November 1, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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PIL in SC seeks minority status for Hindus in NE, 7 other states NEW DELHI, OCT 31 (AGENCIES): A Public interest litigation (PIL) filed in the Supreme Court has demanded that Hindus be notified as a minority community in eight states, including Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir and North East, and be given the legitimate benefits meant for them, The Tribune report stated. The PIL filed by advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay has sought minority status for Hindus in North Eastern states of Nagaland, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur. Upadhyay also alleged that the Prime Minister’s 15-Point Programme meant for religious and linguistic minorities was not being appropriately used in many states, particularly in Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Goa, Jammu & Kashmir, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal. Citing the 2011 Census, the pe-

NMDA on dengue test

DIMAPUR, OCT 31 (NPN): Expressing concern over the higher rate being charged by private pathological laboratories for dengue test, the Nagaland Medical Dealers Association (NMDA) has asked the private laboratories to cut down the rates to make it affordable by all citizens. In a statement, NDMA general secretary Birendra Sharma said that it has come to the knowledge of the association that some private laboratories were charging Rs. 800 per blood test for dengue fever. It therefore, urged the drug controlling authorities to take up the matter and control the rate. Also, expressing concern on the prevalence of dengue viral in the state, especially in Dimapur district, the NMDA has urged the department of Health and Family Welfare to provide dengue test kits in Civil Hospital and other dispensaries.

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titioner said Hindus were in minority in eight states -- Punjab (38.4%), Jammu and Kashmir (28.44%), Manipur (31.39%), Arunachal Pradesh (29%), Meghalaya (11.53%), Nagaland (8.75%), Mizoram (2.75%) and Lakshadweep (2.5%). “Christians are majority in Mizoram, Meghalaya and Nagaland and there is significant population in Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Kerala, Manipur, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal, but they are treated as minority. Likewise, Sikhs are majority in Punjab and there is significant population in Delhi, Chandigarh and Haryana but they are also treated as minority,” the petition read. “But, their minority rights are being siphoned off illegally and arbitrarily to the majority population because neither Central nor the State Governments have notified Hindus as a ‘minority’ under Section 2 (c) of the NCM Act. Therefore, Hindus are being deprived of their basic rights, guaranteed under the Articles 25 to 30,” Up-

adhyay – also a Delhi BJP leader -- submitted. He contended that Hindus were being treated as majority in these states despite being minority in population and were illegally being deprived of benefits meant for minority communities. “The Union Government offered 20,000 scholarships in field of technical education for minority students. In J&K, Muslims constitute 68.3% of the total population and government allotted 717 out of 753 scholarships to Muslim students, but none to Hindu students citing Notification on Minority Communities dated October 23, 1993 which declares Muslims as minority, but not the Hindus,” the petitioner pointed out. Supreme Court is already seized of another PIL with regard to Jammu and Kashmir wherein petitioner Ankur Sharma– a Jammubased advocate– alleged that the benefits meant for minorities were going to the majority community i.e. Muslims in the state.

Sharma had alleged that crores of rupees were being squandered away as the state was spending money on unidentified minorities. A highlevel committee comprising officials of the Centre and the Mehbooba Mufti government had been constituted to look into the issue of setting up of a minority commission for the state, the top court was told on May 1. Contending that the 1993 notification violated the basic structure of the Constitution, Upadhyay wondered how communities in majority in a given state were enjoying benefits meant for minority communities. National Commission for Minority Act 1992 – which came into force on May 17, 1993 -- extends to the whole of India except Jammu & Kashmir and the Centre had on October 23, 1993 notified Muslims, Christians and Sikhs as minorities. Later, Jains were also added in the list in 2014. But not the Hindus, though they were minority in eight states, Upadhyay said.

WhatsApp officially rolls out deleting messages for everyone

People waiting for early solution: Gov

SAN FRANCISCO, OCT 31 (IANS): WhatsApp on Tuesday announced it has officially rolled out its most anticipated feature ‘Delete for Everyone’ that allows its over one billion users revoke their messages in case they sent those to a wrong person or a group. “Starting today you can now delete messages you sent by mistake a” whether to one person or an entire group,” WhatsApp said in a statement.

Here’s how it works

Tap and hold on the message, choose “Delete,” and then “Delete for everyone.” You have seven minutes to delete the message after it’s sent. This feature is rolling out for users around the world on the latest versions of iPhone, Android, Windows Phone as well as desktop. “Both you and the

message recipient must be using the latest version of WhatsApp for the message to be successfully deleted,” WhatsApp said. “Deleting messages for everyone allows you to delete specific messages you have sent to either a group or an individual chat. This is particularly useful if you sent a message to the wrong chat or if the message you sent contains a mistake,” WhatsApp said in its FAQ. Messages you successfully delete for everyone will be replaced with “This message was deleted” in your recipients’ chats. Similarly, if you see “This message was deleted” in a chat, it means that the sender deleted their message for everyone. WhatsApp has over 200 million monthly active users in India and 1.2 billion users worldwide.

DIMAPUR, OCT 31 (NPN): Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya on Tuesday said that the people of Nagaland were excited and eagerly waiting for an early solution. He said this while speaking at the 48th Conference of Governors at Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi, PRO Raj Bhavan informed. With the peace process moving in the right direction, Acharya said he was hopeful that a settlement would be reached at the earliest. He further thanked the President, Prime Minister and the Home minister for their efforts to find a permanent solution to the decades-old Naga issue. He was also optimistic that once a permanent solution is arrived at, it would spur development and progress and also create opportunities for employment and help the youth of Nagaland.

Flood affected NE Speaker defers hearing states get `200 cr on disqualification case

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NEW DELHI, OCT 31 (NPN): Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) has sanctioned Rs. 200 crore for flood affected reconstruction works in the four North Eastern States of Assam, Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram. This was disclosed by the Union DoNER minister, Dr. Jitendra Singh on Tuesday. However, no specific details were made known as to how much each state were given. It may also be recalled that during Prime Minister, Narendra Modi’s visit to some of the flood affected Northeast states in August, announced a flood relief package of Rs. 2000 crore. Dr. Jitendra Singh said, this year had witnessed unprecedented floods and the rainfall was more than 100% higher than that in the preceding months during the same period of time. As a result, he said, the damage was colossal and the relief and rehabilitation operations also got disrupted. He said a high-level committee has also been constituted to monitor the flood related operations and plan for future roadmap to avoid such situations. Referring to the keen interest and priority shown by the Prime Minister, Dr. Singh recalled that not only the Prime Minister began monitoring the flood situation right from day one, but he was also personally calling up the chief ministers of the concerned states for the latest feedback and also offered advice.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 31 (NPN): Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) speaker, Dr. Imtiwapang Aier on Tuesday heard the case pertaining to the disqualification petition filed by chief minister, T.R. Zeliang against the nine MLAs of Dr. Shürhozelie’s group and adjourned the proceedings to November 28, 2017. The counsels of the petitioner (chief minister) and respondents (9 MLAs) submitted their lists of questions/issues before the speaker. After hearing both the counsels-- petitioner (chief minister) and respondents (9 MLAS), the speaker through an order scheduled the next hearing on November 28 (for the petitioner) and November 29 (for the respondents) to make their submissions. “I have heard both the parties if brief. Now, you have seen each other’s suggested issues. I feel you may want to make further submissions. Therefore, I will give you another time for hearing,” the speaker stated in the order. In this regard, the speaker has asked both the parties “to submit their replies/rebuttals reduced in writing by 10 a.m. the next day with a copy to the opposite party without fail.” “At the end of this process, if there are nay outstanding questions or issues for me to raise, I will do that

and both parties will argue on those questions and issues,” the speaker stated. Meanwhile, the speaker in another order accepted the application of Yitachu, MLA, impleading to be the petitioner in place of late Kiyanilie Peseyie who passed away on September 27. Accordingly, the speaker informed that the petition for disqualification case no. AS/LC-07/PFD2/2017 shall be “Yitachu Vs T.R. Zeliang & 35 other MLAs”

Sazo slams speaker’s ‘inaction’ Former speaker Dr. Chotisuh Sazo, MLA, Tuesday said that the NLA speaker has failed to understand what was happening, saying as per the rules the speaker has to take prompt action after 10 days of receiving the petitions. Speaking at the sit-in protest site at civil secretariat here, Sazo expressed anguish over the “inaction” of the speaker and dared him to disqualify them (nine MLAs with Dr. Shürhozelie) if they had gone against the rules and if there were such rules. Sazo said the problem started when the NLA speaker recognized two whips without following the rules. Further, the former speaker said the members sought justice from the judiciary, but was delayed time and again, adding “justice delayed is jus(Cont’d on p-7) tice denied”.

NSF asks Govt to pass resolution against Aadhaar DIMAPUR, OCT 31 (NPN): Contending that imposition of Aadhaar (Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other Subsidies, Benefits and Services) Act, 2016 was a big threat to Naga customary law and identity, the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) on Tuesday urged the state government to pass a resolution under Article 371A of the Constitution in the State Legislative Assembly for barring the applicability of Aadhaar Act, 2016 to the state of Nagaland. In a memorandum addressed to chief minister, NSF president, Kesosul Christopher Ltu, and general secretary, Imtiyapang Imsong, reminded that Art. 371A exempts Nagaland from the applicability of the Acts of Parliament in respect of religious or social practices of the Nagas, Naga customary law and procedure, administration of civil and criminal justice

involving decisions according to Naga customary law, and ownership and transfer of land and its resources. NSF also reminded that the State Legislative Assembly has a special prerogative to decide whether an Act of Parliament should be made applicable to the State. According to the federation, it was the bounden duty of the State Assembly to defend, protect, uphold and advance the sanctity of special status conferred by the Constitution of India. Besides, it said the right to self-determination was the inalienable right of the Nagas. Imposition of Aadhaar card/UID number, the NSF said was nothing but a direct challenge of privacy threatening even the idea of Nagas right to self-determination. “Imposing of such drastic nationalising policy upon the Nagas pending the final Indo-Naga solution is thus inimical to the process of

Indo-Naga Peace Dialogue,” NSF asserted. Further, the federation said it has noted that enforcement of Aadhaar was aggressively being pursued only in some selected states of Northeast India unlike in the other mainland Indian states for the reasons best known to the Government of India. In the interest of “defending the sanctity of Naga customary law, identity, culture, privacy and right to self-determination”, the NSF has therefore urged the state government to put in place the following resolution as a matter of priority: 1. Declare the Aadhaar Act, 2016 as inimical to Naga customary law, social identity and practice; and 2. Bar the applicability of the Aadhaar Act, 2016 to the state of Nagaland pending the final Indo-Naga solution by resorting to the exemption clause under Article 371A of the Constitution.

Power deptt releases top 100 defaulting SPM villages DIMAPUR, OCT 31 (NPN): Department of Power on Tuesday released the list of top 100 defaulting SPM villages in Nagaland. A DIPR report stated the department was compelled to release the details since the villages had failed to clear the dues despite several reminders and notices. It said that the top 100 VEMB arrear amounted to Rs. 3.49 crore. According to the department the top five villages were-- Chozuba village under Phek division- Rs. 33,33,000 upto to August 2017; Tuensang village under Tuensang division- Rs. 20,58,552 upto September 2017; Phek village under Phek division- Rs. 9,88,005 upto August 2017’ Ahtibung under Peren division- Rs. 9,40,292 upto September 2017 and Chizami New Town under Phek division- Rs. 9,25,811.

KPU 48-hr total bandh along NH-2 begins Reconciliation chapter is closed: NPF (Rio) DIMAPUR, OCT 31 (NPN): The 48-hour total bandh imposed along NH-2 by the Kandi Public Union (KPU) against the state government’s “unresponsive attitude” towards construction of BDO office at Chunlikha RD block, under Teseminyu sub-division began on Tuesday from 6 a.m. The bandh would end midnight of November 1, 2017. KPU through its publicity cell stated that the district administration deployed adequate police personnel and officials at the two ends -- K Station and Tsonsa. It said the union also deployed hundreds of volunteers restricting movement of vehicles except paramilitary, police, magistrate on duty, ambulance, wedding party and emergency services with proper proof and press fraternity. KPU president, John Kath, said that today’s bandh passed off peace-

Members of Kandi Public Union and others during the bandh.

fully with no untoward incident reported. He, however, maintained that the vehicular movement and other businesses along the route were affected. NH-2 connects various districts of the Nagaland with the state capital via Wokha district. Kath said the union was compelled to impose the bandh as the state government failed to respond to various representations submitted earlier demanding commencement of the construction works for BDO

office. Reiterating that the foundation stone for the construction of BDO office was laid in 2012, Kath said the work order was issued only after a gap of five years to M/s JK & Sons Constructions on November 11, 2016. However, he expressed regret that the contractor failed to commence the construction work of RD Block Chunlikha BDO office building. In this connection, KPU president said several

representations were submitted to the government including the ultimatum served on state government October 6 last to commence the work within 15 days. Despite serving ultimatum, Kath said there was no positive response either from the government or the contractor compelling the union to enforce the total bandh. Meanwhile, KPU advisor, Johnny G Rengma, said the state government has already made around 35% of the amount for the work but there was no sign of any construction being undertaken. He said the foundation stone for the BDO office laid in 2012 has also been destroyed by some miscreants. Rengma, therefore, cautioned that KPU would be compelled to resort to severe course of action if the government failed to take up positive measures immediately.

