November 22, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 348

DIMAPUR, wednesday, november 22, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

Kohli jumps to 5th spot in Test rankings

Centre mulls introducing Bill to end triple talaq

Justice Bhandari re-elected to ICJ

Sports, Page 11

National, Page 5

international, Page 9

Govt employees demand withdrawal of NIA probe

Correspondent

KOHIMA, NOV 21 (NPN): Over 10,000 state government employees took out a massive protest rally in the heart of Kohima Tuesday to demand immediate suspension of probes on government servants by the National Investigating Agency (NIA) pertaining to demand of illegal taxation from NNPGs. Responding to the call by the Core Committee comprising representatives from CANSSEA, FONSESA, NSSA and NF&ASA, the rally was held at the Old MLA Hostel junction here under the aegis of CANSSEA. The Core Committee warned that if NIA was not withdrawn immediately from the State, it(NIA) will then have to arrest around 1.30 lakh government employees in the State over the same issue of payment of taxes to NNPGs. Carrying placards some which read “Action Taken Under Duress Cannot Be Termed As Wilfulness and Anti-National” ; “NIA, We Are Only Human; We Cannot Tolerate The Humiliation Anymore”, “Forced Taxation Is Not Equal To

Gov urges CM to expedite setting up of Lokayukta D I M A P U R , N OV 2 1 (NPN): Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya on Tuesday appealed to the chief minister, T.R. Zeliang to expedite setting up of Lokayukta in Nagaland.

In a letter to the Zeliang, Acharya further expressed concern over the delay in payment for land acquisition for railway projects in Dimapur. Achraya also sought updates from the CM regarding actions taken on the issue of proxy teachers and corruption charges against government employees.

He also drew CM’s attention on the condition of roads, saying “repair/maintenance/improvement of roads should be taken up on priority and the works to be completed without delay”.

Meanwhile, Acharya expressed pleasure at the news of the President’s visit to inaugurate the Hornbill Festival 2017.

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“We would have also banned Padmavati but we don’t have a single cinema hall here.”

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Thousands of state government employees throng the streets of Kohima on Tuesday. (NP)

Aiding and Abetting”, etc, the employees later marched to Raj Bhavan where a memorandum was submitted to the Governor PB Acharya.

Addressing media persons at the directorate of Tourism after submitting the memorandum, CANSSEA president, Dr. Zase Chusi, claimed that around ten thousand employees from all affiliated departments, both directorate and district offices under Kohima, participated in the silent rally.

A Core Committee member also informed that the second phase of the rally would begin soon if there

was no positive action on the points raised in the memorandum. The committee also stated that a copy of the memorandum will be submitted to the chief minister and to the chief secretary.

CANSSEA member Er Tsukti informed media that the “lightning strike” carried out by NIA in almost all the departments had made every state government employee feel insecure about his or her life.

He said initially NIA had literally begged for information which the well meaning government servants disclosed whatever informa-

tion they had as required under law. However, Tsukti said the entire exercise carried out by the NIA turned into a nightmare when the agency started prosecuting the employees instead.

He said that 36 departments were currently under NIA scanner and warned that the hospitality of the Nagas should not be misconstrued. He also expressed regrets that government officials were made scapegoats by the NIA which tagged everybody as anti-national or terrorists.

Land Resource director, Hoto Yeptho said gov-

ernment servants were insecure and had have become like orphans as there was no one to support them.

He lamented the fact that despite heads of departments submitting representations to the chief secretary in May this year and to the chief minister in September, nothing has been done to address the issue. Yeptho stated that no employee felt happy when 24% was deducted from his or her salary adding “We are not paying willingly.”

I&PR director, Limawati Ao disclosed that during the course of investigation NIA even went to the extent of asking the arrested officials what was he/she doing, before he/ she became a terrorist? He said NIA had painted the government officials worse than terrorists.

He said that everybody knows that officials were always under threat from by NNPGs if they refused to pay. Lima said if the current trend continued, no officer would accept promotion or serve as drawing & disbursing officers or Cashiers and this would bring about a collapse of the system.

Another CANSSEA member clarified that the

confederation was not against NIA, but warned the Government of India against playing a “double game” if it was serious about resolving the Naga political problem. Asserting that sending NIA to investigate and at the same time, holding political dialogue could not go together. He said if the Government of India was serious about the dialogue, then it should withdraw NIA probe immediately.

CANSSEA office bearers also reacted to an allegation that payment to NNPG was just an alibi to divert government funds. He clarified that the allegation was meant to mislead people as it is known that all departments were forced to pay.

Memorandum to Gov

Meanwhile in the memorandum submitted to the Governor, CANSSEA demanded immediate intervention of the Central government to withdraw NIA and drop investigation against various departments relating to illegal taxation

by Naga national political groups, considering the political dialogue between the Government of India and NNPGs. (Cont’d on p-8)

President highlights better connectivity to NE PTI/Correspondent

Imphal, Nov 21: President Ram Nath Kovind Tuesday highlighted the Centre’s efforts to improve connectivity by modes of road, railway and air to the Northeastern states, and said the region was a “gateway to India linking with the Indian subcontinent and the ASEAN”.

“The Government of India’s approach to the development of the Northeast is an urgent and speedy enhancement of connectivity. This is a multi-modal programme, across land, water and air,” the president said while inaugurating the Northeast Development Summit in Imphal, Manipur. He also underlined numerous projects taken up to improve travelling to Northeast by road, railway and air.

“And it refers both to connectivity within India as well as to connectivity between India and its eastern and Southeast Asian neighbours,” Kovind said.

Commerce and Industry minister Suresh Prabhu, Minister of State for Tourism K J Alphons, Manipur

NPF fate to be known Dimapur again to face MDTOA reject DC’s after general convention heavy load shedding appeal to call off bandh

Staff Reporter

Staff Reporter

Dimapur, Nov 21 (NPN): All eyes in Nagaland and beyond will be on the NPF general convention convened by NPF president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü to be held at Khouchiezie local ground Kohima on Wednesday.

The general convention was convened in pursuance to the directive of the Election Commission on October 17,2017 to resolve the ongoing NPF crisis after a parallel party organisation was formed by the NPF legislators who elected Neiphiu Rio as the interim president and later the full fledged president of the NPF faction.

The Election Commission of India had not accepted the claims made by the NPF (TR-NR) general convention and the resolutions adopted therein. Since, as per the EC records, the group headed by Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü was the original group but since there is now a dispute over party flag, symbol and letter head, Dr. Shürhozelie has been directed to hold the party convention after which the decision would be based on majority support.

After the general convention and its outcome, the fate of both NPF rival claimants would be clear and that would also set the stage for the path to the assembly elections expected sometime during February 2018. There is also speculations about further realignment of political forces after the NPF general convention but that remains to be seen. Otherwise, also, the judgment on the PIL filed for dismissal of 26 parliamentary secretaries and advisors in Nagaland would also cause a major political crisis if it declared within the next few weeks.

DIMAPUR, NOV 21 (NPN): Power department on Tuesday informed that the citizens of Dimapur will be facing heavy load shedding as another 66/33 Kv, 20 MVA power transformer developed technical defects on November 20 afternoon.

On November 12, the 66/33Kv, 20MVA was partially damaged during the fire incident. However, testing of the transformer revealed a major fault and may take some time for restoration, Executive Engineer transmission division, Dimapur, Er. Wabangmeren Jamir informed.

In this regard, Er. Wabangmeren said there will be extended load shedding as the power supply capacity has been reduced to 1/3rd.

It may be mentioned that Dimapur is being fed by three

power transformers each of 20MVA capacity. With two 20MVA transformers already damaged, Dimapur district is left with only one 20MVA. Due to this reason, there will be heavy load shedding as power supply will be distributed in phases, an official said.

The department has therefore appealed to the public to bear with the inconvenience.

Meanwhile, Er. Wabangmeren informed that the 10MVA transformer was in the process of being put in circuit, which would ease the power requirement to some extent.

He said it will take one week to ten days for the 10MVA to be fully functional.

He also informed that the department was trying its best to normalize power situation before Christmas since the department was in the process of arranging a 20MVA transformer.

DIMAPUR, NOV 21 (NPN): Mokokchung District Truck Owners’ Association (MDTOA) has rejected Mokokchung Deputy Commissioner (DC) Sushil Kumar Patel’s appeal for calling off the chakka bandh that began on Tuesday, asserting that the stir would continue for an indefinite period.

In a letter to the DC on Tuesday, MDTOA president Sangyumongba Ao and secretary Imtisumak said they would restrict plying of commercial trucks and pick-ups in the entire Mokokchung district, besides restricting movement of commercial vehicles on Mariani-Mokokchung and Mokokchung-Amguri roads.

MDTOA said the chakka bandh has been called as a last resort. MDTOA asserted that unless and until the concerned authorities repair/ improve the NH 702D (Mariani-Mokokchung road), the bandh would continue.

MDTOA appreciated the DC’s gesture of calling a meeting to discuss the issue on Tuesday.

However, the association rejected his appeal for postponing the chakka, besides seeking time till November 30 to attend the meeting. MDTOA reminded Patel that it had submitted a memorandum to him on October 30, 2017 seeking his attention to the plight of truckers. “Since there was no response, MDTOA had no option but to serve an ‘ultimatum’ on November 14,” the letter added.

Zeliang calls for tourist circuit in Northeast Gov, others condole demise of ex-MLA Kiyelho Pucho

D I M A P U R , N OV 2 1 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang has called for the creation of a tourist circuit for the Northeast to link up all festivals of the region.

Speaking at the inaugural event of “North East Development Summit” at City Convention Centre, Palace Compound in Imphal on Tuesday, Zeliang said he had highlighted the importance of creating such a circuit for the region with Chief Ministers of Assam and Manipur.

Despite the geographical remoteness of the Northeast, coupled with poor infrastructure and challenges posed by insurgency, the Chief Minister said he rested his hope on the young and enterprising youth of the region. “All it requires is the right policy, mixed with a blend of incentives for promoting investment and industrial growth in

T.R. Zeliang along with other dignitaries at North East Development Summit, Imphal.

the North-eastern States,” he stated.

Stressing that strengthening the economy of the North-eastern States would create jobs for the youth which would not only help in economic transformation of the region but also address the challenges of insurgency and feeling of alienation, Zeliang said building economic linkages with East Asian countries was a way towards achieving this end.

“Building economic linkages will help strengthen ties and contribute in the

development of Northeast India,” he said.

Expressing his confidence on Act East Policy, which has great potential to strengthen the region’s economy, Zeliang said the Northeast, being a gateway to ASEAN nations, was a natural partner in the policy.

Stressing on the importance of the policy that has the ability to not only end geographical remoteness of the North-eastern States but also transform the region by opening doors for Indian goods and services to the resilient ASEAN economies,

he said: “India’s Act East Policy should aim to achieve better connectivity for the North East region in all aspects – physically, emotionally and economically.”

Terming three ‘C’s – Commerce, Connectivity and Culture – as important components that could play major roles in transforming the region, Zeliang called for urgent development of road and air connectivity in the region. “I urge the Government of India to be indulgent to our proposals,” he stated.

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D I M A P U R , N OV 2 1 (NPN): Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya and other leaders have condoled the demise of former legislator, Kiyelho Pucho on November 21.

In a condolence message to Mrs. Suhoni Kiba, Governor expressed grief over the demise of, a veteran leader, who was elected as MLA from Pughoboto A/C in 1964. Acharya said late Pucho’s contribution as a public leader in various positions for the welfare of the state will be ever remembered. Acharya conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that the Almighty grant strength and solace.

Speaker: NLA speaker, Dr. Imtiwapang Aier, has expressed pain over the demise of Kiyelho Sema. Dr. Aier conveyed heartfelt condolences on behalf of himself and the Legislative Assem-

bly. He said late Kiyelho Sema was a social worker who dedicated his life for the welfare of the Nagas and was also active in Church activities. In his death, the State has lost a committed leader in general and Sema tribe in particular, he added.

Jacob: Jacob Zhimomi, MLA has expressed shock over the demise of Kiyelho Phucho, former MLA and founder of Kiyelho village.

He described, late Kiyelho as a man of strong principles and determination who dedicatedly served the Naga people in numerous capacities. His selfless contribution towards the uplift of Naga society would always be remembered, he said. Jacob prayed that the Almighty God grant strength and solace to the bereaved family and also prayed for the eternal peace of the departed leader.

Governor Najma Heptullah and chief ministers of Manipur, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland were present on the occasion.

“The Northeast’s geographical location makes it the obvious gateway to India, linking the vast economies of the Indian subcontinent and of today’s ASEAN countries,” the president said. This is the potential we have to tap. And this is the idea that must inspire this Summit, he added.

The president, who is on his maiden visit to the Northeast, said that the region was an amazing social and cultural ecosystem.

“Few regions of the world have such a wealth of cultural, ethnic and religious diversity packed into such a small area. This variety is an inspiration for all of us,” he said.

The Northeast is home to some of the oldest indigenous communities in the world. It is one of our spiritual homelands. Whether it is the traditions of the Devi in Kamakhya or of Buddhism in Tawang and elsewhere, they make for a sacred bond that unites India with Southeast Asia, he said.

SWD dept cancels December 2 exams DIMAPUR, NOV 21 (NPN): Social Welfare department (SWD) on Tuesday informed that the department has cancelled the following recruitment for the posts of supervisors (co-terminus with central scheme, LDA-cum computer assistant for the directorate and districts scheduled to be held on December 2, 2017.

In a notification, SWD director, T. Merangtsungba Aier stated that the cancellation was done in view of the High Court order dated July 25 and 28 and also in regard to the ultimatum served on the state government

by PSAN and PCC. All exam fees will be refunded to the applicants on reproduction of the admit car, Aier stated.

CM calls for all party meeting DIMAPUR, NOV 21 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. has called for an all party meeting to be held on November 23, 1 p.m. at the CM’s residential office, Kohima. The meeting has been called to deliberate on matters relating to settlement of the Naga political issue and the President of India’s visit for the Hornbill Festival 2017.

Power dept informs

DIMAPUR, NOV 21 (NPN): In view of the ongoing jungle cutting along 66Kv MokokchungNaginimora transmission line, power supply to Mon, Longleng, Changtongya and Tuli area under Mokokchung district will be occasionally disrupted till the work was completed. In this regard, SDO (trans) Mokokchung subtransmission division, Er. Shilu Lkr has requested all affected consumers to bear with the inconveniences.

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ToT on gender for NSRLM staff

DIMAPUR: Three-day training of trainers (ToT) on gender for staff of Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM) from the state, district and block mission management units comprising of the state resource persons and district level trainers began at RD conference hall, Kohima on November 21.

A press release from NSRLM stated that resource persons were Aasha Ramesh, national resource person-gender, NRLM, MoRD and Surekha Reddy, national resource person-gender, NRLM cell, NIRD&PR. Delivering the keynote address, M. Rollan Lotha, COO (Programs) NSRLM emphasized that the gender component needed to be reflected and applied through inclusive policies such as gender

Resource persons and officials of NSRLM during inaugural session of ToT on gender at RD conference hall, Kohima.

budgeting and other areas of focus and advised the participants as development professionals to begin by applying gender mainstreaming through their respective designated positions.

He further informed that NRLM (National Rural Livelihoods Mission) has taken up gender in a huge way with plans to integrate issues of gender in all its thematic components.

Giving an overview

on objective of the ToT, Aasha Ramesh underlined that for any state to become really developed, there needed to be gender equality and equity and for this, policy makers have given much importance to NRLM as a flagship program to ensure social, economic and political strengthening of women to move forward.

She urged the participants to internalize what gender is all about and to lead by example as

NRLM has given this opportunity.

