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M’laya CM asks PM Modi to stop sending ministers to speak ill of state

Champions League: Superb Spurs beat Real 3-1

More global entities, banks need to join hands with ISA: FM

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CSOs oppose advisory body for DMC Warns of public revolt if govt fails to revoke decision Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , N OV 2 (NPN): Dimapur-based civil society organizations have strongly objected to the state government’s plan to reinstate the advisory body for the Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) on the ground that such bodies have only created mismanagement and chaos in the urban local bodies. It was felt that the present set up in Dimapur under the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) has been working efficiently.

The Dimapur-based CSOs under the banner of Naga Council Dimapur (NCD)- GBs (Sadar) Union, Naga Women Hoho Dimapur, Dimapur Urban Colony Council Federation have appealed to the chief minister to revoke the October 31 notification in the larger interest of the public.

Address bad road condition: CRPO

DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): Even as the Chozuba range taxi and truck union has threatened to impose bandh over pitiable road condition, the Chozuba Range Public Organization (CRPO) on Thursday appealed to the state government to open Chakhabama- Zunheboto highway and Kohima-Chozuba via KijumetuomaKhusomi village.

In a press release, CRPO president, Puyoi Nyekha, and general secretary, Vesupra Luruo, stated that the recent bandh called

by Chozuba range taxi and truck union against government’s failure to maintain roads affected normal life of Chozuba range public.

Reminding that Chozuba range taxi and truck union has threatened to impose total bandh if the government failed to address the road condition within 20 days with effect from November 2, 2017, the CRPO said the organization would not take responsibility if any untoward incidents occurred.

CRPO said general public of the range had to bear a lot of hardship due to road blocked. Despite several requests to address the road condition, CRPO said the government and the responsible department turned a deaf ear to those requests.

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“On top of extortion we’re now being harassed by GST. How can we survive like this ?”

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On behalf of the CSOs, Naga Council Dimapur vice president K. Ghokheto Chopy and general secretary, Thsapongkyu Sangtam in a representation to the chief minister Nagaland, expressed fear that the constitution of the advisory committee, as witnessed in the past, was “an attempt to invite gross mismanagement and irregularities once again leading to exhaustion of crores of public funds without any sign of developmental activities.”

They pointed out that the present system under the Dimapur Municipal Council chief executive officer (CEO)/administrator had been functioning smoothly with competent support staff as public were witness to the tremendous development and improvement that had taken place under this system.

The council also highlighted that Section 23(A) of the Municipal Act was in total contradiction with the Naga customary system and practises, as enshrined under Article 371(A) of the Constitution of India.

In this regard, NCD

has asked the state government to first review those provision in the Municipal Act 2001 which were against the legitimate interest of the Nagas, before constituting the advisory committees for the Municipal and Town councils in Nagaland.

Without which, Naga Council Dimapur asserted that the Dimapur based civil societies have collectively reaffirmed to oppose the state government’s decision at any cost.

While seeking chief minister’s immediate and urgent intervention to cancel the notification, NCD warned that failure to revoke the decision would invite untoward public revolt and for which the state government would be solely held responsible.

Meanwhile, a member of the CSO expressed serious concern that the advisory committee issue would turn out to be a repeat of the mass public outrage over Urban Local Bodies election earlier this year where lives were lost, properties damaged and brought the state to a standstill.

According to sources, there will be an eight-member DMC advisory body headed by a chief advisor.

The state cabinet plea was that since Dimapur Municipal Council has 23 wards altogether, it was proposed to let each member look after three wards for better functioning.

The Municipal Affairs department in its October 31, 2017 informed all Deputy Commissioners about the decision of the state government to constitute the advisory committee in all the Municipal and Town Councils in Nagaland to assists the administrators.

The notification further asked the DCs to “recommend the names of persons for nomination/ appointment” as advisors in the ratio 3:1 of the total number or wards in every Municipal and Town Councils.

While urging the DCs to take the matter on “priority”, the department also reminded the DCs to strictly stick to the guidelines (para a, b, c, d, e & f) of the 2010 notification, as the criteria for nomination/ appointment.

Vested interests at play: KPU on BDO office issue DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): In connection with the ongoing standoff between Kandi public and the government over the delay in construction of BDO office building at Chunlikha RD block, the Kandinu public union (KPU), Kandinu, Tseminyu sub-division has alleged vested interests were at play, saying even after almost five years since the foundation stone was laid, the construction was yet to start.

In a press release, Kandinu public union vice president, Tiwalo Kath, pointed out that the foundation stone for the BDO office was laid by the NPF government during the chief ministership of Neiphiu Rio on February 29, 2012.

He alleged that after the years of playing petty politics, work order for the same was issued in the month of November 2016.

However, Kath said that even after part-payment was made to the contractor for

the work, the rural development department was still holding up the construction of BDO office.

KPU vice-president also said that repeated reminders to the department by the villages under Chunlikha block to start work were of no avail.

“To make matters worse, it was reported that the local MLA, also the parliamentary secretary, has in a self style manner sanctioned money from his own pocket and started construction of BDO office at another site of his own choice different from the foundation-laid site,” Kath claimed.

In this regard, he questioned what action was the department going to take for the private construction.

Kath opined that the private construction of BDO office at GHS compound, Chunlikha was illegal, arbitrary and violative of the department’s order and the

work order issued, adding that KPU would not accept it at any cost.

Further, stating that no MLA or minister was above the people, Kath said the government was not the private property of the elected MLAs and that “such antipeople activities” would not go unnoticed.

As per the government decision of 2012, KPU vice president said the RD department should direct the contractor to start work immediately at the foundation laid site and declare private construction for said office as illegal.

Questioning the silence of the department on the issue, the KPU vice president demanded that the RD department spell out the proper reasons in the media for remaining silent.

KPU also cautioned that the RD department alone would be held solely responsible if any untoward accidents happened.

Parliament’s Winter Session likely to be shorter New Delhi, Nov 2 (IANS): Parliaments Winter Session is likely to be curtailed this year in view of the ongoing assembly elections in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh where the BJP is locked in a straight contest with the Congress.

Informed sources said the session could be short this year and the dates would be decided once the Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs (CCPA) meets.

Normally, the Winter Session commences from mid-November and ends before Christmas. Going by precedents, the dates for the session should have been out by now as normally the members are intimated around three weeks in advance for them to file notices for questions.

The sources said leaders and MPs of both major parties were busy electioneering in the two poll-bound states and that could be one of the reasons why this session had not been convened yet. The delay had also set off speculation that the government could also be mulling an early Budget session starting in middle or late January.

From Dec 1 verify your mobile number with Aadhaar NEW DELHI, NOV 2 (AGENCIES): From December 1, people can verify their mobile SIM cards with Aadhaar without giving their biometric details to telecom service providers through OTPs. The move was announced by the official Twitter handle of the Unique Identification Authority of India on Thursday. The Government had made it compulsory to link Aadhaar to their mobile SIMs card.

Failing to do that while lead to deactivation of the number after February 2018.

According to reports, biometrics cannot be stored by the telecom operators nor will they have access to any of the other personal data.

The order came after the Supreme Court passed in February this year in Lokniti foundation case so criminals, fraudsters and terrorists cannot use issued SIMs.

‘Defection of disgruntled members a welcome step’

DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): Reacting to the defection of Dimapur District Congress Committee officer bearers and frontal organizations Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee on Thursday said that the decision of some “disgruntled” party workers in Dimapur to join hands with “corrupt and divided NPF bandwagon is a welcome step”. It said the Congress party was silently tolerating the activities of these “political turncoats” since 2013 and also in the ULB election, hoping that better sense will prevail.

In a statement, the NPCC claimed even AICC secretary in-charge of Nagaland Dr K Jayakumar, during his numerous visits to the State, had taken due note of the few party workers who were more interested in furthering the cause of other party while still claiming to be Congress workers.

According to the statement, the AICC had directed the NPCC to take drastic measures in overhauling the entire party setup in the State, especially in Dimapur, to shed the “deadwoods that have become liability”.

Towards this end, the NPCC had appointed A Bendangyanger Jamir as the new DDCC president on October 17 and had specifically tasked him to revamp the entire committee. Realising that there will be no more space for people sailing in two boats, some few disgruntled party workers led by former DDCC president misguided some party workers into joining an “already rotten boat” of NPF that is sinking on its own weight, the statement added.

While reminding party workers, voters and well-wishers that DDCC is intact and fully functional under the presidentship of Bendangyanger Jamir, the Congress said it is fully confident that the new team will be able to deliver results as the party is now free of “opportunist and pessimist” people who were a big hindrance to people wanting to join the party.

The party urged its workers to work for the people and not for position. “Nagaland and especially the people of Dimapur desperately need freedom from fear, protection of livelihood and better infrastructures in tune with the rapid urbanisation,” it added.

The statement appealed to the people of Nagaland to come forward and join hands with the Congress to rid the State of “mass corruption and unbearable taxation” that has destroyed simple and honest ways of life.

Governor greets Kukis

DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, has extended greetings to the Kuki community on the occasion of Kut festival and prayed that the festival bring peace, unity and prosperity to the community. In a message, Acharya described the festival as a happy occasion for the community whose stock of food is plentiful after a year of tremendous hard labour. Governor also reminded all to thank the Almighty for His unwavering love and blessing. Governor viewed that the festival should provide opportunities for budding generations and other villagers to display their skills and physical strength. Asserting that the festival should be a source for building unity, the governor called upon all to come together and make the atmosphere conducive in towns and villages for peaceful co-existence and all round development in the state.

Mass social work in DMC area

DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC), in continuation to its earlier order dated October 25, 2017, has informed all the residents of Dimapur municipality that henceforth there would be mass social work every Saturday starting 8am onwards for the month of November 2017 in order to check the outbreak of dengue. In an order, DMC administrator, Moa Sangtam, directed all residents of Dimapur municipality area to completely remove/drain stagnant water within their respective house compounds from household utensils, flowerpots, drains etc during the social work.

DC Wokha informs

DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): DC Wokha, Wezope Kenye, has informed all the affected structure owners, located between 72/400km to 105/000km on NH-2, that signing of agreement for damaged compensation with the department would be executed on November 6, 10 a.m. at DC’s conference. In this regard, Kenye has informed all responsible to produce two copies of latest passport size photos for the said exercise.

DC stated that the list of all affected structure owners would be displayed at notice board of the DC office, Wokha for further verification and authentication by the concerned affected owners.

NPF rival groups continue tirade against each other

Vikheho asks CM whether leadership Neiphiu Rio-led NPF central youth award was meant to run illegal govt wing pooh-poohs rival faction

Correspondent

KOHIMA, NOV 2 (NPN): In the ongoing war between the two factions of Naga People’s Front (NPF), Vikheho Swu, MLA has questioned chief minister, T.R. Zeliang whether the “Global Leadership Award” he had received in 2016 for having an “Opposition-less” government was meant to legitimise his “unconstitutional government”.

Speaking on the ninth day of the sit-in protest organised by NPF central youth wing at Civil Secretariat here in protest against the Nagaland Legislative Assembly speaker, Dr. Imtiwapang Aier for not responding to disqualification petition filed by NPF (Dr. Shürhozelie faction), Swu hit out at the present government. He said it cannot exist without rule and added that, no matter how much the rivals try, justice and rule of law will come to Nagaland.

Swu backed his colleague Yitachu in attacking Governor PB Acharya for not adhering to the Indian constitution when the latter dismissed then Chief Minister Dr Shürhozelie Liezietsü in June this year. Echoing his colleague’s stand, Swu said if Indian constitution did not apply in the State of Nagaland, then a separate Naga constitution will have to be moved in the Assembly. He said the Governor, Speaker and Chief Minister must be annoyed with the protest, yet he affirmed that the protest (Cont’d on p-7) will continue till justice prevailed.

DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): NPF central youth wing under Neiphiu Rio on Thursday questioned the justification of the ongoing dharna being held by leaders from the rival camp at the Civil Secretariat here.

In a statement, the NPF Central Youth Wing (Rio faction) termed the ongoing protest programme as a “sheer democratic contempt” being enacted by people who refused to come to terms with reality and accept the truth. It also wondered how the people, who are on a dharna listening to “empty discourses” by a few leaders, are managing their private affairs. Alleging that personal losses incurred by those taking part in the dharna are being compensated by their pay masters, the Rio-led NPF Central Youth Wing said it was for the Naga people to judge as to how far the dharna is justifiable in true “legal and democratic sense”.

The statement said time and again facts about the legal and democratic aspects vis-à-vis the ongoing political imbroglio have been explicitly expounded by several legal luminaries and by persons attached with other institutions.

However, it was quite unfortunate that people loyal to former Chief Minister Dr Shürhozelie Liezietsü refused to accept the truth and still continued to justify their bogus claims through threat, intimidation and unsubstantiated political gimmickry through media, it added. The organisation also condemned the statement of Yitachu MLA for reportedly threatening to resort to violence, if Dr Shürhozelie-led NPF’s demands were (Cont’d on p-7) K Y M C

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Oldest NCC unit of Nagaland conducts annual trg camp

NCC cadets during the training camp.

DIMAPUR: 25 Nagaland (Independent) Company NCC Unit Mokokchung organised a 10- day annual training camp for NCC cadets of NCC group Kohima commenced on October 27 at CRPF camp DEF complex near Mokokchung which would culminate on November 5. The NCC cadets are in remotely located districts of Mon, Tuensang, Longleng, Zunheboto and Mokokchung from various schools and colleges.

The release stated that the camp commandant and commanding officer NCC,

Col. V Ahlawat addressed the cadets and stressed on the importance of discipline in each person’s life and bedrock on which progress of any society and the country as a whole depended. He reminded them that they were the future of the country and their parents too harboured high hopes about them. While exhorting the cadets to derive maximum benefits from varied opportunities offered by NCC, he also emphasised on the importance of doing well in academics.

Ahlawat pointed out that as they had come from all regions of the state of Nagaland, the camp provided them an ideal opportunity to learn about each other. He hoped that the cadets would train hard during the ten days of the camp and apprised them about the major aims of the camp.

Ahlawat further acknowledged 78 CRPF Battalion for giving their camp area to conduct the camp and 44 Assam Rifles for their invaluable help in organising the camp.

NPA to conduct media workshop DIMAPUR: The Nagaland Press Association (NPA) will be conducting a media workshop on the theme “role of media against corruptions” would be held from November 13 to 14 at Dimapur, with Nitin Sethi, deputy editor, Scroll.in as resource person for the twoday workshop.

A press note by NPA general secretary, Along Longkumer stated that Scroll.in is an online portal describing itself as an independent news, information, and entertainment venture.

It aims to bring into sharp focus the most important political and cultural stories that are shaping contemporary India.

Details of the upcoming workshop were discussed at a meeting of the NPA held at Press Point, Dimapur on November 2. This upcoming media workshop is being organised by the NPA with the

DIMAPUR: Eastern Naga Students’ union (ENCSU) Kohima College Kohima (KCK) has extended its strong support to ENCSU apex body in regard to ultimatum served to Higher Education department to dispatch the amount of post-matric scholarship 2016-17 for the welfare of the Naga student community. A press release issued by ENCSU KCK president Samuel and assistant general secretary Topanthong has urged the concerned authority to look into the matter on priority basis to avoid unwanted situation.

Participants at the model training programme. the north-eastern region including Nagaland and low per capita availability of milk compared to National average. He appreciated the efforts taken by NRC on Mithun for organizing a training programme on dairy development.

Guest of honour professor, West Bengal University of Animal & Fishery Sciences, Dr. S. Pan emphasized to focus on small scale dairy farming as an alternative source of livelihood. Director, Animal

Husbandry, Veterinary & Dairy Development of Arunachal Pradesh, Dr. N. D. Minto as guest of honour emphasised on the need to impart the knowledge gained by the veterinary officers and extension officers to the real stakeholders like dairy farmers in the respective states.

Director NRC on Mithun, Dr. Abhijit Mitra congratulated the participants and hoped that in future many such programmes would be organized both in

support from the directorate of Information & Public Relations (DIPR).

It may be mentioned that Nitin Sethi has over the years come to focus his work on governance, political economy and development.

Starting his career as senior assistant editor at Down to Earth, a science and environment fortnightly, Nitin has gone on to work at the Times of India, The Hindu, Business Standard and now at Scroll.in. He is also involved in other professional engagements. Currently he is guest faculty at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi and also guest lecturer at Ashoka University.

All the journalists in the state have been requested to confirm their participation either through their respective media houses or the Press Clubs latest by November 6.

ENCSU (KCK) extends support to ENCSU

Model training programme on dairy development

DIMAPUR: Eight-day model training programme on “small scale dairy development as a means of livelihood improvement in North-Eastern Region” concluded on October 31 at NRC on Mithun. Commissioner and secretary, department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary, M. K. Mero graced the occasion as chief guest.

Speaking on the occasion, Mero highlighted the deficiency in the production of milk and meat in all

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dairy as well as in Mithun husbandry. Certificates and other technical materials have been distributed to the trainees by the chief guest.

A total of 18 veterinary officers from State Veterinary Dept. of different North-Eastern State like Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Nagaland and subject matter specialists (SMS) from various KVKs in Nagaland participated in the training programme.

CPO appeals CM on non-posting of officers in Phek dist DIMAPUR: The Chakhesang Public Organization (CPO) has appealed the chief minister, T. R. Zeliang to address the matter on non-posting of administrative officers in Phek district.

In a representation to the CM, the CPO president Kekhwengulo Lea and general secretary Mutsivotyi Kotso appreciated government for undertaking intensive revision of the electoral roll but the process was being greatly hampered due to absence of administrative and related officers in the district.

CPO pointed out that sub divisional officer Chizami, EAC at Khezhakeno, Razieba, Lephory and Phor and assistant election officer Phek were necessary as “public outcry is highly conducive for making a clean electoral roll and it is expected that the government provide due administrative directions including governance”. Further, the CPO impressed upon the government to redress the matter without any further delay.

news in Brief DC Wokha informs: Deputy commissioner Wokha, Wezope Kenye has informed all affected structure owners located between 72/400 km to 105/000 km on NH-2 that signing of agreement for damaged compensation with concerned department would be executed on November 6, 10 a.m at DC conference hall, Wokha. All concerned have been informed to produce two copies of latest passport photo for the exercise. List of all affected structure owners would be displayed at notice board of DC office, Wokha for further verification and authentication by concerned affected owners.

KTDSSU third union assembly: Kiphire Tuensang District Sumi Students’ Union (KTDSSU) has convened its third union assembly on November 11, 10 a.m. at KTDSSU banker, Kiphire town. All KTDSSU officials, tribunals, unit presidents and general secretaries have been asked to attend the meeting positively.

EKK annual programme-cum-picnic: The Emlotomi Kupshokulu Kohima (EKK) would hold its 17th annual programme-cum-picnic on November 4, 10:30 a.m at Jubilee Memorial Hall, Jotsoma on the theme “growth in unity” with Dr. Pihoto Khala, director, Vety & AH Service as the speaker. All members and well wisher have been requested to attend the programme positively.

VUK general meeting: The Viswema Union Kohima (VUK) has convened a general meeting on November 10, 11 a.m at Sakhrie Park, Upper A.G Kohima. All bonafide members have been requested to attend the meeting. Resource persons would be former assistant state secretary NBSG, Keviswedel Kin; principal secretary Menukhol John; joint development commissioner Nosazol Charles and professor Central University Tezpur Dr. Kedilezo Kikhi.

DIET Mon orientation programme held: An orientation programme on constructivism was held at DIET Mon from October 26 to 27. TOTs from EBRCs of Mon district and principal DIET Mon with faculty attended the programme. Resource persons for the programme were Dr. Prof.

Bendangyapangla and assistant professor, Maongchila from SCTE Kohima.

SVC informs plot owners: Seluophe Village Council (SVC) Dimapur has informed all the villagers and plot owners of Seluophe M.P. adopted model village to clean their own surrounding (plot) before November 15. Failing to comply with the direction of SVC, fine would be imposed and may even lead to cancellation of the plot.

ECI appoints observer for Kohima district: In connection with the ongo-

ing special summary revision of photo electoral roll from January 1, 2018 as the qualifying date, the Election Commission of India (ECI) has appointed secretary, Alan Gonmai as observer for Kohima district. Any elector, political party representative etc., may contact the observer at 9436434443 for any issues relating to the aforementioned exercise.

Kiphire DPDB meeting: The Kiphire DPDB meeting would be held on October 8, 11 a.m at DC’s conference hall. All members have been requested to attend positively.

KVYO Christmas bazaar: The Kohima Village Youth Organization (KVYO) has announced that Christmas Bazaar would be held from December 1 to 31 at Khuochiezie, Kohima. Bazaar Committee convenor Dziivinguzo Mepfhiio informed that interested person may collect the application forms for stalls from KVYO office, UT Building, Probogie from November 3 onwards. Submission of application forms would be from November 20 to 22.

DCC Dimapur dedicatory program: District Congress Committee (DCC) Dimapur has convened a dedicatory programme of newly appointed DCC president and working president on November 4, 11 a.m. at Congress Bhavan, opposite to East police station Dimapur. All the official and party workers of DCC Dimapur have been informed to attend the programme.

KSUD executive meeting: The Khiamniungan Students Union Dimapur (KSUD) has convened its executive meeting on November 4, 10 a.m at its union treasurer. All the executive members, college students, colonies representatives and invitees have been requested to attend the meeting positively. Stern action would be taken on absentees as per the union resolution.

NUVBC church dedication: Naga United Village Baptist Church (NUVBC) new church dedication would be held on November 4, 11 a.m. For invitees parking would be allotted at CISHR local ground.

Transportation would be provided for all the invitees after crossing the hanging bridge.

BJP Nagaland orientation training program: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Nagaland has convened an orientation training programme on November 4, 10:30 a.m. at Hotel Saramati conference hall Dimapur. The resource persons would be: Organising secretary, Ananta Narayan; former minister and SEM, Kheto Sema; BLP leader, P. Paiwang Konyak; media cell convenor, K.James Vizo and former state president, Dr. M. Chuba Ao. All the state office bearers, spokespersons, core group members, BJP legislators, all morcha presidents and general secretaries have been asked to attend the programme.

DC Kma bans use of plastics during hornbill fest

DIMAPUR: Deputy commissioner, Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan has ordered ban on use of plastic carry bags, plates, cups etc., of all micron size, in view of its damage to environment, littering and difficulty in disposing plastic waste during the ensuing ‘Hornbill Festival’ at Kisama

Complex and Night Bazaar stalls at Traders Road and High school Junction, which would be a ‘plastic free zone’.

According to DIPR report, DC has further directed all concern government agencies, business groups, entrepreneurs, stall owners etc., to take note

of the same and make alternative arrangements for use of bio-degradable materials including paper bags, plantain or areca nut leaf plates etc., which were environment friendly. Defaulting groups or individuals would be dealt with as per relevant provisions of law, stated the order.

NST resumes Phek chopper service after seven years

Passengers boarding the helicopter from Phek to Dimapur.

DIMAPUR: After a gap of nearly seven years, the Nagaland State Transport (NST) department on Wednesday resumed the passenger helicopter service for Phek district.

Briefing media persons at the Assam Rifles helipad ADC, Phek, K. Mhathung Tsanglao thanked the 22 AR commandant, Phek Col. R.K. Vikram for making necessary clearance for usage of its helipad.

Passenger service was a long felt need, and shall benefit the public of the district immensely, Tsanglao stated.

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Station Superintendent NST, Phek, MetsivikoMeyase informed that the chopper service was suspended due to security concerns raised and poor turnout of passengers.

However, the department had always maintained a reserved slot for Phek district in its weekly routine, he said. He therefore requested the public to avail the service in order to maintain continuity in its operation.

The department is currently partnering with M/s Global Vectra Helicorp Ltd and covers its operation in all the districts of the state.

