, under the theme, “End gender-based violence in the world of work”, on November 30 at Peren Town, PTWWO Hall.

A press release from ZMON general secretary, Aluile Hegui stated that

ADC Peren, Sarita Yadav, graced the program as guest of honor which hundreds of women attended. She exhorted and inspired the women and girls to rise up and avail all opportunities and rights given to them in different areas. In

the eyes of the law, both boys and girls are equal she added. Sarita maintained that women or girls should no longer remain passively silent and be discriminated against and victimized, but she urged them to move forward to face challenges and report their grievances to the nearest internal complaint committees which are available in every office. She also asserted that the district administration was ever ready to extend help and cooperation in the interest of justice.

T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by treasurer ZMON, Kiheido, invocation was offered by advisor ZMON, Kiheiyile, introductory remark by was given by president ZMON, Apeuna Iheilung, special number was presented by Samlamyising and Co., concluding remark was delivered by auditor ZMON, Ahaule Lunggalang, while benediction by was said by ZMON vice president, Alungle.

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KOHIMA: With reference to the press release by the PHED department on November 2 regarding the Kohima Water Supply disruption, the restoration work for improvement and widening of National Highway 29 is still under progress.

According to another press note from the department, restoring water supply to Dairy Farm, Lerie colony, AG colony, PWD, Chandmari and some portions of Kohima town will take another 3 to 4 weeks (to fully restore the Phesama source main line).

The de par tment stated that it will continue to keep the public posted on the progress and thanked the general public for their continued understanding and patience.

Mohammad Ali Shihab looks through the Mithuns at the NRC Mithun corner in the Mela held on November 29.

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KIPHIRE, NOV 30 (NPN): A Mithun Mela was held on November 29 at Pungro village under Kiphire district, organized by the NRC Mithun, in collaboration with CVO Kiphire, KVK (ICAR) Kiphire and NEIDA. Gracing the Mithun Mela as guest of honour,

Deputy Commissioner Kiphire, Mohammad Ali Shihab, in his speech said that Mithuns play an important role in the social cultural and economic lives of the local tribal population.

He added that for the people who rear them, this animal is considered a sign of prosperity and of the superiority of an individual in society. The DC said that

the Mithun was also known as the cattle of the mountain and was an important bovine species of the North East hill region of India.

It is reared in free range areas along with biotic and abiotic stress, Shihab added. He encouraged the local people of Pungro area to preserve Mithuns for economic growth of the district.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018

Girl child sensitization seminar held in Riphyim Old village

DIMAPUR: District Administration, in collaboration with Lotha Eloe Hoho (LEH), Social Welfare and medical department organized a Sensitization of Girl Child on Education of Health Issues seminar on November 30, at Riphyim Old Tourism Hall.

DIPR reports that the program was conducted under Beti Bachao Bet

Padhao (BBBP) Scheme 2018.

The resources persons for the program were, president LEH, Zuchobeni Ezong, senior supervisor, CDPO office, Wokha, Erenbeni, and psychologist NCTP, Abeni T. Kikon.

Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC), Englan, Echungbemo Erui in his address, dwelt on the im-

portance of the BBBP scheme in empowering the girl child. He urged parents to give equal opportunities to both male and female children.

He also stated that it is time for all the people to change their mindset and make efforts to empower the girl.

The EAC also appealed to the gathering to

spread awareness about the government initiative in empowering and promoting girl children under the BBBP scheme.

The resource persons also shared their ideas and opinions based on the theme, like issues of women’s role in the society and their contribution to the community.

During the function

sanitary kits/packs were also distributed. The function was chaired by cultural secretary LEH, Rachano Kithan, welcome address was delivered by finance secretary LEH, Thungchano Kikon while vote of thanks was proposed by president Eloe Ekhung Riphyim Old. Around 170 participants took part in the seminar.

Tongpang Ozukum with PWD Zunheboto staff and others during his visit to Zunheboto on November 30. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: PWD minister, Tongpang Ozukum paid his maiden visited to Zunheboto on November 30.

According to DIPR, during his visit, the minister visited various developmental work sites around Zunheboto town.

The places he visited were: Main Town road, Zunheboto Government College road, Alahuto road, Nito Mount road, New Colony road, Project West road, and District Hospital road.

Later the minister interacted with staff of PWD office Zunheboto, where he said that PWD was one of the most important departments.

Ozukum stated that the road sector is a priority of the PDA government. So far three crores have been sanctioned for Zunheboto, of which some works have been completed and some are still in progress. By next year the government will focus on all the districts

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of Nagaland together with Kohima and Dimapur, he stated. Ozukum said he will consider building a new Zunheboto PWD office building by putting it in his priority list. He also appealed to landowners of Zunheboto to cooperate with the government so that development may not be hampered.

The interaction session was chaired by SE, Hozheto Shikhu, where he requested the minister to construct the new Zunheboto PWD office building.

NDPP Zunheboto president, Khehoshe H Yeptho also spoke in the program. Since Mokokchung and Zunheboto districts are neighbours, Yeptho appealed to the minister to accord the same priority to Zunheboto as to Mokokchung.

EE, Tokavi Chishi also spoke in the interaction program where he said that development activities under the department were

materializing in Zunheboto district.

Speaking to DPRO Zunheboto, the minister said that he was visiting all the districts and his Zunheboto visit was part of this tour.

He said that change will not come overnight but gradually it will indeed come. He opined that if the Zunheboto town public should organise a PreChristmas & Mass Social Work event, he will help in whatever way possible.

Later the minister visited Sumi Baptist Church Zunheboto and interacted with the Church leaders.

He congratulated the Sumi people for constructing “such a majestic Church building.” He also appealed to the Church leaders keep him in their prayers.

The minister was accompanied by SE, Hozheto Shikhu; EE, Tokavi Chishi; EE, Vikaho Zhimo; president NDPP Zunheboto, Khehoshe H Yeptho; and party workers.

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IMPHAL, Nov 30: The Fifteenth Finance Commission (FFC) on Friday promised to consider sanctioning of all funds required to boost the overall economy of Manipur.

A team of the 15th Finance Commission led by its chairman Nand Kishore Singh arrived in Imphal on Thursday to consult the state government and other stake holders on the total financial requirements of the state during its term which will come into effect from April 1, 2020 and projects to be taken up in the state during the same period.

Soon after their arrival, the team convened a meeting with representatives of political parties, urban local bodies, panchayats, autonomous district councils (ADCs) and trade unions on Thursday evening.

The team held another round of meetings with state chief minister N Biren Singh along with his council of ministers and government officials. During the meeting, the state government presented a detailed report on the state’s financial situa-

Chairman and members of FFC addressing media in Imphal on Friday. (NP) tion apart from submitting a He said Manipur gov- economy by improving the memorandum to the visiting ernment tabled a proposal per capita income of the FFC team. to take up 25 new projects state and to make Manipur Talking to reporters in the state. Among oth- the best among the speafter the meeting held at the ers, the projects included cial category states of the conference hall of the state strengthening of human country. Earlier, the 15th old secretariat block, chair- rights, development of hu- Finance Commission team man of the commission, man resources and develop- led by its chairman NK NK Singh said that three ment of technical education, Singh also interacted with important points tabled by he pointed out. the chief minister, deputy the state government were He assured the meeting chief minister who is also thoroughly discussed during that the commission will the finance minister, council the meeting. thoroughly deliberate on of ministers and top officials The points include the proposals before taking of state government. development of ADCs, a final decision.

The visiting finance panchayati raj institutions The chairman also commission team comprises and educational institutes promised the government of its member, secretary, in the state, he added. double digit growth of the joint secretary, deputy direc-

IPFT to agitate in Delhi for separate state

Agartala, Nov 30 (PTI): The IPFT, a ruling ally of the BJP, said Friday that it would organise a rally in Delhi to press for Tripraland, a separate state for tribals, and the scrapping of the proposed Citizenship Amendment Bill 2016.

Indigenous Peoples Front of Tripura (IPFT) General Sectary Mangal Debbarma said the decision to hold the mass rally in the second week of December was taken in the executive body meeting of the party recently.

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IPFT activists and supporters would hold a sit-in-demonstration and organise a mass rally, Debbarma said.

On the sidelines of the demonstrations, a delegation of the party will try to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Rajnath Sigh, he added.

The senior IPFT leader also said that they would observe a dawn-to-dusk strike on December 5 in Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) to push for their demands.

The TTAADC con-

stitutes two third of the state territory and is home to tribals, which form one third of the state population.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the IPFT jointly secured 44 of the 60 seats in the February 18 Tripura assembly polls, ending 25 years of CPI(M)led Left Front rule in the northeastern state.

Separate state of Tripraland has been an old demand of the IPFT, a tribal based regional party.

Despite crossing the majority mark with 36 seats, the BJP formed the

government with its prepoll partner, the IPFT albeit without clarifying its stand on the demand for the separate state.

T h e I P F T, w h i c h emerged victorious in 8 seats, was allotted two berths in the state cabinet. But of late, cracks appeared in the alliance over different issues including Trpraland and Citizen Amendment Bill.

In fact, the BJP and IPFT workers had clashed at several places in the run up to the panchayat by-polls in Tripura in September.

tor, assistant director and economic officer.

Meanwhille, according to PTI, Chairman of 15th Finance Commission N K Singh said that Manipur government needs to take steps like harnessing solar and wind power, strengthen human resource and keep transparency of accounting system to put the state in a better economic trajectory. The north eastern state is getting close to reasonably high rate of economic growth, he told a press conference here.

Singh said solar and wind power can be gainfully utilized by Manipur.

Human resource may be strengthened by better education quality, establishing more medical, nurses training and paramedic institutions for which there is demand across the world.

If this was done the youth of Manipur need not travel long distances for getting educational opportunities, he said. He called for making the accounting system more transparent and aligning the fiscal deficit management trajectory within a time frame.

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EC orders repoll in Ajasora polling station in Mizoram

Aizawl, Nov 30 (PTI): The Election Commission Friday ordered repoll at Ajasora polling station in Tuichawng Assembly constituency of Mizoram for non-functioning of EVMs on the polling day, an election official said.The repoll will be conducted on December four, Deputy Chief Electoral Officer H Lianzela said. Over 300 voters could not exercise their franchise in the polling station due to persistent EVM snag on November 28, he said.

The Ajasora polling station belongs to the Chakma dominated Assembly constituency in Lawngtlai district of the state.

Meanwhile, the voting percentage in the election to the 40-member Mizoram state legislative assembly held on Wednesday rose to 80.15 per cent on Thursday after late arrival of voters turnout information from many places, CEO Ashish Kundra said. The voting percentage was estimated at 73 per cent votes on Wednesday after the polling which has been revised to 80.15 per cent now.

Assam declares panchayat election day a holiday

Guwahati, Nov 30 (PTI): Assam government has declared a public holiday under the Negotiable Instrument (NI) Act in the state’s 16 districts going to polls in the first phase of the Panchayat elections on December 5.

All Government/Non Government offices, educational institutions and business establishments including banks, tea garden

and industries in those 16 districts will remain closed on the day, an official release said Friday. The 16 districts are Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, Sivasagar, Charaideo, Jorhat, Majuli, Golaghat, Nagaon, Dhemaji, Lakhimpur, Biswanath, Sonitpur, Darrang, Morigaon, Kamrup (M) and Kamrup District. Panchayat elections in the state will be held in two phases on Dec 5 and 9.

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IMPHAL, Nov 30: Three officials of a company engaged in carrying out improvement work of National Highway-2 have been reportedly kidnapped by suspected Kuki militants from the worksite on Thursday night.

Police commandos, the elite force of state police have launched a massive operation to rescue the kidnapped officials. The operation continued till today evening. However, there was no trace of the kidnapped officials.

According to police sources, three officials of the Haryana based Shivalaya Construction Company Private Limited stationed at Khwairakpam Kusung village under Sekmai police

station of Imphal East district bordering Kangpokpi district, were kidnapped by seven armed militants last night at around 10.40 pm.

The kidnapped officials were company in-charge Bir Singh (40) son of Sabir Singh from Haryana, plant operator Ramji (25) son of Kanhaiyalal from UP and milling machine operator Dines Kumar Yadav (30) son of Rajadev Yadav from UP. The seven armed militants including four in combat dress intruded into the makeshift camp and beat up some workers staying in the came before abducting the three officials.

The company has been engaged in the construction of NH-2 from North AOC, Imphal to Tengongyang (Imphal East).

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Thank you for not only being a good father but a good husband and a good son that we can always count on. Happy Birthday....

(From Wife, Konphen, Esther, Ashom, Apong) Dear Sir K.K. Paul, The entire family of Dimapur Bengali Student’s Union wishes you a very happy birthday. May you continue to be in good health and keep inspiring us through your life.

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Tender documents can be collected from the Engineering Section, NU, Hqrs. Lumami on working days upto 20th December 2018 and the same should be submitted in a sealed envelope addressed to the Registrar on or before 21st December 2018 (upto 2:00 PM). The cost of Tender document (non-refundable) is to be deposited by NU Challan. EMD from any Nationalized Bank in the form of Demand Draft/Bankers Cheque and IPO worth `10/- (Rupees Ten) only duly addressed in favour Nagaland University, HQs. Lumami should also be enclosed in the Tender. Nagaland University reserves the right to accept or reject any tender without assigning any reason, whatsoever.

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college creates rice bank Security beefed up at Int’l border in Tripura Assam to preserve indigenous varieties

Strict vigil by BSF along Indo-Bangla border in Tripura. (Panna Ghosh) Agartala, Nov 30 (PTI): With just a month to go before the Bangladesh Parliamentary elections, security has been tightened along the 856-km-long international border in Tripura to prevent anti-national elements from sneaking into the Indian territory, a top BSF official said Friday.

The election in the neighbouring country is scheduled to be held on December 30.

At a press meet here on the eve of the Raising Day, BSF Inspector General (IG) Hemant Kumar Lohia said the guarding forces on both sides of the border have been put on alert in view of the polls.

“We have augmented our forces to prevent criminals from entering or leaving the country. Our borders are usually very peaceful and the vigil is tight at all times. But we have deployed

more men and resources on the field in the wake of elections,” IG Lohia said.

The Border Security Force (BSF) official also said equipment for electronic surveillance, which have been kept on reserve, are being used on the occasion.

“The present strength of BSF personnel in Tripura is estimated to be 20,000.

In addition to the existing forces, more men have been

NESO demands immediate abolition of Citizenship Bill SHILLONG, NOV 30: The powerful North East Students Organisation (NESO) on Friday staged a protest across the state capitals of seven North Eastern states demanding the immediate abolition of the proposed Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016.

“We strongly opposed tooth and nail against this draconian Bill, and we strongly demand that the Indian government should not go ahead with the controversial Bill, which seeks to grants citizenship to religious minority communities- Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians- from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan – in India,” NESO chairman, Samuel B. Jyrwa said.

Addressing a protest rally in Meghalaya’s state capital Shillong, Jyrwa said that the indigenous people of the region will no longer tolerate political injustice

meted out by the Indian government in the region.

“Post India’s independence, our people in the northeastern states have been suppressed and oppressed by the draconian laws be it the Armed Forces Special Powers Act, bombing of Mizoram’s capital Aizawl among others,” Jyrwa said.

Another political injustice meted out by the government of India on us (North Eastern states) was dumping the Hindu refugees, who escaped from East Pakistan during the liberation war of Bangladesh, in the region.

Therefore, the North Eastern states are not a dumping ground for anyone,” he added amidst applause from the protestors.

Exhorting the people to stand united against the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016, Jyrwa said, “We will fight for the future generations like our forefathers fought for protection of the culture and tradition. We should be ready to sacrifice

identify and monitor the Rohingya refugees.

The letter also said that the influx would be a “burden on the resources” of the country and aggravate security challenges.

Of the 856-km-long international border with Bangladesh, around 70 km still remains unfenced in 34 different patches due to physical barriers and ownership issues, among other problems, the BSF inspector general said.

For the “unfenced and riverine locations”, the BSF is contemplating the use of Comprehensive Integrated Border Management System, which is a network of multiple sensors, radars and personnel connected by an electronic system to the command headquarters, Lohia said.

“The system is being used on a pilot basis in Jammu and in Dhubri of Assam. If the results turn out to be positive, we shall consider implementing the new system here in riverine areas or deep gorges along the international boundary where conventional fencing is impossible,” he added.

Silapathar (Assam), Nov 30 (IANS): A college in Assam has walked the extra mile by not only setting up a rice bank to preserve seeds of indigenous varieties that are losing out to new high-yielding varieties but also encouraging farmers to grow them so that they do not become extinct.

The Silapathar Science College, located in Dhemaji district along the AssamArunachal Pradesh border, has so far documented and preserved 251 indigenous varieties through its rice bank. Set up in 1996, the college started to work closely with farmers in the district since 2015 and organised a “Rice Mela” to showcase the indigenous varieties grown in the district.

“That was the beginning. We have encouraged our students to visit the whole of the district and collect the samples of rice g rown by the far mers.

