November 6, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 332

DIMAPUR, monday, november 6, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

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Solution has to be a win-win situation: NSA

DAN delegation intensifies bid for early solution

DIMAPUR, NOV 5 (NPN): National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval on Sunday categorically stated that the solution to the Naga political problem has to be a win-win situation for all in order to create a congenial atmosphere for acceptance of the agreement between Government of India and the Naga National groups. Once the right atmosphere is created everyone can move ahead on the path of development and leave the history of clashes and violence behind, he added. Doval said this to the DAN delegation led by chief minister, T.R. Zeliang and Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio during the meeting in New Delhi on Sunday, a press note from the CMO media cell stated. The DAN delegation comprising of chief minister, Lok Sabha MP, 11 cabinet ministers and four Advisors is currently camping in New Delhi and meet-

Gov, MP extend Tokhu Emong fest greetings DIMAPUR, NOV 5 (NPN): Nagaland governor P.B. Acharya and Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio have extended greeting to the Lotha community on the occasion of Tokhu Emong. In a statement through PRO, Acharya reminded the Lotha community to take time and thank the almighty for His unwavering love and blessing. He also called upon the Lothas to continue to safeguard and promote the rich culture and traditions by coming together and re-dedicate to make the atmosphere conducive in towns and villages for peaceful co-existence and for all round development. On the occasion, Acharya also reminded the community to thank the farmers for their hard work. He also highlighted Central and state governments welfare projects for farmers such as soil testing, Kisan credit card, National Food Security Mission etc. to help in production and productivity. “It should be our responsibility that these welfare projects are made known to them and motivate them to avail the services for their benefit,” he said. Rio: Lok Sabha MP and NPF president, Neiphiu Rio in his message, termed the festivity as a time to cherish and

DAN delegation with leaders of the six NNPGs Working Group in Delhi. (CMO)

ing various stakeholders to try and impress upon the Centre to resolve the Naga issue before Christmas. While appreciating the initiative of chief minister and his colleagues for highlighting the need for an early solution, Doval hoped that settlement of the Naga political issue would be done soon. Everyone wishes for an early solution and it is important to look at what one can do towards achieving that objective, Doval said. Responding to the appeal made by the DAN delegation, for solution before Christmas and also before the State Assembly Elections scheduled for 2018, Doval had asked the delegation to make suggestions as to what all could the Government of India do for a

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The chief minister also termed the Naga imbroglio as “mother of all unresolved challenges” in the Northeast, and said it was imperative to resolve it to ensure a long-lasting peace in the region. “Given the progress made and especially with the involvement of the six NNPG groups along with NSCN (I-M) in the talks, this is the most opportune time for solution,” Zeliang said. With BJP governments in Assam, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh, the delegation said this was also the right time for a final settlement to the Naga issue. The delegation also apprised Doval of the meetings with the NNPGs leaders and Central government representatives. During the

Lotha orgs flay imposition of 144 CrPC Council to consider slashing DIMAPUR, NOV 5 (NPN): Lotha Hoho organizations have slammed the district administration for imposing “unprovoked” section 144 CrPC during the silent rally called by Lotha Students’ Union, Lotha Eloe Hoho and All Nagaland Private Schools Association, Wokha Unit on October 9, 2017 to protest against the assault of a student. Terming the imposition of 144 CrPC by district administration “unprovoked and uncalled for”, the LH chairman Mhao Humstoe and general secretary Er. Mhondamo Ovung in a press statement asserted that the silent peaceful rally was organized in order to express their resentment in democratic way and “was therefore not in any way a violation of any law or rule”. LH also pointed out that imposition of 144 CrPC by district administration on a silent peaceful rally was against the fundamental democratic right, provisioned in the Indian constitution, and insult to the Lotha

community, the dweller community of the district. In view of the above, Lotha organisations have been compelled to resolve to ask the DC, Wokha, to apologise, through the local print media, LH said. Therefore, LH said Lotha organizations met DC Wokha on November 3, at DC office Wokha, and submitted a memorandum, asking him to explain and apologise for the abuse of administrative power, within five days. But since, DC had verbally lamented and requested the organisations to settle the issue amicably in the name of Tokhu Emong and also as he was about to be transferred from Wokha, the Lotha organisations taking cognisance of his verbal apology has agreed “that the apology through print media may not be insisted from him”, LH said. However, LH said that since unprovoked imposition of section CrPC 144 has remained an issue with the district administration, and the same (Cont’d on p-8)

GST on common use goods

NEW DELHI, NOV 5 (PTI): The all-powerful GST Council may consider lowering tax rates on a host of goods such as handmade furniture, plastic products and daily use items like shampoo, and simplify return filing rules in its meeting this week.The Council, headed by finance minister Arun Jaitley, is scheduled to meet on November 10 to consider lowering of the 28% GST rate on certain common use items, government officials said. In further relief to small and medium enterprises, the panel is likely to rationalise tax rate in sectors where the total incidence of taxation has gone up because the goods were earlier either exempt from excise or was attracted lower VAT rates in the previous indirect tax regime. “A rationalisation of items in the 28% tax bracket is expected. Most of the daily use items could be lowered to 18%. Also tax rate on items like furniture, electric switches, plastic pipes could be relooked,” an official said. The Council has last month approved an Approach Paper to be followed by the fitment committee while deciding on future rate revisions. Under GST various goods and services have been bracketed in 5, 12, 18 and 28 per cent. GST has subsumed over a dozen taxes, including excise, service tax and VAT, and transformed India into a single market.

NPCC hits back at former members

D I M A P U R , N OV 5 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has slammed the continued tirade against the party, particularly against its president, K. Therie, by former Dimapur Dis(Cont’d on p-8) trict Congress Committee (DDCC) office bearers. In a statement issued by the party’s media cell on Sunday, the NPCC said the continued outbursts were the outcome of political defectors searching for a reason to cover their guilt and shameless actions hoping that the public would be convinced with their “lies and half truths”. NPCC said that it had made it very clear that only those who believed in the ideology and principles of Indian National Congress were welcome and that par“Today GST has intruded ty workers were to work for into everything. Soon you’ll people and not for position. have to give GST number “This clarity of stand must to buy a cigarette.” have become a tall order

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solution before Christmas. He added that the advice of the State government would be fully considered by the Government of India. “Once the agreement is reached, it would be essential for all concerned to build the right socio political environment to make all stakeholders join hand for successful implementation of the agreement,” Doval said. In response, the chief minister assured that Nagaland government would do everything possible for facilitating the solution. Zeliang also appreciated the leadership and vision of Prime Minister, Narendra Modi for the significant progress made in the negotiations for the final settlement to the Naga political issue.

meeting, minister, Imkong L. Imchen suggested that the Assembly polls could be deferred in the interest of a lasting solution. On November 4, the delegation also held a meeting with Union Minister of State for DoNER and PMO, Dr. Jitendra Singh at Nagaland House, wherein secretary to Prime Minister, Bhaskar Khulbe was also present. During the meeting, chief minister, T.R. Zeliang urged upon the Centre to expedite the peace the process. Pointing out that it had been 20 years of negotiations, he said it was important that the settlement is reached before the elections. Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio also reiterated that it would be in the interest of all if the settlement was done before Christmas. The delegation also apprised Singh of their interactions with Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Centre’s Interlocutor for Naga peace talks RN Ravi. Dr. Singh appreciated the initiative of the delegation for highlighting the need for an early solution and hoped the settlement was arrived at (Cont’d on p-8) soon.

for some rank opportunists who are now barking with bitterness even after defecting,” the statement added. It said that the continued attack on their former party and its president was just an attempt by the defectors to be in the good book of their new masters, lest their presence went unnoticed. The party said the former DDCC office bearers would never survive in their new abode by only looking back with bitterness. “We also thank the divided NPF camp for welcoming the defectors since their camp that exists without any party ideology or principle is the perfect place to host all political defectors. We however caution the leaders of divided NPF camp that political defectors are like migratory birds without any permanent roosting place. Their loyalty will never be established and tomorrow

at the drop of a hat, they will desert you and hurl choicest of words which only defectors can shamelessly proclaim,” the statement warned. NPCC also reiterated its commitment to the people of Nagaland of going all out to defeat the combined forces of “corrupt NPF and communal BJP/RSS”. Stating that the Congress was the last bastion against “destructive forces”, the party appealed to people from all walks of life to come forward and join hands with Congress to provide “clean governance and live as free citizens”. On Saturday, former DDCC, ACCC, mahilas and frontal bodies rubbished NPCC’s accusations and reminded that they had quit the party due “the unprecedented act and autocratic functioning of the NPCC president.”

CMO ultimatum on NDPP to retract statement DIMAPUR, NOV 5 (NPN): Stung by the statement of the newly floated Nationalist Democratic Progress Party (NDPP) at its Mokokchung convention, which described the present NPF-led DAN coalition government as having failed on all fronts and the “worst ever”; the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) through Namcyn Hau, press secretary to chief minister, T.R. Zeliang has issued an ultimatum on the NDPP to immediately withdraw/retract the statement in order to “avoid repercussions”. The CM’s press secretary further said, “for their own good, NDPP leaders must understand that their own family members are current minister/s and parliamentary secretary/s running the present day Government and slinging mud against that very government is nothing but political suicide.” Hau said the audacity of NDPP leaders in questioning the credibility of the state government led by Zeliang and formed with the support of Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio and others reflected the “not-so-clean” intentions of NDPP and a clear example of double standards. Hau also warned that the Naga People’s Front (NPF) might not play second fiddle to NDPP either in the upcoming 2018 Assembly elections or in the event of an amicable solution to the protracted “Indo-Naga” issue. He also asked NDPP to validate its accusation with proof instead of banking on political rhetoric. Despite the claims that

NDPP was formed in response to the call of the masses for a change after consultation with the common people to “fight corruption, be accountable, transparent and restore the governing system”, Hau said it be may be nothing more than political juggleries based on the fact that several NDPP leaders were the top-boss of the DAN government at one point. “Today, their Pandora box is in the custody of the government and may be opened on unwarranted accusations and therefore, instead of provoking the government, it will do more good by continuing to improve its policies, programs and activities as a responsible political party,” Hau stated. While not denying that the present day government has its own drawbacks, Hau however said that the government was putting its best of effort to tackle prevailing issues at hand and would continue to do in the coming future. Hau also hit back by warning that while NDPP had supported the NPF and its government at the NPF Convention in Dimapur but at defaming the same government at its consultative meet at Mokokchung would not further the cause of the NDPP as a political party. “If at all NDPP under its motto ‘By Deeds, not Words’ is serious on building a ‘good Nagaland’, it can do a lot better by focusing on its priorities instead of bad-mouthing the Government and using the same as boosters for the party’s start-up,” he advised.

Meghalaya CM on HNLC’s ‘hit-list’

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SHILLONG, NOV 5: Meghalaya’s outlawed Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) on Sunday made a veiled threat by declaring that it has included chief minister, Mukul Sangma in its “top hit list”. In an e-mailed statement issued to media houses, the outfit spokesperson Sainkupar Nongtraw also warned Sangma of receiving a “bullet” if he did not change his “dictatorial” mind set. Nongtraw held the chief minister responsible for the state’s “economic downfall” while also alleging that the Congress was not in favour of protecting the indigenous tribes from influx. “The chief minister is not in favour to control influx as he himself supports the same. Our people should understand that the Congress government is trying to reduce our ‘Jaidbynriew’ into a minority by encouraging influx,” Nongtraw alleged. Nongtraw said the decision to include Sangma in the “hit list” was after receiving several complaints against the chief minister from various quarters. “A person (Sangma) who gave us the hope of peace talks and cheated us does not deserve to live. He is a parasite to our ‘Jaidbynriew’. We have taken this decision after we had received a lot of complaints against the chief minister starting from Jaintia hills, Ri Bhoi, West Khasi hills and even Garo hills,” the outfit said.

PDCK calls for 24 hrs KA shutdown DIMAPUR, NOV 5 (NPN): People’s Democratic Council of KArbi-longri (PDCK) group has called for a 24hour total shutdown starting from November 7, 12 a.m. In a press note, PDCK Red army’s chief of army staff, ‘capt.’ David Mukrang informed that the bandh has been called in protest against alleged “atrocity and torture committed against its functionaries—Raju Engleng and Logsing Teron by Indian occupational forces.” Condemning the act, PDCK said it was in total violation of Article 3 of the Geneva Convention. It further asked the security forces “to recognize the international humanitarian law and the law of armed conflict and also to recognize article 5 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, of the UN General Assembly.” K Y M C

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Annual ‘Youth Meet 2017’ at SCHE

Dignitaries and participants of annual youth meet at SCHE. DIMAPUR: Salesian College of Higher Education (SCHE) hosted the annual youth meet on Sunday, wherein principal of Don Bosco, Fr. Joshua Gang-

mei, hoisted the flag and declared the meet open. A press note by SCHE assistant professor, Dominic Ralte, stated that inaugural function was fol-

lowed by prayer service for the participants with the objective of bringing about spiritual transformation. During the programme, the chief guest,

president of Catholic Association of Nagaland, Dr. Dizichii Simon, said fear should be overcome and personal responsibility would bring about change. He also exhorted all the participants to make a change in their personal life. Fr. T.C. Joseph, the guest of honour, also highlighted that love and sincerity were personal responsibility. The animation program divided in three groups namely English, Hindi and Rongmei groups saw the students animated by the brothers of Salesian College with the theme of self and social change. The cultural program consisted of a number of items by different centres. The programme concluded with prize distributions. Around 600 youngsters from 40 centres participated in the annual event.

