November 15, 2018

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXVIII No. 340

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2018 Pages 12 ` 5.00

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GoI-Khango group ready for talks

D I M A P U R , N OV 1 4 (NPN): Following weeks of speculations and the mediation by Nagaland GB Federation (NGBF) which was endorsed by the Khango-led NSCN (K) group to act as go-between, both GoI and Khango-led group has purportedly agreed to clear the decks and begin the process of negotiation. In a statement, NGBF media cell disclosed that the federation, during its meeting with the Khango-led group at Yankhao village on October 25, was officially endorsed to pursue the issue with the Centre in order pave the way for the group to enter into ceasefire at the earliest. At the meeting NGBF said Khango acknowledged the appeal of the Nagas and decided to resume ceasefire with the Centre. NGBF said Khangoled NSCN (K) also placed a four-point demand to the GoI for consideration-- lift ban imposed on NSCN and removal of terrorist tag; rescind the bounties placed on NSCN leaders; repeal AFSPA/DDA on the enforced Naga areas and unconditional release of NSCN cadres arrested after the abrogation of ceasefire and undergoing

NGBF and Khango-led NSCN (K) group members at Yankhao village on October 25.

trials or serving sentences in different prisons across the state/country. Subsequently, NGBF said the federation met with Interlocutor for Naga talks, R.N. Ravi on November 1, 2018 at JIC Headquarters, New Delhi. According to NGBF, the Centre, in response to NSCN (K)’s four-point demand, issued statement saying it “never abrogated the ceasefire with NSCN (K), but NSCN (K) walked away from ceasefire in March 2015. But, government of India still stands and welcomes NSCN (K) for peace talks. The statement also mentioned that government of India has no objection

for NSCN (K) to maintain their entity. It stated that as soon as NSCN (K) comes into peace process dialogue with the Centre, ban on NSCN (K), terrorist tag and bounties on its leaders will be automatically removed/ close. Further, the statement reportedly mentioned that the Centre welcomes NSCN (K) for peace talks anytime. However, Centre said it was committed to solve the Naga issue with one comprehensive solution and therefore cannot have many agreements. At this juncture, Centre conveyed that it was not in a state to take up third party with fresh negotiation. Government of India

however welcomed NSCN (K) stated that there should not be any insecurity from NSCN (K) part. Accordingly, NGBF said NSCN (Khango group) accepted the conditions set forth by the Centre and acceptance letter was handed over to the GoI through NGBF in New Delhi for further discussion. In the light of the development, the NGBF has appealed to the Centre to promptly respond to the peace offer and resume talks as soon as possible. The federation also appealed to all the Naga political groups to unite and join the peace process for early solution.

Kma: Hornbill Night carnival from Dec 1

Student bodies must not act as political mouthpieces: Ozukum

KOHIMA, NOV 14 (NPN): Kohima Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) on Wednesday announced that the 10-day Night carnival in the state capital will commence from December 1 to 10 (6 p.m.- 9 p.m.) as part of the Hornbill festival. Addressing the media, KCCI members led by its president Medozhatuo Rutsa informed that the registration forms from the carnival will be issued from November 15 and the last date of form submission will be November 22 till 3 p.m. Selected vendors will be declared on November 24. KCCI further informed that this year, as per the guidelines of the government, the whole stretch of the carnival (Phoolbari till Razhü Junction) will be plastic free and rates/safety measures of the food and other items will be strictly checked. Stalls and hotels will not be allowed to use plastic plates and cups. Alternatives for plastic bags will be sold in collaboration with Kohima Municipal Council and KCCI will make these available in its control room. KCCI said around 200 stalls will put in place, where local entrepreneurs and youth will be given the priority.

Government College ground here on Wednesday as a special guest, Ozukum lauded the efforts of the student body led by Katho P Awomi in organising an event of such a magnitude. He said the platform provided by the collegiate meet every year had led to discovery of many sportspersons and musicians who went on to carve out a niche for themselves. Ozukum, who was closely associated with ANCSU on three such meets in the past, remarked that it should be recognised and accorded due importance both by Nagaland University and the State government. He also informed those present of the upcoming national inter-universities sports’ meet “Khelo India” initiated by the ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, in collaboration with Association of Indian Universities,

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Tongpang Ozukum (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , N OV 1 4 (NPN): PWD minister Tongpang Ozukum has asked All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) and other student bodies not to allow themselves to be used as mouthpieces by political parties, but rather serve as platform for students to voice their rights and concerns. Attending the Collegiate Meet 2018 organised by ANCSU at Dimapur

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KOHIMA, NOV 14 (NPN): The girl whose dead body was found in a new building block under construction at Dr. Neilhouzhü Kire Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Seikhazou on November 13 morning was identified by her parents Wednesday at North PS at around 10 a.m. When contacted, OC women police station Tsuponi Ngullie, told Nagaland Post that investigation was being undertaken under senior officers of DEF Kohima. Ngullie also disclosed that post mortem report would take at least a week. Meanwhile, when contacted, the victim’s mother said her daughter had left home Sunday morning to be at a prayer house for three days. She came to know about a dead body after one of the family friends saw the bloodied face on WhatsApp. The mother went to the prayer house to check and was told her daughter had not registered. Later she then went to North PS and identified her daughter’s body.

CM calls on Sumis to be warriors of unity Dimapur, NOV 14: Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio Wednesday called upon the Sumi community to be warriors of unity, peace, reconciliation and all-round development and play a leading role in bringing permanent peace. Addressing the Ahuna cum Mini Hornbill Festival at Zunheboto, Rio acknowledged that Sumi warriors were known for their bravery and recalled that in his earlier tenure as chief minister, he had named Zunheboto as the ‘Land of Warriors’. “You are special, you are hardworking. The story of the Sema Naga Labour Corps 1917-18 is known to all Nagas. Out of about 2000 Labour Corps, about half of that were Sumis. This means you are warriors, adventurous and hard working,” Rio said and appreciated the contributions of the Sumis to the Naga society. According to him, the meaning of Ahuna as displayed by various cultural troupes indicated that it was a post harvest festival, which signified that “our forefathers were hard-working, worked hard throughout the year and celebrated the festival”. So, it was a reminder to the present generation

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that one had to work to eat, he added. He reminded the people that Centre has already recognized Naga history as unique and the Naga issue was a political issue which needed political settlement. He called upon the people to ensure that the rich cultural heritage, traditions etc. are not only preserved but promoted so that the younger generations do not lose touch with history. Keeping these in mind, he said the PDA government decided to hold mini Hornbills in the districts coinciding with the respective tribal festivals so that true meaning can be brought to the phrase ‘Nagaland – Land of Festivals’. Stating that he was happy to learn that there were different species of butterflies found in Zunhe-

boto district, Rio urged the people to conserve them so that the district could become a tourist destination. Calling for preservation of the environment to check climate change, Rio stated that the state government decided to ban the use of ‘Single Use Plastics’. With regard to the request of Sumi Hoho for a multipurpose indoor stadium at Zunheboto, Rio assured to construct the stadium and called for collective effort of Zunheboto’s Sumi legislators and the people. Earlier, greetings were conveyed agriculture and cooperation minister G Kaito Aye, who also welcomed all the dignitaries present at the festival. Others who spoke at the function included Toniho Yeptho, president Nagaland Tribes Council; Zheshito Swu, president Western Sumi Hoho while the vote of thanks was delivered by Shanawaz C, IAS, DC Zunheboto. The significance of Ahuna was explained by Ghovito Jimo, president, Sumi Kukami Hoho. Rio was accompanied by host of legislators and officials. Highlights of the event included cultural presentations and choreography by schools, colony representatives and villages.

to be held in New Delhi from January 12 to 24, 2019. In this regard, he asked ANCSU office-bearers to approach the State government for sending a contingent representing Nagaland, even as he assured all necessary support. Dwelling on the importance of sports, the PWD minister mentioned, “Sports has no language and unites people. It breaks down walls brought about by politics and other divisive forces.” He advocated fair play and urged the students to compete hard, but fairly. Naga Students’ Federation general secretary Imtiyapang Imsong, who also spoke on the occasion, lamented that despite being blessed with talents and capabilities, Naga youth had failed to capitalise on these strengths to make successful careers. (Cont’d on p-8)

PAC, BAN condemn abduction of sales girl

DIMAPUR, NOV 14 (NPN): Public Action Committee (PAC) of Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) and Business Association of Nagas (BAN) have strongly condemned the abduction of a Naga sales girl of a pharmacy at East Dimapur by suspected NSCN (I-M) cadres for ransom on November 9. In a statement, PAC convener Vek(Cont’d on p-8) hosayi Nyekha and PAC co-convener and NCD vice president K Ghokheto Chophy said it was unbecoming of national workers to act in such a way towards a woman as Naga society had high respect for women and gave due recognition and protection to them. They said it was totally unexpected of a well-known Naga political group to treat “our women” in this way, and which should be condemned by every right-thinking citizen. Stating that it was aware of the organisations and student bodies within and outside the State collecting cash and other materials from shopkeepers, PAC asked them to stop such activities immediately. PAC also appealed to the police to be on the vigil as the festive season had “ M y v e g e t a b l e s a r e started, giving rise to criminal activities, organic but yours aren’t. especially targeting the shoppers and inSo move away don’t try nocent villagers who come to Dimapur to confuse buyers.” for marketing.

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As PAC was formed under the aegis of NCD and comprised 19 tribal hohos, Naga Women Hoho Dimapur and other welfare bodies affiliated to it, the committee explained that everyone had shared responsibilities. Therefore, in case of necessity, any complaint in the interest of the society could be reported to the police or approach any PAC leader, the statement said. It added that NCD office was open from Monday to Wednesday for public convenience and that K Ghokheto Chophy could be contact at 70054 40147. BAN: Business Association of Nagas also condemned the abduction of a salesgirl of a pharmacy in East Dimapur and the demand for ransom made to the Naga shop owner allegedly by cadres of NSCN (I-M). In a statement issued by its media cell, BAN said it was shameful that a Naga woman was meted such a treatment and that it should be condemned by one and all. According to BAN, businesses run by Nagas were already facing hardship due to prevailing syndicate system, having to come to terms with GST and the fierce competition posed by businesses run by (Cont’d on p-8) non-locals. K Y M C

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Departments, CIHSR mark WDD

A medical professional obtaining blood samples from one of the departmental staff on November 14.

DIMAPUR: Department of Health & Family Welfare (DH&FW), in coordination with the Horticulture department, organized a screening camp on “World Diabetes Day” (WDD) under the theme “the family and diabetes” on November 14 at directorate of Horticulture. A press release by DH&FW Kohima stated

that the Project 72 Hrs, “Run Kohima” -- a joint initiative on raising awareness on non-communicable diseases, was also launched during the program. Team leader Project 72 Hrs, Sievituo Solo highlighted the objective of reaching out to the community through an initiative for healthy lifestyle practices. The resource person

for the program was Dr. S. Neiphrezo, diabetologist, NHAK, who stressed on important measures to understanding the condition, and to control and prevent diabetes. He also encouraged people with diabetes to go for regular checkups. Officers and staff of the directorates of Horticulture, Land Resources

Development and Water Resource (a total of 40 healthy office goers) were screened for blood sugar, blood pressure and body mass index. The prog ram was chaired by Jerry Patton, deputy director of Horticulture and significance of the day explained given by Dr. W. Nchumbemo Ezung, joint director, DH&FW. C I H SR o b s e r ve s WDD: Christian Institute of Health Sciences and Research (CIHSR) observed World Diabetes Day under the theme, “The family and diabetes” on November 14. A press release from CIHSR college of nursing, associate professor, Lalthanzami stated that Dr. Mego Meru, head of Medicine addressed the gathering and spoke about the influence that diabetes has on the whole family. Dr. Mego also emphasized the responsibility of the entire family in caring for diabetic patients. The nursing students screened more than 400 people for diabetes, free of cost and spread health awareness on diabetes in the hospital and among the community.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2018

news in Brief ANTA Peren annual picnic: All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA), Peren unit will be organising its annual picnic on November 17 at Mongleu River, Kejanglwa bridge. All the members have been informed to compulsorily attend the annual picnic by 8:30 a.m. along with their taxis. It has informed the public that there will be no taxi service on the said day. The association warned any members or other vehicles plying as taxis on that day will be strictly penalised. ANTA Kohima raising day & annual picnic: All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA) headquarter Kohima Raising day & annual picnic will be held on November 18 at Tsiesema Basa ground Tsisema. All the drivers and owners under ANTA Hq Kohima have been requested to attend the meeting. ANTA warned that any taxi plying on that particular day would be treated as defaulters and penalized. DCO Wokha informs registered rural libraries: District Cultural Officer (DCO) Wokha, Nyuvisie Nyusou has informed all registered rural libraries under Wokha district to collect the books for 2016-17 from DCO Wokha, during office hours on or before December 15. The books will not be issued after the expiry date. The libraries have been asked to bring their own respective official designation seals and official round seals to collect the books. RSU 3rd union assembly: Rengma Students Union (RSU) will hold its 3rd union assembly on November 17, 10 am at Tseminyu village community hall, hosted by Tseminyu Students Union (TSU). All the seniors, federating units and subordinate bodies have been requested to attend the assembly without fail. ENPU Wokha 31st general meeting: The Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Union’s (ENPU’s) Wokha 31st general meeting will be held on November 17, 10 am at the residence of union treasurer, Likhaba Sangtam, Tsumang B Colony Wokha town. All members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail along with membership fees.

Condolence messages

Revival meeting attendees receiving prayers of healing and deliverance at Dhasiripur Revival for Healing and Blessing held from November 2 to 4 at Dimasa Baptist Church Doyapur with Rev. Zotuo Kiewhuo, senior pastor Koinonia Baptist Church as speaker. (DBC Doyapur)

District Institute of Education & Training (DIET) Chiechama, Kohima organized a handwriting competition for Class 6, 7 and 8 under Chiephobozuo SDEO on November 8, at DIET Chiechama, Kohima. Altogether 34 students participated in the competition. (DIET Kohima)

Monthly district review meeting held in Peren

ENSF: The Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF) has offered heartfelt condolences on the sudden demise of W. Chuba Khiamniungan, former president of Khiamniungan Tribal Council (KTC), who passed away at his private residence at Noklak on Tuesday. ENSF, in a condolence note, expressed its sympathies and sought solace for the departed. “...may the Almighty transform grief into a source of strength for the bereaved family members” it stated. It also conveyed its thoughts and prayers for the bereaved. NSCN (I-M) Khiamniungan region: NSCN/ GPRN central administrative officer (CAO) of Khiamniungan region, ‘lt. col.’ TM Langoi, in a condolence message on behalf of the Khiamniungan region of the GPRN has expressed deep shock and sorrow over the demise of W. Chuba Lam, former president of Khiamniungan Tribal Council (KTC). The CAO said late W. Chuba Lam was a dedicated, straight forward and a peace loving leader

who had served the people wholeheartedly until his last breath, and his demise has created a huge vacuum for the Khiamniungans in particular and the Eastern Nagas in general. While stating that his sacrifice for the people would always be cherished, the CAO also conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace. PPC: Phom People’s Council (PPC) has expressed deep sorrow and pain at the untimely demise of W. Chuba Lam, former president, Khiamniungan Tribal Council (KTC) on November 13. A condolence message from PPC president, P. Chingan Phom and general secretary, P. Changlong Phom stated that the loss late Chuba was a great loss to Khiamniungan people in particular and the ENPO people in general. PPC described him as a sincere, hardworking, decisive and upright leader who had always made supreme sacrifices for the cause of his people. PPC conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members

DIMAPUR: A district review meeting was held at the Conference Hall of the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Peren, under the chairmanship of Dr. Supongmenla, deputy CMO on November 5, attended by the district program officers, nurses, pharmacists, district and block program management unit staff NHM. A press release from CMO Peren stated that, Dr. Nukshisangla Jamir, DPO RCH/UIP, acknowledged all the health workers K

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and officials involved in the Measles-Rubella Vaccination Campaign (M-RVC). She also asserted that intensive positive awareness was very important and the district still needed to reach out and make sure that no child misses out the vaccination. She highlighted that the latest target for Peren was 19536, out of which 16077 have been vaccinated which is an 82.3% coverage. Melenguno, Block Program Manager Peren gave a slide-show presenta-

tion on the performance of Peren block. Elizabeth DPM highlighted that the M-RVC data was to be entered in the HMIS report. Dr. Ushma, RRT WHO for Peren suggested meticulous planning in order to achieve the 95% coverage. Earlier, the deputy CMO welcomed all the members and offered deepest condolence over the demise of Dr Rokovilie, medical officer Azailong PHC, and in his remembrance a minute of silence was observed.

