November 4, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Govt wants solution before polls D I M A P U R , N OV 3 (NPN): Nagaland government has urged upon the Centre to finalise the longstanding Naga political issue before the Assembly elections scheduled early next year. This was conveyed by a DAN delegation led by Chief Minister TR Zeliang that called on Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh in New Delhi on Friday. According to CMO Media Cell, the delegation, which also included Lok Sabha MP and former Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio, pointed out that it has been 20 years since negotiations began and with the State Assembly elections scheduled early next year, it was important that settlement of the Naga political issue was initiated before that. Rio went further in wanting settlement before Christmas as it would be in the interest of all. He said this was in lieu of the commitment and leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Union Home Minister which made final settlement not to be too far off. In response, Rajnath

NCD lauds move to redeploy teachers DIMAPUR, NOV 3 (NPN): Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) has appreciated the steps taken by School Education, minister Tokheho Yepthomi and School Education, Principal Director Smita Sarangi , IAS in recalling teachers attached to VIPs, directorate, DEOs and SDEOs and redeploying them to their respective schools, so that students do not suffer. In a statement, the NCD expressed the hope that other departments would follow suit and redeploy concerned officials to their parent bodies, which will help in smooth functioning of the departments. “A teacher is one who ignites the young mind, nurtures the sprouts to take strong roots, clears the weeds of ignorance and helps the bud blossom into a flower. If that’s the case, imagine schools with shortage of teachers,” the statement read.

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A delegation led by chief minister, T.R. Zeliang meeting Union Home Minister, Rajnath Singh in New Delhi on Friday. (CMO)

Singh appreciated the initiative of the Chief Minister and his colleagues for highlighting the need for an early solution and hoped that settlement of the Naga political Issue would be done soon. Later in the afternoon, the chief minister with his colleagues had a meeting with RN Ravi, Interlocutor for Naga Peace Talks, at Nagaland House in New Delhi. During the meeting, Zeliang urged Ravi to ensure that settlement of Naga political issue was done before the Assembly elections.

The chief minister also appreciated the efforts made by the Interlocutor towards an inclusive solution that was both honourable and acceptable. Ravi explained that they were very near to a final solution and that it was essential that all parties were involved in the final negotiations to ensure a peaceful and long-lasting solution. He also stated that most of the substantial issues have been resolved and only symbolic issues needed final resolution. In this regard, Ravi urged upon “all concerned

to impress upon all parties for the need of an early solution, preferably before the state assembly elections in the best interests of the state,” CMO stated. Besides Zeliang and Rio, other members in the delegation included ministers-- Imkong L. Imchen, G Kaito, Tokheho Yepthomi, Y. Patton, Dr. Niekiesalie (Nicky) Kire, Kipli Sangtam, EE Pangteang, Mmhonlumo Kikon, Kejong Chang, Neiba Kronu and Imtilemba Sangtam, and Advisors-- SI Jamir, CM Chang, Pukhayi and Hukavi.

VCs take exception to withdrawal of money for non-existent hostel work DIMAPUR, NOV 3 (NPN): The village councils of Tenyiphe-I, Tenyiphe-II and Tenyiphe-III (Virazouma) have taken strong exception to report of withdrawal of Rs. 72 lakh for construction of a hostel at Tenyiphe village here. The report was published on September 18 after Nagaland Public Rights Awareness and Action Forum had highlighted the issue over double drawals. In a joint statement, Helie Kruse, Runavilhou Kin and Videzol Natso, chairmen of the village councils of Tenyiphe-I, Tenyiphe-II and Tenyiphe-III (Virazouma) respectively, said a joint meeting of the three villages was held on October 24 on the matter. During the meeting it was found that no such work had been taken up

in any village and that no person by the name “Tepuvito Angami”, to whom the works had been allegedly awarded, exists in any of the three villages, the chairmen stated. The statement said the village councils have taken serious view of the matter and the government’s bid to indulge in corruption by using the village’s name. They also demanded that the government or the concerned department clarify as to where the hostel was being constructed or where the said fund had been utilized. “The three village councils cannot remain mute spectators to such act of the government in siphoning off such a huge amount by using our village name, and the government should let the villages know who Tepuvito Angami is and as to what he

had done with the amount he had drawn using our villages’ name,” the statement demanded. The statement also summoned Tepuvito Angami to appear before the three village councils within 15 days from the date of its publication, failing which the villages councils have threatened to initiate their our own course of action that will have unpleasant consequences in the long run. On September last, NPRAAF had come out with a startling revelation alleging that the Finance department had issued double DAs for construction of 17 Boys/Girls hostel for Scheduled Tribe at various locations across the state, thereby doubling the expenditure from Rs. 10.03 to Rs. 20.5 crore

BDO office issue: KPO objects to KPU’s claims

DIMAPUR, NOV 3 (NPN): Giving a new twist to the ongoing controversy surrounding delay in construction of BDO office building at Chunlikha RD block, the Kithagha Public Organization (KPO), HQ Chunlikha, on Friday objected to the claims made by the Kandinu public union (KPU) on the issue. In a press release, KPO president, Dr. Khanlo Magh, and general secretary, Zukeya Woch, stated that proposal for creation of the RD Block was made at Chunlikha, the place being the centre and headquarters of Northern Rengmas consisting of 13 villages with a total population of 27,877 and 4654 households and considering its suitable location in all aspects. The signatories said the Cabinet had accordingly approved creation of RD Block Chunlikha and not Tsonsa village as claimed by the KPU in a section of local media on November 1, 2017. Further, KPO recalled that a meeting of constituent villages was held on February 24, 2012 in connection with selection of site for RD Block Chunlikha.

SC refuses stay on linking Aadhaar to bank accounts

NEW DELHI, Nov 3 (Agencies): Supreme Court (SC) on Friday refused to pass an interim order staying the linking of Aadhaar with mobile numbers and bank accounts, saying that it is leaving the issue to be decided on by a Constitution bench in the last week of November. At the same time though, the top court chastised banks and mobile telephone companies for creating panic by sending customers messages saying their accounts will be deactivated if they don’t link them to Aadhaar. The Centre denied that such messages were being sent. “I don’t want to say in the presence of media people, but I also get (these) messages,” said Justice AK Sikri, referring to the sometimes umpteen-a-day text messages threatening deactivation for not linking one’s Aadhaar to one’s bank account and mobile phone number. The top court asked these institutions to avoid scaring people in this manner, while it was hearing a (Cont’d on p-7) plea from social activists

SC bars distance education by deemed universities NEW DELHI, NOV 3 (PTI): Supreme Court Friday restrained all deemed universities across the country from continuing any distance learning courses from the 2018-19 without prior approval of the regulatory authorities and ordered a CBI probe into granting of retrospective approvals to four of them. SC also directed the University Grants Commission (UGC) to restrain such institutions from using the word ‘University’ within one month from today, observing that commercialisation of education “seriously affects credibility of standards in education, eroding power and essence of knowledge and seriously affecting excellence and merit”. A bench of Justices Adarsh Kumar Goel and U U Lalit directed a CBI inquiry against the conduct of UGC officials who had granted ex-post facto approvals to the four deemed universities against the policy and into the conduct of these institutions which had abused their position to advance their commercial interests. It said that unless off-campus centres or study centres were individually inspected and found adequate by the statutory authorities, no course-specific approvals should be granted for distance learning courses.

to restrain the Centre from linking Aadhaar to bank accounts and mobile phone numbers until a Constitution bench decides its validity. Such a bench is expected to soon hear a bunch of petitions challenging the validity of Aadhaar on the ground that it violated citizens’ right to privacy. The SC on Friday also asked the Centre to direct companies to mention in their text messages, the last date for linking their mobile numbers and bank accounts with Aadhaar. This statement from the SC came a day after the Centre told the apex court that all subscribers had to link their mobile phone numbers with Aadhaar by February 6 under E-KYC verification. The Centre also said on Thursday that showing proof of Aadhaar is mandatory for opening new bank accounts. The Centre further said on Thursday that it was the SC that had approved the norm for mandatory Aadhaar-mobile phone linkage - with a window of one year - in the Lokniti Foundation case on February 6.

Any order against Aadhaar will hurt over 118 cr people: Centre Centre, in its 113-page affidavit in the Supreme Court, has highlighted how extensive the proliferation and coverage of Aadhaar has become in India, with 118.64 crore population having already enrolled with the UID scheme. The widespread reach of Aadhaar has been underlined by the government to tell the Court that any adverse order against the validity of Aadhaar will jeopardise interests of millions of Indians, who are beneficiaries of various social welfare schemes. Stating that the country has wholeheartedly accepted Aadhaar, the government, in its new affidavit, said that the 12-digit UID “provides a lifelong identifier to a resident”. Running across several pages, the affidavit has, in fact, pointed out how big the Aadhaar scheme has become during the pendency of the case since 2012. As of Friday, the total number of Aadhaar numbers generated stands at 118.64 odd Crores.

NPCC demands Imkong Imchen’s resignation DIMAPUR, NOV 3 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has strongly condemned the alleged physical assault on principal director of Health & Family Welfare department, Dr. Bendangyanger Jamir by Health & Family Welfare minister Imkong L Imchen and demanded the latter’s resignation for his unbecoming conduct. In a statement, NPCC said that the minister concerned had crossed all limits of decency by indulging in a senseless act that cannot be just wished away by tendering a mere apology. Stating that Imchen was a habitual offender despite being an elected lawmaker, the Congress said it was a disgrace to the people of Nagaland that such people were allowed to become Minister again and again even as his misdeeds continued to grow. “When the minister has the audacity to physically assault a senior official without any second thoughts, then there is nothing more to expect from him when dealing with com-

mon people,” the party said. The Congress said that after 15 years in government the arrogance of the NPF and its leaders had reached such a point that they have no hesitation in even physically assaulting senior government officials. It said the action of the government in deputing one senior Minister to plead on Imchen’s behalf was an indirect way of defending his reckless act and “for which the NPCC indicts the government for sheltering the accused minister and denying true justice to the Principal Director and the entire medical fraternity”. Stating that Imchen continuing as a minister had become untenable, the NPCC demanded his immediate resignation to avoid bringing “further disrepute” to the office he holds. It also stated that should Imchen still “shamelessly clinging” on to his chair, chief minister, TR Zeliang should sack him from the Cabinet or “else the CM and the entire Cabinet would be held responsible for legitimizing his uncivilized conduct”.

Govt seeks EC’s clearance for bureaucratic rejig Day 10 of NPF stir fails to elicit any response DIMAPUR, NOV 3 (NPN): The state government has initiated a major bureaucratic reshuffle ahead of the state assembly elections 2018 and also in view of the ongoing Special Summary Revision of e-rolls. However, the office of the Chief Electoral Officer, Nagaland has sought the clearance of the Election Commission of India to initiate the reshuffle. In this regard, the deputy CEO, Ruokuovituo Khezhie has written to the ECI secretary for clearance. The state government has proposed the transfer and posting of the following IAS/NCS/ NSS officers. Menukhol John, principal secy, H&FW to be transferred as principal secy, Industries & Commerce. R. Ramakrishnan, IAS, commr. & secy. to CM and L&E to be transferred as commr. & secy, H&FW with additional charge of director, ATI.

M. Patton, IAS, commr. & secy., Planning & Co-ordination and Municipal Affairs to be relieved of Planning & Co-ordination and given additional charges of Urban Development & Project Director, SIPMIU. Abhishek Singh, IAS, Home commissioner may be given additional charge of commr. & secy. to CM. N. Hushilli Sema, IAS, commr. & secy., Industries & Commerce may be transferred and posted as commr. & secy., Irrigation & Flood Control. Y. Kikheto Sema, IAS, secretary LRD may be given additional charge of Finance. Vikeyie Kenye, NCS, secretary, Irrigation & Flood Control may be transferred as secretary, L&E and Skill Development. Motsuthung Lotha, NCS, secretary Urban Development and PD SIPMIU may be transferred as secre-

tary, Parliamentary Affairs. Hukhuli K. Chishi, NCS, addl. secy, Industries & Commerce may be transferred as addl. secy. Art & Culture. K e s o n y u Y h o m e, IAS, DC Dimapur may be transferred addl. secretary, W&H. A. Chumremo Odyuo, IAS, secretary, Parliamentary Affairs may be transferred as DC Longleng. Smita Sarangi, IAS, Principal Director, School Education may be transferred as DC Peren. Shanavas C, IAS, ADC, Mon on promotion may be transferred DC Phek. Sushil Kumar Patel, IAS, DC Mokokchung may be transferred DC Dimapur. Manazir Jeelani, IAS, ADC, Tuensang, on promotion may be transferred DC Wokha. Sachin Jaiswal, IAS, ADC, Mokokchung on promotion may be retained as

DC Mokokchung. T h ava s e e l a n , I A S, ADC, Wokha, on promotion may be transferred DC Tuensang. R. Asenla Keitzar, IAS, director ATI, may be transferred as DC Mon. Mohammed Ali Shihab, IAS, PD IFAD may be transferred as DC Kiphire. Y. Denngan Phom, NCS, DC Longleng may be transferred as jt. secy. Fisheries. Wezobe Kenye, NCS, DC Wokha, may be transferred as addl. secretary H&FW. Honje Konyak, NCS, DC Mon, may be transferred as addl. secretary, P&AR. Sedevikho Khro, NCS, DC Kiphire may be transferred as addl. secretary, Power deptt. Zarenthung Ezung, NCS, DC Peren may be transferred as jt. secy. Urban Development.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, NOV 3 (NPN): Even as the sit-in protest organized by NPF central youth wing entered day ten Friday, there was no concrete response from the NLA speaker till date. The NPF central youth wing has, however, affirmed to continue the protest till matter was brought to its logical conclusion. The sit-in dharna began on October 23, 2017 in protest against the NLA speaker’s inaction to settle cases regarding the disqualification issue, recognition of NPF legislature party leader and recognition of the NPF chief whip. Speaking on the tenth day of sit-in protest at civil secretariat here, NPF legislature party spokesperson, Yitachu, MLA, said that once the present government was found to be unconstitutional, inves(Cont’d on p-8) tigation would follow and

many of the elected members including the officers would land in trouble. MLA said that any activities carried out during this period would be deemed illegal and many would land in jail. Slamming the chief minister and his cabinet colleagues for frequenting ECI office in Delhi, Yitachu said the state leaders holding such high positions and moving around ECI compound was a mockery to the state. He said it depended on the Nagas whether to re-elect such leaders or elect a fresh batch of leaders to lead them. “Power lies in the hands of the Nagas,” MLA said. Continuing his attack on state governor, PB Acharya, the NPF legislature party spokesperson asked the governor to follow the constitution if he was so desperate to form BJP government. Yitachu also asked the governor not to play with

the sentiments of the Nagas in the name of Naga political issue. The MLA also slammed the governor over his purported announcement on September 18 that solution would come within one month time. He said the party was all prepared to cooperate, but nothing was proved. In this regard, Yitachu asked the constitutional head not to make such statement without proof and facts. Also, speaking at the protest site, NPF youth ambassador, Imlibenla Wati, said the situation was created because of the “seasoned leaders” who had failed to uphold the party principles. She lamented that NPF president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, was betrayed by his own members for lust of power and money. Wati then questioned the rival faction what kind of precedence was it going to show the younger generation. (Cont’d on p-7) K Y M C

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State education institutes asked to build students

Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , N OV 3 (NPN): Education institutions in the state have been asked to prioritise in building the students academically and not just the school buildings as the former would help the state move forward. This was said by Additional Chief Secretary & Finance Commissioner, Government of Nagaland, Temjen Toy, at Christian Higher Secondary School (CHSS) Dimapur 50th anniversary celebration, Friday. Exhorting the gathering, Toy said it was time institutions in the state prioritise in building the students academically. He said it was the inherent duty of a school to build students into good and successful persons, look beyond textbook and exams and make them prepare for the future. Cautioning on the negativity that has grown among the Nagas and was leading the society to a destructive point, Toy advised that it was time the

Temjen Toy (NP) people change themselves mentally and bring about positive results and in turn respect the rules of law. Toy also congratulated the school for have reached a milestone not just in years but even in the progress of its functionings. Guest of honour for the event and Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) general secretary, Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho, in a short remark, lauded the CHSS family for their contributions toward the school which gave the school more reasons to commemorate the 50 anniversary. He said, the huge gathering for the event was a historic moment which would be a revered memory

for the coming generations and thus the event was in it itself a history in the making. Rev. Zelhou further added that by contributing to be the most judicious institution making use of the working days and creating room for spiritual and educational growth, CHSS had come a long way in bring positive changes which had directly impacted the society. Earlier the event was chaired by Renbeni Kithan, while welcome address was delivered by the school’s principal S Moatemsu Walling. History of CHSS was displayed through audio and visual means while the school’s managing board chairman, Rev Dr. N Tzüdir released the souvenir. 50th anniversary planning committee convenor, Gekhotso Haralu conveyed the vote of thanks. The celebration was marked with songs by the school choir, and students of various classes and primary students, while a musical act was performed by specially gifted students.

news in Brief

DC Wka notifies DIMAPUR: In partial modification of the office circular Wokha November 1, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Wokha, Wezope Kenye has informed all the affected structure owners located between 72/400 Km to 105/000 Km on NH-2 who would be signing an agreement for damage compensation with the concerned department would be executed on November 8, 10 a.m. at DC conference hall Wokha and not as mentioned earlier in view of Tokhu Emong celebration. In this regard, all concerned have been informed to come in person with two copies of latest passport photo for the said exercise. The list of all affected structure owners would be displayed at DC office Wokha notice board for further verification and authentication by the concerned affected owners.

ANAESA emergency meet

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Adult Education Supervisors Association (ANAESA) has convened emergency meeting on November 6, at 11 a.m. in the residence of its general secretary, Alish Thong.

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NPCC meeting: In accordance with the directives of the AICC to observe Black Day on November 8 in protest against the demonitization carried out by the BJP government, Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has convened a meeting on November 8, 11 a.m. at Congress Bhavan Kohima to join the rest of the country against the disastrous impact of demonitization. All PCC office bearers including members of different cells, NPCSD, NPMCC, NPYC, NSUI (NL) and KDCC have been asked to attend the meeting.

