November 24, 2017

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXVII No. 350

DIMAPUR, friday, november 24, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

Pak court orders release of Hafiz Saeed

Chennaiyin FC outplay NorthEast United FC 3-0

Kovind approves bankruptcy code ordinance

international, Page 9

sports, Page 12

national, Page 5

Assam govt delegation to visit disputed border

DIMAPUR, NOV 23, (NPN): Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya has welcomed the signing of an agreement between Government of India (GoI) and the Working Committee of the six NNPGs on November 17, at New Delhi.

Acharya said peace talks were heading in the right direction and was hopeful for an early settlement. The Central government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has a strong political will to bring an honourable solution to the Naga issue, Acharya stated through a press note issued by the PRO. The governor thanked Prime Minister and Home Minister Rajnath Singh for their strong commitment to find a permanent solution to decades-old Naga issue.

He said once a permanent solution is arrived at, it will spur progress which will create opportunities and employment and rapid development in tune with other developed states. “If India has to be prosperous, strong and peaceful, all states of the country have to be equally developed,” Acharya stated.

DUCCF, SN seek clarification from NSCN (I-M) DIMAPUR, NOV 23 (NPN): Dimapur Urban Council Chairman Federation (DUCCF) and Survival Nagaland (SN) have sought clarification from the NSCN (I-M) following the arrest of suspected illegal immigrants by police, one of them an alleged NSCN (I-M) functionary.

In a statement through its media cell, DUCCF expressed dismay “to have learnt the modus operandi of NSCN (IM), utilising the service of suspected illegal immigrants/ outsiders of extremely low moral being in national service.”

According to reports, DUCCF said Kabir Ahmed and Nazmul Islam, one of them supposedly a raja peyu in NSCN (I-M), were apprehended near Dimapur railway station area.

Stating that it was astonished that these rogue elements were in possession of gun and drugs, the federation said such “lawlessness parasitic elements” in public places put the lives of innocents in peril.

In this regard, DUCCF has asked NSCN (I-M) to clarify as to how outsiders were let into the rank and file of the organization. DUCCF also urged NSCN (I-M) to immediately terminate those two, besides removing any such outsiders from the organization, if any.

It also stressed on the need for NSCN (I-M) to clean the organization of such outsiders as it was a Naga people’s movement.

“Naga National movement that recruit outside elements will be putting the future Naga generation at stake,” the statement said. While lauding Dimapur Police crime branch for arresting the antisocial elements, DUCCF also extended its unflinching support to the law enforcing agency in checking criminal activities in Dimapur urban.

DUCCF further reminded all colony chairmen and GBs to check people of suspected origin and their backgrounds and report the same to the nearest police station.

It further directed land and house owners not to shelter outsiders without proper verification of their background. DUCCF warned that if any house owner was found sheltering criminal characters/suspected illegal immigrants without proper verification, then concerned house owner will be held responsible.

Calling upon Naga youth of all colonies to be vigilant and check antisocial elements, DUCCF proclaimed: “We must protect our land from suspected illegal immigrants and people of criminal character.

The federation will never allow Dimapur to be a haven for criminals.”

SN: Survival Nagaland (SN) has also sought clarification from NSCN (I-M) regarding the arrest of two non-Nagas, one of whom, it said had confessed to be an NSCN (I-M) functionary. The duo were arrested

by Dimapur police for tax collection along with one .32 pistol, five live rounds, 2580 spasmo proxyvon capsules and duplicate receipt books.

SN said they were “astonished beyond comprehension” at the presence of nonNagas in the Naga nationalist movement.

While every Naga, by virtue of being one, has the deepest gratitude to the genuine freedom fighters who sacrificed themselves for our land and future, the presence of such people dilute the Naga national movement and the Nagas get no pleasure in receiving them as masters- deriving revenue in the name of tax collection, they said.

GUWAHATI, NOV 23 (PTI/AGENCIES): An Assam government delegation will visit the disputed border with Nagaland on Friday following reports that the neighbouring state had set up a sub-division inside Golaghat district of Assam.

The delegation will be headed by Agriculture Minister, Atul Bora, an MLA of Bokakhat constituency in Golaghat district.

“Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has constituted a six-member delegation under the leadership of Agriculture Minister Atul Bora to visit AssamNagaland border to take stock of the latest situation there,” an official release said.

The delegation will inspect the inter-state border tomorrow and submit a report to the chief minister, the release said here.

A section of the media here recently reported that Nagaland had set up a new sub-division in Golaghat district.

Assam and Nagaland share a 434 km long boundary and the border dispute dates back to 1963 when Nagaland was carved out of Assams Naga Hills district.Assam government had filed a suit on the issue under a provision of the Constitution nearly 28 years ago and it is still pending.

Meanwhile, Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) blamed the Congress for the long-pending border dispute between Assam and Nagaland. The allegation came at a time when a delegation of the APCC had visited Assam-Nagaland border areas earlier.

In a statement issued to the media, AGP spokesperson Manoj Saikia said: “The Assam-Nagaland border has been tense over the years due to opportunistic policies of the Congress that let people from Nagaland to encroach upon Assam land.”

AGP alleged that the Congress government in 1963 created Nagaland

NSF backs demand for suspension of NIA investigation

Court directs govt to enhance VGs salary Unified AIADMK gets ‘two

DIMAPUR, NOV 23, (NPN): Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) on Thursday came out in support of the demand of the Core Committee, comprising representative from CANSSEA, FONSESA, NSSA and NF&ASA, that the ongoing investigation by National Investigating Agency (NIA) into taxation by NNPGS involving government servants be suspended immediately.

In a press note, NSF president, Kesosul Christopher Ltu and general secretary, Imtiyapang said it was imperative for Government of India (GoI) to understand the circumstances under which state government employees have to function on the matter of paying taxes to NNPGs. It said, finding fault and rendering government employees under duress will not solve the taxation issue.

NSF said the ongoing probe by NIA had raised doubts in the minds of Nagas as to whether Centre was sincere in its effort to the Naga peace process. NSF said that while they were against all forms of corruption, they appealed to the GoI “to restrain from undertaking investigations/exercises which will be detrimental to the very cause of peace and political dialogues.”

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“Those three are the ABC of instability. Whenever there is re-alignment NPF crisis occurs.”

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KOHI M A , NOV 2 3 (NPN): In a landmark judgment for the Village Guards in Nagaland, Gauhati High Court, Kohima bench, on November 9, has directed the state government to enhance the salary of the Village Guards (VG), “not less than that of the home guard salary of the state”.

This was informed by the legal advisor for Village Guard Association of Nagaland (VGAN), Alemwapang and the office bearers of VGAN at Kohima, Thursday evening.

Justice Michael Sothankhuma in the court order stated that the increase in the wages and allowances should be made effective from January 1, 2017, since they were exploited and suffered for too long. The order also stated that since the VGs have waited for

State “by covering areas of undivided Sivasagar district of Assam.”

Coming down heavily on APCC president Ripun Bora, Saikia said: “The Congress is now shedding crocodile tears at Merapani as a face-saving measure.

Bora has forgotten that it was the AGP that moved to the Supreme Court of India on the border dispute with Nagaland, leading to status quo.”

Meanwhile, AGP has also demanded from the Government of India to make public the contents of the ‘Framework Agreement’ on the proposed ‘Greater Nagalim’.

“We demand the Centre to see that not an inch of Assam land is ceded to the neighbouring State,” he said, and added: “We’re, in no way, going to compromise on the territorial integrity of Assam. Despite being a coalition partner at Dispur, we’re not going to compromise on the interest of the State. We’ll continue to raise our voice.”

Gov lauds signing of Nov 17 agreement

such a day for too long a time, the exercise should be completed within a period of two months from the date of receipt of the copy of the order.

Senior Advocate Taka Masa Ao and Alemwapang represented the petitioners.

It also cited the letter (February 1, 1982) of the then Home minister, Zail Singh, to the Nagaland chief minister, on the occasion of the silver jubilee celebrations of the VGs, wherein Singh had acknowledged that the VGs had the singular distinction of being the recipients of the highest gallantry award- one Ashok Chakra Class I, 8 Ashok Chakra Class II, including two awarded posthumously, and five Ashok Chakra III- from 1959 to 1969 for their most conspicuous act of bravery, valour and sacrifice.

The VGAN appealed to the state government to follow the court’s direction at the earliest.

President VGAN T.A Ngamlao said that with the current salary of the VGs at Rs. 1500 (Rs. 25 per day), it was impossible to make ends meet, adding that the VGs work in international and state borders with Para military forces.

He said with the Rs. 25 wage per day, the VGs were sent on election duty, Road of Protection (RoP) and VIP duty and they remain on call 24 hours.

Further Ngamlao said the weapons for VGs were aged ones used during British times in India and said it endangers the life of the VGs should they come across real conflict. Currently there are 9579 Village Guards from Mon, Tuensang, Kiphiri, Longleng and Meluri sub-division under Phek district.

leaves’ symbol: Tamil Nadu CM

Chennai, Nov 23 (PTI): Tamil Nadu chief minister, K. Palaniswami, Thursday, said the Election Commission (EC) has allotted the ‘two leaves’ symbol to the unified AIADMK led by him and his Deputy O Panneerselvam.

However, the EC is yet to make an official announcement in this regard.

Palaniswami described the development as a “welcome step” and the happiest day for the party. The AIADMK workers broke into celebration by bursting crackers and distributing sweets in front of the party headquarters here.

The development is a setback to the deposed party leader VK Sasikala, who is currently serving her term in a Bengaluru jail in a disproportionate assets case, besides her nephew and sidelined deputy general sec-

retary TTV Dhinakaran.

Palaniswami told reporters here that their faction had provided all the necessary documents and affidavits to prove that it had the claim for it on its majority strength in various party fora.

The issue has been lingering since April in the aftermath of the announcement of by-poll to RK Nagar Assembly constituency here. However, the April 12 byelection was cancelled days ahead on allegations of use of money power and malpractices.

The EC had then frozen the AIADMK party name and its symbol after then factions had staked claim over it. Panneerselvam, who first revolted against Sasikala, later merged his faction with the one led by Palaniswami after the latter rebelled against her.

D I M A P U R , NOV 2 3 (NPN): State government has ordered the transfer and postings of the following IPS/NPS officers.

In a notification, Home commissioner, Abhishek Singh stated that L. Singsit, IPS, Addl. DGP (L&O) will hold current charge of DG, Prisons/Home Guards and CD with immediate effect.

In another notification P.F. Zeliang, IPS, Addl.

DGP (Adm) has been posted as ADG (L&O), Renchamo P. Kikon, IPS, IGP (Int) to hold current charge of ADGP (Adm); Sandeep M. Tamgadge, IPS, IGP (CID) is posted as IGP (Int); Tokiumong, IPS, DIG (Hqr) to hold current charge of IGP (Armed Police Bns); Bendang Lemtur, IPS, IGP (Armed Police Bns) posted as Commandant General (HG&CD); Wetsope Krome, IPS, Commandant General (HG&CD) is posted as IGP (CID); Joseph hesso, IPS, SP Longleng to hold current charge of DIG and posted as Commissioner of Police, Dimapur; Limasunep Jamir, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Dimapur posted to DIG (Hqr) and N. Chumdamo Jamio, NPS, AIG (Ops) is posted as SP, Longleng. The (Cont’d on p-8) officers have been directed to complete the handing and taking over of charge on or before November 28, 2017.

HASSU threatens to ban plying of govt vehicles

D I M A P U R , NOV 2 3 (NPN): Highway Area Sumi Students’ Union (HASSU) on Thursday served seven days deadline to chief engineer National Highway w.e.f from November 27, cautioning that if the National Highway-29 from Purana Bazaar –Chumukedima was not repaired within the stipulated deadline, they would impose bandh on movement of government vehicles within its jurisdiction.

In a statement HASSU president, A. Kughato Achumi and general secretary Itoka Yeptho said that the union was left with no option but to serve the ultimatum as the government had failed to act on its earlier representation submitted to the Chief Engineer, National Highways on November 13, 2017.

KVYO welcomes CMO’s clarification NH-702D indefinite bandh: MDTOA DIMAPUR, NOV 23 (NPN): Kohima Village Youth Organisation (KVYO) has appreciated the timely government response to the controversial words used in order to shift Hornbill International Rock Contest (HIRC) to Dimapur city.

According to KVYO, “security related Issues” was too unpalatable for it in particular and for every law-abiding resident of the Capital. Even the mention of “traffic congestion” was confounding since both Kohima and Dimapur face the same problem, the organisation added.

In a statement, KVYO president, Medozhatuo Rutsa and general secretary Ruokuoneitso Kire clarified that it never objected to the shifting of HIRC or any Hornbill-related activity to any part of the State by the government. “Nor is there any reason for us to do so for something that is not at all our prerogative,” it said.

The organisation, however, stated that the earlier “shocking excuse defiled our image and nul-

lified all previous sacrifices”, and added that Kohima had hosted all previous editions of HIRC and other events successfully without any breach of security.

“From the time Hornbill festival was first celebrated at Kohima Local Ground (Khuochiezie) till today where various events have expanded to Kisama, Peren, Zunheboto, Phek and Dimapur districts.

There has never been a security threat either at Kohima or any of the other districts, including Dimapur,” KVYO pointed out.

KVYO said-- “We Nagas have never been known for illtreatment of our visitors and guest. Not even the enemy during periods of unrest and conflict.

Every Naga community, including Kohima village, goes out of its way to ensure the safety of people residing within. The state government should of all institutions never again give false negative and whimsical labels to places and people! Especially for an entertainment activity.”

It added: “KVYO wishes that people and communities imagine themselves in our place and understand why we couldn’t remain silent and swallow an insult upon our community publicly for a mere Rock concert!”

KVYO said that from the beginning it desired that the issue be laid to rest by undoing the wrong that was said.

And with CMO finally retracting the statement and “clarifying” upon the matter, the organisation expressed its gratitude to the chief minister for his maturity and also to all those upright government servants, honest public leaders of Kohima and others, besides a very supportive public who stood with KVYO when Kohima was falsely labelled in national and state media unjustly.

KVYO also wished HIRC a grand success and assured its cooperation to the district and law enforcement agencies for any Hornbill Festival-related activity that might be held in its area as it was in the past.

members, others inspect road

MDTOA members along with others during the inspection.

MOKOKCHUNG, NOV 23: Mokokchung District Truck Owners’ Association (MDTOA) indefinite bandh along NH-702D which began from November 21 passed off peacefully.

On Thursday, MDTOA members along with Ao Senden president, DC Mokokchung, PWD NH officials, contractors

Transfer, posting of IPS/NPS officers

and pick-up truck union Mokokchung members made an on-spot inspection of MokokchungMariani road, NH-702D. MDTOA asserted that the bandh along NH 702D (MarianiMokokchung road) would be strictly enforced indefinitely until the road was repaired/ improved.

NCS officers to abstain from duty

DIMAPUR, NOV 23, (NPN): Nagaland Civil Service Association (NCSA) on Thursday resolved to abstain from official duty on November 24, in protest against the decision of the state government to induct Non-SCS into IAS. NCSA president in a press note stated that the decision to this effect was made on November 23 during its executive meeting. In this regard, all NCS officers have been asked to strictly adhere to the decision.

Toniho takes over as NTC president

D I M A P U R , NOV 2 3 (NPN): Toniho Yepthomi has taken over as the president of the Naga Tribes Council (NTC).

Informing of this in a press note, NTC general secretary Nribemo Ngullie said all correspondence/letter intended to the president may be addressed to Toniho Yepthomi, NTC president, Indian Red Cross Society Complex, Kohima- 797001, Nagaland, 8974766573.”

Sonowal new NEZCC director

D I M A P U R , NOV 2 3 (NPN): In a press release, the North East Zone Cultural Centre (NEZCC) has announced that the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, has appointed Jitul Sonowal as Director, NEZCC, on a short term contract, for a period of three (3) years. He joined as Director on November 22, 2017 at Dimapur.

Jitul Sonowal is 54 years old, an eminent singer, Music Director, Composer, lyricist and performer for more than 30 years in the field of Assamese Modern Song & Music, Folk Fusion and Folk Music. He also works in Assamese Films and Movies and Films Division of Assam.

Jitul Sonowal hails from Dibrugarh and is established at Guwahati.

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crime beat SKPC, CBCC celebrate 25 yrs of 1 held on charges 9 AR nabs 1 with arms & ammo partnership in God’s Mission of molesting minor

Members of SKPC and CBCC after unveiling the partnership monolith by Rev. Dr Choi Han Zu on Thursday.

DIMAPUR: South Korean Presbyterian Churches (SKPC) and Chakhesang Baptist Churches Council (CBCC) on Thursday celebrated 25th anniversary of “partnership in God’s Mission”, initiated by Rev. Dr. Choi Han Zu and Rev. Dr. Dingu Kenye at Baptist Theological College, Pfutsero.

Delivering a message from Ruth 4: 14-17, Rev. Dr. Choi Han Zu said that success was not achieved by an individual and that, the happy ending of Ruth’s

story was of collective effort of Naomi, Boaz, women of Bethlehem and Ruth herself.

He added that similarly, success in mission was not our own but God’s grace that made it possible.

Rev. Dr. Choi reminded the believers that it was God’s mission and that they must reconnect with each other in order to continue the mission work triumphantly.

Speaking during the programme, former home minister Nagaland and member of board of gover-

nors BTC, Thenucho Tunyi, thanked Rev. Dr. Choi Han Zu for making it possible for CBCC to take up many projects as well as sponsoring Naga theological students in South Korea. He said late Rev. Vepari Epao was the first Chakhesang to study in South Korea (1978).

Executive secretary CBCC, Rev. Dr. Vezopa Tetseo also acknowledged the sacrifice made by Rev. Dr. Choi Han Zu who had visited Nagaland for a record of 23 times and thanked Korean believers for their

news in Brief BJP 12th Tseminyu mandal executive meeting: BJP 12th Tseminyu mandal has convened a executive meeting on November 25, 11 a.m. at the residence of its general secretary, Rushvulo Kent, New Town, Tseminyu. All the Rengma BJP party workers of Tseminyu sub division and serving in various levels under the state BJP have been requested attend the meeting.

PBBYO executive meeting: Purana Bazar ‘B’ Youth Organization (PBBYO) has convened an executive meeting on November 25, 3 p.m. at the residence of youth treasurer. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting.

EDSC general executive meeting: East Dimapur Sumi Council (EDSC) has convened a general executive meeting on November 25, 8 a.m. at East Dimapur Sumi Council Hall, Purana bazaar Dimapur. All the executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

ADMSA Wokha unit general meeting: All District Ministerial Service Association (ADMSA) Wokha unit has convened a general meeting on November 25, 10 a.m. at district planning conference hall, Wokha. All the representatives and members have been requested to attend the meeting.