Dhemaji used to produce a large variety of rice, but most of these are not available now due to various reasons,” Ranjit Saikia, principal of the Silapathar Science

College, told IANS. He explained that while the government is promoting high-yielding varieties of rice through various schemes to boost production, local farmers also prefer these as more production means more financial gain. “This is a bad trend as the state’s indigenous rice varieties will become extinct,” he said, adding that the indigenous varieties of rice are tastier and more nutritious compared to the high-yielding varieties.

Rice is the staple diet for most of the tribes and communities in Assam and the state produces a huge quantity of it. According to government statistics, Assam produced over 70 lakh tonnes of rice in 2017, compared to 52 lakh tonnes the previous year. Besides the normal rice, Assam also produces different varieties of aromatic rice, locally known as “Joha”; some varieties of soft rice, locally known as “Komal Saul” that needs no cooking; and a huge variety of sticky rice, commonly known as

“Bora”. “High-yielding varieties of rice are affecting the indigenous varieties.

People have lost interest in growing indigenous varieties as production is less.

However, the indigenous varieties are better suited to the local climate and there must be a sustained effort to improve production of the indigenous varieties,” Saikia explained.

“We maintain a register of farmers. We are in constant touch with them and give them necessary support for cultivating the indigenous rice varieties,” he said, adding that the college is aware of which farmer is growing which indigenous variety every year.

“This year, we have encouraged some farmers to grow ‘Meleki Bao’, an indigenous variety of red rice. At least 40 farmers have assured they would do so this year. We are working on a plan so that we can buy back the rice from the farmers at a standard price compared to the market,” said Dr Jitu Gogoi, a professor of the college’s botany department.

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our lives for our people.

They (Indian government) should not force their opinion on us and allow we will decide our own future.”

It may be recalled that the Conrad Sangma-led Meghalaya Democratic Alliance government unanimously decided to oppose the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016.

Though, the Assam government has not taken any official stand, but Asom Gana Parishad, which is an ally of the BJP in the Sarbananda Sonowal-led government, warned that it will pull out of the government if the Bill is passed.

Noting that Nor th Eastern region will not take the burden of illegal immigrants, the apex student’s body of all the indigenous communities in the region, demanded the introduction of inner line permit and preparation of a National Register of Citizens to detect illegal Bangladeshi immigrants residing in the region.

IMPHAL, Nov 30: The ten-day, Manipur Sangai Festival concluded on Friday with colorful cultural dances and fireworks displayed at its main venue in Imphal’s Hatta Kangjeibung.

The closing ceremony held at Bheigyachandra Open Air Theatre (BOAT), the main venue, was attended by state Governor Dr. Najma Heptulla and chief minister N Biren Singh and other dignitaries.

In her address, Dr. Heptulla pointed out that under the Act East Policy, ardently pursued by the Centre and the state governments, there has been steady increase in tourism infrastructure.

She therefore said that organizing the festival was a significant step to woo tourists and make Manipur a popular tourist destination. She added that, “the

festival provides an opportunity to showcase various aspects of our rich traditions and culture, besides promoting our handloom and handicraft products and places of immense natural beauty.”

“When we speak of the serene beauty of Loktak Lake, we can also speak of the resplendent beauty of the Siroi Hills in the same breath,” she added and said that a number of places in the hill districts of the state can be developed into popular hill stations.

However, she said that the state was still far away from realizing its full tourism potential.

State chief minister N Biren Singh, in his address, expressed his happiness on the successful organization of the festival with full cooperation from people of all sections of society.

Princess of Thailand and US Ambassador to India attended the festival

Manipur governor Dr. Najma Heptulla and chief minister N Biren Singh at the closing function of Manipur Sangai Festival 2018 in Imphal on Friday. (NP) for the first time this year, He said that the matter had arrested trekkers would be he said, adding that Sumo been resolved and all the released. wrestling events was organized in the North East region for the first time during the festival.

With regard to the arrest of some trekkers of Manipur Mountaineering and Trekking Association (MMTA), who went trekking to Dzuko, by Nagaland police, the chief minister said that he had talked to his counterpart Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio. DC-1922

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The 55th Nagaland Statehood Anniversary function will be held on the 1st December 2018 at Secretariat Plaza at 9:00 A.M where Hon’ble Chief Minister Nagaland will grace the Function.

Therefore, all the Nagaland State Government employees are hereby directed to compulsorily attend the Inaugural programme without fail.

The Indian Air Force will be carrying out air display to celebrate the momentous occasion of the 55th Statehood Day in Kohima with the people of Nagaland, in the morning session at the Secretariat Complex. Daredevil Indian Air Force para jumpers will be dropped from 10000 ft by Indian Air Force Chopper and land in Kohima Civil Secretariat Ground. The citizens of Kohima can witness this at 9:00 A.M.There will also be para motoring display at the venue location. This is being conducted by IAF Adventure Cell.

In the afternoon show at Kisama Heritage site, MI17 helicopters will be carrying out petal drop at 3:40 P.M and at 3:50 P.M three aircraft Sukhoi 30 fighter formation would be carrying out low fly past over the venue and fly over Kohima town. The air display is the first air show the people of Nagaland would be witnessing in the capital. This was made possible because of the joint effort and coordination of the State Government, Office of Rajya Sainik Board Kohima, Office of Project Director (IAF) Nagaland and Hq Eastern Air Command (IAF) Shillong.

All citizens are welcome to witness the air show as per the timing over the Kohima skies.

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posted along the border to ensure zero infiltration,” he said.

On the issue of the Rohingya refugee influx, Lohia said he did not feel that people of the Rakhine state in Myanmar were a threat to the “security and sanctity” of India.

“We have so far apprehended nearly a hundred Rohingyas with help from state police forces. We have also maintained alert along the border and the Bangladesh guarding forces have cooperated in our efforts.

Few Rohingyas, who had entered India, were apprehended when they were trying to flee to Bangladesh,” he maintained.

In 2015, Rohingya Muslims fled Myanmar’s Rakhine state in large numbers to escape the military crackdown.

The BSF official praised the Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) for their “excellent efforts” in containing the Rohingya refugee crisis.

In October 2017, the Ministr y of Home Affairs (MHA) instructed the Tripura government to

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n December 1, 2018 Nagaland which will complete 55 years of statehood and the journey has been as uncertain with the vicissitudes of time alternating and overlapping between hope, despair and despondency. The second President of India Dr.Seravapalli Radhakrishnan arrived Kohima on the momentous occasion, to formally inaugurate Nagaland as the 16th state of India on December 1,1963. Coinciding with statehood day, December 1 is also World AIDS Day, a reminder that another problem has been added on the state and its people.

The birth of the state on December 1,1963 was the fruition of giving peace a chance and raising hopes that consolidation was better than confrontation. The darkness that swamped erstwhile Naga Hills of Assam and Tuensang Frontier Division under NEFA was unparalleled in post-independence India. Cries echoed the hills as inhuman atrocities led to its soil and river run red with blood. The dichotomy of Naga nationalism was exposed when the voice of moderates was first heard openly after T.Sakhrie openly expressed disagreement with Phizo regarding military confrontation with India. The hopelessness of the situation may have been a writing on the wall to moderates like T.Sakhrie, a close confidante of A.Z.Phizo. Sakhrie and his comrade J.B.Jasokie saw the futility of attempting a military solution and embraced the logic of negotiation. Sakhrie was condemned for daring to differ and his view exposed a divide between two ideologies, both adhering to two sides of Naga nationalism.

It is generally believed, that T.Sakhrie was murdered for going against the grain of nationalist sentiments sweeping across Naga hills. The option of consolidation of forces of peaceful negotiation was also at play among educated Nagas and this has led to the formation of the Naga People’s Convention(NPC) and Dr.Imkongliba Ao became its first president. The NPC sought for an alternative and after a series of public meetings resolved to strike a bargain with the government of India. Due to the tremendous suffering of the people, NPC initiated a settlement which became known as the 16 Point Agreement. This was to be the imprint for statehood but which was rejected by the Naga nationalists who described the 16-Point Agreement as “betrayal and a sell out”. On August 20, 1961, Dr.Imkongliba Ao was shot and wounded in Mokokchung town by an underground gunman while on his way home from his pharmacy. He was taken to the Army Hospital but succumbed to his injuries on August 22 1961. Dr.Imkongliba thus became the first martyr of the 16-Point Agreement for Nagaland state. The formation of Naga Hills Tuensang Area (NHTA), comprising the Naga Hills of Assam and the Tuensang Frontier Division under NEFA became the eventual Nagaland state. If there was a spring of peace during the sixties to mid-seventies, the period during the seventies to the mid-eighties was also a decade of economic growth. It is unfortunate, that while there have been and will be too many who want to enjoy the privileges brought by Nagaland state, yet there has been no effort to remember contributions of leaders such as Dr.Imkongliba to Nagaland society.

Celebration of Hornbill festival makes little sense if the bird is hunted to extinction and so also there is no logic in celebrating statehood day if cultural values are pushed to extinction by monumental corruption.

DailyDevotion “By the Grace of God I Am What I Am” By the grace of God I am what I am, and His grace toward me was not in vain… —1 Corinthians 15:10 The way we continually talk about our own inabilities is an insult to our Creator. To complain over our incompetence is to accuse God falsely of having overlooked us. Get into the habit of examining from God’s perspective those things that sound so humble to men. You will be amazed at how unbelievably inappropriate and disrespectful they are to Him. We say things such as, “Oh, I shouldn’t claim to be sanctified; I’m not a saint.” But to say that before God means, “No, Lord, it is impossible for You to save and sanctify me; there are opportunities I have not had and so many imperfections in my brain and body; no, Lord, it isn’t possible.” That may sound wonderfully humble to others, but before God it is an attitude of defiance.

Conversely, the things that sound humble before God may sound exactly the opposite to people. To say, “Thank God, I know I am saved and sanctified,” is in God’s eyes the purest expression of humility. It means you have so completely surrendered yourself to God that you know He is true. Never worry about whether what you say sounds humble before others or not. But always be humble before God, and allow Him to be your all in all.

There is only one relationship that really matters, and that is your personal relationship to your personal Redeemer and Lord. If you maintain that at all costs, letting everything else go, God will fulfill His purpose through your life. One individual life may be of priceless value to God’s purposes, and yours may be that life.

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Be grateful for what you have and stop complaining - it bores everybody else, does you no good, and doesn’t solve any problems. ~ Zig Ziglar

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Message of Governor on statehood day on 1st Dec, 2018

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t is my privilege to address you on the eve of the completion of 55th years of our Statehood Day on 1st December 2018. I extend my warm greetings and best wishes to the people of Nagaland on this historic occasion. It was on the first of December in 1963, our state of Nagaland was created as the 16th State of the Indian Union.

On this joyous occasion, I pay tribute to great leaders who were the architects and strived hard to create the State and achieved the aspirations and the identity of the people of the State. We are proud of the heritage that our early pioneers have given to us.

I know that that these 55 years have been very fr uitful since the State has made commendable achievements in its development and governance though there are areas which need more focus. We need to march with the sole mission of development and progress with re-dedication and commitment to provide good quality of life to our people. We must focus on unity among the tribes and strengthen peace process by the Central Government and other Stakeholders.

Friends, Today as our state stands on the crossroads of development and prosperity, peace remains a much cherished goal in our state. We have to ensure that we live in harmony with one another, have unity cutting across tribes and communities.

There are challenges.

Challenges can act as an inspiration. The need for development and economic growth is felt by all. Our goal is to improve governance

and inclusive growth with new and indigenous technology.

I appeal to all our youth, women, farmers and workers of the State to be bold, creative and be open to new perspectives. We are second to none. I am confident that change in our mindset can be brought about by youth.

They are our strength. They have tremendous vibrancy and creative energy.

We need to provide quality education and focus more on capacity building and skill education to create more employment opportunities for the youth, we need to empower our youth to compete in the global market.

E m p owe r e d N a g a youth with their talents and their knowledge can only make Nagaland a Golden Nagaland, a vibrant & economically strong Nagaland.

No others can make our State an economically prosperous State. With God given natural resources like Oil, Coal, Hydro potential; Minerals, precious stones; Organic produces, solar energy, rain water, etc. we can become a strong and economically self-sufficient State in the Union of India.

We Naga can strengthen our Nagaland.

We have an opportunity waiting for us. The agro-climatic conditions in our state provide commercial opportunities for agro-based industries, medicinal and aromatic plants, horticulture, food processing, mining, tourism, handlooms and handicrafts sectors. Agriculture, which is the backbone of the state economy has witnessed improvements in food production. Focus should be given

on increasing productivity through adaptation of suitable technology. We have to be self sufficient in food.

We have the potentiality to achieve this.

Our state is blessed with good soil and agro climatic condition which is suitable for growing of various fruits and vegetables. Floriculture, one of the fastest growing sectors in the Horticulture sector in the State has its full potential for providing employment especially for the women to work, generating revenue and income for the womenfolk of the state.

Realising the vast potential available, the State has been promoting and developing tourism to keep pace with the rest of the world. The highest number of tourist flow in Nagaland is during Hornbill festival.

I am glad to know that Nagaland Tourism is also placed in the world tourism map. The state has made incredible progress in the field of health-care, education, social services, hospitality, culture and IT sectors.

Proper Public Utility Services like Restaurants, Home Stay, Security, Public Toilets and proper publicity has to be the corner stone for motivating the domestic and foreign tourists. Amur Falcon roosting sites, Dzhuku Valley Trekking, Green Village Khonoma, Heritage Village Kisama, historic village Ruzhazho, and many more historic and beautiful places in the State can attract both domestic and foreign tourists. We have the potentially to be on the top in Sports, Hospitality, performing arts, etc.

Friends, There are a number of schemes and welfare programmes to educate

the public about Governments Flagships Welfare Programmes. These are all beneficial for the welfare and upliftment of the people. There is a need for all concerned including the students and youths to be more aware of the schemes and to take advantage of them and also disseminate information about these schemes in their area. The Government of India has introduced MUDRA schemes targeted for helping students, especially from the weaker section of the society to become entrepreneurs.

We a r e o p t i m i s t i c about the prospects of the on-going dialogue to bring about a resolution of the long pending political issue and I am confident that any final resolution will be with the support of all sections of our society.

Being a Strategic Border Area State, we the people and Government have to see that we catch up with other economically developed States in our Country. Our youth empowered with education should take up this challenge to make Nagaland a Golden Nagaland.

Equal development should be the goal of both Central and State Government for a strong Nation.

The Central Government has made a thrust in this direction to make every corner of the country to progress equally. On this day we take a pledge, with more than three lakh graduates out of 20 lakh population, to make our State economically strong and march with jet speed to be in tune with other states of the country.

Dormant Energy Groups in our States “Rajyapal Vikas Ke

Rajdoot”, with this mantra, I value your full support and respect for my outreaching programmes not only as Head of the State but as Head of five powerful Organised Groups like (i) Rajya Sainik Board with more than three thousand Ex-Servicemen, (ii) Scouts & Guides, (iii) Red Cross Society, (iv) five Universities and (v) North East Zone Cultural Centre (NEZCC) where more than 5000 performing artists are registered.

Swachh Bharat Mission I have also been appointed as one of the nine (Navratnas) National Brand Ambassador of Swachh Bharat Mission by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Modiji in 2014 at Varanasi. I have appointed Brand Ambassadors for NAMASTE NE States for effective coordination of Swachh Bharat Programmes in all the 8 States.

When I was holding additional charge of Tripura, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, I have appointed State Level Swachh Bharat Mission Committees, including Nagaland, for effective and successful conduct of Swachh Bharat Mission activities. I am happy that they all are performing their duties and responsibilities in a commendable way. As a part of Swachh Bharat Mission activities, Raj Bhavan in collaboration with Indian National Fellowship Centre, an NGO from Mumbai, have constructed 20 Bamboo toilets in public places.

Beti Bechao Beti Padhao Scheme To carry forward the mission of educating girl children in our country, I

Some facts about Naga national political history

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very warm and hearty welcome to all the visitors and wellwishers who have come to Nagaland State, to be our most honoured guests at this time of year. In addition to the traditionally acclaimed hospitality, I, as a responsible host, am duty bound to also serve you with a juicy slice of the Naga National Political History in the briefest nutshell, without which the full course of the Naga dish is much too incomplete and not as wholesome.

The very first ever foreigners the Nagas happened to come in contact with, had been the British and the American Missionaries without any shadow of a doubt. The British sowed the Political Seed for better or for worse. And the American Missionaries brought the ever virile Seed of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and sowed the same in our fertile land. The Nagas can never thank these two Nations sufficiently enough no matter how hard we try and attempt. But the naked truth can never at the same time be denied that both of them had fallen abysmally short for not speaking out the TRUTH of and about the Nagas; leaving her factually orphaned and helpless, only to be ravished by the cruel demonised hands of India for all of these seventy odd years of untold persecution and brutalisation. If you Democratic and Christian Countries (UK and USA included!) do not look after our welfare and speak up for and advocate our just case; to whom do you suggest we turn to for support and succour?

Against all norms of natural justice and peaceful co-existence, the haughty British came intruding into our land and our lives; so the Nagas had to rise and do battle with her. Being much of a powerful Nation (then!) the Nagas could not prevail for much too long and gave way to her in gaining control over a small portion of Naga Land. She christened that parcel of land as the Naga Hills District most inauspi-

cious. However, there never had been any written Treaty between us to ever pollute History divine. This goes to prove that the Nagas had never sold off her Political Rights neither had she ever lost possession of them at any point of time, near or distant.