WCH, NWHD condemn abduction D I M AP U R : We s t e r n Chakhesang Hoho (WCH) and Naga Women Hoho (NWH) Dimapur have condemned the alleged abduction of a Naga sales girl of a pharmacy near Zion Hospital, Dimapur on November 9. WCH: While appreciating Dimapur police for arresting culprits involved in the abduction and demand for Rs.5 lakhs ransom, the WCH has out rightly condemned the criminal act. In a condemnation, WCH president, Dietho Rhakho and press secretary, Kevi Soho, said the WCH condemned the “criminal act of self styled NPGs demeaning the Naga national movement by trying to extract money for personal gain at the cost of causing untold harassment to the general public & business community”. WCH further stated

that the concerned authorities, whether state government machineries or the NSCN (I-M) authorities, needs to deal with the matter in a befitting manner. NWH Dimapur: Naga Women Hoho (NWH) Dimapur in a condemnation by publicity and information secretary, Keninguno Kath stated that the act of abducting the New Drug Shoppe (Purana bazaar) sales girl and demand of cash from the pharmacy owner on November 9 was highly condemnable. NWH condemned the act of the two leacies of NSCN (I-M) for taking the extreme step of abduction as “their shield for their vested interest of extortion”. NWH also stated that every right thinking citizens should condemn such acts and fully support the PAC in such issues that are against the public.

AR gives LED bulbs to Khonga village DIMAPUR: Kiphire Battalion of Assam Rifles distributed 110 LED bulbs to 58 households of Khonga village near Hakumati on November 4. According to PRO HQ IGAR (North), the bulbs were distributed with an aim to encourage use of low power consuming lighting options. The bulbs were handed over to the village chairman for further distribution to the residents of Khonga village.

NPC appreciates NSCN (K) CCA-NERP organizes exposure trip to Khonoma

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Peace Centre (NPC), Kohima has extended appreciation at the positive move of NSCN (K) led by Khango Konyak to resume the abrogated ceasefire talk and pursue the Naga political issue with the Government of India (GoI). A press release by NPC chairman, N. Theyo stated that the NPC welcomes the historic move and it expressed hope that peace would prevail. It also stated that political opportunity should be given to enable them to prepare themselves for dialogue by upholding the ceasefire agreement signed between the NSCN (K) and GoI on April 1, 2001.

ENDBU condemns

Melenguno, block program manager Peren giving a slide-show presentation during the district review meeting held on November 5.

and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. PRSU: Pathso Range Student Union (PRSU), in a condolence message by president Shagjiu Longshe and general secretary, Lusang M, described late Chuba as a great leader who had been a motivator to his fellow people, adding that his legacy would forever linger among the hearts of thousands, and in particular, of the PRSU. The union also offered condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the eternal peace of the deceased. Y. Yimchunger: Y. Yimchunger, kilonser, MIP GPRN/NSCN (U), in a condolence note said late W. Chuba was an honest and upright leader who had worked and contributed towards the upliftment of society till his last breath. The message stated that his untimely demise was an irreparable loss to the Khiamniungan tribe in particular and Nagas in general. The kilonser also extended his profound sympathies and prayed to the Almighty God to give spiritual strength to the bereaved family.

FFBC & NBCA deliverance program: Flame of Fire Baptist Church (FFBC) Kohima, in collaboration with Nagamese Baptist Churches Association (NBCA), will conduct a three-day Nagaland School of Deliverance (NSD) program under the theme “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me..to set the captives Free.. Isaiah 61: 1”, from November 16 to 18 at Lifespring Corner, Dimapur. NNC/FGN annual meet: The annual meet of the Naga National Council (NNC) and Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) will be held on November 28, 10 a.m at Transit Peace Camp, Kohima. All the central authorities, regional authorities and high ranking Naga army officers of the NNC/FGN have been requested to attend the meet without fail. All the midan peyus, FGN and regional presidents, NNC have been requested to relay information to all leacy hoho members, all razou peyus, all sub-regional presidents, all presidents of women organizations and all youth federation presidents of all Naga regions to attend the meet without fail. DBC Kohima national seminar: Don Bosco College (DBC) Kohima, department of History will be organizing a two-day national seminar on “Historical development in North-East India-Trends and Perspectives” on November 16 and 17 at the college conference hall. SCB-1V general meet: Sumi Community Bamunpukhuri -1 Village (SCB-1V) has informed the Sumi community of Bamunpukhuri that a general meeting will be held on November 17, 2 p.m. at Bamunpukhuri community hall, to discuss important matters. All Sumis have been requested to attend the meeting. AREWA-AI 4th annual general meet: Assam Rifles Ex-servicemen Welfare Association All India (WREWA-AI) has convened its 4th annual general meeting for November 18, 9 a.m. at Bokajan CCI field Karbianglong, Assam. All widows and dependents have been requested to attend the meeting.

TUENSANG: The Eastern Nagaland Dobashis Union (ENDBU) has vehemently condemned the “atrocious act” perpetrated by unknown miscreants on November 7 at the residence of K. Aliba Sangtam, former vice chairman, Tuensang Town Council near NST station Tuensang. According to president ENDBU, R. Muthsodang Sangtam and general secretary H. Longhen, such kind of brutal act was not only an attempt to murder of the victim family but, it was also against the interest of the general public of Tuensang Town which had created a fear psychosis among the innocent people. The ENDBU further warned that, such kind of inhuman acts were inexcusable in the eyes of the law.

NPGN/NNC clarifies

DIMAPUR: The NPGN/NNC government has clarified that the person, Thranenda Yimchunger belonging to Sothokur village under Tuensang district claiming to be a member of NPGN/NNC government is in no way connected with the NPGN/NNC government. A press release from NPGN/NNC stated that in this regard, it was being made known to one and all that his claim was only propaganda in order to defy the said government. It also warned that if he is found claiming to be a member of the NPGN/NNC government, strict action would be taken against him.

D I M AP U R : C l i m a t e Change Adaptation (CCA) North Eastern Region Project (NERP), a project currently being implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaftfür Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in the states of Nagaland, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Sikkim and under the aegis of the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region organized a two-day exposure visit to Khonoma Nature Conservation and Tragopan Sanctuary for a group of fourteen village elders from five villages of Malai Sohmat Himaship in West Khasi Hills, Meghalaya from November 6 to 7. A press release from CCA-NER technical expert, Aja Zinyü stated that this initiative was part of an effort of the five villages to initiate a conservation movement aimed at conserving the Hillock Gibbon’s natural habitat found within their village boundaries. The group was welcomed in the presence of Niketu Iralu, a social worker from Khonoma village; Khriekhoto Mor, chairman of Khonoma Nature Con-

servation and Tragopan Sanctuary Trust (KNCTS); Neisamezo Pier, chairman of the Khonoma Village Council; Tsilie Sakhrie, advisor, Khonoma Nature Conservation and Tragopan Sanctuary; and members of the Khonoma Village Council; Supong Aier, chief conservator of Forest, Nagaland; and Kenneth M. Pala, senior advisor and regional coordinator, GIZ. Neisamezo welcomed the group, and Tsilie Sakhrie spoke on the various challenges faced by KNCTST. Khriekhoto informed the gathering that in the year 1998, Khonoma Village Council declared its intention to notify around 2000 ha (20 sq km) as the Khonoma Nature Conservation and Tragopan Sanctuary (KNCTS). He also mentioned that some years ago the Government of India recognised the potential of the village to organise itself, and granted it a substantial Green Village Fund through the Tourism department of the state government. Niketu spoke on the various initiatives undertaken many years prior to the formal declaration

of Khonoma community managed sanctuary. Niketu also said that “we needed to first cooperate to bring healing and forgiveness of one another for the killings that had taken place during the height of the Naga struggle and destroyed the inter-clan relationships that had sustained the village for generations”. He added that after the establishment of the Wild Life Conservation Project, the resolution to ban timber felling for sale to the saw mills in Dimapur, etc, became possible. A proposal to expose the present community of Khonoma to the concept of sacred groves of Meghalaya and learning the art of constructing living root bridges was strongly mooted by Niketu. Supong offered his appreciation to the Trust and suggested that it encourage nature education for schools, and documentation of the flora and fauna. Pala stressed upon the need to take on board all sections of the community in conservation initiatives and laid emphasis on the urgency to create a better understanding at the community level.

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WEATHER FORECAST November 15

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Guwahati Hazy sun

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TR Zeliang extends Ahuna greetings DIMAPUR: Leader of Opposition, TR Zeliang has extended warm greetings to the Sumi community on the occasion of the Ahuna Festival. In his greeting, Zeliang stated that the time of hard work and patience was rewarded by an abundant harvest for which the people celebrate Ahuna, marked by feasting, merry-making and thanksgiving. As they celebrate Ahuna, he called upon the people to renew their vigour and determination to safeguard and preserve the rich cultural heritage of the Sumis and the Nagas in general. Zeliang wished that the courage and determination continue to be by their side nurturing their land, resources and rich traditions associated with it. He wished the Sumi community a happy and meaningful Ahuna celebration.

Sümi menfolk presenting ‘Aphilo Kuwo’ during the Ahuna celebration (Inset) Tito Yeptho. Sümi women marching and singing SCC DC Court Area members at its Ahuna celebration program in Dimapur. at Purana Bazar ‘B’ Village. (NP) the ‘aye kuzu leh’ at Withee Bible College. (NP)

DIMAPUR, NOV 14 (NPN): The Sümi community celebrated Ahuna, the premier post harvest festival of the Sümis, with great pomp and gaiety on Wednesday through various programs, festivities and feasts. Purana Bazar ‘B’ Village: The Sümi community of Purana Bazar ‘B’ Village celebrated Ahuna at the village Local Ground. Dressed in Sümi traditional attire, the young and old came together and took delight in the festivities as cultural troupes enthralled them with traditional dances and songs. T h e f e s t i va l w a s marked with cultural presentations like “aphilo kuwo” (Sümi traditional war dance), “ayeküzüle” (folk song on spinning and weaving cotton), “thisho le” (folk song on pounding freshly harvested paddy) and a message by “Ahuna papuh” (Ahuna father), NSCN (I-M) kilo kilonser, Hukavi Yepthomi. Extending Ahuna greetings, Hukavi lauded the efforts of the Sümi community of Purana Bazar ‘B’ Village in preserving the traditional customs and practices of Sümi ancestors. He asked the people to continue to preserve and protect their culture and traditions and thereby protect their identity. Hukavi also highlighted the significance of Ahuna festival to

the people gathered. Earlier, the festival commenced with an invocation by Sümi Baptist Chuch Purana Bazar ‘B’ pastor, Easter H Shohe, “sakusle” (welcome song) by Amutasa womenfolk and welcome address by chairman of Sümi community Purana Bazar ‘B’ Village, Mughato Aye. The festival ended with a vote of thanks by secretary of Sümi community Purana Bazar ‘B’ Village, Hekuto Wotsa and benediction by Sümi Baptist Chuch Purana Bazar ‘B’ associate youth pastor, Khekiho Chisho which was followed by the Ahuna feast. (Staff Reporter) Withee Bible College: Staff and students of Withee Bible College, along with various invitees, celebrated Ahuna at the college premises. In his address as the guest speaker, entrepreneur and vice president of Dimapur District Auto Drivers’ Union (DDADU), Tito Yeptho advised the students to acknowledge God and submit whatever they do to Him in prayer. Referring to the theologians present as God’s chosen ones, he said they should exhibit faith even in trying circumstances. Tito recounted his days of struggle and how believing in God helped him overcome all odds. He also urged theologians to make their parents proud

DIMAPUR: Kuda B Khel was declared a Plastic Free Zone on October 27 by the Thenupfuko Kkrotho Kuda B Khel (women organization). A press release from Thenupfuko Kkrotho president, Alono Sakhrie and secretary, Kosievino Khate urged all business establishments in the jurisdiction and all consumers/customers to abide by the resolution in

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munity together. He also exhorted the members to be inter-dependent and contribute positively to overall development and progress of the Sumi community. The formal session was chaired by Mughavi S Yeptho, Ahuna program committee convenor; invocation was offered by Simon Assumi, home evangelist, DSBC; chairman SCC, T. Vikuto Zhimo delivered a welcome address; and CK Nihekhu (retd secretary) highlighted the significance of Ahuna. The cultural session was compered by Daniel Swu and Jepikali Zhimo. Cultural presentations such as thisho le, lejole and leshele were presented while traditional Sumi games such as angukupusu, akhetsu, amikukula, puxakuxu were organised. AUD: Descendents of Aotsakilimi from across western Sumi areas in Nagaland along with in-

Diphupar, Dimapur. A press release from AUD media cell stated that the festivity was organized by Aotsakilimi Union Dimapur (AUD) and hosted by retired ACF, Kughaho Achumi. Delivering the welcome speech “Ahuna Papu” Kughaho Achumi spoke on the importance of unity and cooperation between the members and encouraged them to maintain their ties. Tovishe Achumi spoke on the cultural significance of Ahuna. Aotsakili Students’ Union (ASU) presented certificates to two subject toppers of Nagaland University examinations and meritorious students who passed the NBSE examinations with distinctions. Khezheto Achumi, associate pastor Thilixu Baptist Church led the celebratory program; Akheto Achumi, chairman AUD proposed the vote of thanks; and Ghukheto Achumi pronounced the benediction.

support of the Nagaland CM’s declaration of “Nagaland plastic free zone” in the first week of November 2018. Kuda village ‘B’ Khel women organisation also requested every citizen within its jurisdiction to avoid using plastic bags and rather opt for re-usable bags, jute bags and cloth bags for Students of Residential Hostel Dimapur, along with district project personnel-SSA a cleaner, safer and eco- Dimapur, went on an exposure trip to Nagaland Science Centre and Dimapur Airport friendly environment. on November 3. (SSA Dimapur)

Children playing at the EIS Centre after its inaugural program on November 14. (NP)

D I M A P U R , N OV 1 4 (NPN): On Children’s Day, Euro International School (EIS) opened its centre at Chekiye Village, Wednesday, marked with fascinating presentations by the school children. The pre-school chain, EIS centre at Chekiye Village was dedicated by Chekiye Village Baptist Church (CVBC) associate pastor, Charlie Chophy, and in-

Young girls taking part in the jumping competition (Püxa The Sumi community of Darogapathar village, Dimapur, Kuxu) at Mishikito ground. celebrated Ahuna at the residence of Er. Hokato Zhimomi with folk song presentations and a feast. of Ahuna in bring the com- laws celebrated Ahuna at (Kiyento Zhimomi)

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and make a positive impact in their families and society. In a day that was marked with fan fare and revisiting traditions and practices of the Sumis of the past, the other major highlights of the day were Ahuna shows and games. The ahuna shows included warrior dance (aphilo kuwo), yarn spinning song (aye kuzu leh), Konyak folk song, thighaleh, and ami kula. The Ahuna games comprised of angu kupusu, puxa kusu, amchi kumza and aqhethobo mili kuxu. Invocation for the celebration program was offered by lecturer Kivigho Chophy; introduction and presentation by lecturer of Withee Bible college, Rev Dr Vikheshe Chishi; a cultural attire show of 15 tribes was also presented; special song by Tohupeto Chishi; vote of thanks by Tolim M Chang; and benediction by lecturer H Heni. The program was chaired by lecturer, Yekatoli Chishi. (Staff Reporter) SCC, DC Court area: Sumi Community Council (SCC), DC Court area, celebrated Ahuna Festival with Khekaho Aye, senior treasury officer, as the Ahuna papuh and host. A press release from program committee convenor, Mughavi Yeptho stated that, Khekaho, conveying Ahuna greetings, dwelt upon the significance

augurated by Khekiye H Yepthomi. On the occasion, EIS Dimapur principal, Sandeep K Jain, asserted that an effective and organised pre-school was the need of the hour for any developing society. Keeping in mind the need for holistic development of a child, Jain said he along with the EIS centre partners, Kahoshe S. Yepthomi and Mikato Sema, decided to open the pre-school to help

children develop intellectually, emotionally, socially and physically. He said the pre-school would also help mould children in building strong beliefs, right attitude and strong characters and thus prepare them for future endeavours. The principal stated that the centre will begin with playgroup to nursery classes for the academic year 2019 and gradually upgrade to higher classes.

NTCA general conference culminates DIMAPUR: The threeday Nagaland Theological Colleges Association (NTCA) 17th annual general conference culminated on November 11, at Witter Theological College, Vankhosung- Wokha. The conference was held under the theme “The role of music in worship”. A press release from NTCA stated that at the culmination prog ram, message was delivered by Eastern Theological College (ETC) Jorhat principal reverend Dr. Akheto Sumi based on the theme and citing from the book of Psalms 82. Message in song was presented by Witter Theological College, scripture reading and prayer was delivered by Anderson Theological College (ATC) academic dean, Sword Thingshung. Later, a vote of thanks was delivered by NTCA vice president, Dr. Daniel and benediction was pronounced by Unity College Theologian Mission (UCTM), principal, reverend Dr. Ashong Serto.