State BJP orientation training venue changed: State BJP Nagaland has informed all its concern members that the venue for orientation training programme on November 4 would be at Tourist Lodge conference and not at Hotel Saramati conference hall, however timing remained the same at 10:30 a.m. All the state office bearers, spokespersons, core group members, BJP legRPOD emergency meeting: Rengma Public Orga- islators, all Morcha presidents and general secretaries nization Dimapur (RPOD) has convened emergency have been asked to attend the programme. meeting on November 5, 1 p.m. at the Rengma Goan Borlengri, Rengma Baptist Church guest house in con- MLH golden jubilee: Mokokchung Lotha Hoho nection with the celebration of Ngaba Festival, 2017. (MLH) would be celebrating its golden jubilee on All committees, sub-committee and range president November 7, 10 a.m. at the town Hall, Mokochung. All former members and ex-office bearers of the Hoho have been requested to attend the meeting. have been invited to be part of the celebration. CAKSU executive meeting: Chakhro Angami Kuda Students’ Union (CAKSU) has convened an executive WVC&WVTC Tokhu Emong: Wokha Village Counmeeting on November 4, 10 a.m. at CAKU office, cil (WVC) and Wokha Village Tokhu Committee Kacharigaon, Phevima. All the former presidents and (WVTC) would be celebrating Tokhu Emong festival executives of CAKSU have been requested to attend on November 6 and 7, at 9.m. at the village public ground. All village members residing in different disthe meeting. tricts, well wishers and invitees have been requested DC Zbto directs HODs: Deputy Commissioner (DC) to attend the celebration. Zunheboto, Tridibesh Roy has directed all HODs under Zunheboto district to be at the station from ANPDDU 4th annual general meeting: All Nagaland November 6 onwards in view of the forthcoming Power Department Drivers Union (ANPDDU) has platinum jubilee celebrations of the town. DC has convened its 4th annual general meeting on November warned that action would be initiated against any 11, 11 a.m. at Government Industrial Centre, Kiruphema Kohima. All the members have been asked HODs if officers failed to be in the station. to attend the meeting. KSUD 25th executive session/election: Khiamniungan Students’ Union Dimapur (KSUD) has convened Lost and found: An auto-rickshaw bearing registraits 25th executive session on November 4, 10 a.m. at tion No-01IF1897 was found at road side at E-Khel of the residence of its treasurer. Election/selection of Toulazouma village unattended for the last one week. new office bearers for the tenure 2017-2019 would be The auto-rickshaw has been kept under the custody of conducted. Any intending candidate has been asked village council chairman. Rightful owner with proper to contact the returning officer or any of the KSUD document have been asked to contact village council officials. All the former leaders, college and higher sec- at 9856547016.

‘Catch the fire RAISE-NE campaign for inclusive education today crusade’ begins

Correspondent

KOHIMA, NOV 3 (NPN): With an aim to spread awareness on inclusive education for children with special needs in schools, Regional Action on Inclusive Education (RAISE) Northeast with Cherry Blossom School as its lead partner would be organising a “Include Vidya Campaign” on November 4 in Kohima. The campaign rally would start at 9 a.m. from the over-bridge area near Mezhür School, Kohima where students from 23 schools, teachers, parents and NGOs are expected to attend the rally. The students would then march to State Academy Hall. The rally also aims to change the attitude of people and society towards disability and raise awareness and visibility on the

widespread exclusion of children with special needs from education. In a press conference on Friday at Hotel Japfü Kohima, Cherry Blossoms School director, Purnima Kayina, expressed confidence that the rally would influence the state government and policy makers to make serious commitments towards inclusive education. She said “Include Vidya Campaign” was a Christofell Blinden Mission (CBM) initiative to include children with disabilities in education in India. Campaign complements the government’s flagship programme – Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) to achieve its goal of “education for all”. Though many people have compassion for children with special needs, Kayina regretted that without any policy for children

with special needs, compassion alone would not help. She also lamented that though former governor of Nagaland Ashwani Kumar enhanced the job reservation for disabled persons from 3% to 5% however the same was not implemented and many disabled students remain unemployed. Highlighting the findings during RAISE-NE survey conducted in 300 schools in Kohima, Dimapur and Mokokchung districts, Kayina, said most the schools lacks infrastructures for differently abled persons. She said only few schools have ramps, handrail, grabbars, anti-skid floorings as per the needs of children with disabilities. She said separate toilets for boys and girls were not provisioned in most schools and that more than 60% of the schools did not

make any toilet provision for disabled students. Irregular supply of water in toilets and lack of access to drinking water were common, Kayina informed and added that lack of transportation or access to public transport and poor road connectivity to schools was also noted. Kayina also lamented that huge percentage of teachers in Nagaland were never trained to teach children with disabilities. Asserting that children with disabilities have equal rights to access education, she said RAISE-NE project goes beyond enrolment to active learning, participation in a classroom as well as the playing field and other extracurricular activities. Advocacy co-ordinator, Hirohito Habib, said RAISE-NE project was for a period of five years and was supported by three in-

ternational NGOs. Habib said RAISE-NE was a collaboration of 15 partner organizations partners in Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Tripura, Agartala. He said the specific objectives of the project was to render improved quality of education for children with disabilities in neighbourhood, government elementary schools in selected districts of five states in North East. Habib said the project envisages seeing a result on teacher competence, attitude change, replicable PPP Model and joint learning adding that RAISE-NE was a unique initiative which emphasis on innovation, inclusion and adaptations. RAISE-NE was launched on April 12th 2016 by Cherry Blossoms School which was a part of RAISENE project at Kohima.

IPM on a field day at Tiyi Longchum LDLSA conducts essay competition DIMAPUR: With the purpose to educate the farmer on the timely management of pest and disease so as to reduce the misuse of various chemical in the field, a field day programme under Integrated Pest Management (IPM) was conducted on October 25, at Tiyi Longchum, Niroyo, Wokha. During the programme,

Agriculture officer (AO), Eyingo Tungoe, spoke on the topic package and practices of peas while AI Randanbemo Murry, spoke on cultivation of coriander and its management. At the interaction session the Longrotchu Self Help Group, chairperson, Erenbeni Ezung, thanked the agriculture department,

Wokha for taking the initiative of conducting IPM programme in their field. The programme was chaired by agriculture officer, Mhathung Odyuo and vote of thanks was delivered by area in-charge, Renthunglo Tsanglao. Pea and coriander seeds were distributed to the 25 participating farmers.

DIMAPUR: Longleng District Legal Services Authority (LDLSA) conducted an essay competition on the topic “Child Rights” on October 30 at Good Shepherd School Longleng. Altogether 43 students of class 8, 9 and 10 participated in the competition. The first prize was bagged

by Bonghau Phom of class 9, second prize by Pajia Sultana of class 10 and T. Chingmei Phom of class 10. The winners were adjudged by chief judicial magistrate, and secretary LDLSA, Tucano Vamuzo. The winners were given cash prize and certificates, while all the participants were also given certificates.

ABAM ‘mega revival’ concludes

Fire destroys house in Kohima

Rev. Kilang Jamir (Inset). Section of the congregation at ABAM ‘mega revival’. (NP) Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, NOV 3 (NPN): Three-day Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang (ABAM) “mega revival” concluded Friday evening with record gathering of around 17000 believers thronged Imkongmeren Sports Complex, MokokcK

hung, to receive the blessings. Delivering a sermon on the topic “Kibuba Onok Asentenshijang” (Lord revive us), Rev. Kilang Jamir, talked a person’s life without Christ and salvation. He urged the congregation to become citizens of heaven as the mere citi-

zenship on earth was short lived and would pass away after the person’s death. Rev. Kilang called upon the congregation to let the Holy Spirit live inside each one of them, without which one was equivalent to just skeletons. Stating that the end time was near and the sec-

ond coming of Christ was approaching, he urged the people to embrace Christ as saviour. Rev. Kilang also made an alter call where thousands walked forward in repentance and accepted Jesus Christ as their saviour. Earlier in the crusade, some revival resolutions were proposed to be forwarded to the ABAM for adoption. Some of the resolutions are: A two hour special prayer program is being proposed in the month of November or December in respective churches under ABAM to pray for repentance and thanksgiving. Keeping in mind the 150 years of ABAM to be celebrated in a few years, the “mega revival” was proposed to be continued every year according to area and range wise. Aos would continuously participate in reconciliation and peacemaking by the churches and ABAM.

ondary students’ and well wishers have been invited to attend the session. Further, representatives have been asked to submit the enrolment and the membership during the executive session.

at Peren town

D I M A P U R : F i ve - d ay “Catch the Fire Crusade” organised by Harvest Team Peren town got underway on November 1 at Peren town local ground. The crusade would culminate on November 5. The crusade is led by Dr. Hiazuheing Ndang as crusade director and Guilt to Grace Ministry Dimapur president, Alemmar as speaker. The worship timing has been scheduled at 5 p.m. every evening while daily Bible study would be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. till November 4. The organizers have invited one and all to attend the service.

Cleanliness drive at PHC Chukitong

DIMAPUR: Primary Health Center (PHC) Chukitong under Wokha district organised a cleanliness drive in collaboration with Chukitong Town Students’ Union (CTSU) on October 28. The volunteers worked along the approach road from NH-2 (erstwhile NH-61) till the Primary Health Centre, clearing weeds and filling potholes. The volunteers also cleaned the compound and surrounding of the hospital. Altogether around 32 PHC staff and around 75 student volunteers participated in the cleanliness drive.

AR nab NSCN (K) member DIMAPUR: Based on specific information regarding presence of a NSCN (K) cadre in general area Hekiye Village, Zunheboto, 5 Assam Rifles (AR) along with a police representative launched an operation and nabbed NSCK (K) finance secretary (Zunheboto Region), Kiyeto Kinimi (33) son of Vikheto Kinimi, resident of Aichisaghemi, Zunheboto. In a press release, PRO HQ IGAR (North) Lt Col Amitabh Sharma, stated that Kiyeto revealed that he had been a member of NSCN(K) since 2008 and was involved in “extortion activities” in areas of Zunheboto. PRO informed that the troops also recovered a rifle with live ammunition from his possession. Later, the arrested person along with recovered

The arrested person. items was handed over to police station Zunheboto for further investigation, informed PRO.

3-day trg for ANMs & ASHAs DIMAPUR: Three-day training on vulnerability mapping/disease profiling and Intensified Mission Indradhanush (BRIDGE) was conducted by office of Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Kohima along with district health society of Health & Family Welfare and National Urban Health Mission (NUHM) from October 27- 31at the conference hall of CMO Kohima. The objective of the training was to equip the participants with necessary skills to conduct survey on vulnerability mapping at urban Kohima. The participants were also trained on BRIDGE which is an interpersonal communication skills training primarily aimed to generate demand for routine immunization and reduce hesitancy.

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KOHIMA, NOV 3 (NPN): A house belonging to one Dukhru Ltu was razed down by a fire that broke out on November 2 around 11:30 p.m. at lower PWD colony Kohima. According to police in-charge, the cause of fire was suspected to be caused due to short circuit and that it took four fire tenders who worked for two hours to douse off the inferno. Police said the immediate intervention of fire fighters prevented the fire from damaging two rooms of the building. However, remaining five rooms were razed down. According to police around Rs. 45 lakh property worth were destroyed while huge valuable assets including adjacent buildings were saved. Though no casualty was reported, one fireman identified as Rukuoseho received minor injury while dousing off the fire.

Students presenting traditional dance during the celebration. DIMAPUR: Highland Hall School (HHS), Naga United Village Dimapur celebrated its 10th anniversary-cum-parents day on October 31. Speaking at the programme as chief guest, ADC Nuiland V. Lovitoly Sema, emphasized on education as one of the most important weapon that one could use to change the society. She encouraged stu-

dents to grasp the opportunity as it would carry them forward in the long run. She also said that each child was unique and that parents should not compare their child with others. Earlier, Pastor Larson, Pentecostal Church, invoked God’s blessing, followed by candle lightings by the chief guest and the board members. Administrator of the school, Kezhaleno Phira,

gave the introduction of the school with screen show of the yesteryears and now. Others who spoke included Ihoto Achumi, parents representative, Dr Aotoshi and Dr C. Tetseo, board members. Students performed colourful items like dances, singing, choreography, poem recitation etc and enthralled the crowd while headmaster, Narayan Das, delivered the vote of thanks. K

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(L-R) Section of the gathering at the programme. Limasunep Jamir. (NP) Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , N OV 3 (NPN): Ex-servicemen were lauded for their immense contributions and services in maintaining peace and tranquillity in the society while in service. Addressing ex-servicemen during Assam Rifles ex-servicemen rally cum medical camp on Friday, at Kahirman Basti, commissioner of police Dimapur, Limasunep Jamir, said uniform service was not an easy job and that men and women in uniform have to face many challenges. He

NSBSG conducts ‘prerashtrapati testing camp’

said the most significant service of the men and women in uniform was maintaining peace in the society. Jamir said the contribution and the sacrifices of ex-servicemen were therefore praiseworthy and that they should be proud of being in a service that strived to maintain peace. Calling upon exservicemen to inculcate good discipline in their children, Jamir hoped that their children would also inherit good discipline, honesty and integrity and become a good citizen of

the nation. He also urged the ex-servicemen to take advantage of the facilities provided for them. Jamir also assured to address any issues in regard to the civil department and police department in Dimapur. Earlier, welcome address was delivered by 6 sector (AR) commander. The day also witnessed presentation of gifts to veer naris and veer bahadur. Different stalls such as banking, medical counters and grievances cell etc. were set up for the ex-servicemen pensioners.

DIMAPUR: Kohima District Task Force (DTF) meeting in connection with Intensified Mission Indradhanush (IMI) and routine immunization was held on November 3, at the office chamber of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Kohima under the chairmanship of DC Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan. The meeting attended by representatives from education department and social welfare department began with brief introduction of activities carried out under IMI and RI by DPO (RCH-UIP), Dr. Avile Zao. She informed that the second round of IMI would be held on November 7, for which all ASHAs and AWWs have been asked to track left-out and drop-out children accordingly to their due list. SMO (WHO), Dr. Sheila Longkumer, in a presentation, highlighted the need for rigorous awareness and mobilization to increase immunization intake and educate community on fear of Adverse Event Following Immunization (AEFI). She also said that, special attention was needed from AWWs for preparation of due list. Project Officer

(UNDP), Rajesh Khartu Monsang, spoke on eVIN vaccine stock. He said eVIN consist of a series of storage and transport links, designed to keep vaccine at recommended temperature at cold chain points. A brief report on vaccine consumption between October 9- 15 and status of vaccine wastage in the last six months was also presented. In his closing remark, DC, Kohima Rajesh Soundararajan, stressed on the need to involve village councils and health committees to generate demand

Kohima district task force in progress. for routine immunization, create awareness and to coordinate with village councils during the preparation of due list and micro planning.

He also urged the allied departments present at the meeting to provide cooperation to the health workers in their respective areas.

Cleanliness drive at GHS Purana Bazaar

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Bharat Scouts & Guides (NSBSG) conducted prerashtrapati scout/ guide testing camp from October 28 to 30 at state headquarters, Bayavu Hill, Kohima. In a press release, NSBSG stated that written exam along with workshop on the skills from pravesh to rashtrapati scout/guide award was conducted. A short devotional service was held on October 29, wherein NSBSG state secretary, Chunanungla exhorted the campers. State

chief commissioner, Atuo Sekhose, encouraged the prospective rashtrapati scouts and guides to give their best in qualifying the highest award in the country. On October 30, director youth resources & sports and vice president NSBSG, Linda Solo, encouraged the campers to learn as much as possible and in turn disseminate to others in helping to build a better society. Altogether 18 scouts, Section of the students taking part in the cleanliness drive on Friday. 23 guides, 5 unit leaders, and 19 camp staff were DIMAPUR: Students of Sumi and Renchano N. dumping leads to breeding present in the camp. Government High School Lotha as part of their of germs and bacteria. (GHS) Purana Bazaar, community organization The release stated Dimapur conducted a activities. that the cleanliness drive cleanliness drive in an According to the was a small initiative to DIMAPUR: One day training programme on flower around the High School release by the trainees, inculcate the importance making was organized by VDB women Padumpukhri Colony, Purana Bazaar the students were urged of keeping the environto maintain hygiene and ment healthy. village Dimapur with the objective of self sustenance on Friday. The cleanliness drive cleanliness both inside and Students endeavoured and economic empowerment on October 28 at village was initiated by North East outside the locality. to clean the roads and piles council hall, Padumpukhri. The students were of garbage in the localThe resource person was Jeannie Khuvung; the Institute of Social Sciences programme was chaired by Apokla Pongen and invoca- and Research (NEISSR), also made aware about ity, informed the release. tion by VDB secretary, Wojamo Odyuo. Altogether 62 Master of Social Work how accumulation of More than 300 students participants attended the training. (MSW), trainees Huvili waste and subsequent participated in the drive.

Training on ‘flower making’

AAW&HU Wokha ICDS SBAK (Nito Mount) 52-ü pastors’ conference concludes project annual meeting DIMAPUR: All Anganwadi Workers & Helpers Union (AAW&HU) Wokha ICDS project held its annual meeting on October 31, at Town Hall, Wokha town. In the meeting, CDPO Sorin Kikon, stressed on the importance of working for the betterment of the community through Anganwadi workers. He explained in details the reason behind the delay in payment of honorarium for the past few months. Kikon also encouraged the workers to work hard with outmost dedica-

Section of the congregation at the pastors’ conference. DIMAPUR: Three-day Sümi Baptist Akukhoü Kuqhakülü- Nito Mount (SBAK-Nito Mount) 52-ü pastors’ conference attended by hundreds of leaders from Sumi Churches under SBAK (Nito Mount) concluded on Friday at at Lita Old Baptist Church, V. K area, Zunheboto. According to a release by SBAK-Nito Mount, a farewell session for the outgoing and retiring leaders was held wherein SBAKNito Mount, executive secretary, Rev. Hukugha Zhimo said a prayer for K Y M C

them. SBAK-Nito Mount chairman, Atovi Kinimi, extended warm greetings; New Baptist Church Shena shared an acceptance to host the next Pastors’ conference 2018 while the prayer for the next host Church was led by Luvishe New Baptist Church, Pastor Sukhevi. The main speaker of the three days conference was Western Sümi Baptist Akukuhou Küqhakulu (WSBAK), executive secretary, Rev Dr. Hevukhu Achumi.

A marathon seminar was conducted by the two resource persons, STBC Pa s t o r, Rev Ku g h a t o Chophi and SBAK-Nito Mount, pastoral secretary, Shekheto Swu. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by pastor Akuluto Baptist Church, Jasper and associate pastor women Satami Baptist Church, Mughatoli, while Phisami Baptist Church Pastor, Hetovi and associate pastor women Vekuho New Baptist Church, Toliho, recorded the events.

tion and to make Anganwadi centres shine again. AWW&H Association Wokha district, Mhalo Odyuo, also spoke at the programme while financial report was delivered by Lideno Odyuo. AWW&HU also felicitated anganwadi worker, Blue Hill ‘A’ Mhono Tsopoe on being awarded nation best anganwadi worker for the year 2016. The programme was chaired by AAW&HU Wokha ICDS project president, Yapvulo Kithan, vote of thanks was delivered by Lolano and benediction, by Lothunglo.