The group of Nagas who were being most unwillingly governed by the British, in 1929 under the guise of Naga Club submitted a Memorandum to the Simon Commission. The crux of the written work had been that as and when the British withdrew her Government from Naga Land she should never be left to the mercies of any strange Nation – meaning India; but be instead left free and independent as in ancient times. Accordingly, the august British Parliament discussed the issue threadbare and passed the historic British Parliament Act 1935 whereby the British Naga Hills District had been declared “EXCLUDED AREA”. God Bless(ed) The Queen!

Next to follow in the Stream of Time, after the WW II, the British Imperial Government declared that she would grant independence to the Indian subcontinent colony. Taking the cue most seriously, the Nagas immediately established the Naga National Council (NNC) and reinvigorated the clarion call of Naga Nationhood sounded by the Naga Club in reasserting our stand.

Therein, while the British were still very much around, on August 14, 1947, one day before India; we officially declared our independent status afresh.

Then, in the way of consolidating and reaffirming our stand, the Plebiscite/ Referendum was carried out on May 16, 1951, very timely.

An unprecedented 99.9% of Nagas voted firmly for Naga Independence most spontaneous.

In the meantime, Government of India on the audacious assumption that Nagas were also Indians, imposed her 1st General

Election on her. But since the Nagas had absolutely nothing to do with the Indian Election, not even one single vote was cast, creating History most explicit.

What clearer proofs and or evidences are there beside these?!!

Since and because India claims to be a Democratic Country and a very strong proponent of Democracy at that; should she also not honour and acknowledge the Democratic Rights most spectacularly executed by a people; even if they be the Nagas?

India absolutely had not the slimmest of avenues to entangle the Nagas in and with; but she most shamelessly claimed and clamoured that the British had bequeathed Nagaland to her and on that flimsiest of excuses started and never stopped occupying her territory after invading her in late 1955.

Whatever would the Nagas do then? Nagas could most certainly not stand up to the mighty India. So should she just surrender to India, cringing in fear? Or should she speak up her rights even at the great risk and certainty of being squashed completely? Emboldened and empowered most supernaturally, the Nagas were enabled to conclude that we would never give up our eternal God-given rights, total anathema! To this end, we set up the Federal Government of Nagaland on March 22, 1956 and from that day the actual physical war with Government of India had been wagged.

Had the Government of India been half as sincere in her efforts to solve the IndoNaga Political conflict, she should have most obviously held talks with the actual adversary, here the Naga National Council (NNC) and the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN). But instead, India chose the unholy option of shunning the NNC and FGN most deliberately and adopted the furtive path of negotiating with the Naga Peoples’ Convention, an entity she herself bred and nurtured; and entered into

the so-called 16-Point Agreement and granted Statehood to her very own scions. Thus on December 1, 1963, the State of Nagaland under Indian Union came to be inaugurated.

All tenets of Political Science scream out the blazing fact that the 16-Point Agreement is but very much one of a unilateral agreement. This has nothing to do with the NNC and FGN and therefore has no legal binding whatsoever. The 16Point Agreement is merely a deed of treacherous National betrayal at best. The whole exercise boiled down to a hollow “Indian made Nagaland”. The Nagaland State Government in real essence is a Puppet Government; nothing more. This can never be construed to have solved the Indo-Naga Political conflict, in the most absolute.

The final word has not yet been said much by very, very far. In order to arrive at the appropriate conclusion, the Government of India’s motive and approach would matter most vital.

The Indo-Naga Political Conflict has been festering for the last seventy odd years. Nagas have brilliantly triumphed morally many times over; but India is much too strong physically. And she adamantly squats right over us by most cruel brutal force and evil intent. But for just how many years more would this be allowed to continue?

May the sublime sense of natural justice and sane fellow feeling most aggressively permeate in and prevail upon the International Community at large and the Government of India specifically, resulting in setting the Nagas free in very good quick time. Otherwise, in consonance with the saying “A mighty flame followeth a tiny spark” (Dante Alighiere), the apparently trifling Naga Case left unattended might ignite and invite matters of much grimmer consequences, so says the wise Owl! KUKNALIM. Thinoselie M.Keyho, President, Naga National Council

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also have opened an exclusive Bank Account for the Beti Bechao Beti Padhao Scheme and so far we have sponsored more than 500 girl children in the State during 2017-18.

Public Private Partnership Programmes (PPP) Several medical camps with free medicines and surgeries were conducted by Doctors from Maharashtra in all the Districts of the State. Student/Faculty exchange programmes have been conducted. Under my initiative, a number of students were given free admission in Engineering, Paramedical Courses, Nursing, etc in various Universities and Colleges in Karnataka and Mumbai.

I have taken up initiatives to ensure food security for service providers and weaker sections, interacted with inmates of Orphanages and Old Age Homes, Progressive Farmers in the States to strengthen them and also strengthen organic food producers.

I am concerned about our citizens who are working hard for earning livelihood in unrecognised villages of our State. Everyone of us has to outreach our duties and responsibilities to make our society peaceful and progressive.

On this joyous occasion, I once again extend my best wishes to you for your well-being, happiness, growth and progress. It is my fervent hope that the State scales new heights in overall development and thus would contribute significantly to the progress and prosperity of the Nation.

THANK YOU, KUKNALIM, BHARAT MATA KI Jai!

KTU appeals for Naga-Kuki amity

he Nagas and the Kukis basically profess the same biological, cultural and religious fundamentals and had lived together in harmony for generations. There were unfortunate incidents in the history between the brothers owing to some misunderstandings and misinformation.

Both sides in the entire conflict suffered casualties, uprooting homes and villages and killing one another in hundreds, whereof the Kukis termed and apprised the aftermath as “genocide”, “ethnic cleansing” and “holocaust” that does not fit and qualify at all the event in the International Court of Justice as a crime the Kukis accused the NSCN of.

The unpopular accusation and observation of “Black Day” by the Kukis spearheaded by the “Kuki Inpi Manipur” is read (seen) as sowing seeds of discords and vendetta among the younger generation. It is also unfortunate of the motive of making a particular tribe a scapegoat and party over the past incident which was not a validated historical account.

Such a ceremony invites counter observation which ultimately evoke unprecedented conflict.

The negative aspect of war and killing begets human nothing but sadness and sorrow. As we are of the same progenitor, it is time for us to reconcile the pass mistakes and bridge the broken relation and political affinity. It is time to come together and uphold the “common hope and future”.

Distortion of facts and historical accounts and handing down animosity to posterities are the gifts of the false leaders. Nagas and Kukis as a people of Christ and for Christ must learn to live in love and to forgive and forget and reconcile to rebuild the damaged relation between the two communities.

Lh Paohao, President, Kuki Tribal Union (KTU), NSCN/GPRN

Reader’s Post

CUT on BSNL Control Unit

Sir,

We the Consumer Union Tening (CUT) question the concern BSNL Department as to why the control Unit at Nkialwa has not been removed till date inspite of repeated appeals made by the public as well as the students Union? Concerning the said control unit at Nkialwa, the head office had assured of its removal as the installation was found to be technically unsound and uncall for. Therefore the unwarranted authorisation of the said Unit at the expense of Tening area is questionable and liable for legal action. We will stand by Tening Students Union and it’s ultimatum given on 23/11/18 which is a laudable undertaking for the welfare of the area.

Therefore we appeal the BSNL head office to remove the said Unit and reinstall at Tening with immediate effect before things get worse.

Asibo Kaurinta, President, Consumer Forum Tening (N) & Ditalabo Rentta, Secretary, Consumer Forum Tening (N) Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018

Kartarpur corridor is safe: BSF DG

New Delhi, Nov 30 (IANS): BSF Director General Rajni Kant Mishra on Friday said the Kartarpur road corridor between India and Pakistan will not be a security challenge for the force as it has already been handling Wagah-Attari International Border (IB) that witnesses crossover of lots of people.

“As a border guarding force, we will handle the responsibilities we are given. Opening of Kartarpur corridor is not a challenge... This is not a difficult thing as we handle a large number of people who keep coming and going from Wagah-Attari border,” he told the media during an annual conference of the Border Security Force (BSF).

The DG’s assertion came in a reply to a question if the force would face a security challenge after the building of the corridor from Dera Baba Nanak in Punjab’s Gurdaspur district to the IB to facilitate Indian pilgrims to visit Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Kartarpur in Pakistan.

The foundation stones for developing the four-kilometre corridor on either side of the border were laid by India and Pakistan earlier this week.

Mishra said his force had given befitting reply to Pakistan after the killing of BSF head constable Narender Kumar in a Border Action Team (BAT) attack on a patrol party in September and that strategy will be adopted for all such attacks in the future.

Rajni Kant Mishra (File)

“Befitting reply was given to our adversary,” he said. “As we don’t get information from the other side, it is very difficult to say how much damage exactly happened. I have entrusted the Additional Director General, Western Command to conduct an inquiry into the instances of sniping and BAT action in the last five years and suggest measures to prevent recurrence of incidents.”

Queries over the number of terror camps operating from across the border, Mishra said: “It can’t be divulged in public... We keep getting information about camps through various sources.”

Talking about the freedom of BSF in taking tough decisions on border, he said: “The force don’t need

to ask anyone in critical situations.

We have standing instruction to take decisions...”

Over the functioning of pilot projects of Comprehensive Integrated Border Management System (CIBMS) in Jammu along the IB between India and Pakistan to track infiltration, Mishra said the BSF is satisfied with the results since its installation.

“We are also acquiring all required world-class gadgets to complete the project. By this December or early next year, we will be able to come out with some effective measures.”

The DG said the BSF is also constructing some unique bunkers with in-house mechanism so that the personnel can physically keep an eye on the border, respond as per the need and keep them protected at the same time.

About the viral video released last year by BSF trooper Tej Bahadur Yadav complaining about the quality of food being served to soldiers, the DG said his force does not supply food to the place related to the incident.

“Our personnel are free to choose their own menu and they are helped in procuring their own ration.

They are free to choose what to cook.

After the controversy, we requested the DRDO to check the quality of our food. In DRDO findings showed 97 per cent satisfaction.”

SC junks Army personnel’s plea against dilution of AFSPA

New Delhi, Nov 30 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a plea by a group of serving Army officers and personnel against the dilution of AFSPA that gives immunity to military personnel from prosecution for actions in disturbed and insurgency-hit areas.

The bench of Justice Madan B. Lokur and Justice Uday Umesh Lalit dismissed the plea by 355 serving Army officers and personnel even as the Central government supported the plea by the men in uniform against their prosecution by the CBI for alleged acts of excesses during anti-insurgency operations in Jammu and Kashmir and northeastern states.

“Fact that 350 soldiers of our country has to pray for this is itself unfortunate,” Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told the bench lending support to the petitioners represented by lawyer Aishwarya Bhati. Before dismissing the petition, the bench gave Aishwarya Bhati

an option to withdraw it, as was done a little earlier by the personnel of Manipur Police. However, as Bhati declined the suggestion, the court dismissed it.

The petitioner Army men had sought direction that “protection of persons acting in good faith under the AFSPA -- Armed Forces (Special Powers) Acts -- is sacrosanct with the sovereignty and integrity of the nation” and that “no prosecution, suit or other legal proceeding shall be instituted, except with the previous sanction of the Central government...”

The petitioners had also sought specific guidelines to protect military personnel from criminal proceedings for bona fide actions done in the discharge of official duties in areas infested with insurgents and witnessing proxy wars against India.

The petitioners included from Section Commanders to Commanding Officers who lead section, platoon,

company and battalion made of 10 to 1,000 men each. They had contended that the protection provided by the AFSPA does not confer any special right to a soldier for himself, but facilitates his functioning and operations in extraordinary circumstances of proxy war, insurgency, armed hostility, ambushes, and covert and overt operations.

Drawing a distinction between routine policing and military operations in disturbed areas, they had contended that absolute protection for bona fide actions of soldiers in extraordinary situations is imperative to enable them to carry out their duties effectively and efficiently. This protection from criminal prosecution for bona fide actions of a soldier in the course of military operations in disturbed areas, the petition had said, was sine qua non for the protection of country’s sovereignty and integrity.

Antarctic Ozone hole is healing: IIT Kharagpur study Ko l k ata , N ov 3 0 (PTI): A research team of the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur have come up with new data “confirming” that the Antarctic Ozone hole is on a “healing” path, a statement issued by the institute said Friday.

Researchers of the Center of Oceans, Rivers, Atmosphere and Law Science (CORAL) of IIT Kharagpur have collected data from 1979 to 2017, which shows though there was a loss in saturation of Ozone since 1987 over the Antarctic, the saturation of loss at 12-21 km stretch has significantly reduced over the period 20012017, the statement said.

While the world is debating on climate change and global warming, the findings by CORAL researchers have given environmentalists a reason to rejoice, it said.

BJP leaders demand ban on liquor sale in Bengal Shantipur (WB), Nov 30 (PTI): The BJP Friday demanded West Bengal be declared a dry state and alleged that money earned from sale of spurious liquor was being passed as funds to the ruling Trinamool Congress in the state.

Since Wednesday, 12 people died and over 35 people fell sick after consuming spurious liquor at a village here in Nadia district. Most of the victims were brickfield workers.

A BJP delegation led by party national general secretary Kailash Vijayvergiya and leader Mukul Roy Friday met families of the deceased.

The delegation also went to the district hospital and met those who had taken ill in the incident.

They assured the victims and their families of support. Talking to reporters, Roy demanded a complete ban on the sale of liquor in West Bengal.

“Various BJP-ruled states have banned sale of liquor in their respective states. What is stopping the TMC government from banning the sale of liquor in West Bengal?”

Roy asked.

7 Nagaland inks MoU to setup e-GAN (From p-1) Stressing entrepreneurship as the need of the hour, Acharya suggested that Naga graduates coming out of universities should become entrepreneurs with financial backing from Mudra Bank.

In his keynote address, IT&C adviser Mmhonlumo Kikon observed that, whether in individual capacity or in collective capacity, one needed a vision to motivate others and put things into proper focus for achieving greater things.

He claimed that, keeping this in mind, the IT&C department was now having a vision to take care of many important issues like encouraging employment of youth, entrepreneurship, poverty elevation, promotion of higher education and so on.

He pointed out that the State government had brought out its own vision to make Nagaland an IT hub through setting up of world class business process outsourcing and knowledge process outsourcing for North East and South East Asia.

Kikon mentioned that the government intended to provide high internet bandwidth to every village panchayat, transform Nagaland into a digital society through transparency and

accountability, enable all government departments to have an e-office to deliver services promptly through online system and bring about a comprehensive IT literacy initiative throughout the State.

Further, he said the government also envisaged to generate direct and indirect employment for at least one lakh local youth in IT and e-governance-related activities, promote knowledge-based economy and increase GDP of the State through use of information communication technologies (ICT) and IT services.

He mentioned that the IT&C department aimed at promoting electronic financial transactions using virtual bank branches operating from customer activated terminals, smart phones and other electronic accessories, besides ensuring cyber security, information security, prevention of data corruption and fraudulent practices.

The adviser asserted that the department would promote telemedicine, telemarketing and market supply chain through networking for retailers, distributors, warehouses, transporter, manufacturers, material suppliers, etc. He said it was also striving to ensure digitisation of all records and

promote use of demographic database for determining age and sex composition, income levels, distribution of resources, regional disparities, incidence of diseases, life expectancy etc. Kikon mentioned about conducting training programmes for government departments, schools, colleges, entrepreneurs and general citizens in IT for improving their skills to meet the challenges of knowledge economy and promote economic growth.

In his brief address, e-governance Academy of Estonia director Arvo Ott said the academy looked forward to give better life to citizens through IT. Other resource persons of the summit were Sara Fernandes special, advisor to UN universisty (Portugual); SN Pradhan, jt. secretary DoNER; Anneia Kiirats, programme e-Governance Academy; Summit Mukhrejee, business development Manager Amazon; Kadri Kaska NATO cooperative cuber defence Centre; Chris Keres, head of Network Connections & Additional Service; Tiarenla Jamir, co-founder Roots & Leisure and Dihakar Chakraborty, Blockchain specialist. The programme was chaired by IT&C commissioner and secretary KD Vizo.

AIMIM demands reinstatement of Muslim quota in Maha M u m b a i , N ov 3 0 (PTI): A day after the Maharashtra legislature cleared a Maratha quota bill, the All India Majlise-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) said Friday that it would move the high court for reinstatement of quota for Muslims.

The previous Congress-NCP government Imtiyaz Jaleel (File) had provided a five per cent quota to Muslims Maharashtra.

AIMIM MLA Imtialong with a 16 per cent quota for Marathas in yaz Jaleel told reporters

at the legislature complex here that his party was not opposed to reservation for the Maratha community, however, the same yardstick should be applied to the Muslims as well.