MTH, MSU, & MVC: Ahuna was celebrated by Mishikito Totimi Hoho (MTH) in collaboration with Mishikito Students Union (MSU) and Mishikito Village Council (MVC) at Mishikito ground. The celebration was held in the presence of Directorate of Health and Family Welfare, joint director, Dr. Hotokhu Chishi, as the chief guest, and Mishikito village GB, Kughaho D Chophy as “Ahuna Papuh”. A press release from MTH stated that the chief guest in his speech highlighted the importance of the festival and encouraged the gathering to uphold traditions so that younger generations may learn and follow their culture in the future. Exhorting the gathering, Western Sumi Totimi Hoho (WSTH) president, Jolly Zhimomi, lauded Mishikito for its initia-

tive to organize such an event to bring togetherness and oneness through the celebration of the festival and encouraged them to promote and preserve culture. The prog ram was chaired by Kuholi Assumi and Hukato Assumi; invocation prayer was pronounced by Hovitoli Aye; welcome speech was delivered by GB Kughaho D Chophy; a welcome song was presented by Lashosa women Hoho; and ‘Leshe’ was presented by Tolito Kinimi. Later, vote of thanks was delivered by MSTH president, Helen Kinimi and benediction was pronounced by NCRC associate pastor Atoli Achumi. Highlights of the celebration included traditional games where certificates were given away by the chief guest which was followed by an Ahuna feast.

Information for NSAP Wokha beneficiaries

DIMAPUR: District Welfare Officer (DWO) Wokha Zubemo Kikon has informed beneficiaries that NSAP beneficiaries (old age, widow, disable) and financial assistance to blind and invalid for the year (2016-17) for nine months shall be made from the office of the DWO, with effect from November 15.

For beneficiaries who have already submitted their bank account details earlier, the pension shall be credited to their bank accounts and for those who are yet to submit the information are required to produce life certificates obtained from the Church pastor/catechist for grace payment of cash

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ing on the topic to filming and editing. The resource persons were directors of Glocal Films London, Kerstin Rickermann and Silke Beller, assisted by crew members of Dreamz Unlimited.

Participants watching one of the films during the screening on November 13. (NP)

Correspondent KO H I M A , N OV 1 4 (NPN): Two short documentaries on biodiversity ecosystem services and climate change, made by Naga women titled “One story, different voices” and “The gift of winter” (8 minutes each) were screened at Hotel Japfü, Kohima, November 13 evening. The films were screened with an aim to create awareness and educate Naga women farmers. The two documentary films are part of the participatory videos of the 17-day

training for Naga women farmers and ALMA members at Khonoma village, some 20 kms away from the state capital. The training was organized was Deutsche Gesellschaft Fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), working jointly with partners in India. GIZ CCA-NER Nagaland state coordinator, Dr. Cressida Jamir, in her address said the main objective of making participatory videos was to disseminate the traditional knowledge of Naga women in farming to others, to exchange knowledge and

ideas on how to combat climate change, maintain biodiversity etc. through traditional methods of farming and to replicate these methods. The trainees are from six districts of the state -- Mokokchung, Wokha, Peren, Phek and Kohima. The par ticipator y video making project is aimed at engaging women farmers of Nagaland in an intercommunity dialogue. This was done by using films as a medium. The workshop helped the participants learn how to make a film, starting from decidK Y M C

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GUWAHATI, NOV 14 (PTI): An umbrella organisation of major students unions of the Northeastern states on Wednesday announced that it would hold a rally in New Delhi to press for its demand for withdrawal of the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016. The rally would be organised in New Delhi at the beginning of the parliament session NESO chairman Samuel Jyrwa said. The North East Students Organisation (NESO) accused the central government of threatening the identity, language and culture of the indigenous people of the NE states through the Bill. The proposed amendment to the Citizenship Bill, 1955 seeks to grant citizenship to people from minority communities -Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians -- from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan after six years of esidence in India instead of 12 even if they don't possess any proper document. A large section of people and organisations in the Northeast have opposed the bill, saying it will nullify the provisions of the Assam Accord of 1985, which fixed March 24, 1971 as the cut off date for deportation of all illegal Regd. No. 599/18

immigrants irrespective of religion. "All the states of the North East region have faced the problem of unabated illegal immigration from Bangladesh starting from Independence. The NESO and the people of the Northeast will not accept this Bill," Jyrwa told reporters. "Successive union governments have chosen to impose heavy burdens of foreigners on these states. We have noticed disturbing machinations of the union government to encourage further illegal immigration from Bangladesh," he alleged. Various measures have been taken protect Hindu Bangladeshis who entered illegally into the North East region along with other parts of the country, Jyrwa claimed. NESO advisor Dr Samujjal Bhattacharya said, "All the measures are communal in character, and therefore, unconstitutional. Illegal foreigner is a foreigner...whether Hindu or Muslim". The measures threaten to nullify the ongoing process of preparing the updated National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam and lead to erode the demand for NRC in each of the seven states of the region, he claimed.

AFFIDAVIT

Date 14/11/2018

I, Shri. Som Bahadur Gurung, son of P.B. Gurung, resident of Vill. Chandmari, Dist. Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That in my Aadhaar Card bearing No. 9995 0489 1691 my name has been recorded as S. B. Gurung instead of Som Bahadur Gurung, so also in my PAN Card bearing No. BQIPG5049J, my name has been recorded as Sam Bahadur Gurung instead of Som Bahadur Gurung. 3. That the names Som Bahadur Gurung, S. B. Gurung and Sam Bahadur Gurung is the same and single person i.e. me. 4. That wherever the names Som Bahadur Gurung, S. B. Gurung of Sam Bahadur Gurung appears in any document, it may be construed as the same and single person, i.e. me. 5. That this Affidavit is sworn for making correction of my name before the competent authority. I further declare that the statements made by me herein above are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed herein. DEPONENT Sworn before me on this 14th day of November, 2018 MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC DP-8569

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDL. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MEDZIPHEMA DIST. DIMAPUR NAGALAND

NO.JUDL/SUC-2/2016-18/300

NOTICE

Dated Medz the 12th Nov 2018

Whereas Smti. Thekrunei-u Kuotsu, W/o Late Neitoulie of Medziphema Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 to draw/operate his bank account, GPF/ GIS, Family benefits etc. of Late Neitoulie who expired on 17-10-2018. Therefore, public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 days of issue of this notice. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema Dist. Dimapur Nagaland DP-8557 NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) AND (SECTION 10 OF THE GUARDIAN AND WARD ACT 1890)

In the Court of Shri Albert Ezung Additional Deputy Commissioner Dimapur. Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 and Guardian and Ward Act 1890 for grant of Succession & Guardianship Certificate for the estate of Late Ghotoli Awomi, Deceased has been file by Shri M. Lukishe Sema, Guardian of Miss Kihetoli Awomi & Intoli Awomi and whereas the day of 201 has been fixed for hearing. The case notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the Administration of the estate of the said deceased may if he she so desires appear in this Court on the said day of 14-12-2018 Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 9th the day of Nov' 2018 Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland DP-8579 K Y M C

Diphu, Nov 14: Autonomous State Demand Committee (ASDC) and its allied wings, and members of other tribal organizations staged a rally in Diphu on Tuesday demanding scrapping of Clause 8 of the Bodo Accord and to oppose the move of the government to include Bodo Kacharis of Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao in Schedule Tribe (Hills) list. The rally submitted a memorandum to the Minister of Tribal Affairs, Government of India through the DC demanding revocation of the Union Cabinet decision to grant ST (Hills) to the Bodos living in Karbi Anglong, West Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao region. “There were separate list of Hill Tribes; anthropologically they do not come under the definitely justified and legitimate reasons for not including the Bodos in the hill tribe category and they are not indigenous to the hills. Bodos started migrating to the hills from the 1960s only,” the memorandum claimed.

Aizawl, Nov 14 (PTI): A total of 201 candidates are in the fray for the Mizoram Assembly election after three nominees opted out of the contest on Wednesday, the last date for withdrawal of nomination papers, state election department officials said. According to the officials, 212 nomination papers were received till Friday, with eight nominees, including Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla, contesting from two seats each. During scrutiny, all of the nomination papers were found to be valid. Three nominees withdrew their candidature Wednesday, they said. Those who withdrew nominations were Lalenkima Khiangte of People’s Representation to Identity and Status of Mizoram (PRISM) and Lallawmzuala Sailo of ‘Zoramthar’ who filed their papers from Aizawl East - II and N respectively. Lalmama, an Indepen-

Dearest Wangshi, dent candidate in southern Wishing you a very happy birthday. May Mizoram’s Lawngtlai West u be showered with unconditional love seat also withdrew his nomi- and blessing in every walk of your life. nation. With love & prayers, Mom and Dad Election to the 40member Mizoram Assem- Dear little adorable Jeremiah Pfithu aka TJ, bly would be held on NoYou are the sunshine, our happiness and vember 28. our joy.. Thank you for bringing smiles Lal Thanhawla has to our faces. “Happy 5th Birthday”. filed his nominations from With lots of love and kisses. his home turf Serchhip Mommy, daddy, granny, grandpa, and also from Champhai uncles and aunties. South seats. Zoram People’s Movement’s (ZPM) chief ministerial candidate La- Good morning dear!! lduhoma is contesting from Many Many Happy Returns of the Day. two seats - Serchhip and May the rising sun of the day brings more happiness and success in this Aizawl West I. President of PRISM year of your life. God bless you. Happy Vanlalruata, who is contest- Birthday.... From John and Family. ing elections for the first time also filed his nominaHelo Lichu...... tions from Serchhip and Hope your special day brings you all that Aizawl North I. your heart desires. Have a wonderful The National People’s time and a very Happy Birthday. Party (NPP) state unit conFrom LUDO vener Lianzuala is contesting from Dampa and Mamit seats while Nationalist Congress Party’s (NCP) Mizoram unit chief Lalawmenting various schemes mpuia Chhangte also filed Correspondent for the welfare of the chilhis papers from Dampa and IMPHAL, Nov 14: Ma- dren in the state. Mamit seats. nipur chief minister N Biren Highlighting the efSingh on the occasion of fects of the social media Children’s Day celebration on children, Singh urged has announced of setting the people to abstain from Veng (one time ex-gratias up a huge children park in uploading any images and videos with violent conof Rs. 2,00,000 each), Phan- the state. The chief minister, tents on social media which joubam Santosh, photo journalist of PTI, Yendrembam made this announcement would have negative impact Mangi Ningthouja, desk while addressing a govern- on the behaviour of the editor of Pandam Daily ment hosted Children’s Day children. He said, “We need to (medical assistance of Rs celebration at the audito1,00,000 each) and Koijam rium of Tribal Research nurture our children in a peaceful and clean environRajen Meetei, editor-in- Institute, Imphal. He further announced ment.” chief, Liklam Journal and O n r a m pa nt d r ug Kakchingtabam Bipin Shar- installation of a toy train at ma, cameraman of Impact the government run Takyel abuse and alcoholism, TV (medical assistance of Children Park at the earli- he appealed to the people est. to work with a strong Rs. 50,000). He said state health commitment to root out A total of ten media persons have availed finan- department and social wel- the problems of drug abuse cial assistance under the fare department will jointly and alcoholism from the working together in imple- state. scheme.

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IMPHAL, Nov 14: Under the Manipur State Journalists Welfare Scheme (MSJWS), Manipur information and public relations, Th Bishwajit handed over financial assistance to six media persons of the state on Wednesday. MSJWS scheme was launched formally on June 30, 2017 by state chief minister as part of important programme of the BJP-led coalition government’s 100 day’s achievement.

While handing over the cheques to the beneficiaries, Th Biswajit said that the government always acknowledged the important role played by the media despite various hardships and challenges faced by them while discharging their duties. The important role played by the fourth estate in a democracy is necessary more than ever in the globalised world of media, he said. The minister added that benefits for the media persons will be increased

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The Achumi Kuposhukulu extends its heartiest congratulations to Miss Aka Achumi for winning the coveted title of Miss Sumi 2018. We are immensely proud of you and wish you the best in your future endeavours. God bless you. Vika Achumi Kiyevi Achumi President General Secretary Achumi Kuposhukulu Achumi Kuposhukulu

from time to time according to resources available with the government. While mourning the recent demise of journalist K Bipin Sharma of Impact TV after a prolonged illness, the minister promised that ex-gratia will be accorded soon after due process. The six media persons who availed the benefits of the scheme were late Ningthoukhongjam Gitchandra Singh, joint editor of Manipur Mail, V Khamkhanthang, joint editor of Manipur Express, Siloam

AFFIDAVIT Regd.No.698 Date : 13/06/2000 I, Shri KRISHNA BAHADUR SHRESTHA, S/o Kubir Man Shrestha Mothers Name Smti Patali Maya Shrestha, my profession an A.B.C Nagaland Police (DEF) Mokokchung, presently residing at DEF Mokokchung, permanent resident of Village Deurali Ward No.3. (Gandaki Anchal), P.O. Khabadi Bhanjang, P.S - Pukhori Dada, Panchayat - Bungkot, District - Gorkha -2. Nepal, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am the deponent of this affidavit. 2. That, in my service book my name has been entered as Burkumzuk Ao. 3. That my correct name which is given by my father is Shri Krishna Bahadur Shrestha, hence my correct name Shri Krishna Bahadur Shrestha shall be used in all official documents, not as ’Burkumzuk Ao’ from the date of the execution of this Affidavit. That, the statements made in paragraphs 1,2, and 3 of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge. And I signed this affidavit in this day the 13th June 2000. Deponent Krishna Bahadur Shrestha. Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent on this day the 13th Day of June 2000. Judicial Magistrate First Class MKC-305 Mokokchung.

LONGKHUM STUDENT UNION

BHÜMNYÜ STUDENTS' UNION DIMAPUR FELICITATION

FELICITATION

BSUD would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following successful candidates of our village in various fields. 1. Miss N. Pongman, D/o Mr. & Mrs. C. Ngamphu Phom for successfully securing the post of Sectional Officer (SO-II) under Dept. of Water Resources, Nagaland. 2. Miss Phukthai, D/o Mr. & Mrs. N. Manngai for achieving the Gold Medal (1st Position) Masters of Law (LLM) under ICFAI University, Tripura. 3. Dr. Ngailong L. Phom, S/o Mr. & Mrs. N. Limnyei for completing BDS Course under (RIMS) Imphal, Manipur. Jaap Phom Shalen Longpahu President Gen/Secretary

With immense pride & honor, the Longkhum Student Union convey our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their recent achievement and success. 1. Miss Yapangkala, D/o Mr. Kirenkaba for qualifying for the post of Secretariat Assistant through NPSC. 2. Mr. Tsumuyuba, S/o Lt. Moyatemshi qualifying for the post of A.S.I Home Department. The Union wishes them more success and blessing in all their respective careers.

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and will also boost North East economy “North East is where our shared vision crystalises. The North East as a priority is evidenced by the “Japan-India Act East Forum.” This is a unique forum in which we test various ideas for the further development of the North East and put them into action,” Hiramatsu said. Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma, who inaugurated the Cherry Blossom Festival 2018, said, “This tree binds the two countries and makes Meghalaya and Japan the home of a unique benediction of nature.”

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Shillong, Nov 14: Japanese Ambassador to India, Kenji Hiramatsu on Wednesday said that Japan was serious about enhancing connectivity through improvement or construction of roads and bridges in India’s North Eastern states. “We are aiming to support the development of this region by connecting not only the intra-regional links within the North East, but also the links between the North East and neighboring countries such as Bangladesh and Myanmar,” he said. The Japanese diplomat, who was addressing the 3rd India’s international Cherry Blossom festival in the state capital of Meghalaya said that the road connectivity would make North East a gateway to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations

He said that the IndiaJapan collaboration has taken a leap forward because of the efforts of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Conrad added that the festival represents one of the ways of strengthening that relationship further. “The significance of the festival goes beyond the blooming of cherry trees as it also creates a space for mutual exchange of culture and ideas. The festival will provide a mosaic of sports, culture and culinary delights of Meghalaya, India’s North East and Japan,” Sangma said. Noting that the festival would give a big boost to tourism, not just in Meghalaya but the entire North Eastern region, the Chief Minister expressed hope that the state witnesses more visitors than the impressive footfall at the festival held last year.