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WEATHER FORECAST November 3

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Sunny and beautiful

30 18

Aizawl

Mostly sunny and pleasant

Guwahati Nice with plenty of sunshine

27 13 29 16

Mostly sunny and pleasant

26 12

Itanagar Sunshine and not as warm

26 13

Imphal Shillong

Nice with plenty of sunshine

22 9

Kohima

Mostly sunny and pleasant

23 9

Dimapur Mostly sunny and pleasant

28 14

Mkg

Mostly sunny, a stray t-storm 25 9

Tuensang Mostly sunny and cooler Wokha

16 8

Mainly clear and not as warm 22 14

Zunheboto Mostly sunny and beautiful

22 8

Col. K S Kataria (Center), flanked by DC Sushil Kumar Patel (Right) and Ao Senden President Imliyanger (Left) and others. (NP) Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, NOV 2 (NPN): The “National Integration Tour 2017”, (OP Sadbhavana) to Himachal Pradesh, organised by the 44 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ 7 Sect. IGAR (N) was flagged off, Thursday, by Commandant Col. K S Kataria with 22 farmers from the 11 districts of Nagaland.

While taking a brief moment to highlight the aims and objectives of the tour, Col. K S Kataria said that the main aim was to expose the farmers, from the remote areas of Northeast, to

the advanced technologically aided farming methods & techniques, being employed in other parts of India.

He said that the state of Himachal Pradesh was specifically targeted to visit because of its similarity in climate and terrain of Nagaland. Col. K S Kataria stated that the itinerary of the touring contingent also included visits to Agricultural & Horticultural Universitie as well as to research facilities in Solan and Shimla. There would also be an interactive session with Army Training Command Cdr (General Of-

‘Ao Kin Asentenshi’ revival programme underway in Mkg

(Inset) Rev Lanuyanger delivering the sermon. Chuchuyimapang Baptist Church choir present a special song. (NP) Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, NOV 2 (NPN): The ongoing revival “Ao Kin Asentenshi” organized by the ABAM, the apex Ao Churches Association is witnessing huge number of turnout as Ao citizens from various churches are attending the revival.

On the second day of the revival, the evening pro-

gram was chaired by Talijungla director ATA, while the sermon was delivered

by Rev. Lanuyanger on the topic “Kibong Asentenshi” (Revival in the Family).

The prog ram also witnessed a special song presentation by the choir of Chuchuyimpang Baptist Church. Another feature of this revival is the live streaming of the entire program on Youtube Channel

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(Ao Kin Asentenshi) and on Facebook page (mtbamokokchung) gathering for those who could come to the venue.

Besides, the show is also being aired on local cable networks where the biting cold winds had made it impossible for many old and aged persons from attending the revival at the venue (Imkongmeren Sports Complex).

ficer Commanding-in Chief, ARTRAC) at Shimla.

Col. K S Kataria was optimistic that the fortunate few, participating in the tour, would be sincere to learn so that on their return, they would disseminate the knowledge to other farmers, which would empower agricuture in the state. The tour was flagged off in the presence of the district administration led by deputy commissioner, Mokokchung, Sushil Kumar Patel, Ao Senden president Imliyanger Jamir & his colleagues and president AKM Imkongwati and his office bearers.

BJP Peren district celebrates ‘Chavang Kut’ DIMAPUR: BJP Peren district celebrated “Chavang Kut”, an autumn post harvest festival at Lilen village Peren district on November 1, with Zandi Domta as chief guest.

A press note by BJP Peren district president Huzantadbo Meriam stated that Zandi Domta, an intending BJP candidate from 6 A/C Tening called upon the people to unite and bring joy in celebrating the festival.

BJP Peren district president Huzantadbo Meriam also spoke on the festival assured that BJP Peren district was working hard to raise a BJP candidate as MLA in the coming general election.

The Kut committee pronounced vote of thank and benediction was invoked by the church secretary.

Later the party workers along with the mandal and booth level committees held a meeting on the importance and necessity of booth level in all the villages.

The meeting discussed and resolved to work hard from grassroot level and strengthen the position of the BJP party.

ICAR-NRC on mithun conducts workshop for stakeholders

DIMAPUR: ICAR-NRC on Mithun organized a one-day stakeholders workshop on “finalization of techno-economic parameters for developing bankable formulation of bankable mithun project” at Medziphema campus on October 31.

A press note by ICAR-NRC on Mithun chief technical officer, Dr. Kobu Khate stated that while finalizing the techno-economic parameters, Dr. S. Pan, senior professor of West Bengal Veterinary University, Kolkata, an expert in developing such schemes for other livestock species, emphasized that success of any bankable scheme would depend on the consensus on the techno-economic parameters by the stakeholders.

Commissioner and secretary, department of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry, M. K Mero highlighted the efforts of the state government and emphasized that a draft scheme should be made available before December 2017 so that it could be placed before the SLBC

for its finalization.

He assured full cooperation of his department towards the development of mithun farming in the state and urged the financial institutions to come forward to support the same for promoting freerange mithun rearing in all the Northeast states.

S. K. Dhumal, GM, NABARD while deliberating on the bankability of the scheme emphasized the need for the provision of sufficient security in the form of joint liability group and other collaterals. Dr. N.D. Minto, director, Veterinary and Animal Husbandry, Arunachal Pradesh emphasized the need for a model bankable scheme for mithun farming to improve the economic livelihood of the mithun keepers.

Dr. Abhijit Mitra emphasized that mithun was the only livestock species which also has synergy in the conservation of the forest.

Dr Jikon Panor, DVO, Pasighat and Dr Taba Heli, managing director of Arunachal Pradesh, Dr Hokheto Kiba, project

director, NLDP, Nagaland, Dr Dr A. Devendra Singh, DVO Thoubal of Manipur state, Shiroi Shaiza and Chikhosale of Enterpreneur Associates, Rutho Nyuwi of NEIDA also actively participated in the meeting.

More than thirty people including policy makers, veterinary officers, KVK personnel, farm managers, Scientists, NGOs and banking institutions from the mithun rearing states namely Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland and Manipur participated in the workshop.

District Task Force meeting in Kiphire

DIMAPUR: District Health Society (DHS), Kiphire conducted District Task Force (DTF) meeting chaired by deputy commissioner Kiphire, Sedevikho Khro on November 2 at DC office Kiphire.

In a press release issued by district media officer, CMO office Kiphire, Medonguno M. Chasie stated that, expressing his concern about the rate of HIV increase in the district, Sedevikho Khro said that it concerned not only the medical department but every individual and urged everyone to spread awareness in their own way.

DPO NSACS, Tsiatsiivi also urged district initiative for HIV and AIDS awareness at the village level and also sought support from allied departments for infected and affected families.

The achievement of the first round of Intensified Missiom Indradhanush in the district was presented wherein 212 children were immunized from 32 session sites. The session sites were meticulously selected in hard to reach areas where there are no health centres. The target beneficiaries are 0-2 years and pregnant mothers.

The meeting was attended by CMO, Dr. C

Tsenthungo Patton; deputy CMO, Dr. Tinurenla; DTO, Dr. Khelito; DPO, RCH/ UIP, Dr. Rebecca; CDPO Social Welfare Department, Z. Tsangkhuchu; SIS, education department, Kipitong; SS NST, L. Meshu; DIS, T. L Kheontsumong; DPO, Tsiatsiivi; DMO, Medonguno M Chasie; and assistant professor, K Supangmong.

CTC celebrates 500th year anniversary of reformation

Dr Eyingbeni Humtsoe, Dr Dennis Oh & Dr L. Imsutoshi Jamir.

DIMAPUR: Clark Theological College (CTC) celebrated the 500th year anniversary of reformation on October 31.

In a press note by CTC stated that day long commemoration started with thanksgiving service with professor of Systematic Theology, Dr. Dennis Oh from South Korea reflecting on the life and work of Martin Luther.

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and against which Luther stood his ground and for which he was labeled by the church as heretic. Dr Dennis concluded his message by saying, “Luther was condemned by the Church and for which we are here today”.

During an afternoon symposium, Dr. L. Imsutoshi Jamir, associate professor of Communication and Cultural Studies, CTC presented a paper on the topic, “Political Economy of Luther’s ‘Read the Bible for Your-

self ’ and its Message for the Contemporary North East India Churches”. In his paper, Jamir argued that, political economy of Luther’s was an attempt to de-construct Church monopoly of theology. Dr. Jamir said that at a time when North East Christianity was challenged from principalities, traditions, legality and when “our” own church theology and practices were directed towards commodification and monetization, Luther’s political economy was a

conscious reminder that the Word of God and its teaching “overrule” all human constructed theology, traditions, beliefs and practices.

T h e eve n i n g p r o gramme witnessed musical celebration and competition in honoured memory of Martin Luther, musician and father of reformation. Dr. Eyingbeni Humtsoe, faculty of Systematic Theologian and Gender Studies at CTC while honouring and remembering Martin Luther as musician said, “Martin Luther was not only a theologian, a monk, philosopher, law expert but he was a Church music reformer…renewing the church music was in his heart”. This was followed by class wise competition on indigenous version of Martin Luther’s famous composition “A Mighty Fortress is Our God”. Kumlong Baptist Church children’s choir gave special presentation led by Moanaro, director, Children Ministry.

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NRC Seva Kendras will be provided security: Assam DGP

G u wahat i , N ov 2 (PTI): Assam Director General of Police, Mukesh Sahay Thursday said security will be provided to the National Register of Citizens Seva Kendras during the publication of the draft NRC due in December.

“We are studying the situation and making plans to provide fixed security to the NRC Seva Kendras.

We are trying to analyse the situation and sharing intelligence among the different security forces,” Sahay said at a press conference here.

Responding to queries about reports of possible socio-political conflagration in the run-up to the publication of the draft NRC, the DGP said, “It is an emerging dynamic situation and a strategy has been put in place for a quick response team. At this moment the situation is not sensitive”.

Asked if the anti-insurgency Unified Command Structure in operation in the state would play a greater role in providing security, he said, “law and order is exclusively a subject of state police. Police will have

to marshal law and order, which is a clear mandate of state and state police and we will have to discharge our mandate”.

“But other foot prints are also important. The army can be asked to play a proactive role in the border areas. The unified commands structure is there.

Many security forces are working under it... army, paramilitary forces and all sorts of Central forces are there”, Sahay said.

“A meeting of the Unified Command Structure was held here recently and everyone was sensitised.

Everyone agreed to put their best foot forward for smooth NRC process”.

On requisitioning additional central forces for providing security at the NRC Seva Kendras, the DGP said, “we have sought support depending on our need. We will request more if the need arises. The forces needed is being worked out depending on exigencies”.

He also informed that a high level interactive meeting was held in Guwahati today on NRC updation

process with the participation of the Registrar General and Census and Commissioner of India, both state and Central Government officials, NRC State Coordinator, political parties and 39 stake holders. Officials there assessed the situation and said the NRC process will take place as per law and no genuine Indian citizen needs to be apprehensive about being left out of the Register, Sahay said.

“All Indian citizens will be helped for their parental verification to establish their Indian citizenship. These meetings are being held to prevent law and order situations.

“Rumours are on to spread misinformation and mischief. Any effort to take law and order into one’s hand by any quarter will not be allowed”, he added.

Sahay also informed that Additional Director General of Police Mukesh Agarwal has been appointed as the Nodal Officer for counter operations against social media and mainstream media reports on rumours.

MPPDU urges CM to intervene in PDS distribution Correspondent

IMPHAL, Nov 2: Manipur Proletariat Peoples’ Democratic Union (MPPDU) has Thursday sought direct intervention of chief minister N Biren Singh in the distribution of Public Distribution System (PDS) items to the beneficiaries.

Rice and other PDS items were not distributed properly or regularly and if the trend continues, the organization will not remain as silent spectator, it warned.

Therefore MPPDU urged the chief minister to intervene and rectify the irregularities in the PDS distribution.

“When people are facing the after effect of flood, there are some people who had been hijacking the PDS items like rice before reaching to the targeted beneficiaries,” it asserted.

In such situation, chief minister N Biren should take the matter seriously and directly intervene to ensure that the PDS items reach the targeted beneficiaries, the statement added.

Law & order has collapsed in Tripura under Left Front: BJP Aga rtala , N ov 2 (PTI): Assam Finance Minister and Chairman of BJPled North-East Democratic Alliance, Himanta Biswa Sarma Thursday said law and order has collapsed in Tripura under the CPI(M) and a BJP parliamentary team would be visiting the state next week to take stock of the situation.

Sarma, who was here to attend a booth-level training programme of BJP activists, claimed that his party would win two-thirds majority in the upcoming Assembly elections in Tripura.

A parliamentary team of the BJP would visit different parts of the state on November 10 to take a stock of the deteriorating law and order condition, he said, adding that the panel would raise in Parliament issues of human rights violation there.

“The CPI(M) would be washed away in the state elections in February. The party is a guest here for the next few months. The BJP would secure two-thirds majority in the 60- member Assembly,” Sarma said.

The minister alleged that the state government

Hospital land donor’s family threatens to go on stir

AR troopers on tri-nation expedition to boost border ties

Agartala, Nov 2 (IANS): Assam Rifles, India’s oldest central paramilitary force, is conducting a tri-nation motorcycle expedition involving India, Bangladesh and Myanmar to promote force-to-force and people-to-people relations as part of its 183rd Raising Day celebrations, an official said here.

The 2,150-km 19-day expedition will cover Bangladesh and Myanmar besides India’s six northeastern states -- Meghalaya, Assam, Manipur, Nagaland, Mizoram and Tripura.

Officers and soldiers from Assam Rifles with 14 motorcycles and support vehicles are participating in the event.

The 36-member team was flagged off from Meghalaya capital Shillong on October 30. It arrived in Agartala on Wednesday after covering several eastern districts of Bangladesh.

On Thursday, the teams left Agartala for southern Assam. After touring Manipur and Nagaland, it will go to Myanmar via Mizoram and reach Shillong on November 17, an Assam Rifles official said.

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar, who wel-

comed the expedition team at an event on Wednesday night, appreciated the efforts of Assam Rifles in bringing bonhomie between the three neighbours, and also for playing a significant role in ensuring security and stability in India’s northeast.

With support from the high commissions and embassies of the respective countries, various other activities are being held, including offering homage at war memorials and graves of Indian soldiers on foreign soil enroute.

“They will also participate in cultural events and sightseeing in order to increase the interaction between the border guards of the three nations,” the official added.

The expedition, while moving through the country, will interact with ex-servicemen and “Veer Naris” (brave women) at various stopover points. They will interact with students and youths to motivate them to join the armed forces, he said.

He said the route has been designed to spread the message of peace, harmony and national integration across the states and international border.

struction of the district hospital in 1973, alleged that government was yet to fulfill the assurance it has given to the land donor.

If the pertinent authority fails to fulfill the assurance by November 3, the descendants threatened to retain the land donated by their forefather and will fence the hospital premise.

IN THE COURT OF DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE TUENSANG : NAGALAND NO.PD&SJ.Tsg/Notice-1/2015-2016/387/ Dt.Tsg.the 7th Oct’2017.

OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Smti. Yankimshi, wife of Late Shri.K Yamthong Tikhir Jail Colony Tuensang Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/ Draw/Transfer/Withdraw the debts & security in respect of her Late husband Shri. K. Yamthong Tikhir who expired on 30th Sept’2017 Now therefore, puplic are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

Principal District & Sessions Judge Tuensang: Nagaland K-3586

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The Rachü Students’ Union Viswema with immense joy convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Vithwel Kweho, s/o Vobü Kweho for bringing laurels to the community by successfully qualifying in the recently declared NPSC Examination 2016 as Extra Assistant Commissioner (Class-1 Gazetted, Junior Grade).

The Union further hopes that your exemplary achievement would inspire the students’ community in the coming years and we wish you the best in all your future endeavours.

Metol Neikha Zhopovito Kweho President Secretary

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Eviction notice issued to 13 villages Correspondent

Diphu, Nov 2: Karbi Anglong West Division Forest has issued eviction notice to the illegally occupied dwellers of 13 villages of Dillai Langtibuk locality of Bokajan subdivision.

There are 10 Adivasi villages, 1 Karbi village, 1 Bodo village and 1 Dimasa forest village which have not been recognized by government till now.

Forest officials have informed that in 2005, there were about 230 dwellings inside the reserve forest area. However, the number of houses have alarmingly increased in last 12 years which prompted the department to consider eviction of the settlers.

The department has warned that if the inhabitants do not vacate the area within the given time and fail to cooperate with the authority, the law will take its own course.

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(Rev. Dr. Visor H. Zeliang) President Benreu Nkangtsa (Kuotsu) Nagaland

(Alia Nampeung) General Secretary Benreu Nkangtsa (Kuotsu) Nagaland

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OFFICE OF THE RACHÜ STUDENTS’UNION VISWEMA “ZieSei Lie”

was not taking any initiative to fill up 60,000 sanctioned posts lying vacant in various departments.

The Tripura unit of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, the youth wing of the BJP, would soon launch a statewide movement demanding appointments to these posts, he said.

“The volunteers and the leaders of the BJP would also contact people across Tripura to seek their support in the upcoming elections,” the Assam finance minister said.

Asked about an alliance with non-Left tribal party Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT), which has been demanding a separate state for tribals, he said, “We want to bring all non-Left political forces under one umbrella to give a befitting reply to the CPI(M).

“But an electoral alliance with any party that demands a separate state is not possible.”

The IPFT had recently said that it would go it alone in the Assembly polls if the Centre did not concede to its demand of a separate tribal state comprising two-thirds of Tripura’s territory.

Benreu Nkangtsa (Kuotsu) Peren district, with immense joy express our heartiest congratulations to our member Miss. Ngimchule Nampeung, D/o Lt. Pauramheing Nampeung and Mrs. Heukiena (Hegui) Nampeung for successfully clearing recently declared NPSC Exam (2016-17) and qualify for Nagaland Police Service cadre (D.S.P).

We are proud of you.

May God continue to bless you.

The Office of the Wakching Union Kohima extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Longme T, S/o Shri.Toang Konyak of Wakching town for qualifying successfully in the recently declared NPSC Examination 2017 and securing to the post of Secretariat Assistant.

The WUK further wishes him all the best in his future endeavour.

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IMPHAL, Nov 2: With only two days left before inauguration, descendants of a land donor Thursday threatened to retain the land donated by their forefather for construction of the district hospital at Chandel district headquarters.

Manipur chief minister

N Biren Singh is scheduled to visit Chandel district hospital on November 4 and among others, Singh will inaugurate the newly constructed hospital building.

A joint statement of descendants of (late) L Thumthung of Chandel Christian village, who donated the land for the con-

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alternative approach road with the approval of the land donor’s family.

However, the authority has failed to execute the assurance till date in spite of continuous verbal and written submission, the statement alleged.

The resentment of the descendants of the land donors came up at a time while chief minister is scheduled to pay a visit to Chandel district headquarters on November 4.

An official source said that the scheduled visit was part of new government’s slogan “Go to hills” and apart from convening a cabinet meeting at the DC of the district, he will also inaugurate the newly constructed 50-bedded district hospital.

The chief minister will also attend a civic reception function at the district headquarters, the source added.

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The new Chandel district hospital building. (NP)

Claiming that their forefather had donated the land for the construction of hospital, the joint statement alleged that even after the construction of the hospital is near completion, the concerned authority has failed to construct an approach road to the residential and cultivation area causing inconveniences to the villagers.

They alleged the pertinent authority failed to address their grievances despite repeated plea.

“We will fence right from the main gate of the district hospital to retain the land from the midnight of November 3,” the statement said.

The statement blamed authority of state medical department for the failure to construct the approach road and further warned that responsibility of any consequences arising out of their action would be borne by the medical department.

At the time of construction of the new building, medical directorate has assured construction of

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, november 3, 2017

NYEIANG KONYAK President

NYEI-E.KONYAK Asstt. Gen. Secretary

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KHEZHAKENO VILLAGE COUNCIL

KANGCHING COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY STUDENT’S UNION

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Our Union with immense pride and joy extend our heartiest congratulations to the following persons for their remarkable achievement in the recently declared NPSC result of Combined Technical and Civil Service Examination 2017 1. Mr. B. Menlom, S/o Bongang Phom for securing the post of EAC. (Class-1) 2. Mr. Moichong, S/o Lt. Manpa Phom for securing the post of SDO- Electrical under Power Department (Class-1) 3. Mr. Kanshing, S/o Büphei Phom for securing the post of JE- Electrical under Power Department (Class-II) May your achievement become a beacon of inspiration for the student’s of our village and the chain of success continue as well.

Mr. Longtüng Phom President, KCUSU K-3601

Dist. Phek, Nagaland

With immense pride and gratitude, we the Khezhakeno Village Council extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Mechietsho Koza, S/o Khapelo Koza for getting through NPSC Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) as class-1 Gazetted, Junior Grade under Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department.

We pray that Almighty God continue to bless you in all your future endeavours.

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(S. KEPFELHOU LADU) Chairman Khezhakeno Village Council

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Dear Elo (Benazir Achumi) This is the perfect time for me to say sorry for all the things I did that hurt you, thank you for all the sacrifices you did for me and Thank you for being a best mother to our kid, You are truly amazing in so many ways. I am so proud to be your husband.

Today, you not only grow older, you grow wiser and more beautiful. I Love You so much. HAPPY BIRTHThursday ELO. Always yours Hubby and Son. (Justin Achumi) _______________________________ Dear Salma It’s really hard to sweet heart friend like you on this special day of your Birthday I would pray God to fulfill all your wishes..

Happy Birthday..

From your loving Friends. __________________________ Dear Mono, For me everyday is special when I’m with you, but nothing is more special to me then the day you were born... and your every birthday ever since. Happpy Birthday..

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Shillong, Nov 2: The Meghalaya High Court on Thursday reserved its judgment on the legality of appointing legislators as parliamentary secretaries under the Indian constitution. A division bench of Chief Justice Dinesh Maheshwari and Justice Ved Prakash Vaid reserved the order after hearing the matter. “The hearing has concluded and the court has reserved its judgment,” the court stated.

Madal Sumer, a resident of Meghalaya had filed a public interest litigation challenging the legality of appointing legislators as parliamentary secretaries. Sumer said the appointment of parliamentary secretaries cannot find any valid place in the Constitution and is extra-constitutional and illegal.“There is no law in the nation which empowers the Chief Minister to appoint anybody into any post or administer oath of office to anybody. “With the appointment of parliamentary secretaries and administration of oath of office to all of them, the Chief Minister has corrupted his chair and misused his office illegally and unconstitutionally,” Sumer said. The Supreme Court had declared unconstitutional a law enacted by Assam in 2004 that allowed appointment of parliamentary secretaries with the rank of minister of state. On July 26, a bench of Justice J. Chelameswar, Justice R.K. Agrawal and Justice A.M. Sapre noted that the Constitution’s Article 194 “does not expressly authorise the state legislature to create offices such as the one in question.

Senapati Brigade observes National Unity Day

Dimapur, Nov 2 (NPN): To commemorate National Unity Day, all Bns of Senapati Brigade of Red Shield Division organized a series of events in Senapati, Tamenglong and Kangpokpi districts on October 31. The event included pledge taking ceremony, motivational lectures, painting competition, volleyball match and run for unity, wherein a total of around 1200 locals including students, police and civil administration participated.

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late I. Chubatoshi Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Amenla Toshi relation wife R/o. H.No. 217, Lengrijan to draw his/her Family Pension, Bank Acct Landed Property etc, who expired on 22/9/17.

Landed Properly Covered by Patta No. 738, Dag No. 817, Mouza No. 2, Block No. 5.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 2/12/17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 1 day of 11/17.

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Seikholet Kuki has been applied by Smti Hatnineng, W/o Seikholet Kuki R/o Police Complex Ward-8, Chumukedima, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if She/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 27th November 2017.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 27th October 2017.

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Based on reports of mob violence in the aftermath of a certain football match that was played on the 11th of October, 2017 during the MDFA tournament, we, the undersigned, have maligned the good name of Ungma Village on Facebook “I Love Mokokchung” group. We, therefore, abjure and take back all malicious statements made by us, through this declaration. Also, despite the enormity and seriousness of our misdeeds, we are grateful to Ungma Kosasanger Putu Menden (Court) for showing undeserved leniency and goodwill while penalizing us.

Declarants : 1. Allen Mark Longkumer, Changki 2. Imtiyanger Imsong, Salulamang 3. Susumeren Imsong, Yaongyimsen 4. Sushir Longchar, Sungratsu 5. Bangertemsu Longchar, Chungtia

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Six Tripura MLAs still to get assembly recognition Agartala, Nov 2 (IANS): Six Tripura legislators who joined the BJP after quitting the Trinamool Congress three months ago are yet to get recognition in the state assembly as BJP lawmakers though the assembly begins its last session before the polls on November 13.