“The only option before us now is moving the court because we haven’t got justice from this government. We are not asking for reservation based on caste but on the basis of social, educational and economic backwardness,”

he said. While the BJP-led government introduced a bill providing quota for the Marathas on the basis of a report of the State Backward Class Commission (SBCC), three gover nment-appointed committees -- Sachhar Commission, Ranganath Mishra Commission and Mehmood Rehman commission -- had recommended quota for Muslims, Jaleel said.

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I, C. Mongau Lakshang, am applying for duplicate copy of BA 2nd Semester Mark Sheet as I have lost it.

Name : C. Mongau Lakshang Fathers Name: T. Chauyong Phom College: Mount Olive College, Kohima.

Roll No : AH12080030 Reg. No. : 12080036 of 2012

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I, Diezenuo Kire, am applying for duplicate copy of Nagaland University Admit Card as I have lost it.

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Banks’ Association, told ET. “How much the customer would be charged would differ from one bank to another as that would depend on how the free services are valued.”

Most of the major banks have agreed to start charging 18% GST on the free services, according to people familiar with the matter. “We have agreed in principle that we would start collecting GST from customers. The mechanics need to be worked out, but since we are not that big in retail banking, we will wait for the larger banks to come out with a methodology,” said the tax head of a multinational bank.

The tax department claims that customers maintaining a minimum balance in their accounts get some free services that have a “deemed value” and are taxable.

GST will be calculated taking into account the charges paid for such services by customers who do not maintain a minimum account balance.

Kohima, Nov 30 (NPN): A new workstation of Artworks, a reputed printing and binding unit, was formally inaugurated on Thursday

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MUMBAI, Nov 30 (Agencies): Faced with the prospect of paying goods and services tax (GST) on ‘free services’ provided to customers who maintain a minimum balance in their accounts, top lenders including State Bank of India, ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank are considering passing on this cost to them.

Over the past two months, the tax department has issued preliminary notices to banks seeking to levy goods and services tax on services such as issuing cheque books and additional credit cards, ATM usage and refund of fuel surcharge.

The GST notices are separate from those served in April to recover about Rs 40,000 crore in service tax and penalties from all banks.

“Most banks are now considering passing on the GST cost to the customer.

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producers’ side or supply side, the GDP projects the consumers’ side or demand perspective.

The International Monetary Fund, in its latest World Economic Outlook, has pegged India’s growth forecast for the current financial year at 7.3 per cent as the economy rebounds from the transitory turmoil of demonetisation and GST implementation.

Chairman of the Economic Advisory Council to Prime Minister (EAC-PM) Bibek Debroy said GDP estimates are a reflection of the government’s successful policy efforts in maintaining a stable domestic environment despite global uncertainties.

The Gross Fixed Capital Formation as a ratio of GDP has increased by almost 1.3 percentage points on yearly basis. The exports for second quarter have grown by 13.4 per cent.

The Government consumption for the quarter has also significantly increased by 12.7 per cent.

GVA growth in the agriculture sector (including forestry and fishing) slowed to 3.8 per cent from 5.3 per cent in the previous quarter.

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ture growth at 3.8% is steady.

Construction at 6.8 per cent and mining at -2.4 per cent reflect monsoon months deceleration,” Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg tweeted.

The growth during April-September stood at 7.6 per cent, which is “quite robust and healthy”, he said.

“Still, the highest growth rate in the world”.

The Ministry of Finance said the second quarter has seen a reasonable overall GDP growth.

“The growth in the second quarter is on higher base compared to the growth of the first quarter...The Indian Economy is on track to maintain a high growth rate in the current global environment,” it added.

The second quarter growth of 7.1 per cent keeps India ahead of China, which had expanded at the rate of 6.5 per cent in the JulySeptember period this year.

In gross value added terms, the CSO data said the economy grew at 6.9 per cent in the July-September period, lower than 8 per cent GVA growth in the first quarter.

While the GVA gives a picture of the state of economic activity from the

Mumbai, Nov 30 (PTI): The rupee strengthened further by 27 paise to close at a four-month high of 69.58 against the US currency Friday, extending gains for a fourth day in a row aided by easing crude oil prices and firm stock markets.

The rupee traded firm against the US currency despite a firm dollar overseas, signalling a change in sentiments of forex speculators, analysts said. At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex), the rupee opened higher at 69.68, and soon gathered momentum to touch a high of 69.57.

The domestic unit, however, pared some gains and settled the day up by 27 paise at 69.58 a dollar, a level not seen since August 1.

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New Delhi, Nov 30 (PTI): India’s economic growth slowed to 7.1 per cent in the September quarter after peaking to an over two-year high in the first three months of this fiscal, as consumption demand moderated and farm sector displayed signs of weakness.

The growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in July-September is the lowest in three quarters but better than 6.3 per cent in the same period of the previous year, helping the country retain the tag of the world’s fastestgrowing major economy, ahead of China.

The Indian economy had grown by 8.2 per cent in the first quarter of the current fiscal year that began in April, according to data released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) Friday.

The government, naturally, was disappointed but took comfort in the fact that the expansion was “robust and healthy” when the average rate for the first six months of the current fiscal are taken.

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Fractious G20 opens in Buenos Aires

Leaders attending the G20 Summit pose for the family photo at the Costa Salguero Center in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Friday. (AP/PTI)

President Donald Trump (C), Mexico’s President Enrique Pena Nieto and Canada’s PM Justin Trudeau as they prepare to sign a new United States-MexicoCanada Agreement on Friday. (AP/PTI) Buenos Aires, Nov 30 (IANS): Leaders of the US, Canada and Mexico on Friday signed a new trade deal to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) that Donald Trump touted as a huge win for the American economy.

After 14 months of acrimonious negotiations, the US-Mexico-Canada

Agreement (USMCA) was signed at an event in the Argentinian capital on the sidelines of a Group of 20 summit of advanced and developing economies.

Trump called the new deal the “most significant and largest” in US history, CNN reported.

Standing between outgoing Mexican President Peña Nieto and Cana-

Saudi to help India meet its growing energy demands Buenos Aires, Nov 30 (PTI): Saudi Arabia has offered India to supply oil and petroleum products it needs to meet its growing energy demands during a meeting between Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, official Saudi media reported on Friday.

The two leaders met at Salman’s residence in the Argentinian capital Buenos Aires on the sidelines of the G-20 summit.

During the meeting, the two sides discussed the horizons of bilateral cooperation between the two friendly countries in the various political, security, economic, investment, agricultural, energy, cultural, and technological fields, Saudi Press Agency reported.

In the investment field, they discussed the investment opportunities in the infrastructure through the Public Investment Fund, as well as opportunities in the agricultural field with the aim of replacing agricultural imports from other countries to the kingdom with Indian agricultural imports.

In the field of energy, they discussed the kingdom’s readiness to supply India with all of its needs of oil and petroleum products,

as well as Saudi Aramco’s investment in refineries in India, especially the large refinery on the western coast of India and in the field of crude oil storage, the report said.

The import of crude oil by India forms a major component of bilateral trade with Saudi Arabia being India’s one of the largest suppliers of crude oil, accounting for almost one-fifth of its needs.

India has a refining capacity of 232.066 million tonnes, which exceeded the demand of 194.2 million tonnes in 2016-17 fiscal.

According to the International Energy Agency, this demand is expected to reach 458 million tonnes by 2040.

During the meeting, the two leaders also discussed investment in solar energy through the Soft Bank Vision Fund and through the Saudi companies which will build solar energy projects.

In the military field, they discussed strategies to localise military industry and cooperation in the field of military manufacturing in both countries, the report said.

They also reviewed what has been accomplished during the previous two years in the area of bilateral relations.

dian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at a press conference, the US President said: “We worked hard on this agreement, it’s been long and hard. We’ve taken a lot of barbs and a little abuse, but we got there.”

He said the deal would give American farmers greater access to markets for their agricultural products, “something we’ve been wanting to for many years”.

Trump also said the deal would transform the American auto industry, promoting fair competition and high wages.

The signing of the new USMCA trade deal does not mean it goes into effect as it still requires Congressional approval in Washington, where key members of both political parties have expressed significant concerns.

Twitter blast defending his past property dealings in Russia, again denouncing the investigation as a “witch hunt,” a day after his ex-lawyer pleaded guilty to lying to Congress over the affair.

On the G20 margins, Trump scored one victory for his “America First” agenda with the signing of a successor to the North American free trade pact NAFTA, the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

Although the new pact inherits key features from the old one, Trump has declared it a victory for the US workers he claims were cheated by NAFTA and on Friday called it the most “modern and balanced agreement in history.”

L on d on, N ov 3 0 (Agencies): Ukraine will not allow Russian men aged 16-60 into the country following the imposition of martial law, Kiev says.

An exception would be made for “humanitarian cases” such as those travelling to funerals. Russia says it is not planning retaliatory measures.

Martial law has been imposed in 10 Ukrainian regions until December 26.

The move came amid fears of a Russian invasion after Russian forces seized three Ukrainian vessels and 24 sailors in the Black Sea last Sunday.

Ukraine said the incident was a flagrant violation of international law, while Russia says the vessels violated its territorial waters.

It is the most dangerous clash at sea off Crimea since Russia annexed the Ukrainian peninsula in March 2014.

The restrictions were announced after President Petro Poroshenko met the country’s top security officials, including border guard chiefs, in Kiev.

The president tweeted (in Ukrainian) that the ban was designed to prevent

Martial law is in force in regions bordering Russia, including Donetsk near the front line with rebels.

the formation of “private armies” in Ukraine.

He was referring to Russian-backed separatists who formed units in April 2014 to fight Ukrainian government forces in eastern Ukraine.

Mr Poroshenko also said registration criteria would be tightened for Russian citizens in the regions under martial law.

On Tuesday, he warned there was a threat of “fullscale war” with Russia.

“The number of [Russian] tanks at bases located along our border has grown three times,” the president said. Five of the 10 regions border Russia while two are adjacent to Moldova’s breakaway Trans-Dniester region, where Russian

troops are stationed. The other three regions border the Black Sea or Sea of Azov close to Crimea.

T h e B B C ’s Jo n a h Fisher in Kiev says the ban could have a devastating impact on cross-border travel as the holiday period approaches. Many Russians have relatives living in Ukraine.

Reacting to the Ukrainian ban, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Moscow was not planning “mirror” measures as this “could result in full madness”.

Russia earlier said the 30-day martial law in Ukraine had been declared in order to potentially suspend presidential elections set for 31 March.

US strike in Afghanistan’s SL Parliament halts ministers’ salaries Helmand killed 23 civilians Kabul, Nov 30 (IANS): A US airstrike in Afghanistan against Taliban militants earlier this week killed 23 civilians and the majority of victims were women and children, the UN said in its preliminary findings on Friday.

The strike on a compound in Helmand province was called in during a joint operation between Afghan and US forces on Tuesday, TOLO News reported.

The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) in a statement said up to 10 children and eight women might have been killed in the strike.

Three children were reportedly injured. US forces said they were investigating the incident. The US-led NATO mission in Afghanistan said that Tuesday’s helicopter strike took place amid a firefight between US-advised Afghan special forces and

Taliban fighters in Garmser district.

NATO said the Taliban had been using the building that was hit “as a fighting position” and accused the militants of continuously using civilians as human shields.

A local resident who did not want to be named for fear of retaliation told the BBC that Taliban fighters were indeed near the building that was hit by the US strike.

The UNAMA recorded 649 civilian casualties (dead and injured) as a result of aerial attacks in the first nine months of this year, the highest number in any year since systematic recording began in 2009.

In April, an attack by the Afghan Air Force -trained and equipped by the US -- killed 30 children in Kunduz province at a graduation ceremony.

C O LO M B O, N ov 3 0 (Agencies): Sri Lanka’s parliament on Friday voted to halt payment of ministers’ salaries and travel expenses, but it remained unclear how the move would impact the disputed government of Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa whose ministers boycotted the vote.

The South Asian island has been locked in political gridlock for over a month since President Maithripala Sirisena replaced former Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe with Rajapaksa, who was then twice sacked by parliament but has refused to resign. Foreign countries have yet to recognise the new government.

Friday’s motion, which passed 122 to none in the 225-member parliament, followed a similar vote on Thursday to cut the budget to the Prime Minister’s office. Rajapaksa loyalists also skipped that vote, arguing the motion was illegal.

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He earlier said he would officially inform ministry secretaries of the decision.

The motion specifically was to prohibit top civil servants from paying out salaries and travel expenses.

However, one senior civil servant from a government ministry, speaking to Reuters on condition of anonymity, said it was unclear how such a vote would be applied in practice because there were questions over whether due process had been followed.

In a repeat of Thursday’s actions, Rajapaksa loyalists denounced the vote

and called into question the impartiality of the speaker.

“The motion presented today is illegal and we have mentioned it to the speaker too. We will not attend such illegal motions,” Anura Priyadharshana Yapa, a minister in Rajapaksa’s disputed government, told reporters before the proceedings started.

Later, Rajapaksa and Wickremesinghe met in the parliament, sources close to the two men told Reuters.

“They spoke about the way forward,” one source said, adding that the impasse was unlikely to break before a court ruling on whether President Sirisena’s Nov. 9 decision to dissolve parliament was constitutional.

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Such a statement would endorse the Paris Agreement on climate change, the source said, after Trump yanked the United States out of the pact in the face of increasingly urgent warnings from scientists that action is needed now.

With a major UN meeting on climate change starting in Poland straight after the G20, UN chief Antonio Guterres said in Buenos Aires that “this is a makeit-or-break-it moment.” For Trump, there was no escape from the lengthening shadow of the US investigation over Russian meddling in his 2016 election, which is now reaching into his business affairs. The US president began Friday with another

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The same disputes were hobbling adoption of a G20 communique, observers said. One French source said Macron was trying to build an anti-Trump front with a separate statement embraced by “progressive countries.”

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international stage for the Prince Mohammed after the kingdom came under fire for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in its Istanbul consulate. Macron and British Prime Minister Theresa May both said they were raising the killing of Khashoggi during meetings with the 33-year-old prince.

May told British media she intended to use the summit to sell the vision of a “global Britain” after its Brexit departure from the European Union, scheduled for March next year.

EU president Donald Tusk was more focused on the Ukraine crisis, saying at the G20 that he was “sure” the bloc would roll over its sanctions on Russia next

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Buenos Aires, Nov 30 (Agencies): G20 leaders opened annual talks on Friday stalked by the deepest divisions since their first summit 10 years ago, with US President Donald Trump under fire for destroying the group’s past consensus on trade and climate change.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, under pressure himself after his security forces seized three Ukrainian ships, set the tone by condemning the “vicious” use of sanctions and trade protectionism, AFP reported.

The target was clear, as Trump -- who cancelled a planned meeting with Putin in Buenos Aires -- tears up the stability promoted by the G20 powers when they first convened in November 2008 in the grip of financial crisis. Putin’s attack, and similar criticism of Trump’s isolationist stance by French President Emmanuel Macron, capped an incidentpacked buildup to the G20 that included flare-ups over Ukraine and Saudi Arabia.

Putin grinned broadly and welcomed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman like a long-lost friend with a high-five ahead of a group photo where Trump stood grimly. The summit marks a quick return to the

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a mother, a shining star and a woman who stands for what she believes in’. He described the outgoing director as the initiator of the trajectory of growth in the Higher Education sector.

He expressed hope that she would continue rendering her services to society, because values such as those she possessed, could not be undermined by retirement.

In her farewell speech, Kuholi Chishi thanked the minister, Secretariat officials, Directorate staff,

family members and all well-wishers for being a part of her professional journey. She attributed her success to her parents who, she said, had given her a very strong educational foundation.

She encouraged the department to raise the standards of Higher Education and encouraged the officers to grow professionally.

Earlier, an invocation was offered by Dr. Apeni Lotha. Speeches were delivered by the joint secretary (H&TE), joint director

Clarification to Aung led NSCN (K)

Eklektos Baptist Church Kohima Youth Department, organized a one day youth outing to Puliebaze, Jostsoma on November 17. On the occasion, the word of God was also shared at the spot by Church pastor, Pithungo Ngullie with around 30 participating youth. (EBCK)

DIMAPUR: NSCN (K) led by Khango Konyak has issued a clarification to the statement issued by “so called NSCN (K) led by Yung Aung” with regard to assignments of finance in charges.

In a press note MIP asserted that Yung Aung group, who have been tagged as “terrorists organization”, had no legitimate right to claim as NSCN (K) or impose tax on “so called Nagas of Nagaland, Manipur i/c southern Nagas, Nagas of Arunachal and Assam”.

MIP asked how the Yung Aung group, which was solely working for Nagas of Burma, could impose tax on Nagas under the Indian state. It also pointed out that the Yung Aung group was party to Myanmar’s Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA), which clearly showed they were not working for Nagas without borders. MIP further advised Yung Aung group to not use the nomenclature -- NSCN (K), as they were no more representing the Nagas as a whole. MIP said that those persons assigned as finance in-charges were working only for their own personal benefits but not for Nagas.

It further warned that any person/union dealing with them will be doing so at their own risk and the “government shall not be held responsible if any unwanted situations may arise”.

Fire fighting & safety program in Wokha DIMAPUR: Along with the rest of the State the department of Fire and Emergency Services (F&ES), Wokha organized a one day awareness and capacity building program on basic fire fighting and prevention on November 28 at Town Hall, Wokha.

