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Huge turnout during blood donation drive at SM college

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WEATHER FORECAST June 16

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Cloudy with a thunderstorm

29 25

Aizawl

A shower and t-storm around 26 21

Guwahati Some rain and a thunderstorm 32 24 Imphal

A shower and t-storm around 29 21

Itanagar Some rain and a thunderstorm 28 22 Shillong

Periods of rain

Kohima

A shower and t-storm around 22 18

21 17

Dimapur A shower and t-storm around 32 23 Mkg

A shower and t-storm around 24 21

Tuensang A shower and t-storm around 23 17 Wokha

Periods of rain

26 21

Zunheboto A shower and t-storm around 21 18

SM College principal Dr Arenla Aier, Dr Temsu (centre) along with members of SMC Alumni Association, NOBD, NSS, during the blood donation drive at SM College Dimapur. (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , J une 1 5 (NPN): In continuation to the ‘World Blood Donors Day’ held on June 14, a blood donation drive was conducted at Sakus Mission College, here Wednesday which saw a huge turn up of volunteers from within the college and also from nearby colleges. The event was organized by Sakus Mission College Alumni Association in collaboration with Network of Blood Donors, NSS, Red Ribbon Club and Nagaland State Blood Transfusion Council (NSBTC) saw a huge turn up of volunteers numbering more than 150 in total out of which around 80 voluteers

were able to donate their blood successfully. Blood donors consisted of college students from SM College and a few from neighbouring college in and around Dimapur. Dr T. Temsu, a member of the NSBTC and his team of health workers came to oversee the transfusion so as to ensure safety of the donors and proper preservation of the collected bloods. In a brief chat Dr Temsu thanked all the different groups coming to help out in the event and also the donors. He said there was a new turning point in the society as blood donation was turning into a social movement unlike a decade ago when people

were very receptive towards such events. He said the Dimapur blood bank charge was trying its best to ensure that it caters to the need of the whole state as 70 percent of blood donations in the state was come from Dimapur city. Dr Temsu urged the people to come forward and work together so that the state would get “freedom” in terms of blood requirements. In a short message, principal of Sakus Mission College, Dr. Arenla Aier disclosed that since its establishment in 1994, the college had been a fore runner in organizing blood donation camps under the initiatives of NSS and Red Ribbon Club

which in turn was an effort to hold on to the value of serving humanity. Dr. Arenla on behalf of the college thanked NOBD, NSS, Red Ribbon club of SMC and Dr Temsu and all the donors for valuing the event and coming forward to donate. SMC alumni president Zang Aier expressed happiness with the response from the people and also thanked the various colleges for coming forward to help. Convenor of Network of Blood Donors (NOBT), a very active group catering to the need of people in need of blood, Renponi Kithan said the motive of the group was to create extra awareness on blood donation since people were usually misinformed or lack necessary information on the noble gesture. Adding that she was very happy with the huge turnout, Renponi said the group was all out to organize such blood donation drives in the future. Answering to a query on how it feels to help out those people in dire need of blood, Renponi said, “I feel like a hero”. Adding that once a person starts donating, motivation and the pleasure in helping someone else drives the donor to donate at regular intervals as it only fulfils the true meaning of being human.

Vikheho calls for peaceful co-existence for progress

Traditional welcome being accorded to ministers Y. Vikheho Swu and P Longon along with parliamentary secretary L Khumo and others during the inauguration of new road and guest house at Panso under Noklak sub-division in Tuensang district.)

DIMAPUR: Minister for PWD (Roads and Bidges), Y. Vikheho Swu today called upon the people of Noklak sub-division to shun their difference and have peaceful coexistence so as to achieve development and progress in the remote area of the state. He said this during the address to the gathering after the inauguration of 24-km Panso-Yakor village PWD road and guest house along with minister for Health and Family Welfare, P. Longon at Panso under Noklak sub-

division of Tuensang district today. Vikheho called upon the different tribes of the subdivision to set example of unity is strength by living in harmony and to uphold their traditional good values, while also appealing that past tribal conflicts should not continue. While stressing that better developmental activities could be carried forward only in cohesion, Vikheho asked the people to stop infighting and resolve social issues so that people could live peacefully. Appreciating local elect-

ed representative, parliamentary secretary for Land Revenue, Village Guards & Women Resources Development, L. Khumo for taking keen initiatives in constructing the much needed Panso-Yakor PWD road for the area, Vikheho called upon the people to continue to extend their support to Khumo and also the state government. The minister also asserted that the department would take up soiling and construction of cross drains along the newly constructed route.