KSON organises felicitation prog DIMAPUR: A felicitation program of the Kuki Students’ Organisation Nagaland (KSON) for the year 2017 was held at KCC Synod Centre, Molvom Village on November 4. The event was graced by DGP, Nagaland L. L. Doungel as chief guest and Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Medziphema Vikhweno Chale as guest of honour. The organisation felicitated its successful members in the field of academics, various competitive exams viz SSC, NPSC, IBPS, Army, allied services and other outstanding achievements. The event also witnessed the attendance of leaders from various bodies like KCCNS, KIN, KBAN, KMA, Kuki GBs Association, Kuki Teachers Welfare etc. while Priscilla Singson of Maova village enthralled the gathering with a special song.

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GMS Leshemi new building inaugurated DIMAPUR: New school building-cum-kitchen of Government Middle School (GMS) Leshemi under Phek district, constructed under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) was inaugurated on November 3. Speaking as chief guest, SDEO Pfutsero, Mese Kapfo, encouraged the community to give more importance to the students welfare.

The school being amongst the highest enrolled school in the elementary section under SDEO Pfutsero, Kapfo urged the community and parents to give more attention to the school, so that it could become a model for other schools. He called for a close relationship between the community and the teaching staff, saying community should play a “contributive

role” for fullest development of the child. Kapfo also encouraged parents to send their children to government schools where education was provided free of cost with qualified teachers. He also said, VEC members and parents should visit school often to see the developments of their children. He also requested teachers to be more sincere and dedicated.

KLBK organises prayer service & fellowship DIMAPUR: A special prayer service and year ending fellowship of Kohima Lakhuti Baptist Khumshum (KLBK) on November 4 at Capital Convention Centre, Kohima. In his message, speaker of the prayer service, City Church Kohima Pastor, Kedo Peseyie, dwelled on Ephesians 4:115 from the Bible. He called upon the congregation to abide by the call of unity and make it a reality in their personal lives, their fellowship and churches. Pastor Peseyie emphasised the need

of unity in society and appealed the people to remain one and believe in the power and promise of unity. The service was led by Samuel Kikon; Samuel Ezung administered a special prayer for the in-laws; Lawrence Yanthan invoked God’s blessing; welcome address was delivered by retired director agriculture, E.H. Lotha; speech on behalf of the in-laws was delivered by Thungdemo Kithan and Mhonbeni C Kikon; special number was presented by Thechano Kikon and offertory prayer by R.T.Kikon.

CYA SIC conducts seminar-cum-retreat CGSR NU holds national seminar

Youths, speakers and others after the seminar-cum-retreat. DIMAPUR: Three-day seminar-cum-retreat under the theme, “Love for God and His Church” was organised by Catholic Youth Association (CYA), St. Ignatius Church (SIC) Razeba on Sunday. A press release by St. Ignatius Church Razeba, father James Sangtam stated that Nagaland Catholic Youth Movement, director, Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing along

with Jesus Youth Christina Eloni and Gertrude Mezhuvonuo animated the programme. Rev. Fr. James Sangtam, the parish priest, welcomed the participants to the programme held in view of forth coming silver jubilee. He stressed on the life and role of the youth in the Church and the need to be aware of the current setting

of confusion of faith. Rev. Fr. James Sangtam asked the youths to be equipped with the proper knowledge of God and the Church so as to be able to defend the faith. He further said that what the youths decided today would determine the life of the Church tomorrow. The seminar-cum-retreat concluded with the Holy Eucharist.

DIMAPUR: Centre for Gandhian Studies and Research (CGSR), Nagaland University (NU) organized a two-day national seminar titled “Relevance of Gandhi in the contemporary world: Perspectives from India and North-East India” at from November 2 to 3 NU, Lumami campus. A press note by organizing committee stated that the seminar coincided with the centenary celebrations of famous Champaran Satyagraha movement led by Gandhi during the Indian freedom movement. Director in charge of CGRS, Dr. Temjensosang, was the seminar convener while faculty in TRC, department of sociology, Dr. Y. Srikanth, was the organizing secretary of the national seminar. The inaugural session was attended by the university vice-chancellor Professor Pardesi Lal and Gandhian Philosopher Professor Anand Kumar, fellow at Indian Institute of Advanced Study (IIAS), Shimla. Professor Anand Ku-

mar delivered key note lecture, bringing out the relevance of Gandhian philosophy in the present conditions of both in India and northeast India. The inaugural session was attended by the registrar and other officers of the university, faculty from various departments, research scholars and PG students across the disciplines. During the seminar, research papers were presented by faculty and research scholars from various parts of the country on different sub-themes related to the title of the seminar. Each technical session was followed by discussion and debate by the participants reflecting different perspectives upon Gandhian philosophy in the present violence and conflict ridden societies. The seminar came to an end on the second day with the closing ceremony that included short speech by Professor A K Singh, department of Political Science, NU and awarding of certificate presentation by him to the paper presenters of the seminar.

SCCSU, LMDCSU support ENCSU scholarship demand

DIMAPUR: Sao Chang (Government) College Students Union (SCCSU) and Loyem Memorial Degree College Students Union (LMDC SU) Tuensang Hqs have extended support to demand made by apex Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) with regards to immediate disbursement of scholarship in full amount for the year 2016-17.

In a joint press release, LMDC, SU president P. S. Kongmai, LMDC, SU general secretary Hechilila Sangtam and SCCSU general secretary, Changsomba Chang, stated that the two student bodies express anguish over the “inaction and irresponsible attitude” of Higher Education and state government in turning deaf ear to demands made by ENCSU. The student bodies stated that

despite several appeals and representation submitted by the ENCSU, the department and the government have still not given positive response. It stated that student bodies would not tolerate such manipulative policy of department and government which affects the students’ career. Stating that release of scholarship on instalment basis was very inappropriate, the two student bod-

ies have asked the department and government to immediately release the scholarship in full amount before the expiry of seven-day ultimatum served by ENCSU to chief minister. The student bodies also cautioned that it would be compelled to pursue severe course of action if the government and department failed to fulfil the demand.

Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Padumpukhuri youth choir along with the music director during their visit to Central Jail, Dimapur. The choir members performed for the inmates and also had brief interactions with them.

Western Sümi Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhakulu (WSBAK) executive secretary, Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi on November 4 dedicated Aqahuto area headquarters for establishment of Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) Hqs at Ghowoto village. The dedication programme was also attended by parliamentary secretary for irrigation & flood control, Tovihoto Ayemi.

CHRISTIAN MISSION HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, DIPHUPAR CELEBRATED ITS ANNUAL DAY

Awareness programme on Amur Falcon in Wokha

Participants of awareness programme on Amur Falcon at conference hall of DC Wokha. DIMAPUR: Awareness p r o g r a m m e o n A mu r Falcon was organised by Wokha forest division on November 3 at the conference hall of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Wokha. Addressing the gathering, chief guest, PCCF & chief wildlife warden Nagaland, S. P. Tripathi, said Nagas were well known for their hospitality everywhere and were wonderful people but lamented that Nagas reputation in terms of hunting was not good. However, with the successK

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ful conservation of Amur falcons since 2013, he said Nagaland has earned fame on an international scale and has even been declared as the “Falcon capital of the world”. Tripathi also applauded the efforts and cooperation from Lotha community especially the Pangti people on whose lands the Amur’s roost. He appreciated the co-ordination received from the forest department, district administration and police and various NGOs. He lamented that ad-

equate support could not be given to the people due to lack of funds but assured that the department would continue to extend assistance in all its possible ways. Deputy Commissioner Wokha, Wezope Kenye, also spoke on the successful conservation of Amur falcons and encouraged the people to continue the good work. Lotha Hoho, chairman, Mhao Humtsoe congratulated the forest department and stakeholders, especially Pangti village for

providing a safe passage to the migratory birds Meanwhile, a member of AFRAU highlighted on the development that was taking place at the roosting site in Pangti and added that the number of Amur falcons arriving at Pangti had increased to lakhs. Chairman of Pangti village council, Jenithung also extended happiness over the fact that not a single bird has been killed in Pangti and requested all the villages present to ensure zero killing.

In acknowledgement of their untiring efforts in protecting the Amur falcons, Pangti village council and Amur Falcon’s roosting area union (AFRAU) were presented with solar lamps for assistance while patrolling during the night at the roosting site. Earlier, DFO Wokha, Zuthunglo Patton chaired the programme, invocation was pronounced by forester I and deacon, Wokha village Baptist Church, Zurenthung Lotha, vote of thanks by RFO Doyang, Lansothung Lotha and benediction by UDA Doyang, Maya Lotha. A comprehensive powerpoint presentation was also given by DFO Doyang plantation division, Dr. Prabhat Kumar. The programme was attended by district administration, Lotha Hoho, AFRAU, natural Nagas and chairmen, head GB, VCM and VDB secretaries of old and new Changsu, Pangti, Okotso, Wokha, New Wokha, old and new Aree, Longsa, Longsachung, old and new Riphyim.

Dimapur, Nov. 3: The Christian Mission Higher Secondary School, Diphupar celebrated its Annual Day with much gaiety on November 3 with Mr. L. Meru, Senior Co-Ordinator North East Circle Churches Auxiliary for Social Action (CASA) as guest Speaker. The programme was chaired by Ms. Kimiyetoli, Senior Teacher. The Guest speaker addressed the gathering on the role and importance of parents and teachers in education. He also encourage the students to have an aim in life and to strive with determination to achieve one’s aim. NguzonyiWetsah,Rtd. Director Samiti, Department of Agriculture Govt. of Nagaland and board chairman Christian Mission Hr. Sec. School also addressed the gathering which is quite challenging for both the parents and teachers. Earlier the Programme started with an invocation prayer by Mr. SeyieseituoShijoh, Church- Evangelist Angami Baptist Church Diphupar followed by a beautiful welcome song by class XI & XII students and a welcome address by O. ChonpeniChirhah Asst. Headmistress. The gathering was enthralled by various songs and dances. Vote of thanks was delivered by Daniel Wetsah, Administrator, CMHSS and the first session of the Programme came to an end with a benediction prayer by Ms. Enyuh, Asst Teacher. In the second session there were colourful songs, dances, skit and acts. Colourful Evolution of Fashion which showcased the past, present and future era was presented by classes X, XI & XII students. Both students and teachers were awarded for 100% attendance aside awarding the students for both curricular and co-curricular activities. DP-11538 K

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WEATHER FORECAST November 6

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Agartala Sunny and beautiful

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Sunshine and nice

27 14

Guwahati Sunny and beautiful

29 15

Sunny and beautiful

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Imphal

Itanagar Sunny and not as warm

26 14

Shillong Nice with plenty of sunshine

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Kohima Sunny and pleasant

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Dimapur Sunny and not as warm

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Tuensang Sunshine and cooler Wokha

Churches celebrate ‘World Sunday School Day’

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Atoizu Town Baptist Church Sunday School children and Graduating Sunday School students of Sumi Baptist Sunday school children presenting special song on World Sunday School Day celebration at teachers on World Sunday School Day. Church Bamunpukhuri on World Sunday School Day. Poumai Baptist church Kohima on Sunday. (NP)

DIMAPUR: Children Ministr y of different churches across the state celebrated the first Sunday of November as “World Sunday School Day” with vibrant performances by children. Special songs, chorography, skits, Bible verse recitation etc. marked the day. ATBC: Atoizu Town Baptist Church (ATBC), Sümi Baptist Akukhoü Kuqhakülü- Nito Mount, celebrated “World Sunday School Day” under the theme “Children you are my Witness”. Various items like “can’t stop” by Dazzling Star; “glorious” by Flaming Voice; “amazing grace” (dance) by Sunday school students; “fashion parade” by All Star class; “indigenous song” by All Star class (girls); “God is on the move” (dance) by kids for Christ class; “My God is powerful” (dance) by Jesus and me class; Bible memory by

Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima Sunday School children Kohima Liangmai Sunday School children presenting song Intermediate class of Zeme Baptist Church Kohima presenting on World Sunday School Day. on World Sunday School Day. an action song on World Sunday School Day.

Akinali T. Yeputho; puppet play “nothing can buy happiness” and “Happy the home when God is there” by Sunday school choir were performed in the service. Exhorting the congregation, Bokai H. Awomi encouraged the parents to know their responsibility and to know the importance of children in their life and encouraged them to nurture their children well.

