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Vol XXIX No. 348

DIMAPUR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.00

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Preserve unique Naga culture: Rio

Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio speaking during the occasion at Tuophema, Friday. (NP)

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KOHIMA, NOV 22 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio stressed on preserving and promoting the unique culture and traditions of Nagas, as these reflected and shaped “our values and beliefs”, besides defining the unique identity of the Nagas. Sharing his concern over imitation of Western culture by the youth,

Coming together of Nagas desire of WC: Neokpao

the chief minister called for keeping alive the rich culture and traditions of the Nagas by teaching the young folk songs and dances. Speaking at the unveiling of Tuophema Village Foundation memorial monolith comprising Kense and Kaco clans of the village on Friday, Rio remarked that the Nagas were blessed people and had prospered over the

years through the blessings of their ancestors who had lived their lives with good values and morals. Rio therefore urged the present generation to imbibe and inculcate the good values that “our ancestors” had left behind and live “our lives” well in unity among “ourselves and with our neighbours as well”. He said it was important to know “our history and roots” to have a better understanding of “ourselves” and others, and also to identify as to “who we are and where we come from”. The chief minister further reminded the villagers that they had a huge responsibility as the village was a “tourist village” where people from all walks of life from far and near came to witness its beauty and essence. Lauding the villagers for their efforts in maintaining cleanliness, the chief minister however, said that they could still make it cleaner, adding “a clean village reflects the health and wellbeing of its dwellers”. Narrating a brief history of Tuophema village,

head GB Thekrucha Kaco and GB Salieo Kense narrated how the Kense and Kaco clans wanted to establish a new village. The duo informed the gathering that it was said that Kense clan members used to come from the present Gariphema village, while Kaco clan members came from Phenwhenyu village and met at the present Tuophema village a number of times. However, since it was the head-hunting days and they did not know each others’ intention and language, they pointed their spears at each other and used to depart to their respective villages. One day, through sign language, they both understood that they wanted to establish a new village. Hence, after counting their fingers to seven, they returned on the seventh day and laid the foundation of Tuophema village at the present spot. Initially, the village was known as Hutuophema, but during the British rule it was shortened and rechristened as Tuophema, by which name it was known till today, they added.

Oppn asks PM to answer on electoral bonds

Consensus on Uddhav to lead new govt in Maharashtra: Pawar

NEW DELHI, NOV 22 (PTI): The Opposition on Friday asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to come clean on the allegations surrounding the electoral bonds scheme and accused the government of legalising corruption. Opposition parties led by the Congress, which protested in Parliament premises and described the issue as a “threat to democracy”, sought to raise the matter in the Rajya Sabha but were not allowed to do by the Chair. Several senior Congress leaders, including leader of opposition in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad, Congress leader in Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhur y, Anand Sharma, Shashi Tharoor and Manish Tewari, protested inside Parliament House premises. Tewari said there should be a discussion in the house. “These electoral bonds are a threat to democracy,” he told reporters. MPs held placards asking the prime minister to break his silence on the issue, raised slogans against the government and called for ending the electoral bonds scheme.

MUMBAI, NOV 22 (PTI): The new government in Maharashtra will be led by Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray, NCP president Sharad Pawar said on Friday, signalling end of speculation on who will occupy the chief minister’s post as efforts to install a non-BJP dispensation in the state gathered pace. Emerging from a marathon meeting of top leaders of the Congress, the NCP and the Sena, who are making efforts to form government in Maharashtra, Pawar said there was a consensus on Thackeray’s leadership. “The issue of leadership is not pending. There are no two opinions on the issue of chief ministership. There was a consensus on Uddhav Thackeray leading the new government,” he told reporters after the meeting. Asked about Pawar’s statement on Thackeray’s leadership, Sena MLA Eknath Shinde, who attended the meeting, separately told reporters there was “no discussion on that issue”. Pawar said the meeting at Nehru Centre at Worli deliberated extensively on

Shiv Sena supremo Uddhav Thackeray and NCP chief Sharad Pawar after the meeting in Mumbai, Friday. (PTI)

agenda for governance for the prospective dispensation. “There will be a press conference tomorrow after everything is finalised,” Pawar said. T h a c k e r a y, w h o emerged from the meeting soon after Pawar, said the talks were held in satisfactory manner. “The talks (on government formation) are progressing in the right direction. Nitty gritties are being discussed now. All the three parties will come before you and all details will be shared after finalisation,” he said. The state has been facing a political

crisis after the Sena broke its three-decade-long ties with the BJP after the latter declined to share the chief minister’s post. The BJP and the Sena, which fought the Assembly polls in alliance, had secured a comfortable majority by winning 105 and 56 seats, respectively, in the 288-member Assembly. The NCP and the Congress, pre-poll allies, won 54 and 44 seats, respectively. The combined tally of the Sena, the NCP and the Congress is way beyond the majority mark of 145. The state is currently under President’s rule.

CBI raids Ibobi’s residences in graft case NPF urges all groups to unite for early solution Correspondent

IMPHAL, NOV 22: Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) raided the residence and quarter of former Manipur chief minister O Ibobi Singh in Imphal and Thoubal here on Friday. The raid was related with a multi-crore fund embezzlement scam in the now disbanded Manipur Development Society (MDS). Ibobi was the chairman of MDS. CBI is investigating into the alleged misappropriation of government funds to the tune of Rs.332 crore sanctioned for various developmental works to be implemented by MDS. The former chief minister was among the six persons named as accused in the case which was first investigated by state police before the state government D I M A P U R , N OV 2 2 decided to hand over the (NPN): Dimapur Municipal case to CBI in April 2018. Council (DMC) has remindAfter more than a year ed all the wholesale dealers of essential commodities to display the price/rate of all items in a prominent place of their respective shops for consumers/public view. DMC administrator Albert Ezung warned that anyone found violating the order would be penalized with fine and other legal course of action as per law. D I M A P U R , N OV 2 2 (NPN): GPRN/NSCN president ‘gen. (Retd.)’ MB Neokpao Konyak said it was the ardent desire of Working Committee (WC), Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) that all Nagas must set aside their differences and come together as equal partners. In his speech on the occasion of “12th Naga Unification Day”, the GPRN/NSCN president ‘Gen. (Retd.)’ MB Neokpao Konyak conveyed gratitude to Naga people for partnering with GPRN/NSCN in preserving Naga history and identity. He said that the “first decisive and genuine step” towards Naga reconciliation and unity was taken on November 22, 2007. (Full text on p-6)

DMC reminds traders

since the state government approached, the CBI recently registered a case based on police investigation report and on October 18, 2019. The agency sought the permission of Manipur government for questioning all the six alleged accused mentioned in the FIR lodged at Imphal police station. The six persons include former chief minister Okram Ibobi Singh, former project director of MDS Yambem Ningthem Singh, former chief secretaries DS Poonia, PC Lawmkhunga and Oinam Nabakishore Singh and MDS administrative officer S Ranjit Singh. The raids at the residence of the former chief minister at Athokpam Leikai in Thoubal district and his government allotted quarter in Imphal’s Babupara was carried out after obtaining necessary permission from the state government.

The CBI teams simultaneously raided the two residences of Ibobi this morning. Teams of CBI also raided the residences of other alleged accused listed in the police FIR in Imphal and other parts of the country, reports said. The CBI raided at six locations including native residence and official quarter of former chief minister. Other locations were residence of former state chief secretary O Nabakishore, project director of MDS Yambem Ningthem, project assistance Ranjit as well as MDS office. The former chief minister, who is currently in Delhi, told to a local TV channel here, that he was not afraid of the raids at his residences, saying that he had done nothing wrong. Singh further said that he was ready to cooperate with the investigation by the CBI or any other agencies.

Dr. Shürhozelie re-elected NPF party president Correspondent

KOHIMA, NOV 22 (NPN): Incumbent president Dr Shürhozelie Liezietsu, as reported on November 19, was re-elected as NPF president for the term 2020-2024 during the party’s general convention held at Naga Solidarity Park here on Friday. Along with him, Rajya Sabha member and party secretary general KG Kenye and senior central executive committee members were also retained. Altogether 180 members were inducted on the occasion, which included central office bearers, youth wing, women wing, farmers’ wing, minority wing, legal cell and medical. Election board chairman Y Vikheho Swu, MLA administered

Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu

T. R. Zeliang

the oath of the office to the new office bearers, while KPBC pastor Rev Phomlee Van pronounced dedicatory prayer to them. Party workers from across the State, besides Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh units, attended the convention. While appreciating Government of India (GoI) under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Centre’s interlocutor RN Ravi and the Naga negotiating groups for understanding problems of the Naga political struggle and

trying to reach an honourable and acceptable settlement, NPF urged NSCN (I-M) and working committee of 7 NNPGs to come together and bring about an early solution to the vexed Naga political issue. The appeal was made as part of the six-point resolution adopted during the general convention. NPF appealed to all the neighbouring states to extend positive cooperation in resolving the Naga political issue for mutual respect and peaceful co-existence in the North-eastern region of

the country. The party appealed to the Naga people to be more positive towards the settlement of the present Naga political dialogue for a peaceful resolution. The party also wholeheartedly committed to support the new office bearers headed by Dr Shürhozelie Liezietsu as president for the tenure 2020-2024 and resolved and expressed confidence in the leadership of Dr Liezietsu and NPF Legislature wing leader TR Zeliang. Earlier, speaking on the occasion, Liezietsu reaffirmed his faith on integration of all contiguous Nagainhabited areas and exuded confidence that this would become a reality one day “sooner than later”, adding that it was being sought to be achieved through a democratic process. He reminded everyone that integration of the Nagas was enshrined in the party’s constitution. (Cont’d on p-7)

Nagaland awarded best small state in ‘law & order’ NSCN (I-M) rejects PAC claim of assault

This is it! Representatives of various states with Prakash Javadekar after receiving the awards. (India Today)

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“I feel sorry for our brothers and sisters from the other community who have no proof of citizenship.” K Y M C

NEW DELHI, NOV 22 (NPN): Nagaland was awarded for the second consecutive year the ‘Best performing small state in law and order’ and also won this year’s ‘Most improved Small state in entrepreneurship and cleanliness’ by The India Today Group State of the States survey. The 2019

State of the States awards were presented by Union minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change , Prakash Javadekar at a function held at the ITC Maurya Hotel, Delhi. The award for Nagaland was received by Additional Chief Secretary & Resident Commissioner (Nagaland House, Delhi) Jyoti Kalash, IAS. In his speech, Javadekar

said that healthy competition between states was a hallmark of democracy. Tamil Nadu emerged as the best-performing big state this year while Assam topped the list of most improved states. M e a n w h i l e, o t h e r North Eastern states like Tripura bagged the best performing and most improved small state in agriculture,

Sikkim--best performing small state in education; most improved small state in governance, Mizoram-best performing small state in inclusive development and environment; most improved small state in economy, health and tourism, Arunachal Pradesh-- most improved small state in infrastructure, education and law and order and Manipur bagged the most improved small state in inclusive development. It may be recalled that Nagaland was awarded the ‘best performing small state’ in the category of ‘Law & Order’ in the 2018 survey. The State of the States survey is an annual event organized by The India Today Group, which ranks states on a range of parameters adjudicating for the ‘best performing’ and ‘most improved’ states across the country.

D I M A P U R , N OV 2 2 (NPN): NSCN (I-M) has rejected and condemned what it called “a baseless allegation” by PAC of NCD that its cadres beat up a truck driver and demanded tax of Rs. 15,000. NSCN (I-M) through its MIP advised PAC “not to stretch its hands too far to interfere into the legitimate rights of NSCN in collecting yearly vehicle tax as a part of the sustenance for Naga political struggle.” Narrating the event, NSCN (I-M) claimed that its cadres were on duty enquiring the payment of yearly vehicle tax by the truck drivers. During the process, NSCN (I-M) said one of the truck drivers caused “inordinate delay” much to the displeasure of its cadres on duty. It said that cadres went closer to him and put his hands on his shoulder to have closer talks. However,

the move “created panic and while trying to stay away he hit himself against the truck hurting his head.” It also claimed that neither money was taken from him nor a hand was raised against him. NSCN (I-M) stated that “interestingly” they have learnt that one madam Sema (Khehuli Kibami) as testified by truck drivers has been extorting money amounting to Rs. 4000, 10,000 and 20,000 per truck in the name of KK Agency, Lahorijan, Assam. It stated that the woman using three different mobile phone numbers has been “frequently” threatening NSCN (I-M) personnel on duty that she would “send Indian security forces to arrest them.” Consequently, NSCN (I-M) claimed that Indian security forces managed to apprehend many of its members.

NSCN (I-M) said it has also come to light that Khehuli and Indian security forces were allegedly “working hand in glove to extort money” in the name of KK Agency. Stating that it was a matter of necessity to identify “who this woman extortionist” was, NSCN (I-M) queried “On what valid ground she is collecting money from the trucks in the name of KK Agency? Who owned this KK Agency to use Indian security forces to extort money so blatantly?” In this connection, NSCN (I-M) has asked PAC to be cautious “where they should step into.” NSCN (I-M) further stated that PAC should also draw the line between extortion and tax and “not to go the way to distort Naga political movement by bringing confusion.” K Y M C

‘Senior Citizen Home’ inaugurated at Rüsoma

state

MCCI bans sale of firecrackers

Dimapur: Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce and Industries (MCCI) has prohibited procuring, transporting and stocking or selling of firecrackers. In a statement, MCCI vice president, Imkongchuba Longkumer and general secretary, Limalenden Longkumer cautioned that severe action will be initiated against traders found engaged in these activities.The respective ward authorities in Mokokchung town have been requested to ensure that

Atoli K Sema along with village leaders and members of Suna Service Society and DIMAPUR: A state team director (store and FP), Dr. dignitaries at Rüsoma village, Kohima on November 21.