Awareness on iodine deficiency disorder in Mkg

DIMAPUR: Awareness programme on iodine deficiency disorders was held Mount Moriah School Ungma, Government Middle School Imrong Ungma, Government Middle School Sabangya, JMS Chungtia and Don Bosco School Tuli under Mokokchung district from October 30 and 31. As part of the programme, essay, painting and slogan writing competition was organised under the theme, “to prevent mental, physical growth retardation, consume only iodised salt” in all the five schools. The winners of the several competitions were also awarded prizes. Talk on awareness of iodine deficiency disorders and demonstration of salt testing for iodine content was demonstrated by the respective medical officers. K Y M C

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Meghalaya govt to study HC judgement on education scam

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Shillong, Nov 3: The Meghalaya government on Friday said that it would study High Court’s judgement on the teachers’ recruitment scam in government-run lower-primary schools. Delivering the judgment, a Division Bench of Chief Justice Dinesh Maheshwari and Justice Ved Prakash Vaid ordered fresh selection of teachers in certain centres of the state, imposed fine on “tainted” teachers and debarred them from government employment. They also ordered a CBI probe in the illegal appointment of assistant teachers and asked to submit their finding to Chief Secretary within six months. “We will study the judgement of the court. The department will also have a discussion with the chief minister. I have nothing to

comment further on it,” School Education Minister Deborah C. Marak said. The teachers’ recruitment scam was unearthed by some candidates when they obtained information through the RTI Act, 2005 and found discrepancies in the appointment process. The job applicants approached the then Shillong bench of Gauhati High Court and a CBI inquiry was ordered. The CBI inquiry had restricted itself to just five of the 15 sub-divisions. These include Shillong Sadar, Jowai, Amlarem, Tura and Dadenggre. The CBI had unearthed grave anomalies in the selection process. In the judgement, the bench also annulled the entire selection process in the five centres. However, the court said only those candidates treated as “untainted/unblemished” both in the reports of the CBI and HLSC

(high level scrutiny committee, constituted by the state government) and who are in service may continue as stop-gap arrangement until fresh selection takes place. The Court said none of the candidates found tainted/blemished and those recommended by public representatives should be retained even in stop-gap arrangement and the service of every such candidate should stand terminated with immediate effect. It asked the CBI to conduct an inquiry into the other centres and submit a report to the chief secretary in six months. The court said candidates, who have been found tainted/blemished in the CBI report and/or HLSC report for the five centres, may make a representation within 30 days from Thursday to the chief secretary for consideration as untainted candidate. The chief secretary

and a committee will examine the representations and if the committee confirms the tainted character of any such candidate, he/she would stand permanently debarred from seeking any government employment and would be liable for a penalty of Rs 50,000 to be deposited in the State Disaster Management Fund. The court also asked the CBI to conduct a probe into an allegation made by a candidate in an FIR, saying that she was cheated and deprived of job opportunity with erasure of her marks in the compilation sheet. The CBI has been given six months to complete the task The bench said the disciplinary proceedings against the then Director, Elementary and Mass Education, J.D Sangma will continue and the case file of disciplinary proceedings should be returned to the Advocate General.

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PPCM against inclusion of Meitei in Scheduled Tribe list

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IMPHAL, Nov 3: Protection and Preservation Committee Manipur (PPCM) Friday said that it has submitted a memorandum to chief minister N Biren Singh against the inclusion of Meitei/Meetei in the Scheduled Tribe list of the Indian Constitution of India. The objection came at a time when Scheduled Tribe Demand Committee, Manipur (STDCM) has been pressing the state government to do the needful for inclusion of Meitei in the ST list of the Constitution of India. Addressing a news conference at its office on Friday, PPCM convener Nongthombam Bimol said that the memorandum was submitted to the government in the backdrop of the campaign by some organization for inclusion of the Meitei/ Meetei to scheduled tribe list. Justifying the objection to the demand, Bimol questioned ‘on what basis Meitei/Meetei should be included to the ST list.’ He said that Meitei/ Meetei have a history of

Dear Ersentong, over 2000 years according As you turn one today, we wish you a to Cheitharol Kumbaba very happy birthday. May God bless (Chronicles of Manipur you with health and happiness. You will history) and even more than always be the shining star of our home. that if the unwritten history Loving Mom, Dad. was counted. “Meitei have its civilization which is not less Dearest Yohanan, than other civilizations of Happy Birthday !!!!! We thank our Lord the world. We have our own Jesus Christ as you turn five today ( 4th language, script and own November ). May our Lord Jesus Christ models for construction of continue to bless you and keep you safe. houses besides having our Have fun and enjoy ! own religion,” he asserted. From Your loving Dad, Mom, “Before the coming Lulu, Awo, tutu, Grandpa and loved ones. of Hindu religion, we the Meitei have our own religion Dear Ali, called Sanamahi religion”, he added. Meitei/Meetei Wish you a beautiful day hopes and have its own ‘civilized’ cul- dream I’m sending you way.may all be ture and had been living good and come true on this very special as a nation so inclusion day for you... of the community to the With lots of wishes... Bozz ST list was not justified, he asserted. Bimol further Dear Akumren, claimed that there were many people who do not “Hello Birthday Boy! You have brought so much joy and want the idea of converting happiness into our lives. Wishing you the most fun-filled Meitei/Meetei to scheduled 8th birthday. May God continue to bless you.” Oja, Opa&Oko tribe. The hill people had opposed the inclusion of Meetei/Meitei in the ST list and acting against such opposition may result in Correspondent conflict among the different communities living together Diphu, Nov 3: The Karbi Students Association’s central in harmony, he added. executive committee and Hamren District Committee of KSA have slammed the organizer of Chath Puja cultural night for allowing a scantily clad artist to perform infront of huge crowd. The cultural night was held on Tuesday at Kheroni Chariali. While warning that it would not tolerate any obscenity in any public places, the students’ organisaAnother factor for tions said, “there is no place for such kind of obscenity and ranking considered by Plan depraved show in tribal societies. We firmly warn that such India was child marriage. show should not be repeated anywhere in Karbi Anglong.” More than 39 per cent of KSA has requested the district administration and law and girls got married before the order authority to take strict action against the organizers in age of 21 years, whereas accordance to IPC u/s 292, 293 and 294 for bringing annoyaround 12 per cent of girls ance to others. It may be mentioned here that BJP member became mothers before the of Autonomous Council from Amreng and Kopili, Rina age of 19, found the survey Terangpi and Pawan Kumar Rai inaugurated the cultural by Plan India. show and were present during the performance.

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NFR observes vigilance awareness week 3 NE states among safest places for women

Scene of street play during the vigilance awareness week.

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AKAI SHOHE Education Secy.

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We the Philimi Students' Union with immense pride and honour heartily congratulates Mr Vikavi Assumi, S/o Zheito Assumi upon his success in the recently declared NPSC result,2016 as Secretariat Assistant under Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department. The Union further wishes, and prays that Almighty God continue to bless him throughout his career.

WOKHA TOWN LAKHUTI ELOE EKHUNG FELICITATION

The Wokha Town Lakhuti Eloe Ekhung, with immense pride and honour conveys our heartiest congratulations to the following individual for their outstanding achievements in the recently declared NPSC Examination. 1. Litsenthung Kikon, S/o Dr Timothy Kikon for securing the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC). 2. Renbemo Patton, S/o Late Yanchamo Patton for securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant (JDA) The Ekhung further wishes and prays that Almighty God continue to bless them good health and wisdom throughout their career. DC-2623

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The Mekumpong Kosasanger Pusu Menden,Ungma takes immense pride to convey our heartiest congratulations to Ms IMTINUNGLA LONGKUMER, D/o Mr. Alemjongshi (NCS) and Mrs. Lipokzenla for her outstanding achievement as Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC, Cl- 1 Gazetted, Junior Grade ) in the recently declared NPSC exam 2017. Let your Success be an inspiration for the upcoming youths of our villagers. May the Almighty God bless you with wisdom and Good health in the days to come. Sd/Lipokzulu Longkumer(Tatar) Imtisungkum Longkumer ( Tatar) DC-2619

SHAMATOR : NAGALAND No. ADC/SMTR/JUDL/SC/2017-18 NOTICE

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The Wokha Village Council and Wokha Village Tokhu Committee would like to inform all our Village members residing in different districts of Nagaland to come and attend the Tokhu Emong programme that is slated to be held on 6th and 7th Nov 2017, 9:00 am at the Village public ground. Special invitees and well wishers are also requested to come and attend the programme. Sd/Sd/S. Yanphamo Tungoe Nchumbemo Erui Chairman, WVC Convenor, Tokhu Committee

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With immense pride and joy DENSU would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Menya Wongto Chang, S/o A. Kushem Chang for securing the post of Ranger Cl-II under Department of Forest, Environment/Wildlife in the recently declared NPSC Technical Examination 2017. The Union wishes him a bright and successful career in his future endeavour.

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Whereas Thitsonulu W/o Lt. Ciekhusayi P/Teacher of Porba Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 to draw the family pension and A/C No. 1184 2635329 belonging to Late Ciekhusayi P/Teacher of Porba Village, who expired 22.10.2017. Therefore, notice is hereby issued inviting any claims and objections from the public pertaining to the above mentioned property and the same to be submitted to the office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner Pfutsero, within a period of 30 days from issue of this notice. In the event of this office not receiving any claims and objection within the stipulated time, succession certificate will be issued to the applicant as prayed for. Additional Deputy Commissioner Pfustero K-3612

Whereas, Shri/Smti Wongkiuba B/o Late Shoyaba Yim NAP of Shiponger Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian succession Act 1925 in order to draw/receive the payment of movable/ immovable properties of Late Shoyaba NAP who was expired on 24th Sept. 2017. The incumbent was serving as NAP at Shamator. Public are hereby asked to file claims/objection if any within 30 days from the date of issue of this notice. At the expiry of 30 days if no claims/objection is received succession certificate will be issued to Shri Wongkiuba B/O Lt. Shoyaba Yim NAP. Phuleshe K.Yepthomi K-3621 Additional Deputy Commissioner, Shamator : Nagaland

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DEHRADUN EASTERN NAGALAND STUDENTS' UNION

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND Dt, Wokha the 24th Oct 2017 NOTICE No. Judl-47/2016-17/ / Whereas, Smti. Nzanmoni Ezung, W/o Late Shri. Yanbamo Lotha, a permanent resident of Lakhuti Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/family pension pertaining to PPO No. S/3732/76 and to operate A/C No. 11766536992 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. yanbamo Lotha, who expired on 10/09/2017. Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued.

The Thipüzumi Village Council and the Thipüzumi Welfare Society Kohima congratulates Mr. Kevethito (Obee) Rose, S/o Dr. Rüpfühü Rose for his brilliant success on being selected as EAC in the recently declared NPSC result. The Thipüzumi Village Council and the Thipüzumi Welfare Society Kohima are proud of his achievement and wish him success in his future endeavours. Chorhitso Khamo (Ekhahu Rose) Chairman Chairman, Village Council, Thipüzu Thipüzumi Welfare Society Kohima K-3613

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The NPF Youth Wing Dimapur division heartily congratulates Er. Rhonthungo M Ovung for being appointed as President NPF Dimapur division. Further, the Youth wing would give full support under his leadership to lead the NPF Dimapur division to a greater height. Mezhülhou Koza Working President

Hotolu Swu Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland

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C. Shem-i Phom President, DENSU

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WOKHA VILLAGE COUNCIL

Hopong Kius Advisor, DENSU

MEKUMPONG KOSASANGER PUSU

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METHAK YILAN Tsungon 21/10/2017, lo Elumyo Village Council yakchia oyamo nzontsü tyutasanta khitathung oküpoe yilan pi-elio shiang oyamo nzontsü na okhe rhyukachia methaktacho. 1. Nzyu 2018, lona benkae ekumrümo rotsoroni yuta choro (March- July) na ndang ranben ranri ji khunga khanala. Ochosana ünzo üngav rhumata tssona methak ephanina echa othung mongo (Rs. 5000/-) khiyiv to khunga metakcho. 2. 2018, nzontsü ethungata (general election) lo rhovoe kvütata vancho sana onte topvü tsungon/yuta motsungalo oyamo ephyoesan yakchia yivon pi rotokvü, tolia Candidate tsuka/nchyüa lo zotoro ethum (three), elani onte ephalo kyong ovo tiza (eight) to yaka ünroche osi hoji nchok khumshum etsoyü jijo ephyoesan khelo thei onte yakchia motsunga lo taina tsoyan morüi khumshumtav to methakcho. 3. Candidate na tssolia elani phipoe yanpoe na tssolia ochina ha yanchungi oki to oki (House Campaign) üntssoche elani otssi orang tssolia ünpenphiche, ochona ünzo üngav etancho tssoa sana otsi orang jiang khiyisi vote ha ünpitokala to methakcho. 4. Elumyo yanchungi ochinaha election tsukona Youth Ofﬁce unchonchiche elani kino kiri ha hansi ünyiche, ünzov üngav etancho tssoa rhumata tssona Council na ezup piv to khunga methakcho.

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cemented themselves. The report released on Wednesday by Ministry of Women and Child Development labelled Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh (UP) and Delhi ‘most vulnerable for girls’. As per the TOI report, such an index scans the challenges faced by women keeping sectors such as education, health, poverty and protection against violence in mind. Kerala’s Gender Vulnerability Index (GVI) is 0.634 and the report clearly mentioned that the state has achieved heights in the area of health, reported TOI. On the other hand taking the safety of girls in the picture and health conditions, Bihar’s GVI is 0.410, poorest among all the states. Besides this, the Nitish Kumar-ruled state has also been ranked lowest in the education sector.

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Nukkad Nataks (street play) was also organized at NFR HQ to create awareness against corruption on November 3.

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administered at various offices of the divisions, zonal training school and workshops. Posters and banners were displayed at important locations throughout the jurisdiction of Northeast Frontier Railway. A vigilance bulletin was also released on the occasion by the General Manager, NFR. An interactive session with senior officers of all departments was held October 31 in the presence of Chahatey Ram, General Manager, NFR. In the interactive session, the role, responsibilities, purpose, importance of preventive checks and case studies were discussed and measures for system improvements to check the irregularities were identified and discussed for their implementation.

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D i map u r , Nov 3 (NPN): Northeast Frontier Railway is observing vigilance awareness week from October 30 to November 4 with the theme “My visionCorruption free India”. As part of the awareness week, various programmes were organised which includes taking of integrity pledge, interactive sessions, essay writing, drawing and debate competitions in schools and colleges, organizing various activities in zonal training centres, creating public awareness through banners, posters & Nukkad Nataks etc. At Maligaon, the pledge was administered by Chahatey Ram, General Manager, NFR to officers and staff on October 30. Similarly, pledge was

G u wa h at i , Nov 3 (Agencies): The safest state for the women in India has been named as ‘Goa’ followed by Kerala, Mizoram, Sikkim and Manipur. The national capital, on the other hand, continues to linger at the bottom of the index with other states like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Arunachal Pradeesh according to a report by The Times of India. The reason for Goa being ranked as ‘safest’ for women is its top spot in the Gender Vulnerability Index (GVI) in which it has scored 0.656. The national average, on the other hand, is 0.5314. The tourist destination has also been ranked first in the protection of its people, fifth in the education sector, sixth in health, and eighth in poverty. In the top bracket, states such as Kerala, Mizoram, Sikkim, and Manipur have

N. Samuel Tsanglao Council Secy., EVC

C. Zumomo Tsanglao Chairman, EVC

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, November 4, 2017

Centre informs SC on ban note holders

The court had framed a series of nine questions for the Constitution Bench to decide on: 1. Whether the RBI notification of November 8, 2016 is ultra vires Section 26 (2) and other relevant provisions of the RBI Act, 1954? 2. Whether the notification is violative of Article 300A (right to property) of the Constitution? 3. Whether the notification is ultra vires Articles 14 and 19 of the Constitution? 4. Whether limited withdrawal of one’s own money caused by demonetisation is a violation of Articles 14, 19, 20 and 21 of the Constitution? 5. Whether the implementation of the notification is in substantive and procedural violation of the law of the land? 6. Whether Section 26(2) of the RBI Act is itself a piece of excessive delegation of legislative powers? 7. What is the scope of judicial review into a fiscal and economic policy of the government? 8. Can political parties file writ petitions in the Supreme Court under Article 32 of the Constitution? 9. Were DCCBs subjected to discrimination when they were stopped from accepting deposits and allowing withdrawals?

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The court allowed them to be impleaded before a Constitution Bench which will go into the very validity of the demonetisation law, saying they can address their grievances before that Bench. Lawyers representing the petitioners argued that they have been deprived of their “hard-earned money” without due prior notice. “The Prime Minister had promised an extension of the deadline for deposit of demonetised notes. We want to give back to the RBI. We are talking about amounts like ` 1 lakh that we want to deposit and not crores,” advocate Pranav Sachdeva submitted. The Centre has remained firm about not extending the deadline. It has already told the Supreme Court that it had taken a conscious decision to not give any grace period for citizens to deposit their demonetised notes after the cut-off date of December 30, 2016. Doing so would have defeated the very purpose of demonetisation, the government said. The government was replying to the Supreme Court’s strident appeal to open a window for genuine people, like the terminallyill and invalids, to name a few, who were unable to

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New Delhi, Nov 3 (AGENCIES): The government on Friday assured in the Supreme Court that it will not take any criminal action for possessing demonetised notes beyond December 31, 2016 against those who have approached the apex court. These petitioners had approached the SC urging for an extension of the deadline to deposit demonetised notes in their possession. Appearing before a Bench led by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, Attorney General K.K. Venugopal reassured the petitioners, but added that protection against criminal action would only extend to the demonetised money they have specifically mentioned in their petitions before the Supreme Court. They cannot claim protection for other amounts they may possess, the government clarified. The petitioners, which include farmers from Maharashtra to the hospitalised and overseas citizens, urged the Supreme Court to direct the government to extend the deadline. However, the Bench said the demonetisation law is still constitutionally valid and the court cannot grant them any interim relief against the law.