DIMAPUR, OCT 31 (NPN): NPF (Rio) on Tuesday informed that the reconciliation offer extended to Dr. Shürhozelie’s group has been closed since the latter had out rightly rejected the offer. “It is quite unfortunate that, our rival group has made a mockery of our humble reconciliation initiatives and regrettably we hereby inform our party men and women, supporters, sympathizers that the reconciliation chapter is closed,” NPF press and information cell (P&IC) stated. P&IC said that the party had tried all channels to extend their friendship to the friends and family members who were on the wrong side, not because of any fear but because we are strong. P&IC maintained that the reconciliation offers were based on the principles of ECI directives, order dated March 27, 2015 and

October 17, 2017. It was also based on the resolutions adopted during the consultative meeting of NPF central office/NPF legislature party on October 24, wherein the party had extended an olive branch for reconciliation to the rival group. “Our reconciliation hands were extended on goodwill and in the larger interest of the people who voted for us back to back to power with thumping majority for 3 consecutive terms,” it said. However, P&IC said that their splinter group presumed that they (NPF Rio) were the Trojan horse and not only out rightly rejected the offer “but scorned and miffed the majority and ruling NPF party initiatives to reconcile with high sounding phrases.” As a political party, P&IC said NPF had always taken serious note of any internal strife, since their job was purely to work for

the welfare of the people. “It is not our job to make a mountain out of a molehill nor washing our dirty linen in public,” it added. Since the party has no control over what the Election Commission of India would say over the present NPF imbroglio, P&IC said the final verdict will soon be made clear. It said ECI was not only a monumental institution, but also a living institution that actively defends democratic values and the constitution. By totally rejecting its initiative to amend, P&IC said that the NPF central office was saddened that a great opportunity had been lost. “We request upon the other group not to make a mockery of themselves in public even if they cannot understand what a constitutional process is, but wait for ECI to give its judgment,” said the P&IC. K Y M C

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‘Rashtriya Ekta Diwas’ observed across Nagaland

(LR): Essay writing competition winners with offcials in Kohima. NSS unit Immanuel College. 93 Bn BSF Chedema at ‘run for unity’. Students participate in SCHE drawing competition. KO H I M A , O C T 3 1 (NPN): In commemoration of “Rashtriya Ekta Diwas” (national unity day) Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) Nagaland Kohima organised essay writing competition on the topic “national unity”. The prizes were given away by TM Government Higher Secondary School (TMGHSS) Kohima, principal, Avino Tase on Tuesday at the school premises. The first prize (Rs. 20, 000) was bagged by Namziegwambe of TMGHSS Kohima while

second (Rs. 15, 000) and third prize (Rs. 10, 000) was bagged by Thejakhriezo Pienyii of G. Rio School Kohima and Ngan Wang Konyak of TMGHSS Kohima respectively. Speaking on the significance of “Rashtriya Ekta Diwas”, joint mission director RMSA Kohima, Visiezolie Yashü, said the decision to observe the day was taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in the year 2014 to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, one of

the founding fathers of the Republic of India. He said government of India was celebrating the day all over the country with a vision to foster and reinforce dedication to preserve and strengthen unity, integrity and security of the nation. Yashü said, Patel who was the first home minister of India, was credited with the integration of more than 500 princely states into India (1947- 49) after independence Act (1947). Exhorting the students, he pointed out that human are social animals

and that no one can survive alone, he then called upon the students to build good relationship with the neighbours and everyone and create peaceful environment for harmony and unity in the country. Joint mission director raised slogans like “united –we stand, divided we fall” and “long live national unity day”. The programme was led by TMGHSS Kohima vice principal, Dr. Talisangla while Avino Tase led the gathering in reading the pledge of “National Unity Day”. More than hundred

St. Clare province inducts new members

DIMAPUR: Franciscan Congregation of St. Clare (FCC) sisters inducted eight new members: Rina Theresa, Nencha Mary Baite, Rosna Baskey, Venes Yekuto and Regina Munda who made their vestition and first profession on October 28 during occasion of the blessing and inauguration of San Damiano Novitiate House at Medizephema. In a press statement, secretary to Bishop, Fr. Victor Renthungo, informed that that Bishop James congratulated the sisters for their courage and determination to choose to live the religious life.

Bishop Joseph reflected on the word of God based on creation story. He asserted that it is true love that we are created in His image and likeness. He exhorted the sisters to be faithful by responding the love of God in living the evangelical counsel and further urged the newly professed sisters to be strong in their commitment in the Lord Jesus and trust him profoundly. The new sisters were accompanied by their parents to the altar in procession. FCC, Sr. Lilly accorded the words of welcome to the main celebrant, parish priest, sis-

ters, parents and invited guests. She also highlighted the importance of the day and the charism of the congregation. Bishop of Kohima, Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil officiated the auspicious ceremony in the presence of his Excellency SDB, Bishop of Dibrugarh, Most Rev. Dr. Joseph Aind, FCC provincial superior priests, Sr. Lilly Maria, all her councillors, the parents and relatives of the sisters, provincials, sisters and faithful from Manipur, Assam and Dimapur. Choir by the aspirants of FCC added liveliness

and meaning to the celebration; FCC, Rev. Sr. Iren Yanthan anchored the ceremony of the holy mass; special melodious songs and rhythmic steps were performed by the candidates. Sr. Venes Yekuto delivered the vote of thanks on behalf of the new sisters. Earlier, the newly completed San Damiamo Novitiate building was blessed by Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil and inaugurated by SDB, Most Rev. Dr. Joseph Aind; Sr. Annie Kalapura also expressed gratitude on behalf of St. Clare Province.

students participated in the essay competition. (Correspondent) Immanual College Dimapur: Seminar on “Rashtriya Ekta Diwas” (National Unity Day) birth anniversar y of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was initiated by the NSS unit, Immanuel College, Dimapur on Tuesday. Resource person of the programme was programme officer, Hriiziia Lazeo. 93 Bn BSF Chedema: Commemorating “Rashtriya Ekta Diwas”, 93 Bn BSF Chedema organised “Run

Chozuba taxis suspend service DIMAPUR: In protest against the pitiable road condition, the Chozuba Range Taxi Union (CRTU) in association with heavy vehicles owners have stopped plying along Chozuba-Kohima via Kijumetou road and Chozuba-Kohima via Chetheba road since October 30. In a press release, CRTU informed the travellers that taxi service and commercial vehicles would be suspended till November 1 from 5am to 5pm. Further, the union has threatened to impose total bandh if the government failed to address the road issue within 20 days.

State observes breast cancer awareness event DC & DHS Kma informs public

DIMAPUR: In line with “world breast cancer awareness month”, Avon 1st Pay attention breast cancer awareness event under the theme “fight like a tribal girl” was organised by EZER mob on October 27 at Hotel Vivor. During the event, resource person, principal investigator Population Based Cancer Registry (PBCR), Dr. V.Khamo explained on how one could tackle and self-examine breast cancer. NE regional manager Avon, Deepshikha Borah, who graced the programme, elaborated on how Avon had been initiating in empowering women and supporting the fight against breast cancer. Earlier, the event started with a marathon run around heritage complex where 58 participants gathered in support, followed by bike awareness rally by the tribe motorcycle club in an around Kohima. Altogether 364 participants attended the programme.

Candlelight rosary procession at Viswema

DIMAPUR: A candlelight rosary procession was organised by Viswema Catholic Youth Association along with the Bethany Sisters of Viswema on October 29 night at Viswema. The programme was conducted outside R Khel Panchayat and ended at the Church. In an introductory speech, parish priest, Mary help of Christian parish Jakhama, Rev. father Charles D’ Sauza, spoke about the importance of praying the Rosary and that the Catholic communities do not worship Mary but that they honoured and respected her just as people honoured and respected their earthly mothers. Prominent church leaders like Krovil Benedict, Kronosa Cornelius, Rüküvito Peter, reverend senior Harsha BS and Vizole Cornelli also spoke on different topics based on Rosary and Mother Mary. Around 150 participated in the procession. The programme was led by Ahel Patrick and vote of thanks was delivered by Swedevikho Johnson.

DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner (DC) and chairman District Health Society (DHS) Kohima has informed all public residing under Kohima municipal jurisdiction (19 wards) that the National Urban Health Mission (NUHM) under the Directorate of Health & Family Welfare would be undertaking first of its kind community based activity on vulnerability mapping and assessment/diseases profiling for urban health from November 1 to 7. DC and DHS Kohima infomered that urban ASHAs, ANMs and Anganwadi workers would be conducting household

survey and interview head of the household to record data in a prepared survey format. In this regard, the general public have been requested to provide co-operation during the activity.

SDO Sadar Kohima appeals

SDO (C) Sadar Kohima, Moakumzuk Tzudir, has informed that the National Urban Health Mission (NUHM) has also asked all the colony residents to extend their cooperation to ensure accountability and active participation.

for Unity” from Chedema village junction to its HQ on Tuesday which was flagged off by Offg. Commandant, John Chinir. 93 Bn BSF Chedema informed that a pledge taking parade was organised at HQ 93 Bn BSF wherein commandant, Surinder Singh enlightened the jawans about the importance of unity of the nation and National Unity Day. The programme was followed by route march from HQ 93 Bn to New Medical College. Ex-BFS personnel, Church mem-

bers of Chedema, teachers and students of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV) Yakukie participated in the programme. SCHE: National Service Scheme (NSS) unit of Salesian College of Higher Education (SCHE) conducted college level drawing competition to mark the “National Unity Day” under the theme “National Unity” on Tuesday 31 at the college auditorium. A release by SCHE stated that NSS unit aimed to drive home the message of unity which was a

requisite for progress and harmony as the citizens strive to build a nation that caters to the welfare of every individual. The first prize was bagged by 2nd semester student, Mesavito Savino, second prize by 6th semester student, Hinoka K. Aomi and third prize by 2nd semester student Joshua G. Chisho. 82 students participated in the competition. The event was organized by SCHE NSS unit co-ordinators, Dr. Avinou, Lomi and T. Cholichem.

news in Brief CHS general meeting; directs: Chumukedima Hindu Society (CHS) has convened general meeting on November 2, 9 a.m. at CPO hall Chumukedima. Hindu public and Hindu business establishments (shops) under Chumukedima have been directed to completely close down their shops during general meeting. Strict attendance would be maintained during the meeting. In this regard, all member have been asked to give due importance and attend the meeting. DoSE informs in-service teachers: Principal Director, Directorate of School Education (DoSE), Smita Sarangi, has informed all the in-service teachers (both government & private) under classes (I – VIII) that as per Ministry of Human Resource Development, Department of School Education & Literacy directive, the registration for D. El. Ed course would be re-opened from November 1 to 7 to give a chance for those in-service teachers who have missed in applying for the course earlier. In this regard, all the concerned teachers have been asked to avail this opportunity and register for the course. DMC inform residents: Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) administrator, Moa Sangtam, has informed all the residents under Dimapur municipality that Residential Sanitary Tax (RST) payment receipt would be mandatory for issuance of any permit, licence, certificate etc. from the office of DMC w.e.f. November 1. NDMSA emergency meeting: Nagaland Directorate Ministerial Service Association (NDMSA) has convened emergency meeting representatives of NDMSA from each Government Directorate Offices in Nagaland on November 2, at 4 p.m. at the CANSSEA, Kohima conference hall. All registrars/ superintendents of the directorates have been requested to send two representatives each to attend the meeting. CAKSU executive meeting: Chakhro Angami Kuda Student’s Union (CAKSU) has convened an executive meeting on November 4, 10 a.m. at the Chakhro Angami Kuda Union (CAKU) office, Kacharigaon, Phevima. All former presidents and executive of CAKSU have been requested to attend the meeting. For further information, one has been asked to contact at 9774271368, 7085286630. DT Kohima co-ordination meeting: Directorate of Tourism (DT) Kohima, Government of Nagaland has convened co-ordination meeting on November 6, 11 a.m. at Directorate of Tourism conference hall Kohima in regard to the ensuing 18th Hornbill Festival 2017. All the Kohima representatives of Tribal Hohos/ organisations, representatives from department of Art & Culture, Horticulture, Youth Resources & Sports and Industries & Commerce have been asked to attend the co-ordination meeting. DDCC press conference: Dimapur District Congress Committee (DDCC) has called for a press conference on November 1 at 2 p.m. at Hotel Europa Inn, Golaghat road. Lost & found: Pulsar 180 (NL07J) engine number DJZCMDM84804 and chassis number M02A12DZ5DC M86194 has been found by Western Sumi Youth Front (WSYF) Toluvi. Rightful owners have been asked to claim the same by producing original documents from WSYF Toluvi office within seven days from the date of publication. Rightful owner has been asked to contact at 9856231396 and 8837303751.

Workshop on ‘gender operational strategy roll-out’ Training on organic farming in Longleng

Orientation workshop on gender operational strategy roll out in progress at Hotel Vivor, Kohima. DIMAPUR: With Nagaland being one among four states to pilot the process through Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM), an orientation workshop on “gender operational strategy roll-out” was held on October 25 at Hotel Vivor, Kohima along with field visits to Mokokchung and Jakhama block, Kohima respectively. Delivering the keyK

note address, NRLM Nagaland additional mission director, Azenuo Pienyü, stated that gender as a cross-cutting factor in uplifting women especially in rural areas was the key to the mission’s endeavours and therefore should be taken up with concerted efforts right from policy makers to grassroots workers. She also highlighted on the need to implement

gender mainstreaming in all areas so as to ensure inclusive and target-oriented interventions to mitigate challenges pertaining to women. NSRLM, COO (programs), M. Rollan Lotha, presented the status of NRLM programme implementation with focus on gender integration as cross cutting activity under various thematic of the state mission.

Delivering a speech on operational strategy on gender under NRLM, Usha Rani, also stressed on the need to bring in women in decision-making processes and policy changes and added that the first step towards this direction was to include the most vulnerable sections so as to give a sense of identity, solidarity and assurance of access to entitlements. She also added that gender policies ought to coexist with plans and programs of the government at various levels and in the context of NRLM, gender mainstreaming has to begin with the staff at mission management units. During the course of the interactive workshop, resource persons also apprised the trainees on the importance of integrating gender in all programmatic components and engaging key stakeholders in the implementation process. A series of sensitisation of key stakeholders and training of cutting edge staff and community cadres would be conducted dur-

ing the following months for rolling out of gender mainstreaming. The programme was chaired by SPM (KMC & Gender), Khriezovonuo Lhoungu and resource persons were lead IB/CB, HR & gender, NMMU NRLM Usha Rani, miss i o n m a n a ge r ge n d e r NRLM Seema Bhaskaran, national resource person on gender,Nagaland incharge Asha Ramesh and mission manager NIRD & PR NRLM cell Hyderabad Surekha Reddy. M e a n w h i l e, i n Mokokchung, a meeting was held with the Watsü Mungdang, the apex women organisation of Ao, where a number of pertinent issues on status of women in Nagaland were discussed. A meeting was also held at In Jakhama and Kohima with the Japfüphiki Thenuko Block Level Federation Committee (JTBLFC) members where issues on status of women as well as role of federations on gender were discussed.

Participants of organic farming under MOVCDNER at EPRC hall, Longleng. DIMAPUR: One day farmers’ training programme on organic farming under Mission Organic Chain Development for North East Region (MOVCDNER) programme was held on October 26 at EPRC hall, Longleng town the department of agriculture, Longleng. The training was organized for the selected organic cluster villages under the district focusing mainly on organic value chain development and formation of farmers’ producer organization. At the programme,

District Agriculture officer (DAO), Dr. D.K. Chetri, in his key note address, explained the importance of formation of organic farmer’s producer organization which will be registered under the Nagaland cooperative society Act. Exhorting the famers SDO (Civil) Longleng, D. Robin, said that Longleng district has a huge potential especially on crops like cardamom and ginger. A P M C L o n g l e n g, chairman, Angai Phom spoke on the importance of the organic farming while Agriculture Officer

(AO) and project in-charge Bonkam Phom gave the overview of the project in the district. L a t e r, d u r i n g t h e technical session ARCS Longleng, Chume Chang, explained in detail the procedure of registering the cooperative society and the benefits the farmers can avail by doing so. Earlier, the programme was chaired by SDAO Tamlu, Laklei Phom and vote of thanks was proposed by SDAO, Longleng K. Sohang SDAO. Altogether, 65 farmers and field staffs attended the programme. K

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NSCN (IM) Sumi region supports DIMAPUR: NSCN (I-M) Sumi region authority has extended its support to Awotsakilimi/ Lokobomi Joint Council (ALJC) ultimatum for road repair between kitsakita – viaAkuluto on or before November 15. In a press release, NSCN (I-M) Sumi region, secretary, Holuvi Shohe, has asked the the in-charge of National Highway Authority under the ministry of state R&B Nagaland to immediately verify the spot and repair the road as per ALJC’s demand. NSCN (I-M) Sumi region has also asked the in-charge of National Highway not to invite unnecessary harassment in near future.