Ko h ima , N ov 2 2 (NPN): Director of Social Welfare Department, Atoli K. Sema inaugurated “Senior Citizen Home” at Yakurü Rüsoma village in Kohima district on November 21. The home with five elderly persons was run by Suna Service Society of the village. In her brief address, the director lauded the society for opening a home for the elder persons of

the society. She expressed hope that the society would continue to take up the charitable work. The director was accompanied by District Welfare Officer, Sataho Chakhesang and CDPO Tribal Affairs, James. They also exhorted the gathering. Managing director of Suna Service Society, Rüsoma, Seyievilie, who chaired the programme informed that the home was open to all needed and downtrodden elders need-

ing support. VC Rüsoma village, Siekuolie Mezhier extended greetings on the occasion. The programme commenced with an invocation by senior pastor of Rüsoma Baptist Church, Kholie Chase while special number was presented by Thepfuneituo and Zapusatuo and administrator, Zeneizolie Zacharia tendered the vote of thanks and Catechist of St Stephen’s Church Rüsoma Neisiezolie Cyril offered benediction.

led by National Health Mission (NHM) mission director, Dr. Kevichusa Medikhru visited Longleng district on November 20 and 21 and assessed the activities of the department. A press release by the office of Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Longleng stated that the team included joint director and SPO (NCD), Dr WN Ezung; deputy director and SPO (RNTCP), Dr Tiasunup Pongener; deputy director and SPO (AB-PMJAY), Dr Kika Longkumer; deputy

Workshop on biodiversity conservation

Farmers trained on organic farming

no residents of their localities engaged in sale of firecrackers. MCCI has also banned selling of calendars and tickets of any kind including raffle, lottery, concert, buffet, etc., and collection of donations of any kind by any individual or groups in the market. Therefore, traders have been directed to inform the MCCI in case of any such encounter. Meanwhile, members of MCCI have been asked to keep their respective places of business neat and clean.

Review meeting on health services in Longleng

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MC Longai; deputy director (NHM), Dr. Manyau Phom; SSO (IDSP), Dr. John Kemp and consultants/programme manager of HWC, NCD and Finance (SPMU). The team visited Yachem Primary Health Centre (PHC) and checked the new building of the PHC and new site for AYUSH hospital. The state team also held a short meeting at medical superintendent’s office chamber and a review meeting at the conference hall of CMO Longleng.

Farmer participants during the training at Ghoshito village.

D I M A P U R : O n e - d ay far mers training programme on organic farming under “Mission organic value chain development for North East region” was conducted at Ghoshito village under Aghunaqa block by department of Agriculture, Nuiland on November 18. A press release by agriculture officer (AO) Ditolyn Sumi stated that, SDAO of Niuland, L Kivika Chophi chaired the programme and also delivered the keynote address, in which he explained the growing importance of organic products in the

global market and why certification was vital in fetching a premium price. He also instructed the organic farmers to adhere to the prescribed standards during the certification process. Farmers were also instructed to keep their bank account updated to avail assistance provided under the scheme in time. During the technical session the resource person, Ditolyn Sumi, AO spoke on the topics “Nutrient management in organic farming” and “on-farm preparation for pest and disease management in organic farming”. Farmers

were made aware about the use and benefits of biofertilizers which improves soil fertility and enhance the productivity of the crops, followed by a demonstration on the use of biofertilizers. Farmers were trained on how to prepare various broad spectrum botanical based formulations with the help of locally available materials which act as a good repellent and control measure. A total of 30 registered organic farmers from Ghoshito and Hozheto cluster attended the training programme.

Outreach programme on

SVS & GST return

Resource persons, officials and participants at the workshop.

DIMAPUR: Coinciding with peak season of roosting of Amur falcons, an awareness workshop on “Biodiversity Conservation: Issues and Challenges”, was held at Don Bosco Youth Center Hall, DBHSS Wokha, organized by Wokha Forest division, funded by Botanical Survey of India (BSI) under

the aegis of National Mission on Himalayan Studies Project. A press by Wokha divisional forest officer, stated that scientist BSI, Dr. N Odyuo encouraged the young participants to be informed and adapt to a lifestyle for overall wellbeing of biodiversity even

for generations to come. CCF and member secretary, Nagaland State Biodiversity Board, Supongnukshi Ao, shared his experiences on biodiversity conservation efforts, present scenario and future expectations especially from younger generations. A technical session was conducted with

foreword by vice-principal, DBHSS, Fr. T C Joseph, with his message to respect all forms of life. Several issues on the topic were discussed along with power point presentations and quizzes, followed by poster presentation and nature walk from team of the botanical survey of India.

DIMAPUR: Taxpayers outreach programme on Sabka Vishwas Scheme (SVS) and the new Goods & Services Tax (GST) return was carried out by Central GST Commissionerate, Dimapur on November 22 at Hotel Japfu, Kohima. A press release by the commissionerate informed that in the first session, a presentation was made on Sabka Vishwas (legacy dispute resolution) Scheme 2019 while in the second session a presentation on the new Goods & Services Tax returns was presented. The commissionerate has encouraged all taxpayers to use the new returns trail version tool which has been already made available online on the GST portal. Meanwhile, a similar outreach programme has been scheduled for taxpayers on November 25 at 12 noon at Hotel Whispering Winds in Mokokchung.

Executive secretary, WSBAK, Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi and others at the dedication programme of L. Hotovi Village Baptist Church on Thursday.

All Ward Union Mokokchung (AWUM) called on the new Deputy Commissioner (DC) Limawapang Jamir on November 22 at his residence.

Induction of Free medical camp in Peren National seminar at UC BS&G members news in Brief DIMAPUR: Two-day National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) sponsored national seminar on “teaching, learning and evaluation in north east India: issues and challenges” organised by IQAC, Unity College, Dimapur concluded on November 22. The resource persons of the seminar were Prof. SivasishBiswas, Pro-vice Chancellor, Assam University, Diphu Campus; Prof. Niranjan Roy, Head, Department of Economics, Assam University, and Prof. S.K. Sharma, department of Agriculture, Chemistry and Soil Science, SASRD, NU. The seminar was led by Dr.Vivolhuno Punyu as convenor and Dr. Adani Ngullie as co-convenor and attended by 150 participants.

Send-off service for late prof. Alexander Medical camp in progress at Ntungma Peren on November 20. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Free medical camp was organised for the under-privileged at Ndunglwa under Peren district on November 20 by Peren district administration in collaboration with district level centre for womenMSK and Medical department under BBBP. According to DIPR report, the medical camp was organized to facilitate services of the people with K Y M C

various health services. PHC Ntungma, Dr. Lenpichang Pongener treated the patients assisted by the nurses. Around 400 underprivileged registered at the camp for check-up and later medicines were distributed to the participants. M e a n w h i l e, m a s s rally re-enrolment drive for school drop outs were carried out with the initiatives of district adminis-

tration and Mahila Shakti Kendra. Later, the team visited the school drop-out girls door to door and held interactive session with them and their parents where they encouraged the girls and parents to re-enroll in the next academic session. Girls who had been convinced to re-enroll were also given BBBP T-shirt as a token of appreciation.

DIMAPUR: The send-off service for late Vice Chancellor of ICFAI University Nagaland, Prof. C.P. Alexander, who passed away on November 21 in Dimapur, was held university premises on Friday. Dignitaries, faculty, head GB of Sovima Village, the Patkai community, the Kerala Samajam Dimapur, students and alumni paid homage to the departed soul. His mortal remains were taken to his hometown in Kerala. Nukhu condoles: Former MLA, Deo Nukhu has mourned the demise

of Prof Charles P. Alexander whom he described as his great academic friend for the last decade. In a condolence note, Nukhu said late Alexander was an eminent academician who devoted wholly for the cause of higher education in Nagaland. Nukhu recalled that his association with late Alexander and described him as a good friend of both young and old and his untimely and sudden demise has created a great vacuum to fill up, particularly for ICFAI University and a loss for Naga society and the country.

in Wokha

DIMAPUR: Induction programme for district office bearers and Tritya Sopan Award Ceremony was held on November 15, at DC Conference Hall, Wokha. A press release by press and media secretary, BS&G Wokha, Thunglamo Odyuo, stated that DC and newly inducted District president BS&G Wokha, Orenthung Lotha, in his speech as special guest of the occasion, encouraged and lauded Scout and Guide movement in the district. He further challenged young Scout and Guide to give priority to their learning and excel throughout their life, and also to participate in extracurricular activities. Short speech was also delivered by chairperson, Lotha Eloe Hoho Wokha and vice president BS&G Wokha, Zuchobeni Ezung. She expressed gratitude to district officials of BS&G for inducting her to the fold. Altogether 28 Scout and Guides who qualified Tritya Sopan were awarded certificates by district president BS&G Wokha.

DMC informs: Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) has informed all residents, households, shopkeepers, business establishments and institutions that the council with its special task force would be carrying out sensitisation programme on DMC sanitation service and other DMC rules and guidelines through a street workshop on November 26, 28-29, December 2, 4, 6, 7, 9 and 11. All households, shopkeepers of the concerned area/locality have been requested to attend the workshop at their respective venue and time. EUD emergency meeting: Emlotokujo Union Dimapur (EUD) has convened its emergency meeting on November 24 at 1 p.m. at the residence of H Hoshito Sema, Chekiye Village. All office bearers, advisors and executive members have been requested to attend the meeting. Wokha to observe IDAEVAW: Commemorating the International Day Against Elimination of Violence Against Women (IDAEVAW), the district administration Wokha in collaboration with District Level Centre for Women-MSK and OSC-Sakhi would be organising a walkathon against gender based violence under the United Nation mandated theme “ Orange the World: Generation Equality Stands Against Rape” on November 25 at 6 a.m. from Wokha town Police Point via Forest Colony Junction till Local Ground which will be followed by a short programme at Town Hall. BCK initiates NAAC assessment: National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) was formally initiated at Baptist College Kohima (BCK) after a visit and interaction with four-member team from IQAC cell, Kohima Science College, Jotsoma on November 21. K Y M C

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WEATHER FORECAST November 23

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Mostly sunny

28 16

Aizawl

Mostly sunny and nice

Guwahati Hazy sun

24 10 28 18

Mostly sunny and pleasant

25 9

Itanagar Partly sunny and pleasant

25 15

Imphal Shillong

Hazy sun

20 9

Kohima

Partly sunny

21 10

Dimapur Partly sunny and not as warm 26 14 Mkg

Partly sunny and pleasant

Tuensang Partly sunny and cooler Wokha

Training on solid waste management

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22 12 15 8

Partly sunny and not as warm 21 14

Zunheboto Partly sunny and not as warm 20 10

Thungjamo Odyuo along with resources persons on Friday.

DIMAPUR: One day training on solid waste management under Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) was jointly organised by Rural Development and State Institute of Rural Development (SIRD) at the conference hall of SIRD, Kohima on Friday. A press release by the department stated that in his inaugural speech, additional director, RD, Thungjamo Odyuo highlighted the importance of solid waste management. He said improper solid waste management not only creates health hazards to individual but to the whole community and has far reaching socio-economic and ecological consequences. Odyuo said ministry

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of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, government of India had notified the Municipal Solid Waste (managing and Handling) Rules in 2000, making it mandatory for municipal authorities to set up waste processing and disposal facilities, identify sanitary landfill sites and improve existing dumpsites. However, the additional director lamented that the compliance did not happen mainly because of the inability of municipalities to implement waste processing and disposal projects. For the rural areas, Odyuo said although there were no collection systems at present, the inherent practice of source segregation of wet waste for animal feed considerably reduces the problem

of waste segregation. He further informed that the Governor of Nagaland has notified 33 villages covering 28 blocks for compliance of Solid Waste Management Rules 2016. Towards this, all village council have been asked to prepare action plans as how to manage their waste as envisaged under Rule 13 of Solid Waste Management Rules 2016. The release said the training covered introduction to solid waste management, overview of various waste management rules and policy, duties and responsibility of village council with regard to waste management. The resource persons were RDO, Celine Thol, RDA, Teisozhavi Tetso and RDO, John Wesley Magh.

Sensitization on child rights in Mon DIMAPUR: Mon district administration, district child protection unit (DCPU), Mon ADP, world vision India (WVI) and child welfare committee Mon jointly organized and observed the 30th anniversary of child rights (UNCRC)-cumsensitization programme on child rights & child protection at council hall, Mon town on November 20. A press release by WVI Mon ADP, coordinator development facilitation Y. Nockyam Wangnao stated that, while delivering short speech, DC Mon, Thavaseelan K emphasised on multiple mechanism that were available in the district to ensure child rights and for child protection. Resource person Seyielenuo Mezhii (NJS), principal magistrate juvenile justice board Mon emphasized on JJ Act and its implementation relating to child in need of care and protection & Child in Conflict with Law. Dr. L. Khobung programme manager Mon ADP WVI enlightened the gathering on End Violence Against Children (EVAC). Vote of thanks was pronounced by Ngamkhao, member CWC and programme concluded with prayer by president Pastor’s Union Mon, R. Kaipha.

HWC inaugurated at Tangha

Dr. Thanghoi Lam inaugurating the newly constructed Health and Wellness Centre Tangha.

DIMAPUR: Health and Wellness Centre Tangha was inaugurated on November 22 by SPO and State Nodal Officer HWC- National Helath Mission (NHM), Dr. Thanghoi Lam at Tangha village, Longleng. A press release by office of Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Longleng stated that Dr. Thanghoi appreciated and lauded the committee members and the community for their active participation.

He encouraged the CHO and the staff to do an active screening of NCD cases. Dr. Thanghoi further reminded the gathering that health and wellness centre was not just to take care of health but to stay mentally fit as well. CMO Longleng, Dr. Obangjungla appreciated the community participation and encouraged the public to avail the facility. The programme was chaired by Liyem ANM,

invocation by Tunglong, secretary TBC, welcome address by H Bongveih chairman VHC Tangha, special song by SSB Tangha, vote of thanks by Dr. K Manen Phom MO PHC Yongnyah and benediction by W. Nguhdang G.B. Short speeches were also delivered by L Jeiang, former VHC Tangha and VCC Tangha. The centre was dedicated by Tangha Baptist Church pastor B Hamphe.