The programme commenced with prayer by ATBC associate pastor women, Shetoni; hymnal song and responsive reading by Ilino V. Chophy; offertory prayer by ATBC associate pastor youth, Khevikali; vote of thanks by ATBC associate pastor children, Tina Phuleshe; a blessing prayer for children by ATBC Pastor, Daniel Sumi and word of prayer by Hojuli N. Shohe. SBC Bamunpukhuri:

“World Sunday School day-cum- Sunday School graduation: was celebrated at Sumi Baptist Church Bamunpukhuri, Dimapur with choreography, music, play and dance by the children. Altogether 10 children graduated from Sunday school to join youth in their future activities in the church. A special prayer for the graduating students was led by Sumi Baptist Church Bamunpukhuri, Pastor Hekato Awomi.

CBCK: Children ministry of the Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima (CBCK) celebrated “World Sunday School Day-cum-graduation” celebration at the Church premises under the theme “Keep looking unto Jesus.” Neinuo Lohe was the main speaker while Rev. Khrotso Mero pronounced prayer of blessing. The programme was led by Veduzo Rhakho while the report of the CBCK Sun-

Police Baptist Church Chumukedima Sunday School graduating class of 2017 with Sunday school teachers on World Sunday School Day.

day School was presented songs while graduating by Asabu Puro. Sunday class also performed at the school children presented programme.

Nepali Baptist Church Chumukedima youth department organises cultural programme

DIMAPUR: A cultural prog ramme under the theme, “our culture is our identity” was organised by youth department of Nepali Baptist Church (NBC) Chumukedima on November 4.

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Delivering speech as special guest, Peren District Gorkha Union president, Ganesh Joshua Limbu, spoke on how culture plays an important role in life. He also encouraged the gathering to glorify God

with their talents. NBC youth ministry informed that the programme aimed to strengthen friendship and to bridge the gap between the Gorkha community. Altogether four

Churches from Dimapur namely, Nepali Baptist Church Thahekhu, Duncun Town Nepali Baptist Church, Gorkha Christian Church Darogapathar and Gorkha Baptist Church Viola took part in the event.

Other special invitees were North Town Higher Secondary School Chumukedima, principal, B. B Chettri; Chumukedima Gorkha Union vice president, B. B Sewa; Chumukedima Gorkha Union,

president, Gopal Lama; pastors, youth directors and presidents of different Nepali Churches of Dimapur. The programme was chaired by NBC, youth director, Hannah Chettri;

Dhan Maya Chettri invoked the God’s presence and Beckey Panthy, youth executive delivered vote of thanks while NBC Chumukedima, Pastor, Robert Alley said the benediction.

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IMPHAL, Nov 5: A dawnto-dusk general strike on Sunday called by Maoist Communist Party-Manipur against alleged misappropriation of public distribution system (PDS) items affected normal life in Manipur. Streets and market places across Imphal city wore a deserted look and a sharp reduction in the traffic volume was witnessed on the streets due to the general strike. Almost all the commercial vehicles including short distance passenger services stayed off the road during the strike hours. However, private vehicles were seen moving on the streets. Similar situation were reported from other parts of the state, particularly in the

Security forces apprehend NSCN (IM) cadre D imapu r , N o v 5 (NPN): Security forces apprehended a self styled private of NSCN (IM) in the early hours of Sunday from Longding village. Based on a specific input of a cadre trying to terrorize and extort money, Longding battalion swiftly launched an operation and apprehended the cadre identified as Ganhee Wangpan, said PRO (Defence) in a press release. A pistol and live ammunition was recovered from his possession. Post spot interrogation, the cadre admitted to being active part of the outfit since 2010 and had undergone training at NSCN training camp, said the PRO (Defence) release. The cadre has been actively involved in extortion activities in Longding and Tirap district and has been apprehended twice before in 2010 and 2012, it added.

valley district. No untoward incident was reported from anywhere during the strike hour. Meanwhile, there was no shadow of general strike in hill districts except nonarrival of inter-district passenger service vehicles as per reports received from the district headquarters. The general strike, commenced from 5 am to 5 pm, was given demanding action against the culprits who are responsible for the misappropriation of PDS items. The Maoist alleged that the state consumer affairs, food and public distribution (CAF&PD) minister has turned deaf ears to the pleas demanding punishment of those responsible for the non availability of PDS items.

New Delhi, Nov 5 (PTI): The CPI (M) has accused the BJP-RSS of pumping crores of rupees into poll-bound Tripura to fund “violent activities” in the state. Tripura, which is slated to go to polls early next year, has been witnessing violent confrontations between tribals and nontribal groups. The CPI (M) has published a booklet titled “Tripura -people first model” to “project the true picture regarding the conspiracy of the BJP against the state government”. “The BJP-RSS has un-

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With profound appreciation to our Almighty God we the Moilan Students Union would like to congratulate these individuals for bringing laurels to the union and village 1. N Chanbemo Ovung promoted to ESO (economic &statistic officer) directorate of economic and statistic 2. Er. Rhonthungo M Ovung for being appointed as president NPF Dimapur division. The Union prays and wishes them the very best in their future endeavour. MSU, President Yansaromo Humtose

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The Left party alleged that the “BJP-RSS is trying to create ethnic discord in a sensitive border state”. Despite the violent tactics of the BJP, the Left Front government in Tripura is following a “people-oriented development policy framework”, it said. The booklet also listed achievements of the Tripura government in various fields. The CPI (M) said the “people of Tripura will undoubtedly foil the BJPRSS conspiracy and defeat the politics of hate and protect the bonds of unity and harmony”.

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The Japu Village Council with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulation to Dr. M. A. Wati for being promoted to Director, Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Nagaland. The Council wish and pray for your great success and in all future endeavours. May the Almighty grant good health and blessings to you and your family and continue to work for the progress of the people.

The Molungkimong Senso Mongdang is honoured to extend our praises and appreciation to Mr. Ngeditemba Tzüdir, son of Mr. M. Medem Tzudir and Mrs. Romina for successfully clearing the NPSC (Combined Technical Examination) and securing 1st rank for the post of Computer Operating and Processing Assistant, under Directorate of Employment, Skills Development and Entrepreneurship. We further extend good wishes in all his future endeavours. Imtiramok Sanglir P. Temsumeren Yaden President, MSM Gen. Secy., MSM

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Sapotimi Kughuko Union Dimapur (SKUD) would like to extend our heartiest congratulation to Smti Mughali Y Achumi, D/o Shri. Yevuto Achumi for bringing laurels by securing the post of Secretariat Assistant through NPSC. We wish, you a bright future. (VITOHO CHOPHY) President Sapotimi Kughuko Union Dimapur, Nagaland.

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the conducive weather terrain offering optimal training environment and has been developed at par with training centres of leading armies of the world,” Shillong-based defence spokesperson, Lt Col Suneet Newton said. He said the joint training node has best in class training facilities including obstacle training course, jungle lane shooting range and world class infrastructure comprising fully computerized and network enabled computer warfare centre and top of line accommodation facilities for foreign armies. Newton said the project was envisaged in Umroi keeping its proximity to Guwahati and Shillong airport and was completed in record time of one year from scratch to being made operationally compliant for hosting “Exercise Milap” a multi nation joint training exercise with the Bangladesh Army by Red Horn Division under the aegis of the Gajraj Corps.

Our Dearest Baby Among (Mongshi) . Many many Happy Returns of the Day, “Happy Birthday Sweetie”. May God almighty bless u with good health today and in days to come. With lots of love, Your loving parents, Grand parents and Uncles.

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leashed a divisive incendiary policy of fomenting divisions between tribals and non-tribals in the state and pumping crores of rupees to fund violent activities,” the CPI (M) booklet alleged. “The BJP has grabbed the position of the main opposition in many states without winning a single seat in the polls and has also used the CBI and IncomeTax department to threaten and blackmail political parties,” the CPI (M) alleged and added that the same old tactics will not work against Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar.

Shillong, Nov 5: A joint training warfare centre for conducting joint exercises with foreign armies will be inaugurated at Umroi Cantontment in Meghalaya on November 6, a defence official said on Saturday. The establishment of new state of the art training warfare centre will witnesses the joint counterterrorist training exercise of the band of armies of India and Bangladesh. The Indian army has other joint training centres in Belgaum, Vairengte and Bakloh but Umroi is Eastern Command’s first of its kind independent and fully integrated joint training node for foreign armies. The joint training node is expected to conduct joint exercise and exercises with Myanmar and Chinese armies planned in later part of next year. “The concept was envisaged keeping in mind

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G uwahati , N ov 5 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal Sunday rolled out a carbon free tourism project in the world’s largest river island Majuli. The project ‘Majuli Sustainable Tourism Development Project’ is aimed at encouraging a carbon free tourism experience in the island along with creating an environment protocol for the tourism industry, an official release said. Sonowal launched the ambitious sustainable tourism project at a function in Majuli this morning. “As part of the project, Sonowal launched modern orange cycle tours resembling the colour of the magnificent sun set in the island to add a new dimension to carbon free travel experience in Majuli. “These cycles will be up for rent for the tourists from the circuit house campus itself,” the statement said. Initially, 30 orange cycles high-end BTWIN rockrider cycles with gear will be put in service.

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ods/means. Lauding the efforts and contribution of Don Bosco in imparting education in the state, the chief minister said that “It is indeed happy to learn that Don Bosco is imparting education to more than 70,000 students in the region.” On the occasion, the chief minister announced Rs 1.5 crore as a grant-in aid to Don Bosco College, Maram under RUSA scheme. Of this total amount Rs 25 lakhs had already been given to the college and another Rs 50 lakhs would be sanctioned by the end of next year, the chief minister added. He further said that a proposal of Rs six to seven crores would be sent to North Eastern Council (NEC) for the construction of library cum science laboratory of the college. He also directed DC Senapati to co-ordinate with planning department and PWD for the black topping of the approach road to the college. State PHED minister Losii Dikho, former minister Francis Ngajokpa, principal secretary (planning) Vineet Joshi were among others who attended the function.

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2.62 lakh people under BPL category, he added. He said that the scheme would be launched from January 1, 2018 and every member of those BPL families can avail the benefit. He further pointed out that the state government will launch a special scheme for differently abled persons. Under the special scheme, the government would provide a monthly stipend of Rs 1,500 to those who are permanently disabled persons. The government will also provide free education to the differently abled students in the state and no fare would be charged for persons with disabilities travelling in State public transportation, he assured. Asserting that education is a means to end violence, the chief minister said that this (education) can lead people to the path of peace and prosperity. Imparting good and quality education to the students can root out the prevailing corruption in the state, he added. Stating that “if education collapses everything will collapse in the society,” he appealed the students not to use any unfair meth-

circumstances, could the four Chakma candidates could be barred or deprived of competing in the APPSCCE, 2017, “as they are Indian citizen by all means and by birth”. CNCI Assam committee chief Dangu Sambhu Dhan Chakma said that they will approach courts if this gross injustice persists, citing a Delhi High Court order that Chakmas born in India are citizens by birth under Section 3(1)(a) of the Citizenship Act. The removal of names of Chakma candidates “on the ground that their citizenship status is under consideration” was “a blatant violation of rule of law and a deliberate attempt to keep the Chakma youths in a state of misery”, he added. Ruing that the APPSC seems to operate “based on the whimsical mercy” of the All Arunachal Pradesh Students Union, he urged it to “stop selfishly fanning baseless hatred towards the innocent Chakma community by means of irrational rhetoric and hate-mongering against a helpless and deprived community”.

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IMPHAL, Nov 5: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Sunday assured the people of Senapati district that his government would never indulge in any action which would hurt the sentiments of any community living in the state. Singh was in Senapati district to inaugurate the newly constructed Rev Fr NV Jose Memorial Multipurpose Auditorium at Don Bosco College, Maram. Addressing the gathering after the inauguration, Singh asserted that the vision and sole objective of the new government was to bring positive change and development in the state. He further said that his government was working hard to ease the problems which arose out of misunderstandings and communication gap among the different communities so as to strengthen the emotional integration of the state. While also assuring that the government would never hurt the sentiments of any communities living in the state, he added, “We should respect, help and share feelings of each other only then peace and tranquility will prevail in the state.” Singh said that the new government was planning to introduce new welfare schemes for the poor and needy people to bring inclusive development in the state. Giving an outline of the new proposed schemes, he said that the government would introduce a health insurance scheme to provide financial assistance of Rs two lakh to those who cannot afford medical treatment. It will benefit around

G uwahati , N ov 5 (IANS): The Chakma tribals’ apex body has condemned the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission’s (APPSC) removal of four eligible Chakma candidates from the state civil service exam as “the highest form of racial discrimination” and a “gross” human rights violation, warning of legal options if this was not remedied. The APPSC on Saturday struck down the candidatures of four Chakma applicants, who had reportedly qualified to appear for the preliminary round of the Arunachal Pradesh Service Combined Competitive Examinations (APPSCCE), 2017. The development comes at a time when the Chakmas living in Arunachal Pradesh are demanding implementation of the Supreme Court instruction to grant them citizenship which is opposed by several local organizations. Chakma National Council of India national Vice President Prahlad Chakma said that under no

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Shri Vikavi Z. Assumi The Philimi Welfare Dimapur heartily felicitates Shri Vikavi Z. Assumi, son of Shri Zheito Assumi for coming out successful as a Secretariat Assistant in the recently declared NPSC exams. The Welfare also congratulates Dr. Liloka Z. Assumi for successfully completing dental studies from Maharaj Vinayak Global University, Jaipur Dental College. The Welfare thanks them for bringing laurels to the village community and wishes them the best in their future endeavours. Shikato Shohe, Chairman Jubito Wotsa, Secretary Philimi Welfare Dimapur Philimi Welfare Dimapur