According to DIPR, ADC, Wokha, Mhathung Tsanglao, while addressing the participants said, “Fire is a good servant but a bad master”, and called upon the gathering to be very cautious when handling fire because it can cause

loss of life and property, and even affect the environment.

In times of any fire related incidents, he urged the public to always give unobstructed space to fire tenders and firefighters so that they can perform their responsibilities without hindrance.

Assistant Station Officer, F&ES, Wokha, gave a briefing on the basics of fire, its prevention control and life safety measures.

He also explained that installed fire extinguishers should be easily visible and accessible to be used in

times of emergency. He also highlighted the types of extinguishers, their operation and usage, care and maintenance.

ASI, F&ES, Wokha also spoke about the fire safety guidelines and do’s & don’ts.

The function was chaired by SDO (C), Chonpenthung Ezung; a vote of thanks was proposed

by OC F&ES, T. Vihoto Chisho.

Later Fire & Emergency Services demonstrated the proper use and operation of fire extinguishers at Police Point, Wokha.

YMC skill development orientation

YMC faculty, staff, resource persons and participants after the orientation program on skill development on November 26.

DIMAPUR: Yemhi Memorial College (YMC) Dimapur organized an orientation program on skill development and Parents-Teachers meeting in association with Pinnacle Skills, Dimapur, partner of National Skills Development Corporation, on November 26 at the colK Y M C

lege conference hall.

A press release from YMC principal, Makhan Chetia stated that the resource person was Debojyoti Sarkar, head of operation, Pinnacle Skills, Dimapur. YMC management has decided to introduce a skill development

course “Retail Sales Associate” for BA & BCom 6th semester students. This is to be given together with the regular course program during academic semester (Dec-May, 2019) so that students may be given placement opportunities immediately after gradua-

tion, the release said.

T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by Payal Dutta, assistant professor of Commerce, welcome address was given by principal Makhan Chetia; and vote of thanks by assistant professor of Commerce, Temjensangla Ao.

‘A Diamond of Dust’ book released

DIMAPUR: A book titled “A Diamond of Dust” written by A. Anato Swu, a permanent resident of Satakha town in Zunheboto, was released on November 30 for international readership, by Maurice Wylie Media (MWM) from Northern Ireland.

According to the author, the book talks about the jour ney of how a promising medical student ironically becomes a drug addict, and in the midst of the darkest valley, how God had another plan and eternity crossed his path where he experienced a turnaround in his life.

The book records, through experience, not only what alcohol does to a person but how to prevent ourselves from becoming another victim. The book will be an excellent resource for Churches and charities that seek to reach those who have been affected by drug addiction or suicide, the release said.

NMAP and SC handing out the waste-bins to shopkeepers at New Market Colony, Kohima on November 26.

DIMAPUR: Members of New Market Area Panchayat (NMAP) and Sanitation Committee (SC), New Market, Kohima jointly distributed about three-hundred dust-

bins to shops located within the colony jurisdiction on November 26.

A press release from NMAP media cell stated that, the NMAP had recently passed an order

to all shopkeepers under its locality to ban use of plastic bags. The SC had also formally declared New Market Area, Ward 8 as a “Littering free zone” on June 23 this year.

Dzüvürü Youth Organization observes Youth Day DIMAPUR: Dzüvürü Youth Organization (DYO) observed its Youth Day on November 24 at Panchayat Hall, Dzüvürü, Kohima.

According to DYO president Meyiesa Phinyo, Nagaland Hotels Limited general manager, Shürhovol Naleo graced the program as speaker.

In his speech, Naleo described youth as the backbone of the colony and appealed to them to live up to their motto “Unity, Truth & Progress”. He also urged the youth to follow the good footsteps of their elders.

Exhorting the youth, ex-chairman KMC & former president, NSF, Vipopal Kintso, advised the youth to be the change

in the community. He applauded the present executives for their activeness and urged them to continue the same.

The program chaired by Nosazonu Puyo began with an invocation by Nepali Baptist Church, Kohima youth pastor, Medoseno Tamang.

Earlier, a welcome address was delivered by DYO president Meyiesa, secretary report was presented by Tosoyol Sothu and a special number was presented by Asevo Pucho, Sevotsonu Ltu & Co. Highlights of the program included presentations, and announcement of new office bearers (2019-2021) by search committee convenor, Totsovi Tase. Vote of thanks was delivered by Asato Sachü.

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DIMAPUR: A farewell program for outgoing director, Kuholi Chishi was held on November 28, at the conference hall of the Directorate of Higher Education (DoHE) with minister of Higher & Technical Education, Temjen Imna Along, as guest of honour.

A press release from higher education Nagaland additional director Dr. Anungla Aier stated that the guest of honour, in his address, referred to the outgoing director as a ‘friend,

DIMAPUR: Chief Electrical Inspector (CEI)-&chairman Nagaland Electrical Licensing Board (NELB), Er. I.V. Chishi has informed all concerned that no registration of Electrical Contractor License (ECL) will be entertained by the office with effect from December 1 till further notification. He also stated that Hornbill festival will be telecast live on Doordarshan (DD). Doordarshan Kendra Kohima will be doing a live coverage of Nagaland Hornbill festival 2018 on December 1.

Deputy director, A.K Tiwari added that the program will be telecast live on Doordashan Kohima DD Bharti from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.

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With immense pride and joy, the Aichisaghemi Community Dimapur extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri Vishito Kinny for receiving the award from Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, under Rastriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY).

ACD further prays and wishes him success in his future endeavours.

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The Lerie Panchayat through this column expresses its heartfelt gratitude to the following Organisation/ Establishment/Individuals/Citizens for their exceptional and exemplary act of kindness and generosity in relation to the Facelift Exercise & Mass Social Work held recently at Lerie colony: 1. Shri. Rovilatuo Mor, IAS, Secretary to the Government of Nagaland, Home Department for his generous donation of Iron Railings for the Front side of Lerie Waiting Shed adjacent to the Lerie Welcome Gate/National Highway No. 39.

2. Shri. Rajesh Soundararajan, IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Kohima for sparing a truck for collection and dumping of the garbage during the Mass Social Work of the Lerie Panchayat held on 24th November, 2018.

3. Shri. Sarbjit Singh, DIG (OPS), Kohima Range and all Rank and File of the 78th Bn. CRPF Kohima Lerie for beautifying the colony by painting the walls & retaining walls and clearance of huge pile of garbage in the camp area.

4. The Eastern Printing Press, Kohima for generously donating a printed Flex Banner wherein Caution Notice on behalf of the Lerie Panchayat against Dumping of Garbage.

5. The Lerie Women Society, The Lerie Youth Organisation and Office Bearers of the Lerie Panchayat led by its Chairman for their generous monetary contributions for the purpose of putting up decoration in the Waiting Shed adjacent to the Lerie Welcome Gate/National Highway No. 39 befitting upcoming festivities.

6. The KABA Lerie Fellowship for beautifully adorning the Waiting Shed adjacent to the Lerie Welcome Gate/ National Highway No. 39 with ornaments, other craft works and decorative lights truly befitting the upcoming International Hornbill Festival, Christmas and New Year festivities.

7. Last but not the least, to all the citizens of Lerie colony for sparing their precious time and wholeheartedly participating in the Social Work in the past as well as on the aforementioned date.

The Panchayat once again extends to all the above mentioned Organisations/Establishment/Individuals/ Citizens a BIG THANK YOU. May God bless you all in all your future endeavours.

Dr. ILANG (I. TONGPANGLONG) Chairman Secretary, Lerie Panchayat Kohima Lerie Panchayat Kohima

The (N.S.C.S.F.S.A) Nagaland Soil & Water Conservation Subordinate Field Staff Association held its 10th General Conference at Hotel Saramati dated 28/11/2018 Dimapur. Welcoming the Chief Guest & Officials the Conference Meeting started with an exhortation by Shri. Hetoho Swu, Deputy Director of Soil & Water Conservation.

He said having a conference is to reflect one's sincerity as a member of the association and as a soil conservationist one should be a natural resourceful manager for the service contributed to the society.

The Chief Guest Shri. Viliehu Nguzhu, Director of Soil & Water Conservation gave a speech emphasizing mainly on imparting technical knowledge to the people.

He said that it is a time for retrospection and introspecting of ourselves. He also said that SCA (Soil Conservation Assistant) & J.S.C.O (Junior Soil Conservation Assistant) are ambassadors to the Department to impart knowledge to the farmers & cultivators.

The Association has also elected new Executive for the Tenure 2019 – 2021.

1. President - Mr. Purnungsang Longkumer 2. Vice President - Mr. Nrithung Jami 3. General Secretary - Mr. Asinglo Cheng 4. Joint Secretary - Mr. H. W. Joy 5. Finance Secretary - Mr. Bikho 6. Treasurer - Mr. Kekrovil Pucho 7. Advisor - Mr. Hetoho Swu (Deputy Director) Soil & Water Conservation Nagaland, Kohima

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Kuholi Chishi speaking at her farewell program on November 28.

and registrar of Higher Education, principals of Fazl Ali College and St. Jospeh College, Jakhama and Pito Samuel Sumi.

Special numbers were presented by Medongulie Tseikha, Topeni Chishi, Meren and Krawbor and John and Co. The program ended with a mass prayer followed by a feast hosted by the outgoing director.

The prog ram was chaired by the additional director, Dr. Anungla Aier.

She welcomed the gathering and gave a brief career profile of the outgoing Director who has served the department for the past 35 years. Kuholi Chishi joined Nagaland government services as a lecturer at Fazl Ali College in 1993 where she served both as a lecturer and as principal till June, 2013. Later, she served as the principal of Dimapur Government College for two and a half years. Eventually, she joined the Directorate as additional director and in May 2017, became director of the department.

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Reports of ATMA activities from across Nagaland

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DIMAPUR: Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) is a society of key stakeholders involved in agricultural activities for sustainable agricultural development in the district. The agency has been involved in continual efforts to bring the latest farming technology and methods to farmers.

Following are some reports of its activities from across Nagaland.

KVK & ATMA Peren training & demonstration: A one-day training-&-demonstration and interaction (Rabi campaign) was conducted by KVK and ATMA Peren on October 31 at Buisumpuikam and Jalukiekam villages.

A press release from ATMA Peren, DAO & PD Hewoto Sema stated that, resource person Dr. Patu trained the farmers on rabi crops like rapeseed and mustard and discussed their importance in economic upliftment of the villagers. James Kikon i/c KVK Peren also spoke on how to get smart in agriculture farming. Akam Zeliang deputy PD ATMA Peren highlighted to the farmers, different activities of ATMA and asked them to take advantage of various capacity building activities. Vegetables seed and toria seeds were also distributed to the farmers.

Altogether 67 farmers and seven officials attended the program.

ATMA Tsurangkong block conducts demonstration: ATMA Mokokchung Tsurangkong block conducted a demonstration program on various winter crops at Longphayimsen and Longtho village on November 2 with BTM, Moanukshi as resources person and Zulutoshi as chairperson.

At the program, the resource person demonstrated cultivation practices of various winter vegetables and application of Trichoderma as seed-treatment, seed-bed treatment and soil application was shown to the farmers. Importance of micro-nutrients for plant growth and health was also highlighted to the farmers.

Various winter vegetable seeds and trichoderma was distributed among the farmers.

ATMA Medziphema block demonstration & mobilization: ATMA Dimapur, Medziphema block conducted a demonstration and mobilization of farmers group at Molvom and Bungsang villages on November 5.

A press release from

Beans and Soya Beans in the next season in order to use the soil to their maximum producing capacity.

The team also interacted with different women Food Security Groups, mobilized and funded by ATMA Longleng. The functionaries in the joint visits were deputy PD ATMA, Mhonthung Merry; deputy PD ATMA, Lanuakum; SMS Animal Husbandry KVK, Dr.Lily; and SMS Horticulture KVK, Dr.Roshan.

ATMA Dhansiripar block demonstration: A day long demonstration program was conducted by ATMA Dimapur, Dhansiripar block on November 6 at Kiyeto village for Self Help Group (SHG) members to improve their farming methods.

A press release from ATMA BTM, Moainla stated that scientist (Agronomy) AICRP, SASRD: NU Medziphema, Dr. Lawrence Kithan, was the resource person. He demonstrated seed treatment with Rhizobium culture, improve sowing method of Lentil and land preparation and sowing of chick pea.

Besides these, nursery seed preparation for tomato and cabbage were also demonstrated live for the farmers

by Sutsunginla and Florence (ATM-ATMA).

A joint visit to the vegetable farm of SHG members was also carried out on the same day with the expert. The program concluded with positive feedbacks from the members. Winter vegetable seeds, rhizobium bio-fertilizer, lentil and chickpea were distributed to the members.

Also, ATMA functionaries along with AO, Vizokhonyu Yhome inaugurated an organic farm school at Lhothavi village under Dhansiripar block on November 8.

A press release from ATMA BTM, Moainla stated that resource person, Vizokhonyu Yhome, addressing the participants said that the state had a comparative advantage for the development and promotion of organic cultivation. Organic farming aims to produce food while establishing an ecological balance thereby minimizing pollution and wastage, according to Yhome. He stressed on ecologically balanced agricultural principles like crop rotation, green manure, organic wastes etc. Meanwhile, Self Help Group members were also sensitized on the roles and responsibilities in empowering future sustain-

about the use of vermicompost in the demonstration field, the resource person apprised the participants about the slow nature of release of nutrients from vermicompost and organic soil amendments as a whole and also demonstrated the correct method of incorporating it into the soil. He further told the farmers that vermicompost would best serve high value crops like vegetables and flowers. A variety of field pea was distributed to the participants.

ATMA Longmatra block mushroom cultivation training: ATMA Longmatra block, in collaboration with Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Kiphire, organized a training program on mushroom cultivation and kitchen gardening on November 10 and 12 at Tutheze and Sanphure villages.

A press release from ATMA Kiphire, BTM Longmatra block, Moakumzuk stated that the resource person for the first day, Imnawati (ATM), ATMA Longmatra block, trained the farmers on mushroom cultivation and its processes for better living and improving their life standards. On the second day, Tsungrozen (ATM), ATMA Longmatra block spoke about kitchen gardening and encouraged the farmers to find ways to generate more

income for daily food and improving their economy.

The program was followed by an interactive session between the farmers and the officials. A total of 55 farmers attended the training program where mushroom spawns and vegetable seeds were also distributed.

ATMA Kuhuboto block demonstration & mobilization: ATMA Dimapur Kuhuboto block demonstrated “Practice of Mulching” and mobilized farmers’ group for Self Help Groups (SHGs) at Sunito village on November 12 with BTM Dhansiripar block, Moainla as resource person.

A press release from BTM Kuhuboto block, Akavi Holo, stated that the resource person demonstrated mulching methods to the farmers by using locally available raw materials. She also illustrated its

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ATMA Longmatra block mushroom cultivation training

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benefits and the advantages of mulching.

BTM, Dr. Moisen, spoke on managemental practices of pig farming where he elaborated on the advantages of pig farming.

He illustrated cleanliness, feeding and health management which, the release stated, are very important for healthy growth and control of diseases. He also emphasised on the selec-

tion of stock, breed etc.

Farmers were also mobilized in the village where women folk were sensitised on the functioning and benefits of SHGs. Stressing on the role and responsibilities of the groups to enhance proper mobilization, the program concluded with a fruitful interaction and was followed by distribution of winter vegetables seeds to the participants.

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ability of their groups.

The concept and operations of farm schools and the role of a farmer teacher were discussed by BTM-ATMA, Moainla.

An “Organic Farming” training session was also conducted at the farm school. The program was attended by 30 farmers.

Seeds were also distributed to the participants and financial assistance for far m maintenance was provided to the farm school teacher.

AT M A N i u l a n d conducts demonstration: ATMA Dimapur, Niuland block conducted a demonstration program on “Cultivation practices on Mustard and Field pea” at Niuland town on November 8 for women farmers of Achipi SHG. A press release from ATMA Dimapur Nzamo Kikon stated that resource p e r s o n A C T O, K V K (ICAR) James Kikon, carried out the demonstration and advised the farmers to make sure the crops have the recommended spacing while sowing to achieve optimum yield while also reducing the amount of seed needed. Members of the SHG were encouraged to be confident and not doubt their capability in working the field themselves.

Later, a demonstration on package of practices of field pea was also carried out. On being queried

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Yikrachio Yimkhae yanchu kyon pikhü na hapoe evanden, nte topvü thungi Yimkhae hapoe yanpia eyi orapvüiden okho thungi na monkhum yikrachi vasi ematha Christmas salum ni/nte wopan topvü thungi ntsita yilan shi jonjia nte yenjanala.

E Okho, Yimkhae hapoe yanpia eyi orapvüiden na nchukum 2018 Christmas ji oyani echanchoe lia, hoji tsukona nte topvü na randanta vantasi mmyanta oyi ekhumshumta le to emathata nte tsala.