‘Chengu’ festival celebrated at Kivikhu village

DIMAPUR: The second Chengu (Great Barbet) festival organised by Tizu Valley Biodiversity Conservation and Livelihood Network (TVBCLN) was celebrated at Kivikhu village under Zünheboto district on November 22. The event was graced by minister of Agriculture and Co-operation, G. Kaito Aye as special guest. TVBCLN consists of three villages namely Sukhai, Ghukhuyi and Kivikhu. According to media cell of TVBCLN, the minister lauded the sincere efforts of TVBCLN in Chakhesang cultural troupe represented Nagaland at National Samvaad held on conservation of natural November 15-19 at Jamshedpur. Chakhesang cultural troupe from Diphupar B, resources and continued Dimapur presented cultural dance and song at the closing ceremony. to carry on with their ef-

forts by acquiring more knowledge and educate and encourage other neighbouring villages. He promised to extend all possible support in his capacity to carry forward the initiative taken by the three villages. On the occasion, Kaito also released two Chengu birds which were rescued by TVBCLN members from the hunters. Earlier, in the programme, IFS CCF and member secretary NSBB, Supongnukshi Ao gave a talk on sustainable use of biological resources while short speech was delivered by DFO Zünheboto, Raj Kumar M. In the cultural session, several cultural G. Kaito Aye speaking at the celebration programme.

items such as such as “Ami Kukula”, tug of war, war dance and spear kicking by the three villages of Kivikhu, Ghukhuyi and Sukhai were displayed. Free medical camp was also conducted by the medical department, veterinary department and ATMA during the festival. The name of the festival draws its significance from the fact that the great barbet has since time immemorial had strong cultural attachment to the community in the area. The main concept of the festival was to create mass awareness campaign on the importance of biodiversity and its conservation.

Entrepreneurs Associates launches tree plantation project

Neiba Kronu planting a tree on Friday.

D I M A P U R , N OV 2 2 (NPN): With an aim to “make Nagaland a fruit hub of India”, the Entrepreneurs Associates (EA) on Friday launched its plantation project “Trees of Wealth Movement”, where 10,000 fruit trees have been adopted. The p r o j e c t wa s f o r m a l ly launched by minister of Planning & Co-ordination, Land Revenues & Parliamentary Affairs, Neiba Kronu at Hotel Vivor, Kohima. According to EA, the movement was an attempt to plant 2 million fruit trees across the state covering 200 villages by providing saplings to farmers at 50% cost with the other

50% supported by investments and CSRs. Addressing the gathering, Neiba thanked Entrepreneurs Associates for the initiative in contributing to livelihoods of the state and climate change globally. The minister further stated that government jobs were no longer the solution, but this kind of activities have to be encouraged for the future. Speaking on ‘Why Trees For Wealth?’ EA’s CEO and coordinator, Neichute Doulo said “We hope, such a movement will help our young people to see economic opportunities in our land-based economy”.

The CEO also assured that the movement will make “Nagaland the fruit hub in India” and transform the economic landscape of the state. He further said that Trees for Wealth was the perfect answer to the huge unemployment crisis being faced by the state. Also speaking on the occasion, social activist, Niketu Iralu, spoke about the need for civil societies to be engaged in movements that will benefit the society. During the event, a special recognition of the patrons who have adopted fruit trees to be planted across the state was also done.

New SDAO office building at Satakha

G Kaito Aye along with the department officials after the inauguration of new office.

Correspondent KOHIMA NOV 22 (NPN): New Sub Divisional Agriculture Office (SDAO) building was inaugurated at Satakha, Zunheboto by minister of Agriculture and Cooperation G.Kaito Aye on November 21. Addressing the gatherK Y M C

ing, Kaito acknowledged the department for taking up the responsibility in timely completion of the office building. He also acknowledged the community and the public for their cooperation and further urged the departmental officials to uphold their duties with

responsibility. Director of Agriculture, M.Ben Yanthan spoke on the importance of developing the rural areas. Technical report of the building was presented by Er.Achakbou Newmai. The new building was dedicated by associated pastor, Jesper Yethomi. K Y M C

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BJP gets money from firm accused of ‘terror funding’ Sena, NCP, Cong opportunistic; they NEW DELHI, NOV 22 (AGENCIES): The Opposition on Friday accused the BJP of receiving crores in donation from a company being probed by the ED for allegedly buying properties from Iqbal Mirchi, an accused in the 1993 Mumbai bomb blasts, and asked whether or not it was a case of “treason”. C o n g r e s s ’s c h i e f spokesperson Randeep Surjewala cited a media report which claimed that the BJP took a large donation from a firm being probed by the Enforcement Directorate for carrying out transactions with and buying properties from the late Mirchi. The Communist Party of India also stepped up its attack on the party and said it has been “exposed”. There was no immediate response from the BJP on the allegations. The attack on the BJP came after news portal ‘The Wire’ reported that it had received large donation from a company being probed by the ED for fa-

Randeep Surjewala cilitating “terror funding”, citing the ruling party’s filings with the Election Commission. The report said the company, which was involved in transactions with and buying properties from the late Iqbal Memon alias Iqbal Mirchi, gave Rs 10 crore to the BJP in 2014-15. Mirchi was a close aide of Dawood Ibrahim. “BJP’s ‘donation saga’ gets murkier -- Electoral Bond Scam to donations from accused of ‘terror funding’! Why did BJP receive Crores in donation from a Company ac-

cused of buying properties of Iqbal Mirchi, a Dawood Ibrahim aide? Is this not ‘treason’ Mr Amit Shah?” Surjewala asked in a tweet. With “links to Iqbal Mirchi, terror funding companies and a litany of organisation being investigated by the Enforcement Directorate, the BJP’s electoral bond scandal may have crossed over from corruption to treason”, the Congress added in a series of posts from its official Twitter handle. The Congress also demanded an answer on the

issue from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah. “As it turns out the ‘Modi Bond of Corruption’ extends to terror funding companies as well. Companies associated with Iqbal Mirchi have donated crore of rupees to the BJP. PM Modi and Amit Shah must answer on these treasonous acts,” the party said. Terror accused Mirchi is directly connected to three companies that have donated money to the BJP through their dubious electoral bonds scheme, the Congress said. “Why did BJP accept money from companies linked to terrorists? The PM & HM must answer,” the party said in a tweet. CPM general secretary Sitaram Yechury accused the BJP of making money from those “abetting terrorism”. “Such is BJP’s perfidy. BJP milchs the fight against terror to whip up communal nationalist jingoism for electoral profit. Then fills it’s coffers with

money from those abetting terrorism,” he tweeted. CPI general secretary D Raja said the Prime Minister needs to explain how “dirty money” or “terror money” could be received as donation by the BJP. “It is no less than terror funding. During demonetisation, Modi screamed that the move was to curb terror funding, then how does he justify receiving the dirty money from a firm linked to a terror accused?” Raja said. It is the BJP which has consistently supported donations to political parties from corporates, he alleged. “They have been taking money from various sources without showing any account. They have now been exposed,” the CPI leader said. The Congress has also stepped up its attack on the Centre over electoral bonds, alleging that the government is a “factory of lies” and demanded that Modi break his silence over the issue.

won’t last beyond 6-8 months: Gadkari

Ranchi, Nov 22 (PTI): Terming the alliance among Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress as opportunistic, senior BJP leader and Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Friday said even if they formed the government in Maharashtra, it will not last beyond six to eight months. In an interview to PTI here during electioneering in Jharkhand, he said the alliance forged by these “ideologically different” parties was just to keep the BJP out of power, which was unfortunate. The state is going to five-phased polls from November 30. “Opportunism is the base of their alliance. The three parties have become united with the only motto to keep the BJP out of power. I have doubts whether this government will be formed... Even if it is formed, it will not last beyond six to eight months,” Gadkari told PTI. Shiv Sena, Congress and NCP are discussing the

Nitin Gadkari modalities for forming the government in Maharashtra. A long-time ally, Shiv Sena parted ways with the BJP after the state poll results amid differences over chief ministership. Asked if the BJP will try forming the government in case the alliance breaks, the minister said in case of such circumstances, the party will decide its future course of strategy. “Anything can happen in cricket and politics”, he quipped adding that it was beyond his comprehension why the three parties will forge an alliance to form

the government despite huge ideological differences. The base of Shiv Sena and the BJP alliance was “Hindutva”, he said. Gadkari said Shiv Sena’s claim that the chief minister would be on a rotational basis was found untrue when he enquired. “As per party President and others, the party’s stance on chief minister was to be decided later but things took an unfortunate turn,” Gadkari said. The chief minister should be from the party, which got a higher mandate, he said adding that the decision as to who will be the chief minister lies with Maharashtra party president, state chief minister and the BJP president. “We did our efforts,” Gadkari said. On what transpired in the meeting between NCP chief Sharad Pawar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Gadkari said he was not aware of the details.

Anita 1st Hindu woman in Canadian Cabinet SC to hear pleas of Maradu flat owners for relief from builders

JALANDHAR, NOV 21 (AGENCIES): Four Indianorigin ministers have made it to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Cabinet, which was announced on Wednesday. Anita Anand, in her early 50s, has become the first Hindu woman to be inducted into a Canadian Cabinet. The three others — Harjit Singh Sajjan (49), Navdeep Bains (42) and Bardish Chagger (39) — all Sikhs, were part of the previous Cabinet. Anand, who is among the seven new faces in the 37-member Cabinet, has received the Public Services and Procurement portfolio. While Sajjan stays as Minister of National Defence, Bains has been appointed Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry

Alwar police asks 9 Muslim cops to shave beards Jaipur, Nov 22 (PTI): The police in Rajasthan’s Alwar district have disallowed nine policemen from the Muslim community from sporting beards to ensure that they act and look ‘unbiased’ while on duty. In an order issued by Alwar Superintendent of Police Anil Paris Deshmukh on Thursday, the permission given earlier to the Muslim policemen to keep beards under a provision of the state’s law has been withdrawn with immediate effect. While the Alwar police had given permission to 32 Muslim cops to sport beards, it has been withdrawn for only nine of them. Speaking to reporters here, Deshmukh said the main objective of the order is that the men in uniform should perform their duties in an unbiased manner. “Policemen should not only work in an unbiased manner but they should also look unbiased,” the SP said. “There is a provision of the state government which allows HoD to permit policemen to keep beards. Under the provision, 32 policemen were given permission. Permission of nine policemen has been cancelled while for rest of them it stands unchanged,” he said. It was not immediately known if the permission to keep beards will also be withdrawn for the remaining 23 policemen. Deshmukh, however, said the decision can be reconsidered and those dissatisfied with the order can give their representations. “Still, if someone is affected (by the order) they can give their representation. Appropriate decision will be taken,” he said.

Anita Anand and Bardish Chagger Minister for Inclusion and Diversity as well as Youth. Mother of four, Anand was born to Indian-origin parents at Kentville, Nova Scotia, and is an academic, lawyer and researcher. Sajjan’s native Bambeli village in Hoshiarpur erupted in joy after his induction for a second time. It coincides with the wedding of his nephew, the son of his younger brother

Jasvir Singh, who resides at the family’s ancestral home along with third brother Balvir Singh. Sar panch Paramjit Singh said: “It’s a joyous occasion for the village. Everyone was busy with the wedding and the news of ‘Minister Sahib’ getting re-inducted is an icing on the cake.” Sajjan, a decorated military veteran and police officer, has served deployments at Bosnia-Herzegovina as well as Kandahar in Afghanistan. While Sajjan last visited his village in 2017, his father Kundan Singh and mother visit every year. “The family funds football tourneys and sports events here. He is deeply involved in philanthropic and sports activities,” the sarpanch added.

NEW DELHI, NOV 22 (PTI): The Supreme Court Friday agreed to hear in open court the review pleas of some Maradu flat owners in Kochi seeking appropriate relief from the builders. A bench headed by Justice Arun Mishra said it would hear the review petitions in an open court on the point of appropriate relief from the builders. The counsel appearing for the Kerala government submitted a status report and said the state had partially complied with the earlier apex court order of demolition of the Maradu flats. In compliance of the top court’s earlier order, the state government has paid 27.99 crore as interim compensation to the Maradu

flat owners and it will be paying 33.51 crore more to them, the counsel said. The court then asked the state government to ensure full compliance with its orders, including demolition of the Maradu flats. It had on October 25 asked the Kerala government to give Rs 25 lakh each as interim compensation to the owners of Maradu flats, being demolished on the court’s orders for violation of environment norms by builders, after it was informed that they have been given a lower amount. It had directed the builders of Maradu flats to deposit Rs 20 crore within one month with the courtappointed committee in the matter, and said the attached bank account of the builders be detached for

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depositing the amount. The court also asked the committee to assess the documentary proof of payments made by flat owners to builders after some homebuyers told the bench that they had paid more than Rs 25 lakh to the developers. The committee of a retired high court judge will oversee the demolition and

to assess total compensation payable to affected flat owners. The court on September 30 refused to entertain a plea of flat owners seeking stay on its order to demolish the four apartment complexes in Maradu which were built in violation of Coastal Regulation Zone norms. On September 27, it directed demolition of

the flats within 138 days, a timeline given by the Kerala government, and had asked the state to pay Rs 25 lakh interim compensation to each flat owner within four weeks. It said the government may consider recovering the interim compensation amount, which will be paid to flat owners, from the builders and the promoters.

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Saving heritage

agaland has a poor record in conservation and protection of the environment and that has been a worrying aspect in the light of how the state has been steadily losing forest cover since the past decades while many animal species have long gone extinct. Protection of flora and fauna is not only about the species but also people, their culture and their heritage. The main factor that has caused huge scale destruction of pristine forests along with flora and fauna is due to the old traditional method of jhum cultivation. The other is that the government ,unlike in other states, does not have any legitimate right over land as they belong to the people. This aspect has ensured the gradual destruction of rich forest and wildlife species. The state government has been and continues to be the major player in conservation but it has been fighting a losing battle primarily due to the grey zone of authority over land between landowners versus government. This newspaper has been highlighting the issue of protection of flora and fauna since 1990 and what has been witnessed is the ineffectual implementation and enforcement of forest act by the government itself. However, there are few voluntary organisations including villages that have now taken up the concern in earnest and that is indeed a welcome news even though it may be too little and too late. There was the Green SONS of Wokha and also the Khonoma village in effecting protection of the forest and in particular the famed Blythe’s Tragopan. Khonoma Nature Conservation and Tragopan Sanctuary or KNCTS is a conservation reserve and a protected area in Kohima district. The total area notified under this park is around 25 square kilometres (9.7 sq mi); some of villages and hamlets are adjacent to this park: Khonoma, Mezoma, Dzülake. The other conservation story is that of the Forest department regarding the protection of Amur Falcons in Wokha district’s Doyang catchment area. Amur falcons used to be hunted in their hundreds and even thousands while roosting in the Doyang catchment area. Since there are no tall trees in the Doyang Catchment area, the Amur falcons are compelled to roost on small trees within the reach of preying poachers. It was due mainly to the persistent efforts of Chief Wildlife Warden (CWW) T. Lotha, that the conservation efforts towards saving the migratory Amur falcon in Wokha was successful and which has now been dubbed as ‘Amur Falcon Capital’. The other Amur falcon story in Changtongya under Mokokchung district has not been successful mainly due to hunting. The Amur falcon conservation story that had evinced international attention served as inspiration to three villages under Longleng district- Yaongyimchen, Alayong and Sanglu- which have shown the way on how to become catalysts for preserving and protecting the biodiversity without any government assistance through self initiatives to promote sustainability. The three villages have formed the Yaongyimchen Community Biodiversity Conservation Area (YCBCA), maintained by a committee under the aegis of Lemsachenlok organisation. In recognition of their work at YCBCA, Lemsachenlok organization bagged the coveted India Biodiversity Award 2018 for conservation of wild species, initiated by government of India and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The man behind YCBA is churchman NukluPhom, whose untiring efforts had led to an awakening and action from the villagers. What the above reveal is that if people are sufficiently inspired to act, they can bring the change that everyone has always been only talking about.