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The Poimi Nkwa Kohima, with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulation to our following members on being selected through NPSC examination. 1. Mr. Ihoilung Chuilo, S/o Late Mr. Heuzwangbe Chuilo for being selected as Extra Assistant Commissioner (Cl-I Gazetted) under P&AR Department. 2. Miss. Kenlumyizoilie, D/o Mr. Ingaube Hemang for being selected as Secretariat Assistant, under P&AR Department. PNK (N) is humbled to them for leading us by example. We wish them the very best and pray for Gods wisdom in their future endeavour. General Secretary President PNK (N) PNK (N)

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By this deed I, the undersigned H. HETOLI ZHIMO (New name) previously called N. HETOLI CHISHI (old name), Govt. Servant (profession or vocation) and resident of H/No.196, 3rd Mile, Thilixu Village, Dimapur, Nagaland- 797112 declare:1. That for and on behalf of myself and my husband and children and remitter issue wholly renounce/relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/surname of N. HETOLI CHISHI and in place thereof I do hereby assume from this date the name/surname of H. HETOLI ZHIMO and so that I and my wife, children and remitter issue may hereafter be called, known and distinguish not by my former name/surname, but assumed name/surname of H. HETOLI ZHlMO. 2. That for the purpose of evidencing such my determination declare that l shall at all times hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign the name of H. HETOLI ZHIMO as my name/surname in place and in substitution of my former name/surname. 3. That I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular, at all times hereafter to designate and address me my husband, children, remitter issue by such assumed name/surname of H. HETOLI ZHIMO accordingly. 4. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former and adopted name/ surname of N. HETOLI CHISHI and H. HETOLI ZHlMO affix my signature and seal, if any, this 26th day of May '2017. Signed scaled and delivered by the Name: Name H. HETOLI ZHIMO Date : 3/10/17. Address: H/No.196, Former name : N. HETOLI CHISHI 3rd Mile, Thilixu Vill. In presence of : Dimapur, Nagaland- 797112 Name ....... Address .... NOTARY PUBLIC DP-11527

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it is never ‘dal se bada desh’ (country bigger than party). For them only their party’s interest comes first,” he said. “The Congress and corruption are inseparable, they are like a tree and its roots. All their leaders are out on bail after facing serious charges of corruption and they are speaking about putting a check on corruption,” he said, adding: “Corruption is the only identity of the Congress party.” He also claimed that the Congress was now “fearing” that he will bring a law to check benami property and book all those who have brought assets in the name of others as the opposition party had failed to do so when in power. Pledging his party’s support for the overall development of Himachal Pradesh, he said the hill state needs to be freed of 5 Mafias - ‘Mining Mafia’, ‘Forest Mafia’, ‘Drug Mafia’, ‘Tender Mafia’ and ‘Transfer Mafia’.

bands and bhangra music. “The enthusiasm, courage and excitement we witness year on year for the run reassures us in our objective to encourage competitive sports in the city of Delhi

and promote fair play and respect amongst each other,” Diwan said. “Some of the winners at Salwan Marathon today are representing their institution, regions and the country

at global competitions and it’s immensely gratifying to see these students go that extra mile when given a chance to run and build a good pace for an improved timing.”

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in the coming days. I do not fear burning of my effigies. My fight against corruption will not stop,” he said at another rally in Palampur. Modi said note ban had disturbed the sleep of Congressmen and their anger had not cooled, alleging they had big bags and garages full of notes which were banned due to his decision. The opposition parties, including the Congress, have said they would observe November 8 as “black day” across the country by organising protests and effigy burning, besides carrying out candle light marches. The prime minister alleged that Indira Gandhi refused to carry out note ban after a panel headed by Yashwantrao Chavan recommended it, alleging she kept her party’s interests over that of the nation. “Had she done note ban when needed, I would not have had to carry out this big task. For the Congress,

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Kullu, Nov 5 (Agencies): Former PM Indira Gandhi did not go for a note ban exercise when needed, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday, even as he attacked the Congress over corruption charges at Himachal election rallies where he sought support for a BJP government with three-fourth majority. (Highlights) Unfazed by the November 8 protests called by the Congress on the first anniversary of demonetisation, Modi said burning effigies will not deter him from continuing with his fight against corruption and black money. He said the Congress and corruption were inseparable. Modi said more than three lakh companies had shut down after demonetisation and a probe into 5,000 such firms had found a fraud of Rs 4,000 even as investigation against others was on. He said the Congress was “angry” at demonetisation as it was still feeling its effect, and cited it as the reason for the party’s “mourning” by giving a public protest call. “Few people who faced the heat of demonetisation are still complaining and are planning to observe November 8 as ‘black day’. The Congress cannot scare me by burning my effigies,” he said at a rally in Kullu, Himachal Pradesh. “The Congress is planning to observe ‘mourning’ in the coming week. It has nothing to do except grieve

country participated in the 22nd edition of the cross country run in eight different categories -- visually impaired, differently-abled (4.5 km), Under 14 Girls and Boys (4.5 km), Under 16 Girls and Boys (6 km) and Under 18 Girls and Boys (8 km) races. A special cheering squad comprising of cartoon characters Jai and Viru of Sony YAY channel was present to encourage students in the Army Equestrian Centre, Brar Square at the Delhi Cantonment. Pa r t i c i p a n t s f r o m various states including Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh and Delhi were seen being excited by the carnival-like atmosphere and waving hands to the beats of dhol, nagaras, jazz

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fter making public several irregularities in financial transactions of various government departments which have been widely publicised in the local media), Nagaland Public Rights Awareness and Action Forum (NPRAAF) has disclosed it was initiating a formal submission for a probe by a central agency on all the allegations made and copies of which would be addressed to the prime minister and the state governor. The allegations so far highlighted by NPRAAF including other civil society groups during the past several months and years, point to a very shocking practise of rampant and blatant corrupt practise. For instance, NPRAAF has pointed out that the finance department had issued questionable financial drawal authority to various government departments twice for the same project. NPRAAF had cited several instances of the finance department giving sanction twice for the same project through Drawal Authority (DA). This highly questionable practise is yet to be explained and justified (legally) by the finance department. For example the finance department had issued DA twice for R&B departments on two consecutive financial years of the same amount and for the same divisions. There had also been similar cases of double DA issued to departments. The latest being Tenyiphe area were 17 hostels were to have been constructed but for which there is no evidence on the ground. Shockingly the finance department had issued DA for the so-called 17 hostels twice @ Rs.72 lakh or in total a sum of Rs.Rs.1.44 crore. The Tenyiphe village councils (I, II and III) have issued a public statement denying that any hostel project was ever launched or initiated under any of the jurisdictions. They have also expressed shock that Rs.1.44 crore had been released by the finance department for the non-existent work. The finance department should have immediately come out with facts about the allegations since they are of a very serious nature. Maintaining silence will only heighten suspicion that the DAs were part of a conspiracy at the highest levels of the government to defraud the state. The so-called construction of 17 hostels under the jurisdiction of Tenyiphe villages only serves to heighten suspicion that it was nothing but a way to loot money meant for public at some levels of the government. Perhaps the sum involved as one of the instalments was Rs.72 lakhs and probably the money went elsewhere and not to the department so another amount of Rs.72 lakhs was issued through the second DA in order to take care of the departmental aspect. Several such instances of double DA certainly only gives way to suspicion that huge amount of money meant for various projects are getting siphoned off at some levels. Now NPRAAF believes it can have some central agencies to probe all such allegations of monumental corruption but the fact is that without the consent of the state and central government neither the CBI nor NIA or even the ED can act on their own. Even before the NPRAAF had exposed how funds were allegedly being siphoned off at certain levels of the government, there had also been various other allegations of serious corruption but the state government had refused to give the nod. Even in the case with the most recent Pillai case in the Police, the previous chief minister and his cabinet had given the nod but after the change of guard, the matter has never been heard. It is up to the NPRAAF on how it can actually translate its proposal into activating central probe into these allegations.

DailyDevotion Partakers of His Suffering …but rejoice to the extent that you partake of Christ’s sufferings… —1 Peter 4:13 If you are going to be used by God, He will take you through a number of experiences that are not meant for you personally at all. They are designed to make you useful in His hands, and to enable you to understand what takes place in the lives of others. Because of this process, you will never be surprised by what comes your way. You say, “Oh, I can’t deal with that person.” Why can’t you? God gave you sufficient opportunities to learn from Him about that problem; but you turned away, not heeding the lesson, because it seemed foolish to spend your time that way. The sufferings of Christ were not those of ordinary people. He suffered “according to the will of God” (1 Peter 4:19), having a different point of view of suffering from ours. It is only through our relationship with Jesus Christ that we can understand what God is after in His dealings with us. When it comes to suffering, it is part of our Christian culture to want to know God’s purpose beforehand. In the history of the Christian church, the tendency has been to avoid being identified with the sufferings of Jesus Christ. People have sought to carry out God’s orders through a shortcut of their own. God’s way is always the way of suffering— the way of the “long road home.” Are we partakers of Christ’s sufferings? Are we prepared for God to stamp out our personal ambitions? Are we prepared for God to destroy our individual decisions by supernaturally transforming them? It will mean not knowing why God is taking us that way, because knowing would make us spiritually proud. We never realize at the time what God is putting us through— we go through it more or less without understanding. Then suddenly we come to a place of enlightenment, and realize— “God has strengthened me and I didn’t even know it!”

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reduce charges, jobs would grow and the nation would feel the real prosperity. Many happened. Most somehow are yet to happen. The hope is still there with a dynamic Prime Minister Narendra Modi. People have hope in him despite the opposition brouhaha. He has the reputation of doing the undone. A beginning has to be made. The GST has one good aspect. Except its implementation, nobody is rigid about its framework. It is changing and possibly with Adhia’s comments, it is in for more changes. This good part has to extend to other aspects of the economy as well. Many realize it, many try to ignore it. This is the most taxed country with irrational rules. Its obsession with black money, which as the note-ban figures denoted is not more than one percent of the total currency notes circulated at approximately Rs 16,000 crore that did not come back to the RBI coffers. It is also true as per an Oxfam study that a mere one percent people have grabbed 58 percent of the wealth here. So it is no more a guess who may be having the black

money. The rest 99 percent shares a mere 42 percent of the wealth. Let this country rethink about what is black. In reality, it has grown in proportion to the free public sector bank lending post 2008 US-Euro sub-prime crisis. India was untouched Shivaji by it but the irrational lending has led the country to a trap of Rs 12 lakh crore unpaid debt – people’s money that was swindled away by large corporate as per the Economic Survey 2016. The trade, business and the common earners have long been cherishing an easier income-tax and bank operations. The hope is still there. All want an affordable tax and charges. All these classes are in an exploitative multi-tax regime. Personal income-tax (PIT) robs them of almost five months of their earnings. Bank charges, demand for identity, TDS on deposits, tolls on highways, various rising local body taxes and charges, medical expenses, fuel and transport costs including spiralling train, bus, metro and taxi fares, electric-

ity and water rates, parking charges, property stamp duties and many others are robbing the people of whatever they earn. If the state or its wings usurp whatever they earn, they are left with little to spend. In terms of economy it is called lack Sarkar of disposable income – key to the progress. The state has to make a beginning with the (PIT), the most irrational of all and then move on to the tolls, said to be the highest in the world. The I-T revenue loss would be about Rs 3 lakh crore plus. The direct savings in tax administration would be over Rs 1 lakh crore, inspections another at least Rs 50 lakh crore – the net notional revenue loss approximately Rs 1.5 lakh crore. The net gain to the economy is Rs 3 lakh plus crore - including the compliance costs. It would be an important lubricant. The taxpayers would have a greater relief that they would also be freed of tax terror and can spend their money with confidence without a prying eye. Is there

a rational that if a person sells any belonging he is made to deduct a TDS of one percent of the buyer’s payment, deposit it in his IT account, which the seller claims next financial year and paid possibly a year later? Is there any rationale for such utopian procedure? Does it really save black money generation? No. It only complicates procedures blocks money circulation and slows the economy down. The flip side is many avoid transactions altogether. That is the net loss to the state and compounded loss to the economy. Euphoria alone does not create a thriving economy. It would be if there is flow of money. Choking it and channelizing it through banks add to the costs, causes inflation, drives away buyers, the policymakers do a merry-goround and nothing thrives. In economy, wishes can never be horses. A cash of Rs 100 even after a lakh of transactions remain Rs 100. If it is moved through banks or digital system with charges of 1 to 2.5 percent each time it would be adding to almost Rs 2 lakh

of charges to be gobbled up by the one percent rich. The poor and middle class would lose and they would not be able to go to the market. The UNCTAD has rightly given a call against such financialisation. Let us rethink. This has to extend to all other charges. The state is a creation of the citizens. It has to work in their interest and not for the profit of the few. Most levies can be reduced. Ultimately, being the largest entity it helps the state as its expenses – fiscal deficit -would come down. The state cannot be a guzzler of people’s money and pauperise them. The G-20 prescription of tough tax regime and control of finances is flawed. Mere deficit control would not be a solution. The country does not need incentives but rational taxes and levies. It needs a wider discussion to change the nation’s financial system. Trust the people, lower taxes and levies, make transactions simpler, the economy would thrive. The bonus nobody would try to save taxes and generate what is called the black.