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OFFICE OF THE CHAKPA SENSO BENDANG ALIR TELONGJEM (CSBAT) MOKOKCHUNG: NAGALAND

WORDS OF GRATITUDE The “SEMSALEPZUNG MEMORIAL HOME” of Chakpa Baptist Church at Ao Mission Centre Impur, constructed

by Chakpa Senso Bendang Alir Telongjem was inaugurated on 22nd Nov. 2018 by Rev Dr Mar Atsongchanger, Executive Secretary ABAM in the presence of Executive Members and Chakpa Baptist Church Members.

The CSBAT would like to thank all the well wishers who had helped us financially, morally, physically and with prayer support for the successful completion of the said project.

May our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Sd/Sd/L. Kumsang I. Lanumeren President Secretary

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ATMA Medziphema block stated that at Molvom village, BTM Medziphema block, Chubanaro Jamir gave a brief introduction on the primary purpose of SHGs and sensitized the women farmers on the roles and functioning of SHGs. She also elaborated on the maintenance of good record keeping and encouraged the members to establish linkages and networking with banks and other departments.

ACTO, KVK (ICAR) & BTT convener, James Kikon called upon the women SHGs to work harder on various activities to uplift the economy of livelihood among their members. He stressed on the importance of building trust within the group and maintaining transparency.

He also emphasized on building leadership skills and self reliance.

“Cultivation practices of arhar intercropped with pineapple” and “Nursery seed bed preparation of cabbage” were also demonstrated.

Later, SHGs were mobilized and “Line sowing of all round variety of maize” and “Direct sowing method of field pea intercropped with pineapple” were demonstrated at Bungsang village.

Altogether 34 SHG members participated from both the villages. Winter vegetable seeds were distributed to all the participants.

ATMA, KVK Longleng organise joint visit: Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Longleng and Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Longleng organised a joint visit during the Rabi cropping season on November 5-7.

A press release by the department reported that the team met farmers from Auching village under Sakshi block and interacted with them.

The team also visited the fields infested by different pests and diseases and gave remedial measures after identifying the problems.

The farmers also shared problems faced by them when marketing surplus products. The team also noted that very little soil fertility management practices were being followed by the farmers because they cannot afford to buy fertilizers and manure for their crops.

The team suggested that they follow crop rotation practices with leguminous crops such as French

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CBI books company in Rs 1500 cr fraud case

New Delhi, Nov 30 (PTI): The CBI has booked a company and its directors for allegedly cheating over 1.5 lakh investors in Tamil Nadu to the tune of over Rs 1,500 crore by offering lucrative returns on their investments, officials said Friday.

The agency registered an FIR against Madurai-based Parivar Dairies And Allied Limited and its promoters Basant Lal Sharma, Rakesh Singh Narwaria, Ahibaran Singh, Chandra Bhan Yadav, Neeraj Singh, Banu Pratap Singh, all residents of Gwalior.

Besides them, Alwar resident Pradeep Kumar Sharma and Madurai based Dheivam were also booked under IPC sections related to criminal conspiracy, criminal breach of trust and cheating, an official said.

The action of the CBI came on the directions of Madurai bench of the Madras High Court which asked the agency to take over the investigation, considering interstate ramifications of the case.

It was alleged in the petition before the high court that the company had lured over 1.5 lakh investors collecting over Rs 1,500 crore.

true, amounted to violation of the human rights of the victim. The NHRC release mentioned a video clip of the purported incident circulated on the social media showing the victim sitting in a police vehicle. A man in a blue shirt opened the door of the van and slapped the victim repeatedly. A policeman seated next to the victim held him by the arm. The man was then seen pulling Rajendra out of the vehicle.

The victim’s family has alleged that six villagers, with whom he had quarrelled the previous day, beat him to death with lathis.

The Shamli superintendent of police (SP) was reported as saying that the victim did not die in police custody as he had escaped from the police van and was beaten up by the crowd later.

The SP had also reportedly said that after about two hours, the victim suffered a fall from the roof of his house and died due to head injuries, the release noted.

However, on the basis of a complaint filed by the victim’s brother, an FIR under various Indian Penal Code (IPC) sections, including 302 (murder) and 148 (rioting with armed weapons), was lodged at the Jhinjhana police station against six persons and one of them, identified as the “main accused”, was arrested, the NHRC said.

Campaigning expenditure ceiling will see ‘light of day’: OP Rawat

Delhi’s air quality ‘very poor’, may worsen soon

Army Chief Gen. Bipin Rawat reviews during the passing out parade of the 135th course of the National Defence Academy (NDA), in Pune, Friday. (PTI)

Defence Academy (NDA) here.

He said that Pakistan had to look at its internal situation in the context of whether “we stay together or separate”.

The Army chief ’s remarks came two days after Imran Khan said at the ground-breaking ceremony at Kartarpur said “if India takes one step, Pakistan will take two steps”.

“They are saying you take one step, we will take two. There is a contradiction in what they are saying. So to generate trust, you cannot keep making these statements.

“One step from them should come in a positive manner. Only then we will take some action and see if

New Delhi, Nov 30 (PTI): A ceiling on party expenditure in campaigning, for which the Election Commission (EC) has been pressing political parties and the government, will see “the light of day in time to come”, says Chief Election Commissioner O P Rawat.

Rawat, who demits office on Saturday, said his “only regret” as head of the poll panel is that the EC was unable to recommend to the Law Ministry a fresh “legal framework” in tune with the changing times vis-a-vis the use of money and social media. Sunil Arora will take over as the new chief election commissioner on Sunday. Responding to a question on transparency in funding of political parties, Rawat told PTI in an interview that it is “a long-term reform”. “... all political party meeting in August (this year) had recommended that there should be a ceiling on party expenditure and commensurately there should be transparency in funding. I think it will see the light of day in time to come,” he said. Almost all parties agreed to a cap on expenditure, he added.

there has been some effect on the ground level or not.

Till then, our country has a very clear policy - terror and talks cannot go together,” Gen Rawat said.

Urging Khan to take action against terrorism in his own country, he said: “India has taken several steps forward. We said that terrorism is breeding in your (Pakistan) country.

So first you take some action in your country which shows that you are actually doing something to curb terrorism in your country.”

Technological strength will be key in future wars, Army chief Gen Bipin Rawat said Friday, adding there is a need to make military officers tech-savvy.

O P Rawat (File)

The election watchdog has been pushing for greater transparency in electionrelated expenditure by parties and candidates.

Like individuals, there should be a ceiling on expenditure by political parties during polls, according to the Election Commission, which has referred the matter to the Law Ministry for legislative action.

At present, there is a ceiling on campaigning funds for individual candidates in the electoral fray but no cap on the money political parties can spend for electioneering.

The ceiling varies from state to state depending on its population and number of assembly or Lok Sabha seats. Asked on his ‘biggest regret’ as the CEC, Rawat said times are changing fast

with money and social media playing a major role in electioneering. The Commission, he added, wanted to review the legal framework “comprehensively to align it to the emerging situation and futuristic needs”.

“So a committee was constituted which has reviewed the law and made recommendations. But the Commission did not get time to focus on these and make recommendations to the Law Ministry. That is the only regret I have,” he said.

The back-to-back elections this year, “all delivered with total fairness”, are his biggest success as head of the poll panel, the outgoing CEC said.

He said the elections were incident free with Chhattisgarh recording 77 per cent turnout against the backdrop of threats by left-wing extremists who had been exploding improvised explosive devices and even chopping off fingers of people to instil fear.

Rawat said the recently-launched C-Vigil mobile application had empowered the common man. “... 7,000 complaints and 100 per cent disposal. It has worked wonders,” he said.

ED issues fresh summons against Vadra

New Delhi, Nov 30 (IANS): The Enforcement Directorate has issued fresh summons to Congress President Rahul Gandhi’s brother-in-law Robert Vadra in an ongoing probe into the 2012 Kolayat land deal case, sources said.

An ED official told IANS: “We have issued fresh summons to Vadra to appear before the agnecy in the first week of December.”

The official said fresh summons were issued after Vadra failed to appear before the agency earlier this month. “Vadra himself did not appear on the last day and instead sent his legal representative with documents. We have told Vadra that we need to examine him personally and so he must depose before the agency,” the official said.

The ED action comes in the wake of a media report that a firm that gave loan to buy Vadra land at

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a premium got a big relief from the Income Tax Settlement Commission.

The report by The Indian Express said the ED, which is investigating a web of controversial land transactions in Bikaner involving Vadra’s companies, has asked the Income Tax Settlement Commission for details on its proceedings in the case related to Bhushan Power and Steel Limited, which gave a loan to a company that bought land owned by Vadra’s firm at seven times the acquisition cost.

The ED official also

confirmed that the agency has asked the Income Tax Settlement Commission for details on its proceedings.

The ED has been probing the alleged scam in the purchase of land in Kolayat area of the border town of Bikaner in Rajasthan.

According to the ED officials, Skylight Hospitality had purchased 69.55 hectares of land for Rs 72 lakh and then sold it to Allegeny Finlease for Rs 5.15 crore, earning a profit of Rs 4.43 crore.

The agency registered a criminal case under the Money Laundering Act in 2015, taking cognizance of the case filed by the Rajasthan police after forgery allegations.

The agency had earlier issued notices to Skylight Hospitality but had not mentioned Vadra’s name or any company linked to him in its FIR. According to the ED,

during investigation it was found that Allegeny Finlease as a company was “not involved” in any “real business activities” and many of its share holders were found to be dummy or nonexistent.

The government had cancelled the mutation (transfer of land) of 374.44 hectares of land, after allotments were found to have been allegedly made in the names of “illegal private persons”.

Revenue officials had said in the complaint that government land in 34 villages of Bikaner that was meant to be used for expanding the Army’s firing range was “grabbed” by the land mafia by preparing “forged and fabricated documents” in connivance with government officials.

ED suspects that a huge amount of money was laundered in this case by people buying land at cheaper rates through forged documents.

New Delhi, Nov 30 (PTI): Delhi’s air quality was in the ‘very poor’ category Friday due to unfavourable meteorological conditions that slowed dispersion of pollutants, with forecast of “significant deterioration” in pollution levels over the weekend.

According to Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data, the overall air quality index (AQI) of Delhi was 358. An AQI between 0 and 50 is considered ‘good’, 51 and 100 ‘satisfactory’, 101 and 200 ‘moderate’, 201 and 300 ‘poor’, 301 and 400 ‘very poor’, and 401 and 500 ‘severe’.

The CPCB said seven areas in Delhi, including Mundka, Rohini and Wazirpur, recorded ‘severe’ air quality, while in 25 other areas the air pollution level was in the ‘very poor’ category. The level of PM2.5 (particles in the air with a diameter of less than 2.5 micrometre) was recorded at 200 and the PM10 level was recorded at 351, it said.

In NCR, Ghaziabad, Faridabad and Noida recorded ‘very poor’ air quality while Gurgaon recorded moderate air quality, CPCB data showed.

New Delhi, Nov 30 (PTI): Supreme Court Secretary General Ravindra Maithani was appointed a judge of the Uttarakhand High Court Friday, along with two others.

Harnaresh Singh Gill, whose name was pending with the government for two-and-a-half years, was also appointed as an additional judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

Sources in the government said Gill’s appointment came days after the Supreme Court collegium had asked the government not to keep its recommendations pending and said it should decide either way by appointing the candidate or returning the recommendation. Gill’s name was recommended by the Punjab and Haryana High Court collegium in June 2016 and his name was cleared by the Supreme Court Collegium in April, 2017.

A Law Ministry notification said Narayan Singh Dhanik, Ramesh Chandra Khulbe and Maithani were appointed as judges of the Uttarakhand High Court.

Their names were recommended by the Supreme Court collegium earlier this month.

Another notification announced the appointment of Gill as an additional judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

Azharuddin named Telangana Congress working president New Delhi, Nov 30 (PTI): Former Congress MP Mohammed Azharuddin was Friday appointed working president of the party in Telangana days ahead of assembly elections in the southern state.

Congress President Rahul Gandhi also cleared some fresh appointments in the Telangana Pradesh Congress, approving the names of two vice presidents - B M Vinod Kumar and Jaffer Javed, eight new general secretaries and four secretaries in the state unit.

“Congress president Rahul Gandhi has approved the appointment of Mohammed Azharuddin, ex-MP, as working president of the Telanagana Pradesh Congress Committee,” a statement from AICC general secretary Ashok Gehlot said.

Azharuddin was a former captain of the Indian cricket team. His cricket career came to an abrupt end when he was implicated in the infamous match-fixing scandal in 2000 and was banned by the BCCI for life. However, the Andhra Pradesh High Court in 2012 declared the life ban on him as illegal.

Azharuddin was an MP from Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh in 2009, after he joined the Congress in the same year. He again unsuccessfully contested the 2014 election from Rajasthan’s Tonk-Sawai Madhopur

Mohammed Azharuddin

constituency in 2014.

The former cricketer, who hails from Hyderabad, is seeking to contest the 2019 Lok Sabha elections from Secunderabad constituency in Telangana.

Telangana goes to polls on December 7 and the Congress has forged an alliance with the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) in the state to oust the K Chandrasekhar Rao-led Government of Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS).

The Congress chief also appointed former Delhi MP Sandeep Dikshit as Secretary of AICC and attached him to the AICC Civic and Social Outreach Congress.

Dikshit is the son of former Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit and has been an MP from the Delhi East constituency earlier.

The party chief also appointed Lingaraju as president of Karnataka Pradesh Fishermen Congress.

Coalgate: Court convicts ex-coal Secretary H C Gupta

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New Delhi, Nov 30 (PTI): A Delhi Court Friday convicted ex-coal secretary H C Gupta in a corruption case relating to allotment of coal blocks in West Bengal during the previous UPA regime at the Centre.

Five others, including one retired and another serving public servant -- K S Kropha and K C Samria -were held guilty for various offences under the Prevention of Corruption Act and Indian Penal Code.

Gupta, who was the Coal Secretary from December 31, 2005 to November 2008, has already been convicted before this in two other cases of coal block allocation in which he has been sentenced to

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With immense pride and honour, the Elumyo Village Council and Elumyo Students’ Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to:1. Shri. R.T. Tsanglao inducted to collective leadership member NSCN (IM).

2. Mr. Khyobemo L Yanthan, S/o. Liphamo Yanthan for getting selected to the post of LDA during the recently concluded exam in the Department of Commissioner Office, Kohima, Nagaland.

The EVC and ESU further pray that Almighty God continue to bless them with good health and more wisdom in their future endeavours.

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Pune, Nov 30 (IANS): Amidst the bonhomie over the Kartarpur corridor, Army chief Bipin Rawat on Friday made some political comments saying Pakistan has turned into an “Islamic State” and should become a secular state if India and Pakistan have to “stay together”.

Reacting to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s comment on Wednesday that if India takes one step his country will take two steps, Gen Rawat said Pakistan should take some action to curb terrorism and till then talks and terror cannot go together.

“Pakistan will have to look at its current position.

They have turned their state into an Islamic state.

Now, if they have to stay together with India, then they have to develop as a secular state.

“How can we stay together if you say you are an Islamic State. And there is no role for anyone else.

We are a secular state. So to stay together we have to become secular. If they are willing to become secular like us, then I think there is some opportunity,” he said said on the sidelines of the passing out parade of cadets at the National

Lu c k n ow, N ov 3 0 (PTI): The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued notice to the Uttar Pradesh government over the reported mob lynching of a man after pulling him out of a police van in Shamli district, noting that it appeared that the victim was not protected by policemen from the clutches of hooligans.

The notice was issued to the state chief secretary and director general of police (DGP), calling for a detailed report in the matter within four weeks, a press release from the NHRC said Friday. “There cannot be any denial that it was the solemn duty of the police personnel to keep the arrested man in safe custody so that he could not be denied his infallible right to get justice in accordance with law,” the commission said.

In the instant reported incident, it appeared that not protecting the victim from the clutches of hooligans or an inciting mob resulted in his death, it noted.

The commission took suo motu cognisance of media reports that Rajendra alias Manu (28) was pulled out of a police van and beaten to death by a mob in the presence of constables in Hathchoya Village of Shamli district on November 26.

It observed that the contents of the media reports, if

SC Secy General appointed judge of Uttarakhand HC

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER-V, RULE-1, 5 & 20 CPC).

IN THE COURT OF SHRI. AJONGBA IMCHEN CIVIL JUDGE (Sr. DIVISION), Dimapur : Nagaland.

Suit No : Civil Suit No-82 of 2016 Plaintiff : Shri. Nribemo Humtsoe Defendants : Shri. Tozhevi Sema, Shri. Phutoi Sema, Shri. Robin Ngullie & Shri. F. Chumchamo Humtsoe To, Shri. Phutoi Sema, S/o. Late Tilixu, R/o. Tulovi Village District, Dimapur : Nagaland Whereas Shri. Nribemo Humtsoe has instituted a Suit against you for declaration of rights, title, interest and restoration of possession of the suit land covered by Patta No. 116, Dag No. 184, Mouza No. 03, Dubagoan of Dimapur.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 04-12-2018 at 10:00 AM with fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this the 29th day of October, 2018.

Civil Judge Sr. Division, Dimapur : Nagaland.

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jail for two and three years respectively. He is out on bail in both the cases.

Kropha, who was then the Joint Secretary, Ministry of coal, retired in December 2017 as the Chief Secretary of Meghalaya.