Limawabang Aier, officials and the in-service teachers after the inaugural function at ATI Kohima on Tuesday. (NP) Correspondent KOHIMA, OCT 31 (NPN): Three-day Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) “in-service training for teachers of Science and Mathematics” which commenced on Tuesday at Administrative Training Institute, Kohima, aims to make the subjects more interesting and innovative for students. Addressing the teachers as chief guest, state mission director RMSA,

Limawabang Aier, said the training would focus on how to make learning an innovative experience for the students. He said the training would also focus on connecting school-based education to life outside the school so that learning science and mathematics subjects would be a joyful and meaningful activity for the students. The mission director also informed the teachers that RAMA would be sup-

plying mathematics kits to 161 government schools across Nagaland. In keynote address, RMSA, joint mission director, Visiezolie Yashii, said the objective of conducting training was to enable children to be motivated and engaged in Science, Mathematics & Technology (SMT) through observation, experimentation, inference drawing, model building, rational reasoning, testability etc. He said RMSA con-

ducts in-service training and workshops for science & mathematics teachers in order to arm them with the latest strategies in managing the subject matters so that they become interesting to students and also becomes the first loved subjects. The training aims at nurturing a spirit of enquiry and creativity love for science and mathematics and effective’s use of technology amongst children, added Yashii. He also encouraged

the teachers to create excitement, curiosity and spirit of exploration among the students while teaching mathematics and science. Yashii encouraged them to nurture schools to be incubators of innovation. The training also dwelt on the usage of technology in the school environment to teach science and mathematics subjects under Rashtriya Avishkar Abhiyan. Teachers from all the districts are attending the three days training.

3 SASU on EAC up-gradation issue DIMAPUR: Singti Area Students Union (SASU) on Tuesday reminded the state government over its previous representation to the Commissioner Nagaland, urging the latter to keep in abeyance the up-gradation of EAC Sitimi Hq to SDO (C). In a letter to the Commissioner Nagaland submitted through DC Kiphire, SASU executive chairman, Tsipise Antony and president, Atingse Sangtam said the union had clearly pointed out earlier of the “complex unresolved social issues”, which was an impediment towards any developmental activities. SASU said it had also asked the government to take note of the issues before proceeding to up-grade EAC Sitimi to SDO (C). In this regard, SASU said that the Sangtam villages under the administra-

tive umbrella of EAC Sitimi appealed to the government “to fully adhere to the laid down government norms, procedures and precedent while dealing with delicate social issues.” “Any move to pollute the social fabric that has been maintained for generation, will be a blot to sacred social justice,” SASU added. Therefore, SASU urged the government “to be extremely cautious and not to be swayed away by people with ‘conflict of interest’ in the interest of peace and order.” The proposal for upgradation of EAC Sitimi to SDO (C) should therefore be kept in abeyance, it said. SASU further warned that if the up-gradation of EAC Sitimi is taken up, the government would be held responsible for any unforeseen social complications or disorder arising out of it.

H&WF department aims to eliminate TB before 2025 Correspondent KOHIMA, OCT 31 (NPN): Ministry of health and family welfare’s National Strategic Plan (NSP) 2017-2025 for Tuberculosis elimination in India, has set a goal of “achieving a rapid decline in burden of TB, morbidity and mortality while working towards elimination of TB by 2025,” in this regard, Nagaland Health and Family Welfare (H&WF) department said the state could achieve the target before 2025. Speaking at the launching programme of “daily regime for Tuberculosis (TB) patients” at the directorate of H&WF on Tuesday, principal secretary

H&WF, Menokhol John, said though the target to eradicate TB was set by 2025, with commitment and cooperating from all sectors, Nagaland could achieve the target before 2025. In this regard, the principal secretary called upon staff and officers of H&WF to recommit themselves so that Nagaland could achieve the target 10 years ahead of the set target. John also said that the launching of daily regime TB was significant for the Revised National TB Control Programme (RNTCP). He said they should take up the challenge to eliminate TB in the state. Speaking on “shift from

intermittent to daily regimen”, state TB officer RNTCP, Dr. K.T Lotha, said the National TB Control Programme (NTCP) was initiated in 1962 and was originally designed from domiciliary treatment using self administered standard daily drug regimen. He said in 1997, RNTCP was launched as a national programme and expanded throughout India in phase wise manner. In Nagaland, he said RNTCP was launched on December 1, 2002 with the WHO recommending DOTS, twice a week regime. Lotha said with the launch of the daily regime from trice a week regime to daily regime for

TB patients, TB patients would not get fixed combination of four drugs/three drugs in a specific dosage in a single pill. He added that drugs would be administered in a more scientific manner according to patient weight and that it would be made available to both public and private TB patients, free of cost, across the state. Lotha then appealed the officers to remain unite and eliminate TB in Nagaland by 2025. The launching programme was chaired by additional director H&FW, Dr. Vikeye Losou and attended by officers and staffs of RNTCP. DP-11326

NNC/GDRN (N/A) appeals for prayer

DIMAPUR: Naga National Council/Government Democratic Republic of Nagaland (NNC/GDRN-Non Accord) has appealed for prayer for the 3rd round of ongoing peace talks between 6 NNPGs Working Committee and Government of India scheduled to be held from October 31 to November 3 at New Delhi. In a press release, NNC/ GDRN (Non Accord) MIP kilonser, Khehoto Rochill, informed that NNC/GDRN (Non Accord) is represented by its president, Kiumukam Yim-

chunger and political affairs kilonser, Shihoto I Yesca. NNC/GDRN (Non Accord) has requested all ranks and files of NNC/GDRN (Non Accord), church leaders, believers from different denominations in Nagaland to unite in prayer for the representatives of 6 NNPGs and Government of India “to come up with the successful meeting, genuinely acceptable to the Nagas determining for self indentify and prosperity based in its historical and political right”.

Hectic preparations on for ABAM revival

ABAM ‘Ao Kin Asentenshi’ revival hall been prepared for the ‘mega revival’ at the Imkongmeren Sports Complex, Tuesday. (NP)

Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 31 (NPN): Hectic preparations are on at Imkongmeren Sports Complex, Mokokchung town for the much awaited “Ao Kin Asentenshi” to begin from November 1. Around 10, 000 Aos from across the state and beyond are expected to attend the “Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang (ABAM) “mega revival” which is set to commence on Wednesday from 4 p.m. onwards. Mokokchung Town Baptist Arogo (MTBA) Pastor and convener of the revival, Rev. Ponen Longchar, informed that the revival would be streamed live on YouTube Channel - “Ao Kin Asentenshi” and on Facebook page “mtbamokokchung”. He said the revival K Y M C

scheduled to be held from November 1-3 would commence at 4 p.m. on November 1 for which all Ao churches across the state have been requested to toll the church bell at 3 p.m. signifying the commencement of the revival. Rev. Ponen said from November 2-3, the day would start with prayer service from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and revival from 10 a.m. onwards. Since the programme was interdenominational, he hoped that the congregation at the revival would be “tremendous”. MTLT asks youths to attend revival Mokokchung Town Lanur Telongjem (MTLT) has called upon all the youths in Mokokchung town to attend revival organised by Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang

(ABAM). In a press statement, MTLT said the “mega revival” which is being held after many years would be a time for healing, a time for blessing and a gracious opportunity to rededicate live as true Christians. MTLT has extended its prayers and support to the ABAM and also expressed gratitude to the ABAM for organising the timely revival at a time when the society is going through uncertain times. MTLT has urged all the youths of Mokokchung town to actively partake in the revival programme and be blessed so that as enlightened and blessed Christian youths they could achieve greater heights while working for the welfare and development of the society. K Y M C

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Manipur Cong to stage protest against demonetization, GST

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IMPHAL, Oct 31: Opposition Congress in Manipur Tuesday announced a public rally in Imphal on November 8 next as part of nationwide protests against ‘twin torpedoes’ of demonetization and GST. Addressing a news conference, Manipur Pradesh Congress president TN Haokip said that the party has decided to join the countrywide protests against last year’s demonetization move and the Goods and Services Tax on November 8, the day the note ban was announced last year. All India Congress Committee (AICC) had already announced the protest under the banner “Bhugat Raha Hai Desh” (the country is suffering). Expressing surprise that the government was “celebrating” the first anniversary of note ban on November 8, Haokip said,

“We are confused what is there to celebrate.” The Centre will observe November 8 or demonetization anniversary as “antiblack money day.” Haokip reminded that 105 people lost their life while standing in queue at the banks and post offices to exchange their old notes after the sudden demonetization of Rs 1000 and Rs 500 notes by the Modi government on November 8 night. “Among them was a 70-year-old Akoijam Modhu of Manipur who fainted while waiting for his turn to exchange the old notes. He died on the spot,” he said. While the people were yet to be relieved from the woes of demonetization, the BJP-led NDA government added another suffering to the people by implementing Goods and Service Tax (GST), he alleged. “Demonetization combined with GST caused

the collapse of country’s economy,” he said while reminding former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh’s war ning to the Central government on the consequences of the new tax regime. Haokip claimed that the new tax regime had badly affected the working class people of the country as most of the companies have closed down due to financial crunch. Farmers and common people were most affected by the move of the Central government, he alleged. In short, people of the country are suffering because of misrule of the BJP-led NDA government, he went on to allege. Asserting that the scheduled protest is not a party matter, Haokip appealed all like-minded political parties and even leaders and workers of ruling parties who are against the demonetization and GST regime to come out and take part in the public protest.

Sikkim’s first airport ready for operation New Delhi, Oct 31 (Agencies): After years of delay, Pakyong Airport – the first public airbase in Sikkim – is ready for operation. According to state government sources, the inauguration has been fixed for November 30 and “a request to the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) has been sent to seek availability of Narendra Modi for the function”. “As soon as the Airports Authority of India gave us the go ahead for the date, we wrote to the PMO seeking time from the prime minister. We have not got any confirmation in this regard yet,” sources said. Chief minister, Pawan Kumar Chamling, is set to visit New Delhi on November 7 to take part in the 19th Organic World Congress to be held between November 9 and 11. “The CM will be the key speaker in the event where PM Modi will also be present. The CM will extend the invitation personally to the PM too,” according to sources in the government.

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Sonowal calls for rejuvenating ATDA

Guwahati, Oct 31 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal Tuesday directed Welfare of Plain Tribes and Backward Caste Department to rejuvenate the Assam Tribal Development Authority (ATDA), an official release said. The chief minister said this can be done by identifying tribal communities and their population which fall outside the jurisdiction of the BTAD and Autonomous Councils of the state. The chief minister’s direction will benefit many small tribal communities living outside the administrative jurisdiction of the BTAD and the councils, the release said. As per an earlier amendment of the Assam Tribal Development Authority Act, 1983, the ATDA was mandated to work for the tribal people living outside the BTAD and Autonomous Councils of the state. As ATDA remained dormant for past several years, it severely hit many small tribal communities. “The tribal people are the sons of the soil. They are the precious jewels in the socio-cultural mosaic of the state. The government of Assam is committed to ensure social Assam Chief Minister security and development of each of the tribal comSarbananda Sonowal had munity,” the release quoted laid the foundation stone Sonowal as saying. of the Rs 1300 crore food park in presence of Patanjali Ayurved founder Ramdev on November 6 last year. The food park is situated near the Assam Industrial Development Corporation complex, about 15 km from Tezpur town. Spread over 990 acres in Pakyong village – about 35 km from the state capital of Gangtok – the airport has reportedly been built at a cost of Rs 300 crore. It is the first greenfield airstrip to be constructed in the Northeast and will be among the five highest airports in the country at 4,700 feet. Approved by the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs in 2008, the airport was initially planned to be completed by 2012. The project, however, failed to meet quite a few deadlines due to opposition from locals on the issue of compensation for their land, which then led to litigation. The Sikkim high court ruled in favour of the affected families. Besides boosting tourism in Sikkim, an operational airport would be a huge relief to the people of the Himalayan state in terms of fast connectivity, as their nearest airport until now was 124 km away at Bagdogra in Jalpaiguri district of West Bengal.

Engineering student from Manipur commits suicide Greater Noida, Oct 31 (PTI): An engineering student from Manipur allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself at his rented accommodation at Kasna here, police said Tuesday The body of Vijendra Mog Jam (22) was found hanging from the window grill at his Sector Beta 2 residence by the police last evening, Superintendent of Police (Rural) Suniti Singh said. He was a B.Tech student at IILM college and was living with two friends, who had both gone to Delhi when he took the extreme

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Protest over Patanjali food park workers’ release Tezpur, Oct 31 (PTI): Workers engaged in the under construction Patanjali food park in Sonitpur district Tuesday held a protest meeting alleging that local employees were being replaced by outsiders. The workers protested in front of the main gate of Patanjali Mega Herbal Food Park at Ghoramari

and alleged that they were released from their respective jobs from today and were replaced by people from outside the state. The demonstrators claimed that over 85 employees have been released without citing any reason and 60 workers from outside Assam have taken their place. The agitators later

submitted a memorandum to Sonitpur district administration demanding justice. Sonitpur Deputy Commissioner Manoj Kumar Deka, however, said the new appointees were not from outside Assam. Those 85 persons were engaged by a security agency and as their service was not satisfactory, Patanjali

engaged its own security personnel hailed from Assam and not from outside the state, Deka told PTI. Some of the new workers are even from Tezpur, he said. The authorities of the Patanjali Mega Herbal Food Park at Ghoramari could not be contacted despite several attempts.

step, she said, adding the neighbours informed the police about the incident. A suicide note was also recovered from the room, police said. “He stated that nobody is to be blamed for his death. He addressed his parents saying he could not become the good boy they wished him to be,” an official said. His room mates told the police he was looking depressed since the last few days. Though they asked him if he was facing any problem, he did not disclose anything to them, they said.

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VISWEMA GAZETTED OFFICERS’ KROTHO VISWEMA VILLAGE, KOHIMA DISTRICT, NAGALAND

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The Yimchungrü Akherü Arihako (YAA), with immense pride and honour conveys heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their outstanding achievements in the recently declared NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services and CTS Exam 2016 conducted by the NPSC; 1. Shri. Toking Yimchunger, Extra Assistant Commissioner 2. Smti. Tsusola T Yimchunger, Secretariat Assistant 3. Shri. L Johan, Junior Divisional Accountant 4. Mr. Tsuamki L Yimchunger, Junior Soil Conservation Ofﬁcer 5. Mr. Limtsumong Tikhir, Computer Programmer YAA also congratulates the following incumbents S.Os on being promoted to Economics & Statistics Ofﬁcer (ESO), (Class-I Gazetted) under the Economics & Statistics Department. 1. 2. 3. 4.