SPCCT golden jubilee general meeting: St.Peter’s Catholic Church Tesophenyu (SPCCT) golden jubilee committee has convened a general meeting on November 25, 11 a.m. at church premises. All the various committees have been requested to attend the meeting.

MHD general meeting: Mao Hoho Di-

mapur (MHO) has convened a general meeting on November 25, 11 a.m. at Moa community hall, Nagarjan. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting.

AND&BG prayer fellowship: All Nagaland Drivers’ and Body guards (AND&BG) Kohima monthly prayer fellowship cum thanks giving service under the theme “protection of life” would be held on November 25, 8 a.m. at SBCK Old Ministers’ Hill above VIP guest house Kohima.

ANDMSA Longleng unit emergency general meet: ANDMSA Longleng unit has convened an emergency general meeting on November 25, 10 a.m. at EBRC hall Longleng, behind GHSS. All the ministerial staff (Sr.HAs/HAs/ UDAs/LDAs) from all departments under Longleng district has been informed to attend the meeting. ANDMSA Longleng has warned that action would be initiated against absentees without any valid reason. Ministerial staffs yet to submit their membership fee have been asked to submit the same during the meeting.

T. Model village mass social work: Tsütuonuomia Model village by-pass Kohima would be organizing a mass social work on November 25 . All concerned members have been requested to take part in the social work.

ZBC platinum jubilee executive meeting: Zhekiye Baptist Church (ZBC) platinum jubilee members have convened its executive meeting on November 26.

All GBs, village council, church leaders and concerned members have been informed to be present on the day.

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generosity and faithfulness in partnering for God’s mission.

He said that CBCC has over 100 churches and that more than 86,000 members were sending missionaries through its mission department-Chakhesang Mission Society. Therefore, he requested the Korean believers to continue partnering in doing God’s mission.

BTC principal, Rev. Dr. Yiepetso Wezah, also shared the vision and commitment of the college.

The programme began with unveiling of partnership monolith by Rev. Dr. Choi Han Zu who also inaugurated CBCC prayer house at New Hope Prayer Centre, Rev. Dr. Dingu Kenye led the service, welcome speech was delivered by chairman board of governors BTC, Rev. Dr. Vevo Phesao, Neingupe-u K. Rhakho spoke on behalf of South Korean students alumni. Lim Jon Woo delivered greeting message, Rev. Dr. V.K. Nuh offered thanksgiving prayer and Rev. Khrutsoyi Luruo pronounced benediction.

Feast of patron St. Mar celebrated DIMAPUR: MGOS Church, Dimapur celebrated its feast of patron saint Mar Gregarious of Parumala on November 18 and 19 with Metropolitan of Niranam diocese, His Grace Dr. Yuhanon Mar Chrisostomos as chief celebrant.

According to a release

by MGOS Church, Dr. Yuhanon Mar Chrisostomos, in his message, highlighted the life of St. Gregarious of Parumala. He informed that after 115 years of St. Gregarious’s death, his life was still a model for others.

He said that during St. Gregarious’s life time and even after death irrespective of religion and caste thousands of devotees received immense blessings through his intercession.

Dr. Yuhanon further informed that now Parumala was a global pilgrimage centre of the Syrian Orthodox Church.

After the Holy Communion, a public meeting was held in the church along with procession followed by love feast. Guest of honour, DCP Dimapur, Dr. Ilyas, also highlighted the orthodox communities and all educational mission activities around the world. People from Kohima, Jorhat and other parts of Nagaland participated along with all Malayalee community of Dimapur.

CHILDLINE Dimapur organises awareness prog

(L-R): CHILDLINE Dimapur members along with children during children’s day and awareness programme for adolescent girls.

DIMAPUR: As part of the ongoing “CHILDLINE se Dosti” campaign, CHILDLINE Dimapur celebrated children’s day with the children of Grace Learning Centre (GLC), Lengrijan and also visited shelters home: CCI Prodigals’ Home and Community Education Centre Society on at Fellowship Colony on November 14 and 15 respectively.

According to a release

by CHILDLINE Dimapur, the children were sensitized on the usage of the toll free CHILDLINE helpline number 1098, which is manned 24x7. They were asked to contact the number if witness or are aware of children K

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being abused, abandoned, missing, loitering around or in distress situation.

The release informed that the children took part in various recreational activities, competitions with exciting gifts.

During the post children’s day celebration, the resource person, Sunday school teacher of MBCD, Komuni Maheo, led the children with a special blessing prayer. Children’s day programme on November 14 was attended by children of Grace learning Centre (GLC). GLC is an informal learning centre for those children who do not attend school.

Earlier in a separate progamme, CHILDLINE Dimapur, as part of the ongoing annual countrywide “CHILDLINE Se Dosti” campaign, on November 10conducted a health and CHILDLINE awareness programme for adolescent girls studying in standard VI & VII at Sacred Heart School under Toulazouma village, Dimapur.

A press release by CHILDLINE Dimapur, counsellor, Aligha V. Yeptho, stated that the programme was to motivate and educate the girls present to improve their health, disease prevention and reduce risky behaviours.

Counsellor Yeptho gave a session on “health and hygiene” focusing on menstruation cycle, its symptoms and management.

Yeptho concluded by advising the students to consult adult females in the family or adult female relatives if they faced any irregularity or problems in their menstruation cycle.

Sanitary pads were also distributed to the students where Lozua Kape, CHILDLINE Dimapur centre coordinator, demonstrated the proper usage of sanitary pads. The students were also educated about the toll free CHILDLINE helpline number 1098 manned 24x7.

DIMAPUR: 9 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) launched an operation in general area Kami road junction of Pfutsero sub-division on November 18 and apprehended one FGN member.

According to 9 Assam Rifles, during the operation, troops of Assam Rifles apprehended one FGN member identified as Mesengulo Wetsah (36) son of late Zhiethsunyi of Zapami village, Pfutsero.

Assam Rifles informed that one 7.62 MM rifle and

DIMAPUR: Dimapur police on Thursday informed that one person was arrested on charges of allegedly molesting a minor girl. In a press note, Addl. DCP & PRO Dimapur police said based on the FIR lodged by the victim’s mother on November 11, the Women police personnel arrested the accused “Mhonyamo The arrested person with seized items.

Kikon, son of Nyimgao one magazine with five live son handed over to Pfutsero Kikon” a resident of Purana rounds were seized from his police station for further in- Bazaar, Dimapur. Accordpossession. The arrested per- vestigation, informed AR. ingly a case has been registered at Women PS for further investigation.

One held with arms, ammunition 2 held for collecting DIMAPUR: 44 Assam Rifles in an operation along with a police representative in general area Shakchi village, Longleng district on November 20 has apprehended Pongang Phom (46) son of Pamang Phom, resident of Shakchi village, Longleng district.

According to a release by Assam Rifles, the troops recovered three pistols with magazine (country made), one rifle with magazine (country made), two rifle barrel (country made) and 16 live rounds from his possession.

Assam Rifles informed that the apprehended revealed that he had been working on behalf of NSCN (K) and further added that the apprehendee along with the recovered items has been handed over to Police Station The arrested person with seized items. Longleng for further investigation.

32 AR nabs NSCN (I-M) members

DIMAPUR: 32 Assam Rifles (AR) along with police representative launched an operation in general area Signal Basti, Dimapur on November 18 and arrested three persons along with arms and ammunition.

According to a release

by Assam Rifles, during of the operation, troops of AR apprehended three individuals identified as NSCN (I-M) deputy kilonser, Rangkhamong Anar (54) resident of Signal Angami village, NSCN (I-M) ‘captain’, Nagaho Yaptho (38) resident of Vishiye village, Niuland and Aron Chishi, (33) resident of Hovukhu village, Niuland.

Assam Rifles informed

The three arrested persons with seized items. that one AK-56 rifle with magazine, one point 22 mm rifle with magazine, 92 live rounds of assorted ammunition, 862 number Spasmo Proxyvon capsules, nine Nitrosin tablets and 14 number of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) of Rs 100

denomination were seized from their possession.

The apprehended individuals along with the recovered items have been handed over to Sub Urban Police Station, Dimapur for further investigation, informed the release.

DIMAPUR: Kohima police has arrested two “vehicle lifters” in connection with the theft of a truck (NL01A-9602) from Peducha village.

In a press release, superintendent of police Kohima, Vekhosa Chakesang, informed that Rohim Uddin (21), son of late Saidul Rakman, Lutumari Goan village, Nagoan district Assam and present resident of 6th mile Chumukedima and Mone Dehiangia (23) son of Nila Dehingia, of Dehiangia Goan village, Dibrugarh district Assam were arrested in this connection.

A case has been registered at Sechü (Zubza) police station against the arrested persons for further investigation, informed the release.

41 Assam Rifles nabs ‘arms dealer’

DIMAPUR: 41 Assam Rifles along with police representative launched an operation in general area Burma Camp, Dimapur on November 20 and apprehended one person along with one point 22 mm revolver and six rounds.

According to a release by Assam Rifles, the apprehended individual was identified as Hemgengmi, son of S P Rangmai, resident of Burma Camp, Dimapur.

The apprehended individual along with the recovered arms and ammunition had been handed over to East Police Station, Dimapur for further The arrested person with seized weapon. investigation, informed the release.

Dmu police seize ganja; arrest 3 DIMAPUR: Dimapur police manning Chumukedima police check gate has seized ganja on three separate occasions and arrested three persons in connection with these cases.

According to a release by additional deputy commissioner of police/PRO Dimapur, on November 7, Dimapur police intercepted one gypsy and recovered 160 kgs (approx) of contraband Ganja. In this connection,

DIMAPUR: Dimapur police has arrested two persons for collecting “illegal taxes under the name of NSCN (IM) from the trucker near Dimapur railway area”. According to a release by additional deputy commissioner of police/PRO Dimapur, on November 11 Dimapur police crime branch (CID) arrested one NSCN (I-M) raja peyu, Kabir Ahmed son of Md Aklasur Rahman of Kanhai Bazar village, Assam and Nazmul Islam, son of Abdul Noin, of Daya Pasna village, Karimganj Assam, presently residing at Naga Bazar, Dimapur. In this connection, Dimapur police Pro said one 32 pistol, five 32 live rounds, 2580 Spasmo Proxyvon capsules and duplicate receipt booklet were recovered from their possession. A case was registered at GRPS for further investigation, informed PRO.

FGN members held

Kohima police arrest ‘vehicle lifters’

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one Aba Tetseo, son of Hunetsu of Luzaphuhu village, Phek was arrested. A case has been registered at Chumukedima PS for further investigation, informed PRO. On November 8, Dimapur police along with special branch team conducted a joint operation and seized 90 kgs (approx) of contraband ganja from one Tata Indica (ASIT 9456). PRO informed that the driver of the vehicle Lolly Kape son

of Niponi Kape, of Topopfu village, Senapati (Manipur) was arrested and a case was registered at Chumukedima PS for further investigation. On November 13, Dimapur police recovered 30 kgs (approx) of contraband ganja from Lonyi Anele Mero, wife of late Kuzuve of Pfutseromi village, Phek.

She was arrested and a case was registered at women PS for further investigation, informed PRO.

DIMAPUR: 35 Assam Rifles along with police representative launched an operation on November 15 in Mon town and apprehended two FGN cadres.

According to a release by Assam Rifles, the apprehendees were identified as ChongngamKonyak (39) son of Panglem Konyak, resident of Tuimei village Mon district and Nokmok Konyak (41) son of Wanjen Konyak, resident of Eastern Lonkei village, Myanmar.

The release informed that one 9mm pistol with live ammunition and 25 extortion slips were seized from their possession. Apprehended individuals along with recovered items have been being handed over to Police Station, Mon for further investigation, informed the release.

Dmu police arrest 1

DIMAPUR: Dimapur police has arrested one person identified as Laventhung Lotha son of Y. Mosah Lotha of Phiro village, Wokha resident of 1st gate Chumukedima on November 10 while attempting to steal an auto-rickshaw from Walford area, Dimapur. According to a release by additional deputy commissioner of police/PRO Dimapur, a case has been registered at East PS for further investigation.

1 held for selling fake cosmetics

DIMAPUR: Acting on a complaint of sale of “bogus and counterfeit cosmetics products” at Binit store located at F1/5 New Market, Dimapur, Dimapur police conducted a raid and arrested one person. According to a release by additional deputy commissioner of police/PRO Dimapur, police seized several fake cosmetics from the shop and arrested one person identified as Sanjeet Chaudhury, son of Amar Nath Chaudhury of Lavapur Anrayan village, Mohanar, Vaishali (Bihar) presently residing at Midland colony. PRO said a case has been registered at east police station for further investigation.

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WEATHER FORECAST November 24

(Temperature in ºC)

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Agartala Sunny and pleasant

32 26

Mostly sunny and pleasant

24 13

Guwahati Mostly sunny and pleasant

27 17

Mostly sunny and pleasant

24 13

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Itanagar Mostly sunny and not as warm 24 13 Shillong

Mostly sunny

18 8

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20 10

Dimapur Mostly sunny and not as warm 25 14 Mkg

Mostly sunny and pleasant

Tuensang Mostly sunny and cooler Wokha

WDLSA, ZDLSA, KDLSA organise various programmes

Mainly clear and cooler

Zunheboto Sunshine and not as warm

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WDLSA members at observation home Zuvotung Colony.

ZDLSA members and others after the consultative meeting.

Kohima District Legal Services Authority members.

D I M A P U R : Wo k h a District Legal Services Authority (WDLSA), Zunheboto District Legal Services Authority (ZDLSA) and Kohima District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) in separate occasions organised various programmes.

W D L S A : Wo k h a District Legal Services Authority visited observation home Zuvotung Colony Wokha on Thursday.

During the interaction with the staffs and superintendent of the observation home, Wobenthung

APP Wokha Renbemo Tungoe visited the observation home.

ZDLSA: Zunheboto District Legal Services Authority in collaboration with District AIDS Protection and Control Unit Zunheboto organised district level consultative meeting on stigma and discrimination CABA uptake of social and legal protection benefits by PLHIV, CABA and MARPS at NZP+ conference hall on Thursday.

Representatives from district administration,

at Keziekie and Legal Services Clinic (LSC) Kohima College on November 21.

During the visit, five panel lawyers along with one para legal volunteer held an interactive session with superintendent, Observation Home Keziekie, Esther Nakro.

She also informed the visiting team that currently there are 11 staff members and four pending cases.

Esther Nakro lamented that some parents do not even visit their child after dropping them at the observation home.

Patton, the members had a wide consultation on various works and functions of the observation home.

The secretary also interacted and consulted with guardians and juvenile who were in conflict with law and was placed at the observation home for past three months.

CJM and secretary WDLSA, Seyielenuo Mezhu with Retainer Lawyer WDLSA, Gracy Ezung, panel lawyers WDLSA, Meribemo Lotha and Renbonthung Tsanglao and

ARSU organises advocacy Teachers’ programme on HIV & AIDS training on

Health awareness at Gaili village

DIMAPUR: Health awareness programme was organised by health sub-centre management committee Gaili under Nagaland health project (NHP) on the topic, “substance abuse” on November 21 at panchayat hall Gaili Village, Peren.

Section of the gathering at the advocacy programme on HIV & AIDS. DIMAPUR: One day advocacy programme on HIV & AIDS sponsored by the Legislators Forum on AIDS (LFA) Kohima was organised by Atoizu Range Students’ Union (ARSU) on November 15 at Atoizu town under Zunheboto district.

In a press release, ARSU informed that, ADC Atoizu, Arikumba, while addressing the gathering, encouraged the church and community leaders to start taking initiative in addressing the issues related to HIV and AIDS. Arikumba encouraged the leaders to be more responsible and to create awareness on HIV & AIDS. He also thanked LFA for coming over to Atoizu range for educating the people on serious issues and problems related to

HIV and AIDS. Arikumba hoped that the association would continue to fight for the cause till the goal was achieved.

In the programme, district programme office from district AIDS control programme unit (DAPCU), Hokishe gave a brief presentation on HIV & AIDS scenario in Nagaland and Zunheboto in particular. Hukatoli from LFA also gave a presentation on risk and vulnerability and the role of Church and community leaders.

LFA, Tevete Lasuh delivered the keynote address and support staff from LFA at cradle ridge Kohima, Pikali shared her experiences and encouraged the participants to come forward with positive responses to create a better world for the children.

DIMAPUR: Teachers’ training on Automated Monitoring System (AMS) under MDM scheme was conducted for Wokha district after the “one-day conference cum interactive session for review study on communitization of elementary education” on November 22 at Town Hall, Wokha.

A press statement issued by JEO Wokha C. Rakomo Ezung, resource person, Veronica Kithan conducted the training while SDEO Wokha, Orenboni Lotha, delivered the keynote address.

Resource person, Veronica equipped the teachers about the software of AMS for real time or instant reporting of meals served to students on a daily basis through SMSs from registered mobile numbers of teachers which was launched on August 4, 2017.

In her keynote address, SDEO Wokha, highlighted in brief the importance of AMS for effective implementation and daily reporting of number of meals served in schools.

She also urged the teachers to keep updating their knowledge in tune with the changing world.

Garos of Nagaland celebrate Wangala festival

A cultural troupe presenting dance during Wangala festival.

DIMAPUR: Garos of Nagaland celebrated their post harvest festival Wangala under the theme “our culture is the soul of our tribe” on November 21 at Samaguri village.

T h e f e s t i va l w a s organised by Wangala Celebration Committee (WCC) in association with Nagaland Garo Tribal Council (NGTC), Garo Students’ Union Nagaland Zone (GSUNZ), Garo Mother’s Association Nagaland (GMAN) and All Nagaland Garo National Association (ANGA).

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She further suggested the court to dispose the case and put them on probation for further counselling, as it becomes very difficult to contact the juvenile after they are released on bail.

The panel lawyers also made a visit to the LSC, Kohima College Legal Literacy Club at Kohima College and interacted with the students. The panel lawyers shared their experiences and told the students how they should functions their legal services clinic.

Training-cumdemonstration on NFSM (pulse) DIMAPUR: One day training-cum-demonstration on National Food Security Mission (NFSMPulse) was organised by agriculture department Mongkolemba under the initiative of Sub Divisional Agricultural Officer (SDAO) Mangkolemba, A. Temsu on November 23 at Changdang village.

In a keynote address, A. Temsu, briefed upon the farmers the purpose of NFSM scheme and encouraged the farmers to sustain themselves through hard work in farming.

The far mers were told to minimize the use of chemical inputs urged them to practice organic farming.

On-field training and demonstration was carried out on field pea by AI, Chaso, on mustard and lentil by Agricultural Officer (AO) II, Onglu and the programme was chaired by village jurisdiction in-charge AFA, Mayangsangba.