DailyDevotion Shallow and Profound

Whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. —1 Corinthians 10:31 Beware of allowing yourself to think that the shallow aspects of life are not ordained by God; they are ordained by Him equally as much as the profound. We sometimes refuse to be shallow, not out of our deep devotion to God but because we wish to impress other people with the fact that we are not shallow. This is a sure sign of spiritual pride. We must be careful, for this is how contempt for others is produced in our lives. And it causes us to be a walking rebuke to other people because they are more shallow than we are. Beware of posing as a profound person— God became a baby. To be shallow is not a sign of being sinful, nor is shallowness an indication that there is no depth to your life at all— the ocean has a shore. Even the shallow things of life, such as eating and drinking, walking and talking, are ordained by God. These are all things our Lord did. He did them as the Son of God, and He said, “A disciple is not above his teacher…” (Matthew 10:24). We are safeguarded by the shallow things of life. We have to live the surface, commonsense life in a commonsense way. Then when God gives us the deeper things, they are obviously separated from the shallow concerns. Never show the depth of your life to anyone but God. We are so nauseatingly serious, so desperately interested in our own character and reputation, we refuse to behave like Christians in the shallow concerns of life. Make a determination to take no one seriously except God. You may find that the first person you must be the most critical with, as being the greatest fraud you have ever known, is yourself.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019

Post-mortem

Software is eating trade, digital platforms replacing agreements

ince India rejected RC E P ( Re g i o n a l Comprehensive Economic Partnership) with ASEAN and six other countries, most commentators have focused on reasons for exit. The government has reiterated that it was a decision in the interest of the country. Impact on farmers due to agri-imports impact is one of the dominant reason. There are more powerful forces at play shaping the structure of global trade that India needs to account for in any trade negotiation going forward. Digitization of global trade converts physical goods into bytes it allows delivery and creation of services. It also creates a set of digital goods which are globally transferable through platforms. Platte fourme of trade: The term “platform” comes from French plateform or platte fourme, which means “flat form.” The word refers to a specific physical artifact: a raised level surface. Global trade in services has been flat much before a NYT columnist popularized the term. Now, in this flat world digital platform are seizing control of global trade. These platform with their global supply chains have become omnipotent and omniscient.

Amazon, JingDing, Alibaba, Rakuten, B2W Copahina Digital are some of the largest E-commerce platform controlling flow of global goods. These powerful brands are known as consumer brands and their impact is seen only on the retail sector. The sectoral myopia obfuscates their impact on global trade. In a way now software is eating trade agreements countries need to wake up to this realization. Global e-commerce sales grew 13 per cent in 2017, touching $29 trillion, according to data released by United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in March 2019. The number of online shoppers, jumped by 12 per cent and stood at 1.3 billion people, or one quarter of the world’s population. Though most internet buyers purchased goods and services from domestic vendors, the share of those buying from abroad rose from 15 per cent in 2015 to 21 per cent in 2017. As a result, cross-border business-to-consumer (B2C) sales reached an estimated $412 billion, accounting for almost 11 per cent of total B2C e-commerce, as per UCTAD. These are estimates based on statistics collected by countries and

the indo-naga issue and its only possible solution

1. The Indo-Naga issue is the issue of Naga sovereignty for which the Naga flag was raised on 14th August, 1947. This flag was raised after direct and open discussions with Indian leaders like Jawaharlal Nehru and Mahatma Gandhi. In this context, up to six lengthy memorandums were also submitted to the then British government before the transfer of power took place on 15th August 1947. 2. The Indo Naga issue is not over Nagas wanting to become a state under the Union of India which came into existence only on 15th August 1947. Long before this Indian Union came into actual reality, Nagas had made their political stand very clear through the memorandum to the Simon Commission on Jan 10, 1929 and the cable message which was sent to the UNO on August 14, 1947 after declaring their independence. 3. lso, the Naga national flag was never hoisted on 14th August 1947 so that Nagas could have a shared sovereignty with India when she hoisted her own flag the next day on 15th August 1947. No such delusions or ideas should ever be entertained by any Naga citizen. On the contrary, hundreds

of thousands of Nagas have already laid down their lives defending their national flag against India’s invasion and illegal occupation of Nagaland. 4. The Naga national flag was hoisted by the mandate of the whole Naga nation through its political institution- the Naga National Council (NNC). This national flag is common Naga property and was never hoisted for any faction or factions. If any faction or factions wants to have any other settlement with India, then they should stitch their own factional flags and have their own settlements with India. In view of all these historical and political facts, any Indo Naga peace talk that refuses to address the Naga sovereignty issue can never bring any solution to the Indo Naga conflict. Here, the real solution lies in India recognising the Naga national flag rather than Nagas bowing down to India’s flag. Such a stand is not taken to belittle India’s national flag or her sovereignty; but such a stand is valid because historically, politically and legally, India hoisted her national flag only after Nagas had already hoisted their own flag. Kaka D. Iralu

are indicative of the shift of trade through global digital platform. Experts believe that their impact is much larger and growing much faster than the numbers shown by UNCTAD. Governments cannot fully capture the data of global trade taking place through E-commerce platforms as their systems are not designed to track single package shipments. The American Association of exporters and importers made up of shipping companies estimates that global cross border B2C E-commerce sales will hit $1 trillion by 2020. Most of this growth will come in Asia-Pacific and India is the largest consumer market. Since the recession of 2008, global trade has remained flat while ecommerce has increased 20% per year. Government everywhere including India is clueless about the impact of these digital platforms. Government’s control system for trade like custom duties are focused on large shipments and cannot track or levy duties on single shipments. This is also referred as ‘de minimis provisions’ basically the threshold below which no customs duties are collected. Earlier this year in March 2019, Organization for Economic

Co-operation and Development (OECD) set up a working group to measure the impact of digital global trade. Besides, physical goods it includes services and digital goods which are being transferred through these platforms. Digital trade is defined as product that digital ordered and digital delivered. Movies used to be consumed locally in a cinema and tracked and taxed through ticket sales. Now it is digital ordered and delivered on Netflix. This creates a new category of digital trade is not tracked or monitored by government as a trade item. Airbnb selling hotel services is not captured under global trade, Uber selling taxi services locally but booking revenues globally does not get recognized as an import of service by national statistician tracking trade. Another complication of digital trade through platform is when the buyer pays it in crypto-currency or from an international bank account or global wallet. Such transaction may not be completed in the country where the consumer or consumption happens.Similarly, services being rendered by individuals on a global platform are very difficult to track. Their impact on

trade is not measured and not taken into account for the purpose of negotiation in FTAs. As global trade moves to bytes using digital infrastructure like cloud services and E-commerce platforms. The physical intermediaries between buyer and producer vanish as a result identification of taxation and duties become difficult. It also means that digital information of goods can jump several borders before the physical good finally lands in the buyer hands. This creates issues around the origin of the product, sale, profit and resulting transfer pricing norms. The digital data trail of the transaction is crucial in establishing the origin, consumption and taxation. This is not envisaged as part of trade agreements. Hence, the flow of data on such transactions has to be established. Even to prevent dumping from China through global platforms it is data that will determine the origin of products. Allowing discovery of such data is important for the future of trade. India has been trying to bring E-commerce under the WTO rules. It also needs to clearly establish guidelines for its usage under the FTAs with

ASEAN or any other country. It is important that data flows be free within countries and conflict resolution on transaction be defined under sovereign laws. A free market defining transaction data in the digital world is the most important consideration in every FTA going forward. Digital transaction has to be linked product origin rules to ensure that there is no dumping happening using electronic platforms. Currently, Chinese companies are dumping in India using FTA, DTAA and Ecommerce platforms. This causes enormous harm to India’s labor intensive industry. A crucial inclusion in every FTAs has to be recognition of sovereignty of transaction data. Transactions are rapidly moving from the real world to the digital world. As digital transaction become the norm, taxation and economic growth will be determined by data. It is important that future FTAs acknowledge the source and origin of transactions and India demand sovereign rights over such data. This will prevent conflict around taxation and duties and create a much more conducive environment around trade. K. Yatish Rajawat (IANS)

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instructions about how to do something, regardless of how technical the task is. There is no doubt that technical writing is a growing career and quite interesting for young people. The demand for technical writer is growing and there should be more growth in coming years. There is more advantage for people who come from science back ground to be a successful technical writer as they can understand scientific terms easily. However students from other stream may also come and become technical writer provided they have the basic understanding and idea. The job sketch of a technical writer is to organize instruction or operating manuals and other similar documents. These documents could be for internal use or for industrial customers or general customers. There are opportunities to work with technical organisations or commercial organisation and also with different manufacturers of technical products. Updates: Mahatma Gandhi National Fellowship 2019: Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE), Government of India invites the applica-

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12th naga unification day speech of gen. (retd.) m.b neokpao konyak, president gprn/nscn

ur God Almighty last seventy years. I salute and devalue the hardwork ences and come together as has bestowed His our pioneering leaders and put in thus far, however,as equal partners and, considimmeasurable love comrades who gave their equal partners representing ering the practical reality and mercy upon the Naga best during their time. They our people we have firmly of our existence, set about people. On the occasion of will ever inspire us through declared our stand on the restoring confidence and 12th Naga Unification day, their valour, commitment principle of 1951 plebiscite. trust among our people livI convey deepest gratitude and sacrifice. Today, there On 17th November 2017, ing in our ancestral land in to our people for partner- is no confusion about who the GOI and the NNPGs Nagaland, part of Manipur, ing with GPRN/NSCN in we were, where we are and working Committee signed Part of Arunachal Pradesh preserving our history and what we must do as a people a political document stating and Part of Assam. Decades identity. The first decisive and nation. that the government of India of political daydreaming are and genuine step towards I salute the leadership recognises the historical and over. Reality is staring at us, Naga reconciliation and of NSCN (Reformation), political rights of the Nagas Idealism and philosophical unity was taken on 22nd No- NNC/FGN, NNC(Parent to self determine their future politics do not conform with vember 2007. Today, there B o d y ) , N N C / N P G N, in consonant with their dis- truth at hand.The political are seven Naga national NNC/GDRN and NSCN tinct identity. and historical rights of Napolitical groups known as (Khango). God has worked If there is any political gas in these states must be Working Committee (WC) a miracle in our midst and document closer to Naga recognised by neighbouring NNPG, preparing grounds therefore leaving aside our plebiscite of 1951, it is the communities. WC, NNPG to bring honourable and ac- differences, we are work- 17th November 2017 dec- is clear that there will be no ceptable political solution to ing together. We have an- laration of agreed positions master or servant after the the Naga people. swered the call of the Nagas between the GOI and the agreement. There will be Generations of leaders and entered into a political NNPGs.The prayer support mutual respect among the and followers have come and dialogue with the Govern- and co-operation of our Naga leaders. All must work gone, giving their all for Na- ment of India (GOI) as people has been consistent, under God for the good of galand. We have a purpose to Working Committee (WC) we believe we can fulfil the our people. fulfil and that is the reason of Naga National Political Naga people’s aspiration. We acknowledge the why the Good Lord salvaged Groups (NNPGs). There It is the ardent desire of unceasing effort, solidarity our beloved Nagaland from will always be elements who WC, NNPGs that all Nagas and contributions of the multiple tragedies in the will try to belittle, defame must set aside their differ- Naga civil societies, primarReader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this

ily NGBF and all federating units, NTC and Peace mediation committee, CNTC, 14 (Fourteen) Tribal Hohos, Minorities, Student bodies, Naga elders, Intellectuals, Naga mothers, Inter-denominational churches and prayer houses far and near. The co-operation and partnership has made tremendous impact

Sir,

and we shall continue our common journey together and engage with the GOI till honourable and acceptable, enduring peace comes to our land. God Bless Nagaland! Gen. (Retd.) M.B Neokpao Konyak President, GPRN/NSCN.

Reader’s Post Let us stand against CAB

Despite the assurances given by the centre, I believe people especially in the Northeast should fight tooth and nail against the contentious Citizenship Amendment Bill least we become minority in our own state like the indigenous population in Tripura. CAB will change the demography of the region. While on the one hand the centre is implementing the NRC to weed out illegal immigrants, on the other hand, it is trying to give shelter to more immigrants simply on the basis of their religion. This simply does not make any sense. Our resources are already limited and we simply accept the CAB. Daniel Sangtam, Dimapur. newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019

Delhi will curb air pollution faster than Beijing: Javadekar NEW DELHI, NOV 22 (PTI): Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar on Friday exuded confidence that the country will take less time than the 15 years taken by Beijing to improve air quality in the national capital. Responding to a discussion on “air pollution and climate change”, the minister said a mass movement is needed to tackle the problem.“It took Beijing 15 years (to fight air pollution). We will take lesser time,” he said, referring to the air quality in Delhi. There is a relation between pollution and climate change, the Environment Minister said, adding that 40 per cent of India’s total power capacity will come from renewable sources before 2030. Noting that India’s green cover is increasing, the minister said five times more trees have been planted in the national capital in place of trees cut down for construction of the Delhi Metro. Observing that pollution in Delhi was the topic of discussion in the entire country, he said the “solu-

Prakash Javadekar tion of the problem will come only when we recognise the problem.” The air quality in Delhi was in the ‘very poor’ category on Friday, improving slightly from the ‘severe’ level a day ago. The overall air quality index (AQI) was 364 at 9.30 am. On measures being taken to control pollution, he said round-the-clock monitoring was taking place. He also said that a ban has been put on use of furnace oil and emission norms have been enhanced. The government has formed a task force on Delhi’s toxic smog and everyday the monitoring was being done by the Prime Minister’s Office. The more trees planted, the more it will

help in reducing pollution, he said. “If each one of us pledge to plant seven trees an oxygen bank will automatically be created,” he said. Earlier participating in a debate on pollution, Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said there has to be a concerted effort to deal with this problem. Both state and central government should work together to deal with the issue of pollution which has become a matter of concern. “We need a climatesmart economy...You should introduce climate literacy,” he said.Choudhary charged that the Environment and Forest Ministry under the NDA government appears to be pro-business rather than pro-conservation. Climate change was never mentioned in the Budget in the last couple of year, he said, adding, this shows the importance being imparted by the government to this important issue. Jagdambika Pal (BJP) said pollution is not only life threatening but also affecting GDP growth.