Shri. R. Thsanso Yimchunger Shri. M. Akang Yimchunger Smti. H. Ayimla Esther Yimchunger Shri. Tsupithong Y Yimchunger

YAA extends sincere appreciation for bringing laurels to the community and wishes the best in their new assignment. Sd/ACHUNG JANGLEH General Secretary

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Sd/S YANSOMONG President

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PRESS STATEMENT

Dated 23rd Oct. 2017

We are constrained to re-affirm our Press Note in Nagaland Post dated the 7 Sept. 2017 and to counteract/clarify the rejoinder of the Sirhima (Kuki) village GB and 2 others dated the 14 Sept 2017 and also to make our stand clear to the public and all concerned for proper understanding towards peaceful co-existence. Our stand as published earlier is forever unwavering and true, accepted by one and all. Any distortion/disruption or challenge to the founding history of Mengupheju (Sirhima village) by Hieme and Netseyi of Mezoma village is viewed with utmost seriousness and will be objected tooth and nail. Regarding the 14th Sept 2017 rejoinder by Sirhima village GB and two others, the present Sirhima village established during 1905 by Kukis within our forefather's founded land (the erstwhile Mengupheju) centuries ago during unrecorded pre-British period. The CPO’s judgement under case No. 4/95 dated the 5th July 1995 referred by Sirhima village GB and party, in the first place, was a land ownership suit over Sirhima village between Hieme and Netseyi of Mezoma and those of Khonoma in the court of CPO and it has nothing to do with the Sirhima Kukis. Subsequent order to this effect was issued which states that Quote “Kukis are nomadic tribe and every Kuki village in Angami area established…with the permission of Angamis and therefore the Kukis cannot be recognised as a land owner under any circumstances”. It is detrimental to peaceful co-existence for these so called Kukis who came from the South-East, to be contradicting/challenging the Angami Youth Organisation (AYO) and also the Chakhro Public Organization (CPO), by way of twisting Angami customary law and using most unqualified terms such as ‘no right over the ownership of the land of Sirhima by virtue of customs and practices’ .... ’false and misleading claim’.....’Unwarranted statement’.... ’misleading and confusion’ .... ’abandoned land’, etc. meted out to their generous original land owners. Be it known to Sirhima Village GB and party, that we are very much living in our founded land Mengupheju (Sirhima area), and the Village land is never abandoned (as claimed by them), never purchased by any because we have never sold our founded land to any, nor have we ever been subjugated by anyone to claim our land. The Sirhima Kukis should peacefully co-exist with the Angamis and CPO willingly abide by the traditional goodwill, understanding and factual history. Their habitual use of inflammatory/contradictory/unqualified terms will only suggest to their ostensible scheming of episodes like the early 1990’s Angami-Kuki issue. We hope some of the intellectual persons from the village will understand our principle of goodwill and peaceful co-existence so as to avoid further unwanted fury of the APO/ AYO, the CPO, and our people by refraining from further counter rejoinder. Last but the most, this press statement would be the final words by the undersigned pertaining to Sirhima village land ownership and no further counter rejoinder will be entertained but will be taken as a serious challenge to our historical stand and the person involved will be solely responsible for any untoward incident.

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(HIETUO SIRIE) For Hieme and Netseyi of Mezoma

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The Viswema Gazetted Ofﬁcers’ Krotho (VGOK), with great honour, is proud to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Vithwel Kweho, S/o Vobvü Kweho, for clearing the NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services examination 2016, conducted by NPSC and coming out successfully as Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC). We wish him more success in all his future endeavours. VITSOZOL CHAYA Secretary Viswema Gazetted Ofﬁcer’s Krotho Viswema Village

PUVIL KIKHI President Viswema Gazetted Ofﬁcer’s Krotho Viswema Village

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We, the Thahekhu Village Block-5 Welfare Society with pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for their success in the recently declared NPSC Exam. 1. Mr. Vikavi Z. Assumi, S/o Mr. Zheito G. Assumi & Mrs. Xukhuli, to the post of Secretariat Assistant (Personnel & Administrative Reforms) 2. Mr. Avikishe Sema, S/o Mr. Ahovi Khujumi & Mrs. Hutoli, to the post of Secretariat Assistant (Personnel & Administrative Reforms). 3. Miss. Leah V. Achumi, D/o Mr. Vitoshe Achumi & Mrs. Zhetoli, to the post of Agriculture Inspector (Agri Department) Further the Society wishes them the best in all their future endeavour. May God continue to bestow His blessings upon them. Chairman Secretary Kiheto Aye I. Ghonito Assumi

Zhadima Village Women Society Goodwill Mission

Zhadima Village Women Society (ZVWS) as part a goodwill mission towards the lesser privileged people in the society visited various homes including, Old Age Home, Kohima, Bright Morning Star Orphanage Home and Kohima Orphanage and Destitute Home on October 29, 2017. During their visit, ZVWS donated varieties of vegetables and other essential needs to the inmates of the various homes. ZVWS would like to profusely thank 10 NAP IR, Zhadima, Commandant, R Tetseo, for providing necessary transportation to the society which enabled the mission a grand success. President, ZVWS Bunuo Kuotsu

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CLARIFICATION The NPF Pughoboto Division would like to clarify that Shri. Zhuwoto Kiba who claim himself as a President of NPF Pughoboto Division, is not even a Primary Member of NPF. Besides he is a person without any political stability and commitment. Therefore, it is pertinent to clarify, that there is only genuine NPF Pughoboto Division President, that is Shri. Kughakhu Sheqi, who is duly approved by Active Members of NPF Pughoboto Division and forwarded to NPF Central Ofﬁce Kohima and appointed in General Convention 2015 held at I.G Stadium Kohima for a term of 5 years. AHOVI SWU Vice President NPF Pughobot Division

HOTOSHE SHEQI General Secretary NPF Pughobot Division

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T h e L h o m i t h i Vi l l a g e Students' Union and STH Lhomithi Village takes immense pleasure to congratulate Miss. Zhimoholi Zhimomi, D/o. Sukhai Zhimomi on being crowned Miss Dimapur 2 nd Runners up. We wish her the best in life.

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Sonia attacks Modi govt, says intolerance rising

The speech was read out in her absence by her son and Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi. The award was conferred on Krishna by former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Rahul Gandhi. Sonia Gandhi said the idea of India that Indira Gandhi fought for has been thrown fundamentally into question â€œby the rising intolerance that we are witnessing todayâ€?. â€œA view of Indianness that is one-sided, discriminatory, even warped, is being thrust upon us. The countryâ€™s heritage is now in the hands of those who are bent upon rewriting history, imposing falsehood and unscientific ideas on our people and stifling independent thinking.â€? â€œThe liberal, tolerant Indian ethos that Indira Gandhi embodied in her life and beliefs is openly rejected and repudiated. The precious idea of national integration has never been more necessary than today,â€? she said. Sonia Gandhi said this year also marks the centennial anniversary of Indira

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Safeer Karim IPS cadre controlling authority reserves the right to dismiss him on this ground, if he does not come up with a satisfactory explanation for his alleged misconduct,â€? said a senior Central government official. The Modi government has adopted a stern approach not only towards IPS officers embroiled in cases relating to criminal acts, misconduct and corruption, but also IPS probationers who fail to clear all the papers, including the mandatory fitness test, during their basic training course. It had in 2016 discharged two IPS officers Kusum Punia, a 2010 batch officer of Jharkhand cadre, and Kumar Gautam from West Bengal cadre, from service on this very ground. However, the two were later reinstated following an intervention by home minister Rajnath Singh.

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CHANDIGARH, OCT 31 (AGENCIES): Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh has criticized the central governmentâ€™s â€œunprecedentedâ€? decision to rope in the Indian Army for rebuilding the Elphinstone bridge in Mumbai as deplorable and an admission of the failure of the government and the Indian Railways. He was reacting to reports that the Army will be roped in while building a new bridge at Elphinstone station and at two other suburban train stations in Mumbai. Terming the move atrocious, Amarinder suggested that the Centre and state governments should put their own resources at the disposal of the Railways if the situation was so urgent and serious. In a statement on Tuesday, Amarinder said the Armyâ€™s job is to train for war and protect the countryâ€™s borders, not to build bridges and clean the roads, warning against the serious implications of such misuse of the Indian Armed Forces by utilizing their services for non-emergency civilian jobs. â€œWhatever the urgency of the situation, it does not merit such a decision, which would have adverse long-term implications as it could encourage the civilian

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Gandhiâ€™s birth and was an occasion to celebrate her life and remember her role in strengthening the foundations built by our founding fathers. Indira Gandhi, she said, led India through major transformations and in her 16-year long battle against poverty and social injustice, she gave her all to make the country self-reliant in agriculture, industry and technology. â€œShe fought for the unity and integrity of the nation, stood for an India where distinctions of caste and creed, religion and region, would be eradicated.â€? Sonia Gandhi said that after Operation Bluestar, when she was advised to transfer some bodyguards out of her service, she refused, saying that she would not judge anyone on the basis of religion. â€œShe paid for her principles with her life, but never compromised with her faith in India and her people.â€? The Congress President said the award is given to those whose work seeks to protect and project the very soul of this land. â€œUnity and peace, not division and conflict, are the lights that guided our awardees, in thought as well as action just as they guided her.â€?

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ndia today is no longer what most would think or hope it would or should be as surgical propaganda strikes aimed at the core of liberal India has literally set the cat among the pigeons. After 2014, India has been battered by a systematic and consistent attack against liberal and pluralist values, both of which most people had taken for granted. Today there appears to be a dominant ideology of homogeneity which attempts to paint India with the same brush and color. For right wing extremists in India, Pakistan is the symbol of everything gone bad because of the imposition of the dominant Muslim religion. That is not untrue since a mullah in Pakistan wields the power to declare jihad and even issue a fatwa. The hostility between hardcore Muslims of Pakistan and hardcore Hindus in India seem to be like a natural instinct given the fact that extremists on both sides had done what they wanted to do during the ugly partition period. If a mullah in Pakistan has the authority to call for a jihad or announce a fatwa, the same is with any pandit or guru in India in seeking for righting the wrong of the past against Muslims. The gau rakshaks, love jihad and terrorism appear to be justification for the horrible inhuman acts in recent months. Justifying such acts as being the trait of any nationalist and also an act of patriotism against those who reject or oppose their ideology cannot be acceptable as much as the free world rejects the ideology of terrorism. There facts that are being distorted for political ideology such as the idea of India through the prism of those who reject the nation’s diversity. Such ideologues who want to erase Indian history maintain that unity cannot be achieved with diversity. For them unity is one and that suits and justifies their interpretation as one India, one culture and one people. The fact is that Hinduism may be as diverse a religion that the majority follow and whose practises can greatly differ .However political opportunists have been using religion to divide the nation and exploit it for their interests without realising that such actions can be potentially very harmful for the nation when suppressed minorities are forced to feel unwelcome and are alienated. Urban India especially the Hindi belt has been gripped by fear of the unknown. This happens gives rise to communalism which results from a breakdown of common consciousness based on the idea of plurality and of social integration. ‘Fear of the other’ is something which acts as a catalyst in the process of communal riots. The fear is fed by a clever advertising the sense of insecurity among the communities. Through sustained efforts the fear or suspicion gets successfully injected and becomes almost impossible to get rid of it. Interestingly the man wrenched out of history- Sadar Patel-a hardcore Congressman and whose name is being used to overshadow Nehru, had this to say about RSS: “But don’t forget, so had Hitler’s Nazis and the fascists under Mussolini …it (the RSS) is a communal body with a totalitarian outlook.” It is unfortunate that when India should have marched ahead with confidence as a world leader, today it is being polarised and divided because democracy had allowed it to happen.

DailyDevotion The Trial of Faith If you have faith as a mustard seed…nothing will be impossible for you. —Matthew 17:20 We have the idea that God rewards us for our faith, and it may be so in the initial stages. But we do not earn anything through faith— faith brings us into the right relationship with God and gives Him His opportunity to work. Yet God frequently has to knock the bottom out of your experience as His saint to get you in direct contact with Himself. God wants you to understand that it is a life of faith, not a life of emotional enjoyment of His blessings. The beginning of your life of faith was very narrow and intense, centered around a small amount of experience that had as much emotion as faith in it, and it was full of light and sweetness. Then God withdrew His conscious blessings to teach you to “walk by faith” (2 Corinthians 5:7). And you are worth much more to Him now than you were in your days of conscious delight with your thrilling testimony. Faith by its very nature must be tested and tried. And the real trial of faith is not that we find it difficult to trust God, but that God’s character must be proven as trustworthy in our own minds. Faith being worked out into reality must experience times of unbroken isolation. Never confuse the trial of faith with the ordinary discipline of life, because a great deal of what we call the trial of faith is the inevitable result of being alive. Faith, as the Bible teaches it, is faith in God coming against everything that contradicts Him— a faith that says, “I will remain true to God’s character whatever He may do.” The highest and the greatest expression of faith in the whole Bible is— “Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him” (Job 13:15).

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Can interlocutor help solve Kashmir?

overnment of India has appointed Dineshwar Sharma, former Intelligence Bureau Chief as interlocutor to find a solution of the Kashmir’s problems. This is not the first time that such an exercise is being conducted. New Delhi has had interlocutors in the past. Then instead of officials, ministers were appointed so that issue could get urgency as well as an immediate attention. But nothing came out of these exercises. The Kashmiri leaders wanting more than what New Delhi would offer. There was no meeting point. Talks covered the gamut of problems. But two sides were so distant from each other that the dialogue would not go very far. The Kashmiris want the Valley to be converted into sovereign Islamic republic. This is something which India cannot give because it does not think that Kashmir is a disputed territory. It is considered part of Indian union. I have visited Srinagar as an interlocutor many a times but I could not offer anything near what they wanted.

What has disappointed me is that the disappearance of grey area, which was visible till a couple of years ago. The stances have hardened so much so that even social contacts between Muslims and Hindus have got snapped. I am sorry to bring in personal example. In the past, Yasin Malik would invite me to his house for dinner and conduct me to his house through the labyrinth of lanes. True, he has turned what is called a ‘separatist’. But I vainly waited for a word from him. I do not believe that he did not know about my presence in Srinagar. The Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front he heads has posted his men at the airport to know who comes to the valley from India and elsewhere. Yasin Malik gets the “separatists” feedback. I had Yasin’s fast unto death broken on the condition that I would personally conduct a probe into human rights violations by the Indian security forces. He agreed to my supervision instead of the Amnesty International probe and broke the fast. We pro-

duced a report and found a secular and democratic Yasin’s allegations mostly India. No amount of oppocorrect. The report was sition should swerve them quoted widely by Pakistan from their commitment. If to the embarrassment of they change, it means that Indian government. But this their earlier stance was only only makes. a façade. True, Yasin says that This holds good for he is not an Indian. But the entire India. We are our relain the midst of tionship challenges to Kuldip Nayar was not the very idea, on the basis of nationality. propounded by Mahatma Can bitterness snap even Gandhi and Jawaharlal personal bonds? Should I Nehru, who won us freepresume that I wrongly as- dom. It pains me to see that sumed certain things and some voices have begun that personal relations have to appreciate the ideas of no meaning in the face of Naturam Godse, who killed political exigencies did only the Mahatma. Were India Kashmir behind us. to question its ethos, the To cite another ex- Muslim-dominated Kashample of how personal mir would feel insecure. A relationships are pushed Kashmiri Muslim engineer, into the background for who dropped me at the political purposes, another airport, told how he was Kashmiri leader Shabir suspect even at a liberal Shah is changed person place like Bangalore and today. He was like my chela harassed by the police. (disciple). He was then proParties have reduced India. He has changed into politics to the identification a staunch opponent. Yet, I on the basis of caste and redo not know why personal ligion. People should assert relations should die. Is it the themselves through liberal price that I have to pay for a organizations or leaders and change in Shabir’s ideas? ensure that the poison of Kashmir, no doubt, re- religion and caste does not quires attention, especially spread. If the nation fails, for those who believe in Kashmir and many other

parts of India may flounder in the muddy waters of religion. It is in the interest of Kashmiris not to disturb the status quo until they can have something better. This is possible if the three parties, India, Pakistan and the people in Kashmir, come together for a dialogue. New Delhi is not prepared for that because Islamabad has gone back on its promise not to allow its territory to be used by terrorists. This was also agreed upon when Pakistan was under General Musharraf ’s rule. He went to Agra and almost signed an agreement with Prime Minster Atal Behari Vajpayee, until news had leaked, that India’s then Information Minister Sushma Swaraj changed the draft agreement omitting Kashmir from the text. Since then the two countries have stayed distant. Mushraff ’s misadventure at Kargil only has aggravated the matter further. It must be said to the credit of Atal Behari Vajpayee that he took a bus to Lahore. I was sitting behind him when he showed me New Delhi’s telegram which

said that several Hindus had been killed near Jammu. He said he did not know how the country would react about his trip to Lahore but he was determined to pick up the thread with Nawaz Sharif. The rest is history. The Indus Water Treaty can be replaced with another treaty but the consent of Pakistan is necessary. When it has not been willing to allow getting electricity from the run of the river it is difficult to imagine that it would agree to the use of rivers in the Indus system even though water from them is pouring into the Arabian Sea without being used for either irrigation or hydroelectric projects. There is a tendency in Pakistan to link everything with Kashmir, which is a complicated problem and it would take many years to solve. The revision of Indus Water Treaty, which can satisfy both the countries, would add to the peace prospects. Let the treaty be discussed separately. The rest can follow. The only point to be taken into account is how the two countries can span the distance between them.