Talking about the importance of the training, she also highlighted on the importance of observation, review, monitoring and further dissemination of information through further imparting of training cascading to the community level.

Gender through NRLM perspective was presented by Surekha Reddy where she underscored that Gender in NRLM was not just about issues of women but how to work on these issues along with men.

The inaugural session was chaired by Khriezovonuo Lhoungu, state program manager (KMC & Gender). It may be noted that Nagaland is one among four states across India to pilot gender mainstreaming under NRLM.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur WednesDAY, November 22, 2017

news in Brief Cabinet subcommittee meeting: Home Commissioner and member secretary, Abhishek Singh has informed that a meeting of the cabinet subcommittee has been convened on November 22 at the conference room of home commissioner. The meeting on induction into IAS would be held with representatives of the NCS/CANSSEA/other concerned associations under the chairmanship of minister for Health and Family Welfare. All concerned has been requested to make it convenient to attend the meeting.

NNC and FGN annual meeting: Annual meeting of the Naga National Council (NNC) and the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) would be held on November 27, 10 a.m at Transit Peace Camp (TPC), Kohima. The house would deliberate on the ongoing tumultuous situation in Nagaland. All eligible ranks and files, civil and army have been requested to attend the meeting positively and bear the assigned task of the nation.

KMC informs: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) and district administration would jointly seize/clear building materials/loose earth that has been obstructing traffic and pedestrians on November 23 from 5 p.m onwards under KMC jurisdiction. KMC informed that inspection team has already identified the owners of such items. The expenditure incurred for transporting /labour charge etc would be reimbursed from the concern individual /party along with an additional penalty of Rs. 2000 as per the Nagaland Municipal Act. 2001.

MOCK 25th anniversary: Mount Olive College Kohima (MOCK) 25th anniversary would be held on November 25, 10 a.m at college auditorium.

NDMSA 1st biennial conference: The Nagaland Direc-

torate Ministerial Service Association (NDMSA) would be holding its 1st biennial conference at Molu Ki, Merhülietsa, Kohima on November 22.

New principal secretary to Governor of Nagaland: The governor’s secretariat informed that Piyush Goyal, has assumed charge as principal secretary to Governor of Nagaland. All correspondences/letters intended for the principal secretary to Governor may be addressed to: Piyush Goyal, principal secretary to Governor Raj Bhavan Kohima, email: secy.rajbhavannagaland@gmail.com and telephone numbers 2242917 (O) and 2242898 (Fax) CUK to celebrate Ngada festival: Choginjun Union Kohima (CUK) would be celebrating Ngada festival on November 28, 12:30 p.m. at Tsiesema resort. All its members, in laws and well wishers have been invited to attend the festival. For any necessary communication one may contact at 94 36 821412/9089797062.

PDTTU informs public: Peren District Timber’s Trade Union (PDTTU) in its meeting resolved to conduct road repair works at Kebai – Khelma area under Athibung for convenient movement of general public and traders as well. All concerned have been requested to co-operate with the PDTTU for the greater interest and welfare of all concern.

NDPP Humtso village informs: Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) Humtso village unit has convened a coordination meeting-cum-picnic on November 25, 1 p.m. at Humtso village council hall. All the office bearers, active & primary members, supporters, all concerned members residing inside and outside the village have been requested to attend the programme.

Legal services mark 10-day campaign through various activities

Dimapur DLSA after legal awareness at St. John College.

Kiphire door to door campaign at Tikenvong & Jenty villages.

Mokokchung DC, ADC and DLSA taking part in walkathon.

Panel lawyers and PLVS in Phek.

Spot painting competition at Longleng.

Poster campaign in Wokha.

DIMAPUR: District legal services authorities (DLSAs) across the state conducted various activities to commemorate the ten-day campaign titled “connecting to serve” devised by national legal services authority (NLSA) from November 9-18.

TDLSA: During the campaign, Tuensang district legal service author-

Phek also set up legal assistance desk, poster campaign, door-to-door campaign at Kutsapo village and Pfutsero sub-division, hoardings, legal awareness programmes at Chozuba in collaboration with NSACS at Phek.

Zunheboto district legal services authority (ZDLSA) held visitationcum-legal awareness camp,

tition, while in Wokha, poster campaign, legal awareness with mentally disabled, legal awareness in collaboration with district AIDS prevention and control unit and walkathon were conducted.

KDLSA: DLSA in Kiphire also held awareness campaign in school at Pungro, door-to-door campaigns at Tikenvong

ity (TDLSA) conducted awareness by distributing local translated pamphlets, awareness camp at district jail, poster campaign, and motorbike rally in collaboration with the frontier royal enfield EN Bloc while in Kohima, DLSA spread legal awareness through poster campaigns, door-todoor and hoardings.

PDLSA: DLSA in

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

“Thou art my portion, O Lord; I have said that I would keep thy words.”

Psalms 119:57

painting competitions, legal awareness at district jail, visited Hezukhu memorial district hospital, opened legal assistance desk and distributed legal literacy pamphlets.

LDLSA: In Longleng, DLSA conducted legal awareness campaign, door-to-door campaign at Yachem, poster campaign and spot painting compe-

Motorbike rally at Tuensang.

and Jenty village under Pungro sub-division Kiphire, Azetso and Sangtsozi villages and put up hoardings as well.

Peren district legal services authority (PDLSA) put up hoardings, poster campaign and legal awareness campaign.

MDLSA: Mokokchung, DLSA conducted legal awareness at district

jail, cycle rally and walkathon, mental health camp and legal awareness workshop with district stakeholders.

DDLSA: Meanwhile in Dimapur, DLSA organised legal awareness programme at St. John college, Lok Adalat, vis-

ited central jail, put up hoardings and distributed legal literacy pamphlets and in Mon, legal awareness at Leangha village, Chingai ward, Nangtan village, Lapa Lempong village, Tanlao ward were conducted legal assistance desk was opened.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER LATE TSACHOLI MONGZAR G.B KIPHIRE TOWN 22ND NOVEMBER 2016.

Loving wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren & relatives

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Today’s the Anniversary of the day that we lost you.

And though we are full of sadness That you’re no longer here, Your influence still guides us And your memories will forever linger in our hearts.

‘The world was made a better place for many others because he lived and thrived in it’ We love and miss you dearly, K-3847

Loving wife, children, grandchildren, great grandchildren & in-laws.

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ZUHATO SEMA

16/03/1942 - 06/11/2017 Through this column, we the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to each and everyone who stood by us and shared our pain, rendered their selfless support physically, materially, financially and immense prayer during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father.

Our special thanks to : 1. Doctors & nurses, Zion Hospital & Research Centre Dimapur 2. SABAK Mission Centre, Pughoboto 3. Sumi Alakishi Kighini Muqo 4 Pughoboto Phughi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu (PPKK) 5. Govt. High School Pughoboto 6. Thilixu Village Baptist Church 7. Akighini Muqo, Thilixu Village Block II & IV 8. Atosa Welfare Society Thilixu Block II 9. Thilixu Block III Fellowship 10. Pughoboto Town Baptist Church, Women Dept. & Youth Dept.

11. Women Dept. Natsumi Baptist Church 12. Women Dept. NCRC, Mishilimi 13. Mishilimi Union Dimapur & Jubilee Board 14. Natsumi Union Dimapur 15. Tsaphimi Union Dimapur 16. Ighanumi Welfare Dimapur 17. Mishilimi Union Kohima We express our sincere apology for our inability to mention each individual specifically. Your good deeds and presence will always be cherished in our hearts.

We pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

We the bereaved family members of Late Dr. C Thridongse Sangtam convey our sincere gratitude to all individuals, friends, relatives, organisations, churches, neighbours and well-wishers who stood by us and supported us morally, physically, materially, financially and through prayer during his brief illness and till the time of his demise on 11th of Nov. 2017.

We also convey our gratitude to :1. Doctors and staffs of Tuensang District 2. Chimonger Women's Leader 3. Bazaar 'C' Sector Union 4. Sangtam Baptist Church Tuensang Town 5. Khiamniungan Baptist Church Tuensang Town 6. Tuensang Town Baptist Church (CBLT) 7. Ao Baptist Church Tuensang Town 8. Lotha Baptist Church Tuensang Town 9. Sangtam Union Tuensang Town 10. United Sangtam Likhum Bümji 11. Eastern Naga People Organisation (ENPO) 12. Eastern Naga GB's Union 13. Eastern Naga DB's Union 14. District Administration 15. Eastern Naga Women Organisation (ENWO) 16. Chang Khulei Setshang Tuensang Town 17. Tuensang District GB's Union 18. Senior Citizens Union Tuensang Unit 19. Tuensang District Homeopathic Association.

Even though we are unable to mention all the good deeds bestowed upon the family, we pray that our Almighty God bless each and everyone abundantly.

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WEATHER FORECAST November 22

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Hazy sun

28 16

Mostly sunny and delightful

25 13

Guwahati Partly sunny with a shower

27 18

Aizawl Imphal

Sunshine and pleasant

25 10

Itanagar Partly sunny and comfortable 25 15 Shillong

Partly sunny, a shower or two 20 10

Kohima

Mostly sunny and nice

Dimapur Sunny and not as warm Mkg

21 9 26 14

Mostly sunny and comfortable 23 9

Tuensang Mostly sunny and cooler Wokha

Roundtable on sustainable Alder College celebrates 25th anniv management of jhum concludes

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Mainly clear and cooler

Zunheboto Mostly sunny

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Pankaj Kumar along with delegates. (NP)

Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , N OV 2 1 (NPN): Day-2, roundtable on sustainable management of jhum organized by government of Nagaland and DONER, Government of India (GoI) in partnership with International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) was held at Hotel Acacia, Dimapur on Tuesday.

While giving concluding remarks, chief secretary, Nagaland, Pankaj Kumar, said to make a meaningful intervention and address the concern of the farmers, as family in the villages depended on farming for village economy.

While appealing all likeminded entrepreneurs to make conscious effort, Pankaj said that government should provide reliable mar-

keting outlet for the farmers since volume in production was still low though surplus was high. Regretting that farmers would not be able to have meaningful sustenance unless their income improved, Pankaj added that market through technology was the most important.

The three projects IFAD, JICA and KFW were to help in improving the income of the farmers and habitat of the state, he added.

In the first session, moderated by principal secretary & APC, T. Imkonglemba Ao spoke on traditional village institutions, village republics and accumulation of land regarded to be very important to tribal communities as they were often acquired through bloodshed. He emphasized that village level administration required bet-

Interdenominational prayer summit held at Kisama

Praise and worship during the interdenominational prayer summit.

DIMAPUR: Prayer Summit Nagaland (PSN) held the interdenominational prayer summit with the theme “healing home” at Kisama Naga Heritage Village from November 17 – 19 where about 500 regular prayer warriors stayed in the location and prayed day and night, casting out evil spirits and claiming the entire Heritage Village and Nagaland for Lord Jesus Christ.

A press note by PSN programme coordinator, Rev. Dr. Vezopa Tetseo stated that on Sunday morning the congregation was about 1500 altogether.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WednesDAY, November 22, 2017

During the three days believers confessed the sins of Nagas and prayed for forgiveness, peace, tranquillity, corruption to be rooted out, required development to take place, clean election and to elect God fearing leaders for the citizens. It also earnestly prayed for the right solution and sovereignty of Naga political problem.

The main speakers of the prayer summit were Rev. Dr. Shiwoto Swu, Rev. Dr. Mong Lotha, Rev. Dr. Atsi Dolie, Rev. Dr. Wati Aier and Rev. Dr. Ponsing Konyak. The speakers emphasized on the im-

portance of humbleness in life as children of God and seeking the wisdom of God. Special prayer was offered for youth volunteers and choir members.

Prayers were made for Naga national workers, Nagaland state legislators, bureaucrats, police and administrators that they would gain God’s wisdom to lead people. Prayers were also made for young generation, school, college and university students, teachers, contractors, business sectors, village leaders, church leaders and missionaries.

ter understanding as such institutions would ensure that development of any sorts were implemented effectively. APC also said that efficacy of village governance depended on the village chairman and also village level committees in regard to education, power, nutrition, forest management, health committee and land use committees.

He pondered on the need to relook at traditional institutions with hand on knowledge of the past to meet new transforming models.

Topic speakers on “land tenure and role of traditional institutions in jhum management” were professor Sapu Changkija, Nagaland University, director ICAR for NE, Dr S.V. Ngachan and vice chancellor, Martin Luther university Shillong, Dr.Vincent Darlong, speak-

ers on “lessons from investment in sustainable management of upland farming systems in Northeast” were program director, GiZ Shillong, Dr Klaus-Peter Gross, UNDP, Lianchawü, IFAD, Meera Mishra and NEIDA, Tata Trust, Sentimongla Kichuchar, and speakers on “marketing of agri products from jhum and upland farming areas: opportunities and challenges” were Sustainable Spices Initiative (IDH) India, Bhavit Pant, Crop Connect Enterprises Private Ltd, Ishira Mehta and Gram Unnati Foundation, Aneesh Jain.

Moderators on day-2 were principal secretary & APC, GoN, T.Imkonglemba Ao, chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar and director, Foundation for Contemplation of Nature, Ajay Rastogi.

Vote of thanks was proposed by principal secretary & APC, T. Imkonglemba Ao, while overview of the field visit was given by joint secretary, Agriculture, GoN, Angelina Tajen.

The delegates would be visiting Wednesday bazaar on November 22 and visit Khonoma village, Kohima, ICAR-Mithun, Jarnapani and Molvom village.

ASUB cautions admission seekers in Bangalore DIMAPUR: Ao Students Union Bangalore (ASUB) has cautioned young Naga job seekers/students to beware of miscreants who give them false promise of lucrative salary and admission into reputed colleges in Bangalore.

ASTB in a press release stated that in view of this growing menace the Ao Students Union Bangalore held an executive meeting in the month of July 24, 2017 wherein it had passed some resolutions for general Naga public and young people.

ASUB resolved that public should beware of so called job agent who conducts interview in Nagaland to offer jobs in Bangalore.

Secondly, it resolved that public should not be duped by any college admission agents or representative from colleges who bluff many innocent young students of admitting in reputed colleges but ending up admitting in start-up colleges or un-

reputed campuses.

ASUB cautioned that no reputed colleges send admission representatives to any place.

It also resolved that any Ao Naga student/ youth coming to Bangalore for any reason should register in Ao Students’ Union Bangalore or Ao Senso Telongjem Bangalore (Ao Union).

ASUB also stated that many couple stay in rented houses as live-ins without the consent from parents.

In this regard, ASUB cautioned parents and guardians to make sure that children were introduced to ASTB officials.

ASUB contacts are Litem Mangyang Lemtor liyang1645@gmail. com at 8618240553; Bendangliba Pongen ben. dang25@gmail.com at 8892754247; Arinungba Imchin ariimchen11@ gmail.com at 9535223947 and Moasenup Jamir moasunepjamir@gmail.com at 8105346006.

(Inset) Rev. Tuisem addressing the gathering. Jubilee choir presenting college anthem during silver jubilee celebration. (NP) Correspondent KO H I M A , N OV 2 1 (NPN): Alder College Kohima celebrated its 25th anniversary with founder principal Emeritus Patkai Christian College, Nagaland, chief administrator, Patkai Christian Academy Manipur, Rev. Tuisem A. Shishak Ph.D. as the chief guest at the college’s auditorium on Tuesday.

Chief guest in his speech congratulated the management and the college community for completing 25 years of existence. He reminded to the gathering on the occasion quoted from the Bible psalmist “Unless the Lord builds the house, its builders labor in vain, unless the Lord watches over the city, the watchman stand guard in vain”.

Rev. Shishak said faith and learning must coexist and be integrated in every Christian educational institution as the foundation for every Christian learning.