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Shopian yesterday, Major General Raju said these were “acts of desperation” by the militants. “Two to three such incidents have taken place in the recent past. We are given to believe that these are acts of desperation by

the terrorists. They are not able to make any concerted action against the security forces. So they are looking at weaker targets and I am given to believe that police are taking necessary action against the perpetrators of these crimes,” he said.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 330 Dimapur, Saturday, November 4, 2017

Tools of tyranny

hen politicians in India call each other ‘chor’, it is like the pot calling the kettle black and when they sing one tune while out of government and another tune when in government, they only replay the Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde syndrome. Indian politicians including those in other states who have earned dubious reputation for such behaviour have made a mockery of democracy. The Indian fourth pillar or fourth estate of democracy has also not done itself any good and most unfortunately, the fourth estate has lost much credibility. The other supposedly reputed and trusted institutions such as the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), National Investigation Agency (NIA) and Enforcement Directorate (ED) etc have also become mired in controversies in becoming the tools of witch hunt of those ruling the government and used against political opponents or critics. When the three- legislature, institutions and fourth estate- are no longer independent but succumb to the pressure from those ruling the government, then the state of democracy can only become distorted and give way to forces inimical to free speech, secularism and fundamental rights. Indian politicians have a desi kind of freedom to organise bandhs in the streets or cause disruptions in parliaments. Interestingly, when those out of power occupy the seats of power, they gradually ignore what they have promised while not in power. This kind of hypocrisy is the worst kind of ailment among Indian politicians. They choose to forget what they have said when not in power. When not in power, the politicians had also hit out against the misuse of central investigating agencies such as the CBI, NIA and ED in targeting critics and political foes. In fact during the UPA regime, the opposition had successfully accused the then ruling coalition of misusing CBI, NIA and ED against political opponents for ‘witch hunt’. Even the Supreme Court had gone to sarcastically describe the CBI as a ‘caged parrot’. Today the CBI can be described as an ‘unleashed bull mastiff’ set among the opponents and critics of the government of the day. It is indeed glaring to witness how CBI, NIA and ED have been used to harass or terrorise opponents and critics. And most shockingly, offenders and cheats in the government or those who defect or kowtow to the government are spared the harassment and indignity of having to face charges or hauled to courts or even jailed. If one CM from an opposition party is being hounded for Rs.2 crore as undisclosed income ; others from the ruling party and who are accused of involvement in corruption that are more than triple the amount of Rs.2 crore are given the benefit of doubt. The worst that has happened to India today is a media which has lost its reputation and independence because the government has either bought or used various methods to sterilise it. The average citizen is caught between the cross wires of high decibel media pyrotechnics, which appear of late to have lost credibility and objectivity, and are under charge themselves of being prejudiced, biased and compromised with vested interests of business houses who own them. Today it is more than not having a Lok Pal as it involves a totally different form of subtle but clear move towards restricted democracy that is not good for a diverse country.

DailyDevotion A Bondservant of Jesus I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me… —Galatians 2:20 These words mean the breaking and collapse of my independence brought about by my own hands, and the surrendering of my life to the supremacy of the Lord Jesus. No one can do this for me, I must do it myself. God may bring me up to this point three hundred and sixty-five times a year, but He cannot push me through it. It means breaking the hard outer layer of my individual independence from God, and the liberating of myself and my nature into oneness with Him; not following my own ideas, but choosing absolute loyalty to Jesus. Once I am at that point, there is no possibility of misunderstanding. Very few of us know anything about loyalty to Christ or understand what He meant when He said, “…for My sake” (Matthew 5:11). That is what makes a strong saint. Has that breaking of my independence come? All the rest is religious fraud. The one point to decide is— will I give up? Will I surrender to Jesus Christ, placing no conditions whatsoever as to how the brokenness will come? I must be broken from my own understanding of myself. When I reach that point, immediately the reality of the supernatural identification with Jesus Christ takes place. And the witness of the Spirit of God is unmistakable— “I have been crucified with Christ….” The passion of Christianity comes from deliberately signing away my own rights and becoming a bondservant of Jesus Christ. Until I do that, I will not begin to be a saint. One student a year who hears God’s call would be sufficient for God to have called the Bible Training College into existence. This college has no value as an organization, not even academically. Its sole value for existence is for God to help Himself to lives. Will we allow Him to help Himself to us, or are we more concerned with our own ideas of what we are going to be?

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We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give. ~ Winston Churchill

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, November 4, 2017

Post-mortem

Advocating the Rights of Persons with Disabilities W orld disability day is just a month away and as a way of preparing the way for it let me write down some few lines to open up and prepare our mind so that we will have something to think over when that day finally arrives. Today we live in a world where countless of differently able people (Persons with disabilities) are denied of their rights in government and public sectors, many society do not even consider their existence and since these group of people cannot stand for their right to fight for their existence, there is an urgent need of advocates who will stand for them, speak for them and fight the society on their behalf in order to communicate the truth that differently able people have a right to live and built their own world in the society. Keeping this in mind let me highlight how we common people can advocate the right of differently able people in many different ways. What is advocacy or advocating? Dictionary defines advocacy as a public support for a course of action; advocating the rights of persons with disabilities simply means standing for the rights of disabled people, speaking or acting on their behalf, taking action to help them say what they want, secure their rights, represent their interests and standing for them not simply with the way of speaking but by intervening physically, mentally and financially by making various long term plans and aims. Understanding the Problems Faced By Persons with Disabilities 1. Emotional problems: Inferiority and Shame: Inferiority is said to be an important emotion that invades everybody, able or disabled, rich or poor, men or women but majority of people who faces this throughout their lifetime are disabled people. They feel inferior to others; they feel shy to be social or even to talk to others by thinking about their disability. They feel as if they are cursed and never tend to gain their self esteem, for some disabled people these kinds of problems seems to grow or developed as the person grows and learn to know the reality of the world but sometimes this problems is caused because of the treatment they receive from people around them. Anger: Anger repre-

hose who stay in cold areas would be feeling the arrival of winter with the straws of grain filled with liquid rotting into soil following the paddy crops harvest when jhum is over. A gentle breeze falls on the earth and dewdrops begin to fall on cool surface at night. This revisiting festival season brings along dry cold equally to every rich and poor, young and old. We a r e s a d d e n e d by the shortening days, climb into bed earlier and sleepless night if the bed’s warmth is thin and generally resent waking up when the morning light grows. The orphans of deceased parents, members of lost breadwinner are all to endure through this cold chilly days and nights. The fragile older persons nearing their death, the deprived and poverty stricken

sents one of the unpleasant or negative emotions that are learned by child during the course of h/her normal growth and development. When an individual need is thwarted and h/her freedom are restrained, h/she is tempted to get irritated and angry. Differently able people goes through this same problem because their need is thwarted, their freedom is restrained and blocked completely, they cannot do anything on their own, this makes h/her angry to God and on their own self because they feel so lonely while the able people are enjoying life in every way. Frustration: Frustration comes from failure to meet one’s needs and wishes, from mistakes, from personal limitations and from lack of meaning of life. In the case disabled people they are often frustrated because their needs are never met; they are always pushed aside rather than treating them with love and care. They end up being disappointed, discouraged with their existence and live in deep frustration. Anxiety: Dictionary of pastoral care defines anxiety as a psychic condition which is experienced by all human being. However anxiety in disabled people are more serious than any normal people, Anxiety of the disabled person comes along with fear of life, fear of what tomorrow holds, fears of security and fears of being left alone. Sometimes their anxiety is often left unattended or un reported leading to even more psychological disability. Depression: depression has been recognized as a common problem for more than three thousand years ago. It is a common psychological disorder, it is said that people who are depressed are feel sad, discouraged and worthless and like any other normal individual the person with disability has an emotion of depression which is cause out of their own hopeless situation of life, even despite their desire they cannot keep in touch with the world as a result they end up feeling depressed and frustrated with their life. 1. Social problems: Stigmatization: Many people with disabilities are looked down as inferior or imperfect being and people often avoid associating with them, sometimes they are not even counted as living member of the family. Abandonment/Infanticide: we have witnessed many family killing

the child, or abandoning the child, especially in the Indian context where the families are poor and below poverty line, they tend to kill the child or throw away the child in the street or garbage’s if the child was born with certain disabilities in order to avoid the shame of the society and to do away with the problems of feeding the disabled child throughout h/her life time. Confinement: Another serious problem that the disabled people face is confinement, often as a means of hiding what is perceived to be disgraceful aspect in the family, they are kept in seclusion; sometimes parents keep them in care centres and never visit them. Even in Christian family it has come to light that many parents and siblings tend to hide the disabled member of the family by locking them inside the room when some high profile guest visit their home. Illiteracy though the education system for disabled system has changed into better way in some places but maximum of the states in our country, especially in the remote places and villages there are still no provision for disabled school or education for disabled people. They are left out of education program either because of no school or because of no facility to go to school and year by year their education is neglected. Some parents tend to think what if h/ she get education, h/she is disabled and there’s no point of getting education and with this, their education is neglected and this way the disabled people totally becomes illiterate. Denial of Rights: Many disabled people are denied of their political, economic, religious and education right, on the ground that they are disabled. Looking to the states in north east India where the tribal people inherits the property, kingship of their father, which is the birth right of every son’s and daughter’s, but if the son/daughter happens to be disabled they are not considered worthy to inherit their father’s property or even those who are from the king’s lineage, a disabled son cannot inherit the throne because of h/ her disability. All their rights of inheritance are denied because of just being a disabled person. Advocacy Strategies: While thinking of advocating the rights of persons with disabilities, here are some of the strategies that

Winter Sentiments

families are no exception. The homeless and beggars exposing to cold in pavements and station platforms would bear through this cold bitten winter. There are unfortunates who sleep on bare mats, or on shabby cloth to rest through the whole winter night solstice. Inaccessibility of resources and poor finances make some people neglect even to care the feeling of cold. For some people the season would be an additional economic burden. To think of this gives distress. Markets would loom with different clothes; well designed dresses, garments, thicker woolens and footwears that are not affordable by all. The haves and haves-not will be portrayed reflecting our sadden society of inequality. As winter approaches and breaks into fes-

tive mood, a well-to-do can afford whatever material comfort a season demands. Fashion lovers would throng the markets, gather at the shopping hub carrying obese wallets to use on latest fashion of their choice. They would use thousands on furs to cope with the cold. The clothes of the children of rich families are magnificent; beds of the well-off family are glorious and comfortable. The sad fact is that the deprived children may see it and feel the desire to own such luxuries, which may lead to pressure on their parents and creating frustration to the family. Being festive season there would be different social gatherings, different social activities, different programmes and services where all rich and poor would attend. The

should be considered by advocates. Focus On Person/ Self-Advocacy Fo c u s o n p e r s o n means to focus first on the person he/she is, instead of his/her disabilities. It is the way to help the differently people recognise the value of themselves and not on their disabilities. It is also a way to encourage and supports people with disability to advocate on their own behalf to the extent possible, or on a one to one or group basis, it is the act of speaking out on one’s own behalf and is considered to be at the core of all types of activism. Self-advocates assert their right to make decisions about matters that affect their lives. Selfadvocacy begins with the belief that they are worthy, a feeling that may not come naturally to people with disabilities and therefore advocates need to put total focus on the disabled person so that they may first realise their self worthiness and stand for their own right before anyone could stand for them. The first advocacy step is to help the disabled person their value, their rights and their self worth. Offer Training It is very important whether the cause is moral, ethical or faith driven, that everyone, without exception, understand the importance of advocacy for disabled and therefore seminars, trainings, retreats, should be conducted in the society, highlighting about needs of the disabled people and offer trainings that will also enable the trainees to advocate on someone’s behalf. Offering seminars and training can be an effective tool of advocacy, as through this people will know more about disability needs, they will be provided basic knowledge and will be equipped so that they will become friends of disable without discriminating them. Advocacy through Special Education The concept of Special education was introduced in the world through United state of America in the year 1975 where they made a policy named “education for all handicapped children” where the Government forced the rules upon all schools saying ‘all schools must educate all children with disabilities’. Later in the year 1994 during the world conference on special needs education held in Salamanca the Government of Spain in co-operation

rich would wear their best clothes they have afforded but the poor, especially children and young seeing their friends, may feel down and they may withdraw socially, stop activities with their friends and would no longer enjoy things that used to be fun. It would lose fascination. We do not have social set-up category that characterizes the rich who ought to help the needy unless he comes with his own charity. However, if you could have owned three things of warmth, give it one; and more, if you have more, you can be a blessing to needy people around you. There are people who longs for a piece of cloth to wrap up their body. May the coming up of this old guest of season be a warm and shared winter! Bausha (Paüwüng), Longleng

with UNESCO declared ‘special education’ from national to all local level. This education must taken up seriously by all public and governments officials even in our land with full regular government payments in order to keep the special education more effective. Using literature Using literature as an advocacy strategy can be very effective for advocates as an English politician said ‘Pen is mightier than the sword’. Using pen and writing books and publishing it can easily speak to people’s heart. One of the recent literature strategy that the special education committee has undertaken is using comics in order to educate the children about the disability rights, so literatures such as magazines, tracks, pamphlets, books, comics, can all play an important role in advocacy for disabled. Advocacy through Mass Media Media advocacy is the strategy of promoting disabled rights and letting the people aware of the crisis, life situation and hardship that disabled people go through, it is way for fighting and standing for disabled people through Televisions, Internet, radio and newspaper by creating advertisement, disabled right promotional movies and even drama’s and serials. It is one of the strongest advocacy strategies in today’s world as we see the influence of mass media in every corner of the world. Advocacy through mass media does three important things. First it will place attention on an issue by bringing it to light, second it holds the spotlight on the issue, and third it seeks to advance social or public initiatives as a primary approach to the problem. The Role of Family and Friends as Advocates Friends and family often ask how they can help their loved one. There are obvious answers, like helping the disabled cope with their physical or mental limitations, or driving them to medical appointments but friends and family play an important role in helping Social Security understand the disabled person’s limitations. It is a fact that doctors see the patient for fifteen minutes every few months but friends and family see them every day, friends and family can become their first strong advocates because they understand their disabled family mem-

ber more than any counsellor or advocates that comes from outside. It is therefore very important that the family member and friends of the disabled know their capability of becoming advocates and minister to the needs of their loved disable member of the family and advocate on their behalf by encouraging, caring, speaking of their needs and standing for their rights. The Role of Christian Ministers as Advocates Christian Ministers as advocates can become the channel of blessing to many PWD’s in the society, the Christian minister may not involve in providing special education, may not offer trainings but the best things that the pastor can do is to equip the believers, by teaching through the word of God and equip and prepare the believers to do ministry towards the disabled and make the believers realise the rights of the disabled people. Secondly Christian ministers should inform the congregation after equipping them if there any needs of the disabled people he/she must inform the congregation to take action. Thirdly he/she should form an action team among the believers through whom he/she will execute all the plans made for disabled people. Conclusion Disability as stated above is said to be at least ten percent in every country’s population and they are treated as persons who are unfortunate, cursed, and useless and therefore we need to change the thinking of the people by becoming an advocates of these group of people. It is only through advocacy that the disabled people will gain self esteem and self courage to stand on their own feet, while on the other hand it will let the world know the truth that disabled people have a right to live and built their dream. Advocacy therefore has become an important task for any counsellors or for any Christian ministry and all the caring ministries must take up this ministry of advocacy as not being an advocate of differently able people but with a feeling as an advocating for God and by understanding, that an advocacy for Christians is an outworking of obedience to God, a desire for justice and compassion for others. Hovika T. Swu, Philimi, Ikishe Village Dimapur, (swu_hovi@yahoo.com)

Reader’s Post

On Souvenir books Sir,

This is concerning the declining quality of souvenir book that different organisations release on milestone events. The very concept of souvenir would lose its role if they are not meticulously prepared. It should not be taken lightly to be prepared haphazardly. It was disheartening to see some recent souvenir that just looked like some photo collage without names, role and description. The poor quality stems from laziness and ignorance of the editorial board. In fact they are the first ones to be prominently featured on the pages. Leave alone article without proper editing. It does not augur well for the youngsters to look up the book. Quality should improve with every subsequent generation. If the editorial board are not expert in the page making process then they should seek help of professional experts and editors so that their organisation is not an embarrassment to others. After all souvenirs remain for long not just in the local domain but others also try and flip the pages to see how far an organisation has achieved thus far. Anuba, Lower AG, Kohima

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

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5 police officers suspended over rape

The government on Friday assured in the SC that it will not take any criminal action for possessing demonetised notes beyond December 30, 2016. 1

Bhopal, Nov 3 (IANS): Five Madhya Pradesh police officers were on Friday suspended for dilly-dallying over registering an FIR on the complaint of a 19year-old woman who was allegedly gang-raped by four men in the state capital on Tuesday, a senior police officer said. The action followed a recommendation

to this effect in a report submitted by Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Sudhir Lad on the incident and the role of police personnel, who allegedly failed to act on the young woman’s complaint. Taking serious note of the gang rape of the teen, whose parents are police personnel, Chief Minister

Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Friday held a meeting with senior police officers and ordered action against the errant officers. Chouhan also ordered formation of a special investigation team (SIT) to probe the incident. The team will be headed by DIG Lad. Inspector General of Police (Law and Order) Makrand Deuskar told the media: “Officer In-charge of MP Nagar Police Station Sanjay Singh Bais, Habibganj Police Station In-charge Ravindra Yadav and In-charge of GRP Police Station of Habibgaj Railway Station Mohit Saxena have been suspended on charges of dereliction of duty.” Two Sub Inspectors of MP Nagar and GRP police stations had also been suspended, and the Superintendent of Police

of MP Nagar area attached to the police headquarters, Deuskar said. The victim, whose parents are police personnel themselves and posted in another city, was returning from coaching classes late on Tuesday evening when she was accosted by four inebriated persons near the Habibganj Railway Station who raped her for three hours. Two city police stations kept dilly-dallying over registering of the FIR, saying the place of occurrence did not fall within their area. Finally, the case was registered two days after the incident. Two of the accused have been arrested. The Congress on Friday launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister Chouhan over the gang rape and the subsequent delay in lodging of the FIR.

WhatsApp apologises for brief global outage

New Delhi, Nov 3 (IANS): WhatsApp users across the world, including in India, heaved a sigh of relief on Friday after the instant messaging app was restored after it went down globally, sending people into a tizzy. Users were able to send and receive messages and could log into their WhatsApp accounts after a brief outage period. “Earlier today, WhatsApp users globally had trouble accessing the app for about an hour. This issue has been fixed and we apologise for the inconvenience,” a WhatsApp spokesperson told IANS. According to an Independent website DownDetector, 60 per cent of customers were having issues connected to Facebookowned WhatsApp. People experienced problems sending texts or were unable to log into the app.

Day 10 of NPF stir fails to elicit any response (From p-1) Fo r m e r M i s s N a galand said that justice would be delivered soon and the whole country would recognise that NPF in Nagaland stood tall and was one of the strongest parties in the country. NPF central officer bearer (COB), Anungba Imsong, accused MP Lok Sabha Neiphiu Rio of being the root cause of the crisis. Recalling the court fight between Rio and TR

Zeliang on educational qualification, Imsong said such leaders who could lie even about their educational qualification cannot lead the Nagas. NPF COB said that when Rio left the state to become MP in 2014, he gifted the state government with a deficit of Rs. 1234 crore. Imsong said the man who wanted to swim in bigger ocean returned and was now looking for every

pond, trying to snatch away NPF and threatening to freeze the party symbol. Further, he claimed that dissident members invited him to join their camp by offering money, contracts and vehicles. However, Imsong said his decision was clear to stand by the party principles and integrity. Ex-MLA, Asu Keyho, also spoke at the protest, which would continue on November 6.

3,500 VVPAT machines fail in EC test in Gujarat: Hardik Patel

Ahmedabad, Nov 3 (IANS): Patidar leader Hardik Patel on Friday said that over 3,500 VVPAT machines had “failed” in the first level test of the Election Commission, and alleged that the ruling BJP would indulge in “fraud” in the upcoming Gujarat elections.