201 candidates in fray for Nov 28 Mizoram Assembly election

ASDC stage protest rally

NAGALAND : DIMAPUR

Tender NO.NST/HELI/482/2018-19/933

Dated : 14.11.2018

EXTENSION OF NOTICE INVITING TENDER

Sealed offers under 'TWO BID SYSTEM' Priced & Un-Priced Bids, from non-scheduled operators for WET Lease of 2 (Two) Numbers of Twin Engine Medium Transport Passenger 13+2 Type Helicopters, invited by GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND vide Tender NO.NST/ HELI/482/2018-19/782 Dated : 30.10.2018, is hereby extended to 30.11.2018 due to unavoidable circumstance. Tender Opening Date and Time: 1300 Hrs.(IST) on 03.12.2018 – for Un-Priced Bid 1200 Hrs.(IST) on 04.12.2018 – for Priced Bid * 2018 Dec. 1st being Statehood Day and 2nd being Sunday Other Terms and Conditions remains the same. General Manager Nagaland State Transport Nagaland : Dimapur DC-1885

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PUGHOBOTO : NAGALAND NO.JUDL/SC-4/2018-19/4 Dated Pbto. The 12th Nov. 2018

PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas, Shri. Y. HUTOVI CHISHO husband of Late Avili of Khughotomi Village under Pughoboto Sub-Division has applied for Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925, in order to claim family pension, GIS etc. of Late Avili who has being serving as P/Teacher in Khughotomi Village and has expired on 19/10/2018. Public are hereby asked to file claims/objection if any within 30 days from the date of issue of this order. K-3356

(PHULESHE Y. YEPTHOMI) Additional Deputy Commissioner, Pughoboto : Nagaland

Date : 17/04/2017 AFFIDAVIT AFFIDAVIT FOR CHANGE IN NAME

Regd. No. M245/2017

By this affidavit I, the undersigned Lowrenla Longkumer, D/o Imtiakum (New Name) previously called Lowren Walling (old name), resident of H/No. 4, 5th Mile, Unity Village, Dimapur-797112, Nagaland (address) solemnly declare :1. That for and on behalf of my family and remitter issue wholly renounce / relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/surname of Lowren Walling. And in place thereof I do hereby assume from this date the name/surname of Lowrenla Longkumer and so that I and my family and remitter issue may hereafter be called, known and distinguished not by my former name/surname, but assumed name/surname of Lowrenla Longkumer. 2. That for the purpose of evidencing such my determination declare that I shall at all times hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign the name of Lowrenla Longkumer as my name/surname in place and in substitution of my former name/surname. 3. That I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular, at all times hereafter to designate and address me and my family remitter issue by such assumed name/surname Lowrenla Longkumer accordingly. 4. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former and adopted name/surname of Lowren Walling and Lowrenla Longkumer affix my signature, if any, this 17th day of April 2017. Deponent Sworn before me. Notary Public

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DECLARATION

Date 13/11/2018

I, Mr. Watitemjen, S/o Alem Sowa, permanent resident of Settsu Village, District-Mokokchung, Nagaland, along with the family members do, hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: That it is learnt that Mrs. S. Santi Konyak, W/o Watitemjen has taken loan from various individual/societies without our knowledge/consent. That this declaration is made of declare and caution the general public that Mrs. S. Santi Konyak is no longer a member of our family and we denounce every relation with Mrs. S. Santi Konyak. That this declaration is made to declare and caution that Mr. Watitemjen and family members will under no circumstances be held accountable for the debts and liabilities incurred by Mrs. S. Santi Konyak. That any individual/societies dealing with the above mentioned person shall be doing at his/her own risk. DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed on oath and signed by the deponent before me in th Dimapur on this the 13 day of Nov., 2018 NOTARY PUBLIC, DIMAPUR DP-8566 K Y M C

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NEW DELHI, NOV 14 (PTI): The Supreme Court said pricing details of Rafale jets could only be discussed after it decides on whether to make it public, and reserved its order on Wednesday on pleas seeking court-monitored probe in the multi-billion deal amidst the government’s vehement opposition to the public disclosure. The observation by apex court bench, headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, came after the government refused to publicly divulge pricing details of the deal, saying it would give advantage to India’s enemies. Hearing a bunch of pleas alleging criminality in Rafale deal and seeking court-monitored probe into it, the apex court asked wide-ranging questions from the government on issues including lack of sovereign guarantee from the French government, selection of Indian offset partner by the Dassault Aviation and need of entering into InterGovernmental Agreement (IGA) with France. The three-judge bench took note of submissions and counter arguments on pricing of the fighter jets with the petitioners alleging that the government has been giving “bogus arguments” and “hiding behind

C’garh: Blast near Naga IRB camp; four BSF injured B I J APUR , N OV 1 4 (AGENCIES): Maoists carried out two simultaneous attacks here on Wednesday injuring four Border Security Force (BSF) troopers, a civilian and one District Reserve Guard in one of the attacks, police said. According to sources, the blast, which took place at around 9 am, had blown a military vehicle near 11th Nagaland Armed Police (IR) Ecoy. The Left wing extremists, who had asked citizens to boycott the poll process going on in the state, carried out the Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast aimed at a vehicle carrying the troopers returning from poll duty. This happened days after the first phase of assembly election to 18 seats in the state was conducted on Monday. In the other incident a gunfight broke out during a search operation not far from the IED blast spot. The 85 Battalion of the CRPF troopers were attacked by the insurgents. Both attacks took place simultaneously at 9.15 a.m. in the Mahadev Ghat area, a police officer said.

Winter session to start from Dec 11 NEW DELHI, NOV 14 (PTI): The month-long Winter Session of Parliament is set to commence from December 11, the day counting of votes will take place for Assembly elections in five states. The Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs (CCPA) Tuesday night recommended convening of the Winter Session from December 11 to January 8, official sources said Wednesday. This would be the last full-fledged Parliament session of the Narendra Modiled government before the next Lok Sabha polls. The results of the Assembly elections, in which both the ruling BJP and the Congress have high stakes, is bound to cast a shadow on parliamentary proceedings.

the secrecy clause”. “The decision we need to take is whether to bring the fact on pricing in public domain or not,” said the bench, which also comprised justices S K Kaul and K M Joseph. Vehemently defending non-disclosure of price publicly, Attorney General K K Venugopal said the cost of a bare Rafale jet as per 2016 exchange rate was Rs 670 crore and the disclosure of price of a “fully loaded” aircraft would give an “advantage to the adversaries”. “If cost of a fully loaded aircraft with weaponry and avionics will be disclosed, our adversaries would be able to know what is the nature of avionics and weapons fitted in it,” he said, adding, that India cannot renegade on agreement with France to disclose confidential information about specifics on avionics and weaponry. Countering petitioners’ argument that Parliament has been given pricing twice, Venugopal said, “We have been saying that even Parliament has not been told about the complete cost of the jets.” Pe t i t i o n e r l aw y e r Prashant Bhushan claimed the Union Law Ministry had red-flagged two issues -- absence of sovereign guarantee

by France and international arbitration clause in IGA as per which the arbitration seat would be at Geneva -- but the government went ahead with the deal. Venugopal admitted that there was no sovereign guarantee, but said that France has given a ‘letter of comfort’ which would be good enough as a governmental guarantee. He also said issues like types of aircraft and weapons needed to be bought cannot be adjudicated by a court as these were the matters to be decided by experts. During the four-hour long hearing, the bench told Venugopal the court would want to interact with the Indian Air Force (IAF) officers instead of the Defence Ministry officials to know about the requirement of the IAF. “We are dealing with the requirements of the Air Force and would like to ask an Air Force officer about their requirements. We want to hear from an Air force officer and not the official of the Defence Ministry on the issue,” the bench said after the AG informed it that Additional Secretary of Defence Ministry was present in the court. Later, senior IAF official Air Vice Marshall J Chalapati, alongwith other

top officers including Air Marshal Anil Khosla and Deputy Chief of Air staff, Air Marshal V R Chaudhari appeared in the court and the CJI interacted with Chalapati over the requirements of the IAF. During the hearing, Justice Joseph referred to the 2007 Request for Proposal (RFP) for procurement of 126 Rafale jets and observed, “The RFP was scrapped in June 2015. Then how can you (government) claim that the due process laid down earlier was followed?”. The CJI also asked Venugopal, “Is the fresh RFP required in an intergovernmental agreement for the 36 jets?”. To this, he said an IGA does not require fresh RFP. The court then asked whether the new 36 jets were same as the bare planes which were sought to be procured in 2007. “Yes”, said Venugopal and added that “deliverables” are much better this time due to the time gap and improvement in technology. He also said that even in 2007, pricing of weaponry and avionics were not made public as claimed by the petitioners. On the issue of offset partner, the bench asked the additional defence sec-

retary, “What happens to the country’s interests if the Indian offset partner chosen is not good enough and not able to make good the contract? What was the need to amend offset guidelines with retrospective effect?”. Responding to the query, the official said if selection of offset partner is not valid, then Dassault would run the risk of the government not accepting its decision on the offset partner and a penalty can also be imposed. Bhushan, appearing on behalf of himself and former Union ministers Yashwant Sinha and Arun Shourie, alleged that the government was hiding behind the secrecy clause. Advocates M L Sharma, Vineet Dhanda and Dheeraj Singh, counsel for AAP MP Sanjay Singh, who have also filed petitions in the case, also advanced their arguments. India signed an agreement with France for the purchase of 36 Rafale fighter aircraft in a fly-away condition as part of the upgrading process of Indian Air Force equipment. The estimated cost of the deal is Rs 58,000 crore. The Rafale fighter is a twin-engine Medium Multi Role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA) manufactured by French aerospace company Dassault Aviation.

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New Delhi/ Jaipur, Janata Party nominee deNov 14 (PTI/IANS): The feating his brother and BJP on Wednesday suffered Congress candidate Namo a jolt in Rajastahn as one Narain Meena. of its MPs, Harish Meena, Observing that people joined the Congress ahead were unhappy with the Naof the assembly elections rendra Modi government on December 7. not fulfilling its promises, The Dausa MP and Meena described joining former Rajasthan Director Congress as his “homeGeneral of Police, Meena coming”. was formally inducted into Earlier another Rajasthe party here in the presthan BJP MLA Manvenence of state unit chief dra Singh, the son of BJP Sachin Pilot and General veteran and former Union Secretary Ashok Gehlot. Dausa MP Harish Chandra Meena speaks at a press Minister Jaswant Singh, He had won the Dausa conference after joining the Congress party, at AICC had joined the Congress seat in 2014 as a Bharatiya headquarters in New Delhi, Wednesday. (PTI) in October.

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Harish joining Cong will have no impact on Raj polls: BJP MP

Rajasthan BJP leader Kirori Lal Meena said Wednesday MP Harish Chandra Meena’s joining the Congress will have no impact on tribal votes in Dausa and its nearby regions in the state polls next month. Elections to the 200-member Rajasthan Assembly will be held on December 7. Harish Meena, BJP’s Dausa MP, joined the Congress in Delhi in the presence of former Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot, Rajasthan Congress chief Sachin Pilot and AICC’s state in-charge Avinash Pande on Wednesday. “There will be no impact. People know who is an opportunist and an opportunist can

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the Congress. He has returned home,” Ramesh Meena said. He claimed that a few more BJP rebel leaders would join the Congress. Harish Meena, who was DGP during Gehlot’s tenure as chief minister, and was pitted by the BJP against his brother and senior Congress leader Namonarain Meena in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections from the Dausa constituency. He had won the seat by defeating his nearest rival Kirori Lal Meena, who was then a candidate of the National People’s Party, by a margin of 45,404 votes. His brother Namonarain Meena, then a Union minister, had stood third in the result.

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t is not about 2019 elections that the BJP has upped the ante with pursuing its core agenda of transforming India beyond the restrictions and limitations imposed by a secular constitution; the entire focus of the Narendra Modi-led BJP, is to play the democrat for advantage in the electoral game. Whatever has happened when extreme right wing ideology evolved into talibanism that acted to criminalisation of beef eating and transporting, lynching and ghar wapsi etc may not be as pronounced as they were during the past three years since 2014. However the talibanist enforcers are not bothered nor adhere to true Hindu tenets of peace and tolerance because the thugs have found some “employment” and legitimacy for their criminal acts. Among the innocuous yet dangerous pursuit is name changing obsession that has burst open with BJP bringing out justifications and also bizarre explanations on why muslim names of places need to be changed. The name changing comes after game changing proved futile when demonetisation slowed the economy, GST added more confusion, Rs.15 lakh wasn’t deposited in every Indian citizen’s accounts, institutions tamed and controlled by political appointees and only 70 lakh jobs created instead of the 2 crore promised. To pursue the de-islamisation of names of places, the BJP is using Uttar Pradesh as historical ground zero for its politics of Hindutva nationalism and anti-Muslim agitation. Places with muslim names are to be changed without delay and UP tops the list and with BJP-ruled states also taking the cue. If this is not one among the party’s national agenda, then at least the prime minister would have asked his over enthusiastic members to exert some restraint and instead, focus on development and governance. Of course, these two are mantras used as electoral bait as much as the promises made during 2014 election campaigns which have not been fulfilled. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath renamed Faizabad as Ayodhya, Allahabad to Prayagraj, Mughalsarai Railway station, another historic spot, to Deen Dayal Upadhyaya junction, Agra airport again after Jan Sangh founder Deen Dayal Upadhyay. The ruling BJP has justified the name changes across Uttar Pradesh saying they are merely restoring older names and correcting historical distortions. BJP lawmaker Jagan Prasad Garg has demanded that Agra be renamed as “Agravan” or “Agrawal”.BJP lawmaker from Sardhana, Sangeet Som, who wants the name of Muzaffarnagar to be changed to Laxmi Nagar. The attempt to obliterate names from history is fuelled by politics of hate and polarisation. Even in Rajasthan which is going to the polls, the Vasundhara Raje government has approved renaming villages with Muslim-sounding names with names rooted in Hindi.The renaming of four villages in communally sensitive Chittorgarh - Mohammadpur as Medikh Kheda, Nawabpur as Nai Sarthal, Rampura-Ajampur as Sitaramji Kheda and Mandfiya as Sanwaliyaji -has been approved. Sources in the revenue department said more names will be changed in the coming weeks. The renaming of villages four months before the state polls in November-December is seen as a move by BJP to appease its vote bank. Some functionaries of Sangh Parivar(all three –RSS/BJP,VHP) have been open about the agenda to make India a Hindu Rashtra by 2021. The agenda is not new but recently RSS/BJP have used a new mantra -‘development’ - which is old wine in new bottle but lack of alternative and a divided opposition have only given unexpected advantage to Modi.

DailyDevotion Discovering Divine Design As for me, being on the way, the Lord led me… —Genesis 24:27 We should be so one with God that we don’t need to ask continually for guidance. Sanctification means that we are made the children of God. A child’s life is normally obedient, until he chooses disobedience. But as soon as he chooses to disobey, an inherent inner conflict is produced. On the spiritual level, inner conflict is the warning of the Spirit of God. When He warns us in this way, we must stop at once and be renewed in the spirit of our mind to discern God’s will (see Romans 12:2). If we are born again by the Spirit of God, our devotion to Him is hindered, or even stopped, by continually asking Him to guide us here and there. “…the Lord led me…” and on looking back we see the presence of an amazing design. If we are born of God we will see His guiding hand and give Him the credit. We can all see God in exceptional things, but it requires the growth of spiritual discipline to see God in every detail. Never believe that the so-called random events of life are anything less than God’s appointed order. Be ready to discover His divine designs anywhere and everywhere. Beware of being obsessed with consistency to your own convictions instead of being devoted to God. If you are a saint and say, “I will never do this or that,” in all probability this will be exactly what God will require of you. There was never a more inconsistent being on this earth than our Lord, but He was never inconsistent with His Father. The important consistency in a saint is not to a principle but to the divine life. It is the divine life that continually makes more and more discoveries about the divine mind. It is easier to be an excessive fanatic than it is to be consistently faithful, because God causes an amazing humbling of our religious conceit when we are faithful to Him.

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Looking at 2019 and beyond

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iven the current economic scenario of India, it would be prudent to have our eyes on the pressing issues that need the attention of the government over the next six years. Policy changes, new policies and an environment that facilitates investment will be vital. The recent renewable energy auctions, which failed to attract significant bids, bring to the fore the crucial question around price caps. While providing lowcost electricity is essential, so is a sustainable power sector. The issue that merits more debate is whether a free-pricing market with a regulator that ensures no cartels are formed is a better solution in the long run than price caps. This argument applies not only to renewable energy, but all sectors. Investors in any sector face variable dynamics across a variety of factors ranging from input prices, credit costs, research and development costs and foreign exchange risk. “Pricing” of a product or a service needs to consider all that goes into making or producing the product. To give an example, drug pricing for a patented drug involves significant research and development costs. Therefore, the price of a drug needs to factor in a fair amount of analysis to determine the price over and above raw materials. Similarly, for other sectors, it is vital that the rapid pace of growth and expansion can continue so that risk-taking businesses can get rewarded adequately. Extreme measures to control prices can lead to sector problems, thereby discouraging

investments and research. Therefore, over the next few years, it is essential to strike a balance between low-cost products and services, and sustainable industry dynamics. In the financial markets, India needs to further embrace mark-to-market valuations in the corners of the market that still utilise hold-to-maturity accounting. Banks hold certain financial instruments as hold-to-maturity from a regulatory perspective. Besides these instruments, the quicker the rest of the fixed income product universe moves towards mark-to-market regulations the more robust a capital market India will have. While increased mark-tomarket regulations might lead to an initial slowdown in the bond markets, the long-term benefits of a transparent credit pricing market far outweigh any short-term costs. The most significant advantage of stringent mark-to-market regulations will be the ability of market prices to be a better indicator credit risk of products, thereby encouraging effective risk management by investors and financial institutions alike. Divestment of government assets to create new infrastructure will be crucial. The recent decision to approve the divestment of the government’s stake in the Dredging Corporation of India and the in-principle approval of the PPP model for six airports is a step in the right direction. However, to deliver valuable infrastructure, the government must ensure that non-tax revenue is used to develop infrastructure in the specific sectors where the divestment occurs, or the PPP

happens. Enabling infrastructure creation that is industry-specific regarding both the divestment or partnership and in creating new assets will add significant value. The agriculture sector will require focus with renewed vigour over and above minimum support prices and farm loan waivers. The sector is vital not just to improve the lot of farmers (who are at the riskiest end of the farm-to-fork model) but also to create avenues to feed a sizeable consuming population. The farm-to-fork model is much spoken about and needs a stepwise approach to succeed in the long-run. A good start would be to choose sub-sectors within agriculture that are amenable to a farm-to-fork model so as to create a “model template”. A farmto-fork model would involve procuring the original product, processing, storage and transportation, and merchandising the product. Choosing the lowhanging fruit to create templates will help expedite the process. More importantly, user-cases will help spot the gaps within the agricultural supply chain. Government policies that create an effective pricing environment and avenues for revenue generation to enable investment and infrastructure will be crucial going forward. More importantly, long-term sustainable growth will require a balanced approach to help promote a broad spectrum of sectors such as energy, finance and agriculture. (IANS) Taponeel Mukherjee, (taponeel.mukherjee@ development-tracks.com)