The Left-ruled Tripura goes to polls in February next year. The five-year term of the assembly will end on March 14. A brief last session will begin on November 13.

“The six legislators who joined the BJP on August 7 are yet to formally seek recognition as BJP MLAs. Now the scope to recognise them as BJP legislators is very limited as there is lack of time to do the necessary formalities for that,” Tripura Assembly Speaker Ramendra Chandra Debnath told IANS. According to the Speaker, Tripura BJP President Biplab Kumar Deb wrote to him on September 20 requesting that the six legislators be recognised as BJP members.

“In response, I wrote to him asking that the six legislators submit letters individually or collectively saying they have shifted allegiance from TMC to BJP,” said Debnath. “After getting the letters from the six MLAs I will have to call them for a meeting and start the necessary procedure in this regard,” the Speaker explained. Deb had requested the Speaker to recognise Diba Chandra Hrangkhawl, one of the six members and a veteran tribal leader, as leader of the BJP group.

Led by Sudip Roy Barman, five lawmakers -- Ashish Kumar Saha,

Biswa Bandhu Sen, Pranjit Singh Roy, Dilip Sarkar and Hrangkhawl -- accompanied by hundreds of former Trinamool Congress leaders and workers joined the BJP on August 7.

The six legislators, according to the Speaker, are still recognised as legislators of the Trinamool Congress.

Political analyst Tapas Dey said the dispute in the BJP is over the leadership of the legislators group, which has led to the delay in recognition of the six.

“BJP President Biplab Kumar Deb and the party’s observer Sunil Deodhar are not in favour of Sudip Roy Barman as leader of the BJP legislator’s group.

They want to project Diba Chandra Hrangkhawl as BJP’s tribal face by making him the leader,” Dey told IANS. Ashish Kumar Saha, one of the six legislators who was formerly Tripura TMC president, said that Assam Finance and Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma who is on a two-day visit to the state would meet them to settle the issue.

Sarma, who is convener of the BJP-led antiCongress alliance, North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA), has been playing a crucial role to boost the party ahead of the assembly elections. Veteran tribal leader Hrangkhawl, a former President of the state Congress, said after the Speaker accords him recognition, the BJP would be the main opposition group in the 60-member Assembly.

“We believe that the Speaker would complete the formalities very soon,” Hrangkhawl, former leader of the TMC legislator group, told IANS.

In the 60-member Assembly, the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M)-led Left Front has 51 members and the Congress only three.

After recognition of the six as BJP members, the Tripura Assembly will get its first saffron party members. After the princely-ruled Tripura merged with the Indian Union on October 15, 1949, the “C” category state under the North Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act, 1971 -- along with Manipur and Meghalaya on January 21, 1972 -- became a fullfledged state with a 60member Assembly.

The six TMC legislators had in June last year resigned from the Congress and joined the TMC to protest the Congress’ electoral alliance with the Left for the 2016 West Bengal elections.

They, along with rebel Congress legislator Ratanlal Nath, voted for National Democratic Alliance nominee Ram Nath Kovind in the presidential election on July 17. Himanta Biswa Sarma, also a former Congress Minister who joined the BJP before the Assam elections, facilitated the TMC legislators’ entry into the party.

“Ratanlal Nath will also join the BJP soon,” a BJP leader told IANS on condition of anonymity.

The Congress has already served notice on Nath for anti-party activities. According to sources, he is likely to be expelled soon.

However, Nath has been evading queries about joining the BJP though he has met many of its state and central leaders in recent months.

‘NPP will spring a surprise to oust Cong’ Shillong, Nov 2 (PTI): Opposition National People’s Party (NPP) Thursday claimed it will “spring a surprise” to oust the Congress in the Meghalaya Assembly election next year.

“We will spring a surprise to oust the ruling Congress and we are preparing our strategies for the upcoming elections,” NPP state president W R Kharlukhi told PTI here.

He said, “The Congress itself is a losing horse and even their own MLAs are not betting on the party.”

The NPP leader’s statement came in the wake of two senior Congress leaders - Deputy Chief Minister R C Laloo and Health Minister Roshan Warjri - saying that they would not contest the state Assembly elections next year.

The NPP president said the party would contest around 50 seats in the As-

sembly election next year.

Meghalaya Assembly has a strength of 60 MLAs. Kharlukhi said selection of candidates will strictly be on criteria of

win-ability factor and the party is unlikely to field any candidates in the four constituencies in the state capital in the absence of any such candidates.

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F.No.NRCM(G)194(Vol-I) Dated: 02.11.2017 WALK IN INTERVIEW A “Walk-in-interview” will be held on 11.11.2017 at 11:00AM at ICAR-National Research Centre on Mithun, Medziphema, Nagaland for engaging one position of Young Professional-II (YP-II) under main scheme with consolidated pay of Rs.25000/- per month purely on contractual basis for a period of one year. The candidate must be a graduate in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandary (BVSc. &AH) or Master degree in Animal Reproduction/Animal Physiology/LPM with experience of working in semen collection and AI. For details please visit institute’s website www.nrcmithun.res.in.

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Khandu involved in illegal appointments: Congress I TA NAG A R , N ov 2 (Agencies): The Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) has demanded the resignation of chief minister Pema Khandu, accusing him of involvement in the “fake” appointment of 300 multipurpose workers (MPWs) in the state health department.

APCC president Takam Sanjoy said Khandu had “guided” his cousin Gyatso Tsering, a drug inspector in the health department, on illegitimate appointment of these workers. “During the process of appointment, Gyatso had taken Rs 5-7 lakh from each candidate as bribe,” Sanjoy saidm adding that a drug inspector does not have the authority to appoint 300 MPWs. On October 23, Sanjoy said, the director of health and family welfare had lodged an FIR on the appointments at the Naharlagun police station.

“Why would a department lodge an FIR if it had passed the appointment order?” he added. Gyatso has denied the allegations. “I have no authority to appoint anyone. And 300 is not a joke,” he said. He added that Congress has only dragged him into the controversy because of his association with the chief minister.

The Arunachal Congress president also took a swipe at Union minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju for “misusing government machinery” and doing nothing for the state’s development.

“He is supposed to use IAF choppers for official programmes. Hiring one for the BJP rally at Tali circle bordering China in Kra Dida district and travelling with chief minister Pema Khandu and other BJP workers is a fair example for misuse of government machineries,” he added.

Shillong, Nov 2 (PTI): Former bureaucrat Toki Blah has been appointed as the chairman of Social Audit Council, a panel formed by the state legislation to review government programmes during the course of their implementation. Chief Minister Mukul Sangma, while appointing Blah as the head of the audit panel, said Meghalaya was the first state in the country to have this council. “Meghalaya is the first state to have a Social Audit Act. This will empower people to audit government expenditure,” he said. The state government had passed the Social Audit Bill in the last session of the Assembly, following which the council was formed. All heads and secretaries of government departments, deputy commissioners and members of prominent civil society organisations in the state would be a part of the council, Blah said. “The new council would mobilise public and civil societies to carry out concurrent audit of all development works in the state. We hope to achieve greater transparency and accountability in government services,” he told PTI. The chief minister said his wish to ensure overall development of the state would come true with the formation of this council. “Instead of a carrying out a postmortem after the implementation of a project, the new council would help check irregularities during the course of its execution,” Sangma said.

NOTICE

The All Nagaland Adhoc Teacher’s Group (ANATG) 2015 batch from its central office informs all the members who have appeared suitability test conducted by Education Department dated 20th May 2017 for service regularization and have not paid their membership fee to the group are to submit their membership fee on or before 15th Nov. 2017 through their respective district/unit representatives. In case the order of the concerned unregistered candidates are withheld, the ANATG shall not be held responsible.

For submission of membership fee, members are to contact the following district representatives : KOHIMA : 7085190228, 7005806143, 70055865913 DIMAPUR : 9436417493, 9615439119, 9615677218 ZUNHEBOTO : 8131078303, 8730017103, TUENSANG : 8974664309, 8974274345, 9612197723 MOKOKCHUNG : 9612202462, 9862157060, 8119052522 PHEK : 7005127377, 8730937749, 8787428578 PEREN : 9402058165, 9856014560 PUGHOBOTO : 9856899590, 7005864932 WOKHA : 9612904399, 9856169616 MON : 8974456778, 8730934422, 9856856860 TSEMINYU : 9862090256, 7005394025 Information for unregistered districts may contact: 9862692081, 7085190228

S H I LLO N G, N ov 2 (Agencies): As prepoll battle between the congress and BJP continue in the state, chief minister of Meghalaya Dr Mukul Sangma came down heavily on the ‘un-informed’ visits of Union Ministers to the state and for ‘undermining the federal structure of the country’.

Unhappy with the ‘tactics’ adopted by PM Narendra Modi, Dr Sangma said “Let him (PM Modi) send other party leaders. Why send union ministers, they will go and speak against the state. Is this how the centre-state relations should be in the largest democracy of the world?”

“How is it possible for union ministers to try to malign the state government without proper facts? They should come and really find out what is the fact?” a disgruntled

Dr Mukul Sangma Dr Sangma said.

Sangma’s statement came days after Union Tourism Minister KJ Alphons took a dig at Meghalaya CM accusing the chief minister of stealing people’s money, an allegation of which did not go down very well with Dr Sangma who commented that such statements require ‘legal examination’.

“A union minister who comes to the state should send a letter to

the chief minister first and informed about the programme he is attending and after that, if he wants to meet his party leaders, that’s fine. This is how centre-state relation is maintained. But such is not the case. These ministers are openly maligning the state government,” Dr Sangma said.

Stating that it is a constitutional mandate for a minister to find out the facts before making a statement, Sangma questioned BJP leader Alphons over a public statement he had made at Sohra recently blaming the CM for stealing people’s money.

“How can a minister come and just speak like any other person? This is something which is unbecoming of a minister and Prime Minister should take note of this and stop all these exercises,” said the Chief Minister.

GUWAHATI, Nov 2 (Agencies): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal urged Singapore Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan to facilitate direct flight from Singapore to Guwahati to boost air connectivity and improve trade and commerce.

“Improved air connectivity with Singapore will provide greater scope to Assam in showcasing its potential among Southeast Asian countries. Assam is blessed with natural resources and fertile land. We have launched our tourism policy to offer many incentives to entrepreneurs,” Sonowal said.

Pointing out that better air connectivity between Assam and Singapore would lead to higher tourist footfall in the state and the island nation, the Chief Minister stressed that the move would augur well for trade and commerce as well.

Chief Minister Sonowal urged Singapore to be a partner state at the Global Investors Summit scheduled to be held here on February 3 and 4, 2018, and to send a business delegation for the same.

Balakrishnan said his visit had opened new opportunities for future cooperation between Assam and Singapore.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF HIGHER EDUCATION, NAGALAND : KOHIMA

NO.HED/SCHO-1/2016/

Dated , Kohima 2nd Nov. 2017

INFORMATION TO ALL BENEFICIARIES OF UMBRELLA SCHEME FOR POST MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP (PMS) ST STUDENTS OF NAGALAND

It is hereby notified to all Post Matric Scholarship beneficiaries for ST students of Nagaland that Students who are yet to receive the 1st instalment Post Matric Scholarship for the year 2016-17 are informed to contact the office number given below during the office hour. Students who are availing any of the Scholarship schemes that are being implemented by the said Department may also call the office for any clarification and doubt.

Contact No : 0370-2271030 Addl. Director Higher Education, Nagaland : Kohima Issued by DIPR

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF A.H. & VETERINARY SERVICES NAGALAND :: KOHIMA ADDENDUM/CORRIGENDUM

NO.VET/EST-201/2017-18/ : Reference to this office advertisement NO.VET/EST-201/201617 Dated Kma the 6th March 2017 and Addendum/Corrigendum NO.VET/EST-201/2016-17/ Dt. Kma the 8h March 2017, the post of L.D.A -Cum-Computer Assistant (Dist) under the Department of A.H. & Veterinary Services has been increased from 6 (six) to 10 (ten) posts.

Other terms and conditions of the advertisement remains the same.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION No. DTE/TECH-3/2005

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Dated : Kohima, 2nd Nov, 2017

NOTIFICATION

Students belonging to Schedule Tribes of Nagaland and pursuing Diploma / Undergraduate and Post-Graduate courses in Engineering (Both fresh and renewal) within India recognised by AICTE are informed that online registration for State Technical scholarship has been made live for the session 2017-18. Applicants are invited to complete the registration process w.e.f 3rd Nov to 15th Dec, 2017 from the State Portal www.nagaland.gov.in and submit the printed hardcopy to the office of the undersigned by 15th January, 2018.

Furthermore, UG / PG students who have applied in Merit-cum-Means based scholarship (Minority Scholarship) under Ministry of Minority Affairs from National Scholarship Portal are also advised to apply under this scheme as there are fixed quota in Minority Scholarship. Applicants of Minority scholarship (Renewal) whose applications have been defected from the State level for various reasons are also advised to apply afresh.

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SGH locals threaten to dismantle IndoBangla border fence TURA, Nov 2 (Agencies): Residents of the Indo-Bangladesh border areas in South Garo Hills have threatened to dismantle the border fencing if the process of compensation is not initiated within seven days.

The compensation has been pending for over 24 years when acquisition of land for border fencing first began. The residents took the stand following a meeting of the Indo-Bangla Border Fencing Land Owners Association (IBBFLOA). IBBFLOA secretary Crosbell N Sangma said those affected by the land acquisition were facing financial problems due to non-payment of the compensation as they had already parted with their arable land and plantations.

M’laya CM asks PM Modi to stop sending ministers to speak ill of state

Former bureaucrat to head Direct flights from Ghy to Singapore soon Meghalaya’s social audit panel

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OPINiON/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 329 Dimapur, Friday, November 3, 2017

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Much about little

ven as different statistics come up to show Indian economy is on a slow motion, IMF and World Bank has come out with stunning remarks about it being ready for a sprint. The WB pushes India up 30 paces on ease of doing business. The IMF chief says Indian economy on solid track though her report lowers India’s growth forecast to 6.7 percent from earlier 7.4 percent.

The government and the ruling BJP are elated as these come on the eve of Himachal and Gujarat elections. They have a lot to cheer. But it needs to be noted that India has done 37 reforms since 2003. This means the previous governments also have contributed to the present status. Indians, however, need to take these with a pinch of salt.

The WB report says that it has improved on eight of 10 counts – starting a business, dealing with construction permits, getting electricity, getting credit, protecting minority investors, paying taxes (53 ranks up), and resolving insolvency. Looks good. But it was limited to not an-all India performance but on the score of two cities – Delhi and Mumbai – always ahead of the nation. It is a little better than pre-2016 methodology that was limited to Mumbai. It omits manufacturing hubs across the country. Even hubs in Tamil Nadu and Gujarat were not included. It has not included the impact of note-ban or impact of changes in indirect taxes – GST. But India even in that limited methodology of the department of industrial policy and promotion (DIPP), the primary provider of the data to the WB, lagged in starting a business (rank 156) and enforcing contracts (rank 164). It now takes 1445 days to enforce a contract from the previous 1420 days. Yes, the DIPP secretaries, first Amitabh Kant and then Ramesh Abhishek, worked with power distributors to move to online system for applying for connection and collecting payments. It showed a remarkable improvement in ranking of “getting electricity”. At the Centre, commerce to customs to corporate affairs were nudged into reworking processes to reduce the number of forms to cut down the time for clearance. Approvals now come with PAN and TAN. Wiser from 2016 experience when the rank improved from 131 to 130, ministries were told to change procedures well ahead of time.

So it was a kind of dressing up the drawing room.

It gives a brighter look to the house but does not speak up reality. Such dressing up however makes a lot of change in business perceptions across the world but which does not get into the finer prints.

Indian CEOS also have lapped up the WB study as they also feel they would get better enquiries. That is how brands are made. It need not be the core strength but the visible perception makes the difference. There are other indicators as well that also do not show that economy is in fine shape despite efforts of the central government. Prices are rising despite the index sliding down. Many other fees and charges are on the rise. Bank operations are becoming complicated. Too much of Aadhaar is causing irritation. The government may feel elated at the WB announcements but it certainly does not mean much when it comes to the actuals.

DailyDevotion Obedience or Independence?

If you love Me, keep My commandments.

—John 14:15 Our Lord never insists on obedience. He stresses very definitely what weought to do, but He never forces us to do it. We have to obey Him out of a oneness of spirit with Him. That is why whenever our Lord talked about discipleship, He prefaced it with an “If,” meaning, “You do not need to do this unless you desire to do so.” “Ifanyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself…” (Luke 9:23). In other words, “To be My disciple, let him give up his right to himself to Me.” Our Lord is not talking about our eternal position, but about our being of value to Him in this life here and now. That is why He sounds so stern (see Luke 14:26). Never try to make sense from these words by separating them from the One who spoke them.

The Lord does not give me rules, but He makes His standard very clear. If my relationship to Him is that of love, I will do what He says without hesitation. If I hesitate, it is because I love someone I have placed in competition with Him, namely, myself.

Jesus Christ will not force me to obey Him, but I must. And as soon as I obey Him, I fulfill my spiritual destiny. My personal life may be crowded with small, petty happenings, altogether insignificant. But if I obey Jesus Christ in the seemingly random circumstances of life, they become pinholes through which I see the face of God. Then, when I stand face to face with God, I will discover that through my obedience thousands were blessed. When God’s redemption brings a human soul to the point of obedience, it always produces. If I obey Jesus Christ, the redemption of God will flow through me to the lives of others, because behind the deed of obedience is the reality of Almighty God.

Quotes

Music can change the world because it can change people. ~ Bono

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, November 3, 2017

Should we see church and state as two incompatible entities?

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uman beings are finite creatures with very limited knowledge that often leads to distorted conclusions. We see everything that is not part of our personal experience and understanding as the “others,” whatever they may be. We think in terms of religious field, business field, and political field as if they exist in neat categories. Next, we assign some as good, some as not so good, and even some as dirty. But all such categorizations are at best arbitrary as far as God is concerned, because everything and everybody have their existence in Him (Acts 17:28; Rev. 4:11).

No person is without an element of the divine; no created thing is evil in itself.

And no particular line of work is bad or dirty. It’s only in our misuse of the “thing,” whatever it is, that something becomes good, bad, or dirty. Otherwise, every created thing or line of work is good and sacred, at least for the people of God (Tit. 1:15). As such, “whatever you do” – whether social, economic,

educational, agricultural, or political – can become a sacred service (Col. 3:17, 23).

Seeing from this theological perspective, both the Church (faith) and the State (politics) cannot be construed as incompatible entities. But someone may still ask, “Doesn’t the Bible teach that no one can serve two masters?” (Matt. 6:24).

Sure, it does, but that is true only if a person is making “Money” as his obsession and doing so without God. Otherwise, making money honestly to help one’s own family and others could still be considered as serving God. For example, both Abraham and Job were very successful businessmen who were also great men of faith. For Moses and David, it was in the form of national work that they served people. As for Daniel, he served God by serving others: first as a bureaucrat and later as a politician. Finally, we have Jesus as Prophet, Priest, and King –– all three roles in one.

But what about Jesus’ instruction to “Give to Cae-

sar what is Caesar’s, and to the temple and to govern God what is God’s?” (Matt. the people as well (Zech.

22:1). The answer to this 3 & 4). In the same way, question is easy, because both the human governit simply means this: pay ment and the Church are your taxes to your govern- God-ordained institutions ment and give your due to to serve people.

God also. Of course, what Does the State have Jesus said here also implies any claim over the Church that there are two authori- as an institution? Indeed, it ties over our lives: one is does. The State can expect human govobedience, ernment and Mazie Nakhro support, and the other is deference God (or the Church, if I from the Church in almost may say so). Because Jesus all public matters within made these two distinc- its jurisdiction. It has the tions, some have wrongly right to see that everything concluded that govern- the Church does is done ment has nothing to do in a peaceful and orderly with the Church and vice manner, that is to say, in versa. This, however, is not accordance with the rule what Jesus meant. Since of law and for the common both government and the good. In this the governChurch exist under God’s ment does not appear as rule and authority, they are a different authority from not mutually exclusive. the authority of Christ, but God’s plan has always its own authority is only a been that human govern- form of the authority of ment and religious institu- Christ. Therefore, in his tion work complementa- obedience to government rily, not in conflict, to serve the Christian is obedient humankind. For example, to Christ. As a citizen, we read of God’s anoint- he does not cease to be a ing Joshua as priest and Christian, but he serves Zerubbabel as Governor to Christ in a different way. serve in a complementary The only time the State manner so as to rebuild cannot demand obedience

from Christians is when it oversteps its divinely assigned mission and asks for something that violates the commands of God. What about the Church’s claim on the State?

As a constituent part of the State, the Church can expect the government to protect the righteous and create a sense of security and peace amongst the people in the land. She can claim protection of its religious institution and activities against any arbitrary interference. The Church can also call upon the individuals who exercise government to submit to the dominion of Christ. In fact, only the Church can bring government to an understanding of itself and its role in the world. With all due deference, she must address the government directly in order to draw its attention to errors and shortcomings which could otherwise imperil the governmental office. It is part of the Church’s calling to proclaim righteousness, for “righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a disgrace to any people” (Prov. 14:34).

She is under obligation to call sin by its name and warn people against sin and possible judgment, for by so doing she serves government in her own way.

However, if the Church doesn’t do this, she will be incurring part of the guilt for the blood of the wicked (Ezek. 3:17-18).

In their tasks both human government and the Church are separate, but they have the same field of action, namely, service towards mankind. They are bound together by a common Master. So long as the earth continues, Jesus will always be at the same time the Lord of all government and Head of the Church, without the government and the Church ever becoming one and the same.

But in the end there will be a “holy city” (City-State) without temples in heaven, for God and the Lamb will themselves be the temple (Rev. 21:22-24), and the citizens of this City-State will be comprised of all God’s people from everywhere in the world. Thus, in heaven the State and the Church will be one.

Post-mortem

Reflections on the NPF party legitimacy claims

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he Nagaland political drama, tragic or melodramatic, as you would choose to call it, continues.

And it will, until the NPF Party issue and NPF “Whip” claims are decisively concluded and put to rest.

1. Mr. T R Zeliang, Chief Minister, expelled from the NPF, and so a persona non grata to the NPF, pronounces that the political organization led by him and Mr. Neiphiu Rio, also suspended from the NPF membership “will own” the NPF cock symbol. This political organization, stitched together outside the NPF Constitution, and led by this Chief Minister and President, both of them without locus standi in the NPF Party matters by virtue of their expulsion and suspension, serves a notice, giving one week’s time to the NPF led by Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu to reconcile and join hands with the “majority-NPF Party”, and eventually ”closes the door of reconciliation”.

Some pertinent questions immediately arise demanding the right answers. Is the claim legally tenable within the provisions of the NPF Constitution? Does the notice served by the Neiphiu Rio group comply with the directives of the Election Commission of India (ECI)? One of the better ways of understanding the crux of the matter is perhaps to dig out the essential points from the latest order of the ECI dated 17th October 2017 and contextualize them within the relevant provisions of the NPF Constitution.

We can trust the ECI’s objectivity and their totally unbiased views in the matter.

2. In the eye of the ECI, NPF is a recognized political party with the ‘Cock” symbol reserved for it. The NPF party Constitution, which is law for its functioning as a political party, provides for its Central

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Office Bearers (COB) headed by the President , a 5-year term tenure of office, to be elected in a General Convention of the Party, “convened as per prescribed procedure”, with the Active Members only, and exclusively, having and exercising the right to elect the COB by simple majority present and voting. According to the ECI record, as per the list of COB last submitted by the NPF, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu is the current President of the NPF, affirming this COB’s election in the General Convention held on 26/11/2014 which was further reaffirmed on 30/04/2015 in the Party’s General Convention.