Post-mortem

The broken vessel

ost Nagas began their life’s journey from villages. The serene life of the village goes on with songs and laughter. The chirping of the birds, the children and women fetching water from the common pond, the dogs and chickens running around the house make the scene ever beautiful. Most people love to dwell in the countryside rather than living in the dusty towns and cities. This is so because there is sacredness of life in the village. Respect for life and belongings of others are highly valued in all Naga villages. Nagas stood united in many important events prior the independence of India. Such unity brought fears into the mind of the foreigners who planned to intrude upon the territory. Some villages stood their ground against such intrusions. This was the life of the Nagas. But it has become too historical to be practiced by the present generation due to diverse individualistic life which is paralyzing the Naga society. The vessel is breaking down with the passage of time. The political life of the Nagas can be well structured into two phases; namely, independent and dependent phase. The independent phase saw the life of the Nagas as well organized, lacking none, yet heading for brighter future. People ate and drank what they get from fields and live a happy social life. They were much independent. Even without the help and support of the Central Government, they were able to feed their families with the best nutrients of food and good values. Nagas did not buy any values from the Govern-

ment of India. With the dawn of dependent era, the Nagas (political life) began to borrow and buy the life style of the central Government and thus stuck its head inside. The other parts of the body is scattered in the museum as vintage elements. We depend on the central Government from morning to evening. With the growth of rapid dependency, there emerged some giants who fed themselves from the blood of the Nagas. In the name of improving the life of the Nagas, many leaders became vampires. They drink from both ends. The Government of Nagaland appear like a ragged beggar in front of the central Government but live like Kings and Queens in Nagaland. Where do we get what we get is so alike and confusing. When will Nagas remove its head from New Delhi and see the reality of the life of Nagas. The head has the ability to see the North and the South, the East and the West. The extra zeal to see forward will leave behind thousands of Nagas who are already disabled by the structure of political life. A brief interaction with people of any sort will make you realize that Nagas are frustrated with the present political structure. Some kind of epidemics has invaded the Nagas. Many social and political activists are searching for some remedies and solutions to this existing disease. The medicine is within Nagaland, yet no one knows where Nagaland is because Nagas has sold themselves off in dismay in many ways. (To be concluded) Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, Kohima, (tisislawkhing@gmail.com)

Students’ manifesto: Make your own history

(From previous issue) When it’s all said and done, what I want you, dear students and youths, to remember is that you are special, you are unique. Remember this always. Students and youths in Nagaland are very gifted and talented, they are second to none. Yet, you are unable to fully develop and apply your talents because our society is backward and is in such a socio-economic shambles that your potentials are wasted. You were born and have grown up in a society where even small words of encouragements, such as “you did a good job”, “you can achieve your goals,” “no matter what, you can do the impossible,” “we believe in your talent,” are exceedingly rare; where genuine goodwill and prays are too scarce; where people are always ready to jump on your failures; where people resent you and are jealous simply because you have achieved something small even at schools, colleges, and universities; and where societal conditions prompt you to carry on the old ways of division, suspicion, resentment, jealousy, and toxic antagonism over state resources by masking it under the ill-understood cultural axiom: ‘traditional customs and practices.’ I am sure that there have been times when you might have felt discouraged and disheartened to find students and youths across India and the developed world attaining honors and accomplishing achievements—be they in a technological field, or securing academic scholarships to study abroad, or securing jobs with MNCs, etc. However, remember that given all the resources across India and abroad, it is only

typical to expect such honors and achievements—whatever they may be—from those who have access to it. It is Easy for anyone—given enough interest—having access to world-class resources, facilities, and services to accomplish something. But, it is a whole different issue when you have no resources and facilities, such as in Nagaland. When students and youths have no access to appropriate facilities, how can they accomplish anything? Yet, the most powerful and beautiful thing is that if you, dear students and youths in Nagaland, can achieve something, even small achievements, despite having no access to suitable facilities and resources, now that is something Admirable, something Great. It is Greater than those achievements made by students and youths in India or anywhere else in the developed world because you have done and achieved something out of nothing. That is Special, that is a Gift. And only you, dear students and youths, have that potential, that special gift to do something impossible; to correct the mistakes of the past generations and to create a society that could have never been imagined by your elders. Go and create your history, your society. Dear students and youths, it has fallen unto you to preserve our society. You now have the ultimate responsibility to preserve not just the society, but most importantly to preserve the people living within this society. The task that awaits you is indeed herculean, but the reward is that much greater. You were born and brought up in this society that is not of your own making, but the makings of others. The societal conditions in which

The Framework Agreement: A second political umbrella for Nagaland?

o begin with, an umbrella has no roots or legs to stand on its own feet. An umbrella has to be always held by somebody in order to function. On July 26, 1960, the government of India gave such a political umbrella to some 19 Nagas of the Naga People’s Convention. This was done so that these people could hold India’s political umbrella over the people of Nagaland. The geographical area of the Nagaland state of India that came into existence as a result was a four legged state with one leg hanging in Assam, another in Manipur, another in Arunachal Pradesh and the last leg in Nagaland. As for integration of all these Naga territories under one political umbrella, the issue was kept in abeyance. Fifty seven years later in 2017if what Khekiyie had disclosed in the paper is based on factual documents of the Framework Reader’s note: Articles

agreement- then it seems that Nagaland is all set to be given a second Indian political umbrella. This second umbrella this time, will be held by the Apex Naga Hoho (ANH) with statutory powers over all Naga inhabited territories in Nagaland, Assam, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh. One hopes every reader knows what “Statutory powers” means. Statutory powers means written down laws that has been passed by the Legislature of a country which can even be imposed by the use of force. Now if such a political umbrella with statutory powers is going to be given to the ANH by the Indian government, then the ANH will become India’s Regent ruler over all Naga citizens in the a fore mentioned four states of India.(For details of the sweeping statutory powers, see Khekiyie’s write up in Nagaland Post, dated October 30, 2017). Here, if we or letters published in any of the

carefully analyze the powers of the Chairman of the ANH, we will discover a “Naga dictator” sitting on top of the ANH with the title of Yaruiwo. If the Framework Agreement with its delegated authority to the ANH is finally imposed on all Naga citizens, then Nagas will ultimately find themselves incarcerated in a prison made by some of its own fellow Nagas. As opposed to all these possible consequences, the Naga national stand as stated in the memorandum to the Simon Commission of 1929 was a simple “Leave us alone”. This meant; we did not want an Indian or Burmese or even an Assamese or Manipuri or Arunachali umbrella hovering over us with India’s backing. What we ultimately wanted was the open blue skies of liberty and freedom hovering over our lands. Kaka D. Iralu, Mission Compound, Kohima

you find yourselves are created by generations that placed selfinterests and divisions above the well-being of a society in which we call Home. Don’t fight over wrongdoings you did not commit, against those who weren’t even alive to be offended when you were born. The past animosities, as well as the ancient hatreds and grudges, are not the doing of your generation, nor should your generation add-on to the injuries of the past. Make a new history and hence new relations among people in our society. Ultimately, have courage, patience, modesty, honesty, understanding, and, most importantly, Love, for the task is not easy, and the road is arduous, filled with insurmountable obstacles, potholes, and alluring temptations (for the present politicians and societal leaders will surely entice you, implicitly or explicitly, with money, political power, status, etc.; so that you may become their newest recruits of minions). Don’t be a passive observer, be an active participant to make history, to make your own path, your own future. Don’t be part of history that is not of your own making. Create a society that is better than at present. May the Heavens bless you with wisdom and knowledge and guide you in this difficult journey ahead. Students and youths in Nagaland unite and create your history! (Concluded) Salikyu Sangtam, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, St. Joseph University, Ikishe Village, Dimapur

Reader’s Post

Corruption on installment basis!

Sir,

How fabulous would it be if installment basis were followed for corruption too? The government wants to let the off the scholarship on installment basis. Has the state treasury run out of money or there was a problem with the transaction? If corruption would be done on installment basis in Nagaland, our roads and bridges too would be thick and muscular and that students will be utilizing their scholarship in a needful manner. Corrupted leaders should know that holding an office is just a phase which will fade away. Thinking only for oneself and in the end retiring with a name fully spitted with hate is a mortifying thing. The students have utmost need for their deserving scholarship which is narrowed by the state government by turning it into an installment basis. It is morally unjust because the students need more than they deserve. But, if these things are also hold back, what satisfying result will a government bring? Remember, if you try to corrupt the young today, there will be no such things as amnesty for your act of highhandedness. Corruption ceaselessly never seems to stop at this present juncture of time, but amidst all this, may a positive result be bought to fulfill the dire needs of the students. Thotchanmung Jamang, Wungram Colony, (thot1289@gmail.com)

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Vyapam scam: CBI charge sheet; MP, CM gets clean chit

NEW DELHI, OCT 31 and 170 guardians of benefi(IANS): The CBI on Tuesciary candidates. day filed a charge sheet Most accused were against 490 persons in the operating from state capimulti-crore Vyapam examital Bhopal, Indore, Ujjain, nation scam that broke out Shahdol, Ratlam, and Sagar in Madhya Pradesh in 2013, in Madhya Pradesh. The while giving a clean chit charge sheet against another to Chief Minister Shivraj 12 accused will be filed in Shivraj Singh Chouhan juvenile courts concerned. Singh Chouhan. The Central Bureau The scam in Vyavsayik of Investigation (CBI), while submitting Pariksha Mandal (Vyapam) or Madhya the charge sheet in the Special Court in Pradesh Professional Examination Board Bhopal, told the judge that there was no broke out in 2013, wherein candidates tampering with a hard disk drive seized bribed officials, rigged exams by deployby the Madhya Pradesh Police in the case, ing imposters to write their answerdismissing an allegation by senior Con- sheets. gress leader and former Chief Minister The CBI took over investigation folDigvijaya Singh on this count. lowing the Supreme Court order on July “We conducted investigation on al- 9, 2015. The charge sheet was connected legations by Digvijay Singh and another to the Pre-Medical Test of 2013 -- one of person on tampering with the hard disk several cases of irregularities in examinadrive seized from a computer of the then tions conducted by Vyapam. Principal System Analyst of Vyapam on CBI investigators said the organised July 18, 2013. Based on CFSL (Central rackets employed students from across Forensic Science Laboratory) reports the country to allegedly impersonate and other evidence gathered, the CBI medical students and appear in recruithas concluded that there is no tampering ment exams since 2008. Middlemen in the said drive,” the CBI charge sheet manipulated seating arrangements and said. “We had submitted a status report forged answersheets in exchange of lakhs on the findings of investigation into al- of rupees. leged tampering with the hard disk to the The arrest of 20 people in Indore Supreme Court.” blew the lid off the massive scam, which Those named in the CBI charge quickly snowballed into the biggest posheet include three Vyapam officials, litical crisis for Chouhan and led to more three racketeers, 17 middlemen, 297 than 2,000 arrests, including those of polipaper solvers and beneficiary candidates ticians, bureaucrats, and middlemen.

Sazo slams speaker’s ‘inaction’ (From p-1) R Tohanba, MLA, said also came down heavily on NLA speaker and challenged speaker to disqualify the nine members if he could justify his actions. “If the speaker cannot justify then he should disqualify the 35 members,” Tohanba said. Tohanba also said that the way the rival faction was trying to oppose ECI’s order was “unruly”. In his address, ExMLA, Nihoshe, said in a democracy it was the legality that matters as law did not concern about having majority. Also, expressing dismay over the delay in court

hearing, Nihoshe said that it was more than 6th time that hearing was deferred. He said that whatever be the reason for the delay in hearing it was unfair and intolerable. NPF Mon division p r e s i d e n t , L . Ya l o n g Konyak and NPF CEC member, Povotso Lohe, also spoke at the protest site. State NCP president, CEC members, MLAs and party workers from different district participated at today’s dharna. M e a n w h i l e, N P F legislature party spokesperson and chief whip, Yitachu, MLA, termed as “meaningless” the hearing

Govt clears Navy’s Rs 21,738 Society facing danger of more cr project to buy 111 choppers divisiveness, says Manmohan

NEW DELHI, Oct 31 (AGENCIES): The defence ministry has given initial approvals to the Rs 21,738-crore naval project for 111 armed light utility helicopters as well as a Rs 450-crore proposal for nine active towed array sonar systems for frontline warships. The Nirmala Sitharaman-led defence acquisitions council accorded the “acceptance of necessity (AoN)” for the helicopter project to be executed under the “strategic partnership (SP)” policy+ of the overall “Make in India” thrust. The new SP policy is basically aimed at boosting the indigenous defence production sector, with Indian private sector companies producing cuttingedge weapon systems in collaboration with global armament majors through joint ventures and technology transfers, as earlier reported by TOI. The defence ministryNavy combine will now issue the formal tender or RFP (request for proposal) to original equipment manufacturers for the light helicopter project, under which the first 16 choppers

will be imported, with the rest 95 being manufactured in India later. But it will take at least two years for the actual contract to be inked for the twin-engine helicopters, which the Navy desperately needs to replace its ageing fleet of single-engine Chetak helicopters. As reported by TOI on Tuesday+ , at least half-adozen mega Make in India defence projects, collectively worth over Rs 3.5 lakh crore, are currently stuck at different stages without the final contracts being inked. One of them is the joint venture between India and Russia to manufacture around 200 light helicopters for the Army and IAF, at a cost of around Rs 6,500 crore, for which an intergovernmental agreement was inked in December 2015. The naval choppers, which will also be armed for anti-submarine warfare, are different from the Army or IAF light choppers since they need wheeled landing gears, sea optimization, foldable blades and smaller dimensions to ensure they can fit into warship hangars.