NPF Wokha div, 15 SA- II AC consultative meetings

AMS in Wka

SDO (C) Wka directs

DIMAPUR: Wokha district administration has issued directive for removal of building materials like stone boulders, stone chips, sand etc, off road/vehicles lying on the NH-2 (erstwhile NH61) in Wokha Town which has obstructed the smooth flow of traffic and also causing blockage of drains along the road. SDO (C), Wokha, Lanusela Longkumer has directed all concerned to clear all such materials/off road vehicles from the highway within one month from the date of issue of the order.

SDO (C) has cautioned that violation of the order shall lead to seizure of such lead to seizure of such materials/unused vehicles to be auctioned off and added that no complain would be entertained after the cut-off date.

legal services authority, District Education, Observation Home Zunheboto, STH, social welfare department along with DAPCU and CABA attended the meeting.

Earlier, EAC and Medical Officer Dr. Wap a n g d e l ive r e d s h o r t speech, resource person was Tovi. Z. Yeptho, while retainer lawyer ZDLSA spoke on the topic.

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In a press release, convenor WCC, Prodip D. Sangma, stated that, the chief guest of the programme was president Indigenous Minority Tribes of Nagaland (IMTN), advocate K. Lun Tungnung; guest of honour was president Garo Students’ Union, Central Executive Committee (CEC) Tura Meghalaya, Tengsak G. Momin and special guest was assistant secretary North East Students’ Organisation (NESO), Manseng Sangma.

Speaking at the pro-

gram, Tungnung highlighted the gathering about the grievances of Minority Tribes of Nagaland (MTN) and urged the Garos of Nagaland to be united and work hard hand in hand with all the other MTN, as indigenous tribes of Nagaland and shared a common history.

He also highlighted the visions and achievements of IMTN after its formation.

Tengsak urged the Garos of Nagaland to preserve their culture and tradition as it is the main founda-

tion of being a tribal and added that Garos should be proud of their rich culture history.

He also assured the gathering to extend every possible help from the Garos of Meghalaya during the times of needs.

The programme commenced with an invocation

by Garo Baptist Church Chumukedima, Pastor Eltish D Sangma, welcome song by Samaguri village, welcome address was delivered by convenor WCC, Prodip D Sangma, brief account of the Wangala was presented by GSUNZ president, Cliff D Sangma, vote of thanks by WCC secretary, Abraham W Sangma and benediction by GBC Midland Dimapur, Pastor, Mopish K Sangma.

Other highlights of the programme include Wangala dance by Ekranipathar and Samaguri village, Garo folk music

by Samaguri youth followed by A’ Chik female voice from Garo Students’ Union Dimapur Town Unit (GSUDTU) and indigenous games displayed

by Eralibill youth.

(L-R) NPF Wokha Division officials and NPF Central team after the meeting. NPF 15 Southern Angami (SA) - II A/C members after the meeting cum picnic.

DIMAPUR: Naga Peo- port to the just cause of vice president and Wokha ground, Viswema village ple’s Front (NPF) Wokha “clean election campaign” in-charge Hachio Patton, on November 22. division and 15 Southern of the Nagaland Christian NPF Central vice presiA press release issued Angami (SA) - II A/C Forum led by the NBCC in dent Mhonjan Humtsoe, by P. Tepekrovi Kiso stated organised separate con- its fight against undesirable and NPF Central general that parliamentary secsultative meetings on No- and unwanted elements secretary, K. Mhonthung retary for Economics & vember 22. and it also re-appealed all Odyuo spoke in brief, NPF Statistics & SCERT, Er. In Wokha, a five-point NPF party rank and files Wokha Division presi- Kropol Vitsu, and represolution was adopted to cohesively run the affairs dent, Yanthungo Kikon resentative of Southern by officials of NPF Cen- of the party. delivered presidential ad- Angami- II A/C stated that tral, Division and A/C The house also ap- dress, while short speeches the constituency would level, and frontal wings pealed the party legislators were also delivered by continue to support the of the party at the NPF to extend its unwavering all presidents and fron- dynamic leadership of Wokha Division consul- support and guidance to tal presidents of the four Neiphiu Rio and TR Zetative meeting at Tourist the various party organi- assembly constituencies liang.

Lodge, Wokha. zations at divisions and under Wokha district.

He pointed out that A press statement is- A/C level for the smooth T h e m e e t i n g wa s the ECI would uphold the sued by NPF Wokha divi- functioning with an aim to chaired by NPF Wokha democratic principle while sion, president, Yanthungo achieve more success for division, working presi- delivering its judgement Kikon and working presi- the NPF party. dent, Yilobemo Humtsoe in the issue of party cock dent, Yilobemo Humtsoe, The house also recom- Invocation was said by symbol. said the five-point resolu- mitted to itself all the pre- Yanbo Yanthan, ShanEr. Kropol also stated tion included reiteration vious resolutions passed by chobeni Kikon presented a that the government of of the October 24, 2017 both the legislative wing special number, and CEC India would sincerely redecision and endorsed and the party organiza- member, Phyobemo Murry solve the long protracted the five-point resolution tion and reiterated its full proposed vote of thanks. Naga political issue at the adopted by the parliamen- support as well as renewed NPF 15 SA- II AC: earliest as desired by the tary working committee on its allegiance to the NPF NPF 15 Southern Angami Nagas. All the party men at November 17, 2017. party led by Neiphiu Rio (SA) - II A/C hold consul- the meeting fully endorsed The house also ex- and T.R. Zeliang. tative meeting-cum-annual the statements, informed tended its unreserved supEarlier, NPF Central picnic at K. Khel local the press release.

ICFAI organises ‘annual inter-Hr. Sec. commerce quiz’

PVHSS with the trophy and other participants.

DIMAPUR: Higher secondary schools from Dimapur participated in the “annual inter-higher secondary commerce quiz contest 2017” organised by department of commerce, ICFAI University Nagaland on November 22.

According to a release

by ICFAI University, the quiz contest was aimed at encouraging the exposure to practical approach to commerce education and making the students implement a philosophy of imagination and interaction.

In his address, ICFAI University vice chancellor, Dr. C.P. Alexander said that what was more important was the participation and not winning or losing. He motivated the students to improve their analytical skills and reasoning ability

which would help them earn their livelihood.

Earlier during the programme, Dr. C.P. Alexander lit up the traditional lamp; commerce students of ICFAI University welcomed the participants with a welcome song, while the welcome address was given

by HoD commerce, Santosh Kumar.

P r a n a b Vi d ya p i t h Higher Secondary School emerged as winner and Ram Janaki Higher Secondary School as runners –up. The participants were awarded with Luca Pacilio trophy and certificates by Dean (Academics), Wapangsenla Imchen, while judges of the quiz were Asst. Professor, ICFAI, Ajay Chakraborty, and Chetri from Cornerstone Higher Secondary School, Dimapur.

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Journalist killing leads to clashes, shutdown in Tripura

Agartala, Nov 23 (IANS): Many activists of different political parties were injured in clashes while normal life was hit in Left ruled Tripura as the BJP, Congress and other parties called a shutdown on Thursday to protest the killing of a journalist by a Tripura State Rifles (TSR) trooper.

“Around 25 activists of different political parties including BJP and CPI-M were injured following the clashes in various places across Tripura,” a police official said.

Police said around 600 activists of the BJP and other parties were arrested for picketing in front of government offices in different parts of the state.

Most of the government, semi-government, private offices, educational institu-

tions, shops and business establishments were closed due to the strike called by the BJP, the Congress, the Trinamool Congress and the Indigenous Nationalist Party of Tripura.

Banks and financial institutions were also closed in view of the shutdown, which was opposed by the ruling CPI-M led Left Front.

All vehicles, except those of security forces, went off the roads. The bandh did not affect flights and train services in and out of Tripura. “The strike was successful and spontaneous,” state BJP President Biplab Kumar Deb said.

Security forces led by senior police officials have been deployed across the state to prevent any untoward incident.

According to police,

TSR Second Battalion Rifleman Nandu Kumar Reang shot dead Sudip Datta Bhowmik, 50, at Radha Kishore Nagar, 25 km from Agartala, following an altercation on Tuesday. Reang was the bodyguard of Second Battalion Commandant Tapan Debbarma.

Bhowmik, who was a reporter with “Syandan Patrika” and television channel “Vanguard”, is survived by his wife, a government teacher, and two children.

Most of the local newspapers left their editorial blank on Thursday with a thick black border to register their strong protest over the killing.

Numerous theories and claims have surfaced regarding the reason behind the journalist’s killing, the second incident involving a

media man in the state.

“Syandan Patrikaa” editor and Tripura Newspaper Society President Subal Kumar Dey alleged that his reporter was targeted by the commandant as the former had written many stories against him in the newspaper.

“It was a pre-planned cold-blooded assassination and they tried to hide the body to destroy evidence.

Bhowmik was killed as he had exposed the TSR commandant’s illegal acts,” Dey told the media.

Police, however, claim Bhowmik had stolen an envelope containing a huge amount of money or some confidential documents from Debbarma’s table while the latter was in the toilet after their meeting in the office chamber.

Fuel shortage in Manipur

Officials of International Boxing Association (AIBA) enjoy elephant ride at the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary in Morigaon district of Assam on Thursday. (PTI)

Act East Policy aims at wiping out revolutionary movement: UNLF

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Nov 23: Manipur based United National Liberation Front (UNLF) has Thursday alleged that India’s Act East Policy was aimed at wiping out the revolutionary movement of the region.

In a statement issued on the eve of its 53rd foundation celebration, UNLF alleged India of dividing the different communities of the state by spewing venoms to incite hatred among the communities.

The statement of the UNLF also called for a peoples’ war to liberate the erstwhile nation to a sovereign and independent nation.

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about the fate of the indigenous people of the state, UNLF Central Committee stated, “when nations across the globe has been moving towards development in this 21st century, the Manipuris, instead of taking part in the competition, has been moving backward.”

Reacting to the use of words like “Presence of rebels has hindered developmental works” by various Indian political leaders, the statement alleged it as a political gimmick to mislead the people.

The UNLF said that the root of the political conflict in the region was the uncertain fate of the people of the state after it was forcibly annexed in the

Indian Union in 1949.

It reminded that the period at which Manipur was annexed was a time when decolonization was taking place in the globe.

“India too was decolonized by the British but in contrast it again forcibly annexed the nation state called Manipur.

UNLF is only a resistance force against the colonialism which is accepted by the International law,” it said.

UNLF also alleged India of waging secrete war against the people of Manipur and WESEA. “India has been sending their army in the region to dominate the region besides waging a cultural and financial imperialism war against the people,” it added.

NOTICE

With reference to the facebook comments on the 6 of November 2017, accusing the NSF President, I do hereby admit that I have leveled baseless allegation against the NSF President without any evidence or proof. With clear conscience I have written these comments and this is my personal view and it does not have authentic evidence to accuse the NSF President, past or present. through these comments in social media. the good image and reputation of the NSF President and the Office is tarnished and I do hereby my apology. in good faith, the matter was resolved amicably on 22nd November 2017.

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NO.DC/KPE/JUD-11/2012-13/808/ /Dated Kiphire The 21st Nov’ 2017 Whereas Smti. Ratsu wife of Late. K. Thongthong Yimchunger of Shamator Village has applied for issue of succession certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925 in order to draw/receive the payments of movable/immovable properties of her husband Late. K. Thongthong NP (ABC) serving under the establishment of the Office of the Superintendent of Police Kiphire District, who expired on 01/11/ 2017.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY 1. G.P.F 2. G.I.S 3. F.B.F 4. Pension case 5. Any other dues etc. From the Office of the Superintendent of Police Kiphire District.

Public are hereby asked to file objection/claims if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this order. If no objection/claims is received within the given time, Succession certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant.

(SEDEVIKHO KHRO) Deputy Commissioner, Kiphire:: Nagaland DP-12225

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IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE

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It is hereby declared by the family members and relatives of Mr. Suponungsang Yaden, son of Late Limayanger Yaden of Merangkong Village that any person/individual dealing/has dealt in any monetary transaction in terms of loan or any other land related transaction shall be doing so at their own risk, as such, his family members and relatives shall not be held responsible for any action(s) done by him.

Sworn before me on the 23rd day of November, 2017.

Regd. No. 8000/17 DP-12221

Regd. No. TLU/1709

Date: 23/11/2017

DECLARATION

Notary Public Dt. 15/11/2017

I, Mrs. Amongla Phom, presently residing at Kangching Village, District Longleng, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That the name Amongla Phom and Mrs. Yangermungla is same in one person.

2. That my name Smti. Yangermungla is appears in my Aadhaar Card and Birth Certificate.

3. That my name Amongla Phom is appears in my Pensioner book.

4. Whereas my name is officially/documents known as Amongla Phom.

5. Hence my name Amongla Phom shall be used in all my official and relevant documents from now onward.

Deponent This declaration documents is made before the Magistrate Court Tamlu on 15th day of Nov. 2017.

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Asean connect: Sushma holds meet with Govs of NE states

New Delhi, Nov 23 (IANS): As India boosts its trade, connectivity and people-to-people ties with southeast Asia under the Act East Policy, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday held an interactive meeting with the Governors of the northeastern states and the Lieutenant Governor of Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Stating that acting east through India’s northeastern region, External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Raveesh Kumar tweeted that Sushma Swaraj chaired the interactive discussion with the Governors of the northeastern states and the Lieutenant Governor of Andaman and Nicobar Islands to synchronise the views of the northeastern states into the Asean-centric Act East Policy. “The interactive discussion will feed into the deliberations at the Asean-India Commemorative Summit 2018 marking 25 years of Asean-India

Assam govt delegation to visit disputed border

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Nov 23: Manipur on Thursday faced acute shortage of fuel following a strike by owners of oil tankers in protest against government policies.

Most petrol pumps remain closed even though there was enough stock to last 21 days in the government control oil depot, said official source.

Long lines of vehicles were seen at almost all oil pumps. However, most of the motorists could not get fuel and had to buy from black marketers.

Oil tanker owners under the aegis of All Manipur Petroleum Products Transporters Association (AMPPTA) has announced the indefinite strike from Thursday demanding Indian Oil Cooperation Limited (IOCL) to cancel its newly floated tender for the transporters. Members of the agitating oil tankers’ body also staged protest demonstration in front of the government oil depot in Imphal’s Malom.

Ta lking to m edia , AMPPTA secretary A Tamphayai alleged that authorities of IOCL did nothing despite their repeated appeals and meetings to rectify the newly floated norms.

He contended that the rate offered in the newly floated tender was much lesser than the rates quoted in 2014.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, november 24, 2017

DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

Civil Misc. Case No. 68/17 (Legal Heir)

NOTICE

Whereas the Petitioner Smti. Shyamoly Chakraborty, W/o Late Pranoy Chakraborty, resident of H.No. 66 Ward No. 7 Westyard Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland has filed a petition praying for declaring the Petitioner and as 'Legal Heir' and 'Next of Kin' of Lt. Pranoy Chakraborty.

Notice is hereby issued inviting objections, if any to file before this Court on or before 8th day of December' 2017, as to why the prayer of the Petitioner shall not be granted.

Given under my hand and seal of this Court this 8th day of Nov' 2017.

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Regd. No. 2560/2017

(S. Hukato Swu) Principal District & Sessions Judge, Dimapur : Nagaland

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 23.11.2017

I, Smti. Khetoni Yepthomi alias Khetoni Yeptho alias K. Khetoni Sema, D/o Zuhoi, aged about 46 years, permanent resident of Tokiye, Zunheboto, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and state on oaths as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name has been entered as Khetoni Yeptho in my Aadhaar Card, Khetoni Yepthomi in my SBI Saving Account bearing Account No. 11736645067, and K Khetoni Sema in my Service Release order.

3. That my names Khetoni Yepthomi, Khetoni Yeptho and K. Khetoni Sema, pertains to one and single person i.e me and all names are used by me.

4. That I am swearing this affidavit for the purpose of having three different names of mine.

5. That henceforth, I shall be known as Khetoni Yepthomi, Khetoni Yeptho and K. Khetoni Sema, for all official purpose and intents.

6. That I do verify that the contents of the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein.

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent on this the 23rd day of November 2017 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

Notary Public DP-12227

Guwahati, Nov 23 (PTI): An Assam government delegation would visit the disputed border with Nagaland tomorrow following reports that the neighbouring state has set up a sub-division inside Golaghat district of Assam.

The delegation would be headed by Agriculture Minister Atul Bora, an MLA of Bokakhat constituency in Golaghat district.

“Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has constituted a six-member delegation under the leadership of Agriculture Minister Atul Bora to visit Assam-Nagaland border to take stock of the latest situation there,” an official release said.

The delegation would inspect the inter-state border tomorrow and submit a report to the chief minister, the release said here.

A section of the media here recently reported that Nagaland has set up a new sub-division in Golaghat district.

Assam and Nagaland share a 434 km long boundary and the border dispute dates back to 1963 when Nagaland was carved out of Assam’s Naga Hills district.

dialogue relations featuring an enhanced role for the northeastern region, India’s gateway to the Asean,” Kumar said. This year marks the silver anniversary of the dialogue partnership between India and the 10member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean).

To mark the conclusion of a series of events celebrating this milestone, an Asean-India Commemorative Summit will be held in New Delhi on January 25, 2018, which is expected to be attended by the leaders of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. These leaders will also attend next year’s Republic Day celebrations collectively as chief guests.

The India-Asean relationship was elevated to that of a Strategic Partnership in 2012 during the 20th anniversary Commemorative Summit in New Delhi.

Happy birthday Arenlong, We thank our lord and saviour for guiding you till today as you turn 8 yrs old.we pray that God will continuously blessed you with a sound health and a long life.

With lots of___________________________ love,Dad,Mom & sis Asenla.

Janam Din Mubarak NRI Here is to another year full of experience, Joy, happiness surprises and good luck.

May you have the most applelicious and glamorous birthday ever!!

With pout & twerk the Apple Squad.

3 die as unidentified vehicle rams bike Tezpur, Nov 23 (PTI): Three persons lost their lives Thursday when their motorcycle was hit by an unidentified vehicle from behind on National Highway-15 at Ghoramari under Salanibari police outpost in Sonitpur district, police said.

Of them, two died on the spot while the third lost his life on the way to hospital, a police official said.

One person has been identified as James Tapno from Puniani village of Solmara, while the other two are yet to be recognised, the official said. He added that an operation to nab the errant vehicle is on.