3. In the words of the ECI, “the present matter arises out of an application dated 17.08.2017 filed by Sh.Neiphiu Rio, claiming himself as the President of the NPF”. Thus the matter landed in the Court of the ECI as a dispute case within the NPF. In his application, Mr. Neiphiu Rio made various submissions which the ECI has summarized. For want of space, we may condense, combine together and contextualize the points in the light of the NPF Constitution. (i) Self-perceived conceitedly as accountable to none, throwing to the winds the NPF Constitution to which they pledged allegiance, an oligarchy of 36 MLAs, led by 22 expelled and 10 suspended members, presumptuously usurp and arrogate the authority and power that is vested solely in the NPF General Convention and party Active Members as provided under Article IV 6.b) and Article XII B.7 of the NPF Constitution, and take a number of blatantly illegal and insolent steps. They had the temerity “to issue directions to all NPF leaders, workers etc.” to disobey the orders of the constitutionally elected President Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu and summarily ask him to resign

within 15 days, “as he had lost support among the legislators of the Party”. They then arrogantly declare allegiance to Mr. Neiphiu Rio “ as the newly elected interim President of NPF and withdrawing support to Dr. Liezietsu”. As expected, this extra-constitutional oligarchy of 36 MLAs took the next step and “Sh. Rio was elected as President of the NPF on 13.05.2017 by the legislators of the party”, in complete disregard to the existence of the NPF Constitution which is binding on all party rank in file in the conduct of Party affairs. The so-called meeting of the Central Executive Council followed by the General Convention of the Neiphiu Rio group were completely illegal since they were called outside of the provisions of the NPF Constitution by their illegal President who was ‘elected’ illegally by 36 MLAs, not in the least authorized by the NPF Constitution. (ii) In support of his claims Mr. Neiphiu Rio submitted to the ECI a number of affidavits , circumventing the due processes prescribed by the NPF Constitution, to try to prove the support given to him by various entities, to be the NPF President, and, inter alia, withdrawing support from Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu on the latter’s “autocratic functioning”, “which was against the spirit of the Constitution of the NPF”. The core issue here is that Mr. Rio’s claims were all made outside of the provisions of the Constitution of NPF whose President he was claiming himself to be. There are some more serious difficulties here.

One: The alleged “autocratic functioning” of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu was never substantiated by hard evidence within the NPF Constitution. Two: Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu “acting against the spirit of the NPF

Constitution” is purely a subjective opinion, never attested by relevant provisions of the NPF Constitution. Three: Mr. Rio had furnished Newspaper clipping on the General Convention of his group intended to be held on 20.09.2017, but the ECI does not appear to have recognized its locus standi as within the provisions of the NPF Constitution.

Four: Most crucially, Mr. Rio’s submissions consisted mainly of affidavits which were NOT natural consequences of due processes conducted by the legitimate NPF Party within the provisions of the NPF Party Constitution, but were foisted as substitutions to the NPF Constitution.

As such, to the man who claimed himself to be the NPF President, the Constitution of the NPF simply was of no consequence or relevance. It was as if he was some extra-terrestrial being from outer space claiming to have landed on the NPF Party as its President with a set of affidavits!

Mr. Rio culminated and summed up his submissions by requesting the ECI to recognize his election as President of the NPF party wef 13.08.2017 and the NPF symbol to be allotted to his group. Clearly, this is going to be some day-dreaming President of a never-land political organization, coveting helplessly the inaccessible Naga ‘Cock’ crowing in the next neighbourhood!

The NPF ‘Cock’ symbol happens to be stuck irremovably with the constitutional NPF, headed by its duly elected President, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu.

4. The ECI took their objective, non-biased and well considered view and opined that what has been happening now is similar to the crisis in the NPF created in 2015 by Mr. Rio and his cohorts. The ECI has very wisely and correctly directed to

Th. Muivah: As I know him

uch has been said about Th.Muivah and the NSCN, specially by those who opposed him. I am constraint to write anything on personal line in any manner, but since it is a also a matter that affect the nation and society I am compelled to write my personal views of who and what The. Muivah is: At the outset, it was first the Angamis, the Chakhesangs and the Sumis, who approached our Tangkhul brothers saying, “come on, we are all Nagas, why not we fight the aggressors together?”

(It is said). Accordingly Tangkhul friends started joining the national movement, followed by both fire and Ceasefire affecting in that areas. Not only that but

Th.Muivah was elected General Secretary of the NNC by the Nagas. Thing did not stopped there but he was told by the Nagas to lead the Alee command. He carried out the tasks even at the risk of his own life. In spite of many attempts on his life by own Naga brothers he did not keep up focusing on the Naga issue and it’s genuine rights.

From the beginning till recent times no one said anything about Nagas of this area or that area, real Nagas or unreal Nagas. How comes many good people started saying illogical words today? Th. Muivah have been defending the genuine cases of the Nagas very firmly till today.

He is the greatest fighter

and the best negotiator, I can say.

During 20 years long negotiation I observed him as the one who knows the best the Art of negotiation. “If India would respect the history of the Nagas then Nagas would respect the history of India even ten times more”, is a word of wisdom. This had led Indian leaders to officially recognise the Uniqueness of Naga history and their position in 2002. Now we are in a position, “since history is unique so also solution will be unique”. To those who are weak in wisdom but full of jealousy I would like to humbly appeal them to be calm, for solution is at our door.

Tongmeth Wangnao, Member of Collective leadership, NSCN/GPRN

settle the issues as per majority decision of the Party Active Members present and voting in a General Convention to be called for the purpose as provided in the NPF Constitution under ArticleXV. As done in 2015, the constitutional NPF led by Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu has convened a NPF General Convention on 22.11.2017 to address the issues as directed by the ECI. Whatever happens then or thereafter will be the rule of law which applies equally to all who profess to belong to the NPF family.

5. What Mr T R Zeliang and Mr. Neiphiu Rio and their cohorts have been trying to do is like that of a half broken branch of a tree, about to fall off from the tree-trunk and telling the latter, “We gave you, “ splinter group”, one week’s time to reconcile and join back with us.

Now the hands of reconciliation are folded and the door closed.

So, we will throw you out from the tree!” The NPF led by DR. Shurhozelie Liezietsu is the NPF tree-trunk, standing tall, secure and strong. Mr. Zeliang, Mr. Rio and their cohorts are a branch on the tree,- some have been excised and thrown into the dustbin and others could be in danger of being pruned. They have been playing a self-destructive and most dangerous game of deception and anarchic politics with the money-power that they happen to wield. For how long more will the NPF rank and file and the people of Nagaland allow these power-mongers to confuse and befool the public?

The ECI surely will take a call in due course. Should not the people of Nagaland also stand up boldly and tell them: “ You have wreaked far more than enough damage to the health and wellbeing of Nagaland politics. We are ashamed. NOW QUIT!” Issued By:- Naga Peoples Front, Central Office

Reader’s Post

Poor public transport maintenance

Sir,

It is to note that public transportation (NST) is a helpful means of transportation for the people in the state. But travelling on NST bus these days is no longer safe for passengers. Every passengers travelling in NST has to carry a cloth for cleaning the seat as the seats are found to be dusty. Some windows are also spoiled and passengers cannot sit on window seat as it cannot be closed nor can be made to protect the passengers from outside dust and rain. It is sad to see the poor maintenance of these public transports NST. It is the result of the corrupt government of the state where funds for transport and communication are being used for self gain by concerned Minister and department. It is henceforth the responsibility of all citizens to consider these things in our fight for justice and peace in the state.

Eyiekhrote Vero

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.

National/state

(From p-1) not met by Nagaland Gover nor PB Achar ya and Nagaland Legislative Assembly Speaker Dr Imtiwapang Aier.

“Such libellous statement is detrimental to peaceful coexistence and is totally uncalled for from a responsible leader like Mr Yitachu. Also, the statement of the so called NPF Youth Wing loyal to Dr Shürhozelie warning the Governor of any eventuality in the event of the latter’s failure to meet their fake demand is quite condemnable as it has gone beyond the democratic and legal norm,” the statement pointed out.

The organisation reiterated its stand that under no circumstances truth will be allow to be compromised “but we will steadfastly uphold and defend the sanctity of the democratic set up in the State”.

It said supporters of Dr Shürhozelie should realise that politics cannot be played on the basis of lies and false claims. Also, in politics, threat and bully never works, the organisation said, adding politics should be played based on true democratic principles.

The organisation also appealed to people taking part in the dharna programme to call it off and not waste their time and energy by allowing law of the land take its own course.

Vikheho asks CM whether leadership award was meant to run illegal govt (From p-1) On the reconciliation extended by rival faction’s chief and Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio, Swu said a man of his stature should not take reconciliation so casually and asked whether his call for reconciliation was genuine or for political mileage.

The former minister asserted that Nagas need reconciliation, yet the dissident group must first admit their mistakes so that reconciliation can take place in true spirit.

He asked whether reconciliation was so costly that Rio was going to pay from his pocket? He said if reconciliation will be held, it will follow in the right procedure and not casually as wanted by the rival camp.

On the claim of the rival group to have selected leader of NPF Legislature Party on July 4, the MLA said he and his other colleagues were in Delhi during the meeting.

Swu further said Nagas need to think of the Indo-Naga political issue that is reportedly nearing solution, adding that at such a juncture Nagas needs stable government.

Endorsing the letter of NPF Central Youth Wing to President of India Ram Nath Kovind, the legislator said a constitutionallybacked government must be installed immediately and reiterated that till rule of law and justice prevails, the protest will continue.

In his address, Vice president Central office Bearer (COB) Pusazo

Lushü said the 12th NLA is a shame for the entire State as it is riddled with controversy and no development has taken place during its tenure.

Lushü also questioned the silence of the Governor, who was so vocal on corruption but installed the “unconstitutional government”.

He also regretted that Speaker’s office, which was one of the most respected offices, has been made into an “in-law office” that was shameful.

On judiciary system, Lushü said it has high respect but said until the system was rectified, justice will never prevail in Nagaland.

General Secretar y COB Khrielezo Bio also spoke on the occasion.

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New Delhi, Nov 2 (PTI): In a significant move that will benefit over 64,000 personnel, the Army has said junior commissioned officers (JCOs) are gazetted officers, cancelling its earlier note that described them as “non-gazetted” officers.

The decision by the Army two days back comes amid growing resentment from a large section of its personnel over issues relating to pay-parity and ranking.

In an official note, the Army headquarters has cancelled a communication issued in response to an RTI application in 2011 which had stated that the JCOs are non-gazetted officers, according to documents accessed by PTI. Highly placed official sources said the Army committed a “major mis-

take” in 2011 on the status of the JCOs and now the Army headquarters has removed the ambiguity and made it clear that JCOs are gazetted officers.

The clarification will benefit over 64,000 JCOs who are ranked in three categories -- Naib Subedar, Subedar and Subedar Major.

The 2011 note had triggered widespread outrage among the JCOs. Asked how the Army headquarters made the “mistake” in 2011, classifying the JCOs as nongazetted officers, a senior Army official said there are separate definitions of officers and the JCOs in the manual of military law and it could have been a case of misinterpretation of the rule book.

The issuance of the letter is also seen as a mes-

sage by the Army to the government to address grievances of a section of the Army personnel over what they call “disparity” in the current pay band.

The issue of status equivalence between military officers and their civilian counterparts was discussed at the recently concluded Army Commanders’ conference.

Asked whether the Army headquarters will send a fresh communication to the RTI applicant who had filed the query about status of the JCOs in 2011, the Army refused to comment.

Defence Ministry sources last week had said that it was seriously examining the long-standing issue relating to status equivalence between military officers and their civilian counterparts.

NEW DELHI, Nov 2 (PTI): The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear a petition challenging the constitutional validity of the Aadhaar Act on Friday.

The matter was mentioned before a bench headed by Justice J Chelameswar and the counsel representing the petitioner sought an urgent hearing, saying similar pleas were already listed for hearing before the apex court on Friday.

Karnataka-based Mathew Thomas moved the top court challenging the constitutional validity of the Aadhaar Act claiming that it infringes upon the Right to Privacy and that the biometric mechanism was not working properly.

in a boiler at the staterun power giant NTPC’s Unchahar plant in Uttar Pradesh’s Rae Bareli district has risen to 30, scores are injured. Some of the injured are being treated at a local hospital in Railbareli while many are referred to Lucknow.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved an ex- gratia of Rs. 2 lakh each for the next of kin of those who have lost their lives due to the accident.

Prime Minister has approved Rs. 50,000 each for those injured due to the accident.

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There has been growing resentment among the military officers who have been insisting that the current status equivalence was flawed and that government must address their concerns.

As per the current pay structure, the subedar majors and subedars are part of the pay band for gazetted officers but there has been discrepancies there as well, said an official.

The Naib subedars whose number of around 55,000 get salary under non-gazetted category, he said.

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The Prime Minister then attacked the ruling Congress on corruption with an interesting take on how the Grand Old Party sees the Swachhta Abhiyan. “For Congress, Swacchta Abhiyan is cleaning up the state’s coffers,” he jibed. “The Congress needs to reflect why the

entire country is turning away from the Congress leaders and their party. This country is very forgiving. But if you do something with ill intentions and try to hoodwink the people, they’ll never forgive you,” PM Modi added. He then equated the problems plaguing the “dev bhoomi” of Himachal Pradesh to five rakshas (demons), which the people can be rid of by booting the Congress from power.

“We have to save this dev bhoomi from the Congress and the 5 rakshas mining mafia, forest mafia (which is cutting down forests), drug mafia, tender mafia (which promotes nepotism) and transfer mafia (in the bureaucracy),” he said.

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NEW DELHI, NOV 2 (Agencies): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday ridiculed the Congress as a “laughing club” and said the party must introspect on why people all over the country are turning away from it one by one.

Addressing a BJP campaign rally at Kangra in Himachal Pradesh, which goes to polls in November, the Prime Minister said the state has suffered under the Congress and on election day, the people will bid farewell to those who have looted them. “The Congress has now become a laughing club. Their chief minister (Virbhadra Singh) is out on bail in a corruption case and the party writes ‘zero

New Delhi, Nov 2 (Agencies): A constitution bench of the Supreme Court Thursday started hearing the clutch of petitions regarding the power tussle between the Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government and the Centre.

Taking a ‘prima-facie’ view, the Supreme Court observed that the Lieutenant General (L-G) seems to have primacy under the Constitution and the Delhi government cannot act without LG’s concurrence. The bench noted that Constitution has limited Delhi government’s powers and it cannot have a say on public order, police and land. The court observed that difference of opinion between the Delhi government and the Centre “is to be referred to the President for final view”.

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donor agencies “in order to meet its stated objectives of getting better technology”.

ISA is working for deployment of over 1000 GW of solar energy and mobilising more than USD 1 trillion into solar energy by the year 2030. Similarly the EBRD is interested increasing its green financing portfolio to 40 per cent of its annual business. The International Solar Alliance (ISA) is an initiative jointly launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President of France in November 2015 at Paris, in the presence of the UN Secretary General, on the sidelines of COP21 UN Climate Change Conference.

practices, the watchdog has banned 10 entities “till further directions” from the capital market besides ordering them to “to cease and desist” from disseminating messages or news-related to the securities market.

S T M L’s p r o m o t e r Goldleaf International, promoter Sanjay Gupta and his son Gautam Gupta, promoter and director Ajay Gupta promoter and his wife Shikha Gupta, director Kajal Rai and the company’s joint account holder Ram Lal Gupta have been barred. The regulator has collectively referred Goldleaf and the six individuals as “identified entities”.

Besides, three others entities -- Neeleshkumar Radheshyam Lahoti, Mohsin and Future Fintrade -- have been restrained from the securities market.

While imposing the ban, the regulator observed that there “is a likelihood that the same modus operandi may be repeated by

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suggested to use recycled inputs to bridge shortage of raw material in the sector.

International Trade and Exhibitions India (ITEI) Director Gagan Sahni said the country’s consumption of paper will go up substantially in the medium term despite the digital buzz.

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New Delhi, Nov 2 (PTI): Clamping down on fraudulent activities, Sebi has barred 10 entities for sending out fake SMSes in bulk with “questionable recommendations” to pump up trading volumes in the shares of Supreme Tex Mart Ltd. Promoters, directors and their relatives along with three other entities allured investors through fake Short Message Services (SMSes) recommending purchasing the loss-making company’s shares before selling a “substantial portion” of their shareholding, according to Sebi.

After coming under its scanner, Sebi conducted a probe into trading in STML shares during the period from July 1, 2016 to January 31, 2017, specifically in relation to bulk messages of “questionable recommendations” about the scrip.

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New Delhi, Nov 2 (PTI): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said more and more multilateral institutions and development banks need to join hands with the International Solar Alliance (ISA) to promote renewable energy.

He was speaking at the signing of Joint Financial Partnership Declaration between ISA and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) here to deepen the cooperation in support of renewable energy.

Observing the first financial partnership collaboration of ISA with the World Bank, Jaitley said “more and more multilateral and development banks should come forward and join hands with ISA” in help fulfilling the objectives of massive and affordable deployment of solar among 121 ISA member countries.

He said ISA needs to firm-up such financial partnership deals with more multilateral and bilateral

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paper manufacturers. Yesterday, Union Minister C R Choudhary urged the paper industry to upgrade technology to compete in the global markets and boost export of quality products. Inaugurating Paperex (November 1-4), the minister of state for commerce and industry also

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that time”.

“Now, I think those uncertainties have either been resolved or that level of uncertainty has now stabilised and we know that this uncertainty is going to continue for a long time,” he said.

The process of investing in technology has sort of started picking up and this trend is actually expected to really consolidate in 2018, Chandrashekhar said.

He said there are expectations of an upturn in BFSI (banking, financial services and insurance) segment in the US, greater investment in technology in that space and hardening of interest rates. The US accounts for more than 60 per cent of Indian IT exports, and the BFSI segment accounts for a big chunk of that.

So, these factors make Nasscom believe that “we will be seeing an upturn in the year ahead,” he said.

New Delhi, Nov 2 (PTI): Paper industry has sought government’s support to check the flow of cheap imports, especially from Asean countries, so as to protect the domestic players. “One of the challenges faced by the paper industry is cheaper imports.

Paper industry through our industry body Indian Paper Manufacturers Association (IPMA) has made representations to the government to curb paper imports or to put anti-dumping duty,” Century Pulp & Paper CEO J P Narain told on the sidelines of ‘Paperex’ event here.

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at this point. We believe, that is the range we will be in,” Chandrashekhar told PTI. “We don’t see a case for revisiting those numbers.

The important thing is: no new factors have come up which warrants reconsideration. Whatever factors are there are all known factors, all these were taken into consideration when we made the projection,” he said.

“Also, we believe that the coming year could actually witness an upturn in the industry largely based on global economic trends, US trends in particular,” the official said.

He said as per “most commentators and analysts”, for the last year or two, a lot of investments in technology had been deferred because of political and technological uncertainties, and “nobody wanted to take a big bet at

ing a part of this growth journey.

“Today, Indian ecosystem is flooded with innovative ideas and needs the right channel and guidance in terms of acceleration, scaling up and funding,” Raman Roy, Chairman, NASSCOM, and CEO and MD, Quatrro Global Services said in a statement here.

With 40 per cent of startups in the B2B segment, B2B’s share in the overall tech start-up funding is over 30 per cent the report noted.

Fin-tech start-up base is estimated to be 360 in 2017 indicating at 31 per cent year on year growth with over USD 200 mn funding received in the first half of 2017, recording a growth of 135 per cent since the comparable period in 2016, it said.

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Hyderabad, Nov 2 (PTI): India’s IT industry could see an upturn next year as the process of investments in technology, particularly in the United States, has started to gather momentum, says a senior official.

The industry is on track to posting 7-8 per cent growth in exports in the current fiscal and there is no case for revisiting those numbers as no new factor has emerged, said software services body Nasscom’s president, R Chandrashekhar. The export growth projection for 2017-18 had taken into account “all the changes in technology, global economics and global politics including political protectionism,” he said.

“We believe we are on the same track (to achieve 7 to 8 per cent export growth for the Indian IT industry as a whole). We don’t see any need for any major change

Mumbai, Nov 2 (PTI): The country has seen an addition of over 1,000 startups this year, strengthening its position as the third largest startup ecosystem across the world, amidst intensifying competition from countries like UK and Israel.

This takes the total number of technology startups to nearly 5,200, according to the Nasscom Startup Report.

It further said that the country is witnessing a rapid rise in the business to business startups focused on verticals like healthtech, fintech, ecommerce and aggregators.

While Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai retained their position as the key start-up hubs in India, 20 per cent of the start-ups emerged from tier II and III cities, the report noted.

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3 killed as gunman attacks Walmart store in Colorado

People react to a shooting while waiting outside Walmart on November 1, 2017 in Thornton, Colorado.

Washington, Nov 2 (PTI): An unidentified gunman Thursday walked into a Walmart store in Colorado and opened indiscriminate fire, killing three persons including a woman before fleeing in a car, police said.

The incident, which took place inside the supermarket store in the US state of Colorado’s Denver suburb, sent policemen into a tizzy as it happened hours after an-ISIS inspired Uzbek national killed eight people in New York.

Authorities were looking for a man who, according to the police, entered the store and randomly fired a

handgun near the cash register, striking three people, CNN reported.

“The shooting happened inside the store. We believe as of right now that the shooting was random,” Thornton Police Officer Victor Avila said.

The two men died inside the store while the woman died later at a nearby hospital.

Hundreds of emergency responders ringed the Thornton Town Centre shopping complex for hours after the shooting was reported around 5 AM (IST).

The Walmart is part of the centre.

“Multiple parties” were down, Thornton police said in a tweet.

An hour later, the Thornton Police Department tweeted, “At this time this is not an active shooter”.

US media reported that the gunman fled the scene in a car after the incident.

Aaron Stephens, 44, was in the self-checkout line at the Walmart when he heard a single shot followed by two more bursts of gunfire before people started running for the exits.

“The employees started screaming. Customers were screaming. They were running like crazy, and I ran out too because I didn’t want to get killed,” he said.

Investigators, who have not released any details about the circumstances of the shooting, were reviewing security footage and interviewing witnesses to get a description of the shooter.

US President Donald Trump has called for an immediate implementation of tougher “extreme vetting” procedures after the New York terror incident near the World Trade Centre.

New York terror suspect charged in US federal court New Yo r k , N ov 2 (IANS): President Donald Trump has called the Uzbek immigrant arrested in Tuesday’s terror attack that killed eight persons an “enemy combatant”. However, prosecutors filed terrorism charges against him in a civilian federal court here.

Acting federal prosecutor Joon Kim announced the filing of the charges in the civilian federal court on Wednesday, hours after Trump said that he would be open to sending Sayfullo Saipov to the military prison in Guantanamo Bay, where terrorists captured abroad are tried by military tribunals. At the start of a cabinet meeting, in reply to a reporter’s question about the possibility of Saipov being sent to Guantanmo, Trump said: “Send him to Gitmo -- I would certainly consider that, yes.”

Sending Saipov, 29, a legal immigrant with a green card, to Guantanamo for a military trial may raise legal questions while labelling him an “enemy combatant” may open the way for this.

Guantanamo, known as Gitmo for short, is a US military base in Cuba -- in territory under American control.

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Rohingya crisis: Myanmar’s Suu Kyi visits troubled Rakhine SITTWE, Myanmar, Nov 2 (Agencies): Myanmar’s de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi has visited Rakhine for the first time since violence erupted in the state in late August.

Her brief trip allowed her only short stops in areas affected by the military operation against Rohingya militants.

According to BBC report, she has been criticised around the world for not stopping the military crackdown, amid allegations of ethnic cleansing.

About 600,000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh since 25 August.

Ms Suu Kyi visited the regional capital Sittwe and other towns during an unannounced one-day trip.

Most of the Rohingyas have now joined the massive exodus into Bangladesh, but Ms Suu Kyi did meet one of the remaining Muslim communities.

Her visit, accompanied by one of Myanmar’s wealthiest businessmen, suggests the civilian government wants to be seen to be taking the lead now in dealing with Rakhine state, reports the BBC’s Jonathan Head.

Aung San Suu Kyi (centre) arrived in Sittwe guarded by armed security personnel.

She argues the problems there can best be resolved through development and investment.

But she did not address the issue of the one million Rohingyas now living over the border.

In the past she has said they will be allowed to come back - but fear of the Myanmar military and the widespread destruction of their homes and livelihoods make this an unappealing prospect without significant international aid and scrutiny, our correspondent says.

Rakhine Buddists, many of whom joined the attacks on the Rohingyas, have said they will not accept them back, even if the

two governments manage to agree on a repatriation process.

Rakhine Buddists, many of whom joined the attacks on the Rohingyas, have said they will not accept them back, even if the two governments manage to agree on a repatriation process.