NPF urges all groups to unite for early solution for being a guiding force to He also recalled the the seven NNPGs and GoI the party thus far. meetings with various Cen- on October 31, much to the He admitted that Naga tral political party leaders satisfaction of NPF and the In his presidential adsociety was encountering seeking their support on the Naga people in general. dress, the veteran leader various social and political Naga issue, when the matter Admitting that though narrated the genesis of issues both in India and was brought to Parliament the NPF-led DAN-III from Naga People’s Convention Myanmar, adding it was in 2016. 2014 May to March 2018 pe(NPC), how the Armed important to stand together He also referred to the riod could be considered as Forces (Special Powers) as a united entity. meeting with six NNPGs, the most difficult period in Act, 1958 signed by the He exuded confidence during which the leaders the history of Nagaland due President of India on April that the negotiating parties had expressed their discon- to internal crisis within the 5, 1958 was enforced and – NSCN (I-M) and seven tentment for not being invit- party, Zeliang claimed that the signing of the 16-Point NNPGs on one hand and ed for negotiation. Accord- yet despite all the turmoil, it Memorandum between government of India on the ingly, he said he had met the managed to create the “most Government of India (GoI) other– would soon come up interlocutor and later NSCN remarkable achievement and some members of NPC with an amicable settlement (I-M), after which the first politically and economion July 26, 1960 in New and ink the final deal. official dialogue between cally” within four years of Delhi. Asserting that NPF GoI and six NNPGs took governance. He wondered how GoI was committed to look place on September 28, 2017 Mentioning that the could sign a memorandum beyond tribal lines, Zeliang followed by signing of the challenge was to bring the without the Naga underclaimed that the party’s Preamble Agreement. party back in power in Nagrounds, the main prostand on Naga political The former chief min- galand, Zeliang stressed tagonists in the Indo-Naga issue was loud and clear, ister informed the gathering that for this to happen difconflict and for whom the adding it had played a key that the six-member team ferences had to be set aside, agreement was meant, and role and vigorously pur- comprising Naga Hoho confidence restored and how did the Naga leaders sued with Centre for early and Eastern Nagaland Peo- trust one another. And being playing the role of mediasettlement of the Naga ples Organisation (ENPO), in opposition, it had to work tors took it upon themselves problem without being just which was sent to meet then together for a breakthrough, the task of signing the mema facilitator. NSCN (K) chairman SS he added. orandum. He highlighted the ini- Khaplang after obtaining NPF Manipur unit He also recalled the tiatives and involvement requisite clearance from the president Awangbow Newbirth of a new regional of the party in Naga po- Union home ministry, also mai, NPF legislator YM party under the nomenclalitical issue, starting from the undertook assignment to Yollow and NPF Arunachal ture of Democratic Party of creation of Parliamentary Myanmar from January 24 south unit working president Nagaland (DPN) under the Working Committee (PWC) till February 2, 2016. Joddik Tali also spoke on chairmanship of Kevichusa under Nagaland Legislators’ He said recently he, the occasion. in October 1963, which Forum (NLF) which met along with his colleagues, The resolution comwas later rechristened as various Central leaders in four MLAs and one MP mittee members include-NPF, because the 16-Point 2015 and 2016. from Manipur and two Cen- Manipur minister and NPF Memorandum had failed to He mentioned about tral party leaders, had met leader, L. Dikho as convebring peace. the PWC meetings with leaders of the seven NNPGs ner, members-- Yitachu, Claiming that NPF Prime Minister Narendra and NSCN (I-M) in New MLA; Dr. Chumben Murhad stood its ground to Modi, Centre’s interlocutor Delhi. ry, MLA; Amenba Yaden, usher peace in the State, RN Ravi, who was now NaClaiming that the meet- MLA; Muthingnyuba Sanggaland governor, and other ings with both the groups tam, MLA; Khriehu LieziCentral leaders with 15 days were very positive, he point- etsu, MLA; T. Torechu, of which the Framework ed out thereafter a mutual MLA; P. Longon ex-MLA DIMAPUR, NOV 22 (NPN): Naga Council Dimapur Agreement was signed on understanding was reached and Dr. K.C Nihoshe, NPF (NCD) would organise a social work cum inspecting the August 3, 2015. between NSCN (I-M) and vice president. ongoing development work at New Naga Cemetery site at Zani village area on November 25, 2019. In a press release, NCD general secretary Thsapongkyu Sangtam said this was resolved by executives of Naga council at its meeting on November 20, 2019. NCD has, therefore, requested all the 19 tribal counVISITING CONSULTANT cilors to carry their daos and participate in the social work without fail. Councilors would gather at Zion hospital junc- Cardiologist from Hayat Hospital Guwahati will be available for consultation on tion at 9am, NCD said adding that lunch would be provided 26th November from 10.30 a.m. onwards. at 11am. Dr. Chandra Kumar Das MBBS MD (Med.) 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Liezietsu also recalled how the Central government accordingly had recognised the Naga problem as a political issue. He added that he did not want to claim any credit, but expressed joy to see the approach and believed that it would bear fruit. He said politicians and leaders who were not committed to the principles of NPF, nor understood its history, would find it difficult to stay in the party, pointing out how some had joined other parties after reaping benefits and left in search for greener pastures. The NPF president also sought forgiveness for the follies that NPF might have committed during the last 15 years when it was in power, adding that the only consolation the party had was that most of its leaders who had indulged in all kinds of corruptions had left in search of power and money. N eve r t h e l e s s, h e stressed that it did not mean that the rest were spotless, while urging all party members to be humble and seek God’s guidance for all the plans that lay ahead of the party. In his speech, NPF legislature wing leader TR Zeliang appreciated Liezietsu

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were constructed in the city. Manmohan Sarin, senior advocate, said the project was started after bypassing the master plan. The sanctity of the master plan should not be violated at any cost. It projects were implemented ignoring the master plan, it would be the beginning of the “ruin of the city”.

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cence fee based on adjusted gross revenue (AGR), or on extending the timelines for telecom companies to pay up their statutory dues. “No such proposal is under consideration of the government as on date,” Prasad said while responding to specific questions on whether the government proposes to provide a waiver for penalties and interest on the non-payment of license fee on AGRs by telecom operators and also on whether it is consider ing extending the time limit for the payment of license fee, penalty, interest and other dues.

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spectrum usage charge. In the case of Bharti Airtel, the liabilities added up to nearly Rs 35,586 crore, of which Rs 21,682 crore is licence fee and another Rs 13,904 crore is the SUC dues (not including the dues of Telenor and Tata Teleservices). Airtel’s colossal net loss of Rs 23,900 crore for just-ended September quarter was on account of exceptional charge pertain-

ing to provisioning of Rs 28,450 crore towards the AGR dues, that included principle of Rs 6,164 crore, interest of Rs 12,219 crore, penalty of Rs 3,760 crore, and interest on penalty of Rs 6,307 crore. In the case of Vodafone Idea, this number stands at a cumulative Rs 53,038 crore, including Rs 24,729 crore of spectrum usage charge (SUC) dues and Rs 28,309 crore in licence fee. The government made it clear that it is not considering any proposal on waiver of penalties and interest on outstanding li-

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payments. Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and other telecom companies owe the government as much as Rs 1.47 lakh crore in past statutory dues, Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had said in Parliament on Wednesday adding that there is no proposal at present to waive interest and penalties on such dues. In replies to questions in the Lok Sabha, Prasad had said telecom companies owe the government Rs 92,642 crore in unpaid licence fee, and another Rs 55,054 crore in outstanding

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New Delhi, Nov 22 (IANS): Airtel on Friday filed a review petition in the Supreme Court for the waiver of interest and penalty in the AGR amount. Sources said, they have filed for the interest and penalty waiver and not on seeking extension. Review petitions are to be filed within a month of original decision which came on October 24. As per original order, they are to pay the dues by January 24. Both have made Rs 74,000 crore losses on account of Rs 53,000 crore provisioning for these dues

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sengers rush, Goyal said: “If there are private players willing to invest and come and run on the existing system, which continues to be always owned by the Indian Railways the consumers and passengers will benefit.” Maintaining that the government is corporatising railways not privatising it, Minister of State for Railways Suresh Angadi said, “We are outsourcing only the commercial and onboard services to private players. Ownership will be with railways. We are giving only licenses. They are bringing in new rates.” He said existing employees of the Indian Railways will not be affected. Private players will provide better services and create additional employment opportunities. On services to disabled passengers and women at railway stations, Angadi said safety and cleanliness have always been the priority of the government and it would take care if they are lapses in some stations. He said all railways stations have a separate resting room for women and police help is also being provided.

ounce on Friday after witnessing selling on Thursday evening session,” HDFC Securities Senior Analyst (Commodities) Tapan Patel said. According to Hareesh V, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services, “Uncertainty over US–China trade deal has been the main driver of gold prices recently”.

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“Various lead indicators of trade reveal a broad-based deterioration in Q2 FY20, which would weigh upon service sector growth in that quarter. However, a sharp pickup in spending by the Government of India (GoI) in Q2 FY20 after the presentation of the Union Budget, and the improved profitability metrics revealed by the earnings of some Banks would support service sector growth,” added Nayar. The pace of growth of commercial paper, corporate bonds and bank credit to large industries and services eased considerably to 6.7 per cent at September-end 2019 from 9.6 per cent at Juneend 2019. However, the profitability metrics of the banking sector improved to an extent in Q2 FY20, led by lower provisioning and higher treasury gains, which should bolster the growth of financial, real estate and professional services. Moreover, the pace of expansion of the gover nment’s non-interest revenue expenditure increased to a considerable 25.1 per cent in Q2 FY20 from 8.7 per cent in Q1 FY20, which would support the performance of public administration, defence and other services, ICRA said.

on Friday appreciated by 6 paise to 71.70 against the US dollar in opening trade. In the international market, both gold and silver were trading with marginal gains. Gold was quoting slightly higher at USD 1,467 per ounce and prices of silver at USD 17.15 an ounce. “Gold prices traded steady at USD 1,467 per

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ter on November 29. Aditi Nayar, Principal Economist, ICRA Ltd said: “With subdued domestic demand, investment activity, and nonoil merchandise exports weighing upon volume expansion, manufacturing growth is expected to decelerate further from the marginal 0.6 per cent in Q1 FY20.” “ To s o m e ex t e n t , lower raw material costs would bolster earnings, and may prevent manufacturing GVA from slipping into a YoY contraction in Q2 FY20,” she added. ICRA said that heavy rainfall in August-September 2019 along with a delayed withdrawal of the monsoon, constrained activities in the mining and construction sectors contributed to a lower demand for electricity from the agricultural and household sectors. In addition to the latter, muted industrial activity reduced the demand for electricity generation. The rating firm expects yearly GVA growth of mining and quarrying, construction, and electricity, gas, water supply and other utilities to weaken in Q2 FY20 (to around -3 per cent, 3.2 per cent and 2.8 per cent, respectively), relative to Q1 FY20 (2.7 per cent, 5.7 per cent and 8.6 per cent, respectively).

New Delhi, Nov 22 (PTI): Gold prices on Friday tumbled Rs 102 to Rs 38,856 per 10 gram in the national capital on subdued demand. Gold for 24 karat had closed at Rs 38,958 per 10 gram in the previous trade, according to HDFC Securities. In-line with weakness in gold, silver prices also dropped Rs 815 to Rs 44,949 per kg from Rs 45,764 per kg on Thursday. Meanwhile, the rupee

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New Delhi, Nov 22 (Agencies): Ratings agency ICRA expects India’s growth rate to further slowdown to 4.7 per cent in second quarter ended September 30, 2019, amid subdued domestic demand and weak investment activity. As a result, the agency forecasted that there would be a further deterioration in the growth rate of India’s GDP and the gross value added (GVA) at basic prices in year-onyear terms to 4.7 per cent and 4.5 per cent, respectively, in Q2 FY20, from 5 per cent and 4.9 per cent, respectively, in Q1 FY20. This was attributed to weak momentum in industry, which dipped to 0.8 per cent from 2.7 per cent in the last quarter. The agency, however, expects agriculture and service sector to remain steady this quarter, in line with the performance in Q1 FY20. While the agriculture sector grew at 2 per cent in June quarter this fiscal, service industry reported a robust growth of 6.9 per cent in Q1FY20. A n a ly s t s a t S t a t e Bank of India and Nomura Holdings have also lowered their growth forecasts for September quarter to between 4.2 per cent to 4.7 per cent. The government is expected to publish the GDP data for second quar-

New Delhi, Nov 22 (PTI): The government is not privatising the Indian Railways but only outsourcing commercial and onboard services to private players in order to provide better facilities to commuters, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal said in Rajya Sabha on Friday. Responding to a series of queries during Question Hour, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal said such a step has been taken as it is not possible for the government to meet the fund requirement of Rs 50 lakh crore estimated for the next 12 years to operate Railways. “Our intention is to give better services and benefits and not to privatise the Indian Railways. The Indian Railways is and always continues to be the property of India and people of India,” Goyal assured in the Upper House. As per the government’s estimate, the Indian Railways require about Rs 50 lakh crore in the next 12 years. “Every day, members come with a new demand for lines and better services. It is not going to be a possibility for the Government of India to provide Rs 50 lakh crore for the next 12 years. We all know that,” he said, adding there are budgetary constraints and other real issues. Noting that thousands of new trains and more investment are required for providing new facilities/ rakes and meet the pas-

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Israel braces for bitter fight after Netanyahu indictment Jerusalem, Nov 22 (AP): Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s indictment is expected to sharpen the battle lines in Israel’s already deadlocked political system and could test the loyalty of his right-wing allies, Israeli commentators said Friday. The serious corruption charges announced Thursday appear to have dashed already slim hopes for a unity government following September’s elections, paving the way for an unprecedented repeat vote in March, which will be the third in less than a year. In an angry speech late Thursday, Netanyahu lashed out at investigators and vowed to fight on in the face of an “attempted coup.” His main opponent, the centrist Blue and White party, called on him to “immediately resign” from all his Cabinet posts, citing a Supreme Court ruling that says indicted ministers cannot continue to hold office. Netanyahu also serves as minister of health, labor and Diaspora affairs, as well as acting minister of agriculture. He is not legally required to step down as prime minister, but Netanyahu faces heavy pressure to do so, and it is unclear whether an indicted poli-

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tician could be given the mandate to form a new government. Netanyahu has already failed to form a majority coalition of 61 seats in the 120-seat Knesset after two hard-fought elections this year. “This will not be an election, it will be a civil war without arms,” columnist Amit Segal wrote in Israel’s Yediot Ahronot newspaper. “There is a broad constituency that believes what Netanyahu said yesterday, but it is far from being enough for anything close to victory.” Writing in the same newspaper, Sima Kadmon compared Netanyahu to the Roman emperor Nero, saying “he will stand and watch as the country burns.” Netanyahu was indicted on charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust stemming from three long-running corruption cases.