MILITARY ENGINEER SERVICES NOTICE INVITING E-TENDERS ASSISTANT GARRISON ENGINEER (INDEPENDENT) ZAKHAMA, C/O 99 APO AGE (I) Zakhama, C/O 99 APO on behalf of the President of India invites online item rate/percentage rate/ Lump bids on Single Stage two cover bid system for the following works :1. Name of work

REPAIR/MAINT AND REPLACMENT OF STREET LIGHTS WITH SECURITY LIGHTS AND ELECTRIC POLE AND ALLIED CONNECTED WORKS AT CHAKABAMA MIL STN

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MILITARY ENGINEER SERVICES NOTICE INVITING E-TENDERS ASSISTANT GARRISON ENGINEER (INDEPENDENT) ZAKHAMA, C/O 99 APO AGE (I) Zakhama, C/O 99 APO on behalf of the President of India invites online item rate/percentage rate/ Lump bids on Single Stage two cover bid system for the following works :1. Name of work CERTAIN REVENUE AND MINOR WORKS AT VARIOUS PLACES AT ZAKHAMA MILITARY STATION 2. Estimated Cost Rs. 9.60 (Rupees Nine Lakh Sixty Thousand only) 3. Period of completion 06 Months 4. Tender ID 2017_ MES_156691_1 1. Name of work

REPAIRS/MAINT TO INTERNAL ROADS AND ALLIED WORKS AT CERTAIN PLACES AT CHAKABAMA MIL STN 2. Estimated Cost Rs. 7.50 (Rupees Seven Lakh fifty thousand only) 3. Period of completion 06 Months 4. Tender ID 2017_ MES_156707_1 1. Name of work

SPL REPAIRS TO RETAINING WALL NEAR BLDG NO T-393 AND T-380 AT ZAKHAMA MIL STN 2. Estimated Cost Rs. 9.58 (Rupees Nine Lakhs fifty eight thousand only) 3. Period of completion 06 Months 4. Tender ID 2017_ MES_156708_1 Tele/Fax : 0370221081 Email : ageizakhama@gmail.com

Date : 12.06.17 AFFIDAVIT ACTUAL NAME DECLARATION I, Shri. S. Vihozhe Sema, S/o Sakiye Sumi permanent resident of Alahuto Colony under Zunheboto district, Nagaland do hereby solemnly swear an oath and declare as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi Naga Community, resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my actual name is S. Vihozhe Sema which is recorded in my identity card.

3. That due to ignorance and mistake, my name is inadvertently entered and recorded as S. Vihozhe Sumi in my Pass Book bearing account No. 20254237124.

4. That the above mentioned name S. Vihozhe Sema and S. Vihozhe Sumi refers to one and the same person and i.e me.

5. That through this declaration I shall rectify the use of my name as S. Vihozhe Sema for all official and legal process and in all proceeding.

6. That the statement made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein.

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared an oath before me...... Advocate Notary Public Zunheboto on this day...... at Zunheboto, Nagaland.

First Class Magistrate Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-12212

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BEFORE NOTARY PUBLIC/OATH COMMISSIONER NAGALAND DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

AFFIDAVIT

Regd. No. 1060/17 Date : 22/11/17

I, Shri. Moakumzuk, S/o Late Nungshilepzuk alias Sher Bahadur Sonar, resident of H/No. 423, Master Colony, Kuda Village 'C' Khel, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as here under :1) That, my father's name was recorded as Sher Bahadur Sonar in my Service Records. Whereas my father's name was recorded as Nungshilepzuk in my Aadhaar Card, PAN Card and Bank Account because the name of my father was changed from Sher Bahadur Sonar to Nungshilepzuk out of adoption.

2) That the names Nungshilepzuk and Sher Bahadur Sonar are one and the same person of my father's name.

3) That the contents of this Declaration are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing is concealed thereof.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declared before me by the Deponent.

Notary Public DP-12216

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND

Dated, Wokha the 16th Nov 2017

NOTICE

No. Judl-47/2016-17/ /Whereas, Smti. Nyano, wife of Late Shri.

Ntsomo Lotha, a permanent resident of N. Longidang Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/family pension pertaining to PPO No. NL/1931 and to operate AC No. 11766531610 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Ntsomo Lotha, who expired on 09/11/2017.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued.

Hotolu Swu Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland DC-2800

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND Dated, Wokha the 13th Nov 2017

NOTICE

No. Judl-47/2016-17/ /Whereas, Shri. Mhonthung, son of Late Shri. Tsenzamo, a permanent resident of Wokha Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable him to draw all dues and benefits/family pension pertaining to PPO No. NL/F/4774 in favour of his deceased father Late Shri. Tsenzamo, who expired on 15/02/2000.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued.

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AFFIDAVIT

Regd. No. 44/2017, Dated : 23/10/2017

I, Shri. P. Ngukashe Semi, S/o Shri. Pukhato Sumi, permanent resident of Usutomi Village, under Zunheboto District, P.O & P.S Satakha, Zunheboto, Nagaland solemnly declare that due to clerical mistake my permanent address is recorded as Satakha instead of Usutomi Village in my appointment order. From today my permanent address shall be known as Usutomi Village, Zunheboto, Nagaland in all my official documents.

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BEFORE THE NOTARY PUBLIC, DIMAPUR AT DIMAPUR

Regd. No. 835/2017 Date : 23.11.2017 DECLARATION I, Smti. AVINO IMSONG, wife of Late S. lmotiba lmsong, resident of House No.14, Purana Bazar-B, P.S- East Police Station, Dimapur, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare on oath as under: 1. That I am a citizen of India by birth and a permanent resident of the aforesaid locality.

2. That I am a legally married wife of Late S. Imotiba Imsong who was working as Assistant Commandant, 8 NAP, Naltoqua in the district of Zunheboto, who expired on 28.04.2015 while in service.

3. That a Succession Certificate in my name was issued by the concerned authority.

4. That I have only one Savings Bank Account i.e. State Bank of India bearing A/C No.20271749392, CIF No.87963042609.

5. That, this declaration has been made for the purpose of declaring that I have only one Savings Bank Account i.e. State Bank of India bearing A/C No.20271749392, CIF No.87963042609 for the purpose of availing a pension benefit of my late husband.

6. That this declaration shall be used as a piece of documentary evidence and 'will produce before the competent authority as and when required.

7. That the statements made in paragraph No. 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 are true to the best of our knowledge and belief.

"On Oath" "I swear in the name of God that my declaration is true, it conceals nothing and that no part of it is false, so help me God" And I signed this declaration on this the 23rd day of Nov. 2017 at Dimapur.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed and declare before me who is identified by Smti. Vesakholu, Advocate on this the 23rd day of November 2017 at Dimapur.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-12234 DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

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Kovind approves bankruptcy code ordinance NEW DELHI, NOV 23 (IANS): An ordinance that bars wilful and habitual defaulters from bidding for stressed assets was promulgated on Thursday with tough provisions to prevent any attempts by them to regain control of companies in difficulty.

President Ram Nath Kovind on Thursday signed the ordinance that amends the Insolvency and Banking Code (IBC) 2016 which was sent to him by the Union Cabinet on Wednesday.

Breaking the news at a meeting of select editors, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said: “The ordinance disentitles the big defaulters and makes it difficult for them to bid for distressed assets which was of their own making.”

He said the ordinance does not ban them from bidding for the stressed assets but would make it difficult for them and disentitles them from doing it.

Giving an example he said: “You can’t say my account is NPA (non performing asset) but I have to bid.

This is ethically completely unacceptable to the Indian political system.

“I also have a political cost to pay. You can’t be a stressed asset and you want to join the process for bidding.”

He said one solution could be that the NPA holder at least comes forward and services the interest by

Dalai receives KISS Humanitarian Award 2017 DIMAPUR (NPN) NOV 23: The KISS Humanitarian Award 2017 was presented to His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama at Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), Bhubaneswar on November 21. President, KIIT & KISS, Saswati Bal and professor, Achyuta Samanta, founder presented the award before the audience of 27,000 indigenous students of the institute and a host of dignitaries.

The award citation recognized his “concern for the oppressed human beings from all over the world in need of compassion”.

He is a beacon of hope, aspiration and inspiration for the millions of people across the world, it mentioned, while noting his struggles and sacrifices for the people and universal compassion.

In his acceptance speech, the Dalai Lama called for making this century a century of compassion and peace.

CORRIGENDUM NO.1 DTD.: 23-11-2017 The following changes have been made against Tender No. : Z/93/G/ Housekeeping/2017 Dated: 22-11 -2017 vide theTender Notice No. : Z/93/G/Housekeeping/2017 is now to be read as: Tender Value : ` 2,02,15,409/-; Earnest Money: ` 2,51,077/-. Tender forms can be obtained: On all working days from 27-11-2017. All other terms and conditions will remain same.

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“Resolution Applicant”, are amended to provide clarity.

Section 25(2)(h) of the Code is amended to enable the Resolution Professional, with the approval of the Committee of Creditors (CoC), to specify eligibility conditions while inviting Resolution Plans from prospective Resolution Applicants keeping in view the scale and complexity of operations of business of the Corporate Debtor to avoid frivolous applicants.

A new Section 29A makes certain persons ineligible to be a Resolution Applicant. Those being made ineligible include Willful Defaulters, those who have their accounts classified as Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) for one year or more and are unable to settle their overdue amounts include interest thereon and charges relating to the account before submission of the Resolution Plan.

It also includes in its ambit those who have executed an enforceable guarantee in favour of a creditor, in respect of a Corporate Debtor undergoing a Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process or Liquidation Process under the Code.

Besides, it will also include persons who are Promoters or in management of control of the Resolution Applicant, or will be Promoters or in management of control of Corporate Debtor

during the implementation of the Resolution Plan, the holding company, subsidiary company, associate company or related party of the above referred persons.

It has also been specifically provided that CoC shall reject a Resolution Plan, which is submitted before the commencement of the Ordinance but is yet to be approved, and where the Resolution Applicant is not eligible as per the new Section 29A. In such cases, on account of the rejection, where there is no other plan available with the CoC, it may invite fresh resolution plans.

Section 30(4) is amended to explicitly obligate the CoC to consider feasibility and viability of the Resolution Plan in addition to such conditions as may be specified by IBBI, before according its approval.

The Sale of Property to a person who is ineligible to be a Resolution Applicant under Section 29A has been barred through the amendment in Section 35(1)(f).

In order to ensure that the provisions of the Code are enforced effectively, the new Section 235A provides for punishment for contravention of the provisions where no specific penalty or punishment is provided.

The punishment is fine which shall not be less than one lakh rupees but which may extend to two crore rupees.

Hon. doctorate for depicting Ramayana on sari

SC to hear plea against release of ‘Padmavati’ abroad

Vyapam scam: CBI chargesheet 592 in 2012 PMT test case

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Rs 10 to Rs 15 -thousand crore in an asset of, say, Rs one lakh crore.

The Ordinance aims at putting in place safeguards to prevent unscrupulous, undesirable persons from misusing or vitiating the provisions of the Code.

The amendments aim to keep-out such persons who have wilfully defaulted, are associated with nonperforming assets, or are habitually non-compliant and, therefore, are likely to be a risk to successful resolution of insolvency of a company.

In addition to putting in place restrictions for such persons to participate in the resolution or liquidation process, the Amendment also provides such check by specifying that the Committee of Creditors ensure the viability and feasibility of the resolution plan before approving it. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has also been given additional powers.

KRISHNAGAR (WB), NOV 23 (PTI): Little did Biren Kumar Basak of Nadia district imagine that his intricate artwork depicting seven episodes of Ramayana on a six-yard sari could get him an honorary doctorate from a UK-based university after two long decades.

Basak, a handloom weaver from Fulia in Nadia, was felicitated with Degree of Doctorate in Record Breaking (Honouris Causa) by UK s World Records University, an autonomous institute formed by the conglomeration of record books around the world.

He received the honour last week at a function in New Delhi. The masterpiece, in Basak s word, took one year of planning and two years of weaving. It was completed in 1996.

“This was the first sari with a storyline and was

taken to London along with other saris for exhibition when the CM was touring England last year,” Basak said. However, awards and accolades are not new to Basak.

His six-yard wonder had earned him a National Award, National Merit Certificate Award, Sant Kabir Award and also found a mention in Limca Book of Records, Indian Book of Records and World Unique Records.

After getting to know about the sari featured in the Limca Book of Records in 2015, the World Records University had asked for a thesis on his work. “Ananda Modak, a teacher at a Fulia school, helped father translate his research work into English,” Abhinaba, Basak s Son, said.

The sari is, however, losing its lustre and they are trying their best to preserve it, Abhinaba said.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT BLOCKS

NAGALAND::: KOHIMA No.DRD/ESTT/RECT/1/2017 Dated Kohima the 22nd Nov’ 2017

CIRCULAR

In continuation to this office Advertisement vide No.DRD/ESTT/RECT/1/2017 dated 16th Nov’2017, this is for information that issuing / submission of forms will be till 27th Nov’ 2017 during office hours.

However, the written examination which is scheduled to be held on 3rd December 2017 is hereby indefinitely postponed untill further notice.

Sd/Metsubo Jamir Director Rural Development Nagaland: Kohima

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1. Garrison Engineer Narangi, Satgaon Post, Kamrup Dist, Guwahati-781027 on behalf of President of India invites online item rate bids on Single Stage Two Cover Bid System for the following works :-

1.

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PROVN OF SECURITY Rs. 38.50 Lakhs WALL BETWEEN 201 CEDU AND 247 OFFRS MESS, PROVN OF BATHING FACILITY & UNTENSIL WASHING POINT AT MIL SIDING AND PROVN OF HARDSTANDING AT VEH DISPERSAL AREA AT AMA NARANGI IN PHASE II UNDER GE NARANGI

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Ensure digital space doesn’t become playground for terror: Narendra Modi

It may be recalled that the Regulations by the IBBI were also amended recently to ensure that information on the antecedent of the applicant submitting the Resolution Plan along with information on the preferential, undervalued or fraudulent transactions are placed before the Committee of Creditors in order for it to take an informed decision on the matter.

An official release said steps towards improving compliances, actions against defaulting companies to prevent misuse of corporate structures for diversion of funds, reforms in the banking sector, weeding-out of unscrupulous elements from the resolution process are part of ongoing reforms initiated by the Government.

These would help strengthen the formal economy and encourage honest businesses and budding entrepreneurs to work in a trustworthy, predictable regulatory environment, it said.

The Ordinance amends Sections 2, 5, 25, 30, 35 and 240 of the Code, and inserts new Sections 29A and 235A in the Code.

The amendments would facilitate the commencement of Part III of the Code relating to individuals and partnership firms in phases.

The changes in Section 5 of the Code, which define “Resolution Plan” and

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NEW DELHI, NOV 23 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Thursday said it will hear on November 28 a fresh plea seeking to block the release of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s directorial “Padmavati” outside India.

A bench of Chief Justice Dipak Misra, Justice A.M. Khanwilkar and Justice D.Y. Chandrachud agreed to hear the plea after the petitioner told the court that “grave damage would be done to social harmony if the movie was allowed to be released abroad”.

Advocate M.L. Sharma mentioned the matter before the bench for urgent hearing. The court posted it for Tuesday. The lawyer sought criminal prosecution of the makers of the film saying they misrepresented facts that the songs and promos were cleared by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).

NEW DELHI, NOV 23 (IANS): The CBI on Thursday filed a chargesheet against 592 persons in the multi-crore Vyapam examination scam linked with 2012 Pre Medical Test (PMT) case.

Of the total persons named in the chargesheet filed in Bhopal court, 245 are new names while remaining 347 are those who have already been named as accused in the CBI’s October 31 Vyapam chargesheet which carries probe related to the 2013 PMT case.

Those named in the Central Bureau of Investigation chargesheet include four Vyapam officials, chairman of four medical colleges, 11 middlemen, 46 invigilators of examination centres and 17 guardians of beneficiary candidates.

The chargesheet lists former Medical Education Director (Madhya Pradesh) S.C. Tiwari and ex-Joint Director Medical Educa-

NEW DELHI, NOV 23 (IANS): Noting that cyber attacks are a significant threat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said it must be ensured that digital space does not become a playground for forces of terror and radicalisation.

“The quest for an open and accessible Internet often leads to vulnerability. Stories of hacking and defacement of websites are the tip of an iceberg. They suggest that cyber attacks are a significant threat, especially in the democratic world,” he said while inaugurating the fifth edition of the Global Conference on Cyber Space (GCCS).

In identical remarks, IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said radical elements and terrorists are abusing social media platforms for perpetuating hate and terror but India is determined to address the misuse of cyber space and thwart them.

“Our government has effectively used social media for giving voice to the unheard but it is equally true that radical elements and terrorists are abusing this medium for perpetuating hate and terror. Radicalisation of young people through tools of social media poses grave threat to humanity,” Prasad said during his address to the gathering. “The world needs to come together to address the misuse and abuse of

tion M.N. Srivastava as the prominent persons.

Four former Vyapam officials are former Director Pankaj Trivedi, former Senior System Analyst Nitin Mohindra, former Deputy System analyst Ajay Kumar Sen and Programmer C. K Mishra.

The scam in Vyavsayik Pariksha Mandal (Vyapam) or Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board broke out in 2013, wherein candidates bribed officials and rigged exams by deploying imposters to write their answersheets. The scam began in 1995 involving politicians, senior officials and businessmen.

The CBI took over investigation following the Supreme Court order on July 9, 2015.

The charge sheet was connected to the Pre-Medical Test of 2012 -- one of several cases of irregularities in examinations conducted by Vyapam.

CBI investigators said

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cyber space by terrorists and hackers,” he added.

“Misuse of Internet for child pornography is posing grave threat to childhood.

Financial frauds and cyber attacks can eliminate the trust of ordinary citizens in cyber space. Therefore, we all need to speak in one voice against cyber crimes,” Prasad stressed.

The Prime Minister said three factors -- financial inclusion through our JanDhan bank accounts; the Aadhaar platform; and the Mobile phone -- have greatly helped reduce corruption.

“We need to ensure that vulnerable sections of our society do not fall prey to the evil designs of cyber criminals. Alertness towards cyber security concerns should become a way of life,” he said.

Modi said the JAM trinity had also helped bring in transparency.

“We call this the J.A.M. or JAM trinity. Through better targeting of subsidies, the

the organised rackets employed students from across the country to allegedly impersonate medical students and appear in recruitment exams since 2008. Middlemen manipulated seating arrangements and forged answersheets in exchange of lakhs of rupees.

The arrest of 20 people in Indore blew the lid off the massive scam, which quickly snowballed into the biggest political crisis for Madhya Pradesh Chief

JAM trinity has prevented leakages to the tune of nearly $10 billion so far.”

Modi said that one of the major focus areas should be the training of well equipped and capable professionals to counter cyber threats.

“The term ‘hacking’ may have acquired an exciting, even if dubious, overtone. We need to ensure that cyber protection becomes an attractive and viable career option for the youth.

“On a related note, nations must also take responsibility to ensure that the digital space does not become a playground for the dark forces of terrorism and radicalization. Information sharing and coordination among security agencies is essential to counter the everchanging threat landscape.”