“Over 3,550 VVPAT machines failed in the first level test of the Election Commission, and I can say with confidence that the BJP will indulge in fraud in Gujarat elections,” Patel said in a tweet. On September 29, the Election Commission said that it will use Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail

(VVPAT) with Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) in all 50,128 voting booths in Gujarat. Polls for the 182 assembly seats in Gujarat would be held on December 9 and 14. The results would be declared on December 18. The BJP is facing the ire of the Patidar community in Gujarat.

BDO office issue: KPO objects to KPU’s claims

E-Auction programme for sale of Railway scrap material under jurisdiction of Dy. CMM/D/New Bongaigaon, N.F. Railway for the month of November/2017 has EHHQ ¿[HG on 13-11-2017 & 2411-2017. Interested bidders are advised to bid through IREPS website (www.ireps.gov.in) for participation in e-auction.

Dy. Chief Material Manager New Bongaigaon NORTHEAST FRONTIER RAILWAY Serving Customers With A Smile

ulterior motives. Stating that both proposed sites fell within Chunlikha jurisdiction, KPO said the best available land convenient to all stakeholders was provided by the host village- the Kithagha group. “It is questionable as to how the Kandi Public Union (KPU), in its own terms, is trying to dictate the site selection and pressing the government to construct the office at the controversial inaugural site again,” KPO said. Meanwhile, reacting the KPU’s claim that a private construction of BDO office was being undertaken at GHS Chunlikha compound, the KPO said it was “dumbstruck” by such a speculative statement. It said that ongoing construction was rather a developmental initiative being undertaken for the interest of Chunlikha range.

Also, on KPU’s claim that construction was being undertaken at GHS Chunlikha compound, the KPO said the said construction was clearly not located within the demarcated boundary of GHS Chunlikha, which it asserted could be clarified from the responsible department. Fur ther, KPO also termed as “unfortunate and uncalled for” the calling of bandhs/agitations, which it said create inconvenience to the public in general and disturb the smooth functioning of the government at this juncture. “Rather, a constructive and progressive culture is encouraged for the peaceful coexistence and development of the society,” KPO remarked. Besides, the KPO has

pointed out that as per work order Clause 15 the work should be completed within 6 months failing which the work order would be cancelled. However, it said even after a lapse of 13 months the work has not yet started. It also expressed surprise that the department has released almost 50% of the work order amount during December 2016 even without commencement of the said work. “It is questionable as to how the work order was issued when the controversy on selection of site is yet to be resolved and on what grounds an amount of Rs.7 lakh was released to the contractor without any sign of work being executed,” KPO questioned.

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Kohima & Dimapur (Hostel Attached) Entrance Coaching for class VI (Six)

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ADMISSION GOING ON Courses offered FHW (Female Health Worker)/ANM

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Distance Learning Programs Offered Programs Eligibility Duration Doctor of Ministry Masters in any discipline 3-5 Years Master of Ministry Bachelor in any discipline 3 Years Bachelor of Ministry Class 10+2 passed 3 Years M. Th. (Mission, Ministry & Religion) M. Div., B.D. 2-3 Years Master of Divinity B. Th., Any graduate 3 years Bachelor of Theology 10+ 2 3 years Accreditation & Certified :  Accredited by Asia Theological Association.  Incorporated in and certified by the Dept. of State of the State of Delaware, USA.  ISO 9001:2008 & United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) certified. M. Th., & M. Div. Residential class is scheduled from November 6 to 10, 2017. Admitted and interested candidates should take admission and register at the earliest. For admission Contact: Eastern Bible College, -7005702277; 8575124198; 8132805875; 9856175976; 8014932755; P.O. Box 29, Bank Colony, Dimapur Opp. Town Hall. Email : ebcdimapur@yahoo.co.in. DC-2615

November 10th Ester Prayer Group 11 and 12th Open Meeting from Evening 5:30 PM GOD'S MESSAGE AND PRAYER SISTER STELLA DHINAKARAN

For more details, call : 9954254997/9435111783/ 9435102940 Guwahati 8011266364 Dimapur Prayer Tower

VACANCY FOR TEACHERS FOR 2018

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

VACANCY

Invites handwritten applications for the post of Headmaster for a reputed High School in Dimapur Town. Candidates along with resume, PP sized photograph, educational details and having minimum 5 years of experience both in teaching and in school administration may only apply. SALARY : Rs. 27000 to 30000/- pm. Other candidates for teaching Science, English and Hindi in Elementry and higher section may also apply (Salary Negotiable). Trained and Experience is a must for all the given post. APPLY on or before 14-11-17 TO, Post Box No : 352, MDG - Dimapur - 797112

ADMISSION OPEN

JESUS CALLS GUWAHATI FAMILY BLESSING MEETING 2017

Venue : College of Veterinary Science Playground, Khanapara Guwahati

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the issue alive for “political mileage” disturbing peaceful existence of not only RD block but also its functioning. Also, the KPO maintained that RD Block Chunlikha consisted of 13 villages of Northern Rengma with three groups/stakeholders -- Tesophenyu group (four villages), Kithagha group (three villages) and Kandi group (six villages). “It is surprising why one group has suddenly started staking claim for construction of the said RD Block building at the controversial inaugural site,” KPO stated. Asser ting that RD Block Chunlikha was approved by the government and was “clearly viable” at Chunlikha, the KPO said the question of shifting it to Tsonsa village did not arise at all unless it was guided by

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(From p-1) However, KPO said a consensus could not be reached due to differences of opinion. For this, KPO said the Kithagha villages’ councils requested the government/department to postpone inaugural programme. However, KPO claimed that “some leaders with vested interests” politicised the issue and the foundation stone was laid forcefully at the controversial site against the will of host villages - the Kithagha group. Owing to those circumstances, KPO said Kithagha and Tesophenyu groups, which constituted a population of 18,388 having 3076 households, staged a protest rally during inaugural day on February 29, 2012 along NH-2 at Chunlikha headquarters and boycotted foundation-stone laying ceremony at Tsonsa Ketizhü. KPO also pointed out that a prime land measuring 3 acres located around 300 metres away from NH-2 at Chunlikha belonging to Khankhu Magh was made readily available to the department through a deed of agreement (affidavit) for construction of permanent RD Block office building. Accordingly, the organisation said GIS mapping was done and based on the documents/records, the department sanctioned post of Gr-IV against RD Block office Chunlikha was awarded to rightful land donor. Stating that BDO Chunlikha office continued to function smoothly and peacefully at a temporary office at VDB multi-purpose building, Chunlikha since its establishment, the KPO, however, said that with general elections approaching, “some people with vested interests” have brought back

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School : L.M High School, Mhainamtsi Place : Jalukie, Mhainamtsi, Peren District Contact : 8974156734/8787496025 E-mail : lmhsmhainamtsi@gmail.com Preference will be given to the candidate with B.d, DIET qualiﬁcation and experience.

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JOB OPPORTUNITY 1. Science & Maths Teachers (1 each). Salary ₹15,000/with free accommodation. BSc or above. 2. English Teacher (1 post). Salary ₹8,000/- BA or above. 3. Under Graduate Teachers with D.EL.ED. Salary ₹8,000/- (4 posts). 4. Music Teacher (1 post). Salary ₹8,000/- with free accommodation. NOTE: a. Salary negotiable for All. Nos 1,2 & 4 on the basis of degrees, experiences and related trainings. b. Applications must be submitted on or before Nov 11, 2017 (Sat) in the School office or at Life Enterprises (Kohima & Dimapur) or mail to colomero23@gmail. com. c. Shortlisted Candidates will be called for interview on 15th November (Wed). d. Interested candidates may contact at +91-9436005392 for more details. Sd/- Headmaster, Eastern Mission High School, Chizami K-3616

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No. 2329 Yesterday’s solution No. 2328

FOR SALE

Model – 2015 Price – 5.30 (Negotiable)

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TATA Xenon 4x4 Contact: 9402812766, Kohima

FOR SALE

ALTO LXI 2006-8 MODEL BOTH EXCELLENT CONDITION. COLOUR BLUE & SILVER. PRICE : 1,70,000 NEGO. PHONE NO : 9856617546

LAND FOR SALE

KATS COLLECTION

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URGENT FOR SALE Scorpio S2 (2014) NL-07/Run 59427 Km Price : 7.70/- Lakhs

Contact No : 9436064796 9436431127 DP-11469

Wedding Dresses

at Kacharigaon

(Tenyimie Village) Dimapur Contact : 7005566387 DP-11441

LAND FOR SALE (No Broker) One Pura

at Padum Pukhuri

(near Public Ground) with RCC Wall and Gate Rs - 260 Per sq. ft. Contact No : 9436871681

NEW ARRIVALS!

50%

Off Upto Dimapur : Walford Junction Kohima : Near Old NST Ph. No : 8974879718 DP-11079 9856124324

FOR SALE

FOR SALE GYPSY E-III

Tiger Zen (2006)

Contact No : 7005137717 9089887387 DP-11475

URGENT FOR SALE Maruti Car for 2004 AS REGD. Price : Rs. 90,000/Negotiable Ph. No : 8787556722

CAR FOR SALE GYPSY KING Euro-2 Colour White, 4 Nos

R.C.C Commercial Building, Opposite Police Station I at Mokokchung Town.

Contact : 9615943721

LAND FOR SALE

Contact No : 917005614990 9402697922 DP-11472

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Bamunpukhuri B

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Location :

near Govt. Middle School

Area : Plots available from 2.5 Lakhs onwards Price : Rs. 105 per sq. ft.

Contact : 9436622166 8974509536

A Building (8 Rooms) with Kitchen, Ring Well, Wall at 7th Mile, Dimapur.

Price : 1 Crore (Nego)

Call : 7085911591

LAND FOR SALE LAND FOR SALE Location :

Padumpukhuri near Highway

Area : Plots available from 8 lakhs & above Contact : 8119988333 9089895104

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CORRIGENDUM Reference to the advertisement for “Walk-in-interview” of young Professional-II (YP-II) published vide number of even dated 02.11.2017 the date of interview may be read as 11.12.2017 instead of 11.11.2017. All other things will remain the same. Inconvenience caused is highly regretted. DC-2616

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LOST NOTICE

Name : Jafet N Chophimi F/Name : Nivito Chophimi Lost : Marksheet Roll No : 172804155 Class : XII Year : 2017 College : Salt Christian College, Dimapur

1. Location : Kushiabill Village Near Sema Church Area : 110 x 10 Rate : Rs. 110/2. Area : 100 x 90 Rate : Rs. 90/Rate will be Negotiable Contact : 9612594038 9436213938 DP-11467

LAND FOR SALE

Near New DC Complex Chumukedima 50 x 100 (5 Plots) 7.5 Lakhs Per Plot 100 x 100 (5 Plots) 15 Lakhs per plot Negotiable Contact : 9615943721 7005973055 DP-11451A

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EDUCATIONAL ADMISSION FOR 2018 SESSION - CIVIL ENGINEERING (DEGREE/ DIPLOMA), AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING, HARDWARE & NETWORKING ENGINEERING, SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, TRAVEL & TOURISM MANAGEMENT, TEA MANAGEMENT, DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC RELATION & ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT, JOURNALISM & M A S S C O M M U N I C AT I O N . CORRESPONDENCE FACILITIES. CONTACT - ASSAM PROFESSIONAL A C A D E M Y ( A PA ) , B O R A S E R V I C E , G U WA H AT I . P H : 09508207595/09854236557.

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Across 1 French friends turned back, receiving good letter from Greece (5) 4 Substitute endlessly on his feet? (5-2) 8 Speech-making in lab extension? (7) 9 Cracking up in southeast river (5) 10 Online message taking precious time (5) 11 Nuts cracked in shade (5) 13 A girl has to live somehow (6) 15 Odd result? It’s brilliant! (6) 18 French leader with clever story (5) 20 The best stuff is packed with energy (5) 23 Remove blockage from net (5) 24 French number in cargo (7) 25 Friend follows child without reservation (7) 26 Silly Billy from New York receiving accommodation (5) Down 1 It proves playing is playful (8) 2 Woman’s mealtime prayer (5) 3 Missionary position in central Wales (7) 4 Cutter is dreadfully chesty (6) 5 Some boats easily seen sailing (2,3) 6 Top side improperly put down (7) 7 Annoy an informer (4) 12 George Michael’s first attempt to include English as school subject (8) 14 Eccentric not on strike (7) 16 Family member with article that’s impure (7) 17 Batty place where high tolls may be expected? (6) 19 Gemstone set in rubbery leather (5) 21 Marbles man â€” Nigel, possibly (5) 22 Resident in Highlands cottage? (4)

Department. Arenla Longkurner, NSS, S.O. Finance Deptt. on promotion be transferred and posted as Under Secretary, Art & Culture. Amenla Sashi, NSS, Dy. Secy. Irrigation & Flood Control be transferred and posted as Dy. Secy. RD Deptt. On completion of the NCS induction training at ATI the following NCS Probationers may be posted as under: Seyiekhrietuo Solo, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Panso. Limakumala Pongener, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Shamtor. I m l i wa b a n g A i e r, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Longshen. Yitachu Thur, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Namsang. Kelengunuo Solo, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Razeba. Yapangmenla Jamir, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Chetheba. Sanpangchang Longkumer, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Longmatra. Tshelhi-u, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Tuensang. Dziesengunuo Mere, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Peren. Avunuo Kire, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Mon. Vitoka Ye pthomi, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Longleng Hqrs. Nyamok N. Konyak, NCS, EAC (P) be posted as EAC Phor.

CRETA 1.6 E+

Petrol. Black Colour Dec 2016 6400 Kms done Price : 9,60,000

RENAULT KWID RXT Petrol. Brown Colour Oct. 2016 1,25,000 Kms Done Price : 3,10,000 Contact : 8787605099

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(under consideration for promotion as SDO(C) w.e.f. 1/11/17) be retained as EAC, Pughoboto until his promotion. Meyazungba Jamir, NCS, EAC, Peren (designate) be retained as EAC Seyochung. L. Samuel, NCS, EAC Tuli (under consideration for promotion as SDO (C) w.e.f. 1/12/17) be retained as EAC Tuli until his promotion. Tsiatsusie Phoji, NCS, EAC Tuensang be transferred and posted as EAC Atoizu. Trongdiba Tongpi T. Sangtam, NCS, EAC Longchem be transferred and posted as EAC V.K. A t h r o n g, N C S, EAC Wokha be transferred and posted as EAC, Longchem. Wiridin, NCS, EAC Zunheboto be transferred and posted as EAC Dimapur. Ayangla Longchari, NSS, Deputy Secretary, P&AR Department be transferred and posted as Deputy Secretary, Finance Department. Ehungle Lungalang, NSS, Deputy Secretary, Sericulture be transferred and posted as Deputy Secretary, SCERT. Medolhi, NSS, Deputy Secretary, Home Department (designate) be retained as Deputy Secretary, AH & VS. Chubasangla, NSS, Under Secretary, Finance be transferred and posted as Under Secretary. YRS Department. Kechangulie Nienu, NSS, Under Secretary, YRS Department may be transferred and posted as Under Secretary, P&AR

FOR SALE TERRANO XV 2015 (NL) BALENO 2015 (NL) DUSTER 2015(NL) SCORPIO S10 2016 (NL) BOLERO 2010, 2012,2014 (NL) BOLERO GLX 2005(NL) NISSAN MICRA 2014(NL) DATSUN REDI GO 2017 (NL) DATSUN GO 2015 (NL) EECO (7 Str) AC 2013 (NL) EECO (7 Str) 2010, 2011 (NL) i20 ASTA 2010, 2015 (NL) EON D’LITE 2013 (NL) WAGON R LXI 2011 (NL) WAGON R LXI 2010 (NL) CHEVROLET BEAT LT 2012(NL) ALTO 800 LXI 2013, 2014 (NL) ALTO 800 LX 2013(NL) ALTO 800 STD 2012, 2013 (NL) ALTO K10 LXI 2010, 2011 (NL) ALTO LXI 2011 (NL) ALTO LX 2006, 2011 (NL) VAN E-III 2008, 2010 (NL) MARUTI CAR 99, 2005, 2010 (NL) GYPSY E-II, E-III Auction Ph. No.: 9774699215 / 9089314904

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ferred and posted as EAC Bhandari. Tumben P Tsanglao, EAC Mokokchung be transferred and posted as EAC Alongkima. Shelly Katiry, EAC Longkhim on promotion be retained as SDO (C) Longkhim. Lithrila Sangtam, EAC Athibung be transferred and posted as EAC Dimapur Hqrs. Ya n t h u n g b e m o Kikon, EAC Ngwalwa be transferred and posted as EAC Nsong. Tsutsowe Kupa, EAC Nsong be transferred and posted as EAC Ngwalwa. Rongsenmenla, NCS, EAC Dimapur on promotion be transferred and posted as SDO(C) Kiphire. Hotolu Sema, NCS, EAC Sakraba on promotion be transferred and posted as SDO (C) Ralan. Mudongoyi Chuzho, NCS, Under Secy. Labour & Employment be transferred and posted as BM Tsurangkong. Kikato K. Chishi, NCS, EAC Aghunaqa on promotion be transferred and posted as SDO (C) Kuhuboto. Alongdhimen Jamir, NCS, SDO (C) Kuhuboto be transferred and posted as Under Secy. Labour & Employment Deptt. Kelevituo Nisa, NCS, EAC Niuland on promotion be transferred and posted as SDO (C) Chessore. Thejakhrienuo Nisa, NCS, EAC Chetheba on promotion be transferred and posted as SDO (C) Mon. Tiayanger, Jamir, NCS, EAC Pughobuto

1ST KNO OPEN PENALTY SHOOTOUT TOURNAMENT

Date : 6th Nov. 2017 Time : 10:00 AM Venue : State Stadium Entry Fee : Rs. 1500/1st Prize : Rs. 10,000/2nd Prize : Rs. 5000/3rd Prize : Rs. 2000/Registration done at : 1. State Stadium Rostrum 2. RBG Printing Press, Near Fun Bowling Contact No : 7005561257/8974599933

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NEW DELHI, Nov 3 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday asserted that it is now easier to do business in India than ever before after the country leaped 30 places to break into top 100 nations worldwide. The jump to 100th rank on this year’s World Bank Ease of Doing Business index, from last year’s 130, is the biggest by any country this year, he said while addressing the World Food India conference here. India, he said, is one of fastest growing economies in the world and implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) from July 1 has eliminated multiplicity of taxes. The prime minister invited global companies to come and invest in the food process industry in India, saying it offers immense opportunity. He made a point that more investment is required in contract farming, raw material sourcing and creating agricultural linkages. There are opportunities in post-harvest management, Modi said, adding that there is immense potential for value addition in areas such as organic food.