India’s higher education system needs drastic changes

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s the world stands on the brink of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, powered by a wide range of new technology breakthroughs such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), advanced robotics, Internet of Things IoT), Cloud computing and 3D printing, major changes are expected in the labour market globally. There will be reduced demand for middle-skilled workers doing repetitive tasks and increased demand for more highly-skilled workers -- and also lowskilled workers doing non-routine work. While many developed countries, such as the US and Japan, as also several European economies, are already experiencing this polarisation, the labour market is also hollowing out in many developing countries, although at a rate slower than the developed world. In the case of India, this polarisation can be seen in the organised manufacturing sector, where the share of high-skilled occupations in total manufacturing employment increased by more than three percentage points, while the share of middle-skilled jobs decreased by 6.3 percentage points from 1993-94 to 2011-12. Looking at the impact of technological progress on various manufacturing industries, the capital-intensive industries, such as automobile manufacturers, have a greater probability of adopting advanced automation and robotic technologies, compared to labour-intensive manufacturing industries such as textile, apparel, leather and footwear, and paper manufacturers. Further, in the services sector, particularly in the IT sector, e-commerce, banking and financial services and health care services, there is a huge potential for automation technologies, which would increase the demand for skilled workers and reduce the demand for middle-skilled workers. However, in India, over 80 per cent of the working population is engaged in low-skilled jobs in the unorganised sector. These low-skilled workers aspire to join the middle-skilled workforce in the organised sector to raise themselves from poverty. However, the changing nature of work due to technology advancements in the organised sector prevents their upward labour mobility and any improvement in their incomes. Addressing these challenges requires reforms in India’s higher education system. The institutes of higher learning should shun dated teaching methodologies and redesign the course curriculum by understanding key market transitions amidst the technological advancements. This would enable the country to create a workforce which could be placed in the positions demanded by the companies in the digital era and thus bridge the skill gap in the labour market. However, looking at the current state of higher education in India, one can see that it is not just the quality of

the system which needs to be improved. There is also much to be done in terms of the number of students enrolled in the institutes of higher learning. The Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER) in tertiary education in India is 26.9 per cent, which is lower than that of China (48.4 per cent), Indonesia (27.9 per cent) and the Philippines (35.3 per cent), among others. Further, India’s GER for the male population is 26.3 per cent and 25.4 per cent for females. The GER also varies across different social groups -- 21.8 per cent for the Scheduled Castes and 15.9 per cent for the Scheduled Tribes. There are also wide variations in the number of colleges for higher education across different states in India, with the lowest number of seven colleges in Bihar for every 0.1 million of eligible population to 51 in Telangana and Karnataka. The top eight states in terms of highest number of colleges are Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh, which have 28 or more colleges per 0.1 million of the population. The disparity in the distribution of the colleges is also seen across different districts in these states, with the top 50 districts having about 32.6 per cent of the colleges. In addition to the inequalities existing in the access to institutions for higher education, another issue is that a majority of the students are enrolled in undergraduate level programmes, compared to the Masters and the Doctoral programmes. Moreover, at the undergraduate level, there is a low passout rate -- out of 2,90,16,350 students enrolled at undergraduate level, only 6,419,639 passed-out in 2017. It is imperative for the country to address these issues given that the Indian system of higher education faces multiple challenges of low gross enrollment in its colleges and universities, with predominance of students settling on undergraduate studies, along with various socio-economic inequalities existing in access to higher learning. Further, emphasis must be placed on increasing the number of students who pass out of the colleges/universities, along with increasing enrollment numbers. The technology-induced skill gap which the Indian economy is facing across different sectors is bound to widen with the current higher education system. Change has to be brought from outside the existing constructs. Improvement in the teaching methodology from the traditional lecture courses, accreditation of online courses, along with redesigning the course curriculum to be more industry relevant are some of the ways the technology-led changes in the labour market can be dealt with. (IANS) Amit Kapoor, (amit.kapoor@competitiveness.in)

The paradox of Half- Nagarjan Bridge

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here is a famous saying ‘Everybody’s responsibility is nobody’s responsibility’. On the 17 of July 2018 I had written an article on the topic ‘When will Half Nagarjan Bridge finish? In which I requested the authority to speed up the construction of the new bridge for the benefit of the people and in order to reduce traffic jam in the town. However, this construction of the new bridge has turned from bad to worse. Personally, I appreciate the initiative of the state government and the PWD department for constructing new bridge, since the bridge was in danger. On the other hand, I do not appreciate the slowness in constructing this new bridge. Therefore, as concerned citizen of Dimapur, it is our right to inquire the reality of why the construction of new bridge takes such a long time. In fact, the bridge was in danger for the last two years and since then the construction of new bridge began, however it appears as just a work of half a year. It is very sad that in spite of the crack on the road at the beginning of the bridge that happened in the last few months yet the construction of the new bridge has no different, there is no sign of speeding up the building of new bridge.In fact, there are times when we see not even a single worker in it. Thus, it sounds like a paradox to many of us who daily passing through that particular bridge. It is very shameful to see that when the bridge is in great danger but several times, not even a single worker is seen in building up the new bridge. Let us not forget that the Dimapur traffic police had twice blocked that bridge due to the danger that it might cause to the people. Nevertheless, the bridge is so important that is has caused lots of problems to the people and for no option they have to allow the light vehicles to continue plyingon that bridge with few traffic police men employ for the smooth running of vehicles in the bridge. Personally, am not interested in politic nor belong to any party, but

for the interest of the people and for the benefit of the people I just want to remind the state government to take up this matter of constructing the new bridge seriously. We want to see change as you have promised during the last state election.It is shameful to the state government and to the PWD department for twice blocking the bridge due to its danger, while not fulfilling the duty in building up the new bridge as fast as possible. The bridge is at risk to many vehicles and people who use that particular bridge. In my opinion, the bridge itself has given us several warnings to faster the construction of the new bridge, yet sad to say that it is like a paradox because for when the bridge is in serious danger, hardly any worker sometime is seen in the bridge. Therefore, it is high time to complete the new bridge and I strongly urge the state government to faster the construction of this new bridge, let us not wait for the bridge to collapse completely and destroy the innocent lives. We must not forget that many students use this bridge to go to school. I remember that when the bridge was blocked for twice, students from Greenwood School, Salesian College, Bosco Bed College, and students from other institutions suffered a lot. They have to go through a long way in order to reach the school and college. Hence, the slowness in building up the new bridge is also depriving the rights of the students. Just because of the complete block of the bridge in those days several students did not go to school and sometime coming late to class. When asked about the reason, why they are late for class, they confidently said, because of the bridge. As a result, before it is too late I urge the concerned authority to look into the matter seriously for the benefit of the students, the people and the society at large. Aiborlang Nongsiej, Bosco B.Ed College, Dimapur

Why are central bankers obsessed with inflation?

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he battle between the Indian government and its central bank is neither new nor unique. Though the ongoing spat between the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the government can boast of multiple drivers, the most recent, and by all appearances a perennial bone of contention, is the former’s adoption of Flexible Inflation Targeting (or FIT) as its monetary policy framework. What is FIT? Through an agreement signed between the RBI and the government as at February 20, 2015, RBI decided to adopt a “modern monetary policy framework” with the objective to “primarily maintain price stability, while keeping in mind the objective of growth”. Thus, price stability became an overarching objective of monetary policy, moving other factors to the background. The said price stability is to be achieved by keeping track of, forecasting, and controlling inflation, meaning that if the percentage change in monthly Consumer Price Index or CPI (headline) year-on-year was outside or expected to be outside a specific range of numbers (the “Target”) for a certain duration, it gives RBI a justification to decrease or increase short-term interest rates. No other consideration is to have an equivalent weight. Inflation must be granted precedence. The agreed upon target range at present stands at four per cent with a band of () two per cent for three consecutive quarters. So, what is the problem? The proponents of FIT argue that it gives a clear goal for policy setting and, over time, helps in establishing the credibility of the central bank while managing and anchoring price and policy expectations of the public. A quantifiable target reduces the chances of monetary policy being steered for political purposes. Both high inflation and low inflation hurts. While the former eats through real rates of return, i.e. the borrowed interest rate minus inflation; the latter is an indicator of either oversupply or low demand. Hence it makes a lot of sense to keep it on a leash. However, the outcome of using monetary policy to control inflation often depends on how the said price instability has originated in the first place. When inflation is demand-

driven, i.e. the demand gets too hot for sustainable supply, the FIT approach works well as hawkish monetary policy then becomes a lever to control consumption spend. However, when inflation is supply-driven, i.e. the supply is artificially low (either due to low productivity, lack of investment, hoarding, supply shocks caused by inadequate monsoons, oil price hikes, etc.) but the demand is “business as usual”, FIT would be less effective as it would lower investment appetite, thereby risking supply being pushed further down. Warwick J. McKibbin, a Senior Fellow at Brookings, a think tank says: “Falling productivity would cause both a rise in input costs and a fall in output. An inflation targeting central bank would tighten monetary policy as input costs rose but in doing so would reduce real GDP in the economy. Thus, monetary policy would lead to a worse outcome for the real economy than caused by the shock alone.” Most governments, especially in emerging markets where supply shocks are common, are hence apprehensive of FIT. Plus, there is a natural tendency to blame lack of growth on tighter monetary policy, taking attention away from larger structural issues where fiscal intervention is needed. Businesses also tend to oppose FIT, linking higher rates to a lower investment appetite which may be a disingenuous claim. Raghuram Rajan, ex-RBI Governor who pushed for FIT, in his book “I do What I do” elaborates: “I have yet to meet an industrialist who does not want lower rates, whatever the level of rates. But will a lower policy interest rate today give him more incentive to invest?”

Answering his rhetoric himself, he claims: “Even if [RBI cuts] policy rates, we don’t believe banks, who are paying higher deposit rates, will cut their lending rates. The reason is that the depositor, given her high inflationary expectations, will not settle for less than the rates banks are paying her. Inflation is placing a floor on deposit rates, and thus on lending rates.” What, you may wonder, is the solution? A popular alternative suggested by many has been to track the growth in Nominal GDP (NGDP targeting), instead of inflation. NGDP growth is basically the sum of inflation and real GDP growth. The idea here is that in supply shock-driven inflation, though the inflation component of NGDP would go up, the real GDP component would go down. Whilst a FIT regime would drive up rates to control inflation but be at the risk of pushing real GDP down further, the NGDP target would be a more holistic measure in that situation, warranting a less dramatic response. Optically it literally combines the objective of price stability and growth. It would, however, widen the mandate and accountability of the central bank, as per a view shared by The Economist, while it was pushing for a NGDP target framework for the US Federal Reserve (Fed). “A Central bank with an explicit NGDP level target would have faced (appropriately) intense pressure to do much more much sooner than one with the Fed’s present, vague focus on an inflation target as a means to broader macro-economic stability,” The Economist said. (IANS) Nikhil Arora, (arora.nix@gmail.com)

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Kudos to DMC

The Dimapur Municipal Council has been taking up many developmental works to make Dimapur a better place to live. A Better Dimapur was initiated by DMC with active involvement of young and dynamic citizens of Dimapur for cleaner, greener and healthier Dimapur. Such officer as Moa Sangtam administrator needs great recognition. Hats off to a better Dimapur team and administrator DMC. Sanjay Pandey, Dimapur

Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Children’s Day celebrated across Nagaland

Shepherd’s School Dubagaon (SSD), Dimapur observed Children’s Day & a felicitation program to honour students who had participated in the national competition of colouring and handwriting. Four SSD students were awarded the “Best student award 2018” with gold medals. (SSD Dimapur)

at Nyamo Lotha road spreading awareness on Child Rights - No to Child Labour, Right to Education, Against Child Trafficking and Child Abuse. Students and teachers were supported by panel lawyers, Dzüvinuo Chadi and Sentimenla, members of DDLSA. (CHSS Dimapur)

Daisy Yaden addressing the gathering. UWWO Pre-Nursery School children presenting a special song on the occasion. (NP)

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program started with a performance by tiny tots. Chief patron of the school O. Alem, (IPS Retd) delivered an exhortation which was followed by a special song for the children sung by the teachers. (CMHSS)

PWD (NH) on clearing RoW

NIIT Dimapur celebrated Children’s Day with its students by giving them gifts on November 14. Santoshi Sutradhar, was awarded a free course in MS Office as she won the NIIT contest three consecutive times in the below 18 years age category. (Head of centre, Daniel Changkiri)

DIMAPUR: During the works for improvement of city portion of Dimapur city (km 106.90 to km 124.20) and Kohima city (km 177.60 to km 187.60) on NH-29, a number of private pipelines, underground cables and optical fibre cables have been dug up within the Right of Way (RoW) along the National Highway. In this regard, PWD(NH) has requested all the concerned parties to shift these utilities from the RoW within 10 days at their own expense failing which neither the department nor the contractor would be held responsible or liable for any damages or inconvenience caused. Further, the department also stated that such utilities could be laid within the RoW only after due permission from the competent authority as per guidelines of National Highways.

selfless efforts and for disciplining their children in many positive ways. Presenting a brief teachers’ report, Putulila informed the gathering that the academic session for the year 2018 commenced on February 1, with 60 students in total. She reported that students were taught, alphabet, numbers, rhymes, colours, and so on. She also stated that UWWO members visit the school every month and applauded their monthly visitation program. The award for overall academic excellence was bagged by Thejangunuo, attendance award by Kivinikali, while good cleanliness award was bagged by Nzanchan. The program was chaired by UWWO assistant secre-

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DIMAPUR, NOV 14 (NPN): Along with the rest of the country, United Women Welfare Organisation (UWWO) PreNursery School observed Children’s Day & its Annual Closing Celebration on Wednesday here at Children’s Park, Supply Colony. Exhorting the gathering of students, UWWO members, teachers and parents, president of UWWO, Daisy Yaden stated that Children’s Day is celebrated on November 14 every year across the country to commemorate the birth anniversary of the first Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, who loved children. Nehru loved the rose

flower and always wore a rose on his jacket after a child pinned one on it, she told the gathering. Yaden urged the children present to be obedient and disciplined, and respect their parents and teachers. She also encouraged the parents to seek God’s wisdom. She challenged the parents to teach their children to never look down on others, irrespective of community, colour, religion, etc. Citing to the Bible, Yaden mentioned that Jesus had said, “Love your neighbour as you love yourself ” and encouraged the gathering to cultivate love among them Speaking on behalf of the parents, Yanbeni lauded the UWWO members and teachers for their

3 admin circles in Peren without EACs

DIMAPUR: Following the recent bureaucratic reshuffle, three administrative circles Tening, Nsong and Ahthibung under Peren district have been left without EACs. NPF Tening unit president Namkiak, in a statement has revealed that the incumbent EACs of Tening, Nsong and Ahthibung were transferred without replacements being deputed. In this regard, NPF Tening has appealed to the govChristina Memorial Higher Secondary School (CMHSS) ernment to restore the faith of people by posting EACs celebrated Children’s & Parents Day on November 14.The to Tening, Nsong and Ahthibung.

UWWO pre-nursery school observes Children’s Day tary, Temjenla, invocation was offered by Apokla, children’s display by teachers, while benediction was pronounced by Watila. Daisy Yaden also handed over the prizes and presentations to the students.

of Nagaland, Zelu council (M&N) chairman, Rangom Hau, claimed that the agreement was signed without the knowledge and concern of the traditional landowner – Ze-Mnui (Yangkhullen) Zelu council has therefore requested the chief minister to “refrain from campaigning the said augmentation of water supply project since the traditional land owner was not consulted and concern also not consented.”