Modi said countries can strike a fine balance between privacy and openness on the one hand and national security on the other. The theme of the two-day GCCS conference is “Cyber4All: A Secure and Inclusive Cyberspace for Sustainable Development”.

Modi said digital technology had emerged as a great enabler. It had paved the way for efficient service delivery and governance.

It was improving access in domains from education to health. It was also helping to shape the future of business and economy.

Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and led to more than 2,000 arrests, including those of politicians, bureaucrats, and middlemen.

Over 40 persons, including witnesses, accused, and alleged beneficiaries, died in mysterious circumstances ever since the scam broke out. These included a son of the then Governor Ram Naresh Yadav. Some died in freak accidents or of mysterious illnesses.

OFFICE OF THE

NORTH BLOCK PANCHAYAT, KOHIMA TOWN CIRCULAR Annual General Meeting of North Block 3 Panchayat; Kohima Town Date : 25th Nov'2017 Venue : Panchayat Hall; Kezieke Time : 12:00 noon

"All members of the panchayat, welfare board, women and youth organizations under north block are cordially invited".

K-3875 IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH)

KOHIMA BENCH W.P (C) No.187(K)/2017.

Shri Alemtoshi …………………Petitioner -VersusState of Nagaland & 3 Ors ………………Respondents.

To, Shri. Y. Phaklong Phom.

C/o – Commissioner of Excise, Nagaland, Dimapur.

Notice under order V Rule 20 of the Code of Civil procedure, 1908.

Take notice that the above noted writ Petition has been preferred by the above named petitioner before the Hon’ble Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench assailing the Govt. approval letter dated 28.04.17, conveying approval to appoint you as Chowkidar, under the establishment of Superintendent of Excise, Mokokchung, Nagaland, Wherein You Have Been Impleaded As Respondent No.4. The Hon’ble High Court vide Order dated 15.11.2017 issued notice to you to appear before this Hon’ble High Court on 29.01.2018 at 10:30 A.M, either personally or through a pleader to act on your behalf and show cause, if any. If you fail to appear on the date so fixed the matter shall be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Given under my hand and seal of this Court on this the 22nd day of November, 2017 at Kohima.

Deputy Registrar, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench K-3880

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Fighter cocks

ince 2014 after three-time chief minister Neiphiu Rio was elected to the Lok Sabha and vacated the chair amid factionalism over who should succeed him, the NPF party which burst on the scene in 2003 after the then NPC was resurrected, revamped and re-christened as NPF but has been wracked by one crisis after the other. The NPF party came to power by default in 2003 and 2008 after engineering defections from other parties. It was only in 2013 and after ten years of being in continuous power and after mass defections which reduced the Congress into a poor shadow of its past that NPF could dominate state political scenario and its awesome resources shaped its resounding victory in 2013. The NPF –led DAN government had begun with a bonanza when the NDA government gifted a whopping grant of Rs.365 crore to tide over the claimed deficit.

After the NDA, the UPA also generously provided funds for various projects. Three consecutive innings, spanning 15 years in power had provided unforeseen window of opportunities that came by way of massive doses of central funds particularly after the UPA rule from 2004 to 2009. The amount of money received from the centre during NPF rule since 2013 is mind boggling. With so much money going around the greed virus infected the entire system where the bureaucracy was busy preparing Detailed Project Reports(DPRs) to get funds under various projects. Unfortunately, the elected leaders were least interested about statecraft and became more involved with crafting schemes. Since 2014 the NPF was shaken by crisis four times-2014,2015,2016 and 2017. It was in 2015 that the party was almost ripped apart and the matter became so serious that there appeared to be two parallel party organisations. The issue was filed as a case and taken to the Election Commission of India for arbitration. Eventually, the rift and division had to take a back seat after the ECI asked both sides to reconcile and for which the NPF central was asked to hold its General Convention. Of course by then the coup against the chief minister also folded up and the end to the rebellion was quelled after the Governor was asked to summon the assembly for the vote of confidence in February 2016. The same situation has arisen where two parallel party organisations are claiming to be recognised as the original NPF by the ECI. The NPF under Neiphiu Rio and TR Zeliang held the party general convention in Dimapur on October 20 with a massive turnout and hoping it would be the icing on the cake for getting the nod from the ECI. However, the ECI turned to the NPF under its party president Dr.Shürhozelie Liezietsü to repeat the 2015 exercise of bringing reconciliation through the party general convention and if not then utilise the party constitution with majority(2/3rd of all registered members) to resolve the issue. The NPF under Dr. Shürhozelie held their convention in Kohima on November 22, 2017 where party members and workers in their thousands also attended and passed resolutions unanimously. Now the ball is in the ECI court and fighter cocks will now have to await which group the ECI will favour as the genuine party or freeze the ‘Cock’ symbol and flag till the voters decide.

DailyDevotion

The Distraction of Contempt

Have mercy on us, O Lord, have mercy on us!

For we are exceedingly filled with contempt.

—Psalm 123:3 What we must beware of is not damage to our belief in God but damage to our Christian disposition or state of mind. “Take heed to your spirit, that you do not deal treacherously” (Malachi 2:16). Our state of mind is powerful in its effects. It can be the enemy that penetrates right into our soul and distracts our mind from God. There are certain attitudes we should never dare to indulge. If we do, we will find they have distracted us from faith in God. Until we get back into a quiet mood before Him, our faith is of no value, and our confidence in the flesh and in human ingenuity is what rules our lives.

Beware of “the cares of this world…” (Mark 4:19). They are the very things that produce the wrong attitudes in our soul. It is incredible what enormous power there is in simple things to distract our attention away from God. Refuse to be swamped by “the cares of this world.”

Another thing that distracts us is our passion for vindication. St. Augustine prayed, “O Lord, deliver me from this lust of always vindicating myself.” Such a need for constant vindication destroys our soul’s faith in God. Don’t say, “I must explain myself,” or, “I must get people to understand.” Our Lord never explained anything— He left the misunderstandings or misconceptions of others to correct themselves.

When we discern that other people are not growing spiritually and allow that discernment to turn to criticism, we block our fellowship with God. God never gives us discernment so that we may criticize, but that we may intercede.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur FriDAY, November 24, 2017

Naga Christians: Good Church Members, Bad Kingdom Citizens

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hen a bride becomes too preoccupied with her own self, she is not doing well for her bridegroom nor for other people around her. Similarly, could we say that the Naga Church has become a “selfabsorbed bride” to such an extent that she is failing the Lord as well as the society around her?

For most Naga Christians, the institution of the church has become a “demigod,” because we have turned the church into a prime object of our love and a center of our lives, as if the church is an end in itself. For all this we can’t blame our rank and file Christians. Even our Pastors and priests are mostly about increasing their church members, delivering Sunday sermons, and having feelgood worship experiences.

If at all they are reaching out to non-Christians, their concern seems to be only about getting converts and preparing them for heaven.

These are all good, but, I am afraid, they are blinding us from seeing things beyond the church walls.

We have obsessively preoccupied ourselves with church so much so that we have shut Jesus out and have forgotten His teaching about our duties as kingdom citizens.

No doubt, the Church is very important to Jesus Christ. But only two of His reported sayings contain the word “church.” In His earthly life, His whole mission was about the kingdom of God. He came preaching about it and spoke of it right after His resurrection. That implies that the kingdom of God was so dear to Him. He lived in it, and from it He looked out to the world. He not only foretold about it, but initiated it by His life and work.

As followers of Jesus Christ, the kingdom of God should be very dear to us too. But what exactly is the kingdom of God? Let’s briefly explain: First, the kingdom of God is about God’s reign over individuals, societies, and nations on earth. It is the energy of God realizing itself in every aspect of human life --- whether spiritual, moral, social,

economic, or political. ongoing spiritual warfare, It is humanity organized Christians are called to according to the will of demolish the strongholds God. That’s why Jesus of the devil by the power of told His disciples to pray: the Holy Spirit and to work “Our Father in heaven, hal- to advance the kingdom of lowed be your name / Your God on earth.

Kingdom come / Your will Fourth, only those be done on earth as it is in who are born by the Spirit heaven.” As of God can such, wherMazie Nakhro be legitimate ever God’s members of will is done on earth, there God’s kingdom. When is an ushering of God’s they become kingdom citikingdom as well. zens, they are to be guided Second, the kingdom by kingdom laws (the Serof God is not merely about mon on the Mount). And something that will happen as kingdom people, their in the eschaton. It was lives should be characinaugurated by Christ two terized by righteousness, thousand years ago. That’s peace, and joy in the Holy why Jesus could talk about Spirit rather than by eating the presence of God’s king- and drinking. dom amongst the people Unfortunately, most of His day. In other words, Naga Christians are tothe kingdom of God is tally ignorant of their kingalways both present and dom duties. Of course, future because God is in they pray, “Your kingdom it. This is what theologians come,” but even that is call a “now-and-not-yet” possibly a mere wish for kingdom reality. an experience of heaven Third, the consum- in a distant future. For mation of God’s kingdom these Christians, kingdom awaits a future time. But in citizenship has no earthly the here-and-now, it has a relevance in this present partial and earthly reality, life. No wonder then, they although it is in constant are “sleeping” kingdom conflict with the kingdom citizens. of Satan. In view of this To assume that the

task of the Church is supreme is to miss a higher purpose of the Church, which is to build the kingdom of God on earth. Of course, bringing people to God is part of advancing God’s kingdom. But that is just the first step. The rest is essentially about living as kingdom citizens and promoting God’s rule on earth. If Christians had not confined themselves within the limits of the church, they would have made the world a better place. If the Church had understood that she is just a part of God’s kingdom and that her mission is to advance the kingdom of God on earth, then she would not have fallen into such sloth and indifference.

Some Christians tend to think that the Apostle Paul was all about the gospel of salvation for individuals. This is half-truth.

Even near the end of his earthly life, Paul was busy declaring the kingdom of God from morning till evening. In other words, the Christian message is much more than getting people to receive Christ, bringing them to church, and

preparing them for heaven.

Therefore, like Jesus and Paul, we must include preaching the message of the kingdom of God. History has scattered examples of God’s rule on earth. During the time of King David and King Solomon, we see the manifestation of God’s rule on earth, although it was not called “the kingdom of God.” Another example could be during the reign of Emperor Constantine when the City of Rome, with all her flaws and shortcomings, possibly came close to displaying many kingdom qualities.

Then, coming to modern times, we have the United States of America and South Korea, seeking God’s kingdom at least in the early part of their national histories.

Now, what about Nagaland? Oh, how I wish we could be next in the manifestation of God’s kingdom on earth! But perhaps that will happen only if we, Naga Christians, stop being merely good church members and start living as real kingdom citizens.

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Dust bath in road dusts

hanks to the Nagaland Pollution Control Board!

They came out crying foul.

It was better late than never. Just a week back there was a profound discussion going on all around by many people and even among us friends wondering “Where the hell is the NPCB? Does a pollution control board even exist here in Nagaland? Or why don’t the NPCB bring to court those responsible lots for endangering people’s lives by so much pollution? Why it is not crying fault with so much dust pollution from these unrepaired roads?

The road dusts around us are a sure guarantee for a respiratory disease and lung infection for many of us. Four times beyond the permissible limit wouldn’t even wake up our conscience. If Delhi suffers from smog, then Dimapur is suffering from road dust. Unpaved roads are the largest source of air pollution in Dimapur.

Pedestrians, motorists, vendors, shopkeepers, school children, college going students, old and young alike, both rich and poor all seems to be inhaling dusts at enormous rate from the dusts that have accumulated and flying all our five senses. Failure to address such miscellaneous by concern authorities are nothing new here but vital issues are now seem to be calculating and multiplying through enraged silence of the populace. A time is not long away when people will be filing cases in the court for those responsible.

Even the presence of even little smoke is considered harmful for newborn and toddlers. The air quality can lead to slow brain development, mental irritation and even psychological problems because the level of pollution is said to reach deep into the lungs and breach the lung-brain barrier. Asthma, allergy, eye irritation are only going to get more common. We only have to imagine how much of road dusts flying around here in this town are we inhaling, only heaven knows. The amount of dust we see in the unrepaired portion of our pathetic and the dismal dust filled potholed roads from the police point near the Tourist Lodge till to the supermarket is indeed beyond any sane society can endure. The traffic policemen are the most suffered ones.

It is learnt that the Central Pollution Control Board, just some months back, has asked three states, Assam, Meghalaya and Nagaland to control pollution. And among them Kohima and Dimapur is in the top list .Besides many other maladies, the Dimapur city at present seems to be suffering from overpopulation, over-congestion and as discussed, from pollution caused by road dust with comparatively smaller contributions

from vehicles, brick-kilns and yet seems no one bothers except mumblings and mutterings from the comforts of their four walls and inside the luxury of their AC cars. “The Naga conscience is dead. Is it?” a friend who stays abroad and comes once in a while here to visit his relatives asked me. I only have to answer, “Seems so.”

CNN reported two weeks back that ‘Fresh air doesn’t exist in Delhi at present’. What about Dimapur then? If Delhi seems to be a city under siege from toxic air, then Dimapur is completely under siege from road dusts. If Delhi has become a gas chamber, then Dimapur surely is becoming a dust chamber. November 2017 saw the Great Smog of Delhi engulfed the whole city.

Dimapur too seems to be under a spell of dust now.Air quality typically worsen before the onset of winter as cooler air gets trapped near the ground and prevents them for dispersing near the ground and prevents them from dispersing into the atmosphere, a phenomenon known as inversion. Though Dimapur can never be compared with Delhi in terms of huge vehicular pollution, industrial smoke and emissions of airborne dusts from construction site, the road dust in Dimapur is indeed overwhelming and tremendous and has gone beyond our words. While we all remain immersed so much in our daily life, we are failing to notice what adverse effect or harm is it doing to us. Though many civil societies have been vocal in other contentious and debatable issues, they have remained indifferent to such faulty and incorrect experiences we come across in our daily lives. The right to clean air and breath healthily for every citizen should also be made mandatory as any other right enshrined in the constitution.

Improper urban planning, lack of education and mass awareness and unconcerned denizens have multiplied the woes of urbanites. The common people in the autos and two wheelers or those who cannot afford to put on the car AC have to bear this grueling episode and the brunt of it. I feel for the little children moving around in autos and two-wheelers without any protection. Many students plying in two wheelers and autos are suffering greatly while travelling to their classes. The little protective gear, usually the cloth mask, which some wear but how much can it protect them? One prominent writer from our neighbouring state has recently written on the amount of dust on our almost non-existing roads. Even the visibility is fully obstructed and chances of accidents are increased. The risk of the health hazards like respiratory problems are much inflated by the dust all

around. The number of young deaths in Nagaland seems to be ever increasing with diseases such as cancer, heart attacks and one more cause of death seems to have added, and that is pollution caused by Dust .Doctors say the microscopic particles from those toxins can penetrate deeply into the lungs, increasing the risk of strokes and heart attacks.

A quick fix solution for the chronic road dust problem can be solved only by constructing our present pathetic and miserable conditioned roads. Roads show the face of a country and its people. And we can see how well it is showing the world by the roads we have here. Mere lipsticking style of repair or black coating of the outer layer would never bring any solution. Our authorities need to roll out some emergency steps and quickly look into these issues before many Nagas are faced with breathing problems and shortening their lives. But the first shower of rain washing away the top layer is a testimony of how our roads are repaired. Writing the contractor’s name on the side of the road may atleast bring some solution to repair properly and satisfactorily. Local authorities like colony GBs, chairman and councils should play a pivotal role in monitoring the repairing of the roads by the department and contractors.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, unpaved roads produce almost five times as much particulate matter as construction activities and wind erosion (the next two largest sources) combined.

In addition to polluting the air, dust can be a health problem for nearby residents. It also settles on plants up to 500 feet from the road edge, slowing their growth and reducing crop yields.

It takes courage and a lot of sacrifice to remake ourselves and again still need more courage and lots of sacrifice to transform a society that is so callous and lost in transition. While Hornbill Festival, International Trade Expo and many such programmes has started to draw some global aspirations, our governance style has failed miserably in addressing local inspirations. But it seems nothing is happening much here in Nagaland except some ignited young minds, trying to bring the elusive change in this tiny state where most of the major stakeholders like civil societies, student organisations choose to remain mute. Every concerned person should not hesitate to voice out what is essential for a good and a healthy nation. Good roads are citizens’ rights and when we cannot demand our own rights, can we say our conscience is still alive?

Jonah Achumi

Plebiscite: 16th May 1951 the roots of Naga national movement

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he plebiscite of May 16 1951 was conducted to strongly advocate the sovereign rights of the Naga’s.

This plebiscite was executed not because of a mere resentment over Indian occupation.

It promulgate a strong message to the adversaries and the rest of the world, a sovereign Naga independence which is deeply conceived/ instilled in every Naga’s blood. It emphasize onone can determined one own destiny without interference.

However witnessing the present political discourse between the GOI, NSCN (IM) and the six N.N.P.G, it has added more of a complexities to the protracted Naga political issue rather than achieving the desire goal.

Much had been shared and persuaded over 3rd August F/A from different angle, but the question still remain as to what in-store with all the talks and dialogue. The ventures failed to bring fruitful conclusion without incorporating sovereignty.

In spite of a decade long negotiation the outcome always seems to contradict the plebiscite of 16th MAY 1951 and without any certainty of success. The recent initiative by G.O.I to subsequently include the six N.N.P.G for dialogue has been applauded by some civil societies; yet it remain elusive with bigger perplexities as to whether the six N.N.P.G are invited to table their separate proposal with a separate solution outside the domain of framework agreement?

After all, at the end of the day we only have one common solution to hammer i.e. “sovereignty”.

While talk is going on much can be put across the table, however in the absence of sovereignty it is just re-wrapping the old package (16th Point Agreement) to let it looks appealing. A partial solution is not what the Naga’s lays down their life for.

Any negotiation eluding sovereignty is nothing but a complete blunders to a decade long struggle, a sellout of every Naga’s dreams that aspires to live a liberty and freedom from the bondage of Indian.

As far as the longest political conflict of South-East Asia is concern it is not or never a case of secession but defending an inalienable rights that had been intentionally subjugated by the aggressor.

Negotiation at this juncture should not remain shrouded but should be put in public domains.

The very essence of nationalistic approach is diminishing with multiple talks and dialogues often without any significance outcome and remain to be seen.

In spite of what precede, with strong conviction we shall continue to embark in upholding the plebiscite of 16 MAY 1951 as we confide our struggle into the hand of our Almighty God. Z.Khamo, (Asst. Secretary), Naga National Council

Reader’s Post

Regular service throughout the year Sir,

With hardly a week left for the Hornbill Festival to take off, the venue is busy under preparation with many visitations from VIPs etc. While utmost care and effort is being put into the success of the hornbill festival for a few days, out larger and more pressing needs have been put in the backlog. For instance, the heavy load shedding that is taking place in Kohima and I am sure in other districts as well. All these inconveniences are due to repair of damaged transformers etc as informed through print media.