On Thursday, government spokesman Zaw Htay told AFP that Ms Suu Kyi was “now in Sittwe and will go to Maungdaw and Buthiduang too”.

A Reuters reporter saw Ms Suu Kyi board a military helicopter in Sittwe on Thursday morning local time, the news agency reports. She was accompanied by about 20 people.

CIA releases files recovered in Osama raid Washington, Nov 2 (IANS): The CIA has released a thousands of files seized during the May 2011 raid on Osama bin Laden’s compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, including personal photographs of his family and insight into the Al Qaeda’s global leadership, the media reported.

The massive amount of new material released on Wednesday contains nearly 470,000 items totalling 321 gigabytes of data, reports CBS News.

It includes audio, video and text files found on devices recovered from bin Laden’s compound, where he lived with his wife and children along with two couriers and their families. The Central Intelligence Agency also released bin Laden’s 228-page personal journal, written by hand in Arabic.

The Al Qaeda leader was killed in the May 2, 2011, raid by US Navy SEALs after nearly 10 years in hiding following the September 2001 attacks.

Bin Laden narrowly escaped from Afghanistan over the border into Pakistan as US and allied Afghan forces pursued him in the mountains of Tora Bora in December 2001.

UK PM replaces defence secy amid sexual harassment scandal China says no change on Azhar issue

KENUOZOU COLONY, KOHIMA-797001: KOHIMA

“Together We Stand” FELICITATION

The Pochury Women Organisation Kohima extends its heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their achievements in the recently declared NPSC Examination 2017.

1. Mr. Thsüsietho Nyuthe, S/o Mr. Z.Nyusietho Nyuthe for securing the post of Secretariat Assistant under Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department.

2. Miss Chirhola, D/o Tsimatho Phoji for securing the post of Research Assistant under Art and Culture Department.

3. Miss Lusa Katiry, D/o Late Seniepa Katiry for securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant under Treasuries & Accounts Department.

The Organization wish them success in all their future endeavours.

Malsawmthangi Leyri President K-3578 Pochury Women Organisation Kohima

NOTICE Land Donor's Union K.P.A (LDU) has convened an executive meeting on November 17, 2017 at 9:00 a.m at the Multi-Purpose Hall at K.P.A Asukhuto Town. All the Land Donor's Union members are requested to attend the meeting positively.

V. Khetovi Chishi Chairman Land Donor's Union K.P.A Asukhuto Town Zunheboto : Nagaland

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OFFICE OF THE

ASUKHOMI STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATES

The Asukhomi Students' Union with immense pride conveys its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Avikishe Khuju, S/o Ahovi Khuju & Hutoli Khuju by successfully being selected to the post of Secretariat Assistant under Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department in the recently declared NPSC, CTE Exam.

The Union further wishes him grand success in all future endeavour.

Hannah Khuju President ASU

Vitopu Kiba Boliho Aye Publicity, ASU

Nagaland

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FELICITATION The Asukhomi Union Dimapur with pride and honour extend its warm congratulations to Mr. Avikishe Sema, S/o Mr. Ahovi Khujumi & Mrs. Hutoli for his success in the recently conducted NPSC Exam and being appointed as Secretariat Assistant (P & AR). The Union conveys its warm wishes in all his future endeavours.

Asukhomi Union Dimapur

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H.Q. CHÜMOUKEDIMA Dimapur-District : Nagaland

OFFICE OF THE CHUCHUYIMPANG STUDENTS’ UNION

Er. T. Sentimenla Jamir Mr. Moasanen Imsong With immense pride and gratitude ,we the Chuchuyimpang Student's Union would like to congratulate these individuals for bringing laurels to the Union and to the village:1. Er. T. Sentimenla Jamir, D/o Er.S. Temsulong Jamir & Mrs. Atula Longkumer For successfully clearing the NPSC (CTE), 2016-17, as Junior Engineer (Civil),under PHE Department, Govt of Nagaland.

2. Mr. Moasanen Imsong, S/o Mr. Limawati Imsong & Mrs. Temjemongla for successfully clearing the NPSC, 2016-17 as Junior Divisional Accountant, under Treasuries and Accounts Department, Govt of Nagaland.

The Union wishes them more success in all their future endeavours.

Sd/Sd/(Temjensangba Imsong) (Yashiakum Jamir) President, CKT Gen. Seretary, CKT

APPRECIATION

The Chümoukedima Village Council issue this note of appreciation to the EAC Chümoukedima and Administrator Chümoukedima Town Council Mr. Thejavizo Nakhro for his endeavours to repair the main life-line road of the town leading to Chümoukedima Village which has deteriorated due to poor workmanship and quality of the construction and for which the citizen of Chümoukedima has being suffering. The Council lauds his endeavour to repair the road, realizing the suffering of the public even when the State Government is lacking funds to develop the main road in the state.

The Village Council assures its support and wishes him well in his future endeavours.

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(Ravouvotuo Chatsu) Chairman Chümoukedima Village Council

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ZELIANG STUDENT'S UNION DIMAPUR Motto : "Unity For Excellence"

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Ntulun Aruang, extends its heartiest congratulations and felicitates Miss. Khiuzan Kaurinta, D/o Mr. Asolie Kaurinta and Mr. Sizin Rentta, S/o Mr. Namthiu Rentta for being selected to the posts of EAC in the recently conducted NPSC Exam 2016-17, securing 6th and 13th rank respectively. The Ntulun Aruang further expresses gratitude for bringing laurels to Ntu Village and hopes that your achievement will be an inspiration to the aspiring youths of our village.

Wishing all the best in your future endeavours.

Neiba Newmai President NTULUN ARUANG

lapsed last year, the US in January had put a fresh proposal - backed by France and the UK - to ban Azhar.

Beijing again put a technical hold on the proposal till August, only to extend it further for three months. The technical hold expires on Thursday.

China’s ‘no’ to the US proposal means that a new resolution will have to be moved.Barring China, all the countries of the 15-member Security Council have consensus to ban Azhar, who heads the JeM outfit.

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all the members to deliberate on this matter but there is an absence of consensus on this matter,” she said.

“China’s actions are meant to safeguard the authority and effectiveness of the committee (1267 Security Council). We will continue to follow the mandate of this committee and its rules of procedure and remain in constant communication and coordination with all the members.”

After Beijing blocked and put a technical hold on India’s application that

Volie Rentta Secretary NTULUN ARUANG

The Phek Wrestling Association extend its profound gratitude for bringing laurels to the village and heartiest congratulations to Mr. Vekutho Soho, S/o Mr. Hukhoneyi Soho for emerging as the Champion in the Light Weight Category during the recently held Naga Wrestle Mania 6 King of the Ring Series 2017. The Association wishes him good luck and the best health in his entire future endeavour.

Sd/Sd/Kuvechosa Hoshi Niepipa Venuh General Secy., PWA President, PWA

The Office of the Zeliang Student's Union Dimapur take immense pride extends its heartiest congratulations to the following successful Zeliang candidates in the NPSC (NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services) exam 2016.

SI. No. NAME 1. Mr. Ihoilung Chuilo - EAC 2. Ms. Khuizan Kaurinta - EAC 3. Mr. Sizin Renttah - EAC 4. Ms. Ngimchule Nampeung - DSP (Home Department, Police Establishment Branch) 5. Ms. Kenlumyizoilie - Secretariat Assistant (Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department) 6. Mr. Teulung Pame - JDA (Treasuries & Accounts Department) Further, the Union lauds them on setting a standard of excellence and conveys best wishes in all their future endeavours. May God bless you all.

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for homosexuals and those who abandon Islam as their faith, according to media reports. A Youtube video shows Naik saying that if Osama bin Laden “is terrorizing America the terrorist, the biggest terrorist, I am with him”.

Last week, India’s counter-terrorism agency NIA pre pared charges against Naik, saying he has been “promoting enmity and hatred between different religious groups in India through public speeches and lectures.” Bangladesh suspended Peace TV channel, which features Naik’s preachings, after some media reports claimed bombers of a Dhaka cafe that killed 22 people last year were admirers of him. Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack.

OFFICE OF THE POCHURY WOMEN ORGANISATION, KOHIMA

Beijing, Nov 2 (IANS): China is set to block the US application to declare Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) chief Masood Azhar a global terrorist on Thursday when the technical hold raised by Beijing comes up for discussion at the UN. Fo r e i g n M i n i s t r y spokesperson Hua Chunying made it clear there was no change in Beijing’s position on the resolution seeking an international ban on Azhar, who is accused of plotting a deadly attack on an Indian airbase last year.

“We raised a technical hold so as to allow for more time for the committee and

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KUALA LUMPUR, NOV 2 (Agencies): When Zakir Naik emerged from a prominent Malaysian mosque last month fans swarmed about him, seeking selfies with the Indian Muslim televangelist whose hardline views have sparked a criminal investigation back in his home country.

Accompanied by a bodyguard, Naik was making a rare public appearance at the Putra Mosque in Malaysia’s administrative capital, where the prime minister and his cabinet members often worship.

Zakir Naik, who has been banned in the UK, has been given permanent residency in Malaysia, and embraced by top government officials. Critics see Naik’s presence in Malaysia as another sign of top-level support for hardline Islam in a country with substantial minorities of Christians, Hindus and Buddhists, and which has long projected a moderate Islamic image.

Support for a more politicised Islam has grown in recent years under Prime Minister Najib Razak, especially after he lost the popular vote in the 2013 general election - the ruling coalition’s worst-ever electoral performance.

Since then, his ruling party has been trying to appease an increasingly conservative ethnic MalayMuslim base and religion has become a battleground ahead of elections the prime minister has to call by mid2018.

Naik, a 52-year-old medical doctor, has aroused controversy with his puritan brand of Islam - recommending the death penalty

have fallen below the high standards that we require of the armed forces that I have the honour to represent,” Fallon said in his resignation letter to May. It remains unclear if it was the particular revelation of Fallon re-

most insane, absurd and ridiculous resignation of a Cabinet minister ever,” she said.

The British Prime Minister in her response to Fallon’s resignation letter praised his “diligent service” and welcomed the “particular example you wish to set to servicemen and women and others”.

Fallon, described as a Conservative party heavyweight and even tipped as a future Prime Minister, becomes the first victim of a deepening scandal over sexual misconduct in the corridors of political power in the UK.

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Gavin Williamson

peatedly placing his hand on the knee of journalist Julia Hartley-Brewer that triggered his decision to step down or there were other incidents involving an abuse of power that may have precipitated his departure.

Hartley-Brewer, at the centre of the allegations that came to light earlier this week, has stressed that she did not see herself as a victim and that the incident had not “remotely upset or distressed” anyone.

“If this is over kneegate, him touching my knee 15 years ago and me not having any issue with it today, this is the

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the MP for South Staffordshire, who has been responsible for exerting discipline over the prime minister’s fractious parliamentary party since last year.

Williamson was closely involved in negotiating the confidence and supply deal with the Democratic Unionist party that secured the parliamentary support May needed to govern in the aftermath of June’s general election.

“A number of allegations have surfaced about MPs in recent days, including some about my previous conduct. Many of these have been false, but I accept in the past I

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London, Nov 2 (PTI): Gavin Williamson, a close aide of Prime Minister Theresa May, was Thursday appointed as Britain’s new defence secretary after his predecessor Michael Fellon resigned amid a deepening sexual harassment scandal engulfing UK parliamentarians.

Fallon,65, resigned as defence secretary saying his conduct may have fallen below the high standards expected amid revelations that he had made unwanted advances towards a journalist years ago.

He was replaced by 41-year-old Williamson,

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KVK Tuensang organizes two-day farmers training

Resource person SMS (Horticulture), Dr. Shisarenla Aier interacting with the farmers. composting organic products which helps in waste management, cleaner environment and for use as organic input in the field.

He also encouraged the farmers to take full advantage of the training programme so that a change can be brought upon in the farming practices.

The programme was organized to train the farmers on different methods of composting which in turn will help them in the long run to maintain cleanliness in the village and the compost can be used as a supplement for production of all agricultural and horticultural crops.

Considering the scope of high value crops in the

OFFICE OF THE

FELICITATES

With immense pride and honour, the Rotomi Welfare Dimapur Area extends its heartiest congratulations to the following members : 1) Mr. Nikhashe Chophi for being promoted to the post of Commissioner Secretary, Govt. of Nagaland.

2) Mr. Emmanuel Shohe, S/o Late Hewoto Shohe and Vizheli Shohe for securing the post of DSP (Cl-1 Gazetted) under Home Department in the recently concluded NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services 2016.

Mr. Emmanuel Shohe The Welfare prays for God's wisdom, good health and wishes them the best in all their future endeavours.

(Hotopu Shohe) General Secretary RWDA

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DIMAPUR CHUCHUYIMPANG SENSO TELONGJEM DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND

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The Dimapur Chuchuyimpang Senso Telongjem extends its heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their outstanding achievement in the NPSC Examinations 2016-2017.

1. Mr. Moasanen Imsong, S/o Mr. Limawati Imsong for securing JDA under Department of Treasuries and Accounts.

2. Miss. Setimenla Jamir, D/o Shri. Temsulong Jamir for securing the post of JE under PHED. The Union is immensely proud of their prestigious achievement and further wishes them success in all their future endeavours.

Takowati General Secretary

VWF Dmu formed to serve mankind DIMAPUR: The annual general body meeting of Vivekananda Welfare Foundation (VWF), Dimapur a non-profit social organization (NGO) formed by a few youths of Dimapur inspired by the great saint Swami Vivekananda’s ideology “service to mankind is service to God” was held at the conference hall of Hotel Jalmahal, Dimapur on October 29. A press note by VWF press and media in-charge, Bijay Mandal stated that Bishnu Bhattacharjee, a noted social worker from Dimapur had chaired the meeting and encouraged youth brigades to work for the society selflessly. A twelve member executive committee under the president ship of Niranjan Saha was elected by voice vote for tenure of next three years, with Dr. Dalia Bhattacharjee, an eminent educationist of Dimapur as the chief patron of the foundation. The Foundation was formed with a motive to work in the field of education, health (medical), and empowerment & upliftment.

DIMAPUR: Launching program of Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM), Chuchuyimlang, RD block was held on October 13 at Chuchuyimlang town hall Mokokchung district.

During the launching program, BDO RD block Chuchuyimlang, Wangom Konyak commented on the various departmental activities for the upliftment of the rural poor and also urged the village representatives to extend their full support in order to ensure the success of the mission.

Meanwhile, branch manager SBI Chuchuyimlang, Zulutoshi Ao stressed on the importance of unity, transparency and proper

maintenance of records for the mission to thrive and also assured that the bank is ready to extend their co-operation.

Addressing the gathering, branch managers NStCB Ltd and NABARD assured their support to the community, provided they maintain and follow proper norms and principles as laid down by the mission. They also urged the staffs of NSRLM to give proper guidance on the bank credit linkage to the SHG’s.

The prog ram was chaired by area co-ordinator Chuchuyimlang block, Imyangerla Imsong while assistant district program manager (ADPM), Bendangtoshi delivered the

welcome address and introduction of NSRLM and also stressed on the aims and objectives of NSRLM. The program concluded with a brief discussion with all the participants.

The program was attended by BDO-cum-block mission manager RD block Chuchuyimlang; branch managers SBI Chuchuyimlang; NStCB Ltd & NABARD Mokokchung; DRDA project officers; staff of District Mission Management Unit (DMMU) NSRLM; DRDA Mokokchung; block staff of Chuchuyimlang NSRLM; village councils; VDB’s; and the existing SHG representatives from all the seven villages under RD block, Chuchuyimlang.

A-a : Inno. Inazhe L Assumi Ki, Darogapathar, Dimapur.

Atsalah : 14/11/2017.

Ado : Ayi 1:00 Avelau.

PITHITSAH

1. LKD lo kihikusumi kumtsu no puchou ayi 12:30 lo ahuna sakusu ki toveni.

2. Kumtsu no Sumi tuphu-mini puighini.

3. Ashekha lo AHUNA LUCKY DRAW anani.

AKUPUGHU KUMULAMI (LKD)

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Mangmetong Longchar Kidong Telongjem convey heartiest congratulations to Mr. Moaningsang Longchar, S/o Limala Imchen for bringing grand laurels by achieving the Scale-1, Probation Officer under State Bank of India. The Union extends joy and honour to Almighty God for spontaneous blessings. We further prays and wishes him a bright future in all his endeavours.

I. Tekameri Longchar President MTG Longchar Kidong Telongjem

Temjenwati Secretary MTG Longchar Kidong Telongjem

OFFICE OF THE

ADMINISTRATOR ZUNHEBOTO TOWN COUNCIL ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

No. ZTC/OC-2/20015-16/88

Dated Zbto, the 27th Oct '2017

APPRECIATION

OFFICE OF THE OZUKUM ILANGBA ASO

MONGSENYIMTI VILLAGE

P.O. CHUCHUYIMLANG: MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND

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With immense pride and pleasure, the Ilangba Aso Mongsenyimti conveys its heartiest congratulations to Mr. CHUBASANEN OZUKUM S/o Mr. Tiatemsu and Mrs. Nungsanglemla for his success as Extra Assistant Commissioner (Cl-I Gazetted, Junior Grade), under Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department in the recently conducted NPSC Exam.

The Union wishes him good success in his future endeavour.

Sd/Sd/S. Imtichizung Ozukum N. Talitemsu Ozukum President Secretary

NSRLM officials and participants at the programme.

AHUNA KUPUGHU

H.Q. DIMAPUR-797112 : NAGALAND

Chimchir President

Aier, DVBO (NVBDP) in her powerpoint presentation explained the features of National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP), its aim, objectives and vision. Meanwhile, she also briefed on the strategic plan of the district in accordance with the status of malaria trend by presenting a statistical graph on malaria in the district. The programme was attended by chief medical officer, Mon, Dr U. K. Konyak, Dr Supongmenla Walling DPO(RCH &UIP), district malaria officer, Dr Limatula Aier, DVBO (NVBDP), representatives of Education department, Social Welfare, KNSK, MOs and CMO staff. The programme was chaired by Tiakala Sangtam DVBC, NVBDCP Mon and concluded with vote of thanks by Dr Supongmenla Walling DPO (RCH & UIP).

NSRLM launches at Chuchuyimlang

LITTAMI KUQHAKULU DIMAPUR (LKD)

ROTOMI WELFARE DIMAPUR AREA

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village, Ginger and Naga King Chilli production technology training was imparted.

During the 2-day technical sessions the resource persons imparted trainings on various topics. Hands on demonstration of organic compost preparation was conducted and thorough theoretical session on cultivation and management practices of Ginger and Naga King Chilli was also imparted.

The participants expressed their gratitude to KVK Tuensang for conducting training programme and also urged to help provide planting materials. Altogether 36 farmers attended the training programme.

DIMAPUR: Malaria elimination under the theme, “let’s put our hands together to end malaria for good” was officially launched in Mon

by ADC, Shanavas C on October 31 at block health office, conference hall, Mon. A press note by DHS Mon stated that Shanavas in his opening remark, appreciated the medical team for being an active department. He further stated that there were several causes of the vector borne diseases prevalent in society and that personal and social hygiene play a vital role. He said that one of the elements to eliminate malaria and other vector borne diseases was to give modest concern to social hygiene. He advised the participants to give awareness to the people to have clean living surrounding and proper solid waste management for good health. District malaria officer, Dr Limatula

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DIMAPUR: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Tuensang organised two-day farmers training on “composting, types & uses in organic farming” and “advances in production technology of major spice crops (Ginger & Naga King Chilli)” for farmers of Kuthur village on October 30 & 31 at KVK farm, Tuensang with assistant chief technical officer (Soil Conservation), Imtilemla and subject matter specialist (Horticulture), KVK Tuensang, Dr. Shisarenla Aier as resource persons.

Addressing the programme senior scientist & head, KVK Tuensang, Dr. Keviletsu Khate emphasized the importance of

Launching of malaria elimination in Mon dist

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, November 3, 2017

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The Kohima Rephyim Ekhung (KRE) with immense joy and heartfelt gratitude extends its profound congratulations to the following:1. Miss Ekyubeni Odyuo, daughter of Late Khudemo Odyuo, for securing the post of Junior Engineer (JE), Power Deptt. through NPSC (CTE).

2. Mr. Thungchio E. Odyuo, son of Mr. Elithung Odyuo, for securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant(JDA), Treasuries & Accounts Deptt. throughNPSC(CS).

3. Mr. P Edward Patton, son of Late Philip Patton, for securing the post of Sub Inspector, Food & Civil Supplies.

The Union further wishes them success and wisdom in their future endeavours.

Yimtsu Patton Konthungo Odyuo Chairman, KRE Secretary, KRE

The Zunheboto Town Council would like to acknowledge the SDO PWD (Mechanical) Dept Zunheboto Town Council for providing their JCB and Road Roller during the Town Sanitation and cleanliness drive organized by the Zunheboto Town Council on 25–26th Oct 2017 in view of the forth coming Zunheboto Town Platinum Jubilee Celebration.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, november 3, 2017

Assam Rifles conduct progs, camps in various districts

7 AR lecture on Amur Falcon

32 AR medical camp

7AR Drugs, HIV and AIDS awareness at Akhegwo

15 AR HIV and AIDS at AIDS at C’ Saddle village

5 Assam Rifles lecture on wildlife and armed forces

9 AR interaction with GBs

DIMAPUR: Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) conducted a series of civic action programme for welfare of the citizens across Nagaland.

7 AR lecture on Amur Falcon: 7 Assam Rifles

Lt Col Amitabh, the aim of the lecture was to spread awareness and educate youth on conservation of wildlife and Amur Falcon species for maintenance of diverse ecosystem. 40 students along with teaching

the aim of the camp was to provide medical assistance to locals of Vidima and adjacent villages in the area. A team of Assam Rifles medical staff provided treatment and medicines to 108 locals of the area.

28 states and delegates numbering to 1500 from India and well wishers from other countries attended the conference, with Mission India Bible College representing Nagaland state.

Altogether 7 students with director Sukhaje Jimo attended the conference. MIBC students representing Nagaland

FELICITATION

Dated, Dimapur, the 2nd Nov. 2017

URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT INFORM

This is to inform to all the 192 selected beneficiaries under IHSD Re- location (Burma Camp) that your list has been approved by the Government. You are therefore directed to deposit Rs. 1,13,000/- (Rupees one lakhs thirteen thousand) only in one or two equal installment as beneficiary contribution within 45 (forty five) days from the date of this Notice. The above quoted Rate is as per the revised rate of beneficiary contribution approved by the Government vide order NO. UDD/10-IHSDP/07-RE-LCTN/2012 Dated Kohima the 31st March 2017.

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Neikolo-u Khutso Chairperson, ZWWSP

OFFICE OF THE

ZAPAMI STUDENTS’ UNION P.S/P.O : Pfutsero, Phek

OFFICE OF THE

PONGIDONG VILLAGE STUDENT’S UNION WOKHA-797111: NAGALAND

We, the Shiponger Village Council, Shiponger Baptist Church and Shiponger Student’s Union with immense pride and honour, extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Toking Yimchunger, S/o Late Hothrungba for successfully securing the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner in the recently declared NPSC Examination.

The determination and hard work towards your success is an inspiration to all.

May the Lord Almighty bless in your future endeavour.

RHAKILA T.LUNSO K. KIUMUHEAN Pastor President Chairman Shiponger Baptist Church Shiponger Students' Union Shiponger Village Council

MEDZIPHEMA, JHARNAPANI, KUKIDOLONG DONPHYAKTSÜRUI EKHÜNG

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With immense joy, pride and honour, the Pongidong Village Students' Union (PVSU) would like to congratulate Mr. Tumbenthung Y Humtsoe, S/o Mr. Yanbemo Humtsoe for his achievement in the recently declared NPSC result 2016, securing the 1st Rank of Junior Divisional Accountant (JDA), under Treasuries & Accounts Department and bringing laurels to the village.

The Union wishes and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless him with wisdom and good health as you venture into your new assignment.

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With profound appreciation to our Almighty God, we the Medziphema, Jharnapani and Kukidolong Donphyaktsurui Ekhung congratulate Shri.

Litsenthung Kikon son of Dr. Timothy Kikon for successfully clearing and securing the post of EAC (Extra Assistant Commissioner CL-I Gazetted) through NPSC 2016- I 7.

