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Vol XXVII No. 328
DIMAPUR, thursday, november 2, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00
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Raj Bhavan sucked into political vortex KOHIMA, NOV 1 (NPN): The ongoing political tussle within the ruling Naga People’s Front (NPF) acquired a new dimension after the Raj Bhavan in Kohima too was sucked into the vortex. After eight days of sitin protest here, NPF’s central youth wing on Wednesday reached out to President of India, Ram Nath Kovind seeking Nagaland Governor PB Acharya’s recall, besides taking cognizance of the alleged biased action of the Speaker of Nagaland Legislative Assembly. In a seven-point-memorandum to the President through chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar, NPF central youth wing president, N. Vihoshe Swu and working president Bendangtoshi sought immediate intervention of the Rashtrapati Bhavan on the matter. NPF youth wing, vice president Achamo Kikon read out the memorandum
on the eighth day of the sitin dharna at the Civil Secretariat Kohima and said the organisation has submitted the memorandum through the Chief Secretary. The youth wing accused the Gover nor of murdering the Constitution of India and violating all democratic practices. The memorandum alleged that “without any rhyme and reason”, the Governor had dismissed the NPF-led DAN government on 19th July 2017 around 12 noon and barely three hours later he invited TR Zeliang to form the government. The organisation expressed surprise that Zeliang was sworn in as chief minister at 3 p.m. without a letter of support from the NPF. Narrating the chain of events, the youth wing said Zeliang was expelled from the NPF that day and hence Acharya should not have invited him to form the government. Prior to dismissal of the DAN government on July 19, the Governor summoned the Assembly for a floor test. Accordingly, the NPF issued a whip through its chief whip Kiyanilie Peseyie to vote against the motion
Scholarship: ENCSU serves ultimatum on govt
Over 500 govt teachers High Court convicts July 4 Docs advise restraint on redeployed to schools murder accused: NSLSA prescribing acid reflux pills
D I M A P U R , N OV 1 (NPN): Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) has served an ultimatum on the state government to disburse scholarship in full amount for the current year 20162017 within seven days with effect from November 1, 2017. In a representation submitted to the state chief minister through chief secretary, the ENCSU president, M Longre Chang, general secretary, Wangnei C Jessuhu, said the ministry of tribal affairs released first instalment on December 28, 2016 amounting to Rs. 13, 44,00,000 in respect of Nagaland. The union alleged that department of higher education had mishandled and mismanaged the scholarship scheme. Affirming that it would not tolerate such manipulative policy to continue, the ENCSU demanded the state government take immediate corrective measure and punish all the erring officials as per the law. ENCSU cautioned that failing to meet its demands within stipulate time would compel the union to take its own course of action.
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DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): Nearly 570 government teachers who had been attached to VIPs, directorate, DEOs and SDEOs have been redeployed to various schools. Principal Director School Education, Smita Sarangi through an order dated October 31, 2017 directed the teachers to join the respective schools within seven days. Strict disciplinary action would be taken against wilful defaulters, the order stated. The decision comes against the backdrop of several complaints received from various organizations regarding shortage of teachers at various schools. It may be recalled that School Education minister,
moved by Zeliang since he had been expelled from the party that day already. However, in total defiance of the party whip, altogether 36 NPF MLAs, including the Speaker, voted in favour of Zeliang. The NPF has moved disqualification petition in the Speaker’s court on 21st July against the 36 MLAs who had wilfully defied the party whip. Now, even after a lapse of three months, the Speaker has not taken any action till date, the memorandum stated. On the other hand, instead of taking action as per the laid down provisions under the Constitution of India, the Speaker is giving flimsy excuses that amounts to “subjugating the rule of law”, it pointed out. The youth wing stated that in protest against the “inordinate delay” on the part of the Speaker in disqualifying the 36 MLAs and also for not taking necessary action on other issues like appointment of Yitachu as the chief whip of the party in place of late Kiyanilie Peseyie and non-recognition of Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu as the leader of the legislature party, it had resorted to dharna in front of the Civil
Tokheho Yepthomi took serious note of the complaints and initiated the process of revamping the School Education department for smooth functioning of government schools in the state. Tokheho had earlier pointed out that over 700 teachers were reportedly not performing their duties as assigned, creating problems in the management and functioning of government schools in the state. It was also pointed out that 43 teachers were attached to various VIPs, 76 Teachers attached to the directorate of school education, 64 teachers attached to state mission office (RMSA) and state mission authority office of SSA and 551 attached to various DEO and SDEO offices in the districts and sub-divisions.