NEW DELHI, OCT 31 (IANS): Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday remembered former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on her 33rd death anniversary, saying the message of her life and work needed to be remembered today “at a time when our society is facing a danger of deepening divisiveness”. “It was Indira Gandhi’s firm belief, that without social harmony and understanding of each other’s among India’s diverse

people, it was not possible for our country to grow and prosper,” said Singh at the Indira Gandhi Award for National Integration, which was conferred upon Carnatic music vocalist T.M. Krishna. “As we pay homage to her, this message of her life and work needs to be thoroughly remembered today, at a time when our society is facing a danger of deepening divisiveness. Today on Gandhiji’s martyrdom day, we as a people and country, need to reaffirm

these values,” he added. Singh said: “True patriotism demands that we follow the path shown by India Gandhi and work for social and regional cohesion even as we celebrate our diversity.” Congratulating T. M Krishna, Singh said: “He is an extraordinary gifted musician. He is a celebrated vocalist in the Carnatic tradition of Indian music, who has been enthralling music lovers ever since he gave his first concert at the tender age of 12 years.”

‘Aadhaar a threat to national security’ New Delhi, OCT 31 (AGENCIES): BJP MP Subramanian Swamy on Tuesday opposed a move to make Aadhaar compulsory, saying it would be a threat to national security and be struck down by the Supreme Court. Swamy said in a tweet he would write to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the issue. “I am writing a letter soon to PM detailing how compulsory Aadhaar is a threat to our national security. SC will I am sure strike it down,” he tweeted.

BJP leader Subramanian Swamy.

His Twitter post came a day after the Supreme Court said its Constitution Bench would start hearing a clutch of petitions challenging the Centre’s move to make the Aadhaar card — which

carries a 12-digit unique identity number — mandatory for those wishing to avail themselves of services and benefits of government welfare schemes from the last week of November.

Modi flags off ‘Run for Unity’ on Sardar Patel’s birth anniversary

scheduled for November 28 by the NLA speaker. Interacting with media persons, Yitachu said the hearing was useless because the case was related to the petition for disqualification filed by chief minister on August 4 over July 19 assembly session, which failed to transact any business. Instead, he said the speaker must take up the petition filed against July 21 session where voting took place. Yitachu reiterated the allegation that the objective of the speaker was only to delay the matter and allow the “unconstitutional government to continue.”

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New Delhi, Oct 31 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday flagged off a run to commemorate the 142nd birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel here. The Run for Unity, which began from the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, saw the participation of a large number of people, including sports personalities like Sardar Singh, Deepa Karmakar, Suresh Raina and Karnam

Malleswari. The 1.5 km run here came to an end near the India Gate C-Hexagon-Shah Jahan Road radial. Earlier, President Ram Nath Kovind, Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu, Prime Minister, and Home Minister Rajnath Singh visited Patel’s statue located at the Parliament street and offered floral tributes. “We salute Sardar Patel on his Jayanti. His momentous service and monumen-

Prime Minister flagging off the ‘The Run for Unity’, at Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi on Tuesday.

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LOST NOTICE I, Renbemo Y. Ovung, am applying for duplicate copies of Cl-10 Admit Card, Marksheet and Cl-12 Admit Card as I have lost them. Name: Renbemo Y. Ovung F/Name: Y. Ovung Cl-10 Roll No: 1270051 School: DBHSS Wokha Year of Passing: 10/02/2012 Cl-12 Roll No: 1415052078 Livingstone Foundation Higher Secondary School Northwest Accreditation Commission Year of Passing: 04/07/2015

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With immense pride and joy, the Waromung Shisashir Telongjem would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Alemyanger Ozukum, S/o Mr & Mrs. Pangerwati Ozukum for achieving the post of PO (Probationary Ofﬁcer) in the State Bank of India. The WST wishes him more success and achievements in his future endeavors. Tzuongsang Jamir President, WST

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We the Kichilimi Union Kohima (KUK) with immense pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Bokaho Swu, S/o Mr. Khehovi Chishi & Mrs Vihuli for securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant (JDA) in the recently declared NPSC examination. The Union further wishes him good success in all his future endeavour. Ghushito Assumi Yeghoto Chishi Gen. Secy., (KUK) Chairman (KUK)

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the corresponding period of fiscal 2015-16. The major reason behind the significant decline in export of juice was increased tariff to export to the Indian market. According to exporters, they had to pay 12 per cent integrated goods and services tax (IGST) to export juice to India, compared to 6.18 per cent in the pre-GST regime. They said the Indian market now has become 5.82 per cent costlier for juice exporters post GST implementation. Likewise, export of large cardamom plunged by 45.3 per cent, fruits (85.9 per cent), vegetables (39 per cent), noodles (34 per cent) and jute goods (2.3 per cent) in the first two months of this fiscal as compared to the corresponding period of last fiscal.

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layan Times reported. Export of juice, which was a major export item to India in the previous years, plunged by 57 per cent in the first two months of current fiscal as compared to corresponding period of the previous fiscal year. Nepal exported juice products worth Rs 344 million in first two months of the ongoing fiscal as compared to Rs 800 million in same period of previous fiscal, the report said. Export of juice products to India was on the rise since last several years as the Indian multinational Dabur Nepal was the largest exporter of juice to India. As per the central bank’s data, export of juice had surged by 50 per cent in the first two months of fiscal 2016-17 compared to

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With honour, the Sibongsang Citizen Union conveys heartiest congratulations to Mr. H. Mangyang Chang, S/o. Hanso Chang of Sibongsang Village, Tuensang district for his great achievement in the NPSC for qualifying to the post of Lecturer, Civil Engineering, Department of Technical Education by bringing laurels to the village and pride to the Chang communities. The Citizen union further wishes him the best in his entire future endeavour. God Bless. (NASSET CHINGMAK) General Secretary SCU, Tuensang

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Kathmandu, Oct 31 (IANS): Nepal exports to India has been adversely affected after the Indian government enforced the Goods and Services Tax (GST) this year, a media report said. The GST is an indirect tax introduced in India on July 1 to make it one unified common market. It is a single tax on the supply of goods and services, right from the manufacturer to the consumer. Export of major export items to India which were enjoying zero duty or nominal tariff earlier dropped significantly, according to a Nepal Rastra Bank report. Export of juice, jute products, vegetables and fruits, processed food like biscuits and noodles and cardamom, among others, plunged heavily, the Hima-

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With immense pride and joy, we the Mongsenyimti Students’ Unit Kohima would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss Wangshitula Ozükum, D/o Mr. Meyiyatet Ozükum and Mrs. Tongpangmenla Jamir for bringing laurels by securing the post of Geologist through UPSC Combined Geo-Scientist and Geologist Examination 2017. We thank our Almighty God for the success and wish you the very best in all your future endeavours. Alemsunep Ozükum Asenla Pongen President, MSUK Gen. Secy., MSUK

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synonymous with digital payments, it will also help people to identify with the application easily. Further, it will also give a single identity to all the UPI apps of the different banks. Also, this could give access to the promotional campaigns run by the government to the users of bank-led UPI apps which till now was restricted to Bhim users. “Since there is a widescale transactions for peerto-peer payments. Bhim ready mpaign a wide-scale promotion campaign being run around Bhim, it has been decided through consensus that all bank apps should be renamed under the aegis of Bhim,” said a senior public sector banker. Bhim was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, last December, as a government promoted UPI application to promote digital emerged as a direct competitor for bankled UPI apps like Axis Pay, SBI Pay, as well as non-bank UPI players like Flipkartowned PhonePe and internet major Google’s payment application Tez.

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New Delhi, OCT 31 (Agencies): In order to cut short the running time of over 500 long distance trains by up to two hours, the Indian Railways has introduced a new timetable, which would be effective from November 1, 2017. The “innovative timetabling” has been introduced under the direction of Railway Minister Piyush Goyal. The running time of popular trains will reduce by 15 minutes to two hours from Wednesday. Trains such as the Bhopal-Jodhpur Express will reach 95 minutes early while the Guwahati-Indore Special will complete its 2,330-km journey 115 minutes early and the 1929-km journey of the GhazipurBandra Terminus Express will be completed 95 minutes earlier. The national transporter has also reduced the halt time of trains at stations. Similarly, trains will not stop at stations where footfall is less. Coupled with track and infrastructure upgrade, automatic signalling and the new Linke-Hofmann-Busch coaches that allow a 130 kmph top speed, trains are expected to run faster.

lead the Federal Reserve is the current star among the world’s central bankers -- someone who oversaw a sharp drop in inflation, the stabilisation of a currency, and a 50 per cent jump in stock prices”. “Perhaps more important, his was a lonely but prescient voice warning of a financial crisis resulting

MUMBAI, Oct 31 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : I n d i a n banks, both public and private, are set to bring their digital payment solutions under the umbrella of Bhim or the Bharat Interface for Money, in a move that could boost widespread adoption of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI). Banks will now display Bhim as a prefix to their own UPI applications in a bid to erase confusion among users. In turn, this will help promote UPI as the single means of payment for smartphone-based small value retail transactions, according to bankers who see this as a branding exercise similar to how merchants display payment options for credit and debit card users. “The UPI front end of the bank apps will be changed to include the name Bhim, though this will be a nomenclature change. Eventually everything will become part of the larger Bhim family,” said one bankers directly aware of the development. “This should help clear all forms of confusion among merchants ac cepting UPI and consumers using UPI for payments.” Bankers in the know told ET that since BHIM has become

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from excessive risk-taking in credit derivatives -- years before it hit,” it added. There are precedents for central banks to be headed by non-citizens such as Canada-born Mark Carney at the Bank of England, the article said, maintaining that nobody is pitching for Rajan for the Fed post though he has been mentioned as a possible Nobel laureate in economics. Rajan, who at 40 was the first non-western and the youngest to become the chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, shot to big fame three years after he predicted a financial crisis at an annual gathering of economists and bankers in the US in 2005.

Mumbai, Oct 31 (PTI): Gold edged lower in listless trade at the bullion market here today due to lack of buying interest from stockists and retailers. However, silver maintained its rising trend and firmed up by Rs 55 per kg on increased offtake by industrial units. Standard gold (99.5 purity) eased by Rs 5 to close at Rs 29,235 per 10 grams from Monday’s level of Rs 29,240. Pure gold (99.9 purity) also moved down by a similar margin to finish at Rs 29,385 per 10 grams as against Rs 29,390 earlier. Silver (.999 fineness) rose by Rs 55 to end at Rs 38,925 from Rs 38,870 earlier. Globally, Gold steadied amid a slightly weaker dollar, but the precious metal remained largely in a holding pattern as investors awaited central bank meetings, US payrolls data and the announcement of the next Federal Reserve chair.

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New Delhi, Oct 31 (PTI): Can former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan head the US Federal Reserve? Yes, he would be an ideal choice to lead the American central bank, says global financial magazine Barron’s. US President Donald Trump is expected to soon announce a successor to Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, whose term expires early next year. “If sports teams can recruit the best talent from around the globe, why not central banks?” asked an article in Barron’s magazine while pitching for Rajan as the next head of the Federal Reserve. The article regrets that “nowhere on the short list of potential candidates to

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Catalonia’s sacked President Carles Puigdemont addressing a press conference in Brussels. B ru ssels, O c t 3 1 (AGENCIES): Catalonia’s sacked President Carles Puigdemont says he has not travelled to Belgium to seek asylum. He has appeared in public in Brussels with several colleagues after declaring independence from Spain last week. Spain’s central government has taken direct control of Catalonia and sacked officials, following the region’s banned independence referendum. Puigdemont said he was not trying to escape justice but wanted to be able to speak freely. He was speaking at a press conference as Spain’s constitutional court suspended the declaration of

independence made by the Catalan leader on Friday. Puigdemont also said he would accept the result of snap Catalonia elections on 21 December, which were called by Spain’s central government after it invoked Article 155 of the constitution, temporarily suspending the region’s autonomy. The move will see as many as 150 of the region’s top officials replaced. “I want a clear commitment from the state. Will the state respect the results that could give separatist forces a majority?” Puigdemont asked reporters. The Spanish government has previously said he was welcome to take part in the fresh polls. The ousted Catalan

leader did not clarify how long he would stay in Belgium, but said he would return once he was given “guarantees” by the Spanish government. He said moves by the Spanish chief prosecutor to charge him and a number of other cabinet members with offences that carry up to 30 years in prison showed the extent of the central authorities’ aggression. Puigdemont: The man who wants to break up Spain Earlier comments from a lawyer hired by Puigdemont in Brussels had fuelled speculation that he was investigating asylum processes there. When asked on Flemish public radio whether he was seeking asylum, Paul Bekaert said: “We’re keeping all options open - nothing has been decided.” Spanish Foreign Minister Alfonso Dastis has expressed scepticism about an asylum bid. “It would be surprising if he were granted asylum in the current circumstances,” he told Spanish radio. He emphasised that Puigdemont had yet to be charged and was therefore still “free to move around”.

SCHOLA ‘Lojes’ KOHIMA, Class 9 & 8 students along with their teachers went for educational tour from 27th Oct to 30th Oct. 2017. During the tour they visited Assam Zoo cum Botanical Garden, Assam Museum, Guwahati Planetarium, Sankardev KalakshetraAssamese Cultural Museum, Saraighat bridge, Accoland and Umananda temple. Farewell program for class 10 students was also held during the tour. K-3556

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BANGKOK, Oct 31 (AGENCIES): Thailand has revoked the passports of ousted premier Yingluck Shinawatra, who has yet to be seen in public since she slipped out of the country before the verdict in her negligence trial, officials said Tuesday. The former prime minister, whose elected government was toppled in a 2014 coup, has not been seen or heard from since she stunned the kingdom by failing to turn up for the Supreme Court verdict in late August. She was later sentenced to five years in prison in absentia for failing to stop graft in a government rice policy- a case lambasted by her supporters as part of a broader junta effort to drive the

politics. “All of Yingluck’s passports have been revoked now,” foreign minister Don Pramudwinai told reporters Tuesday. Yingluck had four Thai passports, two personal and two diplomatic, according to authorities. Yi n g l u c k ’s e l d e r brother Thaksin, who was ousted as prime minister in a 2006 coup, has been living in self-exile for years to avoid a graft conviction. He has a home in Dubai and junta chief Prayut Chan-O-Cha said in late September that Yingluck was also in the emirate. While her current whereabouts remain unconfirmed, there are widespread reports the former premier is seeking asylum in Britain. “I don’t know (where she is),” Prayut told reporters Tuesday. “What’s important is that the country she’s residing must confirm her location with us,” he added. The move comes after the expiry of a deadline for Yingluck to appeal against the verdict, making her return to Thailand highly unlikely.

ISLAMABAD, Oct 31 (AGENCIES): A year since new laws came into force aimed at stemming the flow of “honour killings”, scores of young women in deeply conservative Pakistan are still being murdered by relatives for bringing shame on their family. The shocking murder of Pakistani social media star Qandeel Baloch by her brother last July turned the spotlight on an epidemic of so-called honour killings and sparked a fresh push to close loopholes allowing the killers to walk free. Long-awaited legislation was finally passed three months later in a move cautiously hailed by women’s rights activists. But, more than a year on, lawyers and activists say honour killings are still occurring at an alarming pace. At least 280 such murders were recorded by the independent Human Rights Commission of Pakistan from October 2016 to June of this year — a figure believed to be underestimated and incomplete. “There has been no change,” Benazir Jatoi, a lawyer who works for the independent Aurat Foundation, a women’s rights watchdog, said.