Post-mortem Give sufficient time to NNPGs

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e should bear in mind that NNPG Working group had political discussion with India Interlocutor R.N. Ravi only for the first time on 23rd September 2017. It is barely one month since the political dialogue had taken place. On the other hand, it took several years for the NSCN (IM) to come to a ‘Framework Agreement’. So as the talk with NNPG is very recent, it is the wishes and desire of the Naga people that sufficient and reasonable time is given to the NNPG to come to a logical conclusion with R.N. Ravi. In the light of this situation, the recent meeting with the Indian Home Minister and R.N. Ravi by Nagaland Chief Minister, Ministers and Lok Sabha MP on 3rd November to settle the Naga issue before Christmas (Setting a deadline) was a wrong move and does not augured well with the protracted Naga political settlement which remained elusive for over 70 years. We should not do anything in haste. Holding General Election is secondary concern and amicable settlement of Naga political issue is our primary and top concern. Therefore setting one two months time frame to conclude the vexed issue as pressurised by the State political Leaders is not acceptable. Moreover if anything on a Naga political issue had to be done, first the Naga people should be consulted. Themiakhrielie, Kohima town

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Strife rigorously not unclean poll

t has become imperative for Nagaland to pragmatically conduct clean poll this time round and this cannot be compromised at any cost. Despite of having acknowledging the crucial aftermath of a clean poll to harbor a sound system and harmonious development, it is inadequate having to have hear rumors of elements trying to motivate regression by adopting to conventional method of monetary-influential amassment of voters and other unscrupulous means. The state and the people have an extensive role to play to expunge out the ill-practices. It would require of the law enforcing authority to be vigilant as well as responsive to illicit adventures of undemocratic elements—should it favor to the discontent of the change seeking public. The incident at Mokokchung…where it was reported of an intending candidate (name withhold), of having arranged a mob to demoralize the section of public who were campaigning for clean election, is a forthright provocation to hamper the desire of peoples’ sentimental ordinance for clean polls. In the future, we should be prepared for such misadventures by filling an FIR and taking a legal course of action against those who deliberately seek to disproportionate the peoples movement – for which does not require particular section of the constitution about the peculiarity of the case, to press charges on and seek justice; natural justice as embedded in the constitution and our common sense will resonate to justice. [For instance: the “common law” (laws established through

court judgments) of UK’s unwritten constitution – at the heart of it lies the principle, known as ‘stare decisis’ – that judges should decide cases according to consistent principles and rules, so that similar facts will reveal similar results. Emphasis here is to be laid on the peculiarity of the case.] The point being that every criminal act is a legal offence and it could be pursued in a court of law. The election commission (state) should also make it an effort to ensure the success of a goal-oriented outcome—one that would entail progression, which would be-in-effect only after a true democratic means of election. Some reasonable measures would be to bar the candidates or expel/terminate his candidature if found to be resorting to unethical means for harboring votes. Based on past events about candidates gathering mob and capturing booths… upon such factual instigation, the law enforcing authority should also well coordinate with the public to check and book the culprits to be put up for a trail in court for contempt. We the people have also been constantly put into the misconception of essentially being at the mercy of the prominent parties to mount up alone for participating in the quest to represent and bear the grievance of the people – which although hasn’t bore if any contentment as to suffice the suppressed lot, caught up in the cycle, as much as to appease the mass for consecutive term. The notion also sums up for introspection; if it obnoxiously is a priority or privilege; which hitherto has

been the later due to implication of undemocratic and unethical methods as well as regular discrepancies being assimilated owing to distanced and opaque intrinsic factor in exchanging (on both and the other) – the relevance of being constant in communicating via democratic expression. Thus, the challenge we the people truly face is, whether our dependence on adamant prominent representatives would exceedingly solve our deteriorated socio-economic and political conditions. It is eminent that our prominent political figures and their governments have subsequently failed to deliver to the people the dynamics required for development let alone its manifestation. Because the people deserve more and only that it is rightfully ours—which has been long due, with every successive government failing desolately short. It is apparent that our whole state mechanism has to be stirred and rinsed thoroughly and begin-anew without which, the anticipation for development is a lost cause. We falter at our infrastructural accomplishment when the pot-holes could also not be filled up unswervingly – to say the least, even in National Highway 39, whilst there is the long proposed vision for a four lane. But why should we be contended by a four lane, why not an eight lane? Why not multiple eight lane? And can the money inclined representatives actually keep up with the expectations of the public if there will not be much to be siphoned off. (To be concluded) Liberal Democratic People of Nagaland

The need for a communitized enforcement of building bye-laws

(From previous issue) Process – If a person is going to build a house. He needs to have his/her building plan reviewed by the local community empaneled architect and structure engineer – These local community empaneled local engineers just ensure that building/structure is built as per the law! Example, ample distance from road is maintained, garage is in place, the height of building is maintained, structure is stable and earthquake resistant in compliance to seismic zone requirements, ample space for roads, footpaths etc etc and also maybe if necessary comply to certain aesthetics standards so that the overall city looks beautiful and standard. If a person is spending minimum Rs.40 lac to build a house, she/he should be able to spare a few thousand rupees to make building plan from empaneled architect, structure engineer in compliance to the law of the land! Unless we have such a regulation in place, Kohima is already becoming a giant slum with so much chaos, we need to enforce this building bye law in an

indigenous yet smart way. Too many cooks do spoil the curry and a consensus can never be agreed upon in a lifetime. It is better to set a timeline and push for gathering inputs from the wiser lot of the community along with technical experts. Focusing only on the issue of building bye laws without getting diverted into other issues can help resolve this and enforce it immediately before things go out of hand in managing our capital and other towns. Those corrupted and selfish individuals should be replaced by those who care for our community than oneself, in order for our sick community and the sick State to be restored into the path of a happy, prosperous acting locally and thinking globally, productive and sustainable progressive community. What is done cannot be undone, but what is yet happen in future can be regulated and controlled if we take steps today. Ensuring small solutions such as Online Inner Line Permit, indigenous/community enforced building bye laws etc would make a huge difference in building a healthy, beautiful and sustainable

A glimmer of hope

community. Let us have a vision for this beautiful city. It is sick today, but with combined efforts and team work, I believe we can turn Kohima into the city of our dreams and set an example to the rest of the country and the world. From a being compared to a Brazilian favela, we can turn Kohima into a Greek Santorini or even better. Let us all work towards building our dream Dimapur, Mokokchung, Wokha, Kiphire, Tuensang, Peren, Ukhrul, Mon, Pfustero, Zunheboto, Senapati, Mao and yes all urban or rural habitats by creating relevant Rural or Urban laws to regulate our habitats which will allow us to live and thrive in harmony with nature and with one another. About the writer: Er. Yanpvuo Kikon, Senior Government Advisory Consultant at EY (EY is the among the four largest multinational professional services firms in the world headquartered in London, England). Yanpvuo Kikon is also a social entrepreneur and founder of The Naga Blog. (Concluded) Yanpvuo Kikon (Yan)

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agaland for quite a long time has been plundered with inefficiency in governance which has gravely affected our society. Unethical and unlawful affairs in the functioning of governmental departments have been rampant with no sign of deceleration. Without a doubt, the department of school education dominates the list. However, now the parents whose children are admitted in government schools can heave a sigh of relief. The directorate of school education’s order of detachment/ re-deployment to all the teachers to their actual postings is highly commendable, provided it is put into force. As far as I know, those teachers were legally appointed by the government so as to impart education which is a guaranteed fundamental right. And the absence of teachers deprive the children of their rights, but for reasons best known to them, those teachers with the blessings of big shots decided to attach their posting to a “Do not touch me Zone” which is unjustifiable. It is quite amusing to observe that most government teachers admit their children in the best private schools available with all resources and want their children to be fed with all the sophisticated knowledge. But sadly, when it comes to the part in executing their duties, they begin to juggle the lives of those innocent children or in some other case self-appointing as School inspector, more irregular then a college student who usually bunk classes . Whereby, in the process our society is victimised. It was long overdue nevertheless the responsible department seems to have woken up from its heavy sleep and while at it , the other bigger issue that needs to be tackled is the distillation of proxy and legally appointed teachers and uprooting the practice of proxy through effective mechanism by the responsible authority which is otherwise severely stagnating the system of education in government sector also resulting in poor results. Therefore, it is with great hope that with genuine responsible person in the decision making chair this unjust practices is repressed. Toino Awomi, Kohima

Reader’s Post Sir,

Dilapidated road

We the senior citizens and residents of Kohima town express our dismay over the dilapidated road condition particularly from Classic junction towards Khuchiezie (Jasokie Road) side upto D.C. Office and State Bank of India. The irony is that the road named after the former Chief Minister of Nagaland late J.B. Jasokie, is in a pathetic condition. The Department of PWD should have given priority to fill up potholes with black topping in honour of late Jasokie. It is a disgrace that nothing has been done so far to repair this portion of road at all. There are numerous pot-holes on the road making it difficult for both pedestrians and vehicular traffic. While negotiating potholes by vehicles, school going children needs to be extra cautious to avoid mishap. Children carrying heavy school bags and walking on this road sometimes stumble in the potholes and becomes victim of accident. No steps have been taken so far to mitigate the miseries of even senior citizens who often take strolls in the morning through numerous potholes. Proper safety of public is jeopardized which calls for immediate fill up of potholes with black topping in the interest of public service. Therefore, we request concerned Department of PWD to seriously look into our plight and initiate appropriate action to carry out necessary repair works and fill up these potholes with black topping particularly in this portion of road as mentioned above otherwise the Department of PWD will be solely responsible in the event of any mishap caused due to bad road condition. N. Theyo, Senior Citizen, Kohima town 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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Hang culprits to death in public: MP’s rape victim

DC Sagar inspecting the scene of gang-rape near Habibganj Railway station in Bhopal, on Friday.

Bhopal, Nov 5 (IANS): A young woman -- gang raped by four persons in Bhopal on Sunday demanded that the culprits should be hanged in public for their crime and flayed the police for its “unhelpful” attitude in the whole affair.

‘Security needed to boost tourism’

NEW DELHI, Nov 5 (AGENCIES): The Union tourism ministry’s renewed efforts to improve security for foreign tourists in India, in the aftermath of the attack on the Swiss couple in Fatehpur Sikri last month, has led to the revival of a long-pending proposal to depute the Central Industrial Security Force at key heritage monuments in the country. At present, CISF personnel guard important heritage monuments like the Taj Mahal in Agra, the Salar Jung museum in Hyderabad, and the Red Fort in New Delhi. In 2016, the Chennai circle of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) had also decided to rope in the services of the CISF, after an idol smuggling racket was unearthed. Red Fort was given CISF cover in 2000, while the Taj Mahal got it after a SC order in 2002. Former DG, CISF, Arvind Ranjan, however, said any effort to enhance the tourist experience and to improve security around tourist destinations must begin with the tourism ministry taking ownership of the initiative, and with coming up with a definitive policy that can cover security aspects.

“The culprits should be handed out the severest of punishments so that no one else dare commit such a crime. They should be given death, hanged to death on the streets so that there is no repeat of the crime,” 19-year-old Puja (not real name) told the media, the

first time she did so after the crime was committed in the Madhya Pradesh capital on Tuesday evening. Puja, whose parents are police personnel themselves and posted in another city, was returning home from coaching classes late on Tuesday evening when she was accosted by two inebriated persons near the Habibganj railway station and raped for three hours. One of the accused subsequently called two more men, who also sexually assaulted the woman. Two city police stations kept dilly-dallying over registering an FIR, saying the place of occurrence did not fall within

their jurisdiction. Finally, the case was registered two days after the crime and two accused arrested. “The attitude of the police officials was the worst in the case. They forced us to run from one police station to another. When we had to go through the ordeal, despite the fact that both my parents are in police, imagine the plight of other common persons in similar situation,” the young woman said. “It is really regrettable that though police caught hold of the accused, they did not register my complaint. A Sub-Inspector from the MP Nagar police station inspected the crime

scene after we went to police at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, a day after the crime, but he raised jurisdiction issues,” she said. It was the family which caught hold of one accused who was found playing cards near the crime scene, who was later handed over to police. The woman said police personnel at the Habibganj police station were cooperative, while those at the GRP police station and MP Nagar police station were not. On Friday, five police officers were suspended following a recommendation in a report submitted by Deputy Inspector social media group by the name “The Indigenous Naga” (TIN) which was formed to General of Police Sudhir A tackle illegal immigrants/IBI issue, carried out a poster campaign on November 4 after Lad on the incident. its official meeting, TIN stated.