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On the occasion of Children’s Day, the Müluori Küchienyiri Kügharü (MKK) celebrated the day with the children of Hope Children Home Meluri. The special guest was Maj. Jitender Singh Com officer, C’COY 164, T.A NAGA. (Rhokuotho Ngouri, president MKK)

Assembly of God Higher Secondary School (AGHSS), Bank Colony, Dimapur celebrated children’ Day at its school premises where teachers presented various performances and enthralled the students. (NP)

DIMAPUR: Months after a tripartite agreement on augmentation of water supply to Kohima was signed, the Zelu Council (Manipur and Nagaland) has asserted that the project cannot be allowed. It may be recalled that an agreement was signed among Poilwa and Khonoma villages and the State government at State Banquet Hall in Kohima on July 31, 2018. In an open Legal Literacy Club of Christian Higher Secondary School, Dimapur, celebrated Children’s Day by organizing a rally letter to the chief minister

NO.TOUR/ Adv-13/2017-18/ / Dated Kohima, the 14th November ’2018 The Department of Tourism is pleased to announce the list of selected stalls/ candidates to operate footstalls and other services during the Hornbill Festival 2018. The List of the selected stalls/services are: Sl.no Selected Stall 01 KHRU Stall (Kohima Hotels & Restaurant Union) 02 D Café 03 Yuuki’s Kitchen 04 Shena Old Students Union 05 ElinoPhira 06 ApangAning Welfare Society 07 Nagaland Women Voluntary Organisation 08 Lotha Rustic Food 09 Dolly Rupreo Koza 10 Rose Kuotsu 11 Khana Khazama 12 AT Women 13 Neipukhriele, Imti wati, Imnaakum 14 Rose Puro 15 Hillside cafe 16 N.Chiyang Konyak 17 Bos Frontalis Co-operative Society 18 Alidi Anar 19 Ketholebeinuo 20 La Gelatteria 21 Food Safety 22 NTA (Nagaland Tourism Association) 23 Legal Service (Nagaland State Legal Services) 24 Nagaland University DAE technologies 25 PHOTOSHOP (Vizokhoto Natso) 26 Nagaland Numismatic (Coins, paper money, medals, Souvenirs, collectible items) All the selected candidate are requested to come and collect their allotment order on or before 17th of November from the Directorate of Tourism failing which the allotment order will be cancelled. Sd/(AKHALE VIZOL) Addl Director (HoD) NB: Help us make Kisama PLASTIC FREE ZONE. Plastic/pet bottle/Styrofoam plates or cup/ plastic cutleries will not be allowed. DC-1886

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Children’s Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Rainbow Academy Darogapathar (RAD) on November 14. (Adela Mero, administrator RAD)

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Besides, the central bank is expected to consider special dispensation for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) sector and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) which have been facing liquidity issues. The government feels that the MSME sector which employs about 12 crore people plays a critical role in the economy, and the sector hit by demonetisation and implementation of Goods and Services Tax (GST) needs support. However, the central bank has been averse to government demand for special dispensations for MSME and NBFC sectors as it consider them vulnerable. Last week, finance minister Arun Jaitley said there is a need to minimise

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Of the 21 state-owned banks, 11 are under the PCA framework. These are Allahabad Bank, United Bank of India, Corporation Bank, IDBI Bank, UCO Bank, Bank of India, Central Bank of India, Indian Overseas Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce, Dena Bank and Bank of Maharashtra. The PCA framework kicks in when banks breach any of the three key regulatory trigger points namely capital to risk weighted assets ratio, Net non-performing assets (NPA) and return on assets (RoA). The RBI is also likely to agree to easing of lending norms for the MSME sector including strict rating criteria to improve credit flow to this sector, sources said.

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New Delhi, Nov 14 (PTI): The government and Reserve Bank seem to be veering around to reach an agreeable solution particularly with respect of relaxation of the Prompt Corrective Action (PCA) framework and easing of lending norms for the MSME sector ahead of the RBI board meeting on November 19, sources said. If not in this board meeting, sources said, the issue of relaxation of PCA framework which the finance ministry has been pitching for would be reached in the next few weeks. As a result of relaxation, some banks may come out of the PCA framework by the end of the current fiscal.

trade-related matters. In a statement, Pence’s office said he encouraged “free, fair, and reciprocal trade with India.” “We agreed that in a new relationship we are building with the US where trade is expanding, we need to find ways in which we can help that process to take place,” Gokhale said. The prime minister said that in the last 2 years - since President Donald Trump has assumed office - American exports to India have grown 50 per cent and it is perhaps the only one of the top 10 countries with which the US has a trade deficit, and the deficit has actually reduced last year and is on course to further reduce this year, Gokhale said.

(From p-1) KCCI has also informed the mass social work drive will be organized on November 24 from 6 a.m. till 12 noon in Kohima town for all business establishments to paint, clean up and light up their shops. KCCI said PHE department will be supplying water for cleaning up during the social work. KCCI said volunteers will be deputed across the capital to assist citizens and also provide security during the carnival. Meanwhile, KCCI has appealed to the power department to improve electricity supply as the business community in Kohima town were facing hardship due to erratic supply of power.

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Singapore, Nov 14 (PTI): India and the US Wednesday pledged to further strengthen economic cooperation and increase engagement in the oil and energy sector with a view to boost bilateral trade. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US Vice President Mike Pence had “productive discussions on all aspects of global strategic partnership based on growing convergence of interests on regional and global issues” on the sidelines of East Asia Summit here, Ministry of External Affairs spokesman Raveesh Kumar said. Later briefing reporters, Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale said it was a “very good” meeting. The two sides had brief discussion on

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(From p-1) Imsong revealed that the State currently had 70,000 registered educated unemployed youth and that thousands were added to the list every year. He pointed out how most youth today unfortunately only aspired for government jobs, adding that the youth were not entirely to blame for the predicament they find themselves in, but that a part of the blame laid on the educational system and society. In his keynote address, Organising committee convener Tsukjem Lkr called for a paradigm shift from the grassroots level and stressed active participation of youth to bring about transformation in the society. ANCSU president Katho P Awomi, in his presidential address, recalled briefly the tumultuous time the union had gone through in the last few months, adding that students had still not received their full scholarship and that government colleges were still endangered. He feared that students might need to brace up for “another battle.” He further urged the students present to unite through sports and other platforms provided by ANCSU. The other highlights of the programme included invocation by Dimapur Lotha Baptist Church associate pastor John Ovung, felicitation of special guests and dignitaries, a song by Neilau Thapru from Kohima College, administration of oath by ANCSU vice-president and games and sports in-charge Benjong Longchar and kick-off by the special guest.

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New Delhi, Nov 14 (PTI): Gold prices slipped by Rs 150 to Rs 31,900 per 10 gram at the local market here Wednesday due to weak global cues. Besides, fall in demand from local jewellers too kept pressure on the precious metal. Silver ready held steady at Rs 37,450 per kg on scattered support, while weeklybased delivery dropped by Rs 443 to Rs 36,219 per kg on speculative selling. Traders said sentiment was downbeat as the precious metals weakened in global market. Also, fading demand from local jewellers as well as retailers at the domestic spot market weighed on the prices.

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New Delhi, Nov 14 (PTI): The annual India International Trade Fair (IITF) began Wednesday albeit on a smaller scale, with less than one-fourth space compared to previous editions as Pragati Maidan undergoes makeover. Visitors to the 14-day long fair may face inconvenience this year due to unavailability of adequate shuttles, while exhibitors face the issue of lesser availability of space, with construction on in full swing to build a state-ofthe-art Integrated Exhibition-cum-Convention Center by September-end 2019. “Balancing the ongoing redevelopment and holding the fair is not an easy task. The fact that for the last 12 days there was a complete ban on construction which we followed and the incoming trucks to Delhi were held up at the border did complicate things further. It was not an easy decision to continue with this fair in the given circumstances,” ITPO ED Deepak Kumar said addressing the fair’s inauguration event here. “We know that there are many shortcomings and inconvenience but we assure you all that next year you will have a world class venue,” Kumar added.

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curement.” The Minister said IITF is India’s flagship event where participants from across the globe take part. The 38th IITF, being organised in less than onefourth of the area at Pragati Maidan due to ongoing renovation and construction, has 17 countries participating in it. “I am sure this will showcase India’s capabilities... This is an event where businesses meet, policy makers meet to exchange ideas, to shape together a good future for humanity and to make world a better place by increasing your toplines and bottomlines and that can only happen when governments allow businesses to grow,” he said. The partner country for the 14-day trade fair is Afghanistan, focus country is Nepal and focus state is

Jharkhand. The theme of the international fair, with about 800 participants, is “rural enterprises” and was inaugurated by Minister of State for Commerce and Industry C.R. Chaudhary along with Union Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma. While Sharma said the country is fortunate to have an enterprising Prime Minister, Chaudhary said foreign investment worth more than $60 billion comes to India each year under the Make in India scheme launched by the PM and that India is set to become a manufacturing hub. Jharkhand’s Khadi Gram Udyog Board Chairman Sanjay Seth said the tribal state, which will turn 18 years old on November 15, has been growing at over 10 per cent under the current leadership of Raghubar Das with major progress in basic infrastructure like roads. India Trade Promotion Organisation officials said while the current fair is orgainsed in only 22 per cent of the total space due to construction activities, the next IITF will be the biggest ever as a world class international exhibition cum convention centre will be ready by then.

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New Delhi, Nov 14 (IANS): Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Suresh Prabhu on Wednesday said Indian economy will quadruple to $10 trillion by 2035 riding on businessfriendly policies, structural reforms and transparency in governance. “India is growing at a fast rate and will be a $5 trillion economy in another 7-8 years. By 2035, it will be a $10 trillion economy and we are preparing for that in an aggressive way,” he said in a recorded message at the inauguration of India International Trade Fair (IITF). Prabhu said that no country can grow unless companies grow and their growth is dependent on interactions with rest of the world and the businessfriendly policies of the government that saw India climb from 142 to 77 rank on Ease of Doing Business in last four years. “India is constantly improving and we want to take it beyond 50 and later even higher. India’s ranking globally is increasing due to domestic policies. We are making structural reforms, we are bringing in transparency. We deal with complete transparency in public pro-

PAC, BAN condemn abduction..

(From p-1) “And when NPGs issue threats and demand notes, how can we do business with a peaceful mind,” BAN asked, even as it appealed once again to NPG brothers to exempt businesses run by Nagas from any kind of demands. Asserting that it strongly stood by the October 31 public rally resolutions adopted by PAC under the aegis of NCD, BAN said it was committed to protect the rights of Naga business community. As Naga entrepreneurs and business houses were creating job opportunities when the State government is not able to provide jobs for Naga youth, BAN said it was the government’s responsibility to provide a conducive atmosphere for Naga business community. BAN also appreciated Dimapur Police for apprehending the culprits. And keeping in mind the festive season, BAN urged the police to remain vigilant and responsive.

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SL parliament oust Mahinda Rajapakse

Udaya Padmashantha, member of UPFA, is stopped from grabbing a mace after a no-confidence vote in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Wednesday. (AP/PTI)

“According to the voice, I recognise that the government has no majority,” Jayasuriya announced in the House as Rajapaksa supporters protested. He gave the ruling after the no-confidence motion was taken for a vote. The Speaker calculated the votes based on the voices he heard. The passing of the noconfidence motion comes as a major blow to president Sirisena and a victory to ousted prime minister Wickremesinghe. The resolution was moved by left wing Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna party leader Anura Kumara Dissanayaka and law maker Vijitha Herath. The Tamil National Alliance and smaller Muslim parties all supported the no-confidence motion. Three newly sworn Cabinet ministers and a state minister also crossed over to the Opposition benches in support. Prime Minister Rajapaksa needed the support of

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L o n d o n, N ov 1 4 (Agencies): The UK is “significantly closer” to delivering on the result of the Brexit vote, Theresa May has told MPs. According to BBC, the prime minister was speaking before a crunch cabinet meeting where she is seeking her senior ministers’ backing for the UK and EU’s draft agreement. She told the Commons it would give the UK control of borders, laws and money - and also protect business and jobs. But Jeremy Corbyn said the UK would be stuck in an “indefinite half-way house without any real say” over the rules. Speaking at Prime Minister’s Questions, the Labour leader said Mrs May was putting a “false choice” before Parliament between her “botched deal and no deal”. But Mrs May said Labour’s objective was to “frustrate Brexit and betray the vote of the British people”. The BBC’s Norman Smith said the prime minister would seek to head off

Singapore, Nov 14 (IANS): US Vice President Mike Pence on Wednesday told Myanmar’s State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi that the treatment of her country’s stateless Rohingya Muslim population was inexcusable. “This is a tragedy that has touched the hearts of millions of Americans. The violence and persecution by military and vigilantes which resulted in driving 700,000 Rohingya into Bangladesh is without excuse,” Pence told Suu Kyi on the

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The New Yaongyimti Baptist Church would like to honour and convey our heartiest congratulations to Mrs. Noksen Ngamen, Women Secretary, Chang Baptist Lashong Thangyen for being conferred as Reverend. We wish and pray that Almighty God continue to bless her and her ministry with great success. M. S ALEMBA In His Service Lashong Dobou TEMJENMEREN NYBC Pastor, NYBC MKC-302

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With immense pride and honour, the Jotsoma Students’ Union extends our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Beizo Suokhrie, Divisional Forest Officer, Longleng for being inducted to the Indian Forest Service. It is our prayer that Almighty God continue to bless and help you achieve greater heights in all your future endeavours. Ketoukholie Nakhro President, JSU

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NMSA Farmers Training at Lakhuti Village under Rain-El-Area Development at Wozuli Cluster.

The family of Kohima Elumyo Union heartily congratulates its esteemed member Mr. Khyobemo L. Yanthan for getting selected to the post of LDA during the recently concluded exam in the Department of Commissioner Office, Kohima, Nagaland. The Union further wishes all blessings in your future endeavors and may God continue to give you wisdom and good health.

The SDAO Baghty, Shri.Wochamo Patton along with Joint Director, Shri. Jacob Yanthan conducted NMSA Farmers Training under Rain-ElArea Development (RAD) on 26-10-2018 at Lakhuti Village. The team encouraged the farmers to take up various kinds of activities under RAD project. The farmers of Wozuli Cluster thank the SDAO Baghty and Joint Director for taking the initiative and encouraging the farmers, and training them in various project under RAD. Further, the farmers once again thank the SDAO Baghty for distributing ROBAN. DP-8575

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I Rusokhrietuo Rio, S/o Neiu Rio of Tuophema Village would like to apologize for taking the name of Lhisemia Khel (Liezietsu). That on the night of 3 rd November 2018 at around 8:30 pm, I got into an argument in which I took the name of the Liezietsu Clan of Lhisemia Khel, Kohima Village and have disrespected and brought shame to the said clan. I therefore, sincerely apologize for my misconduct and behavior and in future I will not repeat the same and request your high authority to kindly forgive me and accept my apology. Rusokhrietuo Rio K-3365

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the threat of any resignations by telling her cabinet ministers that while not perfect, the agreement was as good as it can get. Downing Street, he added, were pointing to what they view as significant wins, including no separate customs border for Northern Ireland and an arbitration mechanism to ensure the UK can exit the proposed “backstop” customs plan. Ministers - including Brexiteers like Liz Truss, Esther McVey and Penny Mordaunt - have been filing into Downing Street to get their first look at the agreement in a special reading room, amid speculation about further resignations. The draft withdrawal agreement addresses the Northern Ireland “backstop”, which aims to guarantee that physical checks will not be reintroduced at the border with the Irish Republic, in the event of the EU and UK failing to agree a deal on future trading relations that involves not having a physical border.

Israeli defence minister quits over Gaza

Jerusalem, Nov 14 (IANS): Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Liberman announced his resignation on Wednesday, citing disagreement with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over accepting a ceasefire with Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups in the Gaza Strip, after two days of intense airstrikes and rocket fire. In a televised news conference, Liberman said that agreeing to a ceasefire was “surrendering to terror”, adding that his nationalist Yisrael Beiteinu party would withdraw from Netanyahu’s governing coalition, citing irreconcilable differences. He has been a proponent of firm military action against Hamas, the Islamist militant group which controls the Gaza Strip, even if it risked a wider conflict. Eight people were killed on Monday and Tuesday as militants fired 460 rockets towards Israel and Israeli forces bombed 160 targets in Gaza. Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups announced on Tuesday that they had accepted an Egyptian-mediated ceasefire and

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would abide by it if Israel did too. “There is no other definition, no other significance, but a surrender to terror,” Liberman was cited as saying by the BBC. “What we are doing now as a country is buying short-term quiet at the cost of our long-term security.” The continuity of Netanyahu’s government remained possible even without Yisrael Beiteinu, as the coalition would still have a thin 61-seat majority in the 120-seat Israeli Parliament. Lieberman said that his decision was based on two fundamental disagreements with Netanyahu: The first was the Premier’s decision last week to allow Qatar to bring $15 million into Gaza to pay civil servants’ salaries and second was the Israeli

government’s acceptance of the ceasefire. The Gaza Strip remained calm on Wednesday as the truce appeared to be holding. However, Israel’s military said it had shot at and captured a Palestinian man who tried to breach the Israel-Gaza border fence while hurling grenades. Dozens of residents of Israeli border communities, meanwhile, blocked roads in protest at what they called the “lack of action by the Israeli government” to deal with the threat of Palestinian rocket attacks. Netanyahu defended the ceasefire decision, saying that “in times of emergency, when making decisions crucial to security, the public can’t always be privy to the considerations that must be hidden from the enemy”. In Gaza, people celebrated the ceasefire, which Hamas portrayed as a victory. The latest violence began after an Israeli special forces undercover operation in Gaza was exposed on Sunday, triggering clashes that left seven Palestinian militants and one Israeli soldier dead.

Violence against Rohingyas inexcusable, Pence tells Suu Kyi

The Village Council of Dubagaon congratulates Miss A. AKA ACHUMI, daughter of Ahuto Achumi of Dubagaon Village on being crowned Miss Sumi 2018 and setting a benchmark in her career. The Council with immense pride and joy wishes her all the best in the ensuring Miss Nagaland 2018 contest too.