Confident that the NPFled DAN under the leadership of chief minister T R Zeliang would not only complete this full term in office but would return to power even after the 2018 elections, Vikheho stressed that solution to the Naga issue has to be achieved. He said sending back Khumo to the government would bring more development for the area. In his address minister Longon also spoke on similar lines challenging the different tribes of the area to uphold

Chief electoral officer visits Wokha, Mokokchung

CEO, Nagaland, Sanjay Kumar addressing the officials during the meeting held at Wokha on 15th June 2016 at DC conference hall Wokha. (DPRO)

DIMAPUR: Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Nagaland, Sanjay Kumar visited Wokha on June 15 and held a meeting with district administration, district HoDs, supervisors, BLOs and NGOs, at DC’s conference hall, Wokha. According to DIPR report, CEO while addressing the officials warned that omission and commission by any officials dealing with election related work would result to severe punishment and urged all to work with sincerity as per the guidelines of the election commission. He appealed to district level officers to help identify double entries and ensure that electors were enrolled/registered in one area only in order to maintain a clean E/roll. He

also urged all supervisors and BLOs to attend meetings and trainings as and when called. CEO also pointed out that errors and abnormalities have been detected in some polling stations under Wokha district which needed to be verified, therefore he urged all district officials to take serious note on this while taking up the exercise. He appealed the administrative officers and NGOs to sensitize the public about the importance of having AADHAR card and encourage those who have missed out to avail it, while alos congratulating DEO Wokha for taking up an ambitious SVEEP action plan. ADC, Wokha, Thavaseelan (IAS) and AEO,

Wokha Toshimongba gave power point presentations on NERP and SVEEP exercise and activities undertaken in the district. The CEO was accompanied by joint CEO Moa Aier, deputy CEO and assistantCEO Awa Lorin. The meeting was chaired by DC & DEO Wokha, Wezope Kenye while vote of thanks was delivered by SDO (C) Wokha, Mhomo Tungoe. M okokchung : CEO also visited Mokokchung on June 15 where he addressed the meeting at town hall and commenting on the ongoing exercise on NERP in Mokokchung district, CEO said “a good breakthrough has been made” in the district but said that much more needed to be done to accom-

plish the task. He said those who should not be there in the electoral roll should not be there and who are eligible should be enrolled. He said the percentage in the NERP exercise should be further improved. During technical session with Hhad of offices and BLOs in the district he said proper attention should be given to get rid of all those bogus voters from the e-roll. He also shared the need to provide basic facilities in all the polling stations in the district. Joint chief electoral officer, Moa and other officers accompanying the CEO called upon the participants to make greater efforts stating that it is a mandatory duty for all to clean the e-roll in the state. Allaying apprehension in the minds of the people, they said that cleaning E-roll will not affect funding on development nor would it affect in the delimitation process in the future. D.C and DEO Mokokchung, Sushil Kumar Patel who chaired the meeting gave a report on the ongoing exercise in the district to the CEO and his team. He also assured CEO to do mandatory ongoing NERP with a greater zeal. (DPRO MKG)

unity. He said that even as there might be political differences during elections, they should leave it after completion of the election process and focus on development and progress. Parliamentary secretary L. Khumo called upon the landowners of the area not to create hindrance in carrying forward developmental activities. He said that instead of submitting memorandums to the government, the landowners should wilfully come forward in donating the land so that government could bring about development. He said that it was easier to demand for development, but the landowners should first be willing to part with their land and resolve not to create any problem. Short speech was also delivered by chief engineer PWD (R&B) Kruse Rhetso. Chaired by C Langshe the function started with prayer offered by associate pastor of Panso Baptist Church P. Popoi while Panso VDB Secretary T. Tangsai delivered the welcome address and chairman PVC K. Chetei tendered the vote of thanks. Benediction was pronounced by PBC associate pastor (Youth) H. Chingkhong.