Centre’s interlocutor begins Kashmir visit Suspected ISIS operative arrested in Mumbai New Delhi, Nov 5 (IANS): The central government’s newly-appointed interlocutor Dineshwar Sharma will begin a six-day visit to the Kashmir Valley from Monday to open talks with “all stakeholders” and understand the “pain and suffering” of a common Kashmiri. This will be Sharma’s first trip to the valley after he was appointed the government’s Kashmir pointsman on October 23 to begin “sustained dialogue process... (and) understand legitimate aspirations of the people, especially youth” in the troubled state. He said he would return to Delhi on November

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11, hoping that his efforts will result in “peace and prosperity” in Jammu and Kashmir. “I am hopeful I will be able to contribute towards peace and prosperity in Kashmir,” he said. Asked whom did he plan to meet during his visit, Sharma

said: “I want to understand the pain and suffering of Kashmiris. I know it is not a problem that can be solved overnight or in just one visit. It is a step one towards bringing peace in the state. “I am open to talking to everybody. Anybody who believes in peace and wants to come and give me some ideas how to go about, I am willing to listen.” Sharma is expected to meet political leaders, traders and students. However, separatist leaders, including Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Yaseen Malik have declined to have parleys with the interlocutor.

He said it was their choice whether they want to meet him or not. “I can only suggest everyone to contribute to peace building in the state. People have suffered a lot there.” Sharma is an old Kashmir hand who served as Assistant Director Intelligence Bureau in the state from 1992-94 - the time when militancy was at its peak in Jammu and Kashmir. He headed the IB for two years from December 2015 to December 2016. It was also the time when widespread violent street protests erupted in the Kashmir Valley following the death of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani.

NEW DELHI, Nov 5 (AGENCIES): The Uttar Pradesh Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) has arrested suspected ISIS terrorist Abu Zaid from the Mumbai Airport, a top police official said today. Zaid was arrested yesterday on his arrival from Saudi Arabia. “Abu Zaid, suspected ISIS terrorist was arrested by the ATS team from Mumbai Airport yesterday after he came from Saudi Arabia,” ADG (Law and order) Anand Kumar told reporters here. He said Zaid was residing in Riyadh and formed a social media group to allegedly radicalise youths and lure them to ISIS. “He will be brought to Lucknow on a transit remand

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Gov, MP extend Tokhu Emong fest greetings

(From p-1) enjoy the cultural practices handed down from the ancestors, and also a time to give thanks to God for His abundant blessings. It was also a time to revive and strengthen friendships and relationships, “a time to forgive, a time to bid farewell to the preceding year and seek Almighty God’s continued blessings”, Rio said. He further expressed happiness upon the extension of restricted holiday to two days.

Lotha orgs flay imposition of 144 CrPC

(From p-1) “brutal prohibitory” 144 CrPC had also been imposed by the same administration, while launching the controversial MOGPL at Tssori- Champang Oil fields on July 21, 2014, which was against the rights and wishes of the land owners and against Article 371A of the Indian Constitution, the Lotha organisations have resolved that it would not allow any such abuse of administrative power in future. LH therefore has asked all concerned to note for future guidance.

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“Preliminary enquiry on the basis of information received from 56 banks in respect of 35,000 companies involving 58,000 accounts has revealed that an amount of over Rs 17,000 crore was deposited and withdrawn post demonetisation,” the release said. In one case, a company which had a negative opening balance on November 8, 2016, deposited and withdrew Rs 2,484 crore post demonetisation, it added. Last November, the government cancelled old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes as legal tenders as part of larger efforts to fight the black money problem and corruption. According to the government, one company was having as many as 2,134 accounts. The information regarding such firms have been shared with enforcement authorities for further action. With respect to deregistered companies, state governments have been advised to disallow registration of properties of such entities.

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times to what they were since demonetisation and we still continue to see a healthy growth of around 20 per cent on a month on month basis in transactions in our online payment gateway,” he said. The company is targeting to bring into fold over 10 lakh merchants over the next few months, it said. Globally, this is seen as an exciting time for fintech, especially payment processing. According to the Payments Council of India, the growth rate of the digital payments industry, which was earlier in the range of 20-50 per cent, has accelerated post demonetisation to 40-70 per cent. “However, demonetisation is just one of the milestones towards our country’s cashless journey and not the final destination. It conveyed a strong psychological message to our countrymen that cash is not welcome and digitisation of cash is inevitable. This also resulted in doubling of the number of PoS machines in just one year...,” Payments Council of India Chairman Navin

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taken to disqualify directors on the board of companies that have failed to file financial statements or annual returns for a continuous period of three financial years during 2013-14 to 2015-16,” the statement said. “Around 3.09 lakh directors have been affected by this action. Preliminary inquiry has shown that over 3,000 disqualified directors are directors in more than 20 companies each, which is beyond the limit prescribed under the law. “With a view to checking the problem of dummy directors, action is underway to seed Director Identification Number with Permanent Account Number and Aadhaar,” it added. The Prime Minister’s Office has constituted a Special Task Force under the joint chairmanship of the Revenue Secretary and Corporate Affairs Secretary to oversee the drive against defaulting companies with the help of various enforcement agencies.

MUMBAI, Nov 5 (PTI): Digital payment companies have seen a substantial jump in their business as a result of the government’s measures towards promoting cashless transactions post demonetisation last year. These firms are likely to further consolidate their business with more incentives for digital transactions. “In the last 12 months, we saw over 3 times growth. Before demonetisation, we were processing monthly transactions of Rs 3,000 crore, which now stands at Rs 6,800 crore across all our verticals,” Atom Technologies Managing Director and CEO Dewang Neralla said. The major contributor to this growth was online payments business, he indicated. “Our focus has been largely on the education, travel ticketing financial services, C2G payments and cable and wireless industries and we have seen all round growth both in terms of enrolments as well as transactions. “Payment processing volumes have grown three

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post-demonetisation,” the statement said. “Apart from the restrictions on bank accounts, action has also been taken to restrict sale and transfer of moveable and immoveable properties of struck-off companies until they are restored. The state governments have been advised to take necessary action in this regard by disallowing registration of such transactions,” it added. The Corporate Affairs Ministry said that the information with respect to such companies had been shared with enforcement authorities, including the Central Board of Direct Taxes, Financial Intelligence Unit, Department of Financial Services and Reserve Bank of India for further necessary action. Companies have also been identified for inquiry, inspection and investigation under the Companies Act, 2013 and necessary action is underway, it added. “Separately, action has also been

San Francisco, Nov 5 (IANS): Facebook may soon start testing two features -- “red envelope” that would enable users send money to others from the platform, and a “breaking news” tag that publishers can use to make people aware of the latest happenings around them. The two new features, which are not officially under testing mode yet, were first spotted by Matt Navarra, director of social media at the online publication The Next Web. According to Recode, Facebook confirmed that the “breaking news” tag was for a future test, but declined to share more details. Recode said that the social media giant, however, neither gave information about “red envelope” feature, nor denied its existence. “Facebook is always testing new product experiences but there’s nothing specific to talk about at this time,” a Facebook representative was quoted as saying.

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New Delhi, Nov 5 (IANS): The government has struck-off around 2.24 lakh companies till date for remaining inactive for a period of two years or more, including those which were involved in suspicious financial transactions in days following demonetisation, it was announced on Sunday. Following the action of striking-off of defaulting companies, restrictions have also been imposed on operation of their bank accounts, said a statement from the Corporate Affairs Ministry. It added that a preliminary inquiry on the basis of information received from 56 banks revealed that 35,000 companies involving 58,000 accounts saw suspicious transactions with over Rs 17,000 crore being deposited and withdrawn from those accounts postdemonetisation. “In one case, a company which had a negative opening balance on November 8, deposited and withdrew Rs 2,484 crore

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Vietnam: At least 27 killed by Typhoon Damrey

of Binh Dinh, the Vietnam Disaster Management Authority said in a statement. Seventy-four other crew members were rescued earlier. More than 600 houses have been destroyed and nearly 40,000 others damaged as Typhoon Damrey caused widespread blackouts across the region, the disaster agency said. The typhoon, the second to hit Vietnam in a

No social media access for Britons under 13 LONDON, NOV 5 (IANS): Under a new legislation to be debated in the UK’s House of Lords later this week, children under the age of 13 will be banned from joining Facebook and Twitter to keep them safe from child abuse on the social media platforms. According to a report in The Telegraph, the government’s Data Protection Bill will legally enshrine the age at which children will be allowed to create accounts on social media platforms. The proposal, however, might not get support from cross-party peers who are insisting that the measure must be accompanied by new rules forcing companies to adapt their sites for younger users. The move comes as Home Secretary Amber Rudd is to meet executives from the Internet giants in the US this week. Writing in a national daily The Sun on Sunday, Rudd said social media giants must do more to stop child sexual exploitation,

adding that the companies have a “moral duty” to go “further and faster” in their efforts to tackle the abuse. “Online technology had made ‘vile child sexual abuse content vastly easier to find’. It is with absolute urgency that I call on all Internet companies to go further and go faster in tackling online child sexual abuse. “We need you all to bring your resources and your technical expertise to help us turn the tide on this horrendous scourge. It is your moral duty,” she added. During her trip to Washington, Rudd will attend a roundtable discussion which will be joined by tech companies, including Google, Facebook and Microsoft. As per a BBC report, new government figures show there was a 700 per cent increase in the number of indecent images identified on technology company servers and flagged to law enforcement agencies between 2013 and 2017.

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Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina meets a Rohingya Muslim child at Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh.

Dhaka, Nov 5 (IANS): Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said that 622,000 Rohingyas have already arrived in the country and urged Myanmar to repatriate them immediately. Sheikh Hasina, who was speaking at the inauguration of the 63rd Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Dhaka, also urged Myanmar to stop the persecution of the Rohingyas. “Over 622,000 Myanmar nationals have fled to Bangladesh to escape

persecution in recent times,” Hasina was quoted by Efe as saying. “The inhuman persecution meted out on the Rohingya population in the Rakhine state of Myanmar and their forceful expulsion from their homeland have created instability in the region and beyond,” she added. The figure raises the number of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh mentioned in the latest report by the United Nation’s InterSector Coordination Group on Thursday, by 15,000.

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Saudi Arabia arrests eleven princes in anti-corruption sweep Riyadh, Nov 5 (IANS): Saudi Arabia has announced the arrest of 11 princes including prominent billionaire investor Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, following the formation of an anti-corruption committee by King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, media reports said on Sunday. The announcement of the arrests was made on Saturday on Al Arabiya, the Saudi-owned satellite network. Along with the 11 princes, three ministers were removed from their positions: Economy and Planning Minister Adel bin Mohammed Faqih, National Guard Minister Prince Miteb bin Abdullah

DAY 3, TOKHU EMONG PROGRAMME CHOCHANTSÜ (NOVEMBER) 6, 2017 8:00 AM Khoro Zotoro Yungta (Carting) Echumporo Lankon : Shompo Myamo Jami, District Transport Officer, Wokha.

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Through this column, Shamator Village Council and Village Development Board would like to express our profound gratitude and appreciation to Dr. Meren, Medical Officer, CHC Shamator and Mr. R. Kiuji, Chairman HCMC for initiating and arranging logistical assistance and conducting free medical Camp at Shamator Village. In this camp, special emphasis was given on non-communicable disease like cardiovascular and diabetes which many people were suffering unaware. This is the first time that blood sugar test was ever done which has benefitted many. Optical power correction during the camp has also been done especially of the elder people. We also would like to thank RHI for the immunization counseling and all the nurses and staffs who have rendered their tireless efforts of sincerity and dedication during the organization of camp headed by MO and his team that has benefitted ailing people of this community immensely. Wherein, altogether, 118 patients of different ailments were availed free medical treatment. P. Tsinthong Chairman Shamator Village Council

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REJOINDER We are constrained to rebut to the misleading statement issued by Mr. Ahovi Swu and Mr. Hotoshe Sheqi which appeared in certain local dailies on 1st Nov 2017 where in they had alleged that our president Zhuwoto Kiba is not even a primary member of NPF and that Kughakhu Sheqi was elected by 5000 delegates in 2015 by Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu Group which stands withdrawn and nullified. Here we want to make it clear that Mr. Zhuwoto Kiba was elected as president of our Division on 20 Sept 2017 General convention at Dimapur by more that 40,000 delegates. We would like to remind that he was a CEC member from 2004 and a secretary in central office till 2011. Therefore it is incorrect to allege that he is a man of political instability and commitment. We would like to reiterate that our president had been a staunch supporter of dynamic leader of Mr. Neiphiu Rio President and MP Lok Sabha and Mr. T.R. Zeliang Honourable Chief Minister since 2004. Therefore we can boldly state that his loyalty and integrity is unquestionable. Shiluvi Zhimo Gen. Secretary

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bin Abdulaziz and Naval Forces Commander Admiral Abdullah bin Sultan bin Mohammed Al-Sultan, reports CNN. King Salman ordered the new anticorruption campaign as part of an “active reform agenda aimed at tackling a

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Manila, Nov 5 (IANS): The Philippines authorities on Sunday deployed close to 60,000 police officers and soldiers to coordinate the security at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) summit, which will be held here from November 10 to 14. In addition to the leaders of the 10 Asean member countries, the Presidents of the US and China, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping respectively, as well as leaders of the European Union, Russia, Japan and Australia, are also expected to attend the summit, reports Efe news. The Philippine police force has also banned firearms in Manila, Calabarzon and Central Luzon on account of the summit. The Rohingya crisis in Myanmar, North Korea’s nuclear ambitions, terrorism and the territorial disputes in South China Sea will be some of the matters discussed during the summit.