SDO (C) Dimapur until his promotion. Albert Ezung, NCS. RO. Dimapur (under consideration for promotion as ADC w.e.f. 1/12/17) be transferred and posted as SDO (C) Pungro. Atsungba Walling, NCS, SDO (C), Noksen be transferred and posted as R.O. Dimapur. James T Khulu Tikhir, NCS, SDO(C) Chiepobozou (designate) be transferred and posted as SDO(C) Phomching. Longdiba L. Sangtam, NCS, Under Secretary, Power (designate) be transferred and posted as SDO (C) Zunhehoto. Thungchanbemo Tungoe, NCS, SDO(C) Ralan be transferred and posted as SDO(C) Kiphire. Re n b e m o E z u n g , NCS, SDO(C) Mangkolemba be transferred and posted as SDO(C) Chizami. Ilika Zhimomi, NCS, SDO(C) Phomching be transferred and posted as SDO(C) Chiephobozou. Er. Namang Sepong Chang, SDO(C) Zunheboto be transfer red and posted as SDO (C) Mokokchung. Lemlila Sangtam, NCS, SDO(C) Mokokchung be transferred and posted as SDO (C) Phek. Chumlamo Humtsoe, NCS, SDO(C) Chessore (designate) be retained as SDO(C) Changtongya. Vekuto Vero, SDO(C) Suruhoto be transferred and posted as SDO (C) Noksen. K . Te m j e n n a r o , SDO(C) Zunheboto be transferred and posted as SDO (C) Suruhoto. T. Moa Lemtor, NCS, SDO(C) Chen be transferred and posted as Under Secretary, Rural Dev. Deptt. Asalie Lese, NCS, Under Secretary. Art & Culture Deptt. be transferred and posted as SDO(C) Chen. Veneikho Tetso, EAC Longching be transferred and posted as EAC Peren Hqrs. Bodi Kapfo, EAC Bhandari, Champang may be transferred and posted as EAC Longching. S. Longnhyei Konyak, EAC Alongkima be trans-

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Y. Chingyak Konyak, NCS, ADC Naginimora btransferred and posted as ADC Seyochung. Chubawati Chang, NCS, PD. Tuensang be transferred and posted as ADC Peren. Nokchasashi, NCS, ADC Aghunato (designate) be transferred and posted as ADC Wokha. Razouvolie Dozo, NCS, PD, Phek, be transferred and posted as ADC Kohima. T.C. Kiumsumong Tikhir, ADC Kohima be transferred and posted as ADC Aghunato. Thsuvisie Phoji, ADC Nokiak be transferred and posted as ADC Mangkolemba. T. N c h u m b e m o Odyuo, ADC Bhandari be transferred and posted as ADC, Longleng. Temsuwati Longkumer, NCS, ADC Longleng be transferred and posted as ADC Bhandari. W. Manpai Phom, NCS, ADC Mokokchung be transferred and posted as ADC Dimapur. Sara Jamir, NCS, ADC Dimapur be transferred and posted as ADC Mokokchung. Mhathung Tsanglao, ADC Phek be transferred and posted as ADC Pughoboto. Theodore Yanthan, ADC, Tseminyu be transferred and posted as ADC Noklak. Avelu Ruho, ADC Pughoboto be transferred and posted as ADC Tseminyu. A r i k u m b a , N C S, ADC Atoizu be transferred and posted as ADC Naginimora. Imtimenla, NCS, PD Peren be transferred and posted as Deputy, Secretary, Works & Housing. Wasu Kaitry, NCS, ADC Seyochung he transferred and posted as Deputy Secretary, Evaluation. T i a m e r e n C h a n g, NCS, SDO (C) Changtongya (designate) (under consideration for promotion as ADC w.e.f. 1/11/17) be transferred and posted as SDO (C) Phek. Zakabo V. Rotokha, NCS, SDO (C) Dimapur (under consideration for promotion as ADC W.e.f. 1/12/17) be retained as

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India and South-East Asia is fast becoming the next battleground for these Chinese brands. A Chinese brand holds a top five ranking in each of these markets. “During the quarter, the leading smartphone players grew faster in international markets than domestic markets. This indicates that leading smartphone players are now gearing up to target higher price points in a bid to position their devices as quality products in the minds of the consumers,” noted Research Analyst Shobhit Srivastava. Samsung led the smartphone market by volume with a market share of 20.6 per cent in Q3 2017. Its smartphone shipments recorded a growth of 9 per cent annually during the quarter. Apple shipments grew 3 per cent annually in Q3 2017, reaching 46.7 million units globally. Xiaomi emerged as the fastest growing brand YoY (over 81 per cent) driven by strong sales in both China and India. Xiaomi was also the fastest growing brand in both China and India during the quarter. Xiaomi shipped 28 million smartphones, capturing 7 per cent market share in Q3 2017.

(From p-1) L. Jamithung Lotha, NCS, DC Tuensang may be transferred as jt. secy. Agriculture & PD IFAD and Team Leader NEPED. Kovi Meyase, NCS, DC Phek may be transferred jt. secy. LRD. John B. Chawang, NCS, DRC, Nagaland House, New Delhi on promotion is retained as jt. RC, Nagaland House, New Delhi. L. Adaha, NSS, jt. secy. DUDA may be transferred as jt. secy. S&T. Linda Solo, NCS, director YR&S may be transferred as jt. secy. Forest deptt. Imtirenla Jamir, jt. secy. Excise may be transferred as director YR&S. Asangla lmti, NCS, director F&CS may be transferred as jt. secy. H&FW. Alun Hangsing, NCS, secretary F&CS will hold additional charge of director, F&CS on ex-officio basis. The transfer and posting of three NCS officers as Project Director DRDA to be placed under the disposal of RD department-- Wennyie Konyak, NCS, ADC Pungro; Keyirangding Hegui, NCS, dy. secy. Tourism and H. Atokhe Aye, dy. secy. RD. Yo n g c h i n g k u m l a , NCS, dy. secy SCERT on promotion may be transferred as jt. secy H&FW department. S. Tainiu Khiamniungan, NCS ADC Peren (under consideration for promotion as jt. secy. w.e.f. 1/11/2017) be transferred as dy. secy. Power. Hotolu Swu, NCS ADC Wokha be transferred as dy. secy. S&WC deptt. Chubatemjen, NCS, ADC, Aboi be transferred as dy. secy. I&FC deptt. V. Lovitoly Serma, NCS, ADC Niuland may be transferred as ADC Aboi. T. Imtiwapang Aier, NCS, ADC Mangkolemba be transferred as ADC Tuensang. Rosy M. Athrila, NCS, Deputy Secretary, Land Revenue be transferred and posted as ADC Niuland.

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New Delhi, Nov 3 (IANS): With global smartphone shipments reaching a record 400 million units in the third quarter this year, the top 10 players have captured 75 per cent of the market, leaving just a quarter for the remaining over 600 brands to compete in, new research said on Friday. According to Counterpoint Research’s “Market Monitor” service, global smartphone shipments grew 5 per cent (Year-onYear) in the third quarter. Chinese brands Xiaomi, Vivo, OPPO and Huawei remained the fastest growing smartphone brands. Samsung, Apple and LG also showed growth during the quarter. “The global smartphone market continues to grow in single digits driven by growth in emerging markets. In such a scenario, we have seen key hardware differentiators proliferate to lower price points at much faster rates,” said Jeff Fieldhack, Research Director at Counterpoint Research, in a statement. “In addition, the increasing share of leading brands is putting additional pressure on smaller brands which can lead to consolidation in some of the OEM-crowded regions going forward,” he said. Apart from China,

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, november 4, 2017

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With profound appreciation to our Almighty God, we the Sutemi Union Dimapur congratulate Mr. Khetoshe Chishi, S/o Lt. Vishito Chishi for successfully clearing and securing the post of Secretariat Assistant through NPSC 2016-17. We give glory to our Almighty God for the success and wish you the very best in all your future endeavour. Zhekuto Aye Ghunato Chophy President, SUD General Secretary, SUD

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With immense pride and honour, the Western Angami Students’ Union extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kikrusebi Senotsu, S/o Late Thekrulhuto Senotsu, present General Secretary (WASU) for securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant (JDA ) in the recently declared NPSC (NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services) Exam. The Union would also like to congratulate: 1. Er. Mhasilhusie Nagi, S/o Neisako Nagi 2. Er. Rokosielie Kehie, S/o Virie Kehie 3. Er. Mhasinei-i Nakhro, D/o Pelevituo Nakhro For securing the post of Junior Engineer (Civil) Class II Gazetted Officer, Department of Works & Housing in the recently declared NPSC (Combined technical services examination). The Union further wishes them all the very best for their future endeavours. KETOULETUO KUOTSU SEYIELHOUCA KEHIE President, WASU Speaker, WASU K-3617

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With immense pride and honour, the XVSU conveys its heartiest congratulations to Smt. Mughali Y. Achumi, D/o Shri Yevuto Achumi, GB and Smt. Hetoli Achumi for securing the post of Secretariat Assistant in the recent NPSC Exam. The Union also wishes great success in your future endeavours.

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SÜNGRATSÜ STUDENTS' UNION P.O: IMPUR- 798615, B.P.O: SÜNGRATSÜ MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND Nükjidong : "Nübur Asoshi"

We the Kulolau Vekuhomi Kuposhukulu with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. H. Aloto Shohe, S/o. Dr. Hezheto Shohe for his achievement in securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant (JDA) through recently declared NPSC Examination. The Union further wishes that Almighty guide & bless him through tout his life. But those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint. Isaiah 40:31 DP-11461 OFFICE OF THE

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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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The Riphyim Yanthan Ekhung Wokha town & Riphyim Yanthan Randan Khumshum Wokha town with profound joy extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Thungchio E Odyuo, S/o Mr. Elithung Odyuo for being selected to the post of Junior Divisional Accountant under the Department of Treasuries & Accounts in the recently conducted NPSC exam 2017. The Ekhung prays that the Almighty God blesses him with good health, and wishes greater success in the days ahead. PANTUNGO ODYUO THUNGBEN LOTHA CHAIRMAN, RYEWT TREASURER, RYEWT

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The Sungratsu Students' Union with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for bringing laurels to the community for their outstanding achievements on the following ﬁelds. 1) Dr. Karilemla Longchar (Assistant Professor Pune University) D/o Mr. Marangshi Longchar and Late Mrs. Mapusangla Walling on receiving the Award for excellence in PhD thesis work for the year 2015 – 2017 for the outstanding research contribution from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. 2) Miss Temsurenla Aier, D/o Late Satemyanger Aier and Mrs Tongpangnungla Longchar for securing the post of Junior Engineer (Civil) under Works and Housing Department on the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Exam. The Union prays and wishes them the very best in their future endeavours. Mr. lmchalemba Walling Miss. J. Asangla Longchar President, General Secretary, SSU SSU DP-11465

FELICITATION With immense pride and honour, the Pochury Student's Union Kohima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for bringing laurels to the community by their outstanding achievement in the recently declared NCS, NPS, NSS, and Allied Services and CTS exam 2016 conducted by the NPSC. 1. Mr. TSHÜSIETHO NYUTHE, S/o Shri Nyusietho Nyuthe, to the post of Secretariat Assistant (Cl- III Non-Gazetted), under Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department. 2. Miss. LUSA KATIRY, D/o Shri Lt. Senipa Katiry , to the post of Junior Divisional Accountant (Cl- III Non-Gazetted), under Treasuries & Accounts Department. 3. Miss. CHIRHOLA POCHURY, D/o Shri Tsimatho Po ,( Cl-III NonGazetted), under Art & Culture Department. The Union gives all glory to Almighty God, and further wishes them success and greater achievements in their future endeavour. (P. HAMPENG CHUGHO) (AVICHIRHO POJI) President, P.S.U.K General Secretary, P.S.U.K

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The KSU with immense pride and honor would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Nekshiwati, s/o Mr & Mrs. Kelentoshi, for securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant (Cl-III Non-Gazetted), under Treasuries and Accounts Department in the recently declared NPSC (NCS, NPS & Allied Services) Exam 2016. We take much pride in your achievement and further wishes you success in all your future endeavors Malangchang Lanunukshi Jamir President KSU Gen.Secy. KSU OFFICE OF THE

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KOHIMA: NAGALAND Regd. No. 467 Motto: ‘’Stands for the brighter”

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT URBAN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER DIMAPUR: NAGALAND

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The Shine Society, Xelhozhe Village would like to congratulate Mrs. Mughali. Y. Achumi, D/o. Yevito Achumi (G.B) Xelhozhe Village for clearing the recently declared NPSC exam in the position of Secretariat Assistant and bringing laurels to the village. The Society wishes her good-luck in her future endeavour.

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Dimapur Nkonjan Yonchucho Yamo Ekhung with immense pride and honour congratulate the following : 1. Dr. N. Morothung Ezung for securing the post of Veterinary Assistant Surgeon through NPSC 2017. 2. Miss. Arhonbeni Ezung for securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant through NPSC 2017. The Ekhung wishes them success and greater achievement in all their future endeavour and prays that Almighty God continues to bless them.

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The Thipüzumi Welfare Society Kohima congratulates:1. Rev. Dr. Vesekhoyi Tetseo on taking charge as General Secretary , Asian Pacific Baptist Federation. 2. Mrs. Sekhonülü Thingo, W/o Er. Posetso Thingo on being promoted to SDEO under DSE. The Society wishes them success as they take on their new responsibilities. Ekhahu Rose Vekhopra Khamu Chairman, TWSK Secretary, TWSK

Washington, Nov 3 (PTI): President Donald Trump has tapped Jerome Powell to lead the Federal Reserve, denying Janet Yellen a second term, as he voiced confidence that the fellow Republican would be able to guide the world’s largest economy through “any challenges” with his wisdom and leadership. Powell, 64, will replace Yellen, who was nominated by Trump’s predecessor Barack Obama in 2013. Her term as the US central bank’s first female leader expires in February. “I am confident that with Jay as a wise steward of the Federal Reserve, it will have the leadership it needs in the years to come,” Trump said at a White House press conference. “He’s strong, he’s com-

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said. It will be the first time in four decades that a new president has not asked the current Fed chair to stay on for a second term. Trump said that he respected Yellen and called the 71- year-old “a wonderful woman who has done a terrific job.” The Fed under Yellen’s leadership has sharply reduced unemployment while maintaining control of inflation, coming as close to achieving its congressional mandate as at any time in its history. If confirmed by the Senate, Powell will put his considerable talents and experience to work, leading US’s independent central bank, which has the critical responsibility to set monetary policy and monitor our banking system as a whole, the president said. Powell, a Republican and multi-millionaire, has served on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors since 2012. He has consistently voted with Yellen to slowly raise interest rates and sell off assets that the Fed bought up in the wake of the severe recession of 2008 and 2009, indicating that he is expected to continue with the current monetary policy.

The Zhipfhemi Youth Society with immense joy congratulates Mr. Mechietsho Koza, son of Mr. Khapelo Koza and Avono Koza for securing the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) Rank No.8, at the NPSC (NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied) Exam 2016. The society is elated at the fact that Mr. Mechietsho Koza is the first person from Zhipfhemi Khel to secure the prestigious post of EAC in NPSC Exam. The ZYS thank our Almighty God for his achievement and expresses great admiration and gratitude to Mechietsho for his sincerity and dedication, thus, bringing laurels to the whole Village Community. May the Almighty God bless you abundantly as you venture into your new assignment. Mr. Viepetsolo Koza Mr. Kope Koza Mr. Lalo Koza President Gen. Secy Literacy Secy.

The Aizuto Students' Union with immense pride and honour heartily congratulates Mr. Hinoka Chishi, S/o Mr. Avito Chishi and Mrs. Tosheli Chishi for bringing laurels by successfully securing the post of Secretariat Assistant (SA) under Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department, in the recently declared NPSC examination 2016 result. The Union further wishes and prays that Almighty God continue to bless him throughout his career. Boto Z. Aye President, ATSU

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Saipov managed to kill eight people and injure more than 12 others before he was shot by a police officer and taken into custody. Inside the rented truck, investigators recovered a note written in Arabic pledging allegiance to the Islamic State. It was the deadliest terrorist attack in New York since terrorists rammed hijacked airplanes into the twin towers of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. Although the group provided no evidence to back its claim, CNN reported that the Islamic State claimed via its al-Naba newsletter that “One of the Islamic State soldiers in America attacked on Tuesday a number of crusaders on a street in New York City.”

Tehran, Nov 3 (IANS): Iran on Friday accused the CIA of spreading “fake news” about Tehrans support to the Al Qaeda, describing the claims as an attempt to “whitewash” the truth about the role US allies had in the September 11, 2001 attacks. “A record low for the reach of petrodollars: CIA & FDD fake news w/ selective Al Qaeda docs re: Iran can’t whitewash role of US allies in 9/11,” Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif wrote on his Twitter account on Friday. Zarif posted the tweet after the release of a 19-page Al Qaeda report in Arabic, which claimed Iran supported the extremist group before the 9/11 attacks. The document, part of nearly 47,000 documents released by the CIA, quoted the group’s slain leader Osama bin Laden as saying: “Anyone who wants to strike America, Iran is ready to support him and help him with their frank and clear rhetoric.” It claimed that Iran and Al Qaeda could overlook their differences and join forces when it came to confronting the US. The US government’s 9/11 Commission has made similar allegations, saying Iranian officials met Al Qaeda leaders in Sudan in either 1991 or early 1992.

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With immense pride, the Forestry Graduates Association of Nagaland (FGAN) would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Zerütsu Kesiezie, Vice-President of FGAN for securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant (Class-Ill, NonGazetted) under Treasuries and Accounts Department in the recently declared NPSC (NCS,NPS, NSS and Allied Service Examination 2016-17) The Association is proud to celebrate your success together and wishes you the best in your future career. May the Almighty God continue to bless you abundantly. Kikavi Chopi President FGAN.

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The man wanted for what appears to be a random killing spree at a Colorado Walmart was arrested Thursday after an hourslong manhunt. The suspect, identified as 47-year-old Scott Ostrem, was taken into custody this morning, according to the Thornton Police Department, reported ABC news. Two men and one woman were killed in the shooting. The victims are Denver residents Pamela Marques, 52, and Victor Vasquez, 26, and Thornton resident Carlos Moreno, 66, according to the Adams-Broomfield County coroner. Ostrem allegedly walked in the front door of the store in the Denver suburb of Thornton and opened fire, targeting people in the front of the store near the registers. He then exited the store, got into a red Mitsubishi Mirage and fled the scene, police said after reviewing security footage from the store. The motive for the shooting remained unclear. Court documents reveal that Ostrem has a history of arrests and financial problems.

holds, including Mosul in Iraq and Raqqa in northern Syria. It also comes as Iraqi forces and allied Shiite militiamen are chasing IS remnants inside the town of Qaim, on the Iraqi side of the border. T h e S y r i a n a r my, backed by Russia and Iran, and Kurdish- led Syrian forces, backed by the United States, are now racing to take the rest of the oil-rich eastern province of Deir elZour, including the key town of Boukamal near the Iraqi border. Moscow’s military involvement in the Syrian war since 2015 has propped up President Bashar Assad’s forces and turned the conflict in his favor, while Russian mediation earlier this year launched cease-fire talks in Astana, Kazakhstan. The talks, sponsored jointly with Iran and Turkey, have brokered local deals that have significantly reduced violence in the wartorn country. “Army units, in cooperation with allied forces, liberated the city of Deir al-Zour completely from the Daesh terrorist organization,” the military statement said, using the Arabic name for IS.