Stressing on the importance of liberal education, he said a liberally-educated man was balanced, rational, righteous, civil, ethically matured, literary able student and lover of virtue.

While admitting that “we” have fallen short of

nurturing an intellectual culture in colleges, including Patkai Christian College, Rev Shishak said that there was no competitive spirit either in the students or faculty in research and scholarship.

He said today the need for the quick acquisition of marketable skills, and vocational specialization at all levels of school and college career have created confusion concerning the primary focus of college education. He reminded the gathering the cultivation of mind and intellect as part and parcel of liberal education was the primary business of higher education. He said education had to be all about learning the truth, and truth meant facts and their relationships. Challenging the Christian colleges, he said it was not merely an instrument responsive to popular pressures, but must be willing to stand up as a judge of society’s tastes and actions. He said courage, with temperance was always needed to hold the college to its role and mission. He challenged the Alder College community to remain ever vigilant in maintaining discipline in spiritual, academic, and social endeavors.

Director department of higher education, Kuho-

li Chishi in her brief address said everybody had a place to work provided they have quality.

Programme was chaired by Dr. Akala Longkumer asst. professor, welcome address by Dr. Rukhono Iralu principal, invocation prayer by Rev. Dr. Rachiilie Vihienuo pastor Union Baptist Church while jubilee choir presented special song. College history was shared by Z h a p u v i L i e g i s e, speech on behalf of former principals by Dr. P.S. Lorin principal Tetso college, Keyiyachii Liegise college chairman also addressed the gathering, reminiscence by president Alder College Alumni Association James Yalie and a tribute to Alder college read by Senti Kath. Drama on happy prince was presented by students, jubilee cake cutting and prayer done by Nyielo Liegise while vote of thanks was proposed

by Vilasielie Mepfhiio vice principal.

Earlier, the chief guest unveiled the jubilee monolith and also released the college souvenir. Programme was attended by principals of various colleges of Kohima, representatives from Nagaland university, alumni members, well wishers, students and others.

The Inner Wheel Club, Dimapur donated a scooty to women police station on Tuesday in a brief function. Commissioner of police, Limasunep Jamir lauded the noble gesture of the club to the women police station. The key of the scooty was handed over to commissioner of police by club president, Jyotsna Singh. (NP)

PLHIV’s resentment on CD4 machine breakdown DIMAPUR: HIV positive community of Dimapur had voiced out their resentment against constant breakdown of CD4 machine at the centre by holding a protest outside ART centre, Dimapur Hospital on November 20.

A press release by HIV positive community of Dimapur, stated that during the first week of November, NSACS were made aware of the problem with machine but even after a lapse of more than two weeks, the machine has remained dysfunctional.

It stated that more than 3000 people on ARVs had to discontinue ARV treatment. The machine is used as a baseline pre ARV treatment and post ARV initiation as an indicator to determine the treatment response rate after every six months.

During the protest, the group held protest posters and placards which read “we demand new machine”, “treat us as human, we are not less than you”, “ART mediK Y M C

cines must be available anytime”.

Dimapur ARTC is an ART plus centre with more than 9000 registered PLHIV. M e a n w h i l e, t h e ARK Foundation president, Ketho Angami has cited utter negligence of NSACS in failing to address this issue.

Expressing the concerns faced by the PLHIV community on ART, he stated that earlier happenings of ARV stock outs and no CD 4 test presently would only result in treatment failure due to compelled adherence disr uption and proper monitoring test.

The press release stated “it is necessary to seek for your right to health with an equal perspective on your fundamental rights.

This has to be made with informed consent, treatment and adherence, and follow up counselling are all necessary while also getting the right kind medicines and test and diagnosis at the right time and intervals”.

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Correspondent

Shillong, Nov 21: The Meghalaya Election Department will register “millennial voters,” those born on January 1, 2000, ahead of the 2018 assembly polls in the state, an official said on Tuesday.

“We are targeting to enroll around 2000 ‘millennial voters’ ahead of the assembly elections,” Chief Electoral Officer Frederick Roy Kharkongor told journalists.

There are about 74,000 millennial voters in the entire country and as per ECI calculation, each state will have about 2000 of such voters.

“In our state, each district is projected to have 200 millennium voters and we have sought information from the municipal board to try and connect and get them enrolled,” he said.

Kharkongor said the millennial voters will be recognised and feted during the National Voters’ Day.

AR detects IED IMPHAL, Nov 21: Troops of Assam Rifles Tuesday detected an IED (Improvised Explosive Device) suspected to have been planted by militants in Manipur’s border district Tengnoupal. Troops of 11 AR detected the IED by the roadside of an intervillage road near H Moljang village, eight km north of Moreh police station, around 9.30 am, a police source said. Police suspect the IED was planted by militants with an intention to target the security forces using a remote control device. (Correspondent)

The election department has sought the active involvement of the political parties to bridge the voters’ enrolment gap of 1.08 lakh ahead of the assembly elections. “We have requested the political parties for their active cooperation so that this gap can be bridged,” Kharkongor, who held a meeting with the representatives of the different political parties, said.

The present voters’ enrolment gap is 1,08,318 of which 80,000 is in East Khasi Hills, 55,025 in Ri Bhoi and 11,000 and 28,999 in the West Garo Hills and South Garo Hills respectively.

“The highest gap is in Nongkrem legislative assembly constituency (16,037) and in Tikrikilla constituency (6,608),” Kharkongor said.

He said the huge gap is as per the projected population and the number of voters in the state adding that the current projected population the state is about

Correspondent

Shillong, Nov 21: Indian Air Force (IAF) chief Air Chief Marshal B.S. Dhanoa on Tuesday reviewed the security scenario in the northeast with commanders from the Eastern Air Command.

Dhanoa, who inaugurated the Commanders’ Conference here in Meghalaya, updated the commanders on the security scenario and infrastructure in the

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35 lakh (as per the census, 2011).

The total enrolment of voters in the state stands at 17.68 lakh as on September 27, and the chief electoral officer expressed optimism that by the time the elections are announced, the figure would touch 18 lakhs.

Meanwhile, Kharkongor informed that the Election Department have identified and deleted the names of “dual voters” those who have their names included in the electoral rolls of both Assam and Meghalaya.

“In Dadenggre assembly constituency after it was thoroughly established that they were dual voters, we have identified 24 such persons and their names were deleted,” he said.

The Chief Electoral Officer also informed that the deputy commissioners of districts bordering with Assam are constantly in touch with their counterparts to ensure that the electoral rolls are free of D i map u r , N ov 2 1 (NPN): Jairampur batdual voters. talion of Assam Rifles apprehended a self styled lieutenant of NSCN (R), Tikkam Mossang in the early hours of November 21. Based on specific input of a cadre trying to extort northeastern region. money from Miao town, The Chief of the Air the battalion launched an Staff exhorted all field com- operation and apprehended manders to put in efforts the cadre with a pistol, live to upgrade the operational ammunition, Rs 20,000 of infrastructure and capability extortion money and other of eastern zone. incriminating evidence, Dhanoa also stressed said PRO (Defence) in on the importance of lead- a press release. On spot ership, team building and interrogation, the cadre discipline, which are pivotal admitted to being an active in pursuit of achieving the member of the outfit, the operational goals. release added.

AR apprehends NSCN (R) cadre

IAF chief reviews security scenario in north east

KHUZAMA KROTHO KOHIMA Teisozha Thechü Puotei Diekepu

25th Nov. 2017 Khadi Nagi Resort, Jotsoma 11 am Er. Khose Sale, (D & R) Distribution and Revenue, Department of Power Nagaland, Kohima.

CHANGE OF NAME

This is to inform you that vide an Affidavit before the Notary Public at Dibrugarh /Sl. No 21721 dated 17th November 2017 says my name is changed from JOSEPH THOTTAPPALLY to FATHER JOSEPH THOTTAPPALLIL. From this affidavit henceforth my new name will be assumed as FATHER JOSEPH THOTTAPPALLIL. Sd/ DC-2784 FATHER JOSEPH THOTTAPPLLIL

Reg. No. 8049/2017

Uramia Kewhira kebako mu Tuoüpfüko kehoupuorei nie tei chükerüü se ba di vor kepekro phreshü nu nie pete kieya.

Bagei (vehicle) ba kemoko la Bus keseshütuo. Puotei tashüketuo old NST 9:am, PHQ Junction: 9:30 am.

Kiekeshü KKK K-3845

Dt. 21/11/2017

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

USUTOMI UNION ZUNHEBOTO

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

MON : NAGALAND

Govt. Reg. No. Home/SRC-6828 Dated 03/11/2014

No.GA/JUD-08/2017-18/2008

FELICITATION

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The Usutomi Union Zunheboto would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Tovito Achumi, S/o Kitoli and Hetoi Achumi for bringing laurels to our Union by securing the post of JDA through NPSC. The Union further wishes you success in your future endeavour.

Atoka Chophy Gen. Secy., UUZ

AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri KITOHO alias NUPATO, S/o. Hekhuvi, presently residing at Walford Rengma Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly declare that my correct official name is KITOHO which is entered in all official records and documents whereas in my Academic Certificates and records my name is entered as NUPATO. That henceforth my name shall be used as KITOHO for all official records and documents.

Notary Public Dimapur : Nagaland DP-12135

OFFICE OF THE

Ghukashe Awomi Chairman, UUZ

Agartala, Nov 21 (PTI): A journalist working with a Bengali newspaper was shot dead today allegedly by a constable of Tripura State Rifles (TSR) following an altercation, police said. The scribe, Sudip Datta Bhaumick, was gunned down around 2 pm inside the headquarters of the 2nd battalion of TSR at R K Nagar near here, West Tripura SP Abhijit Saptarshi said. “After reaching the spot, we found the journalist lying in a pool of blood. We took him to G B Hospital in Agartala where the doctors declared him brought dead,” Saptarshi said. Bhaumick, 48, was a reporter of ‘Syandan Patrika’. One TSR constable has been arrested in this connection, the SP said. The killing comes weeks after a TV journalist was killed in West Tripura.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members of LATE VUMTINSEI KIPGEN, (died in an accident on 14th January 2017), father of Miss TINGNEILHING KIPGEN & Master MIMIN KIPGEN, Pilgrim School, Dimapur, gratefully acknowledge the kind and graceful act of TATA AIG (an insurance company) and Pilgrim School administration who had insured our two named children (along with parents).

And now, as per the insurance, we are in receipt of Rs. 1,00,000/- (one lakh only) each for the two children education on 20/11/2017.

This is really a great relief and solace for us. May God bless the two said institutions to continue their humanitarian works on the needy and people in grief.

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TENDER OF UNCONDITIONAL APOLOGY TO MAYANGNOKCHA GOVT. HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, MOKOKCHUNG. I, Mr Chubawati violating the social norms and proceedings have posted the Internal Functioning and Administration of MGHSS, on social media," I Love Mokokchung" Face Book page without prior consultation about the issue with the school authority.

My unjustified and ignorant actions have thereby caused irreparable harm to the good name of the school in particular and the authority, teachers, staff and students in general.

This I confess before the school authority and teachers on this day, the 18th Nov.2017 and hereby, tender my unconditional Apology to the school with a clear conscious through this daily.

Accused.

Sd/Mr Chubawati.

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NOTICE

Dated, Mon the 20th Nov 2017

Whereas an application has been submitted by Smti Nangnyu K with prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of her husband deceased Late H. Shamlao Konyak Ex NO. 62804 L/Naik 6th NAP under the establishment of Commandant 6th NAP Battalion Tizit, who expired on 21/10/2017.

Objection are hereby invited from persons having objection or claim for drawal of the said dues by the applicants within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this Notification. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period.

Deputy Commissioner Mon : Nagaland

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DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME Date : 17/11/17 Regd. No. 11 1. Smti. Vika H, D/o Heshito resident of H/No. 29 Khukishe Village, District Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm an oath and declare as under : 2. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi (Naga) tribe.

3. That in my Bank Pass book bearing my name Vika has been recorded as where as in my official and educational document my name was recorded as Vika H. 4. That this declaration is made to declare that the above mentioned names are one the same person and that is me.

5. That henceforth as and when the names Vika and Vika H appears, it shall be read and understood as Vika H for all official as well as necessary purpose.

6. That the statements made in this declaration are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing materials is concealed therefore.

7. That this declaration is made on this the 17th day of Nov. 2017 at Zunheboto.

Deponent Sworn before me. st 1 Class Magistrate/ Notary DP-12144 Zunheboto : Nagaland Regd. No. 929/2017

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 18.11.17

I, Shri. Medo Kenye @ Medotso Kenye, S/o Shri. Neilhipe Kenye, resident of 4th Mile Diphupar, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to the Scheduled Tribe by birth and residing in above mentioned address.

2. That in my SBI bearing Account No. 31498054811 my name has been entered/recorded as Medotso Kenye as well as in my Aadhaar Card, whereas in my Educational documents my name has been entered/recorded as Medo Kenye.

3. That the names Medotso Kenye and Medo Kenye, pertains to the same and one person.

4. That this affidavit is sworn solely for the purpose of stating that both the names Medotso Kenye and Medo Kenye pertains to the same and one person.

5. That the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing contained therein is false.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this the 18th of November, 2017.

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Empty streets greet President in Imphal

Two ‘Art of Living’ members arrested in Meghalaya Correspondent

President Ram Nath Kovind being received by Manipur Governor on his arrival at Imphal airport on Tuesday. (NP) Correspondent

IMPHAL, NOV 21: President Ram Nath Kovind, who landed in Imphal on Tuesday on a two-day visit to strife-torn Manipur was greeted by empty streets due to bandh called by separatist outfits.

Coordinating Committee (CorCom) of six separatist groups of the state called the 28-hour general strike to protest Kovind’s visit from 5 a.m. on Tuesday. The strike will continue till Wednesday 8 a.m .

Kovind landed at the Imphal airport under heavy security and graced Manipur Sangai Festival and also inaugurated a two-day Northeast Development

Summit 2017.

Normal life remained paralyzed as all business establishments and institutions including schools remained closed, except emergency and ceremonial services.

The strike passed off peacefully with no untoward incident reported till this report was filed.

However, security measures have been tightened in Imphal, particularly along the roads which the President travelled to attend official programmes.

Security has also been beefed up in and around INA complex at Moirang in Bishnupur district where the President was scheduled to visit.

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE

NO.REV-1/90-D/12291-92

Dt. Dimapur the 21/11/17

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Chenio Lotha resident of Dimapur who has applied for issue of mortgage clearance concerning to Patta No. 431, Dag No. 22/506 measuring an area 00-02-05 located at Block No/Village 10 Mouza No 02 which has been mortgage in the NIDC Bank/Society.

Claims & Objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted in written in the Court of the undersigned on or before 29-11-17.

Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland DP-12160

LOKOBOMI UNION DIMAPUR Nighami lokobomi Dimapur lo xukuami kumtsu ampe shekha shikimithi kiu kighini do lunike vephu vezu mono ighino kukumgha kusajelu penike pithilu ani.

A.A : United Colony Sumi Fellowship (Near GHSS Nagarjan).

Atstala : 25th November 2017.

Ado : Inaqhe ayi 7:00 AM Bokato Chishi Chairman, L.U.D

(TOVIKA CHISHI) Gen. Secretary

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

The strike was called

by CorCom to boycott President’s visit. CorCom is conglomerate body of various rebel outfits, PREPAK, PREPAK (Pro), UNLF and RPF. The body has been boycotting visits of central leaders to the state.

CorCom termed the visit of the President of India as another mission to strengthen the colonial rule in the region.

Earlier, Indian Air Force Plane carrying the President touched down at the Bir Tikendrajit International Airport at 11:30 a.m. He was accompanied

by Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal in the aircraft.