The Benreului Baudi Nagaland with immense pride and joy extend our heartiest congratulation to the following: 1. Miss. Ngimchule Nampeung, daughter of Lt. Pauramheing Nampeung & Mrs Heukiena for her selection by the NPSC for the post of Dy. SP. 2. Dr. IlangIheilung, Dy Director, Vety & Animal Husbandry for his nomination as member to the Veterinary Council of India. 3. Shri. Ramdi Thou on his promotion to the post of SDEO under the Directorate of School Education. 4. Miss. AgumIheilung, on her promotion to the post of Asst. Director School Education. The Benreului Baudi Nagaland further wishes them the very best endeavour. Heikim Meru Pungbacung Meru President Publicity and Information Secy. Benreului Baudi Nagaland Benreului Baudi Nagaland

The anti-corruption committee was formed by royal decree and is headed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

persistent problem that has hindered development efforts in the Kingdom in recent decades”, a statement from the Saudi Ministry of Communications said. The royal decree said the committee was needed “due to the propensity of some people for abuse, putting their personal interest above public interest, and stealing public funds” and will “trace and combat corruption at all levels”, the statement said. The committee, headed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has the authority to investigate, arrest, issue travel bans and freeze the assets of those it finds corrupt, CNN reported.

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HANOI, Nov 5 (AGENCIES): A powerful typhoon battering Vietnam has killed at least 27 people and left 22 others missing amid extensive damage along the south-central coast, officials said on Sunday. Typhoon Damrey made landfall on Saturday, with winds of up to 90 km/h. The missing include 17 crew members of cargo ships that were sunk off the coast of the central province

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month, also caused extensive damage to the region’s rice fields and other crops while 228 fishing boats were sunk or damaged, the agency said. It left some 1,500 passengers stranded at railway stations. Heavy rains are expected to last until Tuesday including in the central resort city of Danang, just days before the start an economic summit attended by Presidents Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin of Russia and Xi Jinping of China, among others. The worst affected area was the city of Nha Trang - about 500km (310 miles) south of the coastal city of Da Nang where world leaders will be attending an Apec summit later this week. The South East Asian country often experiences severe storms, and sees a number of deaths every year from floods.

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(L-R) Dr. Longrineken speaking during the event. Winner of Peren Voice Impact-4 Kawizengdailiu Kaurintta along with the chief guest and the organizers.

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aw i z e n g d a i l i u Kaurintta emerged as the winner of Peren Voice Impact Season- 4 during the grande finale organized by the Peren District Music Society, held under the theme ‘greater heights’ on November 3 at Town Hall Jalukie. The event was held with parliamentary secretary for IT & C and DAN Dr. Longrineken as the chief guest.

Speaking at the function, the chief guest appreciated the organizers for the charity works towards the community. He encouraged the local musicians to compose music basing on the beautiful landscapes and natural beauties and also and the rich Naga heritage. The first runner-up was bagged by Ipungchule Ndang and who was also awarded as the viewer’s choice awards while Ki-

lengsi was declared the most promising artiste. Lights for the event was donated by Keyichetlube Pame in Memory of his brother late Suigong Pame. Invocation and dedication prayer said by Pastor Mongzeung while winner of Peren Voice Impact-3, Keyipeisile Herie, presented a special number ‘One Moment in Time’. The event was compered by Keyi Putlang.

uno Shiu a singer hailing from Khaimniugan traibe and residing at Diphupar, Dimapur has released a new single titled ‘In You Alone’. The song speaks about one’s longing to be in the presence of God the provider and the source of every peace and rest. The song also says “Where can I go from your Spirit? Or where can I flee from your presence?” Psalm 139:7. To his credit “In You Alone” is his 5th single. His earlier successful singles includes Rise and Walk, My Love For You, Like The Stars and Bloody Tuesday. The saong was recorded at Black & White studio while music was arranged by Imdong Ajem and graphics were designed by Right Art City. The song is available at Indihut, Songdew , Songcloud, Reverbnation.

Chumukedima Baptist Church children ministry performing a choreography during the World Sunday School Day which is observed every first Sunday in the month on November.

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ctress Uma Thurman, who has worked with disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein on films like the “Kill Bill” franchise and “Pulp Fiction”, says she has lots to say but wants to wait till she feels “less angry”. “I’ve been waiting to feel less angry,” Thurman said in an interview to Access Hollywood, reports deadline.com. “I don’t have a tiny soundbite for you, because

I am not a child and I have learned that when I have spoken in anger, I usually regret the way I express myself. So, I’ve been waiting to feel less angry, and when I’m ready, I’ll say what I have to

say,” she added. The number of women coming forward with harassment and assault allegations against men in power in Hollywood is growing each day. Prominent actresses including Angelina Jolie, Gwyneth Paltrow, Lupita Nyong’o and Ashley Judd have revealed they were harassed or abused early in their careers. Thurman said their decision to speak out was “commendable”. (IANS)

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The Dimapur Longsai Ekhung (DLE) and Dimapur Longsa Youth Forum (DLYF) convey our heartiest congratulation to Miss Zuchobeni E. Lotha, D/o Shri Evothung Ezung of Longsa Village Wokha district for being successful in the recently declared NPSC Examination 2017 and securing the post of Secretariat Assistant. The DLE and DLYF wish you good luck in your endeavors in achieving greater heights in the days to come. God Bless Sd/Er. Bitsomo Ezung Chairman, DLE

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Alcacer scores two as Barca beat Sevilla Sarita enters Asian boxing meet semis

Paco Alcacer is congratulated by team-mates after he scores a goal against Sevilla.

MADRID, Nov 5 (Agencies): Barcelona continued their record-breaking start to a La Liga season by beating Sevilla 2-1 thanks to Paco Alcacer’s double on Saturday in an atmosphere at the Camp Nou marked by the political upheaval in Catalonia. A huge Catalan flag and banners reading “justice” in Catalan and English were displayed before kickoff after eight ministers of

the Catalan government deposed by Madrid were detained pending a possible trial for their roles in the drive for Catalan independence. Loud cries of “freedom” also rang around Europe’s largest stadium sporadically throughout the 90 minutes. Two other banners reading “Freedom for political prisoners” and “Europe shame on you” were held up

by the Barca singing section behind one of the goals. The hosts could have scored three times in the opening 10 minutes as Clement Lenglet cleared off the line from Sergio Busquets, David Soria denied Luis Suarez and Ivan Rakitic fired a long-range effort inches wide. Alcacer was the surprise choice in Valverde’s starting line-up and he opened the scoring on his

first league start since the first day of the season. Suarez’s cross-field pass was mis-controlled horribly by Sergio Escudero and fell perfectly for Alcacer to slot past the advancing Soria. Barely a threat before half-time, Sevilla came out a different side after the break and levelled just before the hour mark when Guido Pizarro bulleted home Ever Banega’s corner. Barca reacted immediately, though, and just six minutes later got the winner when Alcacer turned home Rakitic’s precise cross at the near post. On his 600th Barca appearance, Lionel Messi had the chance to make the game safe when his low effort was saved by Soria, but Barca held on to move 11 points clear of Real Madrid.

Madrid a 1-0 victory over Deportivo La Coruña to get the club back on track in La Liga action. Atletico rarely posed a threat to Deportivo’s goalkeeper during Saturday’s match, which seemed destined to end in yet another draw for Diego Simeone’s men, reports Efe news agency. Thomas, however, scored the winner two minutes into stoppage time to save his team once again. The 24-year-old had scored the second-half equalizer for Atletico against Qarabag in a UEFA Champions League match played on October 31 that ended 1-1. Atletico finally got a win after three consecutive 1-1 draws - against Elche in Copa del Rey, Villarreal in La Liga and Qarabag. With the win, Atletico has climbed to Thomas goal ends the third spotprovisionally in the La Liga Atletico’s winless run with 23 points (behind FC Ghanaian midfielder Barcelona and Valencia), Thomas Partey scored a last- while Deportivo is 16th with gasp goal to give Atletico 11 points.

Ho Chi Minh City, Nov 5 (PTI): The seasoned L Sarita Devi (64kg) along with two other pugilists advanced to the semifinals and assured themselves of medals as India enjoyed another fruitful day at the Asian Women’s Boxing Championships here. Apart from Sarita, world championships silver-medallist Sonia Lather (57kg) and Lovlina Borgohain (69kg) also entered the semifinals. Sarita, a former world champion eyeing her sixth medal at the Asian meet, defeated Maftunakhon Melieva of Uzbekistan, while Sonia edged past Kazakhstan’s Nazym Ichshanova in the quarterfinals. Borgohain defeated Erdenetuya Enkhbaatar of Mongolia by an unanimous decision. Sarita, who returned to the amateur fold after trying

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her luck in the professional circuit earlier this year, took full advantage of her opponent’s reluctance to attack and connected some lusty right hooks to take the upperhand early in the bout. At the very beginning of the second round, Melieva faced a standing eight count after a flurry of combination punches from the Indian left her dazed. Melieva gave a better account of herself in the final three minutes but Sarita was up for the challenge and dis-

played some fine ringcraft to dodge the attacks. Sonia, on the other hand, had to stave off a stiff challenge from Kazakhstan’s Nazym Ichshanova in a split verdict to enter the last-four stage, assuring herself of her second medal at the event. She is a former silvermedallist at the continental meet. Although Ichshanova tried her best to match the power, the Indian did just about enough to get a split verdict in her favour.

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ZHUHAI, Nov 5 (Agencies): Tennis legend Steffi Graf said on Sunday that Serena Williams can “absolutely” break Margaret Court’s Grand Slam singles title record if she returns to tennis. Former world number one Serena Williams has already overtaken Graf with 23 Grand Slam wins but is yet to surpass Court, who boasts 24 major titles. “Absolutely, yes,” Graf said when asked if the record was within Williams’ reach. Court is renowned as the most successful player in Grand Slam history -- the only player to win 10 or more titles of a single Slam -- lifting the Australian Open a staggering 11 times between 1960 and 1973. Graf was speaking in Zhuhai, China, where she is ambassador for the WTA Elite Trophy tournament. “A lot of it is determined on her drive and if that’s what she wants to do,” she said of Williams. Australian Open organisers said in October they were hopeful of a stunning return by Williams in January as they raised the winners’ prize money to a bumper Aus$4 million (US$3.1 million).

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Through words are inadequate we the family members of Late Saili Lamini express our deepest gratitude to one and all who stood by us during our moment of grief and sarrow. Further, we inform you that the 'Ghewa' (Final Ritual) will be held on 08-11-2017, at our residence at Nepali Goan, therefore all are requested to attend the ritual for the peace of the departed soul.

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Born on Oct. 1940 Died on 23/10/2017

We the bereaved family of Late Yevito Shohe of Mukhami village convey our heartfelt sincere gratitude to all those individuals, churches, organizations and dear friends who stood by us morally, physically, financially and through comforting support and prayer during our moment of grieve and loss. We sincerely apologize for not mentioning The names of individuals and bodies that had done Loving noble deeds that has been engraved into Our hearts, we wish and pray that the Almighty Lord bless each and everyone in abundance as, “He forgets not a single gracious deed.”

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D i m a p u r , N ov 5 (NPN): The first annual sports meet of Unity College Dimapur post graduate students (M.Com 1st and 3rd Semester) was held at the college campus on November 2 and 3. The inaugural function was chaired by Tiabenla and the inaugural speech was delivered by Unity College principal Dr. S.K Chhabra. Various indoor and outdoor games were conducted during the two-day meet. Blue house emerged as the overall champions. Certificates, medals and trophies were given to the winners.

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D i m a p u r , N ov 5 (NPN): The Quasar Club Kohima in collaboration with Kohima District Table Tennis Association will be organising a table tennis league match on November 11 at Kohima TT Stadium. The best players will be selected to represent Kohima district at the 1st Nagaland Olympics scheduled from December 14-19 at Dimapur.

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Kohima TT league on November 11

LATE SUKHETO CHISHI ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (Retd), KPA ASUKHUTO TOWN. 12 May 1944 – 30 Oct 2017 We, the family member of Late Sukheto Chishi, extend our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all well wishers, Community and organization for the support and gesture of kindness extended to us. We regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually but pray that our Almighty lord will bless you all abundantly. Our special gratitude to:1. Sumi Baptist Church, Asukhuto Town. 2. Sumi Baptist Church, Women Deptt Asukhuto Town. 3. Sumi Baptist Church, Youth Deptt Asukhuto Town. 4. Sumi Baptist Church, Children Deptt Asukhuto Town. 5. Student Union Asukhuto Town. 6. Principal and Staff, KPA Asukhuto town 7. Pensioners Union, Asukhuto Town. 8. Sumi Students Union, KPA 9. Prayer Centre NCRC, Asukhuto Town. 10. Yesholuto Welfare, Asukhuto Town. 11. Yesholuto Village. 12. Asukhuto Village. 13. Headmistress & Staff. GHS Atoizu. 14. Commissioner and all rank and files DEF Dimapur. 15. NGO’S and Jawan, Diphupar Police Station. 16. Diphupar Police Baptist Fellowship. 17. Diphupar Police Youth Deptt. 18. Diphupar Police Women Deptt. 19. O/C and all rank, Chumukedima Police Station. Loving wife, children, in laws & grand children DP-11495

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Man City beat Arsenal to extend lead Goerges lifts WTA Elite Trophy

De Bruyne celebrates with City team-mates Stones, Sane and Sterling after giving his side the lead against the Gunners.