He has denied any wrongdoing and accused the media, courts and law enforcement of waging a “witch hunt” against him. The corruption charges will weigh heavily on Netanyahu’s Likud party in future elections, but it’s unclear if any senior member has the support or willingness to replace him. Hours before the indictment was announced, Gideon Saar, a senior Likud member, said a party primary should be held ahead of any future elections and that he would compete. But there are several other leading members of the party, and it’s unclear if any one of them can gain enough support to topple its longtime leader. Some Likud members expressed support for Netanyahu after the indictment was announced, but most have remained mum. “If the attorney general should indeed announce that Netanyahu can no longer form a government, will (Likud members) stand up openly and work to form an alternative government? For that to happen, they will have to sit together in one room and trust each other, which is something that has not happened for the past decade,” Segal wrote.

Trump impeachment: Two more witnesses testify publicly WASHINGTON, NOV 22 (IANS): The last two witnesses scheduled for publicly testifying before a House panel as part of an impeachment inquiry into US President Donald Trump offered their narratives of events relating to the investigation. Fiona Hill, former National Security Council senior director for Europe and Russia, told the House Intelligence Committee on Thursday that she was told Trump’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, was doing “explosive” things that would “probably come back to haunt us.” Hill said her former boss John Bolton called Giuliani “a hand grenade,” adding that the former national security advisor was then referring to the lawyer’s TV appearances floating what Democrats called conspiracy theories about the 2016 US presidential election, former US Vice President Joe Biden, and his son Hunter Biden. House impeachment investigators are trying to determine whether Trump withheld a military aid in order to pressure newlyelected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky into publicly announcing investigations into the Bidens and alleged Ukrainian interference in the 2016 election, which could politically benefit the White House, Xin-

hua news agency reported. David Holmes, a staffer from the US Embassy in Ukraine, who also testified on Thursday, described a conversation he overheard between Trump and U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland, which occurred on July 26, a day after a TrumpZelensky phone call that triggered an anonymous whistleblower complaint and the impeachment inquiry. “So, he’s gonna do the investigation?” Trump asked, according to Holmes’ account. “Ambassador Sondland replied that ‘he’s gonna do it.’” Sondland testified at Capitol Hill on Wednesday. A total of eight witnesses publicly provided their testimonies this week. White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham called the impeachment inquiry a “sick” and “rabid” desire to take down the president. “The Democrats are clearly being motivated by a sick hatred for President Trump and their rabid desire to overturn the 2016 election,” Grisham said in a statement. “Today’s witnesses rely heavily on their own presumptions, assumptions and opinions.” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat, initiated the impeachment inquiry in late September.

Lankan Prez pledges snap election soon; appoints interim cabinet C OLOM B O, N OV 2 2 (PTI): Sri Lanka’s new President Gotabaya Rajapaksa vowed to call a snap general election “at the earliest opportunity” as he appointed a 16-member interim Cabinet on Friday and allotted major portfolios of defence, finance and trade to his brothers while inducting two Tamils as a sign of reaching out to the minority community. President Gotabaya Rajapaksa said he would “consult the people” as soon as possible under Sri Lanka’s Constitution after appointing the interim Cabinet headed by his elder brother Mahinda Rajapaksa, a former president who will now serve as prime minister, defence and finance minister. The President’s eldest brother Chamal Rajapaksa, 77, will serve as trade and food security ministry. “I will consult the people at the earliest opportunity I get under the Constitution,” the president said after swearing-in the new Cabinet. Sri Lanka’s existing parliamentary term ends next August, and the Constitution allows the president to dissolve the legislature in March and go for an election. “This is an interim government,” said Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who took over as the country’s President on Monday. He said the ministers of state would be appointed next week.

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Gotabaya Rajapaksa as the President cannot hold ministries although he is the head of the Cabinet. The Tamil minority members came from the Tamil-dominated North and from the central tea plantatons areas dominated by Tamils of Indian origin. Dinesh Gunawardena, 70, a veteran Marxist politician, has been named as the Minister of Foreign Affairs. It is the first time in Sri Lankan history that two siblings have held the two top political positions, although Mahinda Rajapaksa is only in charge of a caretaker government. Mahinda Rajapaksa was appointed as the country’s prime minister on Thursday after incumbent Ranil Wickremesinghe formally tendered his resignation to President Gotabaya Rajapaksa. Gotabaya Rajapaksa will hope to ride a wave of popularity and secure a majority for his Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP)

party in the 225-member Parliament during the poll. Currently the Rajapaksas and their allies have just 96 legislators, making it hard for them to pass any legislation. Soon after he was sworn in as the president, Gotabaya Rajapaksa thanked the powerful Buddhist clergy for backing his presidential bid and vowed to protect all communities, while giving foremost priority to Buddhism. He also thanked the Sinhala-majority people for electing him. “I knew I would win the presidency with support coming only from the Sinhala majority. I told the minorities to join me. I did not receive their support. But I will make sure that I will be president for everyone,” he said. Muslims make up nearly 10 per cent of Sri Lanka’s over 21 million people, who are predominantly Sinhalese Buddhists. About 12 per cent of the population are Hindus, mostly from the ethnic Tamil minority. Some seven per cent of the population are Christians. There are already concerns in the country that Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s remarks may have led to apprehensions among the minority communities, who are already worried about the possibility of the return of an iron-fist rule under the Rajapaksa-duo’s regime.

Pope Francis urges to combat US shares India’s concerns on China’s OBOR project: Wells evil through cooperation

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These circumstances, the pope continued, “remind us that no region or sector of the human family can look to itself or its future in isolation from or immune to others.” “Now is the time to be bold and envision the logic of encounter and mutual dialogue as the path, common cooperation as the code of conduct, and reciprocal knowledge as a method and standard,” he added. “Knowledge can help to open new paths for reducing human inequality, strengthening social justice, upholding human dignity, seeking means for the peaceful resolution of conflicts, and preserving

the life-giving resources of our earth,” the pontiff continued. Francis also reserved some time to address the poorest in society. “All of us are called not only to heed the voice of the poor in our midst: the disenfranchised, the downtrodden, the indigenous peoples and religious minorities, but also to be unafraid to create opportunities,” he told the audience. During the event, a youth choir performed and the pope urged the young people present to resist homogenising and to nurture and preserve the quirks that made each and every one of them different.

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Thenuoukesaü Ivon Keretsü, would like to express our profound gratitude to each and every individual, friends, neighbors, churches, doctors & nurses, organizations and well wishers from far and near who stood by us and for the expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us spiritually, morally, physically and financially throughout the illness and sad demise of our beloved mother. We regret our inability to thank each and every individual, yet it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God may bless you all abundantly.

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over the southern sea port of Hambantota to China in 2017 on a 99-year lease. Interestingly, Hambantota is the home town of the Rajapaksas. Speaking on the construction of Gwadar port, Wells said, it feeds into Indian anxiety because the commercial basis of the project is not clear. This has been a project very long in the making and not very evident to outsiders what’s the eco-

nomic rationale that drives it, she said in response to a question. The OBOR was designed in part to be able to export excess labour, excess capital and excess production facilities, she said. So China was trying to solve one of its own domestic problems. It solved its domestic problems sometime at the expense of the receiving country, Wells said.

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of our beloved father Lt. Vikuosalie (Kevi) Chale Born on 7.11.1978 – Died on 23.11.2018

Dearest Daddy A year has passed since you left us for your eternal home. Yet not a day passes by without remembering you. Your abounding love and memories will always be cherished. No one else can ever fill the void that you have left in our hearts. On this day, we remember you and want to tell you that we love you and miss you daddy.

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Demonstrators asked to ACKNOWLEDGEMENT leave varsity campus in HK We the bereaved family of Late out because the conditions are becoming increasingly unsafe.” Several protesters have said in court that they were beaten up by police while being arrested outside of PolyU. Responding to the claims, Tang said it was not new for arrestees to allege that they had been assaulted by officers. Tang told a media briefing that most of the rioters who had occupied the campus for days have been persuaded to leave, and the police worked very hard in the vicinity of the PolyU campus with some officers having been on duty for more than 30 hours in a row reported Xinhua news agency. Under the threat from hundreds of petrol bombs, bricks and metal balls, officers enforced the law in harsh conditions, and a police media liaison officer was shot in the leg with an arrow, said Tang.

territory. The Belt and Road Initiative, a pet project of Chinese President Xi Jinping, focuses on improving connectivity and cooperation among Asian countries, Africa, China and Europe. India has been “crystal clear from the outset

“I have fought a good fight; I have finished the race; I have kept the faith.” 2 Timothy 4:7 Through this column, we the family members of Lt. Mrs. Weichi Veronica Dovi, would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to one and all who stood by us physically, financially & spiritually from the beginning of her illness till her last breath. We convey our special thanks to :1. Rev. Fr. Sajan Joseph, Parish Priest, St. Joseph Parish, Cmd. 2. Rev. Fr. Paul, Parish Priest, Christ the King Parish, Kohima 3. Holy Family, Nagaland Police Catholic Church, Cmd. 4. Seiuru-zha Colony Council, Youth Society, Youth Fellowship. 5. Poumai Catholic Community, Dimapur 6. Christ the King Church, Liyai Khullen 8. Zhaimai Union Dimapur 9. Zion Hospital Doctors & Staffs. 10. Poumai HoHo Dimapur 11. Neighbours, Relatives & Individuals. Though we can’t thank each and every one of you individually, it is our heartfelt and earnest prayer to our Almighty God to bless each and every one of you abundantly. DP-8581

Hong Kong, Nov 22 (IANS): Hong Kong police has asked the demonstrators to leave the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) campus as soon as possible, citing bad and dangerous conditions inside. Dozens of demonstrators have refused to leave the blockaded campus following intense clashes with police, though most have either escaped, voluntarily left or been arrested by officers stationed outside, reported Hong Kong Free Press. Police Commissioner Tang Ping-keung said there was no deadline for the clearance of Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), which had been occupied by protesters for more than a week. Tang said on Friday that they hoped for a peaceful resolution to the deadlock. “We do not have any deadline,” he said. “We hope that those inside will come

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they saw the geopolitical elements of the One Belt One Road,” Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Alice Wells said in response to a question at Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars think tank. “We share India’s concerns over projects that don’t have any economic basis and that leads to country ceding sovereignty,” Wells said. Sri Lanka is not the only country that effectively ceded sovereignty over a key asset, she added. Struggling with debts, Sri Lanka formally handed

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BANGKOK, NOV 22 (IANS): The pope on Friday urged religious leaders to cooperate and foster mutual respect to face the complex challenges of today in a speech in a Thailand university. On the second day of his visit to the Asian country, the pontiff visited the prestigious Bangkok university to meet Christian leaders and leaders of other religions such as Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism and Sikhism, reported Efe news.Some 1,500 people attended the talk. In a country where more than 90 per cent of the population is Buddhist, Catholics make up just 0.58 per cent and the Muslims are 4 per cent of the population. Pope made a call for collaboration “to pursue the path of dialogue and mutual understanding.” He said that cooperation was needed to combat the evils society faces: “In a spirit of fraternal solidarity that can help end the many present-day forms of slavery, especially the scourge of human trafficking.”