SHILLONG, NOV 21: Two members of “Art of Living” were arrested in Meghalaya allegedly for trying to meet with leaders of the outlawed Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) in Bangladesh, a police official said on Tuesday.

Khroo Lamsalanki Pariat, and Samir Jolly were arrested on Monday by Meghalaya police from Dawki Police Check Post near the India-Bangladesh border on Monday, Vivek Syiem, the district police chief of West Jaintia Hills said The police officer said that the meeting between the arrested persons and the HNLC was supposed to be held on Tuesday.

“Initially, the duo did not disclose about their purpose of visit to Bangladesh until further interrogation was made, where it was clearly ascertained that the arrested persons were in close communication with members of the HNLC through its Publicity Secretary, Sainkupar Nongtraw and other top cadres,” Syiem said.

The police official said the arrested persons claimed that their intention to meet top members of the HNLC was through the “Art of Living” and to have talks.

FELICITATION

The Satakha Range Students' Union with immense pride and joy would like to congratulate Miss. Aghali H Assumi, D/o Hutoi Assumi of Nunumi Village on being crowned Miss. Sumi 2017.

The Union further prays that success will always be with her on the new ventures she take and wishes her the best in her future endeavour.

Bokalu V Zhimo President, SRSU

Vinotoli K. Shohe Gen. Secy., SRSU

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‘Millennial voters’ to be enrolled for 2018 M’laya polls

Journalist shot dead by police in Tripura

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, november 22, 2017

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JAPFÜ CULTURE SOCIETY GENERAL SESSION-2017

25th Nov. 2017 at 11:00 am at SAPO Hall, Kohima

Ketarhokeshü: Vilelie Khamo, Class-I Govt. Contractor Kepesikeshü 1. Kesuokemezie puo tazo moro tsüphrüpete bu vor phrelie nu kieshüya mu kevor pete ukrü rütsopfeni sephre vorlie.

2. Society Lottery batuo mu Thevotsü, Puophi mu Puobou ko se kevizhakhra chütuo. Ticket yopuo ma Rs 500/3. Kevor pete bu “hiekelie” sie zorie themuo se vo ukikru ze di hie lalieketuo la thevochü (local) 2 kg Raka 300/- nunu ze shütuo.

4. Teisozha hanhie tsüphrümiasa rei ze kelie chütuo. “übou se di ketshe tsali chüpie Jihova ki shülie”.. Chieliko 98:5 Mechü thehe batuo K-3852

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Imolemba Ao Deceased, has been filed by Shri/Smti. M. Asangla relation wife R/o. H.No. 175, Sector A, Signal Angami Village to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 16/8/17.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 22/12/17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 20 day of 11/17.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Kenneth Kerhüo Deceased, has been filed by Shri. Kezhalezo Kerhüo relation son R/o. Kuda C Village Dimapur to draw his, Landed Property etc, who expired on 25.11.93.

Landed properties covered by Patta No - 35, Dag No. - 21/403, 77/404, 48/405, Mouza No. 3. Its a Joint Patta in this following to names. 1.

Kenneth Kerhüo, 2. Thepfukielie Kerhüo, 3. Dieselie Kerhuo, 4. Theja-o Kerhüo, 5. R. Kuovio Kerhuo and 6 Kevilezo Keshüo.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 21.12.17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 20 day of 11/17.

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-661/17/12232

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 18 Nov' 17 th

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. Dr. Chubanungsang Imchen -Vrs- Ao Senso Telongjem resident of Padumpukhuri Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 18/12/17.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Dr. Chubanungsang Imchen Village /Town Block No. : Padumpukhuri A.K, Patta No. : 121, Dag No. : 246, Area : 00-02-10.

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Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Thepfukielie Kerhu-o Deceased, has been filed by Shri. Dolie Kerhü-o relation son R/o. H.No. 424, Master Colony, Kuda Vill. to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 29/3/2016. Landed properties covered by Patta No 329, Dag No. - 493, Block - Nagarjan Village, Mouza No - 3.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 22/12/17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 21 day of 11/17.

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Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Dr. Inakhe Sumi @ Dr. Inakhe Yepthomi @ Dr. Inakhese Deceased, has been filed by Shri. Anguvika Inakhe Yepthomi relation son R/o. H.No. 90, Padum Pukhuri Village, Dimapur to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 31/01/2015. Landed properties covered by Patta No - 12, Dag No. - 618. Measuring an area 6B-1K-10Ls, Block - Padum Pukhuri Vill.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of _______.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 17 day of 11/17.

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Alemkaba Sangtam Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Moyobeni Yanthan, relation wife R/o.

H.No. 74, Diphupar, 4th Mile, Dimapur to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 07/10/17.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 22/12/17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 21 day of 11/17.

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that the wife approached e-biddat’ would have no the police in the case. option but to approach police for redressal of Ministerial panel for the her grievance as a Muslim end to triple talaq clergy would be of no asThe government has sistance to her. set up a ministerial comEven police are helpmittee to consider a leg- less as no action can be islation to put an end to taken against the husband instantaneous triple talaq, in the absence of punitive the Muslim way of di- provisions in the law, they vorce which is said to be explained. still in practice despite the The ministerial comSupreme Court striking it mittee has been constituted down. to frame a law, and the govGovernment function- ernment plans to bring this aries, who did not wish to legislation in the Winter be named, said that the Session of Parliament, the Centre was considering to functionaries said. bring a suitable legislation In August, the Suor amend existing penal preme Court struck down provisions, which would the controversial Islamic make instantaneous triple practice of instant divorce talaq an offence. or ‘talaq- e-biddat’ as arAs the law stands to- bitrary and unconstituday, a victim of ‘talaq- tional.

busy year in view of the next general elections.

Earlier, the election for RJD’s national president used to take place at the interval of every two years.

But later, the party’s constitution was amended and the term of its president was extended to three years.

Lalu is RJD’s national president ever since its formation in July 1997 when he caused a split in the then Janta Dal to launch a new political party.

Lalu Prasad, Raghuvansh Prasad Singh, Kanti Singh along with 17 Lok Sabha MPs and eight Rajya Sabha MPs and other supporters gathered at New Delhi on July 5, 1997 and formed a new political party.

Lalu made a resounding comeback on Bihar’s political stage on November 8, 2015 when his party won 80 of 101 assembly seats it contested, leading to formation of Nitish Kumar-led grand alliance government in Bihar. But on July 26 this year, Nitish dumped the RJD and retuned back to NDA after forming a new government with support of the BJP. Thus, the RJD despite being the single largest party, was compelled to sit on the opposition benches in the assembly.

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NEW DELHI, Nov 21 (AGENCIES): The Central government is mulling over introducing a Bill to end triple talaq in the winter session of Parliament. This comes in the backdrop of the Supreme Court judgment of August 22 that set aside the practice of talaq-e-biddat among Muslim husbands.

A ministerial committee has been constituted to frame a law.

It is learnt that in order to give effect to the Supreme Court order, the government is considering to bring about a legislation or amendments to existing penal provisions which shall make instantaneous triple talaq an offence.

According to sources, the government’s justification for the need for a legislation also stems from the fact that there have been reports of number of divorces by way of talaqe-biddat even after the Supreme Court judgment.

In a recent incident of talaq-e-biddat, it has been reported that a person in a leading education institution divorced his wife through WhatsApp and short message service and

PATNA, Nov 21 (AGENCIES): Former Bihar chief minister and former railway minister Lalu Prasad (69) was on Tuesday formally elected as RJD’s national president for the 10th consecutive term. He was elected unopposed.

RJD’s national election officer Jagdanand Singh gave him the certificate of election at the party’s national council meeting, held at the SK Memorial hall here, amidst thunderous applause from the party workers. Around 650 delegates from 24 states including neighbouring Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal attended the party’s national council meet.

Lalu’s re-election for another three year term (2017-20) became almost clear on November 12, the last date of filing nomination, when no one else turned up before the national election officer to file nomination against his candidature.

Earlier on January 17, 2016, Lalu was elected the RJD president for consecutive ninth term for a period of three year (2016-19). His term was to expire on January 16, 2019. But the party’s decided to hold mid-term poll for its president on the plea that 2019 would be a

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The 52 AC Longkhim Chare BJP Mandal and its various BJP Morcha Wing unanimously resolved to tender mass resignation from the BJP Party as the Party lost confidence in the present leader of 52 AC in the ground of Social and Developmental Activities. The Party served memorandum for several times yet it was ignored therefore on 6th Oct. 2017, the Party had a consecutive meeting and resolved to submit the ultimatum to be furnished before 30th Oct. 2017 and was ignored. The Party is compelled to initiate its course of step not to support the present sitting member on 18th Nov. 2017.

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Vol. XXVII NO. 348 Dimapur, Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Beyond Hornbill Festival

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ince 2000 the state government has been holding the annual Hornbill Festival with the objective of preserving Naga culture and promoting cultural tourism and of course, expecting some economic benefits for local enterprises. The festival, coinciding with the statehood day is relevant in the context of the reassertion of heterogeneous groups towards the Naga homogeneity. Any idea or endeavour undergoes certain metamorphosis and that is the essence of progress. In this regard, the state government has been footing the bills to keep itself, the people, domestic and perhaps ‘foreign’ tourists entertained. Notwithstanding the physical and mental fatigue on those involved with having to deal with a mega-festival, the essence of promotion of tourism needs serious consideration. Several years back, this newspaper had commented in this columns that it was time to ‘privatise’ enterprise in Nagaland as the government cannot and should not patronize business at its cost. The government should stick to infrastructure development to provide good and wide roads besides efficient network of transportation services including bringing much improvement in the telecommunications services. Tourism is about people to people and not government to people even though there are departments supposed to deal with the administrative and other aspects. Trade, travel and tourism are channels of free enterprise that people use and pay for services rendered. The other is to impress upon the importance of ‘responsible tourism’ whose goal is to create “better places for people to live in and better places for people to visit.” This newspaper had also aired its opinion over ten years back, that Hornbill Festival should also be distributed to other districts on rotation basis in order to create a sense of belonging. Presently, the permanent venue is Kisama, some 12 kms from Kohima. The newspaper suggested that while the grand inaugural programme, rock music, beauty pageant, literature fair, World War II vintage car rally can be held in Kohima, other items such as cultural dances, food and water and adventure sports could be held in Dimapur. On top of the regular traffic jam, Kohima during Hornbill Festival experiences its worst period where it can take even three hours to travel from one end of the town to the other. The state government needs to focus on this aspect, in order to promote a widely distributed and longer duration for tourism during the dry winter months. Sikkim attracts those interested in the state’s scenic landscapes and its famed floriculture industry. Sikkim is a good example where eco-tourism has grown into a thriving industry due to government intervention along with awareness spread through tourism-oriented NGOs. There are states which attract tourists with their agro produce such as the wines of Shillong, oranges of Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh. It may also be pointed out that Hornbill Festival has metamorphosed over the years and in keeping with the trend, it is also becoming a favourite destination for rock music contest. Too many ideas running riot over heads of bureaucrats to promote the entertainment culture, which comes with a price tag for the government. If the government is serious about tourism, it has to think outside the Hornbill Festival box in order to truly showcase the varied food and culture of the Naga tribes.

DailyDevotion “It is Finished!”

I have finished the work which You have given Me to do. —John 17:4 The death of Jesus Christ is the fulfillment in history of the very mind and intent of God. There is no place for seeing Jesus Christ as a martyr. His death was not something that happened to Him— something that might have been prevented. His death was the very reason He came.

Never build your case for forgiveness on the idea that God is our Father and He will forgive us because He loves us. That contradicts the revealed truth of God in Jesus Christ. It makes the Cross unnecessary, and the redemption “much ado about nothing.” God forgives sin only because of the death of Christ. God could forgive people in no other way than by the death of His Son, and Jesus is exalted as Savior because of His death. “We see Jesus…for the suffering of death crowned with glory and honor…”

(Hebrews 2:9). The greatest note of triumph ever sounded in the ears of a startled universe was that sounded on the Cross of Christ— “It is finished!”

(John 19:30). That is the final word in the redemption of humankind.

Anything that lessens or completely obliterates the holiness of God, through a false view of His love, contradicts the truth of God as revealed by Jesus Christ. Never allow yourself to believe that Jesus Christ stands with us, and against God, out of pity and compassion, or that He became a curse for us out of sympathy for us. Jesus Christ became a curse for us by divine decree. Our part in realizing the tremendous meaning of His curse is the conviction of sin. Conviction is given to us as a gift of shame and repentance; it is the great mercy of God. Jesus Christ hates the sin in people, and Calvary is the measure of His hatred.

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Real riches are the riches possessed inside. ~ B. C. Forbes

Nagaland Post, Dimapur WednesDAY, November 22, 2017

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he press has been able to consolidate its freedom after several struggles. And today it is generally free from the government pressure.

There are still other forces which do not allow it to be completely free. Yet among all the democracies in the world, the Indian press is considered independent.

The electronic media is to a large extent at the mercy of estate owners who earn money through property dealings and spend it on maintaining a channel or two. This cannot be, however, said about the print media with certainty.

When it comes to films, the pressure of government is relentless and visible. Every film has to have censor’s certificate.

When the freedom of expression has been guaranteed by the Constitution, it has been for all for all modes and the methods.

The requisite of censor’s certificate curbs freedom.

The press needs no discipline Why the film makers have never made it an issue is beyond me. It is still not too late to do so. Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s film can be the rallying point.

Film director Bhansali, has preferred to face the consequences. He was attacked in Rajasthan where he was shooting the film. Yet he has stuck to guns.

The radical Hindus in Rajasthan, who have organized themselves into the krini brigade, have broken furniture and put it to fire in one of the cinema halls in a Rajasthan town.

Most of the liberal voices are conspicuous by their silence. Bhansali must be feeling lonely. Whether the film Padmawati which he has directed is based on fiction or fact is not the point at issue. It is Bhansali’s determination to screen it.

He gets full marks for his resoluteness.

Not many film directors will emulate his example because of the huge money at stake. The

financers will hesitate to in- ties by taking stern action vest. They are interested on against them. It should returns not the principles realize that all the gains of which Bhansai has pur- ease of doing business will sued caring little about the get dissipated if this type fallout. At of activity is present, a allowed to go Kuldip Nayar good film on. Investment has become a victim of in India which is what the chauvinism. government is desperately The worst par t is seeking will not place in that the whole thing has light of these actions. been politicized. The rulMany years ago, the ing Bhartiya Janata Party famous film producer (BJP) is backing the anti- and director Gulzar faced Bhansali elements. For a similar situation. His them, the film is an attack film Aandhi was drastion Hindutva and must cally censored when it was be stopped from screen- screened. It gave, however, ing. Bhansali has been a message to the people described as a leader of who were against Prime anti-Hindu group. Nobody Minister Indira Gandhi’s is there to explain why he autocratic rule. becomes anti-Hindu beProbably a third force, cause of his film and why which is neither communal he would be a proud Hindu nor authoritarian, is the anif he gives up the effort to swer. It is not yet even on produce Padmavati. the horizon. Bihar Chief It is surprising that Minister Nitish Kumar the top leadership of BJP is probably the answer to is remaining silent and such questions raised. But not coming down hard if he were to leave Bihar, on these people who are the space comes to be occarrying out lawless activi- cupied by Laloo Prasad

Yadav and his family, not a good choice.

For some reasons, successive governments at the centre have rejected the demand for a press or media commission.

Since independence there have been only two commissions. One was soon after the independence and the other following the emergency in 1977. The recommendations of the latter were not even considered because by the time the report was ready Mrs Gandhi was back in power and refused to look at any step suggested during the post-emergency period.

She had returned to power and dealt with her critics with a vengeance.

The most important aspect is the ownership of newspapers, television and radio by the same house or individuals. Even America has some kind of control over cross ownership. But there is no such bar in India where it is like putting up yet another factory.