L o nd o n , N o v 5 (Agencies): Manchester City have moved eight points clear at the top of the Premier League after they eased past Arsenal 3-1 at the Etihad Stadium. With Pep Guardiola’s side in such sparkling form, all the talk beforehand was whether the Gunners could catch them cold after a tough away match in Naples on Wednesday night, while Arsenal rested their regular starters for their

Europa League game. While it transpired that City played with less pace and lower energy than usual, they were still able to easily brush aside a ragged Arsenal side. The hosts made two changes from the side that won away to Napoli, with Kyle Walker and David Silva returning, and Danilo and Ilkay Gundogan making way. Arsene Wenger meanwhile drafted in Alex Iwobi

Anish, Neeraj win medals at C’wealth Shooting

Naga cyclists shine at M’laya mountain bike challenge

GOLD COAST, Nov 5 (PTI): Anish Bhanwala won a silver in the men’s 25m rapid fire pistol event, while Neeraj Kumar bagged a bronze at the Commonwealth Shooting Championships. India had three representatives in the six-man rapid fire pistol final, with Olympian Gurpreet Singh qualifying along with Anish and Neeraj. Gurpreet was first to be eliminated in the final, but Anish and Neeraj hung on for the silver and bronze after Australian Sergei Evglevski made the gold medal beyond reach. Neeraj won a fourthplace elimination shoot-off over England’s Sam Gowin to assure himself of a medal. He had to be content with bronze as Anish beat him 21-19 after the sixth series.

winners of the Enduro MTB Challenge.

D i m apu r , N ov 5 (NPN): Naga cyclists Kevilebo Zhotso and Alemba Thongliu Tikhir bagged the second and third positions respectively at the Wakhiri Enduro MTB Challenge 2017’ organised by Adventure and Mountain Biking Association, Meghalaya. Ismamul Howk from Shillong won the first place. Kevilebo and Alemba

CB trophy cricket match underway D i m apu r , N ov 5 (NPN): The National Cooch Behar Under-19 Cricket Trophy Group-D between Jammu & Kashmir U-19 and Tripura Under-19 got underway Sunday at the NCA Stadium, Sovima. The match is being hosted by Nagaland Cricket Association (NCA). At the end of Day 1, Tripura are on 130 runs (2 wickets) after bowling out Jammu & Kashmir for 145 runs. Electing to bat after winning the toss, Jammu & Kashmir were bowled out for 145 in 62.5 overs. Sahil scored 37 runs

and Francis Coquelin in an effort to add some solidity to their side with Alexis Sanchez leading the line, record signing Alexandre Lacazette dropping down to the bench. But the plan failed to work as City could have had three or four goals in the first period as they carved Arsenal open. However, they only had Kevin De Bruyne’s pinpoint drive - which Petr Cech might have saved

for Jammu and Kashmir, Tashin and Umar scored 25 runs each. For Tripura, Rohit claimed 4 wickets while Chandar took 3 wickets. For Tripura, A.N. Datta is batting on 52 (not out) while S.S. Paul and Tanmay scored 31 and 25 runs respectively. Umar and Vivrant took a wicket each for Jammu & Kashmir. The match referee is Vivekanand Kolambkar (Goa) and the umpires are G.S. Anantharama Krishnan (Chennai) and B. Ajithkumar (Kerala). Second Days play will start at 8:45 am.

Nadal may return for ATP Finals

London, Nov 5 (Agencies): Rafael Nadal could be fit to feature at the ATP Finals after scans showed no new damage to his long-standing knee injury. The world No 1, who earlier this week sealed his place at the top of the year-end rankings, was forced to withdraw from the Paris Masters on Friday with a recurring problem in his right knee. That appeared to place doubt on his ability to compete at the end-of-season showpiece at London’s O2 Arena, with Nadal having previously decided not to play in the tournament in Basel. But the Spaniard’s doctor Angel Ruiz Cotorro says the tendon injury has not become worse, meaning Nadal could be fit for the event which gets underway on November 12. “It is not a new injury or an injury that has worsened,” Cotorro said in Spanish newspaper El Espanol. “It’s not a different situation than when we came from the Asian tour. All the images of the tests tell us that it is a bit the same, that the tendon is suffering.” “Now we know that there is nothing different, which is a situation that had been dragging on for some time. The problem of tendons in different situations may bother more or less, but we will try to be good to play in London. If he is well, he will play, and if he is not well, he will give up playing,” said Cotorro. Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, Stan Wawrinka, Kei Nishikori and Milos Raonic all played in the tournament in 2016 but have already been ruled out through injury this year.

had recently completed the g r ueling 450 kms race touching altitudes of almost 14,000 ft at Arunachal Pradesh’s Tawang Festival mountain bike race where only 8 cyclists out of 35 from India and abroad were able to complete the race. Alemba finished fifth and Kevilebo featured among the top ten cyclists of the race.

- to show for their efforts while the visitors occasionally looked dangerous on the break with only abysmal final balls preventing them from creating opportunities. The lead was doubled on 50 minutes when referee Michael Oliver harshly penalised Nacho Monreal for coming together with Raheem Sterling and Sergio Aguero slotted home off the post from 12 yards. We n g e r w i t h d r e w Coquelin and introduced Lacazette and Arsenal enjoyed their best period of the match which was capped by the latter firing past Ederson on 65 minutes. But any chance of an unlikely comeback was extinguished nine minutes later when David Silva was incorrectly judged to be onside and he had all the time in the world to square for substitute Gabriel Jesus to finish from close range.

Spurs beat Palace

S o n H e u n g - m i n’s second-half goal secured Tottenham a 1-0 win over Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Sunday.

U-19 Women’s One Day: Bihar beat Nagaland

Dimapur, Nov 5 (NPN): Bihar beat Nagaland U-19 girls at the ongoing BCCI U-19 Women’s One Day Trophy at Dhanbad on Sunday. After winning the toss, Nagaland captain Elina Muru elected to bat and set up a target of 133 runs losing 9 wickets in 50 overs. Skipper Elina scored 32 runs while Kanika and Muskan contributed 20 and 19 runs respectively. For Bihar, Apurva and Kumai claimed 3 wickets each. Chasing 133, Bihar managed to score the target in just 37.4 overs losing 7 wickets. Tejeshwi scored 25 runs, Kumari scored 20 and Manshi contributed 14 runs. For Nagaland, Muskan claimed 5 wickets while Arpana took 2. Nagaland girls will next face Arunachal Pradesh on November 7.

The South Korea forward pounced on a weak clearance to curl in a shot from just inside the area in the 64th minute, as a depleted Spurs side eked out a victory over the league’s last-place team. Playing four days after beating Real Madrid in the Champions League, Tottenham was without forward Dele Alli, center back Toby Alderweireld and goalkeeper Hugo Lloris because of injury. Spurs have struggled to break down visiting teams that defend in numbers at Wembley Stadium this season, drawing to both Burnley and Swansea in a season when they have also beaten Madrid, Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund at their temporary home. They labored at times against Palace and had backup goalkeeper Paolo Gazzaniga to thanks for saves from Scott Dann and Andros Townsend. Palace winger Wilfried Zaha did get past Gazzaniga, but failed to finish into an empty net from an acute angle.

ZHUHAI, Nov 5 (Agencies): Ger man Julia Goerges tamed American CoCo Vandeweghe 7-5, 6-1 in the final of the WTA Elite Trophy to claim the biggest title of her career on Sunday. Second seed Vandeweghe got an early break and breezed to a 5-2 lead in the opening set before the German staged a brilliant comeback. The seventh seed, who won the Kremlin Cup in Moscow a fortnight back, broke back while the American was serving for the opening set and went on to win it 7-5. Vandeweghe won only one of the last 12 games in the match as the 29year-old pinned her with a barrage of winners while dropping just one point on serve in the second set. Goerges was simply unstoppable in the second set and she completed the victory with a crosscourt return winner on her second championship point. The 29-year-old screamed in delight after completing a stellar year in

Julia Goerges with the WTA Elite Trophy after beating Coco Vandeweghe in the final.

which she won two titles and reached five finals. “I can’t imagine a better ending to the season, two titles in two weeks... this is the biggest one,” Goerges said after receiving the trophy from her compatriot and 22-times singles grand slam champion Steffi Graf. “I’m looking forward to next year.” It was the ninth win in a row for Goerges, who hit 21 winners compared to her opponent’s 18 during the one hour 20-minute match. mThe German, however, managed to keep her unforced errors to just nine

Naga fighter wins gold at National C’ship

Hemavi Ayemi (third from right) with other winners.

Dimapur, Nov 5 (NPN): Hemavi Ayemi fighting out of The Combat Academy, Nagaland won gold medal in under 67 kgs at the 3rd National Muay Thai and Muay Boran Championship held at the SAI STC Indoor

Stadium, NEHU Campus, Shillong. The championship was held from November 2 to 5. En-route to gold, Hemavi beat Delhi’s Sanil in the quarters, Ashem Tondonba Singh from Manipur in the semi-finals and Kart-

nataka’s Darshan B.S in the final. Nagaland team was represented by combined members of the All ContactCombat Arts Academy Nagaland and Combat Academy, Dimapur.

while Vandeweghe had 22. Vandeweghe was also not helped by six double faults on her serve at crucial situations. Despite the loss Vandeweghe will finish the year in the top 10 for the first time while Goerges will rise to a career-best 14th. The tournament’s 12player singles field featured the leading players on the women’s tour who did not qualify for last week’s WTA Finals in Singapore while one wildcard was awarded to China’s top-ranked player Peng Shuai.

Open badminton tourney concludes D i m apu r , N ov 5 (NPN): Zhovi Mera and Rokosier Savino emerged as the champion of the first open doubles badminton championship which concluded Saturday at Medziphema. The young promising duo smashed out their veteran opponents, Meren Imsong and Katoshe Swu, in a closely contested match that displayed brilliant prowess from both sides. The champions walked home richer by Rs.10,000 while the runners-up had to be contended with Rs.5000, sponsored by Dr. Kezhavito Vüprü and Arshad Vime Savino Hazarika respectively. The tournament, organised by like-minded badminton aficionados, showcased over a dozen teams vying for the coveted top spot.

Indian eves lift Asia Cup; qualify for WC

Indian women’s hockey team members pose with medals and trophy after winning the women’s Asia Cup hockey title in Kakamigahara, Japan on Sunday. (PTI)

K aka m i g aha r a , Nov 5 (PTI): Goalkeeper Savita produced a stunning save in a tense shootout as India won the Asia Cup to secure qualification in next year’s hockey World Cup following a nerve-wracking win over China in the final here Sunday. The team broke a 13year-old jinx when skipper Rani scored the final goal and Savita foiled an attempt from the rivals to ensure a 5-4 win. Rani scored twice while Monica, Lilima Minz and Navjot scored a goal each in the shootout. Earlier, it was Navjot Kaur who scored India’s lone goal in the 25th minute while China found a late equaliser through Tiantian Luo, who converted a penalty corner in the 47th minute. It was advantage China right at the start as a stick check in the circle saw India concede a penalty corner in the second minute of the game.

However, Savita was at her best and padded it away while an alert Deep Grace cleared the ball. With the first quarter ending in a stalemate, India came back looking determined to find a breakthrough. Navjot came close to converting a field goal in the 17th minute but her diving effort was blocked, even as skipper Rani made a quick attempt to find a deflection. It was not until the 25th minute when India found their first breakthrough as Navneet and Rani played give-and-take before penetrating the circle, only to assist Navjot, who took a clear shot on goal. India began the third quarter rather positively as they stayed persistent with an aggressive attack. They dominated ball possession with accurate passing, rotating the ball and testing China’s patience. On China’s part, they stayed disciplined in their defence to deny India a

chance to score through a PC. The final quarter was tense as China won a PC through successful video referral in the 47th minute. Tiantian Luo kept low as she improvised from the injection to find the right corner of the post, scoring a sensational equaliser. The following minutes saw both teams play at par with each other and not allowing either of them to stay in control. With nine minutes left for the final hooter, India upped the ante, desperately trying to find a gap in the 15-yard mark, but the Chinese defenders were resolute. Meanwhile, China won their fourth PC of the match with little less than three minutes to go for the final whistle. But it was brilliantly saved by rusher Sunita Lakra and almost immediately, India launched a counterattack but only to send the ball wide off the target and complete the full time in a stalemate.

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