May the Almighty God bless him abundantly and we wish him bright future.

Mhonchumo Ovung Secy. MJKDE

Benjamin Kikon Chairman, MJKDE

DIMAPUR: Noah’s Ark Montessori (NAM) attached to Mount Zion School, Kushiabill, which started functioning from session 2017, conducted a talent show programme for nursery students in the presence of their parents on October 31. A press note by headmaster Chumjamo Lotha stated that besides showcasing their talents the students also shared their aims in life.

Dimapur: Last monthly prayer meeting of Philimi Welfare Dimapur (PWD) for this year will be held on DHO staff and jail officials at the training on winter November 4 at 7 a.m. at Mishikito Baptist Church. In vegetables. this regard, all members have been asked to attend the meeting as urgent agendas will be discussed upon.

DIMAPUR: District Hor- the training was to impart ticulture Office (DHO), skills and self sufficiency GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND Dimapur conducted train- among the jail inmates. VariOFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 12TH NAP BN (INDIA RESERVE) CHINGTOK : LONGLENG ing on “winter vegetables” ous methods on nursery bed in collaboration with CAD preparation and cultivation NO.12BN(IR)/RO-10/2017-18/726 Dt. Chingtok, the Nov. 2017 foundation of central jail practices on winter vegetaSHOW CAUSE NOTICE Dimapur under MIDH bles like tomato, chilly, onscheme on November 2 ion was imparted to the jail To Regt/No 153 NCE, Rakesh Yadav with HEA, Akumienla Ao; inmates. Cultivation pracSon of Shri. Dil Ram Yadav HEA, Kunoto Chishi; and tices on round lemon was Village - Dharhara HA, Nzanbemo Kithan as also imparted along with PO/PS - Sukhpura the resource persons. planting of round lemon Dist. - Ballia,U.P A press release issued saplings. Altogether around Whereas, you have been found absent from bonafide

by DHO Dimapur stated 80 jail inmates were benGovt. duty with effect from 07-09-2017 without and leave that, the main purpose of efited from the training.

ROTOMI STUDENTS’ UNION FELICITATION

Through this column, we the Rotomi Students’ Union (RSU) with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members: 1. Shri. Nikhashe Sema, NCS on his promotion to Commissioner Secretary, Food & Civil Supplies, Government of Nagaland.

2. Shri. Emmanuel Shohe, S/o Late Hewoto Shohe and Mrs. Vizheli Shohe, for successfully clearing the recent declared NPSC Examination to the post of DSP (Cl-1 Gazetted) under Home Department.

The Union further wishes them great success in their future endeavours.

(Hinato Shohe) (Kainato Shohe) President (RSU) General Secy. (RSU)

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With immense pride and honour, the Zapami Student's Union congratulates Shri. Riku Khutso, s/o Chikhro Khutso for his outstanding achievement for topping the recently declared NPSC Examination and securing the post of EAC. The Union shares the joys and grace of God Almighty and appreciates him for bringing laurels to the village community. The Union also wishes him all the best in all his future endeavours.

PFOLO KREO KULO WETSAH President General Secretary

Jonjibemo Tsopoe President, PVSU

Lhitewe-u Wetsah Secretary, ZWWSP

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Mhajamo Humtsoe General Secy., PVSU

The Office of the ZAPAMI WOMEN WELFARE SOCIETY PFUTSERO is pleased to sincerely appreciate and congratulate Mr. Riku Khutso, S/o Mr. Chikhro Khutso from Zapami Village for securing first rank in the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) under Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department, Government of Nagaland, in the recently declared 2016 NPSC Exam. We pray that God grant you good health and wisdom in your new endeavour.

NAM talent show for nursery students

Philimi welfare Dimapur prayer meeting

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were given the privilege to present special song from among many states and were also given an opportunity to present a Naga folk dance. Sukhaje Jimo has extended gratefulness to God for such kind of ministry opportunity and for His guidance and providence throughout the program.

DIMAPUR: The Chakhesang Public Organization (CPO) along with the Nagaland State Co-operative Bank Ltd. (NSCB) and state’s department of animal husbandry & veterinary services has launched piggery scheme at Phek branch as import of pigs have been banned within the jurisdiction of CPO since 2000.

Speaking at the launching programme, CPO president Kekhwengulo Lea encouraged the pig farmers to give their best in rearing livestock as well as in recovery part to the bank. This scheme was given in such a way that recovery was at its best so the CPO and NSCB insist on creating a group (Joint Liability Group) so that the members can encourage and pull each other to repay the loan.

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DIMAPUR: Mission India Bible College (MIBC) Thahekhu block 7, Dimapur, attended five-day mission India family international (MIFIC) conference held at Nagpur, Maharashtra from October 18 to 22.

A press note by MIBC director Sukhaje Jimo stated that representatives from

Piggery scheme DHO Dimapur conducts launched in Phek training on winter vegetables

at C’ Saddle village on October 25. The lecture was conducted by assistant commandant, SV Sudheer ARMO with an aim to educate the villagers about the disease. 30 villagers attended the lecture.

5 AR lecture on wildlife: 5 Assam Rifles organised a lecture on “assist wildlife conservation: Amur Falcon” and “join the Armed Forces” for the students of Govt High School at Chare on October 31. Children were exhorted towards conservation of the bird in Nagaland. Students were also motivated to join army/ security forces as a career option and were informed about the various entry schemes.

9 AR interaction with GBs: 9 Assam Rifles conducted an interaction with village GBs of Chiechama, Model, Chiephobozou and Nachama villages under Chiephobozou sub division on October 30.

The interaction focused on liaison between the locals and security forces, co-operation and ways to foster development, peace & harmony in the region.

The members of the village also brought out their health and employment concerns which the Assam Rifles assured them of all possible help for the villages.

With immense pride and honour, we the Chenwetnyu Village Council and Student's Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. M. Khenpa, S/o Mr. LN. Manpea and Mrs. Ngepying for bringing laurels to the village community by being selected to the post of Secretariat Assistant, under the Department of Personnel & Administrative Reforms in the recently declared results of NPSC Examination 2016.

We give glory to our Almighty God for the success and wish you the very best in all your future endeavours.

(PM. NOKPAI) (K. NATHAN KONYAK) Chairman President Village Council CWSU

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RÜSOMA KROTHO DIMAPUR DISTRICT FELICITATES

The Rüsoma Krotho Dimapur District with immense pride, would like to conveys our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Khriethozo, s/o. Keselie Pfukri for successfully being selected to the post of EAC under Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department.

The R.K.D.D also congratulates Shri. Kethoyalie Mezhü, s/o Medoletuo Mezhü selected to the post of SDO, under Works and Housing and Shri. Zhapuchütuo Pfukri, s/o Khriebeizolie Pfukri selected to the post of JE under Work and Housing Department.

The R.K.D.D wishes them all further success in life.

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or permission from the competent authority till date. And whereas, three Calling notices where issued and served to you through concern P.S vide order.

1. No. 12BN(IR)/RO-10/2017-18/597 Dt. 26/09/2017 2. No. 12BN(IR)/RO-10/2017-18/629 Dt. 05/10/2017 3. No. 12BN(IR)/RO-10/2017-18/665 Dt. 16/10/2017 The said No 153 NCE. Rakesh Yadav is hereby directed to report to the undersigned within 7 (seven) days from the publication of this notice failing which he will be declared as deserter without further notice.

Commandant 12th NAP Bn (India Reserve) Chingtok, Longleng DC-2610

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The Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem Kohima with profound gratitude gives thanks to the almighty God for bestowing wisdom and knowledge upon the names mentioned below: 1. Mr. Obangnener Jamir, s/o Mr. Sosangmar Jamir and Mrs. R. Arenla Aier for appointment to the prestigious post of Extra Assistant Commissioner through NPSC vide No. NPSC/CON-35/2009 dt.

30th Oct.2017.

2. Miss. Sendenla Aier, d/o Mr. Nungcha A i e r a n d M r s . Wa p a n g k o k l a f o r appointment to the post of Secretariat Assistant through NPSC vide No. NPSC/ CON-35/2009 dt. 30th Oct.2017.

3. Mr. T. Sentinüksung Jamir, s/o Mr. Tsüwatemsu Jamir and Temsukokla Aier for appointment to the post of Junior Engineer through NPSC vide No. NPSC/ C-5/2012 dt. 11th Oct. 2017.

The Union extends our heartiest congratulations with immense pleasure on being recommended for appointment under the Govt. of Nagaland. We appreciate your sincere dedication and hard work and further wishes you all the best in the future in all your ventures.

Sd/LIKOKSASHI President (MSTK)

Sd/LANUYAPANG Secretary (MSTK)

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MIBC team presenting a special song.

In addition, locals were also educated about the importance of vaccination, health & hygiene and common first aid methods.

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MIBC attends MIFIC in Nagpur

staff attended the lecture.

32 AR medical camp: 32 Assam Rifles organised a medical camp at Vidima village Dimapur October 26. According to a press note by PRO HQ IGAR (North) Lt Col Amitabh,

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under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organised a lecture on the migratory bird Amur Falcon at government primary school Longmatre on October 28.

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competition at government high school Akhegwo on October 26 to spread awareness on drugs and HIV and AIDS amongst the youth.

According to a press note

by PRO HQ IGAR (North) Lt Col Amitabh, the topic of the debate was, “drugs a menace, HIV and AIDS awareness”. 40 students debated on the topic and the top positions were felicitated during the prize distribution function.

5 A R ve t e r i n a r y camp: 5 Assam Rifles organised a veterinary camp at Suruhoto village, Zunheboto on October 25.

According to a press note

by PRO HQ IGAR (North) Lt Col Amitabh, the aim of the veterinary camp was to provide medical assistance and treatment to livestock of the needy people of remote areas devoid of veterinary medical facilities.

The camp was conducted by a medical team of 14 mobile veterinary hospital led by captain Rahul and assisted by one supervisor and two field assistants from Zunheboto veterinary department. Altogether 646 livestock - 39 Cattles, 158 Dogs, 163 Pigs, 49 Sheep, 8 Cats and 229 poultry were examined and prescribed free medicines.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, november 3, 2017

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION KOHIMA : NAGALAND

ORDER

Dated: Kohima the 31st Oct’2017 NO.ED/EST-1/DETACHMENT/2017::In pursuance of the Govt. Letter NO.DSE/GEN- 4/201213 Dated 03-10-2017, the following teachers attached to VIPs, Directorate Office, District Education Offices and Sub-Divisional Education Offices are hereby detached and re-deployed to the Schools as listed at Annexure-1.

Joining to the respective school should be completed within 7 (seven) days from the date of issue of this order. Strict disciplinary action will be taken against the wilful defaulters.

(SMITA SARANGI) IAS PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR ANNEXURE - 1 List of Attached Teachers under Directorate, DEO and SDEO Office (W/T Message No. ED/EST/B-27/2013-14/201 Dated: 08.09.2017)

S. No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90

Name Pitovi Sema (A/T) L. Amento (C/I) Khetoho (C/I) Tohoshe (D/T) Tokuho (G/T) Asheto (G/T) Hekani (G/T) Hoboto (G/T) Tozheli Jakha (G/T) Toiho Yeptho (G/T) Atovi Sema (G/T) V. Hoshito Yeptho (G/T) R. Yatikala Pongen (G/T) Sentila (G/T) Nokenwaba (G/T) Azhevi Sema (G/T) V. Inato Sumi (G/T) Avili (G/T) Grace Zhimo (G/T) Mughatoli Swu (G/T) Nikenchila (G/T) Alloly Chophy (G/T) Medotalu (G/T) Avatoli Chophi (K/H) L. Phutoli Aye (K/I) Kazhevi (K/I) Mary Assumi (LHA) Hokato (P/T) Hukato (P/T) Akiho (P/T) Ghonili Marla (P/T) Kaholi Sema (P/T) V. Hukali (P/T) Vishepu (P/T) Kipitoli (P/T) Kekhrievinuo (P/T) Kevitsu-u (P/T) G. Shikato Shohe (P/T) Asangla (P/T) K. Inato Sema (P/T) Khekuto. V (P/T) Temsutula Pongen (P/T) Kalito (P/T) K. Hetoni (P/T) Lilito (D/T) Ahokhu Sumi (G/T) Katoli Awomi (G/T) Arenkala Ao (G/T) H. Kakiho Sema (G/T) Kughaho Chophy (G/T) Likato Sukhalu (G/T) Khevishe K.Zhimomi (G/T) Kevilino Haikam (G/T) Viheli (G/T) Ikuto (G/T) I.J Lepden (G/T) Tiatoshi (G/T) Vitsono Dolie (G/T) Suotsutho (G/T) Angukali (G/T) Tsunger (G/T) Loyilo Kithan (G/T) Tajentola (G/T) Onenkokla (G/T) Lucy Kath (G/T) Nelokato G. Shohe (G/T) Susie Ngullie (G/T) Aotoshi (G/T) Sentisenla (G/T) Imsunaro (G/T) Hukai Medeo (G/T(SSA)) Kavili Awomi (K/I) Yinglong (K/I) Ghokheto (L/T) Khekani (LHA) L. Hotovi Sema (P/T) K. Akuto Swu (P/T) T. Akhaba (P/T) Hitoka Zhimomi (P/T) Aketoli (P/T) Visheto Achumi (P/T) Vinibo Y. Tuccu (P/T) Kekhrielenuo (P/T) Tokheli (P/T) Inali Sema (P/T) Kahoni Sumi (P/T) Rokokieno Mor (P/T) Hetoi Shohe (P/T) Zhepitoli Sumi (P/T) Toluvi Wotsa (P/T)

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91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102

Atoli. S. Tuccu (P/T) L. Hetovi (P/T) G. Viho Swu (P/T) Tokishe (P/T) Temsutila (P/T) Temsumenla (P/T) M. Vonchano Ezung (P/T) K. Vilito Zhimo (P/T) Ghotoni (P/T) V. Bonoli (P/T) Vinitoli Achumi (P/T) Abotoli (P/T)

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New Posting Place GHS, Thahekhu GHS, Singrijan GMS, Thilixu GMS, Toluvi GHS, Nihoto GHS, Burma Camp GHS Agunaqa GHS Agunaqa GHS Agunaqa GHS Chumukidema Village GHS Chumukidema Village GHS Chumukidema Village GHS Chumukidema Village GHS Diphupar B GHS Diphupar B GHS Piphema GHS Piphema GMS Diphupar Sumi GMS Diphupar Sumi GMS Diphupar Sumi GMS Diphupar Sumi GMS Shoxuvi GMS Shoxuvi GHS Sovima GHS Thahekhu GHS Moava GHSS Dimapur GPS, Thilixu GPS Thilixu GHS, Naga United GHS, Naga United GHS, Nihoto GMS, Thilixu GMS Old Showba GPS Diphupar (Rongmei) GPS, Ghowoto GMS, Dobagaon GHS, Burma Camp GHS, Diphupar 'B' GPS Ganesh Nagar GPS Ganesh Nagar GPS Aoyimkum GPS Agri Colony GPS Agri Colony GPS Agri Colony GMS Yelhozhe GHS Zuheshe GPS Duncan Ao Suruhuto Zunheboto GPS Singrijan GMS Domokhia GPS Ekranipathar GMS Bade GMS Suhoi GMS Suhoi GMS Seithekiema Basa GMS Seithekiema Basa GMS New Sochunoma GMS New Sochunoma GMS 7th Mile GMS Bamunpukhuri B GMS Chekiye GMS Doragajan GMS Doragajan GMS Ekranipathar GMS Jharnapani GMS Kukidolong GMS Lhomithi Colony GMS Ragailong (Ward 4) GMS Showuba Old GMS Showuba Old GMS Chekiye GMS 5th Model Village GMS 7th Mile GHSS Chumukidema GPS Suhoi GPS Khughatomi GPS Tsithrongse GPS Hukato GPS Momi GPS Burana Bazar 'B' GMS Puraba Bazar GMS Diezephe GPS Shozukhu GPS Naharbari GPS S/Point Zunheboto GMS URRA GPS Chokimi Khana GPS Valley View GPS Ward No 23 (Metha Colony) GPS Ward No 23 (Metha Colony) GPS Badumpukhri Block-III GPS Badumpukhri Block-III GPS Badumpukhri Block-III GPS Industrial Village Razhuphe GPS Pherima A (Aloto) GPS Pherima A (Aloto) GMS Seithekie Old GMS Seithekie Old GMS Seithekie Old GPS Daniel Hollohon GPS Daniel Hollohon

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H. Alika (P/T) Khekavi Chishi (P/T) Langhu Hmannary Kaji (P/T (SSA)) Hokheto (UGHT (CSS)) Merenlemla Jamir (UGHT (CSS)) Malabala Mech (UGHT (CSS)) Lahoto (C/H) Hotopu (C/H) Samuel (G/T) Danyal Chishi (G/T) Aloto. L. Sema (G/T) Tuyi (G/T) Ahoto (G/T) Katoi (G/T) N. Kihoto Sema (G/T) Y. Kikheto Jakha (H/T) Nagahito Aye (H/T) Lhosheli (K/H) Sakivi (K/H) Akheli (K/H) K. Ahovi (P/T) H. Atovi (P/T) Atoshe (P/T) Tokiye (P/T) Kashiho Assumi (P/T) Samuel Hollo (P/T) H. Kitoho (P/T) Kashili (P/T) G. Atovi (P/T) Hukheto (P/T) Atoka (P/T) Hutoli Sema (P/T) G. David Swu (P/T) Avika Aye (P/T) Avitoli (P/T) Inali Chishi (P/T) Vikali Swu (P/T) H. Kughato Yeptho (P/T) Hetoni (P/T) A. Tiya Sangtam (P/T) Sepithrong (P/T) L. Cholimong Sangtam (P/T) Lipongse (P/T) Tsalimew K. Jonny (P/T) Sechumla Sangtam (P/T) Sethricho C. Sangtam (P/T (SSA)) Sethricho L. Sangtam (P/T (SSA)) H. Achumla (D/T) Horthrila (D/T) Liose (H/T) Likhala (K/H) H. Mughashi (K/I) K. Cicily (P/T) Yangsela (P/T) T. Likhase (P/T) T. Shikato (P/T) Toniho (P/T) Z. Kakheli (P/T) L. Chemlise (P/T) Ghusheli (P/T) Longteri (P/T) Kiusushi (P/T) Yeto (P/T) Tsatose (P/T) Z. Thsopenthsi (P/T) C. Athriba (P/T) Seochum (P/T) Hotingse (P/T) Ritalen (P/T) Lipisela (P/T) Thsalise (P/T) L. Vihokhu (P/T) Tsurila (P/T) Y. Yongyo Konyak (P/T(SSA)) L. Hoikhe (PET) Zhavilie (G/T) Keviyieno Flora (G/T) Kedi Nagi Angami (GHT) Yhukvulo Kent (H/T) Vizokhono (P/T) Neilavotuo (P/T) Smti. M. Alen KonyaK (A/T) Smti. Ruth Sema (Agri Teacher) Smti. Jemima Ao (Agri Teacher) Shri T. Nungsang (Agri Teacher) Smti. Moarenla (G/T) Shri. H. Zhokupa Hoshi (G/T) Smti. Kenei Helen Solo (G/T) Shri. M. Alemba (G/T) Smti. Yangkumla Sangtam (G/T) Shri. Achenpong Imchen (G/T) Smti. Vimezhünuo Daisy Rutsa (G/T) Smti. Chongsonla (G/T) Smti. Jaguiliu Sangtam (G/T) Smti. Neilakuonuo Khezhie (G/T) Smti. Sesulü Thira (G/T) Smti. Angoü (G/T) Smti. Rongsenrenla (G/T) Smti. Lobemo Odyuo Lhoungu (G/T) Shri. Moatsungba (G/T) Smti Imtirenla (G/T) Shri Yanpothung Lotha (G/T (Adhoc)) Smti. Sentijungla (P/T) Shri Olepdangba (P/T) Shri. Kakheto (P/T) Smti. T. Achong Konyak (P/T) Shri. Dusato Thira (P/T) Shri. S.P. Heno (P/T) Shri.Kuhoji Kiba (P/T) Shri. Mezhiehu (P/T) Shri. L. Chotsato Sangtam (P/T) Shri Chuba Lam (P/T) Smti Neipehi-u (P/T) Kevilezo Mere (G/T) Vizhokho Neikha (G/T)

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GPS Khekiye GPS Paglapahar New Chumu GPS Ahozhe GPS Sovima F GMS Chekiye GMS Lotovi GHS Nito GHS Zuheshe GPS, K. Hetoi GMS, R. Hovishe GPS, Khitohe GMS Niuland GMS Nitozu GMS Nitozu GMS Nikhekhu GMS, Nito GPS, Kuhoyu GHS, Zuheshe GMS Nitozu GMS Niuland GPS, Zhekishe GPS, Viyito GPS, Amphoto Col. Zbto GPS, Nihokhu GPS, Viyito GPS, Ghotovi GPS Khitohe GMS, Nuiland GMS, Kikheyi GPS, Zukihe GMS, Niuland GPS, Luhezhe GMS, Husto GPS, Khitoho GPS Akito GPS Akito GPS Hevuxu GPS Kiyezu A GPS Kiyezu A GMS, Kipongya GPS, Kiphire Village GMS THSINGAR GMS YANGSEKYU GPS old Vongti GPS Singrep Sector B GPS Singrep Sector B GPS TSONGPONG GPS, Salomi GMS, Kiphire Stn 'B' GPS, Kiphire Village GMS, Changchor GMS, Sitimi Town GPS, Phuvkiu GPS, Longthonger GPS, Keor Village GPS, Natsami 'B' GPS, Natsami 'B' GPS, Nitoi GPS Old Monger GPS Sitimi Vill 'B' GPS, Yangphi Kiphire Town GPS, Pungro Town GPS, Thazivi GPS, Kisetong Village GMS, Sitimi 'A' GPS, Amahator GPS, Yangzitong Vill 'A' GPS, Yingphire GPS, PHED Ward Kiphire GPS, Tuthezu GPS, PHED Ward Kiphire GPS SHISHIMI GPS SANGTSONGER GPS Salomi Village GMS, Phisami GPS, Tseimekhuma GHS, Tening GMS Kruoliezou GHS, Sendenyu GPS, Chedema GPS Forest Agri, Colony GMS Mon Town GHSS Kohima Vill Siekhazou GHSS Kohima Vill T.M GHS Kohima Chandmari GHS Chumukidema Village GHS Phek Village GHSS Kohima GHS Chare GHS Kichong GHS Purana Bazar GMS Midland Kma. GHSS Tuensang GMS Phelongri GHSS Kohima GHS Pholami GMS Khezhakeno GHS Tsurangkong SDEO Chiephobozou GHS Sungratsü GMS Officer's Hill Kohima GHS Baghty GPS Kongrokong Khensa GPS Naga New Model-Angami GPS Xukiye GPS Mon Town'B' GPS Kikruma GPS Thonokyu GPS Ighanumi GPS Hutsü GPS New Resithse GPS Stn-II Tsg GMS, Losa Basa, Losami GHSS Rüzhükhrie GPS, H.S Area Kohima

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Neilhoubeinuo Melhie (G/T) Vitseituonuo Kikho (P/T) Avono (Agri Instructor) Atono (Agri Instructor) Visakhonuo (G/T) Atsei-ü (G/T) Konuo (G/T) Amrit Thapa (G/T) Kakheto (G/T) L. Yongchingsenla (G/T) Ruchunlo (H/T) Neilhousanuo (P/T) Mhabeni (P/T) Pitoni (P/T) Seyiekhriezo (P/T) Kedozo Yhokha (P/T) Tiakumla (UGHT) Ahyulo Kent (H G/T) Gwasenle Semp (P/T) Hinenlo (UGHT (CSS)) Shosinle Tep (UGHT (CSS)) A. Asangla (D/T) T. Lomi (G/T) B. P. Henveih (G/T) W. Atuk (G/T) Metngan (G/T) N. Henty Phom (G/T) M. Chingau Phom (G/T) A. Akum Aventh (G/T) P. Nyulen Phom (G/T) A. Chingba (P/T) W. C. Vanjei (P/T) N. Longvai (P/T) L. Pangernuken (P/T) Imlionen (P/T) A. Tetne (P/T) Heneok (P/T) C. Imlijungba (P/T) S. Sungkong (G/T) N. Sangkong Phom (G/T) Nyemkup (G/T) Bangloi Roseline (G/T) T. Alisaba (G/T (SSA)) Yenhong Phom (G/T (SSA)) S. Tiamenla (K/I) B. Shavang (P/T) Pauyang (P/T) Chaupong (P/T) C. Himcha (P/T) Sentiyanger Angh (G/T (sc)) Longkei (P/T) Y. Ponglem (P/T) K. Bendangchuba (P/T) B. Shamkai (P/T) Taumei (P/T) A. Koba (P/T) Imonenla (P/T) Pauthum Phom (P/T) Imtinungla (P/T)