CIES): More than 200 people are feared to have died when a tunnel caved in at North Korea’s nuclear test site after its latest detonation, a Japanese news report said on Tuesday. A tunnel collapsed at Punggye-ri in early September, days after North Korea conducted its sixth and largest underground nuclear test on September 3, TV Asahi said, quoting unnamed North Korean sources. Some 100 workers were involved in an initial collapse. Another cave-in occurred during rescue operations, leaving at least 200 people feared dead in total, the Japanese broadcaster said. The accident was triggered by the test, TV Asahi added. Experts have warned that the underground tests could cause the mountain to collapse and leak radiation into the atmosphere near China’s border. The latest test — the sixth at the site since 2006 — triggered landslides in the detonation area and beyond, according to satellite pictures taken the day after. The images published by the 38 North website showed changes in the surface at Punggye-ri where

into the air by the tremors. Small landslides followed the course of stream beds. The blast caused a 6.3magnitude earthquake, according to the US Geological Survey, followed a few minutes later by another with a magnitude of 4.1. Japan assessed the yield from the test of what the North said was a hydrogen bomb at 120 kilotons, eight times the size of Hiroshima in 1945. It is very unusual for North Korea to acknowledge any major accident, especially anything that involves its nuclear programme. Lee Eugene, a spokeswoman at South Korea’s unification ministry, said: “We are aware of the report but do not know anything about it.” The report came ahead of US President Donald Trump’s first presidential visit to South Korea next week amid an escalating war of words between him and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un. The reclusive country has made significant strides in its atomic and missile technology under Kim, who took power after the death of his father and longtime ruler Kim Jong-Il in 2011.

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Dated, Kohima the 31st October, 2017

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The Chozubami Students’ Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Cthitu Nienu, S/o Apoveyi Nienu, for bringing laurels to the Union in particular and the Chozubami in General by securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant under Treasuries & Accounts Department in the recently published results under Nagaland Public Service Commission Examination dated 10/08/2016. The Union gives all Glory to God for his Success, and further wishes him a bright future. Risuhlu Rhakho Mudothiyi Sumi (President, CSU) (Gen. secretary, CSU)

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Dimapur Notun Bosti and Khermahal DGU Unit with immense pride and honor, extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Rovinuo Lama, D/o Mr. Indra Lama as well for being selected to the Miss Dimapur 1 st runners up 2017 & Miss Catwalk 2017.

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The Notun Bosti and Khermahal DGU Unit wish you success in your future career. V/President Shekhar Chetri Notun Bosti & Khermahal DGU Unit Dimapur

President Ram Prasad Dayali Notun Bosti & Khermahal DGU Unit Dimapur

With immense pride and joy, the Sumi Students’ Union Chumukedima would like to congratulate Miss. Esther Awomi, D/o Mr. Lhokishe Awomi & Mrs. Sutoli Awomi for successfully securing the post of S.I. in C.I.S.F under the Ministry of Home Affairs through S.C.C Exam. The Union lauds her achievement and further wishes her success and prays that the Almighty God bless her in her future endeavours. G Aloto Achumi President, S.S.U.C

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Toketo K Aye Gen. Secy, S.S.U.C

The Khezhakeno Welfare Society Kohima with immense pride heartily congratulates Mr. Mechietsho Koza, S/o Mr. Khapelo Koza, for securing the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) Rank No.8, in the NPSC (NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services) Exam 2016. The sincerity, hard work and dedication you have displayed towards your achievement is an inspiration to the whole village community in general and the students in particular. May the Almighty God bless you with wisdom and knowledge as you venture into your new endeavor Terelhou Koza President, KWSK

Medovelo Sono General Secretary, KWSK

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With reference to Police Headquarters Advertisement of even number dated 19/06/2015 for the Post of UBSI, ABSI, SI (NPTO) and ASI and information posted in the subsequent Advertisement dated 10/08/2017 to applicants to withdraw the application alongwith exam fee of Rs.100/- (Rupees one hundred) only for the recruitment advertisement dated 19/06/2015, which was stayed by the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench where the entire recruitment process was cancelled, and where most of the applicants have not withdrawn their application and exam fee as advertised. Therefore, the applicants who have not withdrawn the application and exam fee submitted in pursuance to advertisement of even number dated 19/06/2015, are requested to withdraw the same from PHQ, Commissionerate of Police, Dimapur and concerned District SP's Office where application with exam fee had been submitted within 1 (One) month's time from the date of publication of this notice. On expiry of 1 (One) month's time given, no claim(s) /objection(s) will be entertained and the Police Department shall not be held responsible, in any matter.

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Orion Edutech organized vocational training for unemployed minority candidates. 100% of the training fee will be borne by govt. Candidates will get stipened after course completion. Course : Traditional Handloom Embroidery (Tailoring) Qualification : 8th Passed/Age:18 – 30 Year Venue : Chumukedima, Opp. to Nagaland Cooperative Bank 2nd Gate. Ph. No. 8259018155, 9089895394 COME ALL FREE FREE

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Mao Colony, Kuda Village, H/No. 329 Dimapur - 797112 : Nagaland Motto : "Vision Towards Higher Goal"

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With immense pride and joy, the Dimapur Kangching Students' Union extend our heartiest congratulations and profound appreciation to Mr. B. Menlom, S/o L. Bongang Phom for securing the post of EAC in the recently declared NPSC result. The Union further wishes and prays for bright success in his future endeavour. Mr. Shotaü Lakphan President DKSU

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Dr. Zasekuolie Chüsi Er. Rokosielie Kehie With immense pride and honour, we the Mezoma Welfare Forum (MWF) convey our heartiest congratulations to one of our former Presidents Dr. Zasekuolie Chüsi, Nodal Ofﬁcer, Dte. of Vety. & A.H for being awarded Governor’s Gold Medal on the occasion of the Independence Day Celebration 2017. Besides, the MWF, convey our appreciation and congratulations to him with pride for being honoured with the prestigious post of CANSSEA President, Nagaland for the tenure 2017-2020. The MWF also convey our sincere congratulations to Er. Rokosielie Kehie, S/o Virie Kehie for securing the post of Junior Engineer under Works and Housing in the recently conducted NPSC examination 2016-2017. The forum wishes them a successful future. Neilhoukhotuo Kielienyü Neisiesa Chüsi President, MWF Gen. Secy. MWF

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With immense pride and honour, the Nzauna Student's Union extends its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Teulung Pame, S/o. Shri. Khailak of Nzauna Village for securing the Post of Junior Divisional Accountant (JDA) through NPSC 2016. We take very much pride in your achievement and wish you all the very best in your endeavours. (PAISUILE ANNE) Gen. Secy., NSU

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c o py o f a r a r e Beatles album once owned by John Lennon, complete with hand-drawn sketches, is expected to go under the hammer for more than $200,000 next month. The early edition of ‘Yesterday and Today’ features an infamous photo of the Fab Four dressed as butchers, and remains one of the only copies in existence after record executives ordered the destruction of albums featuring the contentious photograph. Lennon’s personal copy was among the rare survivors, and he gave it to Beatles collector Dave Morrell in 1972 in return for memorabilia and bootleg material. The album sleeve even features a personal message from the late Beatles icon, along with personal drawings. The message states ‘To Dave, from John Lennon’, alongside a date of December 7 1971. Now, it’s going under the hammer and experts believe that it could go for upwards of $200,000 (£151,000). Gary Shrum, the director of music memorabilia at Heritage Auctions, told the Daily Mail: ‘The

term world class is probably a bit over-used in describing collectibles, however, labeling this unique, rare, and desirable Beatles item as world class is not hyperbole. ‘This piece is rare because one it’s the butcher cover that was withdrawn and never sold on the market after the second day. It’s John Lennon’s personal copy, it’s a prototype that had a blank back, which John did artwork on the back of. ‘Plus it’s a stereo copy which was the rarest of the butcher covers, because only a few stereo copies got out when they were for sale. ‘So this is a brilliant piece for any Beatles collector or Rock and Roll collector that likes to collect the history of music.’ (NME)

elody queen Lata Mangeshkar on Tuesday paid a tribute to former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on her 33rd death anniversary, saying she not just had a keen interest in music but was also a good singer. “Today is the death anniversary of India’s first and only woman Prime Minister Indira Gandhiji. I pay homage to her,” Mangeshkar tweeted. She also shared a throwback photograph in which she is seen with Indira Gandhi. “I had a beautiful relation with her. She was keenly interested in music and even I have heard that she was a good singer herself,” Mangeshkar added. Indira Gandhi was assassinated on October 31, 1984, by her bodyguards a few months after she ordered the storming of the Harmandir Sahib in

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The undersigned on behalf of the citizens from all walks of life, convey heartiest congratulations to Mr. Nikiye Z. Yeputhomi S/o - Zhetovi Yeputhomi and Mr. Anguvito Sumi S/o - Lt. Aghozhe S. Sumi for qualifying the recently declared (NPSC Examination 2017) to the post of Assistant Election Ofﬁcer (Cl - II Gazetted) under Election Department and Junior Divisional Accountant (Cl- III Non- Gazetted), under Treasuries & Accounts Department respectively. God bless you both and wish you best in your future endeavours. (HOZHESHE V. YEPTHO) Chairman Nitoi Village Council

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INVITING ENTRIES FROM DESIGNERS FOR EMPANELMENT THROUGH DESIGN CONTEST Common Facility Centres (CFCs) have been set up in the handloom clusters for the benefits of handloom weavers and producers. Entries are invited from the designers of handloom products for the "Design Contest" for the purpose of empanelment for taking their services at CFCs. The contest is open to all designers of handloom products. The last date for the receipt of entry is 30 days from the date of publication of this advertisement. For detailed guidelines and entry format visit www.handlooms.nic.in

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Espanyol vault to midtable with win over Betis

Gerard celebrates scoring the winner for Espanyol against high-flying Real Betis.

M a d r i d, O c t 3 1 (IANS): Gerard Moreno’s goal early in the second half turned out to be all RCD Espanyol needed in a 1-0 victory over visiting Real Betis that lifted the hosts to 10th place in La Liga. For Betis, the loss represented a squandered opportunity to climb into a tie on points with Sevilla for the fifth spot. B e s i d e s M o r e n o ’s thunderous strike in the 54th minute on Monday, the difference in the match was Espanyol goalkeeper Pau Lopez, who made a handful of key stops to pre-

serve the clean sheet. In Monday’s other La Liga contest, Las Palmas jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the seventh minute on a Loic Remy goal before going on to lose 1-3 to Deportivo. The tur ning point came minutes after Remy’s strike when the hosts’ top playmaker Jonathan Viera left the field injured. Despite the setback, the home side had a chance to make it 2-0 when Depor keeper Costel Pantilimon failed to clear the ball after a Las Palmas corner, but Vicente Gomez’s shot hit

the cross-bar. Seconds later, Celso Borges scored the first of his two goals on the night to bring Deportivo level in the 36th minute. Conceding broke the morale of Las Palmas and Depor moved in for the kill in the second half. Borges scored again in the 54th minute and Lucas Perez converted from the spot with 20 minutes left to make the final score 3-1. The loss leaves Las Palmas in 18th place, with just six points from 10 matches. Deportivo move into 16th, five points above the drop zone.

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Kohima Lotha Tokhu football tourney begins

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KO H I M A , O c t 3 1 (NPN): The Kohima Lotha Tokhu Football Tournament kicked off Tuesday at IG Stadium, Meriema. Altogether 16 teams from various colonies are taking part in the tournament. Speaking at the inaugural function, Hachio Patton, Sr. PS to Home Minister suggested that young Lothas be roped in the tournaments in the future. “We have many upcoming young footballers and such the tournament will showcase their talents in football, besides encouraging other youngsters,” he added. Patton also stressed on the importance of introducing Lotha traditional cultural competitions during the Kohima Lotha Tokhu Football Tournament. Traditional cultural competitions will not only help in disseminating cultural and traditional values to younger generations but also help preserve the rich traditions, he added. Day 1 result Chumpo XI beat Lotha PWD XI 3-0 Doyang FC beat Kenezau 3-0 Bayavu draw Merelitsa, Paramedical 2-2 Tongkho FC DBS beat Officers Hill 2-0 Tiyi XI New Sectt beat New Minister Hill 4-0

Kuhuboto Ghakhu Sports Association meet concludes Dimapur, Oct 31 (NPN): The 34th annual session of Kuhuboto Ghakhu Sports Association (KGSA) concluded at Vihokhu village on Saturday last. Nihoto defeated Luzheto to win the 9th Kukami Football Trophy. Vito of Nihoto was adjudged the player of the tournament while Homika of Luzheto and Ito of Vihokhu ‘A’ were named best goalkeeper and best defender respectively. In the 3rd Kukami Badminton Championship (men’s and women’s), Pukhato ‘A’ lifted men’s title defeating Showuba Old ‘A’ and Vihokhu edged out Khehokhu to clinch the women’s trophy. Ghokito bagged 9th

Guest of honour, KGSA officials and winners of different events at the culmination of 34th KGSA annual session at Vihokhu village.

Lhoshili Neho Memorial Trophy (women’s volleyball). Xekiye and Khehokhu finished in second and third spots respectively. Holitoli of Ghokito was adjudged the best player.

3rd Lt. Xekiye Memorial Trophy (men’s volleyball) was lifted by Vikuho defeating Hoito in the final. Kiyezhe finished 2nd runner-up. Itoka of Vikuho emerged as best player.

Vihuto Rochill, president, Kuhuboto Ghakhu Kukami Kuqhakulu graced the closing function of the session as guest of honour and gave away the prizes to the winners.

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AASA meeting on November 4 Dimapur, Oct 31 (NPN): The Aghunaqa Area Sports Association (AASA) has convened a meeting on November 4 at 9:30 am at the residence of Khatoi Achumi, Nguvihe village. Therefore all the village team captains, representatives and office bearers have been asked to attend the meeting without fail.