ZELIANG OFFICER'S ASSOCIATION, NAGALAND The Zeliang Officer’s Association, Nagaland (ZOAN) extends its heartiest congratulations to the following members on their grand success in the recently declared NPSC examination for NCS, NPS, NSS and Allied Services 2017.Your achievements have brought immense joy and encouragement to our community. 1. Mr. Ihoilung Chuilo 5th Rank EAC 2. Mr. Khiuzan Kaurinta 6th Rank EAC 3. Mr. Sizin Renttah 13th Rank EAC 4. Ms. Ngimchule Nampeung 2nd Rank DSP 5. Ms. Kenlumyizoilie 9th Rank S.A 6. Mr. Teulung Pame 17th Rank JDA The Association prays that the Almighty God showers His blessing and wisdom to you all for a prosperous future. Sd/ANGAU I. THOU Dr. HIABE ZELIANG President Gen. Secretary ZOAN ZOAN

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WASHINGTON, Nov 3 (Agencies): The Islamic State “will pay a big price for every attack on us,” President Donald Trump declared on Twitter Friday morning, a response to the militant group’s claim that the driver who killed eight people in New York City by running them over with a truck earlier this week is a “soldier of the caliphate.” “ISIS just claimed the Degenerate Animal who killed, and so badly wounded, the wonderful people on the West Side, was ‘their soldier,’” Trump wrote on Twitter. “Based on that, the Military has hit ISIS ‘much harder’ over the last two days. They will pay a big price for every attack on us!” In brief comments to reporters Friday before embarking on his 12-day trip to Asia, Trump said “we are hitting them 10 times harder,” when asked about ISIS. Police on Wednesday said Sayfullo Saipov, the 29year-old Uzbekistan native alleged to have driven a rented truck down a crowded bike path in New York this week, carried out his attack following guidance published by the Islamic State.

(Agencies): The Syrian army announced Friday it liberated the long-contested eastern city of Deir elZour from the Islamic State group, a largely symbolic victory in the military’s bigger fight to capture the last remaining IS strongholds in the oil-rich province along the border with Iraq. In a statement, the military said it was now in full control of the city, after a weeks-long campaign carried out with allied forces. It said army units were now removing booby traps and mines left behind by the extremist group in the city. Deir el-Zour, on the west bank of the Euphrates River, had been divided into a government-held and an IS-held part for nearly three years. Syrian government forces and their pro-government allies first broke the militant group’s siege of their part of the city in September in a Russian-backed offensive, and have been advancing against IS positions since then. The city is the largest in eastern Syria and the capital of the province with the same name. The development is the latest significant defeat for IS as the militant group sees its self-proclaimed “caliphate” crumble and lose

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‘When ‘Celebration of Ao Harmony’ concert tonight Anna Wintour is ‘most NewTheyBVBCallsong My Name’ C powerful woman’ in media L V big names including Bonnie Hammer (number two), the chair of media company NBCUniversal. “Anna Wintour is the most influential woman in the printed press simply because Vogue magazine is the pinnacle of taste-making and women’s fashion,” Enders explains. “She incarnates the transatlantic bonds of commercial fashion endeavour today, spanning the continent where fashion was born to the dynamic innovation of the British and American fashion houses.”

of Facebook and Google, despite these two companies being advertising behemoths today.” ‘Taste-making’ Despite that, Wintour has still squeezed out other Here’s the list: 1. Anna Wintour - artistic director, Conde Nast 2. Bonnie Hammer - chair, NBCUniversal 3. Stacey Snider - chair/CEO, 20th Century Fox 4. Beyonce Knowles-Carter - singer 5. Margarita Simonyan - editor-in-chief, RT news channel (Russia) 6. Dana Walden - CEO, Fox Television Group 7. Katharine Viner - editor-in-chief, Guardian 8. Donna Langley - chair, Universal Pictures 9. Zanny Minton Beddoes - editor-in-chief, The Economist 10. Kathleen Kennedy - president, Lucasfilms 11. Arianna Huffington - co-founder, Huffington Post 12. Taylor Swift - singer 13. JK Rowling - author 14. Shobhana Bhartia - chair, HT Media 15. Priyanka Chopra - actor/UN goodwill ambassador (BBC)

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We the Ao Kaketshir Telongjem Dimapur take immense pride and honour to convey our heartfelt congratulations to our Executive member, Miss Kathyinla Jamir, d/o Temsumeren Jamir, Longmisa village, for being selected to the post of Junior Divisional Accountant under Treasuries & Accounts Department in the recently conducted NPSC Exam 2016-17. The Union further wishes and prays that Almighty God continue to bless her throughout her career. Lanutoshi President

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We, the Shiponger Village Council, Shiponger Baptist Church and Shiponger Student’s Union with immense pride and honour, extends 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.

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The Kandi Public Union (KPU) extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri Phachulo Kath son of David Kath & Bano Kath of Sishunu Village for your success in NPSC as Assistant Election Officer (AEO), Government of Nagaland. The Union further wishes him a bright future. DC-2624

‘Verified Fan’ platform reduce the opportunity of secondary ticket selling by over 90%. David Marcus, Executive VP and Head of Music at Ticketmaster, explained more about the system in an interview with Billboard. “Fans register with Verified Fan two to three weeks before tickets go on sale. That gives us a chance to slow the huge rush that takes place when we open the doors and put tickets on sale. “Verified Fan allows us to weed out bad actors and know exactly how many people want to buy tickets.” Arthur Fogel, from promoter Live Nation, told the publication that U2 are utilising Ticketmaster’s system due to the “justified outcry of brokers and bots scooping up a fair amount of tickets. “I think every artist wants their tickets getting into the hands of real fans,” he said. “When you look at what’s happening in the industry and why people are doing Verified Fan, it makes complete sense for U2. There is a very limited amount of inventory and demand will exceed supply.” (NME)

to bring positive change in our society through this medium of Art. Anungba Sanglir: Known for his gentle voice, the charismatic tall charming persona reminisce his mother who had a strong influence in his life when it comes to singing which led him to mark the milestone in his music career. He recalls his mother singing lullaby as he goes to sleep. Might seem quite strange but this little boy crooned even before he could speak his mother tongue. Life itself was difficult those early days, as he talks about how his mother who ingeniously builds an imitation of a stringed instrument using a bamboo. A person fond of writing poetry and short stories who never thought would hit the recording studio became one of the highest selling album among Ao Naga artist. He has released three albums so far, Aluyimer, Jina Etiben Ken and Nokinketer. He is revered for many of his contributions in music particularly towards the Ao dialect. Marjo A Kichu: Marjo, 21 years of age currently doing her Masters in Chemistry from St. Joseph University. Ever since her childhood she was deeply influenced by music. Most of her family members were either deep rooted in music. The love for music deeply ran in her family. She loves to sing and have been performing for as long as she can remember, her passion in singing started mostly at schools and different churches. She is a positive and very energetic person most of the time but needs some quite time alone just listening to music over and over again. Toshimeren: Grade 6 in voice under rock School of Music, winner of Magnum Opus (original song compettion). Teacher at Hope Academy.

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2 will become the first band to make full use of Ticketmaster’s ‘Verified Fan’ platform when tickets for their next North American arena tour go on sale later this month. The legendary Irish band will embark on their latest jaunt, the ‘Experience + Innocence’ tour, in May next year, with tickets due to go on general sale on November 20. In an effort to prevent tickets for the tour falling into the hands of touts, U2 are asking their North American fans to sign up to Ticketmaster’s ‘Verified Fan’ system before November 18 in order to buy tickets in the November 20 general sale. The technology will also be in place for the presales for members of U2’s fan club – fan club members can access tickets from November 14, and those who haven’t already can sign up to the club here before November 12 – meaning that all of the tickets for the North American run of the ‘Experience + Innocence’ tour will be sold through the ‘Verified Fan’ platform. According to Ticketmaster, sales through the

lieves in connecting people and spreading love and Peace through music. Tiameren Aier: Singer, a song writer and a talented musician. He started singing at a very young age. His first album is titled Itaya Nungo (Moonlight Night Souvenir). Some of his hit songs from the album are “Aluyimer”, “Mokokchung”, “Molumi nu meyong”. He is working on his next album and will be singing some newly composed songs as well as some hit songs from his previous album. Tsuza Imchen: Tsuzarisang Imchen or known to many simply as Tsuza is a man who has been a part of the music seen in Nagaland since the early 1970’s. He was the vocalist for the band ‘Flanders’, ‘Sticky Fingers’ and ‘Stray Cat Blues’. He cites Rolling Stones, John Frogerty, Eagles and Elvis Presley as his influencers. Dreamz Unlimited: Dreamz Unlimited is a theatre and Film Production House based in Dimapur, Nagaland. They have a Youtube channel with the same name where they constantly upload short videos mostly on the trending topics in the state with a touch of of satire and humour. They also do adds for government and private entrepreneurs’ and since their forte is comedy most of their videos reflects that. At present they have more than 32000 subscribers which is highest compared to any Youtubers has reached that mark in a year. Recently their feature film NANA – a tale of us, was widely appreciated by all sections of people and one of their video on the theme ‘Swachh Sanklap Se Swachh Siddhi’ (My Contribution towards Making India Clean) got 3rd position at National Level Short Film competition. The members of DU consists of different tribes and they are commited in working together in unity

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hree-time Grammy Award-winning multiplatinum band Maroon 5 released their sixth studio album, “Red Pill Blues”, on Friday. Fe a t u r i n g s p e c i a l guest appearances by singers SZA, Julia Michaels and rappers A$AP Rocky and LunchMoney Lewis, the international version albums include both a 14track standard edition as well as an international deluxe version which is a two-CD set of the 14 tracks plus six tracks recorded live in Manchester, UK in 2015, read a statement. The physical international deluxe includes the access all areas digital hub specially curated content. Maroon 5 had earlier functionality which provides digital access to exclusive debuted the music video for Maroon 5 tracks and other the band’s current single,

at Note Grid School of Music and Hills Praise Academy. Mangyang Kichu: Mangyang Kichu a singer, song writer and a talented musician from Nagaland. He is also a grade 8 topper in Vocals from Trinity College London. He sang for the President of India on two occasions, the former prime minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh, the CAG of India and on the felicitation program for Mary Kom at the Taj, Delhi. He performed along with Neil Zaza 2016 in Dimapur, was the opening act for Eric Martin (Mr. Big) at Kohima and Dimapur 2016. He is the proprietor of a music store called Big Fuzz located at 3rd mile Dimapur and currently the vocalist of an Acoustic band called 3’s Company. Sashi and Asen: The power ballad duo Sashi and Asen , Sashi was the front man of Invaders band during the college days which was formed in the year 1997-2006. Invaders was a sensation among the rockers during the 90’s. Higher ground formed in 2007 till date. They married in 1999 and have three children. Performed all over the country and in the region. Sashi is a studio recordist and musician and Asen a teacher. Wonder Wave: Wonder Wave is a boy band from Dimapur formed in the year 2001 consisting of four members, Imna Yaden, Asangba Jamir, Teeya Imsong, Tiaren Lusang. The band members met while persuing their studies at Guwahati, Assam. They released their first album “friendship” in the year 2003 recorded at Guwahati. The band took a break, they make their comeback with the single hit. ‘Osang Tajung” (Ao) featuring Alobo Naga last year, currently the band is working on a new single which will be released this December. The band be-

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ogue’s editor-in-chief Anna Wintour is the most powerful woman in media and entertainment, according to Forbes magazine. Dame Anna has earned a reputation as one of fashion’s most influential, and formidable, commentators. The famous fashion boss is also the artistic director of Vogue’s publisher Conde Nast. She is joined on the prestigious list by the likes of Beyonce, Taylor Swift and JK Rowling. Forbes compiles the annual list based on money earned, media mentions and general influence. But why is Dame Anna top of the tree? Media analyst Alice Enders has a theory. “It’s pretty simple why Anna Wintour is number one - Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg and Google’s Susan Wojcicki are not included in that list,” she says. “By media, they mean the printed press and performing arts. “They (Forbes) have studiously segmented out the advertising genius

elebration of Ao Harmony, a concert organized by Dimapur Ao Lanur Telongjem Dimapur (DALT) will be held today at DDSC stadium, Dimapur, from 4 p.m. onwards. The following artistes will be performing: Waluniba Lemtur: is a gifted guitarist who started playing the guitar at a very young age under the guidance and support of his parents Sashi Lemtur and Asen Imchen who themselves are musician. He is also a student of Joey Woch and has completed his 8th grade in classical guitar. He also won the most promising guitarist under 18 year’s category at the Kolkata International Guitar Festival 2014. Moajungla: A young sensation who took the internet by storm when she did a cover of Dolly Parton’s “Coat of many colors”. A shy person by nature yet the only time she can express and be by herself is when she sings. Never had a professional training but has the ability to touch the hearts of the listeners with her voice. Raised from a humble Christian background, youngest in the family with one elder brother. As a kid, she always wanted to be a rock star, started sing at a very young age. She remembers entertaining passengers in the bus with the song ‘I want it that way’ by Back Street Boys, when she was just three (3 Years old). And she thought that’s how she realized her passion for singing at a tender age. Wapong ozukum: Known for his incredible vocal range, a wholesome talented singer songwriter. Front man of the band INCIPIT. Had performed all over the country. Recipient of Best Vocalist at Hornbill International Rock contest 2010, Rock Rules Guwahati 2011, Rocko Phoenix 2011, released an Ao album in April 2016, already clocked 168 million presently the Voice teacher streams on Spotify and over 90 million views on YouTube. (IANS) os Angeles rockers Black Veil Brides have released a brand new song called “When They Call My Name”. The track, which can be streamed below, is taken from the band’s upcoming fifth album, “Vale”, which will be released on January 12 via Lava/Universal Republic. The follow-up to Black Veil Brides’ 2014 self-titled effort, which was originally expected to arrive in September, was produced by John Feldmann at his Southern California studio. Black Veil Brides frontman Andy Biersack said: “We cannot wait for the BVB army to hear ‘Vale’ in its entirety! “In my opinion, this record is the most complete and exciting album we have done to date. “The opportunity to work with John Feldmann once again over the course of the past two years creating ‘Vale’ was an incredible experience and I am thrilled with the collection of songs we have put together as a band. “The Latin translation of ‘Vale’ is ‘be well, be strong!’ and central to the message of this record. (NME)

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IAAF to introduce rankings in 2018

L O N D O N, N ov 3 (Agencies): Athletics is to introduce a world rankings system in 2018 as part of a widespread effort to bring some sense and shape to its currently nebulous calendar, and continue to move away from the sport’s scandalhit past. The introduction of the rankings in partnership with All Athletics, announced on Friday, is part of a sweeping reform package that was voted in by the IAAF last December to change the way the sport’s governing body operates. The rankings will be a point-based system in which athletes collect points across different levels of meet throughout the season to determine qualification for premier competitions such as the O ly m p i c s a n d Wo r l d Championships. It is also hoped that the introduction of the

rankings will bring some focus to the Diamond League, where currently leading athletes often do not compete against each other, leaving fans feeling short-changed and often confused. International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) President Seb Coe has made no secret of his frustration with many aspects of the Diamond League’s current format and is desperate to reform it. When it comes to major championships, athletes are currently selected by their national associations, if they achieve a qualifica-

Thiem worried about speed of court at ATP Finals

Dominic Thiem

L ondon , N o v 3 (Agencies): Dominic Thiem admits he is concerned about the speed of the court at London’s O2 ahead of the ATP Finals, but is looking forward to the challenge. The 24-year-old Austrian lifted the Rio Open trophy earlier in the season and also enjoyed a successful clay-court campaign

which culminated in a second consecutive semi-final berth at the French Open. But it is Thiem’s record on indoor hard which is his concern ahead of the season-ending extravaganza at the O2 Arena, where the speed of the court is notoriously fast. His best effort on indoor hard this season is a quarter-final appearance at the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam, and was dumped out of the Paris Masters in the last 16 by veteran Spaniard Fernando Verdasco. But Thiem is determined to showcase his improvement which has seen him climb to a careerhigh No 6.

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tion time or mark. “The IAAF World Rankings will drive and shape the global competition system including entry into the World Championships and Olympic Games,” Coe said in a statement. “For the first time in the sport’s history, athletes, media and fans will have a clear understanding of the hierarchy of competitions... allowing them to follow a logical seasonlong path to the pinnacle of Athletics’ top two competitions.” The athletes’ position in the rankings will be determined by various perfor-

mance aspects along with the level of competition they are participating in. The points system for each event along with other details related to the rankings will be finalised in the first quarter of 2018, meaning the new system can be applied for qualification into the 2019 World Championships and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The sport’s governing body will also establish a new department named IAAF Heritage to use athletics’ history, drive understanding of the sport and promote it around the world. “The Rankings will bring much needed clarity to what is today a confusing competition picture even for those from within the sport, while Heritage will be an important tool to help inform, inspire and engage interest through the extraordinarily story of Athletics,” IAAF CEO Olivier Gers said.

S Y D N E Y, N o v 3 (Agencies): Australia skipper Steve Smith on Friday rubbished claims he favours his “mates” as selection looms for the highly anticipated Ashes Test series with England. Smith is not part of Australia’s three-man selection panel, but he has been assailed by former players who believe he gets too much say in Australia’s lineups. The captain hit back strongly at a media conference in Sydney, calling suggestions of favouritism “absolute garbage”. “I’m not a selector, but I certainly speak to the selectors a lot and express

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my views,” Smith told reporters. “All this rubbish about me picking my mates, it’s absolute garbage. I certainly don’t agree with that.” Questions were raised about Smith’s involvement in the New South Wales team decision to drop veteran opener Ed Cowan from a recent game against South Australia, with young Test hopeful

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K aka m i g a h a r a , Nov 3 (IANS): India set their date with China in the final of the 9th women’s Asia Cup after beating hosts Japan 4-2 in the semi-final here on Friday. The Indian eves rode on a brace from Gurjit Kaur and field goals from Navjot Kaur and Lalremsiami to advance to a fourth Asia Cup final. India won the title in

2004 and finished runnersup in 1999 and 2009. Gurjit gave India a perfect start, successfully converting a penalty corner in the seventh minute before Navjot’s field goal in the ninth minute made it 2-0 for the tourists. In the same minute, Gurjit inflated India’s lead to 3-0 with a brilliant field goal. But Japan was no push-

over. It managed to dominate the Indians in the second quarter and reduced the deficit to 2-3 through field goals from Shiho Tsujii (17’) and Yui Ishibashi (28’). The third quarter saw Lalremsiami score her first goal of the tournament to put India ahead 4-2, and the defenders did well to keep the Japanese at bay thereon.