True, the media has come a long way. Still current annual report of the Press Council of India is helplessly demanding the television channels to come under its purview. The rulers continue to turn a deaf ear to what is asked.

The Council says: “For quite some time an issue has arisen about the need for qualification for entry into the profession of journalism. Since the media is a fully developed field and has some influence on the lives of the people, the time has now come when some qualification should be prescribed by law.”

I do not agree that there should be any remote control. I would have rather an undisciplined press in a democratic set up than a disciplined press in an orderly society. The polity runs by the elected representative may look like a rule by mob. It is any time preferable to a disciplined autocratic rule.

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Appeal to chief minister on government vehicle

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agaland Government the old vehicles which is allotted may be the most cor- to him should be surrender to r upted Govt. on the State Govt./ Transport Deptt./ use of Govt. vehicle in India. Board unless the old vehicle is Through this column I would surrender their should not be a like to make some suggestion for provisions to buy a new vehicles. govt. to improve the system on Accordingly that old vehicles the use and allotment/purchase can be allotted to some other of govt. vehicles. Today the deptt. officer specifically as per govt. has become so random on their ranks and requirement for its vehicles that both Minister/ which a govt. can constituted a Commissioner and Secretary and board for this implementation.

JE (Junior Engineer, a Class II In this way all govt. vehicles can Gazzetted) are using the same maintain uniformity as per rank vehicle Bolero totally unfair of and status. For successful implethe rank and status. Sons and mentation for all govt. vehicles daughters or families members allotment in their ranks and of Ministers, MLA and Officers status the govt. should identify, using govt. vehicles whenever compile a list. Seize all govt. they like. Brand new vehicles are vehicles of all department and randomly condemned and made make a new fresh allotment in to private property. Speaker their rank and status and those using Range Rover, Govt. De- Minister/MLA/Officers using partment purchasing vehicles of govt. vehicles above their rank their own choices. How much should be exchange from one money might have incurred on deptt. to another to meet the the random use and purchase requirement of every Ministers/ of govt. vehicles when we are MLA/Officers under his entitled driving a road like a river, will rank and status. Vehicles which the govt. stop and realized and does not fall under the list of govmake new order? When will our ernment vehicles list should be auction and the auction money Naga brethrens wake up?

My suggestion to govt. is can be used for purchase of new the govt. should make a whole vehicles. The Vigilance Departnew specific order and list on the ment can be entrusted to seize all categories of allotting vehicles as govt. vehicles still used by retired per their ranks and status with officers, newly condemned veuniformity, govt. should clearly hicles should be seize and meet identify few vehicles which will the requirement of govt. in other be in used for govt. services and department. The govt. is so mess not allowed any Minister, De- on govt. vehicles that the day is partment, Officers to buy of their not fare when a Director or even own choices. For instance like a Junior Engineer may be seen Chief Minister and Speakers can with Toyota Fortuner, if govt. be exempted. Cabinet Minister calculated on this random use can be allotted Toyota Fortuner, and allotment of vehicles the Parliamentary Secy., Advisor, govt. might be incurring beyond Chairman, MLA, Chief Secre- 100 crores or less annually. Now tary and Addl. Chief Secy. can be we have all types of vehicles allotted Toyota Innova, Principal used by the govt. and the only Secy., Com missioner, Commis- NL-10 differentiate govt. vehicles sioner and Secy., Secretary can otherwise today govt. used all be allotted Mahindra Scropio, vehicles used by private and Addl. Secy., Principal Director, individuals. Pollution are never Directors, Chief Engineers and controlled only collect money for below can be allotted all with Pollution Certificate. The govt.

Mahindra Bolero, SDO, EAC, JE should also make a new order of Class-I Gazzetted and class-II that all vehicles reaching 20-25 Gazzetted can be allotted with years from the date of registraMaruti Gypsy and Maruti Van. tion can be seize and put to scarp This is just example govt. can to have less traffic congestion and improve the standard of the make a better categories.

This uniformity will hugely state. All vehicles should be alminimize the budget of the State lowed for registration only after Govt. and surplus the budget for verifying the parking provision other development. The main at their home.

The Chief Minister should reason behind using a same vehicle by a Commissioner and be concern on this random alSecretary and a Junior Engineer lotment and use of the govt. is because whenever a depart- vehicles as he knows because ment purchase a new vehicles, of this the state govt. is hugely the old vehicles is left behind to effected in budget and also the some officers or staff of the con- improper system followed by the cern department which will used govt. when the govt. have ways or allotted to some officers or and means to save budget and staffs entitled or not entitled and made use for other development. that old vehicles will be issued The inaction of the govt. is the above or below the rank of the question of the hour?

This can be the leading facconcern officer or staffs. Theretor to make govt. deficit in every fore in order to stop that system financial year. whenever a concern deptt. put Kenlum Hemang, up a proposal to purchase a new Social Worker vehicles for a concern officers, Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of

The Naga saga (part I)

(From previous issue) This will not conceive along or make any entailing progressive landmarks, except furnishing a few designs in the first phase, and then succumbing to corruption and regression for the entire generations to suffer – the remnants of Dimapur and Kohima could be a good example of this. An inundation of rhetoric to our eastern would be to have faith in collective growth and Nagaland to reassure and redress the unification of Naga to our other brothers.

The apparition outlook of Nagas outside Nagaland: Nagas of Assam, Arunachal and the Burma etc. are often sidelined whenever there is the talk for Naga politics, for the simplest reason that even the mainland Nagas of Nagaland are ourselves not equipped with the capacity to put our foot solid on the ground to sustain and achieve political stability wherein lies our salvation from the wretched console of corruption that has fractured our aspiration for development and progress. Although we are aware of the fact that our brothers in other territories are deprived much of their rights; the worst of those in Burma, where it has been reported that the Nagas there hardly get to have rice as meal and are forced upon other alternative source for nourishment—there is the heed for cognizance upon the powers that be, who bathe in luxury, when our own people elsewhere are deprived of basic

facilities to live a “Life”. The public are but mere spectators of our political activities and for that we are sorry—to our brothers who have to undergo through strain and toil to let a day pass.

It is with faith the Nagas of Nagaland are marching forward taking baby steps, initially, but should we get to a platform when the will of people prevail, for now the poor and immobile people of Nagaland expresses these empty and fluid words unto our brothers that we are with you in our heart and mind. We all suffer from the tyranny of bad governance and are but all slaves, destined to break free and only but proceed in sync with time where our journey inevitably landmarks our cohesion unstained by frailty and animosity in our way of life, we today all bear. We appeal to all our Naga brothers to have faith in Naga.

Central surgical strikes: Since the proclamation of sovereign Nagaland by NNC in 14th of August 1947, the Nagas have witnessed numerous surgical strikes from New Delhi to crush Naga national workers on the pretext of counter insurgency. The first wave of massive scale of interception with the Naga national workers was enforced in 1956; after which subsequently the peace mission of Jai Prakash Narayan, B P Chaliha and Rev. Michael Scott to Nagaland endorsed the signing of agreement for suspension of operation with the

insurgents. After many accounts of inter-factional and clashes with the Indian Army with allegations of inhumane animosity, genocide, intent annihilation etc. we witnessed another round of ceasefire with the NSCN (IM) in 1997 and the NSCN (K) in 2001.

And today, as the people embark to cohesively conclude the vexed Naga issue, and with the coming forward of the six NNPGs under the umbrella of WC, and although the ceasefire between the Centre and the NSCN (K) discontinued in April 2015, it is unprofessional on the part of the Centre to launch consistent surgical strikes on the NSCN (K) in the pretext of counter insurgency – when the whole of Nagas and the Indians are hopeful for a tranquil and amicable discourse of conclusion, that would entail a friendly and healthy relationship with India.

In the encounter of NSCN (K) and the Indian Army on 30th Sept. an officer on ground said the insurgents suffered about 30 casualties. It was initially reported to be a surgical strike involving a swift breach of International Border (IB) by the Indian soldiers, but later was denied by the Army’s Eastern Command. The Union Home minister also said in 2016 that there was no plan to renew the ceasefire with the NSCN (K).

(Concluded) Liberal Democratic People of Nagaland

Reader’s Post Sir,

Improve BSNL service

On behalf of the consumer BSNL, Niroyo wokha would like to bring to your kind notice in respect of BSNL poor service that the BSNL tower which erected second to North east at Niroyo village remain as a statue, the network most of the time remains down, when other locations like, Wokha, Zunheboto and Mao gate etc, enjoy in full swing.

The reason is unknown how it so happened, where as the service suppose to be more far better than any other BSNL location. Very heartening to see when it rains, cloudy and wind blows the network goes along, and most of the time the BSNL consumer left with lurch.

It is a sole responsibility of the company to maintain tip top service for its customers. I urge the concern department to rectify and if need be. a well trained qualified operator be appointed and improve the service at the earliest.

R. Yanthan Niroyo village

Sir,

Redress grievances of students

The dictionary meaning of the word ‘Scholarship’ is financial aid provided to a student on the basis of academic merit.

The year 2017 is coming to an End and the undergraduate students are done with Semester exams. The students are now seeking admission to the next semester which would cost not less than thousands. Not every student comes from well to do family whose parents could afford to give them all the financial needs. Most of the students are relying on the little amount that they get on yearly basis which is known as Scholarships. Majority of the students did not get any amount while those who have received were on the basis of instalment.

The present students are the future of Nagaland but is this how the State Government is building the future by depriving the students of financial aid that comes from the Centre ? Is this the way to mould the future of Nagas by cutting off the scholarship money that falls like a drop of water once in a year ? You were also once a student, you should be understanding what the students feel at this moment of time.

It is a humble plea to the Government and the responsible Department to look into the matter and redress the grievances of the students.

Sepo Yimjong Chang, Chumukedima the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

Gujarat polls phase one; BJP, Cong play caste cards list of nominations for 89 seats saw Congress giving tickets to 33 candidates and BJP to 26. The ruling party BJP, however, stayed away from allotting tickets to any Muslim candidates, while Congress’ list saw four candidates, one each from Bhuj, Wankaner, Vagra and Surat West constituencies. Further, as against eight candidates in the general category for Congress, BJP fielded 15 in the same. As for scheduled castes (SC) and scheduled tribes (ST), there are 7 and 14 reserved seats, respectively.

Meanwhile, political analysts feel that despite fielding more Patidars than Congress, BJP may find it tough this time given the aggressive placing of candidates by the former.

For instance, the party has pitched its senior leader Arjun Modhwadia against BJP minister Babu Bokhiriya for the Porbandar seat and Congress heavyweight Indranil Rajguru against chief minister Vijay Rupani for Rajkot West seat.

KOHIMA, NOV 21 (NPN): Health and Family Welfare minister, Imkong L. Imchen on Tuesday termed it as unfortunate to portray all the 60 legislators of Nagaland as “most corrupt, untouchable and dirtiest persons in the world.”

Talking to section of the media persons here at his office chambers on Tuesday, Imchen said though the MLAs also have their own limitations and weaknesses, most of them were performing well. However, making derogatory remarks against MLAs was “painful and hurting”, he said. Imchen said by saying so it will not do anything good to the people.

When asked as to whom/which organization was he referring to, Imchen said he was “generally speaking”.

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DIMAPUR: Tamlu Town Public Organisation (TTPO) has strongly objected the decision of the government to go for fresh diversion on the execution of twolane SARDP-NE road (two and half kilometre) within Tamlu headquarter as it was against the interest of the general public. In a statement TTPO president L. Shaupen Phom alleged that the September 28, 2017 decision of the government to go for fresh diversion was done by “vested interest of road and bridges department of Mon division in connivance with the Longleng road and bridges division” without the consent of the Tamlu town. The organization also alleged that they were kept aside while carrying out survey at Tamlu portion in 2010-11. TTPO demand was that construction should be carried on existing road as per the survey conducted on September 20 and 21, 2016.

It was for this reason, TTPO has also issued no objection certificate solely for the execution of two-lane construction at the existing original road in Tamlu headquarter junction between Kanching village and Tamlu village, the organization added.

DIMAPUR: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Nagaland president, Visasolie Lhoungu, along with his family, officials and members of BJP Nagaland, has expressed deep shock at the untimely demise of headmistress Mother Mary Primary School, late Dorine Maringmei, wife of state executive member, James Akham of Zeliangrong village, Dimapur on November 19 at Pune.

A condolence note by general secretary BJP Nagaland, Jaangsillung Gonmei expressed conveyed its concern and prayers for the departed soul to rest in peace and give strength to the family.

Electrical deptt apprehends two

DIMAPUR: Electrical department has apprehended two people for illegal connection of electricity on November 20. In a press release issued by executive engineer Dimapur Electrical Division, Er. Imsenkaba informed that the apprehended individuals were identified as Sayan Nayak and Sanjay Nayak, son of Kalash Nayak. It informed that they were found to be indulging in extending the illegal connection to five houses in the adjoining areas and collect Rs.300/- per month per house. It stated that bearing consumer number 12000002378, they had illegal by-pass meter box and was making a business out of illegal connection for the last two years. The apprehendees have been handed over to East Police station for further interrogation.

KPC condemns killing of Tripura scribe

DIMAPUR: The Kohima Press Club (KPC) is shocked to learn that a senior journalist, Sudip Dutta Bhowmik, was shot dead inside a battalion headquarters of Tripura State Rifles (TSR) near Agartala in Tripura on November 21 morning. A condemnation note by KPC general secretary, Alice Yhoshü stated that KPC is seized with apprehension at the repeated murder of journalists across the country which brings to question the safety and security of journalists in a country that widely professes freedom of press. KPC therefore urged the government of Tripura to take up the case with all sincerity and seriousness and perform a thorough probe into the killing. KPC expressed solidarity to its Agartala counterpart and also conveyed heartfelt condolences to bereaved family.

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Sealed tenders are invited for Supply of Computer set and Water Purifier to Nagaland University, Lumami. Interested parties may download the tender document from the University website: nagalanduniversity.ac.in and submit their quotation alongwith tender fees of ` 1000/- (non-refundable) to Registrar, Nagaland University, Lumami in sealed envelop superscript on the cover “Quotation for supply of Computer set and Water Purifier" and addressed to the undersigned on or before 28th November, 2017 upto 4:00 P.M. No tenders will be accepted beyond this date and time.

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Seven-year-old Pradhuman’s body was on September 8 morning found in the washroom of school with throat slit. Accused Kumar was arrested the same day.

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Imchen further went on to state that it was not easy for any individual to get elected in Nagaland, saying election in Nagaland was a costly affair.

According to Imchen if there was any kind of competition for successfully staging protests and agitations, Nagaland state would come out as the “undisputed champion, as all agitations in Nagaland were successful.”

He said “even officers who take part in protest are very effective in talking, whereas they will not sit in office.” With regard to unemployment issue, Imchen said the state government did not enter into any agreement that all the educated persons would be employed in the government sector.

He however said the state government should try to accommodate the unemployed persons as far as possible.

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We are supporting the Congress,” Bambhaniya, who is also a close aide of Hardik Patel, said. He further said that a formal announcement from PAAS will come by tomorrow (Wednesday).

Ironically, after the Congress released its first list of candidates in Gujarat on Sunday, Dinesh Bambhaniya led a protest to the residence of the state Congress chief Bharatsinh Solanki at around midnight. Police was called in to control the agitation

by Bambhaniya and other Patidar leaders.

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Ahmedabad, Nov 21 (AGENCIES): On the last date of filing nominations on Tuesday for upcoming polls in Gujarat, both Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress heavily played the caste card for their respective first phase list.

Relenting to the rigorous negotiations with the Patidar community, led by Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS), Congress finally ended up fielding 22 candidates from the community, while BJP gave tickets to 27 Patidar candidates.