The Pfutseromi Welfare Society Kohima would like to heartily congratulate Miss Mewetsho-u Dianu, D/o Mr. Dilhizu Dianu and Mrs. Wetsu-u Dianu of Pfutseromi Village for been crowned Miss Phek 2018. The Society wishes her success in all her future endeavours. Dr. Dieku Ritse Secretary, PWSK

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sidelines of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) summit in Singapore. “I’m anxious to hear about the progress you’re making in holding those accountable who are responsible,” he was quoted as saying by CNN. Pence comments came as officials in Myanmar and Bangladesh get ready to repatriate more than 2,000 Mike Pence Rohingya refugees who fled a brutal military crackdown state in 2017. The Myanmar military in Myanmar’s Rakhine

NATIONALIST DEMOCRATIC PROGRESSIVE PARTY (KIPHIRE REGION) “Facta Non Verba”

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The Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) Kiphire Region would like to extend its appreciation to Shri. Nephiu Rio, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland, Hon’ble Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, Shri.Kiren Rijiju, Council of Ministers and Advisors Government of Nagaland for hosting the first ever Cabinet Meeting in Kiphire district Headquarter. The NDPP Kiphire Region and Public of Kiphire are extremely happy to have a dynamic working out a new formula in bridging development in this doorstep. The NDPP Kiphire Region also expresses its profound gratitude to District Administration, Security Personnel, Various departmental heads, Different political leaders, tribal leaders and general Public for the grand success of the Cabinet Meeting. (S. Tsaseto Sangtam) President, NDPP Kiphire Region DP-8560 (Ph.No.8974992876)

has been accused of using rape, murder and arson in a systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing that drove hundreds of thousands to flee to neighbouring Bangladesh, where they languish in what has become the world’s largest refugee camp. The Myanmar government has repeatedly denied that its soldiers deliberately attacked unarmed Rohingyas.

Pence also expressed concern over the arrest and imprisonment of two Reuters reporters who were investigating an alleged massacre at a Rohingya village by the Army. The pair -- Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo -- was sentenced to seven years in prison after being found guilty in September of breaching the country’s Official Secrets Act.

NAGALAND CHRISTIAN REVIVAL CHURCH P. R. HILL, KOHIMA Prayer Center for Nagaland Monthly Prayer Meeting for November, 2018 "Lord's Program" Dated - 23rd to 25th of November, 2018 Timing - 10:00 A.M. & 4:00 P.M.

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- i. Mr. Thepfulhounei Kuotsu ii. MrNeisielhou Kire 2. Speakers - i. Pastor Yangulie Sanchu, NCRC P.R. Hill, Kohima. ii. Pastor Vezokho Vero Shisha Hoho Prayer Centre, Prüzie 3. Choir - Lower Kitsubozou Prayer Fellowship 4. Advance Prayer Group - Faith Home Inmates, Nagaland Prayer Centre, P.R. Hill, Kohima 5. Host - Mr. Vilelie Khamo and Family N.B. 1. Services will be conducted in Tenyidie and Nagamese. 2. Lord’s Supper will be administered on Saturday Morning Service. 3. Healing Service will be held on Sunday Evening Service.

All are warmly welcome to share His Blessings!

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Colombo, Nov 14 (PTI): Sri Lanka’s Parliament on Wednesday passed a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa who was installed by President Maithripala Sirisena in a controversial move, a day after the Supreme Court overturned the presidential decree to dissolve the House and hold snap polls on January 5. Amid raucous scenes, Parliament on Wednesday met for the first time since October 26, when President Sirisena sacked Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, installed Rajapaksa in his place and suspended the House, plunging the island nation into an unprecedented constitutional crisis. Speaker Karu Jayasuriya announced that a majority of the 225-member Parliament supported the no-confidence motion against Rajapaksa, the 72year-old former strongman, who ruled the country for a decade from 2005.

a minimum of 113 lawmakers in the House to prove his majority. Supporters of Rajapaksa refused to recognise the vote as legitimate, plunging the country deeper into crisis, as fears grow that the political dispute could spill into protracted instability in the island nation. Jayasuriya later adjourned the House until 10 am on Thursday. Speaker Jayasuriya has written to President Sirisena, asking him to take further constitutional action. A copy of the motion with 122 signatures of lawmakers, who have expressed lack of confidence in Prime Minister Rajapaksa and his Cabinet, has been sent to Sirisena. The Speaker’s office said that the Speaker has requested the President to take the next step under the Constitution. Speaking after the notrust vote, ousted prime minister Wickremsinghe claimed that his government had been restored after extra constitutional action by President Sirisena to sack him as the premier. Wickremesinghe has denounced Sirisena’s attempt to remove him from office and refused to leave the official prime minister’s residence, claiming the president does not have the power to take such action. Senior leader of Wickremesinghe’s United National Party (UNP) Sajith Premadasa said that the Government headed by Rajapaksa clearly lost the floor test.

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Chumukedima, Nagaland : The Chumukedima Town Muslim Committee (CTMC) with its working President Mr. Jamal Uddin Choudhury, would like to convey sincere gratitude to all the individuals and organisations, who stood by the victims and for providing helping hand during the untoward incident that took place at Ward-4, Chumukedima Town on the night of 7th November, 2018 when a fire broke out and affected approximately 28 families. We convey our outmost thanks to: • Nagaland Disaster Relief Fund (Govt. of Nagaland) • Head G.B, Mr. Keleguzo Kuotsu • Ward 4 G.B, Mr. Roko Angami • All the members of CTMC • All the general public of Chumukedima Town • Business community of Central Marketing Complex, Chumukedima DP-8571

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2018

Cooper approached Jack White 4th edition of North-East Youth Fest Chandigarh concludes Bradley about playing the lead in ‘A Star Is Born’ T B he 4th edition of North East Youth Fest (NEYF), Chandigarh was concluded on November 10 in a colourful late evening function at Chandigargh. A press release from organizing committee member NEYF 2018, Chollen Chang stated that chief guest, Niharika Batt, and guest of honour OSD to Union Minister for Health, Dr. Virendr Garg, congratulated the organizers and the participants for conceptualizing and executing the very innovative Fest which centred around the theme “North East Youth Towards Nation Building”. Niharika

Batt called upon the youth present to channelize the immense qualities and energies of northeast youth for positive activities while Virendar Garg offered full assistance for northeast youth in cases of medical emergencies and treatments. The two-days’ educational and socio-cultural extravaganza had a mam-

moth gathering of about 1500 North East youth from the eight north eastern states and over a dozen motivational speakers taking sessions on themes such as peace, nation building, personal responsibility, addictive habits, life in the metros, social media responsibility and a group discussion on “What makes northeast

youth land in trouble”? The young participants on their turn presented dances and songs and a cultural costume show, all depicting the rich cultural heritage of the region. One representative youth from every state showcased the respective state in a brief slide show enabling the gathering to know more about northeast

and its people. The event was an initiative of Don Bosco Youth Centre, Itanagar and Don Bosco Navjeevan Society, Chandigarh which is organized annually with three core concepts in focus that the fest be educative, entertaining and morally good. It was also to showcase and promote northeast youth and their talents and to bring them to the national mainstream in participating in building up of a peaceful and progressive India. A new organizing committee under the leadership of Caryn from Mizoram was formed for NEYF 2019 and tentative dates were proposed.

radley Cooper reportedly approached Jack White about the prospect of playing the male lead in A Star Is Born, before it was eventually decided that he would take the role himself. The Oscar tipped drama was released in October and saw Cooper win huge plaudits for his turn as Jackson Maine, a washed up rocker who falls in love with talented waitress Ally (Lady Gaga) as their careers head in entirely different trajectories. But despite tackling the role, Cooper says that he originally envisaged the character for someone else entirely. “I saw this other per-

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son that I wanted to do this, who is an actual musician,” he told Variety. “But [the studio] wouldn’t make the movie with him.” Although Cooper did not mention the name of the person that he approached, an independent source told Variety that he spoke to the White Stripes

icon before studio bosses vetoed the idea. White himself is no stranger to the big screen, having previously appeared in a multitude of cameos throughout his career – including a notable turn as Elvis Presley in musical parody Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. (NME)

EMATHA NZYU TENYAN 50 YEARS YANPI YANTHANG MUNGYANCHI

SHOMPO MR. NTSENTHUNG NGULLIE & SHAMPU MRS. NRULO NGULLIE st 1 Chopuk November 1968 to 2018 Apoha ayo nini potsow na otsuk oso mhona nzyu tenyan ji emathahta oyi nini jantho koji tsukona, thotsu ete poni semjimt otsok oso mhona otsoe oru zejana nini vanthoku ka to nini rantanialai tsokhying tsolo-o tsoe oru. DP-8572

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Assemblies of God Higher Secondary held a musical night at its school premises on Wednesday evening as part of its annual school fest. R&D advisor, Dr Nicky Kire was the special guest of the evening. Local artists Tali Angh and Zuchobeni Tungoe performed along with Indian Idol 2009 edition winner, Sourabhee Debbarma.

We the Sumi Community Dobagaon Village Dimapur, heartily congratulate Miss Aka Achumi, daughter of Mrs. & Mr. Ahuto Achumi on being crowned Miss Sumi 2018 and bringing laurels to the Dobagaon Sumi Community. The Community wishes her many years of success. Newto K. Zhimo Kiyelho Chella Gen. Secretary Fin. Secretary

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six year-long love story will culminate with a wedding on Wednesday when actors Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh tie the knot in a dreamy Lake Como setting in Italy amidst a tight circle of family and friends. The actors, adored for their on-screen chemistry in movies like "Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela" and "Bajirao Mastani", as much as for their offscreen chemistry, left for the wedding revelry to Italy last week. There are only about 40 guests for the celebrations, and fans of the couple on social media have been pining to get a glimpse of the pre-wedding galas. But their appetite is not being satiated not just due to strict security instructions, but because mobile phones are not allowed outside people's rooms, those in the know of developments told IANS. They are in Northern

Dimapur : Nagaland With immense pride and honour, the GHUKHUI UNION Dimapur would like to congratulate Miss AKA ACHUMI, D/o Mr AHUTO ACHUMI for winning "the Miss SUMI 2018’’ held on 12th Nov. 2018 at IMC Hall Dimapur. The Union also extends sincere appreciation to her for bringing laurels to the union and the community as well. May the Almighty God guide you to greater heights in the years to come.

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ilmmaker Karan Johar has apologised after he "unintentionally" hurt the sentiments of the people from Northeast and said it had "come from a place of no knowledge". "...I would like to apologise if I have hurt any sentiments..... it was purely unintentional and came from a place of no knowledge which is absolutely no excuse. "I am extremely sensitive to the different cultures of our land and I am very sorry," Karan tweeted on Wednesday. The filmmaker, who is currently co-judging reality show "India's Got Talent" along with actresses Kirron Kher and Malaika Arora Khan, often shares behind the scene videos on social media called "Toodle". In one such video late on Monday, Karan was seen pulling Kirron's leg, for wearing a traditional headgear, which was gifted to her by a contestant from Arunachal Pradesh. (IANS) K Y M C

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Kiren Rijiju flags off Intl 7th Lumami Campus Sports Club annual tournament 2018 cycling event in Arunachal Itanagar, Nov 14 (PTI): Union Minister Kiren Rijiju Wednesday ceremonially flagged off the second edition of the Dalmia MTB Arunachal Hornbill flight international cycling event here and called upon the participants to enjoy and explore the enchanting beauty of the state during the event. The event will begin Thursday from Itanagar and would culminate at Mechuka in West Siang district on November 22. “Life of adventurist is beyond normal life. Go and conquer ... This is what Arunachal is going to offer as the state has its own unique beauty,” the Union Minister of State for Home said.

Rijiju informed that Bollywood star Salman Khan would attend the flagin ceremony of the event at Mechuka on November 22. He further said that Khan had already donated an amount of Rs 22 lakh. “We have to identify certain areas which will be hallmark in promoting tourism for the people of the state. Adventure tourism can be promoted through this kind of cycling event to make the state a future destination,” he said. The event would be held in seven stages covering a distance of 650 km. About hundred bikers from 10 countries including USA, Portugal, Canada, Germany, UK, Nepal and Bhutan are par-

DIMAPUR, NOV 14 Badminton, Table Ten(NPN): Five-day, the 7th nis, Carom, Chess, Ludo, annual tournament of the Volleyball, Penalty ShooLumami Campus Sports tout, etc will be conductClub (LCSC) began at ed. ticipating in the event with Nagaland University, The opening cera prize money worth 22.55 Lumami on November emony was graced by lakh. 13. Various indoor and Prof. Pardeshi Lal, Vice“The cyclists will cover outdoor events include: Chancellor, Nagaland eight districts and will make night halt at Ziro, Raga, Daporijo, Basar, Kamba CONDOLENCES MESSAGES and Yapik before culminatThe NDPP Party 57 Thonoknyu A/C is deeply saddened ing it at Mechuka,” MTB Director Rajesh Thakur by the demise of Late W. Chuba, former President,th Khiamniungan Tribal Council who passed away on 13 informed. Nov’2018 at Noklak Hospital. MTB Arunachal presiLate W. Chuba was a people’s leader and a warrior. His dent Passang Dorjee Sona, demise is a great loss for the Khiamniungan Community. In who is also the MLA of this hour of grief, the NDPP 57 Thonoknyu A/C convey our Mechukha informed that deepest condolences and solaces to the bereaved family. May the event would boost the his soul rest in peace. economic activities of the P. CHETTEI area and the organisers Gen. Secretary NDPP 57 Thonoknyu A/C are planning to make it K-3357 a big event like the Tour De France to promote Arunachal as a tourist destinations of the country through sports.

LLMS Selouphe sports meet D I M A P U R , NOV 1 4 (NPN): Little Laureates Montessori School (LLMS), Selouphe village, Dimapur celebrated children’s daycum-annual sports day on November 14. The event was graced by Bishnu Bhattacherjee as chief guest wand Capt. Rahul Tiwari, commanding officer Assam Rifles as

guest of honor. Shingrijan GB, Teju Pradhan and Senior Academician Biswajit Ganguly attended the function as special invitees. Principal of the school, Samik Chakravorty delivered the welcome address. In their speeches, the chief guest and guest of honour stressed on the necessity of

rearing the children with a proper vision and appreciated the efforts of the school in their relentless efforts. The sports events were followed by a cultural programme. Parents also competed in events like running race and musical chairs etc.

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University as chief guest and Dr. Abemo, Registrar, Nagaland University as guest of honour. It may be noted that LCSC was established on September 18, 2012 in Nagaland University, Lumami with Dr. Tovishe

Phucho and Peter Ki as the president and general secretary respectively. The current executive committee members are Abhijit Sutradhar (president); Dr. Mayur Mausoom Phukan (vicepresident); Marnungsang

(general secretary); Neikethono (treasurer). The club is aimed at bringing together the Lumami campus dwellers and their family members through a week-long sports and social events after office hours.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WE THE BEREAVED FAMILY OF LATE SEPONGLEPLA CHANG (W/O CHUMONG C H A N G ) , T H RO U G H T H E S E L I N E S EXPRESS OUR PROFOUND GRATITUDE TO THE CHANG BAPTIST CHURCH DIMAPUR, CHANG UNION DIMAPUR AND TO ALL THOSE WHO STOOD WITH US, UPHOLDING FROM FAR AND NEAR THROUGH YOUR PRAYER SUPPORT, PHYSICALLY AND FINANCIALLY DURING THE HOSPITALIZATION AND DEMISE OF OUR BELOVED ON THE 9TH OF NOV. 2018 FROM NEMCARE HOSPITAL, GUWAHATI. WE DO CONVEY OUR SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO1) DOCTOR AND NURSES OF EDEN MEDICAL CENTRE, DIMAPUR 2) DOCTOR, NURSES AND SECURITY INCHARGES OF NEMCARE, GUWAHATI. WE DEEPLY REGRET OUR INABILITY TO ACKNOWLEDGE ALL THE NAMES BUT IT IS OUR SINCERE AND HUMBLE PRAYER THAT OUR GOOD GOD BLESS YOU ALL PLENTIFULLY. COURTESY HUSBAND & CHILDREN BOROLENGRI I DP-8546

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BORN ON: 1ST MARCH 1961 – DIED: 10TH NOV. 2018 We the bereaved family members of our beloved Late Mrs. Neizevonuo Magh (Avonuo) would like to convey our heartiest gratitude to every individual, Friends, Neighbours, Church members, relatives who stood by us and supported us spiritually, physically, materially and financially at her sudden demise on 10th Nov. 2018. Though we could not thank each and every individual personally, we hope and pray that Almighty God bless everyone abundantly. Loving Children, Family Members and Relatives K-3367

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Lt. Aruokuo (Anuu) Huozha A year has passed since you left. Even though you are no longer with us physically, the sweet memories of you will always live in our hearts. We deeply miss you everyday. Your life was a blessing and a treasure that we will hold on to till we meet again. K-3354