Outpost admin officers receive office equipments

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, June 16, 2016

news in brief KMC informs: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) informed that painting and renovation of the footbridge at Razhu point was underway and has requested public to avoid using the footbridge, place banner and hoardings etc till the renovation works were completed. DC Kiphire informs: Deputy Commis-

sioner Kiphire has informed that the corpus fund 2015-16 meant for the following GB/ Families would be released from June 16 to 25 from the office of the deputy commissioner Kiphire. Therefore, concern GB or families members of the beneficiaries are directed to collect the same upon producing NOC from the concern village council along with one passport and ID proof. Beneficiaries are Lt.P.Rekhu of Pokphure village, S.Ikiri of Thsingar village, Lt.Birithsing of Kiphire village, Lt.Tomong of Ngoromi village, Lt.Sukiong of Phelunger village Lt.Toixu of Phisami village.

DIPR informs media personnel: Direc-

torate of Information & Public Relations has informed all the accredited media persons to collect their press accreditation card personally for the year 2016-17 from the directorate during office hours.

CMO Dimapur informs: Chief medical officer, Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi has notified all the health institutions under Dimapur district to submit the names of their health institute within 7(seven days) from the issue of this notification to the office of the chief medical officer Dimapur without fail. ANAFUT convenes emergency meeting: All Nagaland Adhoc Fixed Union

Tuensang unit(ANAFUT) has informed all the concern members of the union who have completed three years of service as on March 31, 2016, that there would be an emergency meeting on June 17, 9 a.m at GMS station 1 Tuensang. ANAFU Tuensang unit has requested all the members to bring one xerox copy of appointment order along with membership Rs. 350. For further information contact 8974664309/8974274345.

RYON meeting postponed: Rongmei

Youth Organization Nagaland has postponed its meeting schedule on June 25 to new date on June 27. RSON informs that venue would remain the same at Chungaijang Burma camp, Dimapur. RSON president, Angam Dangmei has informed all the district level youth organizations and concerned leaders to attend the meeting positively.

MTBA platinum jubilee: Youth De-

partment of Mokokchung Town Baptist Church (MTBA) would be celebrating its 75 platinum jubilee with thanksgiving service on the June 26 under the theme, “Go ye” at MTBA. The day long program would be divided into two sessions with the first session starting at 11 a.m and second session from 3:30 p.m. The youth department has invited all well wishers, former and present youth workers, officers and members of MTBA Y/D to grace the occasion.

ENWO informs: Eastern Nagaland

Women Organization (ENWO) has informed all participants of the cultural carnival that a DVD would be available. Interested individual can contact O. Tiazungla Phom (8415978388).

BKREC seminar: Brahma Kumaris Rajyoga Education (meditation) Centre (BKREC) has convened seminar on super mind, super future, on June 18 to 20, 4 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Durga Mandir, hall, ground floor, under the guidance of BK Shaktiraj from Mount Abu, an eminent motivational speaker and international trainer (Guru) in mind power and memory management. DC Dmu informs: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome (IAS) has informed all concerned landowners, other governmental/ non governmental

agencies whose land and other properties/ plantation have been acquired under section (2) of the Nagaland land requisition and acquisition Act 1965 for extension of 4 lane NH-29 Patkai/ Chumukedima bridge upto Phiphema village under Dimapur district to clear up/ remove buildings, plantations, fisheries and any other standing structures on the compensated area within a period of one month, do that execution of four land work would commence. DC further informed that the notice has been issued for strict compliance by all concerned and to extend full cooperation to the executing team for the smooth implementation of the 4 lane NH29 project.

CPO convenes: Chakhesang Public Organization (CPO) has convened special meeting with all the Chakhesang officers posted under Phek district on July 2, 10 a.m. at DC, conference hall, Phek, to dwell on several important topics. Members have been requested to attend the meeting. Organization has further informed that members failing to attend the meeting without valid reason would be liable for explanation call. ANAFUT convenes: All Nagaland

Adhoc Fixed Union Tuensang unit (ANAFUT) has convened emergency meeting on June 17, 9 a.m. at GMS station-1, Tuensang for all members of the union who have completed three years of service as on March 31, 2016. All ANAFU Tuensang unit have been requested all the members to bring one photocopy of appointment order along with membership Rs. 350. For any queries contact one can contact (8974664309) (8974274345).