WASHINGTON, NOV 22 (PTI): The US has extended its support to India’s opposition to China’s ambitious One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative, saying it shares New Delhi’s concern over the multi billion-dollar project while questioning the economic rationale behind it. India is the only major country in the world to have opposed the OBOR project on the grounds of territorial sovereignty, given that its flagship project, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), passes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, which India has always maintained is its

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U2 debut new track ‘Ahimsa’ with AR Rahman ahead of show in India S

2 have teamed up with AR Rahman on new track ‘Ahimsa’, ahead of playing their first ever show in India. The track is the first new offering from the Irish rock icons since 2017’s ‘Songs of Innocence’ and it sees the band heading in an increasingly spiritual direction. “This is an invitation/ to a high location/For someone who wants to belong,” Bono sings on the track. “This is a meditation/On your radio station/If you

like it you can sing along/ Ahimsa.” In an interview with Rolling Stone, Jai Ho composer Rahman explained that the track was all about the eponymous concept of non-violence. “The concept of ‘ahimsa’ or non-violence — it’s Indian, it’s South Asian, it’s Buddhist… and sometimes we have to remind people about love, about ahimsa,” he said. “It takes a lot of courage to be non-violent. It takes a lot of power. It’s not

a weakness, it’s more power than showing might; it’s going beyond that, believing in something else which is not present… something that’s only in your spirit.” It comes as U2 continue their New Zealand ‘Joshua Tree’ tour – which sees the band performing their seminal 1987 album in full. In July, U2 fans also unearthed what is believed to be the oldest recording from one of the band’s earliest live shows. (NME)

inger Sona Mohapatara on Thursday said that she considers music composer Anu Malik’s stepping down as “Indian Idol” judge a “symbolic victory” for all women who have faced sexual harassment. An “elated” Sona told IANS: “It’s great news. Sony TV took a long time do this but I am happy that he has finally stepped down from the show. It’s a battle of the whole country. There are so many people who did not want to see this person (Malik) flaunting himself on national television because it gives a lot of wrong messages to predators that they can also get away with such a thing.” She added: “I was fighting for fairness and justice. Now, after hearing this news, I think it is a victory for everybody—not just me but also for all other women who were badly treated by him. It is a symbolic victory. Our fight is not over yet, it’s just a start. We are not going to sit here and let people to take us for granted.” The issue erupted in 2018 when Mohapatra for the first time accused Malik of sexual misconduct, which forced the composer to step

down from season 10 of the show last year. Singers Neha Bhasin and Shweta Pandit had also joined Mohapatra in alleging sexual harassment against Malik. However, when Sony TV reinstated Malik on season 11 this year, Mohapatra restarted her campaign against the composer and the channel. Over the past days, she has mustered huge support on social media, and people have increasingly been demanding Malik’s removal from the show. A few days ago, Malik took to social media and claimed “false and unverified allegations” were being levelled against him. He said that he was “in pain” and “in a dark space”, demanding justice. And now on Thursday, the composer decided to quit the show. A source close to Sony TV confirmed to IANS that Malik “is stepping down as a judge from Indian Idol”. Malik’s decision has come after Sona wrote an open letter to the Union Women and Child Development (WCD) Minister Smriti Irani, urging her to look into the ongoing debate Malik. (IANS)

Pt. Vishwa Mohan Bhatt to perform at Hornbill Music Fest

he Hornbill Music Festival 2019 will feature Grammy Winner Pt. Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, who will be performing at the Handshake Concert to be held at Raj Bhavan Kohima on December 2. Task Force for Music & Arts (TaFMA) informed that Bhatt will also perform at RCEMPA in Jotsoma, Kohima on December 3 at 4 p.m. Entry passes can be obtained at RCEMPA, Jotsoma from November 27 onwards. Pt Vishwa Mohan Bhatt is one of the few greatest musicians of the times who have contributed immensely to popularize the Indian Classical Music all across the globe. His contribution is more significant as he has created

a new instrument MohanVeena having the elements of ‘gayki’ and 'tantrakari' making it unique. Mohan-Veena has given a new scope and possibility for a mellifluous fusion of Indian classical and western music. Vishwa Mohan was born in one of the most respected families of Jaipur. From over 300 years, the Bhatts have dedicated their few generations to keep the Indian Classical music pulsate and prosper. The heredity and environment played an important role in the musical endeavour of Vishwa Mohan. However, it is his extraordinary talent that at the age of 17, he developed the western guitar and made it into a rich classical instrument in.

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In the 60s and 70s when the Indian youth were greatly influenced by the western music, Vishwa Mohan made an impactful entry in the world of music. In the last 50 years, he has been invited to perform in almost all the prestigious music festivals and concerts being organized in different parts of the world. He has performed in more than 80 countries so far. Pt Vishwa Mohan Bhatt has been honoured with Padma Bhushan, Padma Shri, Grammy and the Sangeet Natak Academy awards. Music Scientist, Rashtriya Tansen Samman, Tantri Samrat, Rajasthan Ratna and global music awards (twice) have been conferred upon him. (Correspondent)

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019

Foo Fighters announced as the first headliners of Rock In Rio Lisboa 2020

oo Fighters have been announced as the first headliners of Rock In Rio Lisboa 2020. Dave Grohl‘s band will be perform at the event in Lisbon, Portugal on June 21 as part of the band’s 25th anniversary. The bash, which is the Portuguese version of Brazil’s Rock In Rio, will take place over the weekend of June 20-21 and 27-28. You can purchase tickets here. The band performed at Brazil’s Rock In Rio festival back in September. At the time Grohl teased nuggets of info about their new album.

“I don’t know when we’ll be back down here again, but we will”, he told the crowd at the time. “We go home next week and we start making a new Foo Fighters record. It’s good, it’s good.” The frontman has since admitted that the Foo Fighters’ next album is going to be “f**king weird”. Speaking to Eric Blair, host of Blairing Out With Eric Blair Show, Grohl kept tight lipped for the most part but offered three words that best describe how the band’s 10th studio album is going to sound.

Asked how it’ll differ from 2017’s ‘Concrete and Gold’, he replied: “You’ll hear. It’s f**king weird.” He has also since said the Foo Fighters have “never been cool” and claims the band are “totally dad rock”. Grohl added: “We’ve just never been hip or cool; we just really haven’t. I think that the reason why we’re still here is because we do kind of disconnect ourselves from the popular stuff that’s going on, but also because, what the f**k do we care? I just want to f**king play music.” (NME)

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“The Electrical Inspectorate, Nagaland State Designated Agency on Energy Conservation, under Energy Efficient Measures at Government Hospitals, distributed Energy Efficient appliances to Dimapur District Hospital on 19th Nov 2019 and Peren District Hospital on 20th Nov 2019. This program is in collaboration with Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), Ministry of Power, Government of India.”

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ctress Kiara Advani has finished shooting for her upcoming film “Indoo Ki Jawani”. Kiara on Thursday took to Instagram Stories and shared a couple of videos and pictures from the movie’s wrap up party. In the videos, she can be seen cutting a cake along with the whole cast and crew. Backed by Nikkhil Advani, along with Madhu Bhojwani, Niranjan Iyengar and Ryan Stephen, “Indoo Ki Jawani” marks the Hindi directorial debut of Bengali writer-filmmaker Abir Sengupta. “Indoo Ki Jawani” is touted as a coming-of-age comedy film. It also features Aditya Seal and Mallika Dua. (IANS) K Y M C

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Pic : Staff of IISC, officials and trainees from Water Resources Department Convocation Programme was conducted for the staff of Water Resources Department, Government of Nagaland on the 22nd November, 2019 at Institute of Information Technology and Skill Training Centre (IISC), Kohima, Nagaland on Completion of one month Basic Course on “Computer Application and Tally with GST” from 9th October 2019 to 8th November 2019.The training on Basic computer fundamentals, Microsoft and Internet; covered, Microsoft Word for making documents, Microsoft Excel for tabulating and making Bills, Estimates and Microsoft Powerpoint for making presentations. While the training on Tally with GST covered Pay roll for salary slip, GST bill making, GST filing and Book Keeping for Accounts. All together 15 participants availed the training. The Programme was chaired by Miss Marjo A. Kichu of IISC. Shri. Alemjungshi Imchen, Managing Director, IISC gave the welcome address while the Keynote address was given by Smti. Vizelhounuo, IISC, Common Service Centre. Smti. Vizelhounuo in her address highlighted the services provided by the Common Service Centres (CSC) while mentioning that the main objective of the CSC is providing Government e-services through Digi Seva Portal. She concluded that Common Service Centres (CSC) are not only limited to the Rural areas but the facilities can be fully taken advantage of by any interested user in towns and cities. Following this, short speeches on behalf of the Trainees was given by Smti. Lanupokla, Smti. Medoneinuo Mary and Shri. Vikhrotso Koza of Water Resources Department. Er. Tsuktinungsang, Chief Engineer, Water Resources Department, Nagaland delivered a message on the importance of the course and the benefits of Computer knowledge in today’s time where everything is served in a digital platform. He emphasized on how everything has to be documented and computed even in normal office work and extended his joy on having Common Service Centre at the backyard for availing such services.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019

Australia in driver’s seat in Gabba

Brisbane, Nov 22 (IANS): An unbeaten century from David Warner and half centuries from Joe Burns and Marnus Labuschagne on Friday put Australia in the driver’s seat in the first Test against Pakistan at The Gabba. At Stumps on Day 2, Australia were comfortably placed at 312/1 with Warner and Labuschagne batting on 151 and 55 respectively. After bowling out Pakistan for 240 on the first day, the hosts made a prolific start on the second day as openers Warner and Burns put up a 222-run stand, tiring out the Pakistani bowlers. Both the openers played comfortably without any trouble and exhausted the Pakistani pacers, including 16-year-old Naseem Shah who is making his debut in Test cricket. They didn’t give any chance to the visitors and collected runs at a brisk pace. Warner, who was playing his first Test after serving a one-year ban for his involvement in the Sandpaper Gate fiasco, was particularly aggressive and collected David Warner celebrates after scoring 150 on Friday. boundaries at will.

Pakistan came close to breaking the partnership two overs into the second session when Warner got an inside edge, going after a wide one that he could’ve left alone. He was even given out, with Naseem picking up his maiden Test wicket. But the bowler had overstepped by quite a distance and he survived. The 32-year-old went on to score his 22nd Test hundred. However, Burns was left disappointed as he fell short by three runs to add to his four Test hundreds. His wicket was taken by leg-spinner Yasir Shah. Labuschagne, who came in next, helped himself to an effortless halfcentury and along with Warner, provided Australia with a lead of 72 runs. With the pitch looking flat, the hosts will back themselves to build a massive first innings lead and put pressure on the already low on confidence Pakistani team. Brief scores: Pakistan 1st innings: 240 all out, Australia 1st innings: 312/1 at Stumps on Day 2 (David Warner 151*, Joe Burns 97; Yasir Shah 1/101) lead by 72 runs.

UAVYO sports meet concludes

D i m a p u r , N ov 2 2 (NPN): The 8th annual sports meet, organised by Urra Area Village’s Youth Organisation (UAVYO), concluded on November 21. In men’s volleyball final, Razhaphe Basa defeated Diezephe village to win the trophy while in women’s volleyball, Diezephe village emerged as the winner after defeating Razhaphe Basa. In the men’s football, Urra village defeated Razhaphe village 5-0. Anga (Razhaphe village) was named the best football player and Iboto (Kiyeto village) was named the best goalkeeper. Kezhalekho (Urra village) was the highest scorer of the tournament. Kelehousie Rutsa (Razhaphe Basa) and Münulü Lohe (diezephe village) were named the best volleyball players in men’s and women’s category respectively. Singrijan village was named the best disciplined team of the UAVYO sports meet.

Model Christian College annual sports week held

Students taking part in tug of war during the sports meet.

D i m a p u r , N ov 2 2 (NPN): The annual sports week of Model Christian College, Kohima was held from November 19 to 22 at Science College Ground, Jotsoma. The college sports meet was declared opened by Albert Arücho, administrator, Model Chirstian College, while Daripong

Jamir, sports co-ordinator, MCC administered the oath of conduct to the players. The students were divided into four groups namely, Renaissance, Guardian, Shield and Blazers. Sports like football, volleyball, basketball, dash, relay, long jump, high jump, badminton,

table tennis, chess, arm wrestling and tug of war were conducted for both men and women. Exhibition matches were also played between staff and students. The sports meet ended with a jubilation ceremony where students were recognised for their achievements.

CBCMHK men fellowship sports held Puliebadze Club to play SZFC in Classic Cup final today

Champions and runners-up of football after the final match on Friday.

D i m a p u r , N ov 2 2 (NPN): The 3rd edition of men fellowship sports meet of Chakhesang Baptist Church Ministers’ Hill Kohima (CBCMHK) concluded on Friday at the Indira Gandhi Stadium,

Kohima. Chandmari/PWD/ Town Area FC emerged as the football champions after defeating AG Prayer Fellowship FC by 2-0 in the final match. Both goals were scored by Jopolha Swuro.

Lower Forest Colony retained the tug of war trophy after defeating Lerie Sector Church. Meanwhile, the closing function was graced by Thujoneyi Veswu, associate pastor, CBCMHK.

K O H IMA N OV 2 2 (NPN): Former champions Puliebadze Club Jotsoma will play against debutants Sechü Zubza FC (SZFC) in the grand finale of the 25th edition of the Classic Cup 2019 at Kohima local ground on Saturday. The two teams from Western Angami region will be meeting for the first time in the football field to vie for the coveted title. Neiba Kronu, minister, Planning and Coordination, Land Revenue & Parliamentary Affairs will grace the occasion as the guest of honour during the closing ceremony. The champions will receive a cash prize of Rs. 3 lakh while the runnersup will get Rs. 2 lakh. The two losing semi finalists will get Rs. 50,000 each. The individual awards includes player

Canada see off Aus to reach Davis Cup semis

of the tournament who will receive motor bike along with citations, a bicycle each will be awarded to best goalkeeper, best defender, best midfield, best forward and highest scorer. The most participated team of the tournament

will receive Rs. 25,000 10,000, most loveable to shoot of the tournaplayer- Rs. 5000 and pho- ment- Rs.10, 000. along with citation. The best coach and manager will get Rs. 5000 each while the referee SELECTED HORNBILL STALL APPLICANTS of the tournament will FOR HORNBILL FESTIVAL 2019, NAGA also be awarded with Rs. HERITAGE VILLAGE, KISAMA. 5000. Other prizes include SL NO ORGANISATION/ INDIVIDUAL 1 Kekhrie Welfare Society best discipline team- Rs,

FELICITATION With immense joy and pride, we the Lakhuti Kikon Ekhung extend our heartiest congratulations to the following : (1) Mr. Jonathan Kikon, S/o Mrs. & Mr. Pinimo Kikon for securing the post of Assistant Professor (Economics) 1st rank in the recently declared C.E.S exam, NPSC 2019. (2) Dr. Ruth Kikon, D/o Mrs. & Mr. N. Limhathung Kikon for successful completion of MBBS. The Ekhung further wishes them success in all future endeavours. DP-8545