He has also been convicted and sentenced to two years in another coal block allocation scam and has been on bail.

Samria then held the rank of Director in the Ministry of coal and is now working as a Joint Secretary in Ministry of Minority Affairs. He has already been convicted and sentenced to two years jail term in another case and has been out on bail.

All the convicted persons were taken into the custody on the order of the court and were sent to judicial custody till December 3 when Special CBI Judge Bharat Parashar will hear the arguments on sentence which entails maximum punishment of seven years in jail.

The case pertains to alleged irregularities in allocation of Moira and Madhujore (North and South) coal blocks in West Bengal to Vikash Metals and Power Limited (VMPL). An FIR was lodged by the CBI in September 2012.

VMPL, its managing director Vikash Patni and authorised signatory Anand Mallick were also convicted.

All have been held guilty for the offences under Prevention of Corruption Act and IPC, including sections 420 (cheating) and 120-B (criminal conspiracy).

Prosecutors said Gupta has been accused in 12 cases of alleged irregularities in coal block allocation scam.

AUCTION NOTICE Kisü jensü Angazüktsü toyuba kaket jenjang Rs 250/liasu,saka Khristmas aser New Year tenüng nung Rs 150/- agi ayoktsü.

Kaket ayokdak /Alidak : 1. Eastern Book Depot, MTBA Complex,Mokokchung.

2. Students Book Centre, Main Police Point, Mokokchung.

3. Christian Literature Centre, Nyamo Lotha Road, Dimapur.

4. Academic Book House, Near Old NST Station, Kohima.

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NHRC notice to UP govt over lynching of man

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE

Dt.Dimapur the 30th Nov'18 NO.REV-1/90-D/ /Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti T. Alinungba Ao, resident of Dimapur who has applied for issue of Mortgage Clearance concerning to Patta No. 625 Dag No. 9/704 measuring an area 00-02-03 located at Block No/village 10 Mouza No. 02 which has been mortgage in the SBI Bank/Society.

Claims & Objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted in written in the court of the undersigned on or before 07-12-18.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland DP-9049 IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE, DIMAPUR, NAGALAND S/C No. 187/18 NOTICE NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Ritoli Y Shohe has been applied by Smti. Shikatoli Shohe W/o Khetoho Awomi R/o H.No 500/10 Diphupar 'B' Vill., Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/ he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 29/12/18.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 29/11/18.

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ISL: Bengaluru FC beat Pune 2-1

Bengaluru, Nov 30 (Agencies): Bengaluru FC extended their lead at the top of the Indian Super League (ISL) table as they beat FC Pune City 2-1 on Friday at the Shree Kanteerava Stadium, Bengaluru.

Udanta Singh (11’) scored a blinder of a goal to give Bengaluru the lead which was cancelled out

by Rahul Bheke’s (15’) own goal. Bheke undid his earlier mistake by scoring a late winner in the 88th minute.

Bengaluru had two changes in the starting lineup that beat Delhi Dynamos with Dimas Delgado and Erik Paartalu coming on for injured Rino Anto and Albert Serran. Rahul Bheke shifted to the centreback position and Harmanjot Khabra returned to the right-back position, allowing Paartalu to take up the central midfield role.

Pune made quite a few changes to the team that went down to NorthEast United. Iain Hume, Sahil Panwar and Gurtej Singh made way for Marko Stankovic, Martin Diaz and Lalchhuanmawia Fanai.

The visitors started on the front-foot and attacked through Marcelinho and Aashique Kuruniyan on the flanks but it was Bengaluru who created and converted the first real chance. Khabra did well to keep Delgado’s cross-field

Players of Bengaluru FC and FC Pune City fight for the ball during their Indian Super League match on Friday.

ball in play and pass it to Udanta Singh, who drifted inwards and curled it into the far corner in the 11th minute.

Pune restored parity in the 15th minute after a quick break saw Stankovic direct a low cross to the centre of the box. Bheke’s attempt to keep Robin Singh from getting to the ball backfired and the 27year-old ended up sliding the ball into his own net.

It was all Bengaluru for the remainder of the first half but the league leaders failed to convert

their chances. Chencho Gyeltshen came close to scoring on three occasions but was denied by Kamaljit Singh. The visitors were dangerous on the set-pieces but failed to test Gurpreet Singh Sandhu.

The hosts were close to restoring the lead at the stroke of half-time but Paartalu’s shot from distance which followed Chhetri cushioning the ball after a quick break rattled the crossbar.

The first clear-cut chance of the second half came in the 70th minute

when Udanta’s shot hit the frame of the goal. The hosts thereafter created a host of chances but were not clinical enough upfront.

Rahul Bheke scored a late winner from Khabra’s cross which was initially dealt with by Kamaljit landed in front of the right-back for him to tap it home.

Bengalur u now have 22 points from eight matches while Pune City continue to remain at the bottom half of the league table with five points from 10 matches.

AIFF to launch pilot project with FIFA

Abhinav awarded The Blue Cross New Delhi, Nov 30 (Agencies): Abhinav Bindra on Friday became the first Indian to earn the highest shooting honour The Blue Cross.

The Blue Cross is the highest recognition granted by shooting’s world body, International Shooting Sport Federation. It is awarded for an excellent contribution to the sport of shooting to the distinguished members of the international shooting fraternity. “Extremely humbled to receive the @ ISSF_Shooting ‘s highest honour the Blue Cross at the General Assembly in Munich today,” Bindra tweeted on Friday. Bindra still remains India’s only Olympic Gold medallist.

He earlier won the Arjuna award in 2000, the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna in 2001 and the Padma Bhushan in 2009.

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March -April,” Das said at the Star Sports India Football Forum 2018 organised

by SportzPower.

Das gave the information when he asked what has the AIFF done to change the football culture in India.

The AIFF and the local organising committee for the FIFA U-17 World Cup India 2017, with the support of the Centre, had last year initiated the Mission XI programme to bring at least 11 million school children to play the game in the run-up to the World Cup. Noting that their experience under the Mission XI Million in Uttar Pradesh (UP) was good, Das hinted that the schools league could focus on the northern state.

“Actually our experience with Mission XI Million in UP was very very good, so may be we will focus the school league in

either Lucknow or one of the (UP) cities to start off and lets see how it goes, informed Das. However, Das did not elaborate on the details about the new project.

The AIFF general secretary shared the work done by the federation to take the sport to nook and corners of the country. “Three years back we started the U-15 league and two years back we started the U-13 league and these are national leagues. So now we have U-13, U-15 and U-18 youth leagues. The number of teams has increased signifi-

cantly from about 50 teams three years back to 280 team (now). So, in that sense, we are trying to broad-base football,” Das said.

“We have a team from Kashmir playing in the ILeague this year and the response of the fans is fantastic. We have also started the baby leagues (between) age groups 6-12 and they have got 99 leagues registered with AIFF and the numbers will grow,” he added.

At the event, different stake-holders debated on various topics related to Indian football and the road ahead for it.

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Late R. Shilu Ao

07/03/1945 – 01/12/2017

Home Guards & Civil Defence sports meet begins D imapur , N ov 3 0 (NPN): Sports meet and Raising Day celebration of Nagaland Home Guards and Civil Defence got underway at Central Training Institute, Toluvi, Dimapur on November 29. Commandant General, Home Guards and Civil Defence, L.Bendang Lemtur, IPS declared the meet open in the presence of the Deputy Commandant General Medozhalie Pienvu and all the unit Commanders from different districts. In his inaugural speech, Lemtur called upon all units to display professionalism and discipline during the weeklong professional and sports meet.

Commandant, CTI, Dally Jamir delivered the welcome address and the programme was chaired by Akhu Kath, District Commandant, Dimapur. The oath taking was administered by Vikiho K.Sema, District Commandant, Kohima. The professional and sports meet-Cum-Raising Day Celebration is a weeklong celebration held every year from 29th November to 6th December.

During the week long meet, personnel from 8 districts - Phek, Wokha, Dimapur, Kohima, Mon, Tuensang, Mokokchung and Zunheboto will participate in different categories of sports and professional items. The professional and sports meet will culminate on December 6.

CRPF, DNSU organise football tourney

Champions Xelhozhe FC lift the trophy along with CRPF Commandant, Joseph Keishing and guest of honour Dr. T Lima Jamir. (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , N OV 3 0 (NPN): Xelhozhe FC emerged as the champions of the five-day football tournament organised by 173 Bn Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) in collaboration with Diphupar Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) under the theme “Peace and Harmony” at Diphupar village local ground.

In the final, Xelhozhe FC defeated Diphupar FC (A) by 1-0.

Koto Kiho of Xelhozhe FC was adjudged the man of the tournament while Inaka of Diphupar Village FC was named the best goalkeeper.

Kito Kiho (Xelhozhe FC) and Dilo Koza (Koza Brothers FC) with 5 goals

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Mumbai, Nov 30 (PTI): The All India Football Federation (AIFF) will “very soon” launch a school-level project along with the games world governing body FIFA, a top official said Friday.

The project, `schools league’, will be launched on a pilot basis, AIFF General Secretary Kushal Das said.

“When we had the U-17 FIFA World Cup (in India in 2017), we also started a programme called `Mission XI Million’, which was a school contact programme, and we touched about 15,000 schools across the country.

“And very soon we (AIFF) are going to do a project with FIFA called `the schools league’, it will, of course be, a pilot project,” he said.

“We (AIFF) are basing our data on the Mission XI Million project and it should be launched very soon, by

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Your life was a blessing, our guide and strength We cannot explain how much we miss you Forever in our hearts you remain dearly loved and missed.

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each were the highest scorer of the tournament.

Chairman of Impact Foundation International, Dr. T Lima Jamir, who graced the closing ceremony as the guest of honour, said soccer is one of the most popular and most played sports in the world.

He encouraged the youths to chase their dreams when they are young. However, in order to make dreams come into reality, a person needs lot of determination, dedication, self-discipline, and effort, he added. Jamir also cited the example of late Dr. Talimeren Ao and encouraged the participants to be inspired by his contributions.

He also lauded 173 Bn CRPF for extending their help to build talent and fos-

tering peaceful co-existence and harmony.

Delivering the welcome address, 173 BN CRPF Commandant, Joseph Keishing said the objective of organising such event was to sow the seed of peace and harmony. He also applauded the teams for their participation and wished them success in their endeavours.

The programme was chaired by Neivinuo Dzüvichü, invocation prayer was offered by Gorkha Baptist Church Diphupar pastor Gideon Gurung, folk dance was presented by DSKK, Tsukoli Club and a special song was presented by Kevichünuo Chüpuo. The vote of thanks was delivered by president of Diphupar Naga Youth Organization (DNYO), Kikheto Sumi.

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"The world changes from year to year....

Our lives from day to day....

But the love and memory of you shall never pass away...."

"Our grateful hearts will always treasure your love.

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We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Pvukhomo Shitiri would like to express our sincere and profound gratitude to each and every individual, friends, relatives, neighbours who stood by us physically, financially, materially and through prayer support during the time of his illness and sad demise.

We also convey our special thanks to: 1. Shri. Yanthungo Patton, Born: 23/08/1944 Hon’ble Dy. C.M & all his Died: 18/11/2018 PS & PAs 2. Kohima Tsungiki Khumshum 3. Doctors & Nurses (Putuonuo Nursing Home) 4. Doctors & Nurses (Naga Hospital Authority Kohima) 5. Kohima Lotha Baptist Church & Women’s Department 6. Chukitong Baptist Church 7. Wokha & Chukitong Tsungiki Ekhung 8. Amigo Members We regret our inability to thank each and every one individually but we pray that you’ll accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. May the Lord bless you all in abundance.

Loving son, daughters, in-laws, grand children and relatives.

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1928 – 26.11.2018 We the bereaved family members of Late SINO MEYASE would like to express our sincere gratitude to each and every individual, families, churches, neighbors, organizations, friends and well-wishers who had shown their love and affection through thick and thin, materially, physically, spiritually, financially and upholding in prayer during her illness and at the demise of our beloved mother on 26th Nov 2018.

We would specially like to thank 1. Baptist church ‘A’, Medziphema town 2. Neighbours and citizens of Medziphema.

3. Friends and well-wishers.

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We the bereaved family members of Late Kiyeho Zhimomi, Head GB Shoipu Village B Khel would like to convey our sincere gratitude and appreciation to everyone who stood by us and supported us with prayer, physically, materially and financially during the time of his illness till his demise on 23rd November 2018.

We convey our thanks to: 1. Doctors & Nurses, Zion Hospital Dimapur 2. Shri Vitoho Zhimomi, P/Secy Minister to Agri and Corporation 3. Shri Zheito Chophy, 36 NPF Candidate 4. Er. Ghukhui Zhimomi, 36 NDDP Candidate 5. Shri Inavi Zhimomi 6. Jack Zhimomi, Kilonser GPRN/NSCN (U) 7. Vikheshe Yeptho, D.O NKVIB 8. Shri Kiyeshe Kappo 9. Shoipu Ghami Union Dimapur 10. Shoipu Ghami Union Zunheboto 11. Shoipu Ghami Union Satakha 12. A.D.C Staff Satakha 13. Satakha GB Association 14. Shoipu Ghami Village Council 15. Shoipu Baptist Church (Aizuto) 16. Shoipu Baptist Church (Nito-Mount) We regret our inability to thank each and every individual but it is our humble and sincere prayer that the Almighty God continues to bless you all abundantly.

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is now on UNESCO’s UK shakes up Eurovision Reggae ‘Cultural Heritage’ list entry selection process

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s British politicians debate the country’s future relationship with the EU, another vital question about the UK’s role in Europe is being addressed - how it chooses a Eurovision entrant.

The BBC has announced it will overhaul the selection process for next year.

Three songs will each be performed in two different styles by two different artists, with one act from each pair going through to a final public vote.

Last year, SuRie came 24th out of 26 and had to deal with a stage invader.

She had been chosen to

represent the UK via a combined public and jury vote.

This time, an international jury will choose the three songs and then give viewers a choice of different ways they could be performed, before the vote to pick the winner.

Eurovision: You Decide will be screened in February on BBC Two, live from Salford, hosted by Mel Giedroyc and Måns Zelmerlöw, who won the contest for Sweden in 2015.

The eventual victor will represent their nation in the grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest in Tel Aviv, Israel, on 18 May. Netta won the event this

year for Israel.

Eurovision: You Decide’s executive producer Mel Balac said: “Our exciting ‘euro-version’ format will give fans the chance to compare and contrast these fantastic songs in a fresh, new way and deliver the United Kingdom the artist it deserves to fly the flag out in Tel Aviv.”

Kate Phillips, BBC controller of entertainment commissioning, added: “We may be leaving the EU but we are still determined to win Eurovision again one day!”

The UK has not won Eurovision since 1997, and has not finished in the top 10 since 2009.

(BBC)

Rajpal Yadav jailed for three months

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he Delhi High Court on Friday sent Bollywood actor-comedian Rajpal Yadav to jail for three months for failing to repay a loan of Rs 5 crore taken by his company to make a movie.

Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw ordered that Yadav should be taken into custody and kept in the Tihar Jail.

Delhi-based company Murli Projects had filed a civil case against Yadav’s company Shree Naurang Godavari Entertainment for failing to repay Rs 5 crore which the actor took in 2010 to make his Hindi debut directional film “Ata Pata Laapata”.

(IANS)

eggae music has been inscribed on the prized intangible cultural heritage list of UNESCO, the U.N.’s cultural agency.

UNESCO said Thursday the Jamaican music is unique because it represents “a vehicle of social commentary” and “continues to provide a voice for all” since it was first created by marginalized groups, mainly in the western part of Jamaica’s capital of Kingston.

It said the music — which combines Caribbean,

Bob Marley-Raggae

Latin and North American influences — provides a “cathartic experience” when played and it is also used as a means of praising God. The intangible heritage list aims to improve the visibility of non-physical traditions and know-how of communities around the world.

UNESCO committees are holding their latest round of heritage inscriptions in the Mauritius capital of Port Louis through Saturday.

Can’t watch any of my films: Shekhar Kapur Veteran filmmaker Shekhar Kapur says he cannot watch any film he has directed because then he can only see what he could have done better. “ I h ave n o t s e e n ‘Masoom’ since I made it! I can’t watch any of my films because I only see what I could have done better. I still cannot watch as an outsider. So cannot fathom why it has such a following all these years after its first release,” Kapur tweeted on Friday.

The filmmaker is known for directing films like “Masoom”, “Mr. India”, “Bandit Queen”, “Elizabeth” and “Elizabeth: The Golden Age”.

Kapur is known for his works in Hindi and international cinema. He is known in Bollywood for his recurring role in the TV series “Khandan” in the mid-1980s and his directorial debut in the cult Bollywood film “Masoom” in 1983 and then “Mr. India”.

(IANS)

Faculty and students of participating institutions, winners and others after the Tetso College’s CoMfiesta 2018 held on November 30.

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etso College’s Department of Commerce and Management organised the 3rd Edition of CoMfiesta 2018 on November 30.