DNSU to organize felicitation program: Dimapur Naga Students’ Union

(DNSU) will be organizing felicitation programme for HSLC & HSSLC toppers on June 17, 10 a.m at Town hall, Dimapur. All the respective schools and units are asked to come and witness the programme.

NIIT Dimapur center completes 16 years: NNIT Dimapur centre will be com-

pleting its 16 years on June 18 for which annual day would be observed in the presence of territory executive Suman Basu from NIIT Ltd, Kolkata. Nagaland topper in the IIT JEE advanced 2016 Rishav Sethi would be interacting with the interested IIT aspirants at the center at 11 a.m on the day. NIIT Dimapur invites all the IIT aspirants of Nagaland to book their seat by calling 96121-71341. One of the topmost GNIITians of the center Hopeto Chopi, senior software engineer, Symbios Creations Pvt. Ltd. would also interact with them on the occasion. New GNIIT would be launched on the day with diginxt series of programs. Interested XII passed students may visit www.niit.com, www.stackroute.in, www. niitcloudcampus.com, www.diginxt.com for more details

Head GB Old Beisampui informs:

Head GB of Old Beisampui village, Alangna and VCC, Irangtalak has informed that there has been cases of spurious selling and purchasing of land and landed properties (immovable) within the jurisdiction of Old Beisampui village and satellite villages. It informed that any individual, group, society, party(s) or villagers doing so would be doing it at their own risk and responsibility. No immovable property can be sold without the land owner’s certification.

UGI press meet at Dimapur: Universal

Group of Institutions (UGI) approved by AICTE, AIMA and other institutional bodies of govt. of India and affiliated to Punjab technical university, Jalandhar and Punjabi University, Patiala would be organizing a press meet for awareness and admissions on June 16, 3 p.m at press point, Super Market, Dimapur.

Lost and found: A black mixed Doberman dog was found loitering at green park , rightful owner could contact 9856083316.

L. Khumo inaugurates NST bus service at Panso

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MON, JUNE 15 (NPN): D e p u t y c o m m i s s i o n e r, Mon W. Honje Konyak on Wednesday gave away generators, computer set, xerox machines, printers, cameras and other office items to all the outpost administrative offices of Mon district at DC’s conference hall, Mon. The equipments provided was for modernization of the district administration under the district innovative fund 2nd phase for Mon district. Exhorting the outpost administrative officers in a short handing over program, Honje said he was optimistic that with better equipments and facilities provided the officers would perform better service and cater to the needs of the public. He also advised the officers to judiciously utilize the items provided. The facility provided has fulfilled the long demands of administrative offices in the far flung corners of the district, and would assist the administrative officers posted in particular and the public in general.

Parliamentary Secretary, L. Khumo inaugurating the NST bus service from Tuensang. DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary for Land Revenue, VG and Women Resources Development, L. Khumo inaugurated the NST bus service from Tuensang to Panso EAC Hq. on June 15 at Panso EAC Hq. According to DIPR report, chief guest urged the people of the village to cooperate with the NST department and to take care of the government property as their own. The programme was

chaired by EAC Panso, Nchumthung Ezung, invocation prayer by pastor TTBC Khumong and welcome address by Panso Area GB’s Union president, Chillio. Short speeches by NST department ADM, Thenungehui, president NPF, Tuensang Division, Lusang, vice president KTC, LL Buming, head DB, Yakhur village. Special number was presented by Khulio Keng. Vote of thanks was proposed by general secretary,

Panso Area GBs Union, K. Tukho. Cultural troupes from Lengnyu village cultural club, Pathso village cultural club, Pathso Noken cultural club performed during the function. A host of dignitaries including commandant VG Tuensang, SDO (C) Thonoknyu, BDO Panso, SDO (PWD) Thonoknyu and government officers attended the programme. The chief guest flagged off the NST bus after the programme.