SDEO Chiephobozou SDEO Chiephobozou SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Kohima SDEO Tseminyu SDEO Tseminyu SDEO Tseminyu SDEO Tseminyu DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng DEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng SDEO Longleng DEO Mokokchung

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T. Onen Lkr (G/T) Imerenla (G/T) Lanutsulak (C/H) Sentila Jamir (G/T) Temsusangla (G/T) Lanusungkum (G/T) Limasenla (G/T) Nangshikala (G/T) Tsuknungmongla (G/T) Olemjungla (P/T) Vikheshe Awomi (P/T) Waizungba (UGHT) Chubatoba (G/T) S. Tokikhe Sema (G/T) Moasangla Jamir (G/T) L. Akumnaro (P/T) Nengtijabe Imchen (P/T) Moanungba Jamir (P/T) Tovili (P/T)

SDEO Changtongya SDEO Changtongya SDEO Mangkolemba SDEO Mangkolemba SDEO Mangkolemba SDEO Mangkolemba SDEO Mangkolemba SDEO Mangkolemba SDEO Mangkolemba SDEO Mangkolemba SDEO Mangkolemba SDEO Mangkolemba SDEO Mokokchung SDEO Mokokchung SDEO Mokokchung SDEO Mokokchung SDEO Mokokchung SDEO Mokokchung SDEO Mokokchung

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K. Honpa (G/T) S. Beyau (P/T) Y. Metha (PT(SSA)) F.A Tiya (UGT) Vesuzolo Puro (UGT(CSS)) Noah (C/I) P. Tentick (C/I) Nginok (G/T) Lingam (G/T) E. Kampa (G/T) P. Chingao Konyak (G/T) S. Yongmeth (G/T) W. Yeanghi Rangtong (P/T) Aton (P/T) B. Tingyah (P/T) S. Tongang Konyak (P/T) H. Shohpong (P/T) T. Shangmoi Konyak (P/T) B. Shangki Rosemary Konyak (P/T) B. Manli (P/T) K. Pheiying (P/T) N. Manpang Konyak (P/T) H. Phejen Konyak (P/T) S. Lemang Konyak (P/T) H. Wangshom (P/T) A. Aliainla Konyak (P/T(SSA)) Alang Konyak (PET) M. Lamjai Konyak (UGHT) W. Mary Konyak (UGHT) Lucy Elang (P/T) Lucy Mola (P/T) Namgwa (G/T) Keyiteibenle (LHA) Paulamlungbe (P/T) Kailadin (P/T) Raito (C/H)

SDEO Aboi SDEO Aboi SDEO Aboi SDEO Aboi SDEO Aboi SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Mon SDEO Tobu SDEO Tobu DEO Peren DEO Peren DEO Peren DEO Peren SDEO Peren

GHSS Rüzhükhrie GPS Kijümetouma Basa Kezocha High School John Hr.Se.S.Viswema GMS Daklane GMS Chedema GPS Kezoma GPS PWD Kohima GHS Ighanumi GMS Aliba GMS New Minister Hill Kohima GMS Phezu Jotsoma GPS Tsosinyu GPS Laza Izuga Pughoboto GPS Bayavü Kohima GHS Kigwema GPS Yimchalu Sungratsu GMS Yikhanu GPS Tseminyu Town GPS Likhwenchu GPS Ngvuphen GHS, Nyengching GHS, Nyengching B/Namsang GHS, Kangching GHS, Yotan GHS B/Namsang GHS Bhumnyu GHS Sakshi GHS Yongphang GPS, Station Longleng Town GPS, Yangshe GHS, Yoten GHS, Nyengching GHS, Yachem GHS, Nyengching B/Namsang GMS Pongching B GPS, Nyemching GMS Shetap GMS Shetap GMS Yongshie GMS Yongam GMS Tangha B GMS, Pupei GPS, Hukpang GMS, Hukpang GPS, Orangkong 'B' GMS, Orangkong 'A' GPS, Nyingching GPS, Orangkong GPS, Tamlu Town GPS, Alayang GPS, Station GPS, Station GPS Pupei (Longleng) GPS Sakshi A GPS Sakshi B GPS New Police Reserve.

Chuchuyimpang GMS Mopongsen. Merangkong GMS Tuli C Patizung Ward GHSS Mangkolemba GMS, Chungliyimsen GPS, Aonokpu Yimsen GMS Aonokpu GMS Longphayimsen GMS Mary Mead Luyong GMS Mongchen GPS, Khakuthato GPS Atophumi GPS Changdang GPS Kichutip Mkg GMS Imnatsungda. Longsa GMS Khensa GPS Mangmetong(Langa) GPS Mangmetong(Sunkum) GPS Mangmetong(Langa) GPS New Police Reserve.

Chuchuyimpang GMS Aboi GPS Aboi D GPS Aboi D GPS Aboi D GPS Aopao B GMS Chingphoi GMS Chui Mon GMS Chingdang GMS Wangla GMS Chui Mon GMS Chui Mon GMS Hongphoi GHS Mon Town 'D' GPS Papong GPS Monlem, Tizit GPS Monlem, Tizit GPS Naganimora B GPS Naganimora C GPS Namthai A GPS Nangtan GPS Neitong GPS Ngangting GPS Nokzang GPS Olea Shangsa GPS Olea Shangsa GPS Phuktong Tingsa GHSS Mon GPS Chingdang B GPS Hunta Hq GMS Tobu Village GPS Tobu vill C GPS, Mpai New GHSS Peren GPS, Pedi GPS PEREN NAMDI GHS Dunki Continued on page 13

national 8th GENERAL SESSION

WORDS OF GRATITUDE

AKULUTO AREA UNION DIMAPUR

Through this column the Nihoshe Village Baptist Church would like to give our profound gratitude to Shri. Phukayi Sumi, Hon'ble Adviser, Soil and Water Conservation and NSDMA, for his immense contribution and tireless effort in repairing PWD road from Tizu River upto Nihoshe Village which was neglected by the department for so long.

Nihoshe Baptist Church is celebrating 75years of Christianity (Platinum Jubilee) from December 19-20, 2017 and because of bad road condition many development activities were at halt but today vehicle can pass through this road, and we are thankful to our Adviser for his personal intervention.

We pray to Almighty God to grant him more wisdom and good health.

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Hovishe Achumi Chairman SNCD

Akaho Aye Pastor Nihoshe Village Baptist Church

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SITIMI TOWN SUMI COMMUNITY HQ. Sitimi District – Kiphire 798611 : Nagaland.

FELICITATION

The Sitimi Town Sumi Community (STSC) with great joy and honour felicitates and heartily congratulates Mr. Yeshika Achumi, son of Shri Akheho Achumi Rtd Teacher of Sitimi village. The first among the Sumi Community at Sitimi Town for coming out successfully in NPSC by securing the post of Secretariat Assistant.

The Community wishes him a bright future and further encourage him to bring more laurels to the community.

(TOKIHE SUMI) (VISHIHO CHISHI) Secretary STSC. Chairman, STSC. M/No: 8732815425

OFFICE OF THE

ZELIANGRONG MIPUI ORGANISATION

'For us by us'

PEREN DISTRICT

The Akuluto Area Union Dimapur (AAUD) extend our heartiest congratulations to our esteemed members :1. Mr. Hotolu Aye (NCS) on being promoted to the post of SDO(C) Government of Nagaland.

2. Mr. Aheto Chophy on being promoted to the post of Headmaster under Education Dept.

3. Mr. Akavi Chophy on being promoted to the post of SDO ( Communication) under Power Dept.

4. Mr. Khetoshe Chishi, S/o Late Vishito Chishi of Sutemi Village on his achievement in the recently declared NPSC result to the post of Secretariat Assistant (S.A.).

The Union further wishes them great success throughout their career.

(APETO ASSUMI) President

(NIHOYI KINNY) Gen. Secretary

Regd No. ED/GSS/RS/9/87-88 Dt. Kohima 8th Sept. '87

FELICITATION The Zeliangrong Mipui Organisation, (ZMO) with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals on their achievement in the recently declared NPSC results 2017 for bringing laurels to the Community.

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Mr. Ihoilung Chuilo Ms. Khiuzan Kaurinta Mr. Sizin Renttah Ms. Ngimchule Nampeung Ms. Kenlumyizoilie Mr. Teulung Pame

Extra Assistant Commissioner -do-doDeputy Superintendant of Police Secretariat Assistant Junior Divisional Accountant

The Organisation (ZMO) further wishes them greater success in their future endeavours.

LUNGSIDAILE Gen. Secretary ZMO

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Hoketo Yeptho Secretary SNCD

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The Shena New Community Dimapur would like to congratulate Mr. Ngukavi Zhimo, S/o Mrs. Honili and Mr. Vikiye Zhimo for winning the Geet Zindagi Ki North-east "The Beat of heart Singing Contest."

The Community also congratulates Miss. Vinotoli Achumi, D/o Mrs. Kughali and Mr. Anito Achumi for securing the post of Secretariat Assistant in the recent NPSC Exam.

Further the Community wishes them great success in all their future endeavours.

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We the Pathso Nokeng Students’ Union extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss.

Niamkoi L. Khiamniungan, D/o K. Lusang Khiamniungan, Pathso Nokeng village for your success in NPSC as Secretariat Assistant, Government of Nagaland.

We take immense pride and honour in your success and humbly pray that Almighty God bless you with sound health, wisdom and prosperity in your future endeavours.

(S. Pesing) (S. Tangsoi) General Secretary President

SHENA NEW COMMUNITY DIMAPUR FELICITATES

OFFICE OF THE

CHI-KO WELFARE ORGANIZATION, PFÜTSERO (CHIKRIMI- KOZABOMI) Theme : Unity in Fraternity.

Date : 11th Nov. 2017 Venue: CBCC Ground, Pfütsero Town Time: 10:00 am.

Feast Father Mr. Khalo Ladu (Ex. VCC, Khezhakeno) CWO cordially invites all the leaders, Officers and the two village members to attend the session.

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We the Pathso Nokeng Union Kohima, with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Niamkoi L. Khiamniungan, D/o K. Lusang Khiamniungan of Pathso Nokeng village for your success in NPSC as Secretariat Assistant, Government of Nagaland.

We humbly pray that Almighty God bless you with sound health, wisdom and prosperity in your future endeavour.

(P. Pesing) (P.Tangsoi) General Secretary President

FELICITATION

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APEUNA IHEILUNG President ZMO

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Lagong (C/H) Rankuigong Teila (G/T) Chunminthang (P/T) Thangjakoi Singson (P/T) Lalminthung Hangsing (P/T) Lhingboi Singson (P/T) Chiwuto Rhakho (G/T) Samuel Tsangkhure (G/T) Apfuti (G/T) Vekhozo (G/T) Dominic Krocha (G/T) Wehi (P/T) Dielo (P/T) P. Chisapa Chizonyi (UGT) Zuhubu (Agri/T) Khruhuyi Keyho (G/T) Pora Keyho (G/T) Veshosa (G/T) Velasalu (G/T) D.N. Bhattacharjee (G/T) Akhunu Tase (G/T) Besüto Nyekha (L/T) Vezopra Hiesu (P/T) Pulepra (P/T) Nutsuzo (P/T) Posepra (P/T) Vecitalu (P/T) Khosato (P/T) Vezopra (P/T) Akhobu (PT(SSA)) Nukhosa Rhakho (UGHT (CSS)) Zavetalu (UGHT (CSS)) S. Huomatho Nyuwi (P/T) Luchuzo (P/T) Siengutho Nyusuo (UGHT) Lhiwekhape Wetsah (A/T) Wepranyi Kupa (A/T) Kevethi (G/T) Kevechupe Pfunuo (G/T) Thinuosalie K. Lasuh (G/T) Kezevinuo Kromah (G/T) Khrotelo (G/T) Zeko Tsuhah (G/T) Velakho Sakhanuo (G/T) Kuhukhrulu (L/T) Neingulo K. Mero (P/T) Chewe Mero (P/T) Shezokho Sazo (P/T) Kote-u Lasuh (P/T) Neilavo Mero (P/T) Kuzholuzo Yhobu (P/T) Veluzolu Puro (PT (SSA)) Dethono Vadeo (UGH(CSS)) Zhoshehu (D/T) Aling (P/T) Thupuphri Tsurha (UGHT (CSS)) Chubatula (D/T) R. Likokmong (G/T) Mongtsoa (G/T) Tsukhumla (G/T) Likhumse (G/T) Y. Lemba (G/T) M. Yemdangmongba Chang (G/T) C. Jonah Chang (G/T) Tialemba Chang (G/T) Yonkongchuba (G/T) I. Akum Chang (G/T) Chopongse (G/T) W. Yongchimong (G/T) C. Yeten Chang (G/T) Sipong Chang (G/T) Achila Stm (G/T) B. Chuba (P/T) Nasetyimjong (P/T) Lanenchuba (P/T) T. Chingmak (P/T) Y. N. Somba (P/T) Y. Rebecca (P/T) Nokchingsonla (P/T) Chohochem (P/T) Thokpoa (P/T) J. Shelu (P/T)

SDEO Peren SDEO Peren SDEO Peren SDEO Peren SDEO Peren SDEO Peren DEO Phek DEO Phek DEO Phek DEO Phek DEO Phek DEO Phek DEO Phek DEO Phek SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Chozuba SDEO Meluri SDEO Meluri SDEO Meluri SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Pfutsero SDEO Phek SDEO Phek SDEO Phek DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang

GHS Ahthibung GMS Athibung GPS PEREN NAMDI GPS SAIJANG IRB GPS Songau GPS OLD CHALKOT GHS, Akhegwo GMS, Matikhru GMS, New Phor GMS Phek Village GMS Zion Colony, Phek GMS, Losa Basa GMS, Phek GMS, Phek Town GMS, Thenyizu GMS, Khulazu Basa GMS, Khulazu Basa GHS, Dzulha GHS, Dzulha GMS Phugi GMS Phugi GPS Rihuba Chozuba GMS, Chetheba GMS, Ruzazho SDEO, Chozuba GPS, Ruzazho GPS, Ruzazho GPS, Yoruba GPS PHUYOBA GPS PHUYOBA GPS Velhuba Thuvopisu GPS Vutabazu. Yoruba GPS Meluri Town GPS Industry Colony Meluri GPS Industry Colony Meluri GPS Zapami GPS Kami GMS Chizami Old Town GMS Kikruma GMS Tsupfume GMS Zapami GMS Pfutseromi GMS Pfutsero (Midland) Town A GMS Zapami GPS Horti farm(Reku) Pfu town GPS Lekromi GPS Lekromi GPS Phusachodu (S) GPS Thetsumi (A) GPS Chizami Village GPS Lekro Colony. Enhulumi GPS Leshemi Lewaza GPS Sakraba Town GMS Phek Village GMS Zion Colony. Phek GMS Zion Colony. Phek GHS, Huker GHS Kuthur GHSS Shamator GHS Kuthur GHS Chipur GHS Chipur GHS Thonoknyu GHS Chingmelen GHS Chingmelen GHS HAKCHANG GHS HAKCHANG GHS Angangba GMS Alemdi GMS Helipong GMS Litem GHS Angangba GOS, Momching GPS, Konya GPS, Station-I GPS, Sangdak GPS, Longdang GPS, Noksen GMS, Post Office, Tuensang GMS, Tuensang Village GMS, Pathso Nokeng GPS, Pher Ahir

414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449 450 451 452 453 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 480 481 482 483 484 485 486 487 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495

Imtingangla (P/T) Chemdongla (P/T) B. Lianghoi (PGT) H. Pushing (P/T) H. Langai (P/T) I. Honglin (P/T) B.I Khon (P/T) L. Imkong (P/T) L. Khunyu (P/T) M. Thokpoa (P/T) S.P. Heno (P/T) P. Mulang (P/T) S. Supo (P/T) K. Toji (C/H) S. Kiutsu (P/T) S. Keoshu (P/T) Kiulongba (P/T) Kusang (P/T) R. Achin (P/T) Kiuphula (P/T) Kehoto A. Yimchunger (P/T) R. Khumkimong (P/T (SSA)) Khongyangsangba (C/H) Tinomenla (G/T) Chumukam (H/T) I. Lanuchuba (P/T) R. Tsapi Sangtam (P/T) K. Hopong (P/T) Heyito (P/T) Chubachila (P/T) S. John Chang (P/T) Yetchumong (P/T) C. Hongsa (P/T) T. Thsapong (P/T) Bentatsahang (P/T) S. Yademlemba (P/T) Ekonthung Kikon (P/T) L. Shiyiho Awomi (G/T) Veronica J. Kithan (G/T) Johnny Kikon (P/T) Khyolamo (P/T) Moyithung (UGHT) N. Yibenthung (G/T (SSA)) T. Zanthungo (G/T (SSA)) P. Mhonrao (GHT) Zanbemo Kithan (H/T) Subenthung (UGHT) Hosheli (G/T) Sudhir Kumar Jha (G/T) Inato Jakha (G/T) Y. Ahoni Yeptho (G/T) H. Vikuto Zhimomi (G/T) N. Hetoli Chishi (G/T) Sharon Sema (G/T) Julika. N. Achumi (G/T (SSA)) Zheheto (P/T) Nikuto (P/T) Aketoli (P/T) Akaito (P/T) Kakiye Aye (P/T) Uketo Sema (P/T) P. Ahito (P/T) Tokugha (PET GRI) Vitoholi Sema (UGHT) Iliho (G/T) Toshiho (P/T) Atoholi (P/T) Tokheli (P/T) Viyiho (P/T) Aron (P/T) Khekivi (P/T) Viheto (PET) Kevishe (G/T) Toniho (G/T) Bohoto Sema (G/T) Isak. K. Sumi (G/T) Inushe Swu (G/T) Vihoto H (G/T) Kughavi (G/T) Julika A. Zhimo (G/T) Levi Sema (G/T) Holi (G/T)

DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang DEO Tuensang SDEO Noklak SDEO Noklak SDEO Noklak SDEO Noklak SDEO Noklak SDEO Noklak SDEO Noklak SDEO Noklak SDEO Noklak SDEO Noklak SDEO Shamator SDEO Shamator SDEO Shamator SDEO Shamator SDEO Shamator SDEO Shamator SDEO Shamator SDEO Shamator SDEO Shamator SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang SDEO Tuensang DEO Wokha SDEO Bhandari SDEO Bhandari SDEO Bhandari SDEO Bhandari SDEO Bhandari SDEO Wokha SDEO Wokha SDEO Wokha SDEO Wokha SDEO Wokha DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto DEO Zunheboto SDEO Aghunato SDEO Aghunato SDEO Aghunato SDEO Aghunato SDEO Aghunato SDEO Aghunato SDEO Aghunato SDEO Aghunato SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto

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Phuwoshi (P/T) Viyikha (P/T) Lucy (P/T) Kimeyetoli (P/T) Yevishe (P/T) Hutoli (P/T) Ghoqheli (P/T) Hukiye (P/T) Toniho (P/T) Kiyelho (P/T) Kahuto (P/T) Jekuto (P/T) Hekishe (P/T) K. Honito (P/T) Hutoli Wotsa (P/T) Athiulu (UGHT (CSS)) Kakiho (G/T) Peter (H/T) Vikato (P/T) Sukhavi (P/T) Atovi (P/T) Inoka (P/T) Atsaho (P/T) Niho (P/T) Heyito (P/T) Khuwoto Sema (P/T) Yekhuvi (PET) Tintius Tappo (UGHT)

S/No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

Name of the Teacher Dzieseneituo (PT) Akato (GT) Amento (PT) Atoli Yeptho (PT) Atovi (PT) Boto K (PT) G Zhekheli (PT) Kivitoli (PT) Lotoli (PT) Nehoi (PT) T Thsapong (PT) Kahuto (PET) Khevishe K Zhimomi (PT) Richal (PT) Likato Sukhalu (GT) Keviyiesanuo (PT) B Setsato (PT) Imlikumba (GT) Longtiri (PT) T Likhase (PT) Toniho (PT) T Shikato (PT) Chumukam (HT) Pangpi (CI) C Hongsa (PT) A Tetne (PT) B.P Henveih (GT) Heneok (PT) M Kongmong (PT) T Lomi (GT) W Atuk (GT) Y Ponglem (PT) A. Asangla (DT) Imlionen (PT) L. Pangernuken (PT) Longkei (PT) M Nyathei Phom (AT) S Sungkong (GT) S. Tiamenla (K/I) Akato (PT) Hosheka (PT) Hotop (PT) Hukali (PT) Inakali (GT) Kihika (PT) Nighato (PT) Nelakuonuo Solo (PT) Yongchimong (GT) Bentatashang (PT) Wanlalsoma (GT)

SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Pughoboto SDEO Zunheboto SDEO Zunheboto SDEO Zunheboto SDEO Zunheboto SDEO Zunheboto SDEO Zunheboto SDEO Zunheboto SDEO Zunheboto SDEO Zunheboto SDEO Zunheboto SDEO Zunheboto SDEO Zunheboto

GPS, Sheluli GPS, Natsu GPS, Natsumi Akhumi GPS, Heboluqa GPS, Laza Izuqa GPS, Pughoboto GMS, Chisholimi GMS, Chisholimi GPS, Igha GPS, Natsu GPS, Shesuli GPS, Kitami GPS Ighanu (Ghaji) GPS Mishili(Y) GPS Natsumi GPS Natsumi GPS Yezami GHSS Zunheboto GPS Yemishe GPS Lumtsami GPS Locho GMS Rotomi GMS Asuloto GPS NewLand GPS Zungti GPS. GHUKHUYI GMS Aizuto GPS. GHUKHUYI

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Name of the School SDEO Kohima, GPS T Khel SDEO Zunheboto, GPS Agiqa SDEO Zunheboto, GMS Zhekiye SDEO Zunheboto, GMS North Point SDEO Zunheboto, GPS Locho SDEO Zunheboto, GPS Zapu SDEO Zunheboto, GMS Laghilato SDEO Zunheboto, GMS South Point SDEO Zunheboto, GMS Project SDEO Zunheboto, GPS Newland SDEO Tuensang, GPS Lirise SDEO Zunheboto, GHS Satoi SDEO Dimapur, GPS Ekranipathar SDEO Zunheboto, GMS Yemishe SDEO Dimapur, GMS Domokhia SDEO Kohima, GPS T Khel SDEO Dimapur, GPS Tsithrongshe DEO Tuensang, GHSS Tuensang SDEO Kiphire, GPS Azetso SDEO Kiphire, GPS Keor SDEO Kiphire, GPS Longmatra Stn B SDEO Kiphire, GPS Honito DEO Tuensang, GHS Hakusang DEO Tuensang, GHSS Noklak SDEO Tuensang, GMS D.C Hill DEO Longleng, GHS Nyengching DEO Longleng, B/Namsang DEO Longleng, B/Namsang SDEO Longleng, GPS B Namsang DEO Longleng, GHS Nyengching DEO Longleng, GHS Kangching SDEO Longleng, GPS Tamlu Town DEO Longleng, GHS Nyengching DEO Longleng, GHS Yachem DEO Longleng, GHS Nyengching SDEO Longleng, GPS Orangkong SDEO Dimapur, GMS Langrijan SDEO Longleng, GPS Nyemching SDEO Longleng, GMS Pupei SDEO Zunheboto, GPS Suko SDEO Zunheboto, GMS Uso SDEO Zunheboto, GPS Vekuho SDEO Zunheboto, GMS North Point SDEO Zunheboto, GHS Apukito SDEO Zunheboto, GPS Khungbo SDEO Zunheboto, GPS Aizuto SDEO Kohima, GPS T Khel DEO Tuensang, GHSS Thangjam SDEO Tuensang, GMS 3rd NAP Sakshi DEO Tuensang, GHSS Thangjam (SMITA SARANGI) IAS Principal Director

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TNCC at 4th Asia Pacific Choir Games & Grand Prix

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TNCC receiving awards during the 4th Asia Pacific Choir Games and Grand Prix in Colombo, Sri Lanka.