However, is it not the responsibility of the department to ensure that transformers are maintained and checked on regular basis?

Do we have to wait for a particular incident to take place and then hurriedly assure public that it was due to natural calamity or unfortunate incident etc. Electricity is one major utility that people cannot do without. Everything hinges on the regular supply of power and it is important that regularity is not only during hornbill festival but throughout the year. We have failed in everything and in everywhere and we should be ashamed to even promote our state in this pitiable condition. When are we going to ever shine as a successful state?

Marina S. Angami, AG Colony Kohima

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

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, november 24, 2017

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Various agendas tabled at Kma DPDB meet

DC Kohima and vice chairman DPDB, Rajesh Soundararajan, chairs the meeting. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Monthly meeting of Kohima District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting was held on November 20 at the conference hall DPDB, Kohima.

According to DIPR report, the meeting reviewed the last meeting minutes where the adoption committees gave their status reports. In this connection, deputy commissioner & vice chairman DPDB, Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan, requested all the Adoption Com-

mittees to complete their related activities in the month of December 2017.

The DC also informed all the adoption committees, especially the convener and members of Adoption Committee under 9th Kohima Town A/C to participate in the social work to be held on November 25 to show their support and concern for the development of the district.

On the agenda of “DPDB day out” the house decided to hold the

Anganwadi opened at Saijang DIMAPUR: Anganwadi centre constructed under convergence of MGNREGA and social welfare department during 2016-17 was inaugurated by CDPO Jalukie, Tekatemjen on November 17 at Saijang village.

During the inauguration, CDPO Jalukie, lauded the successful completion of the work. He stressed the community to use the house for the benefit of the down trodden particularly

children, pregnant women and lactating mothers.

Tekatemjen also encouraged the AWWs to make the Anganwadi centre a centre of attraction for children. The programme was chaired by chairman Saijang village, Seihen Sithlhou, while dedication prayer was pronounced by Pastor KBC Saijang and invocation by associate pastor, vote of thanks was proposed by G.B. Saijang village.

DPDB day out at Dzülakie on December 15 and approved the work distribution suggested by the Core Committee for the day out. In this regard, the DC requested all the concerned officers to take care of their assigned works and extend best support for the successful DPDB Day out.

Besides, the agenda, the DC also informed about the First Nagaland Olympic to be held from 13 to 19 December 2017 where all the eleven district contingents would be participating in the event.

Soundararajan also reminded the department to submit the status reports of the Governments plot under their respective jurisdiction and also the Vision if 2022 New India Manthan at the earliest.

He further requested the department to provide the detail information basing on the new format as required for the Election matter and submit it within one week. DC also conveyed message to the

DPDB members absentees to attend the upcoming meeting and share their mind for the betterment of the district.

The DC aksi welcomed the new member, senior SP Kohima, Vekhosa Chakhesang to the DPDB forum. He also extended his appreciation to the former senior SP Kohima, Joseph Hesso who has been recently transferred to other departments for his contribution during his tenure.

During the meeting, the following societies who have applied for registration of Societies and recommended by the Screening Committee were approved to forward it to the government by the house:Ex- Parliament Association, Nagaland, Kohima; Unique Foundation, TCP Gate, Kohima; Government Institute Management Committee (IMC), Directorate of Employment Skill Development & Entrepreneur, Kohima; The Nagaland Volleyball

Association, Kitsubozou, Kohima; The Elite People Forum Organization, Nagaland, Upper PWD Sector, near NSF Martyr Park, Kohima; Naga King Chilli Grower Society, Nagaland, Phezoucha colony; Mushroom Grower Society, Nagaland, Lower Agri Colony; Skill Development Agency of Nagaland, Kezieke, Kohima; Thoughts, Below Assembly Secretariat, Kohima; Dewy Flora Society, Phezoucha Complex; Longji Flora Society, PhezouchaKrotho, New Secretariat Area, Kohima; Southern Boogies, Jakhama; Amplified Fitness Academy, Seikhazou, Kohima Village and Hallel Music Centre, Kohima village.

Departmental activities on HIV/AIDS and its scenario in Kohima was presented by Avio Naleo from NSACs and revised National TB programme, its activities in Kohima district was presented by Dr. Asunu Sakhrie during the meeting.

GHS Mon village building inaugurated

DCC presidents’ coordination meeting

DIMAPUR: District Congress Committee (DCC) held co-ordination meeting of the party on November 21 at Millennium Hotel, Kohima, attended by entire 11 districts DCC presidents. According to a release by DCC, the meeting deliberated on various issues confronting the Congress party at large. Various presidents raised opinion and suggestion on how to strengthen the party at the district and state level and also gear up for the forthcoming state general elections scheduled early 2018.

CTB visits three schools

Chief guest and others after inaugurating GHS Mon village building.

DIMAPUR: Government ed under Rashtriya MadHigh School (GHS) Mon hyamik Shiksha Abhiyan village building construct- (RMSA) scheme (2011-12)

was officially inaugurated by deputy DEO Mon, Limadangit Jamir on November 9.

GHS Mon village building was inaugurated in the presence of the VEC, teaching staff, church elders, village council, citizens of the village and various other invitees.

The inaugural programme was chaired by c h a i r m a n V E C, s h o r t speeches were delivered by headmaster (in-charge) GHS Mon village, president Mon Village Students’ Union, secretary VEC, former teacher and council chairman.

Further, a memorandum citing various needs of the school was also submitted to the deputy DEO, Mon.

DIMAPUR: As part of its annual charity educational initiative, Charitable Trust Brothers (CTB) visited three schools namely, Eastern Christian School, Holy Cross School and C.Y Mongzar School on November 20.

A press release by CTB secretary, Tsalichum Thonger stated that academic tuition fees were paid for by CTB for Yolise A, Tsalemsela and Livila respectively, as per MoU signed earlier with the students’ parents, school administration and the CTB. During the visit, CTB claimed that the school administration in all the schools appreciated the noble service rendered by the CTB towards the downtrodden families.

DIMAPUR: Kohima Liangmai Baptist Church youth department (KLBCYD) and Zeme Baptist Church youth department (ZBCYD) Naga Bazar held a joint fellowship pulpit exchange programme at Kohima Liangmai Baptist church D Block on November 19, under the directive of Kohima town Baptist youth department.

During the fellowship, assistant pastor Zeme Pastor Naga Bazar, Liwang delivered the gospel to the youth.

He encouraged them to reflect the values of Christ and to develop the good culture by choosing to live, love and be attuned with Christ.

He also urged young people to believe in Biblical principles and said that God always has a plan to prosper us and not harm us.

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Lukikhe village completes 125 yrs

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Leshemi Youth Society (LYS) conducted cleanliness drive at primary health centre, Zuketsa on November 16. Around 70 LYS members volunteered to clean the premises.

Export-Import Bank of India, Mumbai awarded meritorious scholarship to 10 MA Economics third semester students, Nagaland University.

One-day sensitisation training on Automated Monitoring System (AMS) of Mid Day Meal (MDM) was held at EBRC Ahthibung on November 20 with MIS coordinator Peren, Hentinthang Singson as the resource person. Altogether 38 schools participated in the training.

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Airfares may go up as govt IBC bars defaulters from plans to raise services fee bidding for stressed assets New Delhi, Nov 23 (PTI): In a blow to defaulting promoters seeking to reclaim their firms that are under insolvency proceedings, the government today promulgated an ordinance to bar wilful bank loan defaulters as well as those with NPA accounts from bidding in auctions being done to recover loans.

The ordinance aims at putting in place safeguards to prevent unscrupulous persons from misusing or vitiating the provisions of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), the corporate affairs ministry said in a statement.

The amendments would be applicable to cases where the resolutions are yet to be approved.

The amendments to the insolvency law need to be approved by Parliament in its next session which is likely to begin on December 15. The changes essentially mean that certain promoters would not be allowed to bid for their own assets under the insolvency proceedings initiated to recover overdue loans.

In the first phase, as many as 12 companies with over Rs 5,000 crore of overdue loans each, including Bhushan Steel, Essar Steel, Lanco Infratech, Monnet Ispat and Electrosteel, were referred by the RBI for resolution under this law.

In several of these cases, the original promoters themselves are among the bidders.

Amid rising concerns that a defaulting promoter could wrest back control of the company that is under insolvency even as banks take a hit on the loans, the government on Wednesday approved promulgating an ordinance to amend the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.

President Ram Nath Kovind has given assent to the ordinance, the ministry said today.

“The amendments aim to keep out such persons who have wilfully defaulted, are associated with non-performing assets, or are habitually noncompliant and, therefore, are likely to be a risk to

successful resolution of insolvency of a company,” it said.

As per the ordinance, those who have their accounts classified as nonperforming assets (NPAs) for one year or more and are unable to settle their overdue amounts include interest thereon and charges relating to the account before submission of the resolution plan would be ineligible.

Corporates, promoters, holding companies, subsidiaries, and associate companies or related parties undergoing insolvency resolution or liquidation under the IBC would not be eligible for bidding for the stressed assets.

Under the amended code, Committee of Creditors (CoC) has to ensure the viability and feasibility of a resolution plan before approving it.

The CoC should “reject a resolution plan, which is submitted before the commencement of the Ordinance but is yet to be approved”, the statement said.

NEW DELHI, Nov 23 (Agencies): Passengers should brace themselves for a fare increase, as the government is likely to raise the passenger services fee (PSF) by at least 38% to meet the cost of security at Indian airports. The government, which earlier had plans to not raise PSF and transfer the cost to consolidated fund of India (CFI), will now have to raise it, after the finance ministry declined to fund the deficit.

“The finance ministry has agreed to transfer the cost to CFI but only if it is revenue-neutral for them, which would mean we will have to raise PSF. We estimate that the raise could be in the range of Rs 50 per ticket, which would not just help bridge the annual fund gap but also the deficit accumulated over the years,” said a senior aviation ministry official, who did not want to be identified. A PSF of Rs 130 is charged on every ticket booked and the fund accumulated from the levy is used to fund security cost at airports, primarily to pay salaries of the CISF personnel manning the airports.

The aviation ministry

was of the view that any increase in rates would burden passengers and wanted the finance ministry to shift the cost of security at airports to the consolidated fund of India. Once the cost head is moved to the consolidated fund, the government would finance the deficit directly.

However, the finance ministry has refused to fund any deficit.

“Now, whether we decide to continue with the existing system or move to CFI, the raise in PSF is bound to happen,” said the official. Officials said that it costs more than Rs 1,300 crore to provide security at airports across the country, while the fund collected through PSF falls short by about Rs 500 crore.

Of this shortfall, the state-owned Airports Authority of India (AAI) has a deficit of Rs 150 crore a year, which it says it pays from its own corpus. Private airports, however, do not pay from their own corpus.

The issue of deficit piling up was also flagged off by Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) DG OP Singh, who had sought government’s intervention in getting CISF dues cleared.

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DUCCF, SN seek clarification...

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SN called this an act of “molesting our patriotism and a mockery to nationalism”. Expressing strong dismay over repeated notices of such incidents, SN said as “legal citizens of Nagaland”, they sought answers to some questions.

Reminding that Nagas had been in this struggle since 1947 with the purpose of a political identity and have had to endure their villages being burnt down, womenfolk being raped and thousands of men sacrificing their lives, SN said it was sad that the national movement was losing its credibility with non-Nagas as cadres.

“What if tomorrow they claim their rights stating that they’ve contributed in the Naga freedom struggle?” SN questioned. They went on to state that the big question was whether “NSCN (I-M) is trying to legalise people of doubtful origin as legal citizens of Nagaland?”

SN also questioned the criteria for recruitment into the national movement and wondered how Kabir Ahmed was recruited as raja peyu in the NSCN (I-M) government.

“What important patriotism and services do Izul Lokman, Sajuddin, Nurjahan, Johar Ali and Hashim etc. render to the NSCN (I-M) in the fight for freedom? (tax collectors and chief tax collector respectively as confessed by them and published by media earlier. They were arrested by Assam Rifles with 9mm pistol and silencer)”, SN asked.

It questioned “what is the share of non-Nagas in the national movement? Is there any quota/reservation policy laid down in the national Yezahbo? If the fight for Nagas is sovereignty, what long term goal do we share with people of doubtful origin?

Stating that the threat of Nagaland becoming another

Tripura because of “suspected illegal immigrants” was not a new subject, they wondered if NSCN (I-M) knew who could legally reside in Nagaland, including the recruited cadres.

While stating that there were still thousands of unidentified residents yet to be verified by authorities, SN said Naga identity was too precious to be diluted and to get lost in the interest of unscrupulous political interest.

SN said the talks of Government of India recognizing the “uniqueness of Naga history” was never without the ‘indigenous’ issue. However, if people of doubtful origin/Non-Nagas are recruited into the national interest, Nagas should give up their fight for a sovereign nation, SN said.

In view of these, SN said “Survival Nagaland would be pleased to get timely clarification from the esteemed authority of NSCN (I-M).”

Oil, gas PSU mergers exempt from CCI approval

NEW DELHI, Nov 23 (PTI): Merger and acquisition deals involving public sector oil and gas companies have been exempted from seeking the Competition Commission approval, says a notification. The corporate affairs ministry’s decision to exempt such deals from the ambit of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) comes against the backdrop of the proposed consolidation and stake purchases among state-owned oil and gas companies. In July, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) approved sale of the government’s 51.11 per cent stake in oil refiner HPCL to the country’s largest oil producer ONGC. The ministry has said all cases of combinations involving the central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) operating in oil and gas sectors under the Petroleum Act, 1934, have been exempted from the CCI approval requirement for five years. The exemption will also be applicable to their “wholly- or partly-owned subsidiaries operating in the oil and gas New Delhi, Nov 23 (IANS): State sectors, from the application of the provisions of sections 5 and 6 of the (Competition) Bank of India (SBI) will unveil the country’s Act, for a period of five years”, the notification issued on November 22 said. first integrated lifestyle and banking digital FOR SALE platform on Friday to be launched here by URGENT SALE WAGON R LXI, NL-01 Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, according to 60000 km only, Tip Top FORD ECOSPORT (2013) Done Condition, Passion Red Colour, a statement from the public sector bank.

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DIMAPUR, NOV 23 (NPN): All Nagaland District Ministerial Service Association (ANDMSA) Mokokchung has extended support to the call of the ANDMSA parent body.

In a press note, ANDMSA Mokokchung unit president, Chubatoshi Pongen and secretary, Bendangwati said the unit will strictly enforce the three-day “pen down and computer shut down” agitation from November 27 to 29. The unit has therefore requested all DDOs and member staff of various departments to co-operate and further appealed to the general public of Mokokchung to bear with the inconveniences.

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DIMAPUR, NOV 23 (NPN): Supporting NNagaDAO and the affected community members in Dimapur due to the breakdown of CD 4 machine, Network of Naga People Living with HIV/AIDS (NNP+), through a press release re-emphasized the importance of CD 4 cell count test for PLHIV as it is the most important laboratory indicator of immune functions to provide quality treatment and the strongest predictor of HIV progression in the absence of Viral Load Testing Machine. It also expressed resentment, that with systems already in place for ARV drugs stock management, PLHIV have to frequently face drugs shortages and non availability of stock, which greatly affects the treatment process and the mental health of the PLHIV who are on ARV drugs. Therefore, NNP+ urged NSACS to immediately address the frequent breakdown of CD 4 machines and for better stock management to ensure regular supply of ARV drugs so as to quickly move towards achievement of treatment target of 90:90:90 by 2020.

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Mumbai, Nov 23 (PTI): Gold prices gained further at the domestic bullion market here today on sustained demand from stockists and investors, triggered by the ongoing wedding season.

Silver rose smartly due to speculative buying amid good industrial offtake. Standard gold (99.5% purity) climbed by Rs 45 to close at Rs 29,485 per 10 gram from Wednesday’s level of Rs 29,440. Pure gold (99.9% purity) also moved up by a similar margin to Rs 29,635 per 10 gram as against Rs 29,590 previously. Silver (.999 fineness) jumped by Rs 130 to finish at Rs 39,435 per kg as compared to Rs 39,305 earlier. Globally, Gold steadied, having risen nearly 1% in the previous session, as the dollar sank after minutes from the US Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting dampened the outlook for interest rate hikes next year.

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Pak court orders release of Hafiz Saeed Deal signed to return Myanmar Rohingyas US hits back after Pakistan court order

Hafiz Saeed makes his way out of a Pakistani court in Lahore after being released from house arrest.

Mumbai attack mastermind and banned Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed is a terrorist leader designated by both the United Nations and the United States, the Trump administration said on Wednesday, hours after a Pakistani court ordered his release from detention.

The banned Jamaatud-Dawah head, who carries a bounty of USD 10 million announced by the US for his role in terror activities, has been under detention since January this year.

“The US is aware of media reports that Pakistan (court) ordered release of

Lashkar-e-Taiba leader Hafiz Saeed from house arrest,” a State Department spokesperson told PTI when asked about the decision of the Judicial Review Board of Punjab province which refused to extend Saeed’s detention.

As such, Saeed is all set to be released from house arrest after the expiry of the detention order on Thursday.

Responding to a question, the State Department was quick to express its displeasure over the potential release of Saeed from house arrest.

In May 2008, the United States Department of the Treasury designated

Mnangagwa to be sworn-in as prez today

Emmerson Mnangagwa

streets and some brandished posters of Mnangagwa and army chief General Constantino Chiwenga, who led the takeover.

The demise of Mugabe leaves Zimbabwe facing a different situation to other African countries where veteran leaders have been toppled in popular uprisings or through elections.

By contrast, the a r my h a s e n g i n e e r e d Mnangagwa`s path to power and for decades he was a faithful lieutenant of Mugabe and member of his elite. He was also in charge of internal security when rights groups say 20,000 civilians were killed in the 1980s. “Mugabe has gone but I don`t see Mnangagwa doing anything different from that old man. This is not the change I expected but let us give him time,”

said security guard Edgar Mapuranga, who sat by a bank cash machine that was out of money.

Zimbabwe`s next leader faces the task of restoring the country`s fortunes. Alleged human rights abuses and flawed elections prompted many Western countries to impose sanctions in the early 2000s that hurt the economy.

Chinese investment softened the blow but the population of 13 million remains mainly poor and faces currency shortages and high unemployment.

Staging clean elections next year will be key to winning fresh investment.

Mnangagwa is almost certain to win that election but it would be a victory for the country`s “old elites”

with the aid of China, said Guenther Nooke, German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s personal representative for Africa.