A press release from the college stated that Unity College, Delhi Public School (DPS), Dimapur Government College (DGC), S.D. Jain Girl’s College (SDJGC), Agape Higher Secondary School (AHSS), and Mount Mary College (MMC) were also part of the event.

The Inter-Institute Fest which was based on the tagline “Where Talent Meets” had a variety of performers and participants coming together to compete in a number of events.

The keynote address was delivered by Kvulo Lorin, director, Tetso Col-

lege, in which he mentioned that, apart from other factors, the development of a state rests largely on commerce. However, looking at the statistics in the NBSE HSSLC Exam 2017 for commerce stream, only 1169 students appeared for the exams. Out of this only 829 passed of which 389 were placed in the 1st division. Highlighting the alarmingly low numbers of students opting for the commerce stream, Lorin emphasized on the need to address this issue by spreading more awareness. A vote of thanks was delivered

by Rajesh Tanti, assistant HOD of Management and Economics. Inapu Aye, of B.A. 6th Sem and president of EU pronounced the benediction.

Earlier, the program began with an inaugural

program chaired by Ria Jain, B.Com 2nd Sem., and an invocation offered

by Thanshemla Vashum, B.Com 6th Sem. A Welcome Song was presented

by Chubamenla, B.A. 4th Sem. Amar Ranjan Dey, HOD C om m erc e a nd Management welcomed the participants and sponsors of the event.

In the competitions, the Choral competition was won by Tetso College; Dramatisement by DGC; Comfiesta’s Got Talent by Ashim Mech of Tetso College; I Can Speak by Tenzin Kalsang Bhutia of DPS; Mobile Legends by Unity College; Contrakeenos by Unity College; Selfiestan

by Yekovi Swu of Tetso College; and Sell It! Win It! by DPS. Tetso College won the Comfiesta Overall Championship Trophy.

Miss Singapore to wear dress honoring Trump-Kim handshake was bringing out the message tastefully through design. I had to consider the political sensitivities and what it all meant to Singapore and to the world community… without (creating) any misinterpretation,” he told the paper.

“And as the summit was about making peace, it was only natural to go with the world peace theme.”

Though the June summit took place in Singapore, some residents weren’t sure how a dress featuring the flags of North Korea and the United States represented their country — and posted disapproving comments on Twitter.

But the 24-year-old pageant contestant, a sociology graduate from the National University of Singapore, said the dress “represents something we all need, which is to promote a sense of unity and friendship, rather than hatred and anger.” The contest will take place December 17 in Bangkok, Thailand.

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resident Trump’s historic handshake with North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, during their summit in Singapore is being immortalized.

A beauty queen from Singapore will wear a dress bearing a giant digital image of the two world leaders clasping hands over the Singapore skyline at next month’s 2018 Miss Universe pageant, a contest that was incidentally owned by Trump between 1996 and 2015.

“My first impression of the costume was that it looked absolutely angelic and it truly did embody the essence of world peace,” Miss Singapore Zahra Khanum told Singapore’s The New Paper. “It had a very serene and calming effect.”

The royal blue gown — a play on the beauty queen trope of wanting world peace — took about three months to make, said Moe Kasim, who designed the costume.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

K. Yamakam Yimchunger Former Minister 15 Jan 1929 – 09 Nov 2018

2. 1 Thessalonians 4:16 “The dead in Christ will rise first” The family members of Late K. Yamakam Yimchunger, former Dobashi on Special Assignment and Emissary for Peace Mediation & Border Affairs between Burmese (Myanmar) Nagas and Indian Nagas in the early 1950’s in Tuensang Frontier Division under the then North Eastern Frontier Agency (NEFA), and one of the founding and mobilizing members of the “Peasants Volunteer Force” and subsequently known as the “Village Defence Guards”, which later and now came to be known as the Village Guards (VG) along with Major M. B. Rai (Ashok Chakra) and Padmashree R. Khating, IFAS, Political Officer of the then Tuensang Frontier Division of NEFA, an active member of both the formation of Naga Hills Tuensang Area (NHTA) and the 16 point Agreement between the Government of India and the Naga people which led to the formation of the State of Nagaland under article 371 (A) of the Indian Constitution in 1963, Head DB and Special Head Interpreter (Political and Administration) and a long time former Cabinet Minister and MLA from 58 Shamatore-Chesssore A/C (1989-2008), wish to utmostly and profoundly acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gesture of kindness and the prayer and support extended to us following the loss of our beloved father, friend and a guide. To this end, we would like to sincerely thank each and every one of you from the bottom of our hearts for the comfort, solace and condolences extended during our distress. We would also like to humbly thank each and everyone for extending your good help physically, materially, financially and morally including those who travelled from far distances to simply honour our beloved father, who was also a leader and a friend to many.

We wish to express our sincere gratitude and thankfulness to the following dignitaries, organizations and individuals for rendering their most valuable contributions in words of comfort, and in deeds during our bereavement. We are humbled by the love and respect bestowed upon him. May the Good Lord bless you all in return.

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Hon’ble Governor, Nagaland, Shri. P B Acharya Hon’ble Chief Minister, Nagaland, Shri. Neiphiu Rio Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister, Nagaland, Shri. Y Patton Hon’ble Speaker, Nagaland Legislative Assembly, Shri. Vikho-O Yhoshu Hon’ble Leader of Opposition, Shri. T. R. Zeliang Hon’ble Cabinet Ministers, Government of Nagaland Dignitaries, Officials and all ranks and file from the various Ministries, Government of India 8. Hon’ble Advisor, Shri. K. T. Sukhalu who represented the Government of Nagaland 9. All Hon’ble Advisors and Hon’ble MLAs of Nagaland Legislative Assembly 10. All Hon’ble Chairmen of various PSUs 11. Hon’ble Advisor, Pohwang Konyak on behalf of ENLU 12. Hon’ble Member of Parliament, Shri. Tokheho Yepthomi 13. Senior Central Leaders from various National Political Parties 14. Shri. Dr. S. C. Jamir, Former Governor, Odisha and Former Chief Minister, Nagaland 15. Hon’ble Chairman, People’s Democratic Alliance, Shri. Chingwang Konyak 16. Mr. & Mrs. Alemtemshi Jamir, IAS (retd), Chief Executive Officer, IDAN 17. Shri. R. B. Thong, IAS, Chief Secretary and all officials of the various departments of the Government of Nagaland 18. Shri. T. John Longkumer, IPS, Director General of Police and all ranks and file of Nagaland Police 19. Shri. Motsuthung Patton, IAS, Commissioner, Nagaland and Commandant General, Village Guards, all ranks and file of the entire Village Guards, and in particular the Village Guards of Shamatore Sub-Division Nagaland and of Pangsha Village Council under Noklak District/Division in particular 20. All Security Personnel of the State Funeral and the Guard of Honour 21. Former Ministers, MPs and MLAs of Nagaland.

22. All former colleagues, associates and friends of late Shri. K. Yamakam 23. Department of Information and Public Relations, Nagaland 24. Department of SCERT, Nagaland 25. Shri. Limasunep Jamir, IPS, Commissioner of Police and all ranks and file of Dimapur Police Commissionerate 26. Shri. L. Jamithung Lotha, NCS, Deputy Commissioner and all officials of Tuensang District 27. Shri. Bharat Laxman Markat, IPS, Superintendent of Police and all ranks and file of the Tuensang District 28. Director, doctors and nurses of Zion hospital, Dimapur 29. IGAR (North) 30. All ranks and file of Sector 7 Assam Rifles (AR) 31. All ranks and file of the 45 Assam Rifles (AR) 32. Dimapur Traffic Police 33. Pastors/Reverend Yimchungru Baptist Church Dimapur, Chumukedima, Shamatore K Y M C

34. To all the mighty and humble servants of God from various churches 35. To all prayerful members of the various prayer houses 36. All Head GBs and Village Councils of 58 Shamatore-Chessore constituency and neighbouring constituencies 37. Leaders and workers of all Naga National Political Groups 38. Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP), Nagaland 39. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Nagaland 40. National People’s Party (NPP), Nagaland 41. Janata Dal United (JDU), Nagaland 42. Naga People’s Front (NPF), Nagaland 43. Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC), Nagaland 44. ENPO 45. ENLU 46. ENWO 47. ENSF 48. ENGOA 49. YTC 50. YWO 51. YAA 52. YGOA 53. YBBA 54. CKS 55. KU 56. KPC 57. USLP 58. KTC 59. Representatives of other tribal bodies 60. Members of Nagaland GBs Federation 61. Members of Nagaland DBs Association 62. To all the precious and enduring blood donors 63. All officials and staffs of Nagaland House, Delhi 64. Nagaland Transport Department for helicopter services 65. The pilots and crew members of VSR ventures 66. To all tireless and dedicated workers and volunteers 67. To all the thousands of mourners and prayerful well wishers under 58 ShamatoreChessore A/C, and throughout the State of Nagaland in General 68. To all members of the press fraternity Lastly, we would like to equally apologize to any organizations and individuals if we have in any ways failed or missed to acknowledge their kind deeds and contributions.

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Naga boys shine at Europa League: Chelsea beat 10-man PAOK 4-0 National School Games

Chelsea players celebrate after Olivier Giroud scored a goal during their Europa League match against PAOK.

L o n d o n , N ov 3 0 (Agencies): Chelsea maintained their perfect record in Europa League Group L with a 4-0 win over PAOK, who played for 83 minutes with 10 men.

Chelsea were rarely made to come out of second gear the moment Yevhen Khacheridi was sent-off early on for a professional foul on Olivier Giroud. The

striker then went onto help himself to two goals (27, 37) and Callum Hudson-Odoi (59) netted his first ever senior goal on a rare start before Alvaro Morata (78) scored late on.

The result means Chelsea have secured top spot in Group L with a game to spare while PAOK need to win their final game against BATE to stand any chance

8th Hornbill half marathon on Dec 2

Indigenous games held at Tseminyu

D i m a p u r , N ov 3 0 (NPN): The 8th Hornbill Half Marathon, organised by 3E Nagaland in collaboration with tourism department, will be held on December 2. Three runners from Ethiopia including Mikiyas Yemata, the winner of recently held Bengaluru Marathon, will compete in this year’s edition.

The winner will receive a cash prize of Rs. 50,000, the runner-up will pocket Rs. 20000 while the third and fourth placed winners will get Rs. 10000 and Rs. 5000 respectively. All finishers will also receive completion certificates.

All registered runners have been informed to collect their number bibs and baggage tags at the venue on December 1 between 10:30 am and 4:30 pm. The reporting time on race day will be 6:00 am.

Hornbill pistol and rifle shooting competition DIM A PUR , NOV 3 0 (NPN): The 1st Hornbill Pistol and Rifle Shooting competition organized by Nagaland State Rifle Association will be held from December 3 to 7 at 4th NAP firing range, Thizama.

The competition is open for both male and female in Rifle and Pistol categories. Participants should be 21 years and above and the registration fee is Rs. 2500 each for each events. For NSRA members registration fee will be Rs. 2000.

The opening ceremony will be graced by NSRA president, Temjen Toy IAS as special guest.

For more information, contact Israel Xuivi (9436002310) and Shalo Khing (7005306037)

of qualifying.

The raucous travelling fans had never tasted defeat on their previous two trips to England but were in for a long night the moment Khacheridi hauled down Giroud when the last man with just seven minutes gone. The referee had no choice but to brandish a red card.

From that moment

on Chelsea laid siege to PAOK’s goal. Giroud had already missed two promising openings before curling his team in front with a cute left-footed effort on 27 minutes. Hudson-Odoi - starting his first game since the Community Shield - smacked an effort off the crossbar while Ruben Loftus-Cheek was denied by a fantastic onehanded save by Alexandros Paschalkis.

The hosts doubled the lead on 37 minutes when Cesc Fabregas played a splendid pass in behind for Giroud, who swept home first-time on the volley.

Hudson-Odoi got in on the act in the second half off the left wing to net his first goal for the club. The exciting 18-year-old took a strike early from 15 yards which caught the goalkeeper unaware.

Hudson-Odoi went from scorer to creator on 78 minutes, teasing his defender before whipping a quality ball into the box which was

Arsenal beat Vorskla Poltava 3-0

Arsenal routed Vorskla Poltava 3-0 to remain undefeated in its 2018-2019 Europa League campaign and clinch the first place in Group E. The London team, which had already secured a berth in the knockout stage of Europe’s secondtier club competition and fielded several members of its UEFA reserve squad, opened the scoring at NSC Olimpiyskiy Stadium on Thursday with a goal by Emile Smith-Rowe in the 10th minute, reports Efe news.

That score was set up by a give-and-go involving Welsh midfielder Aaron Ramsey and a tenacious

Eddie Nketiah. A Vorskla defender’s attempt to clear the ball out of the area sent it straight to Smith-Rowe, who finished from close range. Ramsey then doubled the Gunners’ lead at the 27-minute mark when he converted a penalty attempt, while Joe Willock made it 3-0 four minutes before first-half stoppage time with a strike from just outside the penalty box past net minder Bohdan Shust.

Arsenal (13 points) is three points clear of second-placed Sporting Lisbon in Group E with one round-robin match remaining on Dec. 13, although the London club has already clinched the first place based on points in its two head-to-head matches against the Portuguese-league side.

With their latest win, the Gunners now are on an 18-game unbeaten streak across all competitions dating back to late August.

Medal winners with team officials.

D i m a p u r , N ov 3 0 (NPN): Nagaland Taekwondo team participated at the 64th National School Games (under 14 years) in Imphal, Manipur from November 26-30 and won three medals. Nagaland Taekwondo boys team also secured the overall team runners-up while Manipur was declared

team champions.

Lensethong Tikhir won a gold medal in the under 18 kg category, Tenloi Phom won gold in under 29 kg and Lungsamyibo Hegwang bagged a bronze medal in the under 23 kg category.

Altogether 29 states participated in the games.

Participants taking part in the bamboo stilt race during the indigenous games competition.

D i m a p u r , N ov 3 0 (NPN): Vanguard FC Tseminyu organised indigenous games competition as part of Ngada Mini-Hornbill Festival celebrations on Wednesday at RSA Ground, Tseminyu Old Town.

The competition was organised in an effort to revive and promote indigenous games and sports.

Indigenous games such as bamboo pole climbing competition, spear/high kick and bamboo stilt race were played.

In the bamboo pole climbing, Kasha Daho team emerged as the winner while Tseminyu Lowjvü and Kithagha bagged the second and third positions respectively.

Jesseh Seb (Phenshu-

nyu Logjvü) emerged as the winner in spear kick competition while Shwenlo Tep (Kasha Daho) bagged the second position. In the bamboo stilt race, Keshosin Khing (Kasha Daho) and Gwatilo Kent (Phenshunyu Lowjvü) came first and second respectively.

The winners were awarded cash prizes and certificates.

3rd day and night penalty shootout tourney

Champions of the 3rd open day and night penalty shootout tournament with their trophy and organisers.

Dimapur, Nov 30 tournament, organized by (NPN): The 3rd open day Frontier club, Tuensang and night penalty shootout was held on November

29 at Loyem Memorial Ground, Tuensang under the theme ‘Reload’. M. Longre Chang, president, ENCSU graced the event as special invitee.

In the final, Run Shoot Steal FC defeated Paopong FC to emerge as the winner. The winning team received a cash prize of Rs.20,000 while the runners-up pocketed Rs.10,000. Kumzuk Chang (Run Shoot Steal FC) was named the best keeper and received a cash prize of Rs 2500.

Altogether 16 teams participated in the tournament.

Bajrang, Vinesh get WFI’s Grade A contracts Gonda, Nov 30 (PTI): Star wrestlers Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat were on Friday included in the top Rs 30-lakh Grade A along with Pooja Dhanda as the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) on Friday rolled out its revolutionary contracts system for the grapplers.

It was expected that Bajrang and Vinesh, who won the Commonwealth Games and the Asian Games gold medals this year, will be kept in the top grade.

Pooja had become only the fourth Indian woman to win a medal at the World Championship recently.

Two-time Olympic

powerfully headed home by substitute Morata.

Chelsea are back in action at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, where they host Fulham in one of three derbies this weekend.

medallist Sushil Kumar and Rio Olympic bronze medallist Sakshi Malik, who are struggling with form for quite some time, could not make the top Grade. Bajrang Punia Enters World Wrestling Championships Semifinals; Defeats Tulga Tumur Ochir by 5–3.

They will figure in the Grade B, which will offer a financial support of Rs 20 lakh for one year.

The contracts will be reviewed after one year.

WFI is the only Indian Olympic Association-affiliated National Sports Federation to offer contracts to its athletes and only the second after the BCCI. The announcement was made by WFI Presi-

dent Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in the presence of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Aditya Nath, who inaugurated the senior National Championship at Nandini Nagar here.

The C category, offering support of Rs 10 lakh, features Sandeep Tomar, Greco Roman grappler Sajan Bhanwal, Vinod Om Prakash, Ritu Phogat, Sumit Malik, talented Deepak Punia and Asian Games bronze medallist Divya Kakran.

The D category, which will give Rs 5 lakh support, will have Rahul Aware, Naveen, Sachin Rathi, Greco Roman’s Vijay, Ravi Kumar, Simran, Mansi and Anshu Malik.

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