Secretariat. “It is indeed surprising that the honourable Speaker instead of taking up the case for disqualification of the 36 MLAs have resorted in summoning the 9 MLAs for disqualification which is
totally wrong in the eyes of the law,” it added. The memorandum further warned that, in the event of anymore disrespect to the constitution and the legal system, Acharya will be held solely responsible.
8 die in New York terror attack near 9/11 site
Yitachu slams Imchen’s misconduct NPF spokesperson Yitachu, MLA on Wednesday condemned the action of Health & Family Welfare (H&FW) minister, Imkong L. Imchen for allegedly manhandling the principal director of H&FW. Taking the opportunity to hit out at the rival group, Yitachu, while speaking at the sit-in protest-- which entered its eight day, said it was a shameful act to manhandle such a senior officer. He demanded chief minister to take action against his minister. On one hand the government claims to be a people’s government while on the other hand the elected representative manhandles an officer, he said, adding it has only brought shame to the state. Yitachu said since the rival group was misguided, the minister out of frustra-
tion had manhandled its own officer. “If they (rivals) cannot respect such a senior officer, they will never respect the common and poor people,” he said. He further said that both the governor and the chief minister did not have the courage to address the public, despite knowing the fact that the sitin protest had been going on for the past eight days. But on the other hand, he said “the chief minister chose to invite 11 bloggers for breakfast, boasting as if he cares for Nagas.” Yitachu reminded the rival group that the government was for the people and not for them. He also questioned Nagaland governor for deliberately ignoring the fact that an unconstitutional government was being allowed to run the affairs of the state.
Truck which ploughed through cyclists and pedestrians. (AP/PTI)
NEW YORK, NOV 1 (IANS): In the second terror attack within a month in the US, a man driving a truck ploughed through cyclists and pedestrians on a street near the site of the 9/11 attack killing eight persons. The attacker was shot and arrested by the police. The suspect was identified as 29-year-old Uzbek Sayfullo Saipov. He then smashed the truck into a school bus on Tuesday, jumped out and ran up and down the highway waving a pellet gun and paintball gun and shouting Allahu Akbar” -- before an officer shot him in the abdomen. He remained in critical condition. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio declared the (Cont’d on p-7) rampage a “terrorist at-
DIMAPUR, NOV1 (NPN): In a major development to the sensational July 4, 2013 murder case, the Kohima Bench of Gauhati High Court has ordered the conviction of accused Rikumkaba alias Rikum and set aside the acquittal orders of the Sessions Judge Court of Dimapur. According to public relation assistant, Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA), the court further directed the Sessions Judge Court of Dimapur to procure the presence of the accused and fix a date for awarding “appropriate sentence” to the convict “as per law”. The court also asked the Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) to take necessary action to ensure payment of compensation to the family members of the deceased at the earliest. It may be mentioned that the sister of victim Nungshilila alias Alila had sought the legal aid of NSLSA in filing an appeal before the Kohima Bench of Gauhati High Court to set aside the orders passed by the Sessions Judge Court, Dimapur that had acquitted four accused persons in the case T Yapang Ao, Samarenba, Santosh Nath and Rikumkaba alias Rikum. While the Sessions Judge Court had acquitted the first three persons on August 22, 2014, the fourth person was absolved by the same court on February 18, 2015. The petitioner had also sought re-investigation into the case by the Central Bureau of Investigation. The Kohima Bench of Gauhati High Court found accused Rikumkaba guilty of having committed offence punishable under Sections 447, 380 and 302 of IPC. The judgement was passed recently.
tack”. Eleven people were injured in the attack. The mile-long rampage left a trail of smashed bicycles and blood in a mostly residential area with several educational institutions, about 400 metres from the World Trade Centre that was attacked on September 11, 2001 by terrorists on a hijacked plane. Police reported finding notes left by the man owing allegiance to IS. Investigators said they had not uncovered evidence of any direct or enabling ties between the man and IS. They were treating the episode as a case of an “inspired” attacker. Five men killed were from Argentina and another man was from Belgium. The other two victims had not been identified.