“He will manage to get elected using fear or many tricks, and then we`ll have a succession from one tyrant to the next,” Nooke told broadcaster SWR2.

China`s foreign ministry said on Wednesday it respected Mugabe`s decision to resign.

Former colonial power Britain wants Zimbabwe to rejoin the international community now Mugabe has resigned, Prime Minister Theresa May said.

Mnangagwa met South Africa`s President Jacob Zuma in the capital Pretoria on Wednesday, the eNCA television channel said.

OFFICE OF THE

DISTRICT, WOKHA – 797111, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

With much pride and honour, we the Nrung Longidang Village Students’ Union (NLVSU) expresses our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals.

1. Mr. Yanphamo Murry, S/o. Liemo Murry promoted to ABI (MT) 12th NAP (IR) BN Chintok, Longleng.

2. Mr. Yanarow Mozhui, S/o. Lt. Tsenarhomo Mozhui promoted to Forester (Grade I) Field Incharge Doyang, Wokha Nagaland The Union wishes a bright future endeavours.

Pyingjano Ngullie Gen. Secretary, NLVSU

Zanbenthung T. Murry President, NLVSU

Dar granted leave for 3 months Organised by Village Women Association Bor-Lengri, Karbi Anglong, Assam Venue : Bor Lengri-I, L.P School

der pressure on the issue, for different reasons.

Bangladesh wants to show its population that the Rohingya will not be permanent residents - it was already hosting about 400,000 before the latest influx.

The Burmese authorities - and particularly de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi - are responding to international calls to do more to resolve the crisis.

Amnesty International said it doubted there could be safe or dignified returns of Rohingya to Myanmar “while a system of apartheid remains” and added that it “hoped those who do not want to go home are not forced to do so”.

“It is completely premature to be talking about returns when hundreds of Rohingya continue to flee persecution and arrive in Bangladesh on an almost daily basis,” a spokesperson said.

DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND

CONGRATULATIONS

The Wokha Town Longsa Youth Organization conveys its heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their various achievements and bringing laurels to our Village by securing glorious positions through various competitive examinations conducted by the UPSC and NPSC: 1. Zumchilo T. Ezung, D/o Mr. Tokhvüo Ezung, Jr. Hydrogeologist (Scientists B) CGWB, through UPSC. 2. E. Zuchobeni Lotha, D/o Mr. Evothung Lotha, Secretariat Assistant through NPSC. 3. Tsutsamo Z. Ezung, S/o Lt. Zubonthung Ezung, Fishery inspector through NPSC (Technical).

The Wokha Town Longsa Youth Organization prays that Almighty God be your guide as you all start a new inning in life and best wishes in your future endeavors.

(Mhabemo L. Ezung) (Motsuthung R. Ezong) President, WTLYO Gen. Secretary, WTLYO

POSTPONEMENT OF MEETING

The Chang Union Dimapur meeting which was convened on 25th of November 2017 has been postponed and deferred to 2nd December 2017 due to unavoidable circumstances, so the members are requested to bear WITH the inconvenience.

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FELICITATION

The Namsang Citizen Union with immense joy, pride and honour would like to congratulate Mr. Metmei Phom, S/o. Mr. Bauai Phom for successfully securing the post of Junior Engineer (Class-II Gazetted) under PHED Department through NPSC (CTE) Exam. 2017.

The Union further wishes him a bright future.

(H. Beuaok) Gen. Secretary

OFFICE OF THE

TAMLU VILLAGE STUDENTS' UNION Estd : 1953 Dist. Longleng, Nagaland

Motto : "Knowledge Courage Integrity"

WORDS OF APPRECIATION

COMP

Through this column, the Tamlu Village Students' Union would like to express our profound gratitude to Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Hon'ble Member of Parliament for his generous donation of Rs. 10 lakhs towards the ongoing construction of New Playground at Tamlu Village. The Union gratefully acknowledges your valuable contribution which also reflects your immense concern towards our people.

The TVSU wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to bless you and bring about more positive changes under your dynamic leadership.

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Islamabad/London, Nov 23 (PTI): Pakistan’s embattled Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has been relieved of his duties after the ailing politician, declared a proclaimed absconder by a court in the Panama Papers case, requested leave for three months. Dar, 67, had arrived in London nearly a month ago and has been seeking treatment of an undefined heart complication at a Harley Street hospital.

He can avail a maximum of three-month leave and should resume duty

by February 21 otherwise he could be permanently relieved of charge, according to rules.

However, sources said that the development may eventually bring to an end Dar’s almost four-and-ahalf-year stint as the finance minister. Dar sent a threepage letter to the Prime Minister’s Office on Monday seeking leave of absence.

In it, he narrated his health condition, saying that his surgeon had asked him to avoid international air travel. He said his medical tests in UK showed “diffuse coronary heart disease and possible ischemic heart disease”.

late in August.

On Wednesday, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Myanmar’s military action against the minority Rohingya population constituted ethnic cleansing.

“The ‘Arrangement’ stipulates that the return shall commence within two months,” a press release from the Bangladeshi government said.

Few other details were released following the signing of the memorandum in Myanmar’s capital Nay Pyi Taw. Bangladesh Foreign Minister Mahmood Ali said it was a “first step”.

A senior Myanmar official Myint Kyaing said it was ready to receive the Rohingya “as soon as possible”.

Myanmar’s conditions of return remain unclear, and many Rohingya are terrified of being sent back.

Both countries are un-

CHANG UNION DIMAPUR

OFFICE OF THE WOKHA TOWN LONGSA YOUTH ORGANIZATION WOKHA-797111, NAGALAND

(M. Baue) President

N.LONGIDANG VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION

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H a r a r e , N ov 2 3 (Agencies): Zimbabwe`s former vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa will be sworn in as president on Friday, marking a new era for the country ruled

by Robert Mugabe from independence nearly four decades ago until his swift downfall this week.

The ruling ZANU-PF party has nominated Mnangagwa to fill the vacancy left

by Mugabe on Tuesday and he will be sworn in on Friday, said Jacob Mudenda, the speaker of parliament.

Mugabe sacked Mnangagwa as vice president two weeks ago to smooth a path to the succession for his wife Grace, who is much younger than the 93-yearold leader. Mnangagwa fled for his own safety and the military seized control, shattering Mugabe`s authority.

He returned to Zimbabwe on Wednesday, a ZANU-PF official said.

Mnangagwa issued a statement from hiding on Tuesday calling on Zimbabweans to unite to rebuild the country. Mugabe held on for a week with ZANU-PF and others urging him to quit.

He finally stepped down on Tuesday as parliament began an impeachment process. People danced in the

Saeed as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist under Executive Order 13224, the spokesperson said.

“Saeed was also individually designated by the United Nations under UNSCR 1267 (UN Security Council Resolution) in December 2008 following the November 2008 Mumbai attack,” the official said.

LeT and several of its front organisations, leaders, and operatives remain under both State Department and Treasury Department sanctions, the State Department official noted.

“The US reiterates its stance that LeT is a designated Foreign Terrorist Organisation responsible for the death of hundreds of innocent civilians in terrorist attacks, including a number of American citizens,” the spokesperson told PTI.

Nay Pyi Taw, Nov 23 (Agencies): Bangladesh has signed a deal with Myanmar to return hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who fled a recent army crackdown.

A statement from the Bangladesh foreign ministry said displaced people could begin to return within two months.

The two sides say they are working on the details.

The crisis has been called ethnic cleansing by the UN and the US. Aid agencies have raised concerns about the forcible return of the Rohingya unless their safety can be guaranteed.

The Rohingya are a stateless minority who have long experienced persecution in Myanmar, also known as Burma.

More than 600,000 have fled to neighbouring Bangladesh since violence erupted in Rakhine state

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victory of truth and called the decision “a serious blow” to India’s demands that he be kept in custody and punished for the 2008 massacre, Dawn online reported.

Following the decision, Saeed supporters chanted slogans and showered him with rose petals.

The court had warned the government last month that it would end Saeed’s house arrest if enough evidence was not submitted against him.

Saeed’s advocate A.K. Dogar earlier said the JuD leaders had been detained merely on the basis of allegations, without any substantial evidence against them, and called the call for extending the detention “illegal” and a “violation of basic rights”.

Dogar alleged that the government had placed Saeed under house arrest to oblige the US. Seeking an end to his detention, Saeed argued that his captivity without any legality amounted to a violation of the Constitution and his human rights.

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Islamabad/ Washi n g t o n , N ov 2 2 (IANS/ Agencies): A Pakistan court on Wednesday ordered the release of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) founder Hafiz Saeed, blamed for the horrific 2008 Mumbai terror attack, from house arrest that began in January this year.

A Judicial Review Board consisting of judges from the Lahore High Court rejected a plea from Punjab province to extend Saeed’s detention after a senior Finance Ministry official failed to convince the board that his release would lead to diplomatic and other problems for Pakistan.

The Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) chief will be freed on the midnight of November 24 after the expiry of the house arrest order. Saeed and his four aides had been under house arrest since January under the AntiTerrorism Act. Following the decision, Saeed told media that an end to his detention was tantamount to the

ATICK BUCHEM L. ANGAM President Secretary Tamlu Village Students' Union Tamlu Village Students' Union

NEW MARKET XI ACKNOWLEDGES TO ALL

New Market XI would like to express sincere thanks and gratitude to all who have helped in prayer, physically, socially, morally and financially to the Club during the 23rd Classic Cup, 2017.

New Market XI in particular thank 1. Khozo Nakhro, 2. Gopal Krishna Tea Estate Assam, 3. Xavier Rutsa, 4. Sedeneikho Shosahie, 5. Keneizhakho Nakhro, 6.Ropfii Meyase, 7. Vikholie Yiese, 8. Neitho Solo, 9.N William Koso,10. Ruokuobeizo Nyusou,11.Kennny Peseyie, 12. Er. Kevisekho Kruse,13. Neitho Kuotsu,14. Mrs Krone and Neichievolii, 15. Helen Hotel,16. Pastor Rokovilie Punyii and 17. Lambu Tripura for their help.

New Market XI also thank the well-wishers and football fans who supported the team throughout the championship.

In return, we (New Market XI) have nothing to give, but we pray to Almighty God to give abundant blessing to all.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The CANSSEA in connection with the successful conclusion of the Solidarity Rally organized on 21st November 2017 at Kohima would like to extend its appreciation to all its affiliated Unions/ Associations and employees from different departments and sister service associations for their active participation in the Rally.

The CANSSEA also appreciates and thanks the Angami Public Organization for the permission to hold the rally, the District Administration, the Police and the Medical Team for the logistic support in peaceful conduct of the rally.

Further, the CANSSEA extends its gratitude to the Hon’ble Governor Shri P. B. Acharyaji for sparing his valuable time and giving a patient hearing to address the grievances of the employees.

The CANSSEA reiterates its commitment to the welfare of all its affiliated unions/associations and employees and shall continue to look forward to the continued support of all concerned in future endeavors of the CANSSEA.

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12 bands selected for NSACS multi-media campaign

NSACS officials addressing media in Kohima, Thursday. (NP)

and said during the event, many youth including the band members came forwards for HIV testing.

Deputy Director Dr. Vezokholu Theyo also informed that though it could not reduce the rate drastically, the current HIV prev-

winner of 2016 Interna- official from NSACS would judge the competition. (Correspondent) tional Hornbill Rock contest SNF band comprising of four members and one

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The first Ordination program of the Nagamese Baptist Churches Association (NBCA) Nagaland was held on 21st Nov. 2017 at Phezoucha Nagamese Baptist Church, near New Secretariat Kohima. It is to be stated that, based on the recommendation of Tangha Baptist Church (TBC), Phom Baptist Christian Association (PBCA) and Dimapur Phom Baptist Church, Rev. C. Baulei Phom, Church & Mission Secretary, NBCA was the first to be ordained under Nagamese Baptist Churches Association Nagaland during its 9th Annual Conference where, the Chairman Ordination Council & Executive Secretary NBCA, Rev. R. Meren Jamir along with Ordination Council members ministered the ordination. Rev. Phomlee Van, Pastor, Kohima Phom Baptist Church and Shri Among Phom, Deacon, Dimapur Phom Baptist Church also blessed the program by invoking God’s blessing upon the program and witnessing the ordainee as true Christian respectively.

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rand finale of the seventh edition of the Nagaland State AIDS Control Society (NSACS) multi media campaign would be held on December 1, coinciding with World AIDS day at The Heritage at 4 P.M. Briefing media persons at the directorate of health and family welfare Thursday afternoon, Project Director Dr. Ngangshimeren said NACO started the multi-media campaign in 2009 to promote awareness compassion, education and support the issue of HIV and AIDS in the state. He said the campaign was aimed to capitalise on the popularity of local entertainment avenues among the youth, especially in area of music as Nagas were fond of music entertainment and said that the campaign tagline would be “life now-yes life, no HIV” adding that Life Pro Solution will be the Event partner for managing the entire activities.

PD said the project was targeted on the young people between the age group of 15-35, to encourage safe and responsible behaviour among the youth, reduce the level of stigma and discrimination by demystifying HIV/AIDS, promote HIV/AIDS related services, especially HIV testing STI awareness and condom promotion.

He said that 18 bands from across the state had submitted original songs based on HIV&AIDS on drug abuse in audio demo format out of which 12 bands was shortlisted to go for the state level band competition.

On the impact through the multi media campaign assistant director Ainato Yeptho said the campaign involved many youngsters

alence rate in the state for for the show would be free general population stands of cost.

Event manager Theat .80% while the adult prevalence rate stands at jakielie Zuyie informed the 0.78%.

The 12 selected bands for the grand finale were selected based on the qualities like lyrics, melody, uniqueness, creativity within genre and overall brilliance. Initially, only 10 bands were to be selected but the organisers decided to accommodate two bands that ranked at 11 and 12 for displaying potential of brilliance.

The organisers informed that the entry free

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Walford Area Sumi Community Celebrates Ahuna 2017

Walford Area Sumi Community had celebrated its 1-U Ahuna festival on 13th & 14th of November 2017 at DSBC Walford Prayer Fellowship compound organized by WASC with Ino. Heyito Yeptho as “Ahuna Papuh”. The programme started on 13th November 2017 at 8:00 AM with “Ahuna Papuh” as chief guest, in his speech he had briefly enlightened the congregation about the meaning,values and importance of Ahuna. Further various activities and competitions such as, volleyball both male and female, ‘Angu Kupsu’ and ‘Puxa Kuxu’ commenced thereon. On 14th of Nov. 2017, the programme was anchored by Mr. Manaho Katty Vice chairman WASC and Mr. Inaka K Yeptho WASC General Secretary as recorder which began where with an opening prayer by Mr. Akheto Chishi followed by singing of “Lejole” from Walford area STH, special number by Mr. Wilto Kiho and volleyball final played between ‘Aqasa’ and ‘Rising Club’ of which Aqasa club won the match and lifted the trophy in Men’s category, whereas in women Volleyball, M/s Company’s Club won the trophy and runners up by Hukuthusa. Thereafter, the programme concluded with “Ahuna Fest” Further, Ino. Hekishe Awomi, Chairman WASC convey his heartiest thanks to each and every individual for their active participation and contribution towards the successful events organized by the WASC. Hekishe Awomi Chairman (Walford Area Sumi Community)

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uno Shiu, a singer from the Khiamniungan tribe who is ranked Top 5 at alternative genre of Songdew (India) in 2017, among Top 5 artist of NorthEast to look out for 2017 published by Electic magazine and a finalist of Acoustic Heroes 2016 held at Guwahati has released another single with experimental music, featuring Sudu Rhax and Tweax.

The song which profoundly articulates the beauty of a woman would be available at Indihut. Sudu Rhax is a rapper based in Dimapur and is currently doing his higher secondary studies in Pranab Vidyapith Higher Secondary School Dimapur. He is also the former member of “The Spotlight” and was nominated for 8th Music award of Nagaland in HipHop/Rap category.

Tweax (Meyu Longchar) is an EDM Producer from Mokokchung.

He is a member of Whoops!

Here we are and produces genres such as Dubstep, Tropical house and Future Bass. His first single “Zero to Hero” was released through Cpytic Records (an upcoming Indian label). He aspires to make music which crosses genres and bring something fresh to the scene.

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T-20 Bash: T. Khel Knights, P. Khel Eagles win

Ruokuobeilie of P. Khel Eagles receiving man of the match award from Diethonguzo Miachieo.

Correspondent

Kohima, Nov 23 (NPN): T. Khel Knights and P. Khel Eagles registered wins at the ongoing the 5th 10-Northern Angami-1 T-20 Bash organized by Brotherhood Group on Thursday.

In the first match, T. Khel Knights defeated the Zienuobadze High Flyers by 6 wickets. After winning the toss, Zienuobadze High Flyers elected to bat and scored 118 runs losing 9 wickets in 20 overs. Moa and Dito scored 29 runs and 20 runs respectively. For T. Khel Knights, Keviselhou took 2 wickets.

Chasing the target, T.Khel Knights scored 120 runs losing 4 wickets in 16.2 overs. Imlikaba and Keviselhou scored 27 and 23 runs respectively.

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Knights was named man of the match.

In the second match, P. Khel Eagles defeated Upper L. Khel Riders by 89 runs.

P. Khel Eagles won the toss and elected to bat and scored 192 runs losing 4 wickets in 20 overs. Ruokuobelie and Imli scored 58 and 36 runs respectively.

In the second innings, Upper L. Khel Riders were bowled out for 103 runs in 15.5 overs. Samuel and Khrietuo scored 32 runs.

For P. Khel Eagles, Khrietuo took 4 wickets in 4 overs.

Ruokuobelie of P. Khel Eagles was declared man of the match.

Friday’s matches 1st match: 9:00 am D. Khel United Vs Chedema Strikers 2nd match: 12:30 pm Keyake –Phesoucha Pirates Vs R.S. Challengers.

Mkg mountain bike festival on December 7 & 8

Zhuikhu memorial trophy from Dec 4

Dimapur, Nov 23 Khaghaboto town.

Therefore, all the par(NPN): The 19th annual The fixture for the ticipating team captains meet of Zhuikhu Memo- tournament will be drawn and coaches have been D i m a p u r , N ov 2 3 rial Trophy will be held on November 28 at 10:00 asked to be present for the drawing of fixture.

(NPN): The second edition from December 4-9 at am. of Mokokchung Mountain Bike Festival, organised by Trail Hounds Cycling Club, will be held on December 7 and 8. Mountain bikers from Nepal, United Kingdom, Maharashtra, Pune, Kerala, Sikkim, Manali, Manipur, Assam, Meghalaya and Nagaland will be competing in the Cross Country and Xtreme Downhill Challenge.