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1961 – 26.10.2017 We the bereaved family of our beloved Late Thekrulhouto Senotsu would like to extend our deepest gratitude to each and every individual, churches, associations, institutions, friends, and well wishers who stood by us physically, ﬁnancially, materially and prayerfully during the illness and at the sad demise of our beloved on 26th October 2017. We are very much indebted for the love and kindness shown to us. We regret our inability to mention and thank every one of you individually. It is our humble prayer to Almighty God to bless you all abundantly

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With immense Joy and pride, we the Sitimi Village Students' Union take this honour to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr Yeshika Achumi, S/o Shri. Akheho Achumi Rtd. Teacher. For bringing laurels by securing the post of Secretariat Assistant. Through recently declared Nagaland Public Service Commission. The Union further wishes and prays that Almighty God continue to bless him throughout his career. Bohoi G. Sumi Yavika Chishi. President, SVSU Asst. Gen. Secy., SVSU

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Through this column, we the Lakhuti Students' Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for bringing pride and honour by their achievement through state prestigious exam NPSC 2017. 1. Litsenthung Kikon, S/o Dr. Timothy Kikon for securing the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) Cl-1 Gazetted under Personnel and Administrative Reforms Dept. 2. Renben Patton, S/o Late Yanchamo Patton for securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant (JDA) Cl-III non gazetted under Treasuries and Accounts Dept. The Union further wishes them bright and prosperous future in their service carrier. President Gen. Secretary Shanjamo T Yanthan Mhonbemo Patton

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Whereas Smti Lhaikhovah, W/o Late Satjathang Limsong of Molvom Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 to draw/operate all his official documents, bank account No. 116677896426 SBI, Medziphema and relating to all his pension matter, who was expired on 8/10/2017. 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 Regd. No. 368 Nagaland DP-11320

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Regd. No. 196/17 Date : 31/10/17 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. ALEMJUNGBA AIER, S/o. Shri Sashiwapang, Resident of H/No. 69, Khekiho Colony, Kuhuboto Town, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I am an Indian citizen by birth and a permanent inhabitant of Nagaland, residing at the above mentioned address. 2. That in all my Educational documents, Birth Certificate and in my Aadhaar card my name is entered as Shri RENDISOWA, which was named by my grandfather when I was with him in the Village and now I live with my father and I wanted to change my official name as Shri Alemjungba Aier, in all my future references. 3. That from now on my name will officially refer as Shri Alemjungba Aier, S/o. Shri Sashiwapang, in all my documents and future references, 4. That this affidavit is made to declare my official name as Shri Alemjungba Aier, and to declare that Shri Alemjungba Aier and Shri Rendisowa are both same and refereed to one person. 5. That, the statements made in paragraphs 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed thereof. The deponent solemnly affirms and sworn before me on this 31st day of October 2017. DEPONENT Sworn Before Me JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC DP-11332

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I, Miss Illika H @ Ilika Hovito, resident of D.C Hill Zunheboto, Nagaland declare through an afﬁdavit No. 107/2017 dated 31.10.2017 that my surname H in my name stands for my father's full name i.e. Hovito. That both my name pertains to one and the same person i.e myself only. DP-11325

While we mourn the passing of our beloved mother Mrs Yashikala, we are comforted; our hearts are filled with gratitude for the support and solace that have poured in from all corners. We thank you for all the rich tributes paid to her memory and the financial, material and prayer support extended to us, in our moment of grief. We are also thankful, with deep appreciation, to all who have been with us throughout the period of illness and treatment of our mother at Dimapur and in Delhi, especially the Doctors, Nurses and the staff of Zion Hospital, Dimapur. It is impossible for us to mention everyone, for there have been so many who have been with us in our moment of sorrow but the Lord knows and it is our prayer that the Almighty will bless each one of you abundantly and may His Peace rest with you. Sons, Daughters, In-Laws, Grand-Children, Great-Grand-Children DC-2576

Hendrick strikes late as Burnley beat Newcastle

Jeff Hendrick celebrates after breaking the deadlock at Turf Moor in the 74th minute on Monday night.

B U R N L E Y, O c t 3 1 (Agencies): Bur nley moved up to seventh in the Premier League after a 74th minute strike from Irish midfielder Jeff Hendrick gave them a 1-0 win over Newcastle United at Turf Moor on Monday. Their fourth win of the campaign moves Burnley level on 16 points with Liverpool while promoted Newcastle slip to ninth but it was a game which most neutrals will quickly forget. Neither side were able to find their rhythm and for a large part of the game a goalless draw looked the

most likely outcome. Burnley began brightly with Jack Cork and Steven Defour controlling the centre of midfield as the Clarets enjoyed plenty of early possession. But Newcastle gradually grew into the game and fired an early warning shot in the 17th minute when Jonjo Shelvey warmed the hands of Burnley keeper Nick Pope after being set up by Christian Atsu. There was little to excite the crowd in the opening 45 minutes but right after the interval Spaniard Ayoze Perez went close for Newcastle with a curling ef-

fort from the left that Pope did well to push around the post. Burnley responded by taking a firm grip on proceedings in midfield with Cork influential with his incisive passing and vision, although too often lone striker Ashley Barnes was either isolated or not given effective service. Cork was the creator when Burnley finally broke the deadlock. The former Swansea City midfielder’s low shot was parried by keeper Rob Elliot and Johann Berg Gudmundsson pounced on the loose ball, swinging a low cross to the back post where Hendrick controlled the ball and converted. The Magpies went close to an equaliser when Spanish forward Joselu screwed a shot just wide of Pope’s right-hand post and manager Rafa Benitez threw on Dwight Gayle as an extra striker. The home side’s Barnes then nearly got some reward for his hard work with a low effort which Elliot had to tip wide. But there was a late scare in added time for Burnley when Newcastle twice went close, with a shot by Isaac Hayden saved by Nick Pope and then a Javier Manquillo header from a Shelvey cross that flashed just over the bar.

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NEW DELHI, Oct 31 (PTI): The Delhi High Court on Tuesday set aside the election of Praful Patel, who was last year elected as the president of All India Football Federation (AIFF) for a four-year term, his third successive tenure. The court set aside the elections saying they were held without following the National Sports Code. It also directed that fresh elections be conducted within a period of five months. A bench of justice S Ravindra Bhat and Najmi Waziri also appointed former chief election commissioner (CEC) S Y Quraishi as an administrator to look into the functioning of the AIFF. The court’s order came on a plea by advocate Rahul Mehra contending that the elections of the federation were held contrary to the National Sports Code. Patel, former civil aviation minister, was elected for the post in December last year along with the Executive Committee for the term 2017-2020 after the high court had vacated a stay on elections.

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Tokhu Emong trophy: LCFC stun KCYC 2-0 Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , O CT 3 1 (NPN): Lotha Colony Football Club (LCFC) stunned defending champions Kyong Colony Youth Club (KCYC) 2-0 in the opening match of the 23rd late Nyamo Lotha and late Daniel Lotha memorial football running trophy 2017 at State Stadium here on Tuesday. It was a re-match of the last year final. However, this time, it was LCFC, which consists of young bunch of players, emerged victorious. KCYC began the contest by picking up where they left by dominating for the first ten minutes, but failed to make any break through. As the match progress, resurgent LCFC came back strongly with their swift movement and took the match away. They were rewarded when Woben Humtsoe, who is currently playing for Meghalaya Police in Shillong Professional League, rose on the occasion and scored the first goal of the tournament with a powerful header. Despite the first goal, KCYC have the best of possession but failed to sneak past the LCFC defence. The first half ended with LCFC leading by one goal. Right after the break, KCYC had the best chance to level the scoreline, when LCFC goalkeeper James made an error inside the

Players being introduced to chief patron before the opening match. (NP)

penalty box, however, the free kick taken by Chenithung was cleared by the rival defenders. Chenithung and Mhathung tried hard but failed to break the strong fort of LCFC. KC YC s u f f e r e d a huge blow, when LCFC’s Zubenthung Yanthan, who is also playing for Guwahati State Sports academic and the youngest player (14 years), came off the bench to score the second and seal the victory for LCFC. The tournament is organized by Dimapur Lotha Students’ Union on the theme, “dirty boots, fair game”. Altogether 14 teams are vying for the championship title. Earlier, the tourna-

ment was declared open by chief patron, chairman and managing director Myingthungo Ababe Ezung. In his address, he thanked the family members of late Nyamo Lotha and late Daniel Lotha for their contributions in providing a platform for the upcoming footballers from the Lotha community to exhibit their skills. “This is the perfect opportunity for the Lothas to showcase their talents and train for bigger platform nationally and also internationally”, he said. He therefore, urged the players to take this tournament seriously and play in the true sportsmanship with discipline. Ezung also lauded the organising

committee members for taking up the challenge to organise the tournament in a bigger way. Former Rajya Sabha MP, Khyomo Lotha also spoke on the occasion. Thungbemo Lotha spoke on behalf of the late Nyamo Lotha family and a representative of Kyong Nchumchio Okho also addressed the inaugural function. The opening ceremony began with an invocation by Rev. K. Chumben Kyong, Lotha Baptist Church Dimapur. TODAY’S MATCHES 1st match: One Ten Vs DGC- 9 a.m. 2nd match: Padumpukhuri Vs FUGU 3rd match: Lakhuti Vs Okotso

Sidhu clinches gold; Deepak India eye maiden T20I win against New Zealand gets bronze at C’wealth shooting Brisbane, Oct 31 (PTI): Heena Sidhu claimed the 10m air pistol gold, while Deepak Kumar fetched a silver in the 10m air rifle event to give India a fine start at the Commonwealth Shooting Championships here Tuesday. Sidhu shot a combined score of 626.2 (386+240.8) to claim the top honours. This was Sidhu’s second successive international gold after she, along with Jitu Rai, claimed the top position in the 10m air pistol mixed team event in the ISSF World Cup Finals in Delhi earlier this month. Among other Indians in fray here, Deepak Kumar won a bronze medal in the 10m air rifle event. London Olympic bronze-medallist Gagan Narang finished fourth in the same event, while Ravikumar ended fifth. Narang shot 626.2 in the qualification to create

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Commonwealth record. S i d h u wa s s t r o n g through the day, topping qualification with a high score of 386, her best in international competition since the 387 she shot at the Asian Championship in Delhi two years ago. In the final, Sidhu opened up a gap of over two points after the first five shot series itself over her nearest rival and led throughout, nailing the title with a perfect 10.9 in the 23rd and penultimate shot.

Elena Galiabovitch of Australia won the silver medal with a score of 238.2 to Heena’s 240.8 while Kristy Gillman, also from the host country, won Bronze with 213.7 India’s Harveen Srao finished fourth in the final with a score of 194.1 while the third Indian, Shri Nivetha Paramanantham was the fourth finalist to be eliminated. She finished fifth with a finals score of 174.5 In the men’s 10m air rifle, Narang, first shattered the Commonwealth qualification record to top qualification with a score of 626.2. Two other Indians, Ravi Kumar, in second with 625, and Deepak Kumar, in fifth with 620.3, qualified for the eight-man final. However, Australian teenager Alex Hoberg stole the show in the final, claiming gold with a score of 247.6 after the allotted 24 shots.

N e w D elh i , O c t 31 (IANS): After a brilliant performance in the One-Day Internationals (ODIs), India will aim for a maiden win against the New Zealand when they take on the visitors in the first Twenty20 International (T20I) match here on Wednesday. The three-match T20I series will also witness some promising players taking the field and veteran pacer Ashish Nehra signing off with the first match at his home ground. Seeing the recent performances, many cricket pundits may have put their money on the Indian team, but World No.1 New Zealand could also turn the tables with their cent percent record against the hosts. The two teams faced off twice in New Zealand, twice in India and once in South Africa and New Zealand won all the five matches. There are several

match winning players in the New Zealand squad. Apart from skipper Kane Williamson, Martin Guptill, Tom Latham, Henry Nicholls have the ability to change the game at any time. Experienced batsman Ross Taylor was also recalled to the New Zealand set-up in place of injured legs-pinner Todd Astle, which will give a boost to their batting department. The bowlers have also shown their class in the ODI series. Experienced pacer Tim Southee, Trent Boult, Colin de Grandhomme will be the key in the shortest format. Spinners Ish Sodhi, Adam Milne could add much more to their bowling line-up on the slow Ferozshah Kotla pitch here if they bowl on the right areas. India, on the other hand, have ticked many boxes in the ODI series. But they would like to improve the performance in

Indian player Dinesh Karthik and coach Ravi Shastri during a practice session ahead of the T20 match against New Zealand in New Delhi on Tuesday. (PTI)

both the departments. Yo u n g s t e r s l i k e Shreyas Iyer, Lokesh Rahul and pacer Mohammed Siraj would want to make their their mark and other batsmen like Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Hardik Pandya, Dinesh Karthik would like to continue their momentum in order to register

their maiden T20I win. In the bowling department, Ashish Nehra will play a crucial role in the first match if Virat Kohli include him in the squad. Nehra would be supported by Jasprit Bumrah and Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who played brilliantly in the recently concluded series.

Spinners - Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal - will also play an important role in the spin friendly wicket. So, with the records favouring the visitors, it will be interesting to see if India could to change their fortunes this time around or not.

25th LMSSOC: Indian eves beat Malaysia 2-0 in Asia Cup Ngangpong FC beat

Indian players celebrate a goal against Malaysia during their match at the Women’s Asia Cup Hockey 2017 at Kakamigahara Kawasaki Stadium on Tuesday. (PTI)

K A K A M IG A H A R A , Oct 31 (PTI): The Indian women’s hockey team recorded its third successive win in the Asia Cup, beating Malaysia 2-0 in the final pool game on Tuesday. India go into the quarterfinals as table toppers

with nine points. Goals by Vandana Katariya (54th minute) and Gurjit Kaur (55) saw the team through against Malaysia. In the previous match, India scored a 4-1 win over higher-ranked China. The first quarter saw

both teams play cautiously. With Malaysia playing defensive hockey, India waited patiently without making any unforced errors. Having ended the first quarter in a stalemate, Malaysia put India on the back

foot when they won the first PC of the match in the initial minutes of the second quarter. However, an alert Rajani Etimarpu made a brilliant save. The next few minutes saw both teams trade PCs. While India earned one PC, Malaysia were awarded two but nothing came off it. Both teams played out evenly in the third quarter too. Another PC won by Malaysia was not capitalised by them, ending the third quarter too in a stalemate. India held their nerve to turn the match around in the fourth quarter. First it was forward Katariya who scored a sensational field goal in the 54th minute. The following minute saw drag-flicker Gurjit Kaur convert a PC, taking India’s lead to 2-0 that put pressure on the Malaysians. Malaysia made desperate attempts in the dying minutes of the match but the Indian defence held sway to emerge victorious.

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D i mapur , O c t 3 1 (NPN): The 25th edition of the Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship 2017 organised by the Confederation of Chang Students’ Union entered its Day 21 on Tuesday. In the first match, Ngangpong FC defeated Lungdon FC by 3-0. Muthiu (Jersey-8) made the first conversion in the 24th minute. Two late goals by Awangbo (Jersey-7) in the 58th and 60+1 minute sealed the victory for Ngangpong FC. In the second match, Scavenger Hunt FC and 40th Assam Rifles played to a 1-1 draw. Chongshen (Jersey-15) scored the goal for Scavenger Hunt FC in the 26th minute. However, the match was levelled when K.T Choza (Jersey10) of 40th Assam Rifles successfully converted a penalty kick in the 55th minute.

G Rio School football team, winner of CBSE East Zone Cluster-1 under- 19, before their departure to participate in the 20th CBSE national football boys under 17/19 competition 2017-18.The tournament is slated to be held from November 3-10 at Aster Public School, Greater Noida, UP.

HASSA sports meet culminates

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DIMAPUR, Oct 31 (NPN): 5th Highway Area Sumi Sports Association (HASSA) 4th Chekiye memorial football trophy cum volleyball and badminton tournament culminated Tuesday at Chekiye village. Diphupar emerged as the champions of 4th Chekiye Memorial Football Trophy while Mishikito and Unity village bagged the

first and second runners-up place respectively. The highest scorer of the tournament was Kimyeto Shohe of Mishikiti. Romito Shohe of Mishikito was adjudged the best goal keeper, Kavito of Valleyview was named the best defender and Nighato of Diphupar was adjudged the best player. In volleyball (men), Diphupar emerged as the winner while Valleyview bagged

the runners up position. In individual category, Joshua Yeptho of Diphupar was named the best setter, Yezakha Shohe of Diphupar as best spiker and Tokheka Assumi of Valleyview as best player. In badminton, Padumphukhuri and Ikishe took first and second position respectively in men’s category while Padumpukhuri emerged as the winner in girls’ category.

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