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Shapovalov played superbly in the opening set to overpower fellow 20-yearold De Minaur but he could not sustain his level and the wily Australian, ranked 18th, hit back. Shapovalov gathered himself, though, and threatened to break in the eighth game of the decider before saving three break points at 4-4 from 0-40. The Tongpok Semchir Imsongunger Kidong Telongjem De Minaur did break Mokokchung Town Unit felicitates Ms. Akumla Imsong, D/o Lt. at 5-5 and held serve to take Imtimeren Imsong and Mrs. Arenla M Jamir from Yaongyimsen the tie into a doubles decider Village, a student of FAC for being crowned “Miss Mokokchung 2019” by the Forerunners on the theme “Empowering Beauty”. but Canada would not be organized Indeed, this is the reward you harnessed with talent in the best denied and it was appropri- possible way and thereby, brings pride and laurels to each and every ate that Pospisil, the player member of Imsongunger Clan. We wish this achievement be your stepping stone and exemplary of the week, sealed the vic- for women. Vasek Pospisil and Denis Shapovalov of Canada celebrate with team captain Frank tory with a commanding last God bless! Dancevic after winning the match in the quarter final doubles match against Australia. T. Meyi Imsong Tinu Imsong service game. President General Secretary MKC-563 M a d r i d, N o v 2 2 so far with captain Frank played no part so far. (Agencies): Canada’s Dancevic short of options. Canada beat the United GOVERNMENT OF INDIA tennis revolution continAustralia, who won States in the group phase on MINISTRY OF TEXTILES ued as they claimed their the last of their 28 Davis Tuesday, their first victory OFFICE OF THE DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONER (HANDICRAFTS) first Davis Cup victory over Cup crowns in 2003, were over their neighbours in 16 HANDICRAFTS AWARD 2018 Australia to reach the semi- surprisingly without Nick attempts. Applications duly filled in the prescribed proforma are invited from resident of India / reputed organizations finals on Thursday with Kyrgios, who won both Their record against working in the field of handicrafts for the following categories of award for outstanding contribution in the 150th-ranked Vasek Pospisil his singles matches in the Australia was almost as bad, field of handicrafts sector as per the details given below:the hero once again. group-stage wins over Co- losing all 10 of the Davis Sl.No. Name of the Award Number of Awards The 29-year-old re- lombia and Belgium, and he Cup ties between the two 1. Shilp Guru Award Total : 10 Nos corded his third successive was sorely missed. countries. 2. National Award Total : 33 Nos. singles win in the revamped Kyrgios, who banged But the big-serving 20 National Awards for 19 Crafts Categories Finals at Madrid’s La Caja down 22 aces against Belgian Pospisil has been a man on a 05 National Awards Reserve for Women's Artisans Magica, beating John Mill- Steve Darcic on Wednesday, mission since arriving in the 05 National Awards Reserve for Endangers Crafts man 7-6(7) 6-4, but Alex was sidelined with a collar- Spanish capital and gave his 03 National Awards for Design Innovation De Minaur levelled the tie bone injury. side a superb start as he beat Master craftsperson for Shilp Guru Award & National Award/Design Innovation Award should when he recovered from Canada’s tennis for- 48th-ranked Millman. have completed the age of 50 years /30 years as on 31.12.2018. He/She should have born before a set down to beat Denis tunes have soared recently Pospisil was in early 31.12.1968 and 31.12.1988 respectively. Shapovalov. and Bianca Andreescu won trouble and trailed 4-1 but 2. The application and detailed guidelines of handicrafts award can be downloaded from the website of Office of the Development Commissioner (Handicraftgs) (www.handicrafts.nic.in.). You can also Pospisil and Shapovalov the U.S. Open women’s title he battled back to force a contact the Regional Offices, nearest Handicrafts Service Centers (formally known as Regional joined forces in the deciding this year. tiebreak in which he saved Design & Technical Development Centres, Handicrafts Marketing & Service Extn. Centres) for any doubles rubber against JorThey are now in only two set points before taking information/assistance, whose telephone numbers and complete address are given on the website. dan Thompson and John their third Davis Cup semi- the opener. 3. Applications duly completed in all respects along with handicrafts entries / required documents should Peers, winning 6-4 6-4 in final despite arriving in The second set went be submitted to the nearest Handicrafts Service Centers (formally known as Regional Design & Technical front of several hundred de- Spain without injured Milos with serve until Pospisil Development Centres, Handicrafts Marketing & Service Extn. Centre), Central & State Handicrafts Corporations, District Industries Centres latest by Tuesday the 31st December, 2018 by 5.00 P.M. lirious Canadian fans. Raonic and with fast-rising found two stunning forePospisil and Shapovalov teenager Felix Auger-Alias- hands when Millman served Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, West Block No. 7, R.K. Puram, New Delhi-110066. Telephone No. 011-26178640. Fax No. 011-26163085 have played in every rubber sime in the squad but having at 4-5 to claim the win. K Y M C

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With immense pride and honour we would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals. 1. Smti. V Maria Yanthan, Commissioner & Secretary Deptt. of IPR Nagaland for being conferred as an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) Cadre. 2. Shri W. Ravungo Khuvung on being promoted to the post of Jt. Secretary Govt. of Nagaland. 3. Smti. Anyimi Lotha on being promoted to the post of Deputy Secretary Govt. of Nagaland. 4. Dr. Zathungo Khuvung on being promoted to the post of Jt. Director under Health & Family Welfare Deptt. 5. Smti. Abeni Lotha on being promoted to the post of Asstt. Supdt. under Horticulture Deptt. 6. Shri. Rhontsuthung K Tsopoe for securing the post of LDA-Cum-Computer Asstt. under School Education Deptt. in the recently conducted Exam. The Ekhung further wishes them success in their future endeavours. KOHIMA TOWN SHAKI EKHUNG Kohima: Nagaland K-3197 K Y M C

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D/N Test: India lord over B’desh on Day 1

Ko l kata , N ov 2 2 (PTI): Bangladesh won the toss and India everything else against a ball they are not acquainted with on the first day of their maiden Day/Night Test, the quality of contest spectacularly failing to match the manic pre-match hype. First the Ishant Sharma-led Indian pace unit terrorised the visitors, bundling them out for 106 in just under 31 overs even before twilight set in. With two of their batsmen concussed, the mentally-scarred Bangladesh attack then found itself at the receiving end of a masterclass from the Indian captain Virat Kohli, who remained unbeaten on 59 off 93 balls, as India reached 174 for three at stumps on the opening day. Cheteshwar Pujara scored a chiselled 55 as India took a 68-run lead. Earlier, Ishant grabbed his first five-wicket haul on Indian soil after a good 12 years, finishing with 5 for 22 in 12 overs. Umesh Yadav hurried

Indian players celebrate after taking a wicket on Day 1 of the Day/Night Test match in Kolkata on Friday. (PTI)

Hasan (19) concussed. Bangladesh batsmen looked unsettled by the capacity crowd, something they have never encountered even in their home Tests and the world-class bowling made it even more difficult. Such was their plight

that for the first time in the subcontinent, batsmen Nos 3, 4 and 5 (skipper Mominul Haque, Mohammad Mithun, and senior-most player Mushfiqur Rahim) were all dismissed for a duck. Pushed into the unknown territory without

Poch availability doesn’t bother me: Ole

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London , N ov 2 2 (Agencies): Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists he is not bothered by Mauricio Pochettino’s availability following his sacking by Tottenham. When Solskjaer took caretaker charge of United last December, Pochettino was favourite for the job, before the Norwegian’s impressive run of results earned him the permanent role. But with Pochettino no longer in a job after being “relieved of his duties” by Spurs on Tuesday, speculation about a potential move to Old Trafford has intensified. “It doesn’t bother me at all. I’ve got the best job in the world,” said Solskjaer ahead of Sunday’s trip to Sheffield United. “If you’re in a job, or if you’re out of a job and you’re a manager, you want this job. It doesn’t really

Jemimah, Shafali advance in T20I Rankings Dubai, Nov 22 (IANS): India batters Jemimah Rodrigues and Shafali Verma have made significant progress in the latest ICC women’s T20I player rankings, after playing stellar roles in a stunning series sweep over the West Indies. Rodrigues has moved up three places to fourth position and teenage sensation Verma has gained 57 slots to reach 30th position. Rodrigues scored 96 runs including a knock of 50 in the last match on Wednesday whereas hard-hitting opener Verma finished as the highest run-getter and player of the series with 158 runs. Another India batter to advance is Veda Krishnamurthy, who scored 77 runs including a match-winning 57 in the final match to move from 61st to 49th. There are now three Indian bowlers in the top five as left-arm spinner Radha Yadav has moved up from fifth to second. Deepti Sharma, who took eight wickets in the series, has retained fourth position while Poonam Yadav is fifth. Off-spinner Anuja Patil (up eight places to 21st) and fast bowler Shikha Pandey (up 11 places to 43rd) too have made notable progress in the latest rankings update. In the team rankings, India have gained eight points to move up to 260 and fourth position while the West Indies are now fifth at 248 after losing 10 points.

the Bangladeshi batsmen for pace with 3 for 29 in 7 overs while Mohammed Shami was deadly bowling the cutters wide off the crease with figures of 2 for 36 in 10.3 overs. He also bowled two sharp bouncers, leaving Liton Das (24) and Nayeem

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matter whatever happens around. I’ve got to focus on my job at Manchester United and do it as well as I can. I speak with Ed Woodward and the owners all the time about how we’re going to move the club forward. That doesn’t change if some other clubs change their managers.” Spurs appointed former United manager Jose Mourinho on Wednesday. United midfielder Nemanja Matic, who has been signed by Mourinho twice

in his career, liked and commented on an Instagram post suggesting he was waiting for the Portuguese to bring him to Spurs in January. “When it’s like this, you like Jose coming back,” added Solskjaer. “It’s going to be a spectacle and a circus and Nemanja has a sense of humour.” Paul Pogba, the France international midfielder, will not be back for Sunday’s trip to Bramall Lane, says Solskjaer. Pogba has been out injured since September with an ankle problem and Solskjaer had previously said this weekend’s Premier League game would be the earliest he could return. “He had another test and a scan at the start of the international break and he’s not healed yet,” said Solskjaer.

New Delhi, Nov 22 (IANS): Ace boxer Vijender Singh said that he has been working hard on his technique and fitness and is now aching to have a go at a 12th consecutive win in his professional career. Vijender takes on Ghana’s Charles Adamu at the Caesars Palace Bluewaters in Dubai later in the day. “I am fully excited for my Dubai debut. I know Charles Adamu is an experienced boxer but I can easily knock him in the early rounds. I am sure he will try his best but I have worked hard in the last two months on my technique and fitness.” said Vijender. This will be Vijender’s second fight of the year. His previous bout was against Mike Snider which won via TKO.

any practice back home, Bangladesh opening duo of Shadman Islam and Imrul Kayes survived some anxious moments in the first six overs before Ishant Sharma trapped the latter. Umesh then triggered the collapse in his second spell with two wickets in three balls, first being skipper Mominul. Next was Mohammed Mithun. Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam, who was not supposed to play this game, came in as a concussion substitute for Nayeem Hasan, was driven down the ground as if it was net session. Pujara on the otherhand also looked solid after quick departure from Mayank Agarwal and Rohit Sharma, adding 94 runs for the third wicket with his captain. Brief Score: Bangladesh 1st innings: 106 all out (Shadman Islam 29; Ishant Sharma 5/22). India 1st innings: 174 for 3 (Cheteshwar Pujura 55, Virat Kohli 59 not out; Ebadat Hossain 2/61).

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2019

CVA wins Imkongliba volleyball trophy

Winner of Dr. Imkongliba Ao Memorial Volleyball Trophy along with Sharingain and Temjen Imna Along on Friday.

Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , N OV 2 2 (NPN): Changtongya Volleyball Association (CVA) emerged as the champions of Dr. Imkongliba Ao Memorial Volleyball Trophy after defeating Sumi Games and Sports Association (SGSA) in the final on Friday. CVA won the trophy in straight sets of 27-25, 25-18 and 25-23. The champions received a cash prize of Rs.

1,20,000 while the runners up received Rs. 75,000. The trophy was organised by Japukong Youth Organisation. NLA deputy speaker, Sharingain, who graced the valedictory programme, said that the “efforts and hard works, tears and blood that our founding fathers and great leaders have sacrificed for us have culminated and now, we were all looking forward towards the light of a new beginning for all

Nagas.” Nagas were now looking at new beginning for all Naga communities, said Sharingain and added thtat it was “our duty to remember the sacrifices and principles laid down by our great leader.” He added that “Nagas as a whole should not forget the deeds, principles and virtues, as we set our paths to face new and progressive challenges that was expected in the new future.”

Kohima Press Club wins 12th Challenger Cup

Players of Kohima Press Club (yellow) and Classic Club (blue) with match officials before the Challenger Cup match at Kohima local ground on Friday. (NP)

KOHIMA NOV 22 (NPN): Kohima Press Club (KPC) defeated Classic Club Kohima by a solitary goal to win the 12th edition of the Challenger Cup 2019 played here at Khuochiezie local

ground, Kohima on Friday. The lone goal of the match was scored by Nchum Odyuo in the first half as KPC team to held on to the lead to win the cup. The cup is part of

25th edition of the ongoing 25th Classic Cup 2019. The Challenger Cup is an annual football exhibition match played by the two clubs since 2006 as a mark of camaraderie among the

members of the two clubs. The friendly match is a regular feature of the annual premier football tournament Classic Cup, which is organised by the Classic Club Kohima.

10th Silver Cup final today

Match patron Rongsenshilu, proprietor of KR Construction Group handing over the man of the match award to Raju on November 22.

KO H I M A , N OV 2 2 (NPN): United Cricket Club, Jakhama and Diphu XI became the ultimate two ultimate teams to vie for the coveted title of the 10th Silver Cup. The final match of the tournament between United CC Jakhama and Diphu XI will be played at

10:30 am on Saturday at Jakhama local ground. The match will be followed by prize distribution ceremony at 1:30 pm with Nagaland Cricket Association vice president, K Herato Sukhalu as chief guest. The week-long tournament is being organised

by the youth department of Nepali Baptist Church, Kohima. In the first semi-final match, United CC defeated defending champions Esa Warriors by 6 wickets. Esa warriors won the toss and elected to bat and scored 118 runs losing 9 wickets in 20 overs. Ritupan contributed 31 while Roshan added 20 runs. United CC bowlers Saurav Dey took 4 wickets giving while Amitava Das took 2 wickets. Chasing the target of 119 runs, United CC Jakhama reached the target in 18.2 overs losing 4 wickets. Saurav Dey scored highest 47 runs while Rejaul Alam was not out at 14 runs. Esa Warriors bowler Hanilong took 2 wickets. Saurav Dey who scored 47 runs and claimed four wickets was awarded man of the match. Playing the 2nd semifinal, Diphu XI defeated Silver Backs by 4 wickets. Having won the toss, Silver Backs elect to bat and scored 96 runs losing all wickets in 17.1 overs. Diphu XI bowlers Raju took 4 wickets and was supported by Vicky Hanse’s 3 wickets. In reply, Diphu XI reached the target in 19. 1 overs losing 6 wickets. Rahul scored 27 and Sarklimso 21 runs. Silver Backs bowler Gourab took 3 wickets. Man of the match was awarded to Raju.

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