Mokokchung Cross Country will be flagged off from the town square on December 7 and will culminate ANKA president Shihan T. Sangtam and officials with participants. The state level selection at the Yimchalu Gate, Sun- for the upcoming 5th NESKFI National Karate Championship 2017 was held on November gratsu village while Extreme 18 at Logdrum School Karate Dojo, Sangtamtilla, Dimapur.

Downhill Challenge will be held at Chuchu Downhill track.

The official sponsors of "The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord." the event are the Department Job 1:21 of Tourism, Government of Nagaland, Marin Bikes California, Summit Bike Components United Kingdom, Pitstop Mokokchung, Pedalroads Cycling Assam, Krank Hub Kohima, Soyim Printers Mokokchung, Freerider Magazine Pune and MTB Mag Asia China.

For registration, interested cyclists can log in to www.facebook/trailhoundscyclingclub or call 9402679388.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

MBC youth department volleyball tourney

Kohima, Nov 23 (NPN): Mukalimi Baptist Church youth department will be organizing its first open volleyball tournament on November 28 and 29 at Mukalimi village local ground under the theme “ shine for Christ.” Managing director of Nikos Hospital, Dimapur Dr. Victo A Wotsa will grace the inaugural programme as the chief guest.

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Born on : 14/11/1938 – Died on : 19/11/2017 Through this column, we the bereaved family members of Late Imtijungshi Aonok would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us and shared our pain, rendered their selfless support physically, materially, financially and prayer during our moments of grief and sorrow at the demise of our beloved father.

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of Lt. S.N. Singson A year has passed since you left us on this day, yet not a single day passes by without you in our hearts. We pass each day with the strength of wisdom you provided us and take comfort knowing that you are in a better place.

You will always be missed in our hearts and fondly remembered.

Loving wife, children grandchildren and family members.

Born : 09.03.1923 – Died : 20.11.2017 We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Mrs. Thangsalu Golmei would like to express our sincere and profound gratitude to each and every individuals, church members, neighbours and friends for your support and comfort you all have shown us through prayer, morally, physically and financially during the illness and at the demise of our beloved mother on 20th November 2017.

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“ Gratitude is the fairest blossoms which springs from the souls.”

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Born on : 04/01/1985 – 13/11/2017 We the bereaved family members of Lt. Vikali Yeptho would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every organisations, individuals, neighbours, friends, relatives and well wishers who stood by us at our darkest moment of life, your physical and financial help, material support and prayers during the illness and at the sad demise of our beloved daughter shall always be remembered.

We sincerely convey our special thanks to : 1. Mr. Th. Muivah (Ato Kilonser) 10. All Files and Ranks of GPRN/NSCN (I-M) 2. Mrs. Eustar Chishi Swu (CNC President) 11. Doctors, nurses and staff of CIHSR 3. Rev. Seksim Kasar (CNC Secretary) 12. Lhokheto Village Baptist Church 4. D.G Robert (Cabinet Secretary) 13. Lhokheto Aye G.B 5. C.N.C Office.

14. Lhokheto Youth 6. GHQ Church (Hebron) 15. Doyapur Youth 7. Ladies Unit, GHQ Naga Army 16. Mr. & Mrs. Moalong Kichu, Dimapur 8. NSWON 17. Friends, neighbours, relatives & well wishers.

9. Gaililee Yanao Fellowship Colony (Hebron) We regret our inability to mention each and everyone's name but pray that the good Lord shower His unceasing blessing upon you all abundantly.

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Through this column, we the family members of Late Mr. Taliakum Longjemdang, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all individual, friends, relatives, neighbours, churches, Soil Department and well wishers, who stood by us through prayers, physically, financially and moral support at his sudden demise on 15th Nov. 2017.

We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and everyone individually, but it is our humble prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Through this column, we the bereaved family members of Lt. Shri N Pangtok Konyak, S/o Lt Nyemphong Konyak would like to convey our profound gratitude to the following organizations and unions who stood by us emotionally and supported us physically, financially and in prayers.

1. Doctors & nurses of Civil Hospital Mon. 2. Doctors & nurses of Civil Hospital Sivasagar, Assam.

3. Konyak Baptist Church Mon 4. Staff Union SDEO Mon. 5. G.P.S Tompang Mon Town.

6. Walo Ward Mon Town.

7. Mata Tongning Chi Mon Town.

8. Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khong.

9. Tobu Area Union Mon Town.

10. Tobu Area Union Tizit Town.

11. Tobu Area Women Union Mon Town.

12. Changlangshu Union Mon Town. Born on : 18/12/1971 Died on : 15/11/2017 13. Monyakshu Union Mon Town.

14. Monyakshu Union Tizit Town.

15. Monyakshu Women Union Mon Town.

16. Monyakshu Citizens Staff Union.

Though we cannot thank each and every person individually, it is our prayer to the Almighty God to bless you all abundantly.

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2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY

Born : 1905 – Died : 22/11/1987 The First Convert at Noksen Village "Well Done Good and Faithful Servant" (Matt 25:21)

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Lt. Noklenthemba

of our beloved DAD (Lt. Vizolhou Solo)

BENDANGTOSHI LONGKUMER (Tatar) 06.01.1984 – 15.11.2017 We the family and relatives wish to express our deepest heartfelt gratitude to all who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually by upholding us in prayer during the tragic car accident and sad demise of my beloved husband.

We sincerely thank his friends, individuals, churches, councils and societies and well wishers for their enormous help and unceasing support without which we could not have come this far. We are deeply indebted for all the physical and material help showered upon us.

Further, we pray for the speedy recovery of his friend, those who were involved in the tragic car accident.

We convey our special thanks to: 1. Longsa Council and Baptist Church 2. Ungma Council 3. Artang Council & Baptist Church.

4. Doctors and nurses IMDH Mkg 5. Traffic Police MKg 6. Loyang Zunga Ungma 7. Childhood Zunga Artang 8. Neighbours.

Loving wife, son & relatives.

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Loving children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and relatives

Daddy how much we miss you, Two long years have passed without you.

God is so good to us always; But still, when life seems impossible and the journey roughens, Your voice echoes in our hearts and we miss your care and advice.

You have done your journey and have gone leaving us in tears; It has been hard; But dad we have not forgotten you Once we had a daddy, now all we have is your memory.

Daddy we will always love and miss you.

You are near even if we don't see you. You are with us, even if you are far away. You are in our hearts, in our memories and thoughts, in our lives always.

You are deeply missed by your loved ones.

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We the bereaved family members of our beloved LATE KEMIARHÜ PIENYÜ would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to all those who stood by us and helped us in every possible means during the brief illness and at the sad demise of our beloved.

We are indebted to all however, we would like to particularly thank the following: 1. Khedi Baptist Church, Kohima.

2. Dr. Tseilhoutuo (Ato) and his colleagues at KOHIMAS Hospital, Kohima.

We regret our inability to thank each one of you individually, but it is our fervent prayer that God bless you all abundantly.

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Chennaiyin FC outplay NorthEast United FC 3-0 Sindhu enters Hong Kong Open

Chennaiyin FC players celebrate after scoring a goal against NorthEast United FC.

Chennai, Nov 23 (PTI): Chennaiyin FC bounced back from a losing start in ISL season 4 as they beat North East United FC 3-0 at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium here tonight.

It was the first win for Chennaiyin at home over NEUFC in the ISL and only their second victory over their North-East rivals.

In an impressive per-

formance, the home side gave the Guwahati outfit the blues. An own goal and a strike by Raphael Augusto put the former ISL champions 2-0 ahead at half-time and then added a late goal through Mohammed Rafi to take home three points.

Aiming to recover from a 2-3 defeat at the hands of FC Goa in the opener on Sunday last, Chennaiyin

FC started in a brisk manner and went on the attack from the word go.

The home side had an opportunity to go ahead in the eighth minute when Gregory Nelson, after some excellent work down the left side, crossed to Francisco Fernandes, who missed out.

Earlier in the fourth minute, the Highlanders

came close to taking the lead but Seiminel Doungel made a hash of it after Chennaiyin shot-stopper Karanjit Singh messed up with a clearance.

The deadlock was broken in the 11th minute as the home team went ahead, albeit through Abdul Hakku’s defensive blunder.

Raphael Augusto cut inside from the left and upon seeing the space available kept moving forward and had a shot at the goal.

Hakku, who looked to head it away, directed it straight past his keeper and into the goal.

The Chennaiyin players kept pushing in an attempt to increase the lead though NEUFC kept making the occasional foray into the rival box.

In the 24th minute, the home team got what it wanted, a second goal.

Bikramjit Singh started with a diagonal into Gregory Nelson who made a run behind the right-back into the box.

Champions League: Man United lose; Barca, Chelsea reach last 16

Juventus’ Paulo Dybala (2nd right) runs with the ball during the Champions League match against Barcelona at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, Italy. (AP/PTI)

L o n d o n, N ov 2 3 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : M a n chester United conceded a late goal to lose 1-0 to Basel in Group A of the Champions League.

Michael Lang popped up at the back post to tap home in the 89th minute to give the hosts a hard-earned three points after ceding possession to United for much of the match.

J o s e M o u r i n h o ’s team had the better of the chances in the opening 45 minutes, but through a mix of bad luck, some decent defending in the final third

by Basel and strong play

by Tomas Vaclík in net, no

goals ever came. The hosts were far the stronger side coming out of the dressing room, though, with Renato Steffen forcing a save from Sergio Romero in the 56th minute before firing a lovely curled shot just wide of the far post minutes later.

Marcus Rashford, on for Jesse Lingard in the 64th minute, saw his shot from a Romelu Lukaku pass skip into the side netting, before Lang eventually decided the clash.

The result moves Basel into second place in the group - level on points with CSKA Moscow but ahead on goal difference - while

Four Indian boxers in fray on day 1 of semis

Guwahati, Nov 23 (PTI): Four of the seven Indian boxers in the semifinals will be in action tomorrow with local favourite Ankushita Boro (64kg) taking centrestage when the first set of last-four stage bouts take place in the AIBA Women’s Youth World Boxing Championships here.

Ten bouts in the fly, feather, welter, middle and heavy categories are on the cards tomorrow.

Jyoti Gulia will kick off India’s challenge in the flyweight category, taking on Kazakhstan’s Abdraimova Zhansaya, the conqueror of USA’s Heaven Garcia who was earlier tipped to walk away with the title.

Next in line will be Shashi Chopra (57kg), up against Mongolian Mong-

hor Namuun. Boro against Thailand’s Saksri Thanchanok in the light- welter category. India’s fourth boxer on view, Neha Yadav (+81kg) will have her hands full against Islambekova Dina of Kazakhstan.

“I never put a count on medals because I believe in good performances. Medals will come if you box well. I had aimed for seven medals and I’m very happy that we have achieved that. I believe we could have won a couple more though,” India coach Rafaelle Bergamasco said.

“We have gone through the videos of all our opponents and have our strategy in place. I will give the coaches individual methodology for the boxers and ask them to work on it. No hard training today,” he added.

NFA executive meeting

Dimapur, Nov 23 (NPN): The Nagaland Football Association (NFA) has convened an executive meeting on November 27 at 12:00 noon at the conference hall of Nagaland Bharat Scouts & Guides HQs, Bayavu Hill, Kohima. The meeting will discuss matters relating to the forthcoming 1st Nagaland Olympics. Therefore all the office bearers and district association presidents or his representatives have been asked to attend the meeting without fail.

United will need a result on their final matchday on December 5 against CSKA to ensure qualification.

Meanwhile, Barcelona earned qualification to the Champions League knockout stage with a 0-0 draw against Juventus at the Allianz Stadium.

Barca star Lionel Messi started the Group D clash from the bench, marking the first time since Oct. 16 of last year he had not begun a club match by his manager’s choice.

Lucas Digne fluffed his lines after a defensive mistake from Juan Cuadrado left him free in the box

in the 69th minute, but his unconvincing cross was easily cut out by the Juve defence in what was the best chance of the second half.

And that was the best either side could muster on a cagey night in Italy.

Also, Chelsea secured their qualification for the round of 16 with a 4-0 victory against 10-man Qarabag.

Chelsea were ahead after 21 minutes when Eden Hazard converted from the penalty spot after Rasad Sadiqov had brought down Willian in the area, with the Qarabag man receiving a red card for the challenge.

The visitors then doubled their lead nine minutes from half-time with Willian tucking the ball away in the bottom corner after playing a clever one-two with Hazard.

Chelsea made it three in the 73rd minute, with Cesc Fabregas picking out the bottom corner from the penalty spot -- having been ordered to retake his original effort -- after Willian had been tugged back

by Maksim Medvedev, before Willian then added a fourth five minutes from time as he rifled home a low strike from the edge of the box.

Nelson looked to square it with his head, but it deflected off the defender into Raphael Augusto’s path who slotted it in past the diving NorthEast United goalie.

The second half saw NEUFC got off the blocks quickly in pursuit of goals but solid defending by Chennaiyin and poor marksmanship let them down.

Early in the second half, a foul from Chennai skipper Henrique Sereno on Lalrindika Ralte saw NorthEast United get a free kick 25 yards out on the left.

Marcinho fired one towards the right corner but it went over the crossbar, much to the relief of the home players and fans.

As the game wore on and the visiting side’s attempts were thwarted by Chennaiyin defenders, came a third goal in the dying moments. Rafi, who came in for Jeje, headed in after the ball bounced after hitting the NEUFC goalkeeper’s head.

NOA informs D i m a p u r , N ov 2 3 (NPN): The Nagaland Olympic Association (NOA) has informed that triple jump for both men and women has been included in the list of event for 1st Nagaland Olympics to be held at Dimapur from December 13-19. It also informed that only one participant will be allowed from each district in each weight category (both men and women) in boxing.

quarters; Saina, Prannoy ousted New Delhi, Nov 23 (Agencies): Ace India shuttler PV Sindhu continued her good run of form recently as she stormed into the quarter-final of the Hong Kong Open Super Series in Kowloon on Thursday.

Sindhu crushed Japan’s Aya Ohori in straight games to qualify for the last eight of the tournament.

Sindhu recorded a 21-14, 21-17 win in just 39 minutes to continue her unbeaten record against the Japanese star.

In the one-sided match, Sindhu got into the groove early to the lead in the first game against her less-illustrious opponent. The 2014 Olympics silver medallist took the first game 21-14 to illustrate her dominance in the match.

The second game started in the same manner as the first — with Sindhu surging into the lead early

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on. Ohori issued a late fightback in the second game by winning give points in a row. However, Sindhu’s experience and class helped her close the second game at 21-17. The Indian will now face another Japanese, fifth seed Akane Yamaguchi, in the quarter-finals on Friday.

In another match, eighth seed Chen Yufei of China edged past Saina 1821, 21-19, 21-10 in a marathon match which lasted an

hour. After winning the first game, Saina could not step up the pressure and was beaten by the Chinese shuttler in the next two games.

Meanwhile, it was curtains for India in the men’s singles after HS Prannoy went down fighting to Japan’s Kazumasa Sakai 21-11, 10-21, 15-21 in a 54-minute battle. Parupalli Kashyap and Sourabh Verma had already crashed out in the opening round on Wednesday.

15 (IR) Mahila Battalion ‘A’ Coy bags gold

KRSA 25th anniversary

D i m a p u r , N ov 2 3 (NPN): Khuova Range Sports Association (KRSA) will be celebrating its 25th anniversary on November 27 at Vidima village local ground. MLA N. Jacob Zhimomi and chairman, Chumukedima Village Council, Razouvotuo Chatsü will grace the celebration as the chief guest and guest of honour respectively.

Deputy Commandant of 1 NAP Bn, Achetla with women relay race winners.

D i m a p u r , N ov 2 3 (NPN): 15 (IR) Mahila Battalion ‘A’ Coy bagged the gold medal in 4x100 mtrs relay race at the 37th Nagaland Police Meet 2017 on Thursday. ‘E’ Coy secured the silver while ‘D’ Coy had to settle with the

bronze medal.

Pankaj Kumar, IAS, chief secretary, Nagaland will grace the closing ceremony as chief guest on November 24. The closing ceremony will showcase women 100 mtrs race final, drill competition where the

top three finalist (12 NAP (IR)/14 NAP (IR) and 15 (IR) Mahila) will compete for the gold, silver and bronze medals spot.

Men will compete in 4x100 mtrs relay race and demonstration of weapon handling on the last day.

Kohima dist volleyball tourney D i m a p u r , N ov 2 3 (NPN): The 5th Kohima District Volleyball Championship (men and women) will be played at local ground, Kohima from November 25 to 30. Neise Mechiilho, Retired Director, Land Resources Development will grace the event as the chief guest. The championship, organised by Kohima District Volleyball

Association, will be held under the theme “transcending through sports.” Altogether 15 men’s team and 8 women’s team will be competing in the championship.

Meanwhile, KDVA informed all the Kohima District Volleyball Referee certificate holders to report at local ground on November 24 at 3.00 pm for an emergency meeting.

Australia reduce England to 196/4 on Day 1

Nathan Lyon celebrates with team-mates after Vince run out on Day-1 of first Ashes Test on Thursday.

Brisbane, Nov 23 (IANS): Australia fought back to reduce a resistant England to 196 for four on the first day of their opening Ashes cricket Test at the Gabba here on Thursday.

James Vince (83) and opener Mark Stoneman (53) shared a 125-run second wicket stand but Australia hit back with the pair’s wicket. The dismissal of captain Joe Root (15)

gave Australia an upper hand on the first day.

Inexperienced Vince and Stoneman displayed doggedness as England recovered from the early loss of former captain Alastair Cook (2) who was caught

by Peter Handscomb at first slip off left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc.

Vince and Stoneman played with a lot of patience and employed tight

defence to go for lunch at 59/1. Afterwards, nearly an hour and 15 minutes of play was wasted due to rain before sunshine returned.

The English pair continued their impressive show as the Australian bowlers showed a lack of discipline after lunch.

While Stoneman came up with his second Test fifty, Vince, playing in his eighth Test, registered his maiden

half-century.

Pat Cummins broke the stand when a ball ran through Stoneman’s defence in the 55th over to boost the hosts just before tea.

Five overs later, Vince too lost his wicket as Nathan Lyon effected a run out from cover with a direct throw at the bowler’s end.

Vince hit 12 fours in the 170 balls he faced.

A turbo-charged Cummins displayed a brilliant spell of fast bowling as he further snared England’s batting mainstay Joe Root (15) with a LBW dismissal to leave the tourists reeling at 163/4.

Dawid Malan (28 not out) and Moeen Ali (13 not out) were unbeaten when the umpires called the end of the day’s play.

Australian off-spinner Lyon didn’t get much help although he was very economical, ending the day with figures of 24-9-40-0.

Brief scores: England: 196/4 (James Vince 83, Mark Stoneman 53; Pat Cummins 2/59) vs Australia.

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