KNO open penalty shoot out on November 6 DIMAPUR, NOV 3 (NPN): Kyong Nchumchio Okho (KNO) is organizing the first open penalty shoot-out tournament on November 6 at 10 a.m. at State Stadium, Dimapur. Registration can be done on payment of Rs. 1500 as entry fee at State Stadium Rostrum and RBG printing press, near Fun Bowling. Further details can be contacted at 7005561257 and 8974599933.

Daniel Hughes preferred in his place. Blues coach Trent Johnston said it was one of the toughest decisions of his coaching career to leave out the former Test opener, who was the top run-scorer in last season’s Sheffield Shield. C o w a n t o l d Fo x Sports, “I don’t agree with that selection policy, but it’s the Australian Test captain, it’s his team.” This prompted criticism from former Test paceman Rodney Hogg, among others, of Smith’s alleged “captain’s calls” at the selection table.

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LATE TONGPANGSANGBA (KHAR)

One year has passed since our beloved brother LATE TONGPANGSANGBA left for heavenly abode. The consequent vacuum can never be filled but we derive solace from the fact that nothing is permanent in this world and thank Almighty God for giving us the privilege of sharing our life journey with a wonderful brother. We fondly cherish his memories. DP-11471

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We the family members convey our sincere gratitude to every individual, East Police Station Staff, Kushiabill Village, Ghurial Dubi Village (Bokajan, Karbi Anglong, Assam), friends and relatives who stood by us morally, physically, materially and through prayer during our moment of grief and loss. DP-11462

Tseilievi Sogotsu Neibo-ü Sogotsu Born on : 24/04/1932 Born on : 19/10/1934 Died on : 03/11/2016 Died on : 20/09/2016 After 62 years of marriage he passes away just 45 days after her so they can reunite in heaven. Because someone we love is in heaven ..... there's a little bit of heaven in our home. From loving son, daughters & grandchildren DP-11449

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me". Psalms: 23:4

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Buenos Aires, Nov 3 (IANS): Gonzalo Higuain’s absence from Argentina’s national team continued when the Juventus striker was left out of Jorge Sampaoli’s squad for friendlies against Russia and Nigeria. But there was a recall for Roma winger Diego Perotti while uncapped Boca Juniors forward Cristian Pavon was also included on Thursday, reports Xinhua news agency. Despite his prolific form at the club level, Higuain has yet to play a competitive fixture under Sampaoli, who was appointed Argentina coach on June 1. The 29-year-old has netted four goals in his past three matches for Juventus. Perotti, who made his international debut in 2009, has not represented his country since June 2011 with a series of injuries. But he has regained his fitness and best form for the Giallorossi in the Italian Serie A this season.

India pip Japan to reach Asia Cup hockey final

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Born : 01/02/1992 Died : 04/11/2016

We the family of LATE PUSAHU TETSEO (05/11/1946-29/10/2017), wishes to acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us through morally, physically, financially and spiritually during his illness till his last breath. We offer our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Chotisuh Sazo MLA, Azo Nienu MLA, Yitachu MLA, all the churches, NPF Phek Division, different political party presidents & colleagues under Chozuba 18 A/C, Village councils, various organisations, communities, khels, neighbours, friends, families, individuals and well wishers. Your comforting presence and your contribution made our loss more bearable. Thank you once again for giving us strength and solace during our time of adversity. We regret on our part if anyone is left unmentioned but it is our prayer that almighty God bless each and everyone abundantly.

Higuain left out of Argentina squad again

Smith fumes over ‘mates pick’ claims

Though words are inadequate, we the family members convey our sincere gratitude to every individuals, churches, organizations and friends who stood by us through morally, physically, materially, ﬁnancially and through prayer during our moment of grief and loss of our beloved Lt. M. BENAU PHOM. We convey our special thanks to: 1. Phom Baptist Attoi Dimapur 2. Dimapur Tangha Buhu Union 3. Tangha Students' Union Born on : 5th June' 1964 4. Phom Union Dimapur Died on : 28th Oct.' 2017 5. Soil Dept. Govt of Nagaland and Staﬀ Tizit Town 6. All Nagaland Soil Department Association 7. Mr & Mrs B.S Nganlang, Parl. Secy Excise & Land Resource Govt of Nagaland 8. Tangha Baptist Attoi 9. Tangha Students' Union 10. Chingtok Pang Tangha 11. Moon Light Club Tangha. We regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually but it is our prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children, family members and relatives DP-11477

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We the family members of Lt. Phukiye Tsuqu, Hd. G.B. Lhothavi Village, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to all individuals, friends, churches, organizations, unions and well wishers for standing by our side and supporting us spiritually, physically and financially from the time of his illness till the time of his demise. Your presence and sympathies meant a great deal to us. From the bottom of our hearts we thank you for your generosity, kindness and support given to us during this difficult time. We deeply lament our inability to mention all your names and thank you all individually through this column, but it is our earnest prayer that our good Lord bless you all abundantly. Born on : 14th August 1956 Died on : 29th October 2017

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Born : 23/12/1960 – Died :23/10/2017 The family of the Late Zhehoto. Z. Zhimo, wishes to acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gesture of kindness shown to us following our sad loss. We offer our heartfelt thanks to the many friends, neighbours and well wishers who stood by us physically, monetarily and with your prayers during the difﬁcult times of illness and on the day of demise ,we are truly grateful. A special word of thanks to: 1. Doctors, nurses and staff of Zion Hospital & Research Centre, Dimapur. 2. Shri. G. Kaito Aye, Hon’ble Minister- National Highway & Pol. Affair. 3. Shri. S.Hukavi Jimo, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary - Jail, SC&T, NKVIB. 4. Shri. Kitovi Zhimo, Ato Kilonser GPRN/NSCN. 5. Shri. Er. Ghukhui Zhimo, SE, I & FC 6. Shri. Jaito Chophy, Kivikhu. 7. Dr. Nitovi . 8. Amiphoto Prayer Fellowship (SBCZ & SBAZ ) 9. Mission Project Amiphoto. 10. Ghukiye Village Baptist Church. 11. Ghukiye Ghami Welfare Kohima. 12. Ghukiye Ghami Alhou Qemi Kuposhukulu. 13. Kuhoxu Baptist Akukuhou, Dimapur. 14. PHED Union, Zunheboto. And to every individual who have helped, your contribution made our loss more bearable, as it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgment as an expression of our deepest gratitude, may the Lord bless you all. From: wife, children, in-laws and grandchildren DP-11443

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Arsenal enter Europa knockout stage

winning goal seemed increasingly unlikely, particularly after Theo Walcott squandered two openings. Red Star had been quiet in the second-half, retreating further into their shape, though Boakye was again handed a chance and again snatched at his effort, driving a left-footed shot wide. That proved to be the final chance of the game, both sides settling for a welcome point each.

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Olivier Giroud attempts to break the deadlock with a shot from inside the Red Star Belgrade penalty area.

L ondon , N ov 3 (Agencies): Arsenal secured their qualification from Group H in the Europa League with two games to spare, despite a drab goalless draw against Red Star Belgrade at the Emirates. An underwhelming and fairly uneventful firsthalf ended with the visitors on top, and they twice came close to taking the lead before the break. The Gunners’ best chances fell to Olivier Giroud and Jack Wilshere, but there was no way through against the resolute Serbian side. After a fairly laboured start to the game, it was Arsenal’s Giroud who had the first notable opportunity, bringing a save from Milan Borjan with an effort

from close range having been played in by Ainsley Maitland-Niles. There was a lack of urgency in the hosts’ attacking play, though, perhaps understandable given their comfortable position at the top of the group. The lethargy on the pitch in an uninspiring, disorderly first-half translated to the stands; there was a feeling that the game was a formality, and there had been very little to enthuse the home supporters. Red Star, meanwhile, had been relatively innocuous in attack, seemingly content to leave with a point, although they came close ten minutes before the break when Matt Macey was required to tip a Vujadin Savic header onto the bar.

And moments before half-time - sensing an opportunity to take advantage of an insipid Arsenal display - they were nearly ahead again, Richmond Boakye racing clean through only to skew his finish wide. There was more impetus from the home side after the break, but there remained an absence of cutting edge and creativity. Wilshere came close to giving Arsenal the lead just after the hour mark, however, lifting his finish cutely over the goalkeeper only to be denied by a superbly acrobatic clearance off the line from Damien le Tallec. Arsene Wenger’s side had upped the tempo, but as the half progressed a

Everton were among the first teams to be eliminated from the Europa League group stage after losing 3-0 to Lyon on Thursday. Managerless Everton’s recent woes continued as Cuco Martina was taken off on a stretcher with an unspecified injury minutes before half-time. Bertrand Traore then scored on a second-half counter-attack and Houssem Aouar added a second for the French side, while Everton’s hopes of a comeback ended when Morgan Schneiderlin was sent off with a second booking in the 80th minute. Former Manchester United winger Memphis Depay added a late third from a header to complete Lyon’s win. The Premier League club have only gained a single point from the four European games - a draw with Apollon in September.

Nagaland eves beat Sikkim in U-19 cricket

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, november 4, 2017

Classic Cup: Turaco FC, Naga Jaguars, St. Joseph’s College register easy wins

D imapur , N ov 3 (NPN): Nagaland U-19 women team defeated Sikkim U-19 by 120 runs at the ongoing BCCI Under-19 women cricket tournament at Dhanbad, Jharkhand. Nagaland captain Elena lost the toss and was put into bat first. Nagaland team scored 167 runs in 48 overs. Muskan scored 24, Kanika 12 and Priyanka 24 runs for Nagaland. For Sikkim, Archana Limbu took 4 wickets for 28 runs. Sikkim were bundled out for 47 runs in 32 overs. For Nagaland Arpana took a record 7 wickets giving away just 3 runs in 9 overs Players of Naga Jaguars (white) and Danger FC tussle for the ball during their match at with 6 maidens. Nagaland Kohima local ground on Friday. (NP) will next play Bihar on Correspondent Staiba (16) scored the sec- Dziesodilhou (10) of Naga November 5. ond goal in the 56th min- Jaguars scored the 4th and Kohima, Nov 3 (NPN): ute, Napoleon (7) scored 5th goal in the 50th minute FC Ziezou, Turaco FC, the third and fourth goals and in the additional time Naga Jaguars FC and St. in 57th and 59th minutes to make it 5-2. Joseph’s College registered respectively. In the last match of In the third match, the day, St. Joseph’s ColD I M A P U R , N OV 3 wins at the ongoing 23rd (NPN): Dimapur District Classic Cup on Friday. The Naga Jaguars FC beat lege blanked Cluster FC Veteran Football Associa- tournament is being played Danger FC 5-2. Temjem 4-0. Tamthing (10) scored tion (DDVFA) beat Bhutan at Kohima local ground Imchen (18) of Danger FC three goals in 5th, 8th and veterans 2-0 in theNational under the theme “Creat- opened the account in the 19th minute to complete his veteran football champi- ing a better world through 8th minute, however Heno hat-trick. After the lemon Lam (7) found the equaliz- break, Katoho (16) scored onship at Guwahati on football.” In the first match, FC er goal in the 17th minute. the fourth goal in the 51st Friday. Ziezou beat Megaton FC Soon, Mehouzelie (18) of minute to seal the match. Earlier, in the open3-1 via tiebreaker after the Naga Jaguars doubled the ing match on November match ended in a goalless score for Turaco in the 29th Today’s matches 2, DDVFA were locked draw. 1st match: 11:30 am minute. to goalless draw against In the second match, After the breather, Tyrants FC Vs MT. Youth Naragni veterans. Club Turaco FC cruised past Longlem Tikiam (19) The team is lead Nok- Midland Youth Organisa- scored the third goal in 2nd match: 1:00 pm len Ao as team coach and tion 4-0. Highway FC Vs the 44th minute. Bichamo Shiyito Achumi as team Ethereal FC Maraiba (3) opened Odyuo (2) of Danger FC manager. The champion- the scoring in the addi- scored a consolation goal in 3rd match: 2:30 pm ship would conclude on tional time of the first half. the 45 minute. Soon after, United Brother FC Naga November 5. Terriers After the lemon break, Shamba Samson (13) and

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Gray FIR against Sharapova for endorsing fraudulent project NCSA badminton tournament concludes Leicester’s signs contract

Participants of 1st NCSA badminton tournament.

D imapur , N ov 3 (NPN): The 1st badminton tournament of Nagaland Civil Service Association (NCSA) concluded Friday at indoor stadium, Kohima with Khrienuo C. Metha, NCS (Retd.) as the special guest. Speaking at the closing ceremony, Khrienuo urged the officers to serve the people whole heartedly wher-

AGHSS sports meet held D imapur , N ov 3 (NPN): Assembly of God Higher Secondary School annual sports (junior) was held on November 3. ADC Dimapur Sara S Jamir graced the event as the chief guest. Speaking at the programme, the chief guest encouraged the contestants to play in team spirit and to represent themselves on behalf of their houses and not just as individuals. The programme was chaired by Chumchano while God’s blessing was invoked by George.

NASA 42nd annual meet D imapur , N ov 3 (NPN): The 42nd annual meet of Niuland Area Sports Association (NASA) will be held at S. Vihuto village from November 6-11. MLA Jacob Zhimomi will grace the opening ceremony as the chief guest while Khekaho Assumi, parliamentary secretary for Youth Resources and Sports will give away the prizes to winners of various event at the closing function as guest of honour.

ever they are being posted. She also highlighted on the issue of ILP and urged them to be cautious while dealing with such issues. Ilika Zhimomi and Tsenthungo E. Ngullie from Mon district won the mixed doubles champion title while Kemeiyilie and Kelevituo Nisa from Dimapur district won the 1st runner up and Vikhweno M. Chale

and Thejavizo Nakhro from Dimapur district got the 2nd runner up. In men’s doubles, Nokchasashi and Vekushayi from Secretariat won the champion title while Relise and Tsenthungo from Mon district and Benjamin Longrap and Japeth Woch from Phek district bagged the 1st runner up and 2nd runner up respectively. The champions were awarded Rs.10,000 with certificate while the 1st and 2nd runners up were awarded Rs.7000 and Rs.5000 with certificate respectively. The programme was chaired by ADC Kohima, T.L Kiusumong Tikhir and tour nament report was given by Nokchasashi. A special song was presented by Anthony Ngully, vote of thanks was tendered by KMC administrator, Kethosituo Sekhose and closing prayer was offered by Akunu S. Meyase.

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L ondon , N ov 3 (IANS): English winger Demarai Gray signed a contract extension that will keep him at Leicester City until 2021, the English Premier League side announced. The 21-year-old Gray has been negotiating with the Foxes during the last months, reports Efe. “I’m very happy. I just want to kick on and keep doing what I’m doing. I want to be starting games and, for me to be doing that, I have to work hard in training,” Gray told Leicester’s website on Thursday. Gray, a veteran of England’s U-21 team, joined Leicester in 2016 from Birmingham for $4.84 million. But he has started in only 20 of his 59 appearances for the Foxes.

New Delhi, Nov 3 (Agencies): A Delhi court has ordered an FIR against Sharapova after a luxury housing project buyer in Gurugram filed a complaint that the project, which is endorsed by the Russian, never took off. The court of chief metropolitan magistrate in North West Delhi has named Sharapova in the complaint list and has ordered an FIR against her and the companies Homestead Infrastructure Development Private Limited, Homestead Infrastructure Maintenance Private Limited and Homestead Arabic Homes Private and its directors. A Moneycontrol report says that the homebuyer, Bhawana Agarwal (44), filed a complaint through her lawyer Piyush Singh and informed the

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court that the builders attracted buyers by advertising the project as ‘Ballet by Sharapova’. “The project was to be completed within three years from the first payment in the year 2013, however, the respondent have failed to start any construction or development work even after three years from the date of the booking ie 12.4.2013.

As per the agreement, the complete possession was to be handed over to the complainant on 12.4.2013. It is stated that complainant has now got to know that the accused did not even have the necessary approval, permissions or sanctions to start the project and it was premeditated conspiracy to collect money from innocent buyers,” the complaint states. “If the averments of the complainant are to be believed, it shows that nothing has happened on the said project and alleged persons have no license or sanction for construction or development at the project, for which the complainant paid Rs 53.03 lakh.” It is observed here that collection of evidence on the given facts is certainly beyond the control of the

complainant. Hence, police investigation is required in the present case to unearth the real facts as to whether the company has taken any steps to handover the possession of the flat to the complainant,” the court, presided by Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Rajesh Malik, observed. Sharapova, a five-time Grand Slam champion, returned to action in April 2017 after serving a 15month ban following a failed drug test from the 2016 Australian Open. It will be yet another unpleasant India experience for Sharapova. In 2014, Sharapova incurred the wrath of Indian fans after she revealed that she has no idea who Sachin Tendulkar is. Outraged fans of the batting great filled her Facebook page with aggressive remarks.

Ngangpong, Sangzi enter LMSSOC semi-finals

Match between Sangzi FC (yellow) and Donching Yangmei FC on Friday.

D imapur , N ov 3 (NPN): Ngangpong FC and Sangzi FC moved into the semi-finals of 25th Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship 2017 on Friday. The tournament is being organised by Confederation of Chang Students’ Union. In the first quarterfinal match, defending champions Ngangpong FC routed 40th Assam Rifles 5-0. Bashang found the first breakthrough for Ngangpong FC in the 12th minute. Menem and Chingmak netted the second and third goals in the 20th and 36th minutes respectively. In the second half, Awangbo added two more

goals in the 64th and 75th minute to take the score to 5-0. Awangbo of Ngangpong FC was cautioned with a yellow card. The second quarterfinal match played between Sangzi FC and Donching Yangmei FC B enthralled the capacity packed spectators with excellent display of footballing skills. The first breakthrough for Sangzi FC came in the 25th minute through the boot of Johnny. The second half started with much enthusiasm. Sangzi FC could have extended the lead; however, Donching Yangmei FC Yanger B successfully deflected a penalty kick by Kundu. Finally much to

the delight of Donching Yangmei FC B, Mun netted the much needed equalizer in the added time to make it 1-1. Their fightback was, however, short lived as Salu scored the winning goal for Sangzi FC in the 5th minute of extra time. Lungchanlung of Donching Yangmei FC B, Johnny, Kundu and Steven of Sangzi FC were awarded yellow cards in the match. Today’s matches 3rd quarterfinal: 11:30 am Scavenger Hunt FC Vs Donching Yangmei FC A 4th quarterfinal: 1:30 pm Khulioh King FC B Vs DEF Tuensang

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