The two-phased polls in Gujarat will be held for 89 seats in the SaurashtraKutch and South Gujarat regions on December 9 and 93 seats in Central and North Gujarat regions on 14, respectively. Counting for Gujarat polls will be held on December 18, along with Himachal Pradesh.

Having locked horns in a late night drama over ticket allocation with the young PAAS leader Hardik Patel, Congress relented by replacing four of its candidates with PAAS nominees late Monday. However, that did not appease Hardik Patel enough to announce any support to the party. BJP’s list, however, saw several protests and resignations from within the party for fielding ‘unpopular’ faces and ignoring some of the sitting legislators. As for the Other Backward Class (OBC) community, the first

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the proverbial ‘Devil and the deep blue sea’,” the statement added.

In this regard, the association urged the Governor as head of State to immediately take up the issue with the Government of India for withdrawal of the NIA investigation against Nagaland government employees and dropping of all ongoing investigations by NIA unconditionally, “considering the peculiar and sensitive political situation in the state”.

CANSSEA war ned that in the event no remedial action was taken by the State government, it will be compelled to “take recourse to action fit to protect the interest of our employees”.

Meanwhile, a statement from the Governor’s office stated that during the meeting with CANSSEA officials and members, the Governor, P.B. Acharya emphasized on finding a permanent solution to solve the problem of taxation imposed on government departments and its agencies.

With the peace process moving in the right direction, Acharya said Prime Minister, Narendra Modi has the political will to solve the Naga political problem.

Acharya was optimistic that settlement would be reached at the earliest.

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(From p-1) Emphasising that development of particularly three North-eastern States of Manipur, Assam and Nagaland was vital to gain access to South-East Asian countries, he called upon experts and investors to contribute in transforming this dream into a reality.

Expressing his ardent desire that the Summit would help evolve strategies for rapid economic growth while creating employment opportunities for the youth, Zeliang said that while finalising the new industrial policy in lieu of New North East Industrial and Investment Promotion Policy (which expired on March 31, 2017), it was important to address the intra regional imbalances to ensure that proportionate benefits reach all the States. Extending Sangai greetings on behalf of the people of Nagaland, Zeliang also invited all delegates present at the Development Summit to visit Nagaland for the Hornbill Festival.

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experience’ to prospective buyers in Tier II and Tier III cities, where it doesn’t have a direct presence.

“Brand Tour is a curated plan that aims to unlock the market potential within smaller but faster growing towns and cities of India,” Mercedes-Benz India Managing Director and CEO Roland Folger said in a statement.

Truecaller noted.

“We identified the number series that the banks use when confirming transactions with their customers and the volume of SMS they send to Truecaller users. Truecaller does not read the actual content,” the company added.

When it comes to Delhi, the top five banks are the same but their percentages are quite different: “The SBI sees a large drop in its volume in Delhi (23 per cent), followed by HDFC (17 per cent), ICICI (15 per cent), ING Vysya (11 per cent) and Axis Bank (9 per cent),” the report claimed.

Both Chennai and Mumbai saw a smaller influence from the SBI and a more equal distribution of volume between five or six of the biggest banks.

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New Delhi, Nov 21 (PTI): German luxury car maker Mercedes-Benz is driving towards India’s smaller cities and towns to tap potential customers with an eye on tightening its grip on the country’s premium automotive segment.

The company through its ‘Brand Tour’ covering 12 locations in India is seeking to offer ‘Mercedes-Benz

New Delhi, Nov 21 (IANS): The State Bank of India (SBI) is the biggest bank by volume of SMSes, with 30 per cent of Truecaller users using it, followed by HDFC at 14 per cent and ICICI at 13 percent, a new report claimed on Tuesday.

According to the Truecaller Insights’ report, Axis Bank at 9 per cent and ING Vysya at 8 per cent are at fourth and fifth places respectively.

Global banks such as Citi Bank and Standard Chartered have only about one per cent of the total transaction volume, the report said.

“The data was aggregated anonymously from incoming and outgoing SMS messages to banking services in India during the period of April 1 to September 31 to understand the trends and usage,”

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if the present state of affairs continued, no officer would be spared by NIA and said the arrest of seven officers was only a “prelude to the onslaught to follow”. Asserting that the State government could not and must not turn a blind eye to what was happening, CANSSSEA reminded the government of being duty bound to protect its employees “who had acted in the interest of the department and for the protection of their lives”.

CANSSEA also demanded that the government provide personal bodyguards and house guards to all heads of departments (HoDs) and drawing & disbursing officers (DDOs) across the State. The HoDs and DDOs never patronised NNPGs, it clarified.

CANSSEA also contended that the ongoing peace process towards finding an amicable solution to the decades-old Naga political problem was at a crucial stage and any disturbance at this crucial juncture could jeopardise the fabric of a peaceful settlement between the Government of India and NNPGs. “On the other hand, the aggressive actions of the NIA reflects a different intention of the government which instead of finding solution is aggravating the problem, leaving the state government officials between

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coaches instead of relying on the Integrated Coach Factory (ICF) coaches.

“We are promoting LHB type coaches as they are more safer as compared to the ICF coaches,” he said, adding that June 2018 will be the last month for the ICF coaches to be manufactured.

“I have also asked the rail coach factories to develop the LHB coaches and also asked the Rae Bareli coach factory to double up its production, as it currently

directors, the government will decide if it will initiate criminal action under the Companies Act, something that has not been done in the past. As reported first

by TOI on October 23, the ministry is looking at the possibility of invoking provisions of section 447 of the new Companies Act, which relate to fraud, citing public interest. The law provides for imprisonment of three to 10 years in case of fraud and can come with a penalty that is equal to the value of the offence. A “fraud” has been defined to include acts of omission and concealment.

MCA has already asked companies to share details of deposits of old currency notes during the demonetisation period. That exercise is in addition to the focus on over 2.24 lakh companies that have been de-registered for not filing the requisite returns under the Companies Act for three years. While over three lakh directors have also been barred from taking up board positions,

(From p-1) The memorandum signed by CANSSEA president Dr Zase Chusi and general secretary Tarachu Fithu stated that though NIA was investigating taxation imposed on government departments by NNPGs, the agency conducted raids and arrested officials in the State.

It said seven officials have been arrested and subjected to interrogation by NIA , which had labelled them as terrorists.

CANSSEA said the State was well aware of the taxation imposed by NNPGs, had been going on since the beginning of Naga freedom movement and all government officials were “victims, held to ransom at gunpoint”.

“The undisputed reality is that payments of tax to the NNPGs are made not voluntarily or willingly but under duress and fear of life and limb. The state government is the living witness to the fact of the many instances where life has been taken because of resistance to such taxation and demands,” the memorandum stated.

The association recalled assassinations of top officials

by NNPGs, including a serving Commandant, a SP, a DC and a retired DGP, besides attempts on the lives of director IPR and director of Industries & Commerce.

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has the capacity to build 1,000 coaches annually.”

Goyal said that he had also spoken to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to allot 200 acres more land for the expansion of the Rae Bareli coach factory.

He also defined his tenure in the last 77 days as the Railways Minister as a “good learning experience”.

“I got a chance to take a number of policy decisions here.”

He said he has taken upward 600 policy decisions on policy matters of the Railways. “For safety of passengers also we have approved 372 escalators in Mumbai suburban alone and we will have close to 3,000 escalators being set up in the Railways across the country,” Goyal said.

He assured the industry that there is no fund shortage for safety-related items in the Railways.

NEW DELHI, Nov 21 (Agencies): The government has referred 18 “shell companies” to the Serious Frauds Investigation Office (SFIO) for depositing and withdrawing large sums during demonetisation in what appeared to be entities that existed largely on paper. At the same time, the ministry of corporate affairs has ordered the regional directors to scan the records of other companies, many of which operated thousands of bank accounts, which had smaller deposits.

“All entities that had dealings of over Rs 100 crore have been referred to the SFIO. Depending on the investigations, the government will take further action,” a source in the government told TOI. Separately, other agencies such as the income tax department and the Enforcement Directorate are also probing companies for violation of other laws.

Based on the report from SFIO and the regional

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New Delhi, Nov 21 (IANS): Coal and Railways Minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday said the Indian Railways will completely phase out diesel locomotives in the next five years and will switch to electric locomotives with the focus on increasing speed.

“We have planned to switch all trains to be electric-driven in the next five years,” Goyal said, addressing the National Executive Council members of FICCI here.

By phasing out diesel locomotives, the Railways will save about Rs 11,500 crore annually, he said. “The diesel locomotives will be used for back up purposes in the yards.”

Stressing on the safety of passengers, the Railways Minister also said that he has directed the railway officials to speed up the production of the LinkeHofmann-Busch (LHB)

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Justice Bhandari re-elected to ICJ

U N I T E D NAT I O N S, NOV 21 (IANS): In a major diplomatic victory for India, Justice Dalveer Bhandari has been re-elected to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) after the General Assembly rallied behind him in a show of strength that made Britain bow to the majority and withdraw its candidate Christopher Greenwood.

“I am grateful to all the nations who have supported me,” Bhandari told IANS in the Assembly chamber after the election on Monday. “It was a big election as you know.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday congratulated Bhandari “on being re-elected to the International Court of Justice. His re-election is a proud moment for us”.

Modi also congratulated External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and her department’s “untiring efforts” for India’s win.

Following Bhandari’s election, Sushma Swaraj tweeted: “Vande Mataram - India wins election.” She added: “Huge efforts by Team MEA.” She specifically complimented India’s Permanent Representative in the UN, Syed Akbaruddin.

Bhandari will start his term from February 2018.

The withdrawal of its candidate by Britain, which had the backing of its fellow permanent mem-

Justice Dalveer Bhandari

bers, was a setback for the Security Council that had been locked in a test of wills with the Assembly.

A candidate has to win a majority in both the

chambers. Bhandari won majorities in the Assembly in the first 11 rounds of voting over two meetings while the Council blocked his election by giving majorities to Greenwood in the 10 rounds of balloting it held.

Bhandari’s election was a dramatic face-saving turn of fortunes for India as he lost the Asian seat on the ICJ to Lebanese lawyer-turned-diplomat Nawaf Salam, who had been campaigning for two years and had the backing of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation with 55 UN members.

Bhandari got a second

chance only because an unpopular Britain could not get an Assembly majority for a remaining judgeship requiring a runoff where the two chambers of the UN split in their voting.

In the last round of voting on November 13, Bhandari received 121 votes, just short of a twothirds majority in the 193member Assembly, while Greenwood received nine in the Council.

“The precedent is clear,” India’s Permanent Representative Akbaruddin said at a reception for Bhandari attended by representatives of over 160 countries on Thursday.

with similar legal systems in the running. The whole process has been very cordial and it will not impact the bilateral relationship in any way,” he said.

Just minutes after an 11th round of voting was scheduled to begin in New York on Monday, a letter was released by the UK mission to the UN announcing that Sir Christopher Greenwood would accept defeat and allow his Indian rival to fill the vacancy in the UN’s principal legal body based in The Hague.

The UK media has branded the “acrimonious” vote as a sign of Britain’s eroding stature on the world stage.

Moscow, Nov 21 (IANS): Military operations against terrorists in Syria are coming to an end, with the focus shifting to a search for a political solution, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said as he hosted his Syrian counterpart Bashar alAssad in Sochi.

Putin met Assad on Monday ahead of a trilateral summit with the leaders of Turkey and Iran aimed at re-booting the peace process in the conflict-torn country.

During the meeting, Putin was full of praise for the Syrian President and his work fighting the Islamic State. “Syria is striving in the fight against terrorist(s) ... The Syrian people are going through very difficult trials and are gradually approaching the final, unavoidable rout of terrorists,” Putin said, according to Russian news agency Sputnik. “We still have a long way to go before we achieve a complete victory over

terrorists. But as far as our joint work in fighting terrorism on the territory of Syria is concerned, this military operation is indeed wrapping up,” Putin said.

In the four-hour Assad-Putin talks, the Kremlin reported that Assad assented to the proposal for a Syrian national dialogue conference, likely to be held in December.

Putin hailed Assad’s apparent readiness to cooperate with all parties seeking a peaceful settlement of the Syrian crisis.

“I think that now the most important thing, of course, is to move on the political questions, and I note with satisfaction your readiness to work with all those who want peace and a solution (to the conflict).”

The Kremlin statement quoted Putin as saying he would be phoning US President Donald Trump on Tuesday, along with leaders of other countries involved in the Syrian conflict.

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With immense pride and honour, the Noksen Town Chang Students' Union conveys its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Hauhjamhopong I. Chang, S/o H. Imkong Chang of Longra Village for successfully getting through NPSC to the post of Junior Divisional Accountant (JDA) under Treasuries and Accounts Department.

The Union further wishes him and all the successful candidates a great success in their future endeavour.

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Trump declares N Korea ‘sponsor of terror’ L ondon , N ov 2 1 (Agencies): President Trump has announced that the US is re-designating North Korea a state sponsor of terrorism, nine years after it was removed from the list.

In a cabinet meeting, he said the move would trigger “very large” additional sanctions to be announced on Tuesday, report BBC. But Secretary of State Rex Tillerson later admitted that “the practical effects may be limited”.

Mr Tr ump blamed the country’s nuclear programme, and support for what he called international acts of terrorism. While announcing the decision at the White House, the US president said it “should have happened a long time ago”.

In September, the US proposed a range of United Nations sanctions against North Korea, including an oil ban and a freeze on leader Kim Jong-un’s assets.

It followed the North’s sixth nuclear test and repeated missile launches.

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North Korea joins Iran, Sudan and Syria on a list of countries that are deemed to have repeatedly provided support for acts of international terrorism.

The country has been on the list before but was removed in 2008 by the administration of George W Bush as part of negotiations on the North’s nuclear programme.

The campaign to reinstate it intensified after the American college student Otto Warmbier died shortly after he was released from North Korean custody.

Secretar y Tillerson hasn’t given up on a negotiated solution to the standoff with North Korea.

He told journalists he still hoped for diplomacy. But the decision to put Pyongyang back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism will almost certainly set back the possibility of any opening for talks, at least in the short term.

The chances of that happening were slim anyway. And it might prompt a backlash from North Korea, perhaps by way of another missile test.

news agency that it appeared the bomber was part of the congregation. No-one has said they were behind the bombing but the Islamist militants Boko Haram typically target crowded places in northern Nigeria. Some 20,000 people have been

killed in Boko Haram’s eightyear insurgency. The BBC’s Ishaq Khalid reports that Boko Haram militants have recently stepped up suicide bombings in Nigeria’s northeast after the military recaptured territories previously controlled by the group.

OFFICE OF THE CHUNGTIA STUDENTS’ UNION, KOHIMNA UNIT KOHIMA: NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Kohima Chungtia Students' Union, Kohima unit would like to felicitate Mr Arijumak Longchar, S/o Mr & Mrs L. Noksang Longchar, for successfully achieving the post of Bank Probationary Officer through the exam conducted by State Bank of India.

Wishing you more success in all your future endeavours.

Opangtemjen Kichu Meyakala President Gen. Secretary CSUK CSUK

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Post Service Advisor Floor Supervisor PDI Technician Sales Consultant Back-Office Executive Tele-Caller

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10+2, Fluent in English & Hindi NA Preferable

Note : Interested candidates are requested to submit their application with C.V., recent PP Size Photo, Copy of Citizenship & Academic certificates latest by 30th Nov. 2017 or can e-mail @ skautokraftpvtltd@gmail.com. ***Fresher can also apply.

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1. The Chief Engineer, PWD(R&B), & Empowered Officer, NGRRDA Nagaland invites on behalf of Governor of Nagaland percentage rate tenders in electronic tendering system from approved and eligible Class-I Contractors registered with Nagaland Public Works Department (NPWD) for the following work including maintenance for five years after construction under PMGSY Phase-IX Batch-I (2017-18).