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hallenging weather conditions in Austria during the shoot of “Tiger Zinda Hai” led to a health issue for actor Salman Khan, says director Ali Abbas Zafar.

Talking about shooting for the film in the locales of Austria, Zafar said in a statement: “What we see onscreen might look a lot easier than it actually is.

Sometimes, sequences like the ones shot in Austria can be difficult to achieve.

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ter in ‘Tiger Zinda Hai’, we had to film in a place that had a certain amount of aloofness and isolation.

We found that spot in the mountains of Austria, a place where time seemed to stand still and frozen.

“Shooting here meant dealing with unexpected situations. Literally a lot of pain had gone behind this sequence. Salman developed a health issue, but he still trained to film here and delivered on a tough action sequence.”

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Culture, and NEC Shillong through the planning and coordination department; Churches, Well Wishers and Family members for their continued support

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country as well.

TNCC acknowledges the Government of Nagaland for the part financial assistance received through the Directorate of Art and

throughout this momentous journey.

What sums up TNCC as a distinct from the rest of the competing Choir is that“there are moments in Life that completely demolishes our self confidence in one’s abilities, when we realise that God has been at work all along”. The 4th Asia Pacific Choir Games was one of those moments for The Choir.” Not by might, nor by power but by the Spirit of the Lord”.……. TO GOD BE THE GLORY.

Salman developed health issue while shooting ‘Tiger Zinda Hai’

OFFICE OF THE

TAMLU TOWN STUDENTS' UNION LONGLENG : NAGALAND

FELICITATES The Tamlu Town Student's Union with immense pride and joy congratulates our President Mr. Mopling M. Phom, S/o Shri.

Mongjang Phom (Retd. SDO Soil Dept.) from Tamlu Town on being selected as Research Assistant (ClIII Gazetted) under the Department of Art & Culture through the recently conducted NPSC Exam.

And the Union further wishes him well for his future endeavour.

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“Noye otiannuli tianuliqqo kutolo ithulu kepu shi axushu peniu”

Leshele 128:6

Kulapu mpe 35 tokulu lo toshe tsuh ani

(Mr. & Mrs. KIYETO and NITOLI ASSUMI) Alhou noh kiu toi okujo axukushu eno alhoh pivi kumgha tsuh kimiye kille qhiyi apuh kivi azza kivi shisu ighilu ani keno, itaghi alhou pelo okujono xuwo niye akeulo paw kikimiye allau okujo gholo aluh peniu.

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Mr. O. Theang Phom General Secretary, TTSU

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Mr. Kontock Phom Vice President, TTSU

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Sühülü Tünyi Shijoh with Küzholüzo (Azo) Nienü releasing her third Gospel music video album.

Cassettes available @ Bible House Kohima, @ Christian Literature Centre Dimapur.

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he Nagaland Chamber Choir (TNCC) participated in the 4th Asia Pacific Choir Games and Grand Prix of the nation which was held from October 21 to 28, 2017 in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Altogether 74 choirs from 17 countries participated.

There were 8 choirs from India. Representing India in two categories viz Gospel/Spiritual category and Folklore Acapella category.

TNCC competed and won Silver Medals in both the categories at the Asia Pacific Championship. In addition, the Choir also won Golden Diplomas securing direct entry to the 5th Asia pacific champion competition to be held in 2021. Besides the competitions TNCC performed in a friendship concert at the St Marys Church Colombo and was a part of the Festival Stage Choir alongside 4 other choirs from Latvia, Iran, Srilanka and India at the closing Ceremony.

It was a proud yet humbling moment for TNCC to represent India. The Choir has gained rich experience and perspectives to enhance and encourage Choral Music to a higher level of international standard, not only in our state but in the

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SHUTHEI VONGANGLA H.Q. KANGCHING Village : Nagaland

FELICITATION

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With immense joy and thanksgiving the Shuthei Vongangla extend our congratulations to Mr. Menlom Phom, S/o Mr. Bongang Phom & Mrs. Baülen Phom of Kangching Village for securing the post of EAC (Class-I Gazetted) under Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department in the recently declared NPSC Result.

The Shutheila further wishes him success and Gods guidance in his career.

Mrs. Tsemsulila Manba Mrs. D.Munglen President Gen. Secy.

LONGJEMDANG KÜBZARI KIDONG TELONGJEM P.O - MANGOLEMBA, MOKOKCHUNG

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Through this column, the Longjemdang Kübzari Kidong would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Nemjemyanger Kübzari, S/o I. Bendangtoshi Kübzari for bringing pride and honour to the Kidong (clan) by achieving the post of Asst. Veterinary Surgeon (Cl-I Gazetted) under Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences, through states most prestigious competitive exam, NPSC 2017.

The Kidong (Clan) further wishes him good health and prays that our Almighty God continues to bless him throughout his future endeavour.

K.Anok Kübzari Imtiwati Kübzari Chairman General Secretary

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Indian eves enter Asia Cup semi-finals

India’s Vandana in action against Kazakhstan during the quarterfinal match of Women’s Hockey Asia Cup 2017 in Kakamigahara, Japan on Thursday. (PTI)

Kakamigahara, Nov 2 (Agencies): Drag-flicker Gurjit Kaur notched up a hat-trick as India hammered Kazakhstan 7-1 to enter the semifinals of the women’s Asia Cup hockey tournament in Kakamigahara, Japan on Thursday.

Gur jit was in sublime form as she pumped in three goals (4th, 42nd and 56th minute), while Navneet Kaur scored twice (22nd and 27th minute).

And Deep Grace converted two penalty corners (16th and 41st minute) to ensure India remained unbeaten in the tournament.

After an early setback, when Vera Domashneva scored a field goal in the

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second minute to give Kazakhstan a 1-0 lead, India made amends when a tactical maneuver in the circle won them a PC in the fourth minute.

The in-form Gurjit hardly broke a sweat to fiercely strike the ball past Kazakhstan goalkeeper Guzal Bakhavaddin and equalise, Hockey India said in a release.

The Rani Rampal-led forward-line was smart in its attacks as they created penalty corners to put their opponents under pressure.

The plan worked as a PC won in the 16th minute was brilliantly converted through Deep Grace’s wellstruck drag-flick that gave India a 2-1 lead.

In the following minutes, Navneet scored backto-back field goals to take India’s lead to a comfortable 4-1 at the end of second quarter.

Another PC awarded in the 41st minute was beautifully converted by Deep Grace that took India’s lead to a strong 5-1.

Gurjit was splendid with her drag flick and converted her second goal through PC in the 42nd minute to ensure India were on path to a big win.

The 22-year-old Gurjit struck yet another PC in the 56th minute as she registered a hat trick of goals and end the match in India’s favour with a 7-1 win.

ISL announces change in schedule

New Delhi, Nov 2 (IANS): The organisers of the Indian Super League (ISL) football tournament on Thursday announced that the final of the 201718 season will be held in Kolkata.

As a result, the opening game of the season which as per the earlier fixture list was to be played at Kolkata on November 17 will now move to Kochi.

“The decision has been taken post reviewing the grand success of Kolkata hosting the FIFA Under-17 World Cup final concluded recently. ISL started its journey from Kolkata in October 2014 with a glamorous ceremony, the city of Kolkata for the first time will play host to the ISL grand finale on Saturday, March 17,” the organisers said in a statement. “The reverse game between Kerala Blasters FC vs ATK earlier scheduled in Kochi will now be played in Kolkata on February 9, 2018,” the statement added.

“All other fixtures remain unchanged.”

The 2017-18 season of the ISL will see 10 teams compete for top honours -two more than the previous editions -- and will run for around five months, much longer than earlier.

St. Savio HS sports meet underway D i m a p u r , N ov 2 (NPN): The 14th annual sports meet of Saint Savio High School, Chumukedima got underway on November 1 with Thejavizo Nakhro, Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC), Chumukedima, and Rev. Fr. Sajan Joesph Neimannil, Parish Priest, Chumukedima and principal, St. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Chumukedima as guests of honour.

The programme was chaired by Amen and a welcome speech was delivered by the school principal Reji Kuriakose. The vote of thanks was enunciated

by Keleseno Naleo and the benediction was offered by the parents’ representative Akato Sema.

The highlights of the programme were welcome song, march-past by all the eight contingents, drill display, aerobic dance etc.

IN REMEMBRANCE

OF OUR BELOVED FATHER SHIHAKHA SHEQI 15/04/1936 – 03/11/2016

Dear Daddy, We will always cherish the beautiful memories of your love, simplicity and dedication. “ Weeping may endure for a night, but Joy comes in the morning”.

Loving wife, children, grandchildren & in-laws.

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

LT. SALENGOL KIN 03-11-2016

Our lives go on without you But nothing is the same We have to hide our heartache When someone speak your name Sad are the hearts that love you Silent are the tears that fall Living without you is the hardest you did so many things for us Your heart was so kind and true And when we needed someone We could always count on you The special years will not return When we are all together But with the love in our hearts You walk with us forever.

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Loving wife, mon, children, grandchildren brothers & sisters

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

“Take this broken wings and learn to fly... all your life, you were only waiting for this moment to be free.”

Born on : 07/02/1993 – Died on : 28/10/2017

We the family members would like to thank all those who stood by us physically, morally and financially at the sudden demise of Lt. Lanünükshi Imsong, son of Longrikaba Imsong (Asangma) on 28th Oct. 2017.

We express our indebtedness to you all and may the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

“Always in our thoughts, forever in our hearts”

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Loving parents, relatives & friends

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

17th NOV 1977 – 30TH OCT 2017 The family of Lt. WELHIPE-U THAHU (ATOLE) wishes to acknowledge the many expression of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us following our sad loss.

We would like to extend our gratitude to every individual, churches, organizations, doctors and nurses, neighbours, friends and well wishers who stood by us sharing our sorrows and pain through your presence and helping us materially, financially, through prayers during her illness and demise on 30th Oct. 2017.

We deeply regret to thank everyone individually, however it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you abundantly.

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25 Oct. 1964 – 25 Oct. 2017 The family of Late Moatemjen Longchar, wish to express our sincere gratitude to ‘everyone’ (friends, churches, departments, civil society organisations, relatives and well wishers) who showed their sympathy, help and support during the period of his demise.

As we are unable to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our heartfelt appreciation and gratitude.

May God bless you all.

Wife, children & relatives.

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Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God. Matthew : 5:9

Born on : 20/03/1971 – Died on : 31/10/2017

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all our relatives, friends and well wishers for your love and continuous support during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Mr. J. Nungsangtemjen Jamir, who left for our heavenly abode on 31st October 2017. It is our prayer that God bless you abundantly.

Loving family members.

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“Let the heavenly peace be upon you” The family members of Late Nyambemo Shitiri would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all those who stood by us at the sudden demise of our beloved brother on 26th October 2017. Though we are unable to thank each and everyone individually but your sacrifice will always be cherished and remembered by us.

We would like to specially thank : - C. James Kinghen, Commandant 9th NAP Bn (IR) Saijang, Nagaland - Mr. Anchees Odyuo(NPS) & his Family, Dy. Commandant 9th NAP Bn (IR) - Commander ‘E’ Coy 9th NAP Bn (IR) - Lotha Ekhung 9th NAP Bn (IR) Saijang - ‘E’ Coy Fellowship 9th NAP Bn (IR) - All ranks & Files of 9th NAP Bn (IR) - Community Health Centre Jalukie - Old Changsu Baptist Church - Old Changsu Village Council - Old Changsu Youth Organization - Old changsu ‘B’ Khel - New Changsu Village, Family & Friends - Old Changsu Union Kohima - Old Changsu Ekhung Wokha Town - Mr. Tsironthung Shitiri - YY Shitiri - Mr. Thungpen Shitiri & Mrs. Lirhoni Shitiri DP-11427

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Born : 16/05/1942 – Died : 29/10/2017

"I know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death.

They continue to live in our very act, thought and decision we make.

Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories. We find comfort in knowing that our lives have been enriched by having shared their love" We the family of our beloved Late Hovukhu Chophi wish to acknowledge the kind expression of love, sympathy and compassion from friends and loved ones. The persistent prayers and support, both financially and emotionally throughout, was of great comfort to the family. For everything you did to console our hearts, we are sincerely grateful and thank you so very much.

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Loving wife, children and relatives

Words cannot express how grateful our family is for all the generous support, encouraging words, thoughts and prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved Mr. Tiamongba Amri (Changki) who left us for his heavenly abode on 29th October 2017.

The kindness of relatives, friends, neighbours, staff of Govt.

High School Dilong, Mokokchung and all the well wishers who showed their sincere care and compassion, moreover all those who supported us physically, spiritually and financially during the prolonged illness and shared our sorrow, comforted and sustained us during our loss.

We further extend our gratitude to: 1. Doctors, nurses and staff of Zion Hospital.

2. Mokokchung District Physical Education Teacher’s Association 3. Changki Senso Telongjem Mokokchung/Dimapur 4. Amri Pacha Mokokchung 6. Mekuli Union 7. Mokokchung Town Baptist Church 8. Mekuli Baptist Church, Mokokchung 9. Mekuli Arogotsür 10. Arkong Youth Fellowship 11. NU Teaching Staff & Non Teaching Staff, research scholars and students of Lumami 12. Ao Kaketshir Telongjem Nagaland University We profoundly regret our inability to thank and mention each and every individual personally however, your good deeds will always remain in our hearts and we pray that God grace your life with abundance.

Loving wife, son, daughter and family members.

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Kohima College win Classic Cup opener

The chief guest with Kohima College and Capital College players, referees and organizers before the match. (NP).

Megovilie Miasalhou (11) completed the humiliation by scoring the fifth goal in the 60th minute.

Earlier, the chief guest lauded Classic Club for organizing the cup successfully for the last 22 times and providing platform for the footballers to display their talents. Sharing about the youth resources department, Solo said it has two academies in the state- one each at Kohima and Dimapur. However due to lack of proper infrastructure, the

students are not able to perform well, she lamented.

Solo said Nags are second to none in football, however the talented players are playing for other state clubs due to lack of opportunity in Nagaland.

She also encouraged the players to give their best with sporting spirit, strength, agility, determination and aim for national and international levels.

Also speaking at the inaugural programme, Classic Club president K.

NCSA badminton tourney underway

25th LMSSOC: Donching Yangmei draw Lungdon FC

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Kohima, Nov 2 (NPN): Kohima College thrashed Capital College Higher Education 5-1 in opening match of 23rd Classic Cup which got underway on Thursday at Kohima local ground under the theme “creating a better world through football.” Director of youth resources and sports Linda Solo graced the inaugural function as the chief guest.

The first goal for Ko-

hima College was scored

by Ntsenlo Semp (10) in the 16th minute from a spot kick. However, two minutes later, Chuba (24) equalized it for Capital College Higher Education.

Megovilie Miasalhou (11) of Kohima College scored the second goal in 27th minutes.

Khrielazotuo Mepfhuo (14) scored the third goal for Kohima College in the 41st minute, Nsamlungbe Nkie (19) scored the fourth goal in the 54th minute and

T. Nungsang Ao speaking at the inaugural function of the 1st NCSA Badminton Tournament on November 2 at indoor stadium, Kohima.

Dimapur, Nov 2 (NPN): The 1st badminton tournament of Nagaland Civil Service Association (NCSA) got underway Thursday at Indoor Stadium, Kohima.

Commissioner and Secretary, Soil and Water Conservation, T.NungsangAo, NCS graced the inaugural programme as the chief guest.

Speaking at the inaugural function, T.Nungsang Ao encouraged the players to strengthen their friendship,

and have unity among themselves in order to make the association stronger. While asking the gathering to keep up the good spirit of serving the people, he encouraged the young participating officers to maintain good public relationship, and own a sense of belongingness to their place of posting.

Appreciating the association for organizing the tournament, he said the event will improve their discipline and spirit in the game

besides getting to know each other to grow stronger as a fraternity. He also urged the NCS officers to bring about solution to the various challenges facing in the society.

NCSA president, Kevekha Kevin Zehol delivered the welcome address and Andrew C.Imti administered the oath of the tournament.

Altogether 283 NCS officers from across the state are participating in the tournament.

NTA to participate in National Taekwondo C’ship Dimapur, Nov 2 (NPN): Nagaland Taekwondo Association (NTA) will be taking part in the forthcoming 35th Senior National Taekwondo Championship scheduled from November 23 to 26 at Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir.

Therefore, all the gold medal winner of boys categories at the recently concluded 30th NTA Meet have been directed to report for coaching camp-cum- final selection at Indira Gandhi Stadium (IGS), Kohima on November 6.

NTA will also take part in the forthcoming Nagaland Mini Olympics scheduled from December 14 to 19 at Dimapur and North East Taekwondo Championship at Guwahati from December 19 to 21.

D i m a p u r , N ov 2 (NPN): Donching Yangmei FC A held Lungdon FC to a goalless draw at the ongoing 25th Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship 2017 on Thursday.

In the very competitive match, Lungdon FC missed several opportunities in the first half. In the 37th minute of second half, Lungdon FC missed a golden opportunity to convert a goal after they were awarded a penalty kick. However, Donching Yangmei FC custodian A Naset Chang deflected the ball denying a much needed goal for Lungdon FC which could have sealed their spot for the quarterfinal playoff.

With the draw Donching Yangmei FC are through to the quarterfinal playoff.

Earlier in the first match, 3rd NAP Battalion earned 3 points as a result of walk-out by Upper Defence Chingmelen FC. Today’s matches 1st Quarterfinal: 11:30 am Ngangpong FC Vs 40th Assam Rifles 2nd Quarterfinal: 1:30 pm Donching Yangmei FC B Vs Sangzi FC

Neibou Sekhose said football is the people’s game.

It relies purely on skill and creativity rather than strength and stature making football a more inclusive sport, he added.

35 teams are vying for the championship in this year’s edition. The winner of the tournament will receive a cash prize of Rs.1.50 lakh while the r unner up will pocket Rs.80,000. The best goalkeeper, defence, midfield, highest scorer, player of the tournament and player of the people choice will also be awarded. The inaugural programme was compeered Xavier Rutsa while God’s blessing was invoked by pastor Vizolie Zhale CRC Merhiilietsa. A special song was presented

by Khrieketounuo Metha.

Today’s matches 1st match: 10:00 am Megaton FC Vs FC Ziezou 2nd match: 11:30 am Turaco FC Vs Midland Youth Org 3rd match: 1:00 pm Danger FC Vs Naga Jaquars FC 4th match: 2:30 pm St. Joseph’s College Vs Cluster FC

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, november 3, 2017

Mary Kom, Shiksha cruise into quarters of Asian Boxing C’ship

Mary Kom (in red) engaged in a fierce battle with Diem Tri Tinh of Vietnam at Asian Badminton Championship.

New Delhi, Nov 2 (Agencies): Five-time World Champion Mangte Mary Kom and Shiksha scored clean victories to ease into the quarterfinals of the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships in Vietnam on Thursday.

Mary Kom got the better of local star Diem Tri Tinh 4-1 in the 48kg category while Shiksha pummelled Oyun Nergui of Mongolia 5-0 in the 54kg class.

Mary, returning to the international circuit after

more than a year’s gap, did not show signs of any ring rust in her opening bout.

She began on a cautious note, as both the boxers preferred to play the waiting game and maintained a safe distance from each other.

It was in the second round that the Indian, a four-time Asian champion, upped the ante and landed crucial blows. She also displayed better reflexes which handed the initiative to her.

In the final round, the

Vietnamese tried her best to come back but Mary brought all her experience into play to ward her off.

“I might have been a little nervous initially.

But once I stepped in to the ring, it was all gone. It was a good victory and a very sweet one too as I was making a comeback after a long time,” the Manipuri pugilist said after the bout.

“She is a good boxer and I had to be at the top of my game to beat her. The journey began on a good note for me and I hope that I continue my run,” the Magnificent Mary added.

Mark Kom will now take on Chinese Taipei’s Meng-Chieh Ping in the quarterfinals and a win in that bout will assure her of her sixth medal in the Asian competition.

Later, Shiksha also moved a step closer to a medal when she swept aside Oyun Nergui. India are already assured of at least one medal as Seema Punia found herself to be one out of only four boxers in the +81kg category. She will fight directly in the semifinals and even if she loses she will back home with a bronze.

Champions League: Superb Spurs beat Real 3-1 L o n d o n, N ov 2 (Agencies): Tottenham produced a superb performance to record a famous 3-1 win over Real Madrid at Wembley, securing qualification to the Champions League last 16.

Dele Alli turned home from close range after Kieran Trippier’s cross to put the hosts ahead on 28 minutes, and Alli scored again after the break (56) as his shot deflected off Sergio Ramos and wrong-footed Kiko Casilla.

Wembley er upted again just nine minutes later as Spurs broke through Alli and Harry Kane, who teed the ball up for Christian Eriksen to finish off for 3-0.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s drilled finish from close range made it interesting (80), but it ended 3-1 as Real suffered their first group-stage defeat in the Champions League since October 2012.

Spurs took the lead during a breathless first half through Alli, who had returned to European action following his red card in the Europa League last season.

Dele Alli celebrates his goal in front of glum-looking Real Madrid supporters.

Trippier was just in an offside position as he ran onto Harry Winks’ fine lofted ball behind Marcelo, but the flag stayed down as the right-back’s first-time centre was bundled home

by Alli inside the six-yard box.

Real Madrid woke up and produced wave after wave of attack before the break, but Spurs had the best chance to score the second through Kane, who saw a shot from 10 yards

blocked brilliantly by Sergio Ramos.

The game continued with the same pace in the second half; Hugo Lloris brilliantly tipped away Marcelo’s drilled cross, but Alli made it 2-0 as his effort from the edge of the box deflected off the Ramos and into the net.

Real should have levelled as Spurs cleared off the line twice following pinball in the six-yard box, but a quick breakaway saw

the hosts tear the European champions apart again.

Alli won the ball in midfield, found Kane with Spurs two versus two, and then produced a fine through ball for Eriksen to finish past Casilla as Wembley went wild.

Alli missed a clear chance for his hat-trick, glancing a free header wide, but Ronaldo made for a nervy ending with a low finish from eight yards past Lloris.

NCA to host CB Trophy cricket match D i m a p u r , N ov 2 (NPN): The Nagaland Cricket Association (NCA) is all set to host the first match of the National Cooch Behar Under-19 Cricket Trophy at the NCA Stadium, Sovima, Dimapur from November 5 to 8.

The four-day match between Jammu & Kashmir U-19 and Tripura Under-19 of the Group-D would be conducted by the Board of Control for

Cricket in India (BCCI).

The match officials from BCCI and players and officials are all set to reach Dimapur by November 3.

Meanwhile, Nagaland Women Under-19 team will play Sikkim Under-19 in a One Day tourney conducted by BCCI at Dhanbad on November 3.

The Nagaland eves won their first match against Manipur by 117 runs.

2nd All Nagaland Fitness & Strength D i m a p u r , N ov 2 (NPN): Universal Gym in association with Cinescope Studio, Dimapur will be organizing the 2nd edition of All Nagaland Fitness & Strength at Sakus Mission College campus on November 18. The event is a one of a kind tactical strength challenge competition, where different types of strength and endurance, as demanded by real life’s challenges are tested and competed amongst the contestants.

The Fitness & Strength war will have the following strength and cardio based test: bench press, deadlift, burpees, dumbell snatch, dipping, thrusters, K Y M C

pull ups squats. The winner will receive a cash prize of Rs.20,000 with trophy while the 1st runners up and 2nd runners up will pocket Rs.10,000 and Rs. 5000 respectively along with trophies.

Interested person can collect the registration forms from Universal Gym, Dhobinala Dimapur, Cinescope Studio, Duncan Basti, Dimapur and Kiran Sports.

Along with the main event of the strength & fitness war, there will also be three sub-events- arm wrestling, pull-ups and dipping.

For more information, contact 7005648565, 9856892437 or 9856486175.

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