NEW DELHI/HONG KONG, NOV 1 (IANS): Taking strong cognizance of the latest study claiming that common Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) like pantoprazole and rabeprazole may double the risk of developing stomach cancer, Indian doctors on Wednesday advised the fraternity to be cautious while prescribing such pills to patients. The study by University of Hong Kong researchers, published in the journal Gut, showed that taking PPIs was associated with a more than doubling (2.44) of the risk of developing stomach cancer, while taking H2 blockers like ranitidine was not associated with any such heightened risk. PPIs reduce the production of acid by blocking the enzyme in the wall of the stomach that produces the acid. “We know that due to significant acid suppression, PPIs can exacerbate atrophic gastritis which may lead to gastric cancer,” Sudeep Khanna, Senior Consultant (Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Therapeutic Endoscopy) at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals in New Delhi, told IANS. “Yes definitely, doctors should take a second call before prescribing PPIs to patients,” Khanna added.
Dimapur distt Cong members join NPF (Rio) group Dmu Police seize Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , N ov 1 (NPN): In a major setback to the Congress party, the Dimapur District Congress Committee (DDCC) office bearers led by its president along with other frontal body members-- district Mahila and youth congress and some ACCCs resigned from the party to join hands with the NPF led by Neiphiu Rio and chief minister, T.R. Zeliang. The decision to join with the NPF (Rio) group was taken during an emergency meeting held on October 30. Talking to media persons at a press conference on Wednesday here at Europa Inn, the members stated that the DDCC office bearers deliberated at length about the party’s prospect and “saw that lack
of inner democracy has taken a partisan political position which has stirred up disagreements.” Further, a joint statement issued by DCC president, Kughato S. Aye; vice president, Itovi Aye; general secretaries-- Mughavi Swu, Khrozote Kapfo, Hollohon Chishi, Imsuinla; DDCC secretaries-Shiyeto Wotsa, R. Sanen Longkumer; DDMCC president, Asangla Imli and DYC vice president-Joseph Sumi alleged that the “dictatorial attitude of the PCC president had also brought about many differences.” Taking note of these issues, they said that the office bearers decided to join hands under Lok Sabha MP and NPF president, Neiphiu Rio and chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, who they said were consistently working for Naga solution
by urging the negotiating parties to expedite the Indo-Naga peace process with more zeal respecting the unique Naga history. Meanwhile, a brief programme was held to welcome the former Congressmen. Speaking at the event, parliamentary secretary for Irrigation & Flood Control, Tovihoto Aye welcomed the former Congressmen to the NPF fold and lauded the bold and wise decision. With regard to the internal strife within the NPF party, Tovihoto was optimistic that the issue would be settled soon and in favour of the majority group. Short speeches were also delivered by NPF working president, Nyamn ye i Ko n ya k , f o r m e r DDCC president Kughato S Aye; NPF Dimapur divi-
sion president, Nungsang Jamir and NPF member, Lipok Pongen.
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When contacted, NPCC official said that the party would not be deterred by the defection of some disgruntled party workers seeking greener pasture. The official also termed it as unfortunate that the party workers had jumped Congress ship without testing the depth of disputed NPFs water. However, the party man said it was an opportunity for NPCC to induct fresh faces with new ideas and ideological commitment to defeat the combined forces of NPFBJP/RSS. “Can only wish that defecting party workers find their true worth in the feuding camp”, the NPCC functionary said.
Accused persons (inset) heroin and cash seized. (NP)
Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): Dimapur Police Special Operation Team (SOT) on Tuesday midnight apprehended three persons including a female along with 700 grams of heroin (around Rs. 35 lakh street value) and seized cash Rs.1 lakh from Blue Hill Station area. According to police sources, the contraband item was wrapped in two packets inside a maruti car (A-Star) MN-06 LA-0538. Police suspected that the heroin was brought from Manipur to be disposed off at Dimapur. The accused persons were identified as one Thaie Chahomia (33), Ananthem Anand Singh (35) both from Imphal and Md. Nurul Isalm Talukdar (42) from Sonari.
KPU threatens to intensify stir DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): Second day of Kandi Public Union (KPU)’s phase-I agitation, a 42-hour total bandh along NH-2, went off peacefully, but the union has threatened to intensify the protest by launching phase-II agitation from November 20, 2017 if the government continued to remain silent. KPU called for bandh to protest against delay in construction of the BDO office for RD Block Chunlikha under Tseminyu subdivision. The foundation stone of the office was laid in February 2012 and contract work was awarded in November 2016. KPU through its publicity cell cautioned that second phase would be indefinite total bandh along NH-2. Meanwhile, the union has expressed regret for the inconveniences caused to all the commuters and travellers along NH-2 during the ongoing bandh, particularly to those who were attending Church, wedding and funeral programmes. It has also appealed to the citizens to extend solidarity and support toward the genuine cause of the area.