Sl. District Package No Name of the Length Total estimated Earnest Cost of No work Km Cost Money Tender (Rs. In Lakhs) (2%) Document Const. Maint.

1 Zunheboto NG0803007 Satoi to Ikiye 11.60 429.50 43.72 8.59 5000 to Itovi 2. Date of release of invitation for bids through e-procurement : 22nd November 2017.

3. Bids are available online. The bidders are required to pay the cost of bid documents in the form of demand draft drawn in favour of Empowered Officer, NGRRDA, Kohima payable at SBI, Main Branch, Kohima for amount (non-refundable) as shown above against the package.

4. Availability of Bid Document and mode of submission: The bid document is available online only and bid should be submitted online on website www.pmgsytendersngl.gov.in.

The bidder would be required to register in the web-site which is free of cost. For submission of bids, the bidder is required to have Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) from any of the authorized Certifying Authorities (CA). “Aspiring bidders who have not obtained the user ID and password for participating in e-tendering in PMGSY may obtain the same from the website: www.pmgsytendersngl.gov.in. Digital signature is mandatory to participate in the e-tendering.

Bidders already possessing the digital signature issued from authorized CAs can use the same in this tender.

5. Contractors/ Firms with incomplete Phase-VIII PMGSY Projects are not eligible to bid.

6. Downloading of Bidding Documents : From 22.11.2017 (5:00 PM) to 29/11/2017 (12:00 Noon) 7. Online Bid Submission end Date : 29/11/2017 up to 5:00 PM 8. Online Bid Opening Date : 30/11/2017 at 13:00 Hours

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GHS Mon Village, which was constructed under RMSA scheme (2011-12) was officially inaugurated by Sir Limadangit Jamir (Dy. DEO, Mon) in the presence of the VEC, teaching staff, church elders, village council, citizens of the village and various other invitees on 9th November 2017.

The program was chaired by Chairman (VEC), Short speech was delivered by headmaster (incharge), President (Mon Village Students’ Union), Secretary (VEC), Former Teacher and council chairman. A memorandum citing various needs of the school was also submitted to the Dy. DEO, Mon.

Dated, Kohima the 21st November 2017

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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visits the the Sungri Motor Complex in Pyeongannam-do, North Korea. (AP/PTI)

Nigeria suicide bombing kills 50 in Adamawa state

L ondon , N ov 2 1 (Agencies): At least 50 people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the eastern Nigerian state of Adamawa, police say. A bomber struck inside a mosque packed with worshippers during morning prayers in the town of Mubi. Witness Abubakar Sule told AFP

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H A R A R E , N ov 2 1 (Agencies): Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has resigned, parliament speaker Jacob Mudenda has said.

A letter from Mr Mugabe said that the decision was voluntary and that he had made it to allow a smooth transition of power.

The surprise announcement halted an impeachment hearing that had begun against him.

Lawmakers roared in jubilation and people have begun celebrating in the streets. Mr Mugabe had previously refused to resign despite last week’s military takeover and days of protests.

The letter did not mention who would take over from Mr Mugabe. The constitution says it should be the current vice-president, Phelekezela Mphoko, a supporter of Grace Mugabe, Mr Mugabe’s wife. Mr Mudenda said moves were under way to ensure a new leader could take over by late on Wednesday.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May said Mr Mugabe’s resignation “provides Zimbabwe with an opportunity to forge a new path free of the oppression that characterised his rule”.

She said that Britain, “as Zimbabwe’s oldest friend”, will do all it can to support free and fair elections and the rebuilding of the Zimbabwean economy.

Nay Pyi Taw, Nov 21 (IANS): Amnesty International (AI) accused Myanmar of imposing a system of apartheid on the Rohingya Muslim minority, saying that an institutionalised system of discrimination constitutes a crime against humanity. The human rights group released a report after a two-year investigation of the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar’s Rakhine state, reports Efe news.

AI said the Rohingya were “trapped in a vicious system of state-sponsored, institutionalised discrimination” that “severely restricts virtually all aspects of Rohingyas’ lives”, including confining them to a “ghettolike existence”. “The Myanmar authorities are keeping Rohingya women, men and children segregated and cowed in a dehumanising system of apartheid,” Anna Neistat, AI’s Senior Director for Research, said. AI noted that the repression against the Rohingyas has intensified “dramatically” since 2012 when the sectarian conflict between the Buddhist and Rohingya communities broke out in Rakhine. The state-sponsored discriminatory measures involve “an intricate web of national laws” that restrict Rohingyas rights to freedom of movement, hinder their access to employment, healthcare or education, and deny them citizenship and necessary identification documents.

“The UK will not have a judge on the bench of the International Court of Justice for the first time in its 71- year history,” reports the Guardian in dismay.

“The decision to bow to mounting opposition within the UN General Assembly is a humiliating blow to British international prestige and an acceptance of a diminished status in international affairs,” it notes.

Political observers believe the UK had no choice but to back off as it cannot be seen to continue to use its position in the UN Security Council to muscle its way in on important global affairs.

Syria military operation ‘wrapping up’: Putin

Zimbabwe’s President Mugabe resigns

Myanmar imposing apartheid system on Rohingyas: Amnesty

Britain’s defeat at ICJ a ‘humiliating blow’ PTI adds: Justice Dalveer Bhandari’s victory over Britain’s candidate in the world court is a “humiliating blow” for the UK, the media said, even as India asserted that the hard-fought race will not impact the bilateral ties.

India’s Acting High Commissioner to the UK Dinesh Patnaik also reiterated that diplomats of both countries had been in contact with each other from the very start, which reflects the strong bond between India and the UK. “A senior representative from the UK Foreign Office has been in contact from the beginning and expressed the view that it is two friendly countries

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N. LOIPANG President (9862633492) Mon Village Students’ Union

PROJECT COLONY WEST COUNCIL ZUNHEBOTO RELEASED CONSTITUTION

The constitution of Project West Council Zunheboto was released at the public meeting by Shri. Vekhoyi Chakhesang, Additional Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto on 18th Nov. 2017.

The ADC applauded the council for its activities particularly visible changes brought about garbage management and lighting up the streets. He encouraged that the project colony being the heart of Zunheboto town should be a model colony so that other colonies may follow its example. Meanwhile, the public resolved to support the clean election movement by adopting the following :"ONE MAN ONE VOTE" shall be strictly enforced.

Secondly, no party or candidates shall be allowed to open election camp in the colony.

Earlier invocation prayer was pronounced by Mr. Inoto, Asst Pastor and the meeting was chaired by Shri. Y. Vihoshe Muru council chairman.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WednesDAY, November 22, 2017

AC/DC’s Brian Johnson ASUD’s OPS fest to be entertaining Naga writer Easterine Kire bag pays tribute to Malcolm A top honours at the Tata Lit Live

EXPOSURE TRIP

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ated AC/DC because he said there was no rock and roll out there.

“I am proud to have known him and call him a friend, and I’m going to miss him so much. I salute you, Malcolm Young.”

Malcolm retired from AC/DC, the group he formed in 1973 with Angus, in 2014 after it was made public that he was suffering from dementia.

Angus carried on as the sole original member of AC/DC, with his and Malcolm’s nephew Stevie replacing Malcolm in the lineup for the recent “Rock Or Bust” LP and tour.

end of the day.

The organizers have invited everyone to come and be part of the event.

Meanwhile ASUD president Lanutoshi Aier has instructed all the 46 Village unit and 6 sub unit to compulsorily participate in

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Dist. Tuensang-798612, Nagaland

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Staff Union Chingmelen Village extends its heartiest congratulations and felicitates Mr. Y. Langakhum Chang, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Yanchumong Chang for bringing laurels to the Village Community be securing the post of Secretariat Assistant in the recently declared NPSC Examiantion 2017.

The Union further wishes him success and the best in his future endeavour.

(S. Bensocholen) President

From all the children, grandchildren, great gandchildren & all the In-laws of Late Mrs & Mr Khyothungo alias Chonthungo Lotha, Wokha Town.

OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE

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the festival.

The festival will be held with REM group MD Temjen Imna Lkr as the chief patron and Principal District and Sessions Judge (Retd) Mayang Lima as the patron.

(Staff Reporter)

While being thankful to the Almighty God for having granted a remarkable achievement of getting the coveted post of Extra Assistant Commissioner through the Nagaland Public Service Commission, 2017, to Mr Litsenthung Kikon, son of Mrs & Dr Timothy Lotha, Retd Director (V&AH), we take this privilege to convey our heartfelt congratulations to him with all the best wishes and pray that our gracious God continue to bless and guide him all throughout his life !

We the Nunumi Citizen Union Zunheboto extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Aghali Swu, D/o Mr. Hutoi Swu and Mrs. Khetoli Swu of Amiphoto Colony Zunheboto for being crowned as Miss. Sumi 2017 and bringing laurels to our Union and Village.

The Union applause your great achievement and also prays that our Almighty God guide and bless you abundantly and wishes you success in all your future endeavours.

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rian Johnson has paid tribute to his AC/DC bandmate Malcolm Young, calling him a “genius” whose “riffs have become legend, as has he.”

Malcolm died on Saturday at the age of 64. He had been suffering from dementia for at least the past three years.

In a post on his official web site under the title “For 32 Years We Stood Side

By Side On Stage,” Brian wrote: “I am saddened by the passing of my friend Malcolm Young. I can’t believe he’s gone. We had such great times on the road.

“I was always aware that he was a genius on guitar; his riffs have become legend, as has he.

“I send out my love and sympathy to his wife Linda, his children Kara and Ross, and Angus, who will all be devastated, as we all are. He has left a legacy that I don’t think many can match.

“He never liked the celebrity side of fame; he was too humble for that.

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Easterine Kire he winners of the The Book of the Ta t a L i t e r a t u r e Year Award for fiction Live! Awards were was awarded to Easterine announced at the end of Kire’s novel Son of the the four-day-long literary Thundercloud that merges festival, on November 19 fiction and folklore. In in Mumbai. the non-fiction category, The winners of the Pankaj Mishra’s Age of First Book Award, which Anger: A History of the recognises new talent in Present, which seeks to the Indian literary space answer why our world is for fiction as well as non- consumed by fury and disfiction, were Prayaag Ak- contentment, was named bar’s dystopian novel Leila Best Book of the Year. and Pranay Lal’s natural Former Governor of history masterpiece In- the Reserve Bank of India dica: A Deep Natural YV Reddy’s ringside view Histor y of the Indian of Indian economic polSubcontinent. icy, Advice and Dissent:

My Life in Public Service was named Business Book of the Year.

One of the few literary awards in India to recognise a publishing house in addition to individual authors, the Tata Literature Live! Publisher of the Year award was given to Penguin Random House India, which published Pranay Lal’s Indica as well as some of the biggest books of the year, such as Arundhati Roy’s The Ministry of Utmost Happiness. Editorin-chief Meru Gokhale looked back at their biggest hits of the year while expressing her delight at the win.

The Big Little Book Award, which was for a children’s author in Bengali this year, went to Nabaneeta Dev Sen. In addition, acc l a im e d I nd ia n pl ay wright, film director, and writer Girish Karnad was awarded the Tata Literature Live! Lifetime Achievement Award for his “multifaceted and inspirational career” and his “extraordinary contribution to Indian literature”.

“This award is a recognition of the great fortune that I’ve had, that I was there when Indian literature was taking shape,” Karnad said, while accepting the award.

The Big Little Book Award, which was for a children’s author in Bengali this year, went to Nabaneeta Dev Sen.

d ay - l o n g O p e n Penalty Shootout (OPS) Festival organized by Ao Students’ Union Dimapur (ASUD) under the theme ‘As One’ on November 24 at DDSC stadium, Dimapur will have various entertaining events besides the shootout.

Disclosing about the event, organising committee convenor, Sungkum Aier said the festival was expected to attract participations from a number of clubs, organizations, colonies, institutions and village units.

He added that the sole purpose of coming up with the event was to instil positive vibes among the people in a fun and healthy manner and that there will be a positive impact on the society through this event.

In addition to the shootout which will be the main event, various stalls will be set up for different purposes such as food, games, photography, karaoke and song dedication, face painting, etc.

Surprise gift hampers will also be given away to lucky winners and teams at the

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Dear Jyoti Damani, Have a wonderful Birthday. We wish your every day to be filled with lots of joy, laughter, happiness and the warmth of sunshine. May your coming year surprise you with the happiness of smiles, the feeling of love and so on. We hope you will find plenty of sweet memories to cherish forever. HAPPY BIRTHDAY DP-12134

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We wish her the very best in her next endeavour and pray that she will continue to bring more laurels to the college.

Dr. Moanochet Longchar Principal P.G.C.P

Werü Mero Vice - President P.G.C.S.U

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(Elis Swu) Convenor Golden Jubilee Committee GMS Vety. Colony

The exposure trip members from the staff of PHED Rural Division Dimapur; express sincere thanks and gratitude to all the staff and officers of the Division for extending their help and co-operation for the exposure trip to Goa and Mumbai from 24th to 30th Oct 2017, especially to Er. L. Tongpang Lkr, EE PHED Rural Division Dimapur for his support, contribution and encouragement to the members and making the trip successful.

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Chief Guest R. Amongla Jamir, DDEO, Dimapur.

The Golden Jubilee Planning Committee G.M.S Vety. Colony would like to acknowledge Smt. R. Amongla Jamir DDEO Dimapur for gracing our Golden Jubilee Celebration on the 11th of November, 2017 at the school premises and Smti. Kaini Khekho Kikon, Principal Pilgrim Higher Secondary School as the guest of honour. Our special thanks to all the programme officials, individuals, society and groups who had contributed in kind, cash and in person for the success of our Golden Jubilee.

With great joy and pride, the Principal, staff and students of Pfutsero Govt. College, Pfütsero convey our heartiest congratulations to M i s s .

Mewe-ü Mero of 6th Semester on being crowned Miss Phek with Miss Perfect 10 on 18 th Nov. 2017 held at Phek Town.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, november 22, 2017

Kohli jumps to 5th spot in Test rankings scored a fine half-century on a green-top wicket at the Eden Gardens, occupies the fourth spot.

Au s t r a l i a c a p t a i n Steve Smith leads the chart with his England counterpart Joe Root in second position but a good 47 points behind.

In the bowling rankings, Jadeja, who started the Sri Lanka series with the opportunity to reclaim the top bowling and allrounder rankings, could not work towards the objective in Kolkata as all Sri

Lanka batsmen fell to pace bowlers.

The Saurashtra leftarm spinner has slipped to third position among bowlers and also lost 20 points in the rankings for all-rounders, but still has a lot to look forward to in the remaining matches.

SA paceman Kagiso Rabada is in the second place, 20 points behind England veteran seamer James Anderson, while Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin remained in the fourth spot.

Football coaching at St. Xavier College, Jalukie

FIFA bans 3 officials for life

Dubai, Nov 21 (IANS): India captain Virat Kohli replaced Australian opener David Warner to grab the fifth spot in the rankings for Test batsmen, while Ravindra Jadeja has slipped to the third position in the bowlers’ chart, it was announced on Tuesday.

Kohli completed his 50th international century in the first match of a threeTest series against Sri Lanka in Kolkata, which ended in a draw on Tuesday. Kohli, who is top-ranked in both ODIs and T20Is, knocked

Virat Kohli

up a fine 104 not out on the last day of the match.

His compatriot S h i k h a r D h awa n h a s gained two places to reach the 28th position, while Cheteshwar Pujara, who

Participants of the football coaching with the coaches.

ny and Maria Magdaline Hofferbertare from Mexico.

Altogether 63 students are attending the coaching.