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We the bereaved family of LATE TAREPYULA (Aliba) would like to convey our special thanks and appreciation to all individuals and groups who stood by us and comforted us during our grief and sorrow. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone personally; we pray that our Almighty God bless you abundantly. We are specially thankful to: 1. H.M Hospital, Dibrugarh. 2. Mr & Mrs Waluniba ( Aliba Dibrugarh ) 3. Mr & Mrs Metsübo Jamir, Minister Urban Development & Municipal Affairs. 4. Mokokchung Town Baptist Arogo. 5. Asangma Baptist Arogo. 6. Asangma Fellowship, Mokokchung. 7. Asangma Senso Telongjem. 8. Christain Education Baptist Arogo, Asangma. 9. Aliba Baptist Arogo. 10. Aliba Fellowship, Mokokchung. 11. Aliba Union, Mokokchung. 12. Aliba Baptist Arogo, Women Ministry. 13. Aliba Laishir Telongjem. 14. Aliba Union, Longjongkong. 15. Baptist Arogo, Longjongkong. 16. Satier Fellowship Aliba. 17. Kichutip IEF Unit. 18. Kichutip Arogotsür, Mokokchung. 19. Waromong Baptist Arogo. Loving Relatives MKC-304

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Words are inadequate to express our sincere gratitude to all those who stood by us during the illness and sad demise of our beloved mother Mrs. Khwüpotswülü Katswümu (wife of late Katswümu Vetaho) who left for her heavenly abode on 31st of October 2018. We are indeed humbled at the outpouring of your love and affection during our time of grief. Thank you for your kind expression of sympathy through your presence, prayers, phone calls, generous gifts as well as the beautiful floral tribute. Our heartfelt thanks to many friends, neighbours, and well-wishers who offered their selfless contribution in paying respects to the mortal remains of our mother with dignity and honour. Your kindness and generosity have made our loss more bearable and shall always be held in grateful remembrance. K-3372

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, Love leaves a memory no one can steal.” We offer our heartfelt THANKS to friends, neighbours, relatives, Churches and Organizations far and near. There is no suitable word to express our thankfulness to each one of you, for the kindness shown to us in our difficult times. You were the ANGEL sent by God to be the comforter in our pain. We could cry on your shoulder during the prolonged illness and sad demise of our loved one. Lt. MUGHATO K. ACHUMI ABSI 4th NAP Battalion Thizama, who left us for his heavenly abode on 4th Nov 2018. Your contributions made our loss more bearable. As it would be impossible to THANK everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. May you be the ANGEL for many in your life’s journey. God sees your good work and your great labour will not go in vain. DP-8561

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2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR DEAREST ZUCHANO TSOPOE

It’s been two years since you left us and our lives have been filled with the remorse of losing you so soon. Yet your love, warmth and kindness had shaped a lot of lives and your unwavering spirit lives on in the hearts of all those you touched. You are forever loved and missed

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Women’s World Boxing c’ship opens Mary Kom eyes historic sixth gold

Interim President of the International Boxing Association Gafur Rakhimov shakes hands with Indian flagbearer boxer MC Mary Kom as Boxing Federation of India President Ajay Singh (2nd R) looks on, at the opening ceremony in New Delhi, Wednesday. (PTI)

New Delhi, Nov 14 (Agencies/PTI): The 10th AIBA Women’s World Boxing Championship 2018 opened at the Indira Gandhi Stadium here in New Delhi in a glittering opening ceremony, which saw the newly elected AIBA President Gafur Rahimov, IOA Pesident Narinder Batra, BFI President Ajay Singh in presence amongst host of representatives and athletes from around the globe. According to Sports Flashes, the mascot of the Championships “Sherni”

was also unveiled which brings the tiger like image of women power to the fore. The event also saw performances of various artists from around the country displaying India’s rich culture and heritage. The BFI President, Ajay Singh, in his address asserted on the role of women in Indian culture where it is sometimes worshipped as Kali, Durga, Lakshmi and the fact that India has a feminine identification with Bharat Mata. The IOA President Na-

rinder Dhruv Batra was also impressed with the magnitude of the tournament and the opening ceremony which showcased India’s prowess and will augur well for India in holding world events. He also voiced his expectation of at least 2 medals from the Indian boxing contingent in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Earlier in the day, official draw of the 277 boxers participating in the Championships was also revealed. PTI adds: Celebrated boxer M C Mary Kom

will aim for a historic sixth gold at the AIBA Women’ World Championships, the build up of which has been marred by a row over lone Kosovan boxer’s participation and poor quality air in the national capital. The championship, set to be the biggest ever with more than 300 participants from 72 countries, is being held in the backdrop of boxing’s uncertain Olympic future in the aftermath of controversial Uzbek businessman Gafur Rakhimov’s election as President. India is hosting the championships for the second time after 2006 when the country topped the table with eight medals (4 gold, 1 silver, 3 bronze). The 10-member Indian team, which is a mix of seasoned and young boxers, is unlikely to repeat the 2006 feat but is expecting at least three medals, including a gold. The ‘Magnificent Mary’, who will fight in the 48 kg, will also look to win her second gold in front of the home crowd. Another veteran who will be seeking her second gold at the championships will be Mary Kom’s Manipur statemate L Sarita Devi who will feature in 60kg. The other eight in the team are Pinky Jangra (51 Kg), Manisha Maun (54 Kg), Sonia (57 Kg), Simranjit Kaur (64 Kg), Lovlina Borgohain (69 Kg), Saweety Boora (75 Kg), Bhagyabati

Kachari (81 Kg) and Seema Poonia (+81 Kg). The 10day championships, which run till November 24, will feature a host of Olympic and World Championship medallists. The build-up to the tournament was, however, marred by the controversy of Kosovo boxer Donjeta Sadiku’s participation in the global event. India does not recognise Kosovo -- a disputed territory in South Eastern Europe -- and the government is yet to grant visas to the boxer and her two coaches. The Indian Olympic Association fears that the country may lose out on hosting major international sporting events in future, if the lone boxer from Kosovo will not be allowed to compete at the championships. The International Olympic Committee had recently sent letters to international federations not to award major events to Spain after athletes from Kosovo were not allowed to participate under their own flag at the Karate World Championships there. Delhi’s deteriorating air pollution was also a topic of discussion in the run-up to the tournament though it was a mixed bag for the boxers. Some participants expressed concern at the poor quality air while others felt it will not impact much as boxing was basically an indoor sport.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2018

24th Classic Cup: Kuluopfii FC Pochury enters semifinals

Action in the match between Kuluopfii FC Pochury (blue) and Phezoucha YO at Kohima local ground on Wednesday. (NP)

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KOHI M A , N OV 1 4 (NPN): Kuluopfii FC Pochury thrashed Phezoucha Youth Organization 6-0 to enter the semifinals of the 24th Classic Cup at Kohima local ground on Wednesday. In a lopsided match, Dominic Ngouri opened the account for Kuluopfii FC in the 10th minute. He made it 2-0 in the

33rd minute and five minutes later, Jimihie netted the third goal. The first session ended 3-0 in favour of Kuluopfii FC. Kuluopfii FC continued to dominate the second session and score three more goals while Phezoucha YO missed a number of goal scoring opportunities. Their dominance was counted when Dominic Ngouri converted a spot kick for his third goal and

team’s fourth goal in the 72nd minute. Two minutes later, Vizihie scored the fifth goal. He completed the scoring by netting the sixth in the 80th minute. Meanwhile, Powa Kajiri was cautioned for foul play. Thursday’s match (last quarter final)

Chedema VYO Vs United VNS Dimapur: 2pm

Hong Kong Open: PV Sindhu forRegistration ATP Finals: Djokovic beats Zverev in group match 8th Hornbill and Sameer enter second round half marathon

PV Sindhu will face South Korea’s Sung Ji Hyun in the second round. (Reuters)

Hongkong, Nov 14 (Agencies): P V Sindhu and Sameer Verma began their Hong Kong Open campaign with a positive outcome as the two advanced to the second round of women’s singles and men’s singles, respectively, in Kowloon on Wednesday, India Today reported. PV Sindhu fought hard for a 21-15, 13-21, 21-17 victory over Thailand’s Nitchaon Jindapol and advanced to the second

round of the tournament on Wednesday. Sindhu just a minute over an hour to get past Jindapol in a match that consistent of three wellfought games. Sindhu began the match well with a solid 2115 win over Jindapol in the first game. However, she let go of her intensity in the second round and was outplayed 13-21 by Jindapol. In the final game, it remained close till almost the

end before Sindhu regained her touch and took the game 21-17 and the match. Sindhu will next be up against South Korea’s Sung Ji Hyun, who earlier beat Japan’s Aya Ohori 21-10, 21-12. Sindhu leads Sung 8-5 in their head-to-head record but has one win and a loss this year against the Korean. Sameer Verma also got off to a winning start in Hong Kong with a comfortable 21-17, 21-14 win over Thailand’s Suppanyu Avihingsanon. Sameer, who had reached the quarter-finals in Denmark before losing to compatriot Srikanth, took just 40 minutes to win his first round match. Avihingsanon stayed in touch with Sameer in the first game and the Indian edged out the Thai but Sameer was far more in control in the second game and brought up an easy win.

Ko h i ma , N ov 1 4 (NPN): Elite, Entertainment, Enterprise (3E) has informed that registration for the 8th Hornbill Half Marathon has been opened at its office near Kohima local ground north gate and will continue till November 30. The event will take place on December 2 at 7 am. It will cover the international standard distance of 21.0975 km for both men and women. Cash prizes for the two categories will be as follows: First - Rs. 50000, second - Rs. 20000, third - Rs. 10000 and fourth - Rs. 5000. Top 10 runners in both categories will be given timing-cum-merit certificates while runners who successfully finish the distance will receive completion certificates. Overseas runners and those from outside Nagaland may book their registration online through correspondence over Hornbill Half Marathon Facebook page or email.

Anand wins Tata Steel blitz tournament

Viswanathan Anand, winner of ‘Blitz’ category is flanked by Hikaru Nakamura, runner-up of ‘Blitz’ and winner of ‘Rapid’ category, and Pentala Harikrishna (R), runner-up of ‘Rapid’ category, during ‘Chess India 2018’, in Kolkata, Wednesday. (PTI)

Ko l kata , N ov 1 4 (IANS): Indian chess legend Viswanathan Anand saved his best for the last to clinch the inaugural Tata Steel Chess India Blitz Tournament by getting past overnight leader Hikaru Nakamura in the playoff here on Wednesday. The 48-year-old fivetime world champion, who was fourth after the first leg, secured six wins and three draws in the final nine

rounds to draw level with the world number three of blitz Nakamura. In the two-round playoff which was faster than blitz in reduced time format of a three-minute game, Anand won with white pieces, before drawing with black to seal the issue 1.5-0.5. In the blitz category, Anand had last won a bronze medal at the World Championship in December 2017 Riyadh, in the same

meet where he had won the rapid title. Nakamura, meanwhile, had a forgettable outing on the final leg where he eked out four victories and four draws and suffered a defeat to Pentala Harikrishna in the 11th round. Praising Anand, he said there is no reason why the legendary player should stop playing. Anand had India’s youngest Grandmaster R

Praggnanandhaa to thank as the 13-year-old did a huge favour in the last round when he held JapaneseAmerican Nakamura in the final round. Playing white against the 13-year-old, Nakamura was on the verge of winning but the wildcard entrant Praggnanandhaa probably displayed the best defensive game of his life to manage a miraculous draw that forced a playoff against Anand. In the play-off, Anand was at his best winning the first in an Italian game. Anand displayed superb chess after Nakamura took some risks initially, with a one up pawn. They had a rook and p aw n e n d g a m e w h e r e Anand sealed the issue with a solid display. Nakamura resorted to long term strategy in the second game after being down 0-1 thinking Anand would break down trying to defend. But Anand did not falter and went in for an allout attack to put Nakamura on the backfoot.

L o nd o n, N ov 1 4 ( Ag e n c i e s / I A N S ) : World number one Novak Djokovic took a big step towards the semi-finals at the ATP Finals with a clinical victory over Alexander Zverev, BBC reported. After a very physical and close first set, the Serb ran away with the second to win 6-4 6-1. Djokovic, chasing a first ATP Finals title since 2015, will reach the last four if John Isner beats Marin Cilic later on Wednesday. “I don’t think it was breathtaking tennis but a win is a win,” he said. “I played well midway through the second set and started to swing through the ball. “I had not served that well but he made a lot of unforced errors which helped me to win.” Indeed, it was a double-fault from Zverev that handed Djokovic the first set and a total of 33 unforced errors that contributed to the 21-year-old’s

Volleyball c’ship in Kohima

K o h i ma , N ov 1 4 (NPN): The 6th edition of Open Kohima District Volleyball Championship 2018 for men and women under the aegis of Kohima District Volleyball Association (KDVA) will take place from November 22 to 26 at Kohima local ground (Khuochiezie). Forms will be available at Zumvü Printex, RS Building, main town Kohima, Northern Sports below CANSSEA office Kohima and Star Sports, BOC Kohima. Interested clubs, teams, colonies/wards, army, CRPF, police, schools, colleges, villages and Churches within Kohima district cam avail the forms and submit it before November 17. The champion in men category will receive a cash prize of Rs. 35,000 while the runner- up will receive Rs. 25,000. Losing semi finalists will receive Rs. 5000 each. In women category, the winner will receive Rs. 25,000 while the runner-up will get Rs. 15,000. Losing semi finalists will get Rs. 5000 each.

Novak Djokovic celebrates after defeating Alexander Zverev at the O2 arena in London, Wednesday. (AP/PTI)

downfall. Djokovic plays Cilic in his final round-robin match on Friday, while Zverev takes on Isner.

Federer routs Thiem to keep chances alive

Swiss great Roger Federer bounced back quickly from a disappointing loss at the ATP Finals, brushing aside Dominic Thiem 6-2, 6-3 here to keep his hopes alive at this elite, year-end event. Two days after a sur-

prising 7-6 (7-4) 6-3 loss Sunday to Japan’s Kei Nishikori in his first match in Group Lleyton Hewitt, the third-ranked Federer on Tuesday came out on court at the O2 Arena eager to get back on track and quickly asserted his superiority, reports Efe. Thiem, the 2018 French Open runner-up, seemed overwhelmed by the occasion and by the opportunity to hand Federer a second loss that would have bounced him out of

this tournament at the round-robin phase for the first time since 2008. The Austrian made far too many unforced errors (34 in total), including botched easy volleys close the net. He also rarely made any impression with his signature weapon - the one-handed backhand. Federer snagged his first service break in the third game of the match and never looked back. A big key for the Swiss was his play on serve, as he did not face a single break point during the one-hour, seven-minute match and won 86 percent of his first-serve points and 81 percent of his second-serve points. Thiem, who also was broken in the seventh game of the first set and the first and last games of the second set, won a respectable 50 percent of his secondserve points but just 56 percent of his first-serve points.

Women’s World T20: Confident India eye semifinals berth

Georgetown (Guyana), Nov 14 (IANS): Having convincingly won their first two matches, a dominant India will look to stamp their authority and inch closer to a semifinal berth when they face a lowly Ireland in a Group B match of the ICC Women’s World Twenty20 here on Thursday. India are on a roll in the ongoing World T20, having beaten an in-form New Zealand by 34 runs in their tournament opener before extending their dominance over arch-rivals Pakistan with a 7-wicket win in their second match. It has been a combined team effort for the womenin-blue in the opening two matches so far. While skipper Harmanpreet Kaur and the young Jemimah Rodrigues batted out the White Ferns comprehensively in the first match, the second game witnessed a composed knock from veteran Mithali Raj that helped India outshine Pakistan.

Going in to Thursday’s match, India will be desperately hoping for their opening batswoman Smriti Mandhana to come up with a big score. After failing in the opener, Mandhana got to a decent start in the second tie, but eventually failed to capitalise on it. While Harmanpreet and Mithali are expected to form the backbone of the Indian innings, the team management will be hoping to give enough match time to the likes of the other batswomen in Veda Krishnamurthy, stumper Taniya Bhatia and Dayalan Hemalatha before the tournament enters its business end. Coming to India’s bowling in the opening two games, it has been the spinners -- Hemalatha and Poonam Yadav -- ruling the roost in both the games. The spin duo of Hemalatha and Poonam shared six and four wickets between them in the two matches. Ireland, on the other hand, have lost both their

opening two matches. In the first match, they went down to Australia by nine wickets followed by a 38-run defeat against Pakistan in the second. The batting department failed in both the matches as the batters could only manage to score 93 runs in the first match and 101 in the second match. Squads: India: Harmanpreet Kaur (Captain), Smriti Mandhana, Mithali Raj, Jemimah Rodrigues, Veda Krishnamurthy, Deepti Sharma, Taniya Bhatia (WK), Poonam Yadav, Radha Yadav, Anuja Patil, Ekta Bisht, Dayalan Hemalatha, Mansi Joshi, Pooja Vastrakar, Arundhati Reddy. Ireland: Laura Delany (Captain), Kim Garth, Cecelia Joyce, Isobel Joyce, Shauna Kavanagh, Amy Kenealy, Gaby Lewis, Lara Maritz, Ciara Metcalfe, Lucy OReilly, Celeste Raack, Eimear Richardson, Clare Shillington, Rebecca Stokell, Mary Waldron.

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