Volker is an SES expert with comprehensive

FUNERAL SERVICE OF

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(Former MLA and founder of Kiyelho Village) Will be held on 22nd Nov. 2017, 8:00 a.m at his residence, Churches Colony, Dimapur.

skills in ‘pedagogics’ and possesses a proven ability to train football talents.

Earlier, he coached youth and national teams in Germany. The girls are being coached by learned and experienced, Maria Magda.

Z u r i c h , N ov 2 1 (IANS): Three football officials have been banned by world football’s governing body FIFA for life for taking bribes, it was announced on Tuesday.

FIFA said the three officials are former FIFA audit committee member Richard Lai of Guam and two former federation presidents Julio Rocha of Nicaragua and Rafael Esquivel of Venezuela, reports Xinhua news agency.

FIFA said the officials were arrested in Zurich in May 2015 and later extradited to the United States.

ECHU TSUNGON MUNGYANCHI OVUNGO TO Woban na yikrachia evamo APO kümsüi Late JOMOMO NGULLIE (G.B) nina esisi yisi nzyu ovüngo to nchükhüm penala. Hoji tsükona woban topvü na ni nchumcheta tsungon shi nchung mongta vanka, ti-nüngra na ümmhona yikheche APO. DC-2790

D i m a p u r , N ov 2 1 (NPN): A month-long football coaching organised by St. Xavier College for its students got underway at Jalukie. The coaching is being conducted by Volker Hofferbert from Germa-

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Nina zana evamo nitssoe, ni tssolo elani ni tsoe-rüiden.

Ebok Tsungon : 1911 Echu Tsungon : 22/11/2016

15th Death Anniversary In Loving Memory

Thereafter, his mortal remains will be taken to Kiyelho Village.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life.

The one who believes in me will live, even though they die” John 11:25

If I could erase a day, a month and a year completely then I would have erased this day, the ‘22nd of November.” and a long past year “2002”.

Because it was the day, when my world was torn in two.

You left us without a warning, not even a goodbye. and I can’t seem to stop asking the question why?

You are gone before we knew it and only God knows why.

Although we loved you dearly, we could not make you stay A golden heart stopped beating Hard working hands put to rest.

God broke our hearts, to prove to us, He only takes the best.

“Dearly miss you Papa.”

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Loving wife & daughter

Tovili Aye

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Loving parents, brothers, sister & relatives.

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We the bereaved family would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to all who stood by us and supported us spiritually, physically, financially and materially during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved Late Tovili Aye. Our special thanks to : 1. Dimapur Sumi Bapitist Church Staff.

2. All the 12 (Twelve) Fellowship of DSBC .

3. Alaphumi Bapitist Church and Alaphumi Union, Dimapur.

4. Akuluto Range Student Union.

5. Western Sumi Bapitist Church Association.

6. Doctors and Dialysis Technicians, M.H Hospital, Dimapur.

7. Jesus Seek Ministry.

8. Divine Healing and Harvest Ministry.

9. Niu/Vetty Colony Burma Camp.

10. Friends, relatives, neighbours and well wishers.

We are really indebted to you all for your love and good deeds showered upon us and deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually. But it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Brighton fight back to hold Stoke City

Jose Izquierdo is mobbed by his Brighton team-mates after he scored the second goal.

BRIGHTON, Nov 21 (Agencies): Jose Izquierdo earned Brighton and Hove Albion a point as Chris Hughton’s side twice came from behind to record a 2-2 draw against visitors Stoke City on Monday.

Stoke twice went ahead at the Amex Stadium, first through Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and then Kurt Zouma, but Brighton hit back on each occasion via goals from Pascal Gross and Izquierdo.

Brighton - promoted from the Championship last season - remain ninth, seven points above

the relegation zone and three points above Mark Hughes’s Stoke, who stay in 15th.

“When you have been behind twice you have to show character and we did,” Hughton told Sky Sports.

“We have to be realistic. We are playing against better teams and better players and if you can’t win games then don’t lose them.”

The outcome of a lively game on the English south coast means Brighton have gone five consecutive matches unbeaten in the top flight for the first time since March

to April 1983.

There were opportunities at both ends in the early stages, but Brighton seemed to be getting the upper hand when Stoke drew first blood in the 28th minute.

Xherdan Shaqiri’s fine, raking pass from the halfway line fell perfectly into the path of ChoupoMoting, who expertly plucked the ball from the sky before planting a shot past Mat Ryan.

The home fans - and players - were enraged when Glenn Murray appeared to be felled inside the box by Stoke captain Ryan Shawcross, only

T-20 Bash: Kenuozou Wolves, Northblock Warriors register wins

Khriesavituo Solo receiving man of the match award from the technical director Jamite Jamir on Tuesday. (NP)

Correspondent

Kohi m a , N ov. 2 1 (NPN): Kenuozou Wolves and Northblock Warriors registered wins at the ongoing 5th 10-Northern Angami-1 T-20 Bash on Tuesday.

In the first match, Kenuozou Wolves defeated Middle Bayavu Lions by 4

NP Meet: 6 NAP, DEF Kohima enter football final

D i m a p u r , N ov 2 1 (NPN): 6 NAP edged DEF Tuensang 3-2 to book their spot in the football final at the ongoing 37th Nagaland Police Meet 2017 on Monday. DEF Kohima also booked their final berth after beating 2 NAP 3-1 via tie-breaker.

In the exciting first semi-final match, 6 NAP showed some great skill and scored 3 goals. DEF Tuensang also showed equal skill before losing to 6 NAP by 2-3. The second semi-finals match between last year’s runner up DEF Kohima and 2 NAP ended 2-2 in the stipulated time. The match was taken to a tie breaker where DEF Kohima edged out 2 NAP by 3-1.

In the volleyball semifinal match between the reigning champion 10 NAP (IR) and 12 NAP (IR), the reigning champion got the better of 12 NAP (IR) confirming a place for the final match. In the other semifinal match between CP Dimapur and 2 NAP, the former convincingly defeated 2 NAP in straight sets in a best of 5 sets.

wickets. After winning the toss, Middle Bayavu Lions elected to bat first and scored 152 runs losing 7 wickets in 20 overs. Meicheitsho scored 49 runs while Wothungo scored 17 runs.

Chasing the target, Kenuozou Wolves scored 154 runs in 19 overs. Mhatovi scored 60 runs in 43 balls

while Apenthung contributed 19 runs. Mhatovi of Kenuozou Wolves was named the man of the match.

In the second match, North Block Warriors won the match by 86 runs defeating Lower L. Khel Vikings.

Batting first, North Block Warriors scored 173 runs.

Khriesavituo scored 46 runs while Dietholetuo scored 48 runs. In the second innings, Lower L. Khel Vikings were bowled out for 87 runs in 16.1 overs. Liren scored 27 runs. For North Block Warriors, Khriesavituo and Kevihezo took 3 wickets each.

Khriesavituo of North block warriors was declared the man of the match.

Thursday’s matches 1st match: 9:00 am T. Khel Knights Vs Zienuobadze High Flyers 2nd match: 12:30 pm P.Khel Eagles Vs Upper L. Khel Riders

for referee Lee Mason to award a goal-kick.

Anger turned to celebration in the 44th minute when Brighton midfielder Davy Proepper’s twinkletoed run took him into space on the right and his low cross was driven past Lee Grant by Gross.

But within two minutes the visitors had restored their lead, a corner striking Brighton captain Bruno on the back and Zouma throwing himself at the loose ball to head in his first Stoke goal.

Brighton goalkeeper Ryan kept his side in touch by blocking from Ramadan Sobhi early in the second half and on the hour the hosts drew level again.

After Zouma had failed to cut out a high ball, Izquierdo’s attempted cross from the left came back to him and the Colombia winger lashed the ball past Grant.

Shaqiri lashed narrowly wide from outside the box, but despite the introduction of Peter Crouch - who made a Premier League record 143rd substitute appearance - Stoke could not get their noses back in front. “ B r i g h t o n d i d n’ t create much, so we are disappointed with their goals,” said Stoke manager Hughes.

“It’s an away point and you have to be happy with that.”

Vijender to take on Fielding next year

Vijender Singh

L ondon , N o v 2 1 (IANS): Indian pro boxing ace Vijender Singh will take on British and Commonwealth Super middleweight champion Rocky Fielding, who will defend his newly acquired title on March 30, 2018, it was announced on Tuesday. Fielding won the belt on September 30 with a crushing victory over David Brophy in Liverpool and has been put straight in at the deep-end opposite the ex-amateur star, a bronze medal winner of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Vijender, 31, has raced to 9-0 as a pro, including a short stint with Frank Warren, on the back of a decorated career donning the Indian vest.

Fielding is far more experienced than WBO Asia Pacific and Oriental Super Middleweight champion Vijender.

Out of a total 26 fights, Fielding has won 25 including 14 knockouts. The 30-year-old British boxer is a former WBA Inter-Continental super middleweight champion as well as a former WBA Commonwealth and English Super middleweight champion.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, november 22, 2017

4 Indians enter qtrs of Youth Boxing C’ships Guwahati, Nov 21 (Agencies): India’s Guli Jyoti, Shashi Chopra and Boro Ankushita stole the limelight on Day 3 at the AIBA Women’s Youth World Boxing Championships here on Tuesday, notching up impressive victories in front of roaring crowds and advancing to the quarterfinals.

Later in the evening, Nitu too joined her illustrious colleagues in the next round, beating Bulgaria’s Emi-Mari Todorova.

Italy’s Nicoli Rebecca also made an impression, staging the first shock of the day and upsetting European champion Heijnen Chelsey in the Light-welterweight category.

Haryana’s dynamo Jyoti and local girl Ankushita were a revelation as they displayed their skill and class against tough opponents.

Shashi trod cautiously in the opening round, gauging her opponent Lin Li Wei-Yi’s strengths and weaknesses. But once she figured her out, she made it seem like another workout in the gym.

She eased into her rhythm, shuffling in the centre of the ring and pummelling her opponent at will.

She threw straight punches in ones and twos, cleanly striking her target on the jaw, head and midriff. She picked up points in style to the delight of her fans.

The boxer to impress, however, was local girl Ankushita. She was clearly

Ankushita Boro (Red) of India and Cagla Aluc of Turkey in action during the Women’s Light Welter (64 kgs) weight category bout on Tuesday. (PTI)

the most accomplished and stylish boxer of the session.

Such was her class that her opponent, Cagla Aluc of Turkey will remember her demolition for a long time in the welterweight category.

The Boro girl demonstrated not just strength and power but footwork and fists of fury too. It was sweet revenge for her as well as Cagla the European champion, had beaten Ankushita in the Ahmet Comert International Boxing tournament in her own country in Istanbul, Turkey last month.

High-performance director Rafaele Bergamasco changed Shashi’s strategy for this rematch after the setback in Turkey. It paid dividends as Cagla just did not know what hit her, right from the moment she stepped into the roped square till the bell went off for the first time.

Jyoti too boxed with convic-

tion, using the straight jab, left hook and throwing her right punch straight from the shoulder to rattle her strong and aggressive Ukraine opponent.

USA’s popular flyweight boxer Garcia Heaven Destiny probably never expected that her opponent Kim would make hell for her. The Korean came out with loads of aggression and staccato punches to surprise her.

Fortunately, Heaven steadied herself by the second and consolidated her position in the final round to come out unscathed.

Even though she pulled through, the victory lacked conviction.

“I will do better in my next bout. Things did not go the way I planned it out,” said the American girl later.

Over 150 boxers from 38 countries are competing in the event, being held in India for the first time.

DDBA informs Bhuvi, Dhawan released from squad AASA, KASA meets underway

D i m a p u r , N ov 2 1 (NPN): Dimapur District Badminton Association (DDBA) has informed that selection of players for Dimapur district for the forthcoming Nagaland Olympic Association tournament will be held on November 25 at DDBA Indoor Badminton Stadium, NagarBhuvneshwar Kumar jan. Interested players have been requested to report to the stadium at 9:00 am. Kolkata , N ov 2 1 For further details, contact- (IANS): India pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar and 8413979950. opener Shikhar Dhawan were on Monday released from Indian Test team playing Sri Lanka in three Tests.

D i m a p u r , N ov 2 1 “The BCCI would like (NPN): The Peren District to inform that BhuvneshSports Association (PDSA) war Kumar and Shikhar has convened an emergency Dhawan have been remeeting on November 24 at leased from India’s Test JTWWO hall, Jalukie town team. The duo made a at 10:00 am. Therefore, request to the selectors and all the PDSA members, the team management to president and secretary of release them owing to perall discipline associations sonal reasons,” the Board under Peren district have of Control for Cricket in been requested to attend the India (BCCI) said in a meeting positively. statement.

PDSA emergency meeting on Nov 24

Shikhar Dhawan

While Bhuvneshwar, who was adjudged Man-ofthe-Match in the first Test for his career-best match haul of 8/96, will not take any further part in the ongoing Test series, Dhawan, who missed out on a 100 by six runs in the second innings, will be available for selection for the third Test in New Delhi.

Uncapped middle-order batsman Vijay Shankar was named as Bhuvneshwar’s replacement. The first rubber, which finished at the Eden Gardens here on Monday, ended in a draw.

The second Test begins from Friday in Nagpur.

Dimapur, Nov 21 (NPN): The 38th edition of Aghunaqa Area Sports Association (AASA) and 43rd annual meet of Khaghaboto Area Sports Association (KASA) cum 5th GBs’ Trophy got underway at Aghunaqa headquarter and Kiyelho village respectively on Monday last.

First Class contractor, Kasheto Yeptho graced the opening ceremony of both the event as chief guest.

Addressing the gathering at Aghunaqa headquarters, Kasheto encouraged the area public to be united and extend a helping hand to each other at all times. The chief guest also challenged the sport persons to do their best and use their talents wisely keeping away themselves from antisocial activities. He assured to help and support any sport persons who has the talent and capacity to excel and compete in higher levels. He was accompanied by more than 200 party workers, GBs, sports association leaders, public leaders, student union leaders and well-wishers.

I-League 2017-18 season launched

Coahes and players of participating clubs at a press conference for the launch of I-League football championship 2017 in New Delhi on Tuesday. (PTI)

NEW DELHI, Nov 21 (Agencies): The 11th edition of Hero I-League was officially launched at a glittering ceremony on Tuesday. This marks the beginning of yet another scintillating season of enthralling league football in the country. The I-League kicks off on November 25 and culminates on March 6, 2018.

The I-League is set to provide more excitement and inspiring action this year with the addition of three new teams from three different states. The three new additions are - Gokulam Kerala FC from Calicut, Neroca FC from Imphal, Manipur and Indian Ar-

rows from Delhi. With their individual football cultures and heritage, these teams will significantly enhance the reach of the league in the country.

The 11th edition will also be rewarding for the players with significant prize money at stake for the top teams - Winners (Rs 1 Crore), Runners Up (Rs 60 Lakh), Third Place (Rs 40 Lakhs) and Fourth Place (Rs 25 Lakhs).

This edition will witness the country’s elite football league returning to the Capital, with the AIFF developmental team, Indian Arrows, making a comeback. The India U-17 team head coach Luis Norton De

Matos of Portugal, would be their head coach. The team is a mix of India U-17 and India U-19 team players.

The 10 teams from nine states of the 11th I-League are Defending Champions Aizawl FC (Mizoram), Neroca FC (Manipur), Shillong Lajong FC (Meghalaya), Mohun Bagan AC & Kingfihser East Bengal (West Bengal), Minerva Punjab (Punjab), Gokulam Kerala FC (Kerala), Churchill Brothers FC Goa (Goa), Indian Arrows (Delhi), Chennai City FC (Chennai).

The opening match will be played between Minerva Punjab and Mohun Bagan in Ludhiana on November 25.

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