Amur falcons arrive at Pangti DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): A large number of Amur falcons numbering 80,000 to 90,000 have arrived at their seasonal roosting site (Amur Falcon roosting site), Pangti village till date. In a Amur falcons at Pangti press release, Amur roosting site. Falcon Roosting Area Union, Pangti village, president, Thungbemo Shitiri, has informed the visitors that vehicles were not allowed to enter from the reception point, Raphapen after 4pm as the vehicle lights distracted the comfort roosting of the birds. It clarified that the Amur Falcon roosting site was situated at Pangti village and not in Doyang.
LPG, ATF price hiked NEW DELHI, NOV 1 (AGENCIES): Price of non-subsidised LPG or market priced cooking gas has been hiked by Rs 93 to Rs 742 per bottle. At the last revision on October 1 the rate was hiked by Rs 50 to Rs 649 per bottle. Meanwhile, subsidised LPG price has been hiked by Rs 4.50 per 14.2- kg cylinder to Rs 495.69, the 19th increase in rates since July 2016 when the government decided to eliminate subsidy on it by raising prices every month. Also, jet fuel/ATF price was hiked by 2% on firming international rates, the fourth straight increase in rates since August.
CM greets Kuki community
DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, TR Zeliang, has extended warm greetings to the Kuki community of Nagaland on the occasion of ‘Kut’, the autumn post-harvest festival, and wished that the festival brings great joy and prosperity to all the households of the community. In his message, Zeliang said festival was a reflection of thanksgiving to the Almighty God for His blessings and bountiful harvest, adding that it must be an occasion for the people to come together to ensure peace, harmony and love in the state. Stating that the Kuki tribe has rich cultural heritage, the chief minister urged them to promote and preserve their unique cultures, traditions, songs and dances from the influence of modernity. He said that the community could also play an important role in strengthening bonds between different tribes and contribute towards economic development of the state.
Road widening: DC Wokha notifies
DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): DC Wokha, Wezope Kenye, has informed all responsible whose land has been acquired and payment for damaged compensation paid for widening works of NH-61 (2), 40/000 km to 72/400 km under Wokha district, to remove all such standing structures/buildings, plantations, crops, boulders within 30 days from the date of issue of the notice. K Y M C
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‘14th Finance Commission a boon for Nagaland’
Kikheto Sema (6th from right) along with EAC probationers at ATI Kohima, Wednesday. (NP) Correspondent
KOHIMA, NOV 1 (NPN): 14th Finance Commission (FC) has been termed as a “boon” for Nagaland without which Nagaland state would have “collapsed”. This claim was made by secretary, department of land resource, Kikheto Sema, who was also the former secretary finance department, while addressing Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) probationers on “overview of state finances and its sustainability” at ATI, Kohima on Wednesday. Kikheto said that had not been 14th FC “fa-
vourable”, Nagaland state would have “collapsed” as the state closed 13th FC with a huge deficit amounting to Rs. 1542.71 crore. Though the deficit could be reduced to some extent, he said government of Nagaland should put more efforts to bring down the deficit keeping in mind 7th Revision of Pay (RoP) which had come into force from June 1, 2017 and would be effective from January 1, 2018. Failing to reduce the present deficit and implementing 7th RoP, Kikheto said the state would land in a “real difficult situation”. He said government
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The arrested person. DIMAPUR: Assam Rifles apprehended a person along with one .22 mm pistol with magazine and other incriminating documents
from Burma Camp area on October 30. In a statement, PRO said based on specific information regarding presence of an arms dealer, troops of 32 AR along with the police, launched an operation in Burma Camp. During the search operation, one person identified as Inache H Awomi (45) of Kushiabil village, Dimapur district was arrested and recovered the arms and ammunition, along with some incriminating documents. The person was handed over to East Police Station, Dimapur along with the recovered items for further investigation, informed PRO.
should restrict expansion of more departments/department as there are “already enough demands” in the state adding that the state has excess employees, excess schools, district administrations, offices etc. which was actually beyond the requirement and have been consuming the state resources. According to Kikheto departments like school education, civil police, medical, social welfare, R&B, district administration, power, housing, civil secretariat, water supply (PHE), Vety & AH and agriculture have highest number of employees and
consumes more than 50 percent of the State NonPlan. Kikheto said it was not healthy for the state to run within such limited resources and added that there was a need for strong monitoring mechanism to check financial system in the state. Else, he feared, the state would to continue carry the burden of deficit. Speaking on Nagaland road, he said the state has more total length of road than the actual area of the state. Therefore, he said new roads should be constructed on a need base and government should
think of maintaining the existing roads. He opined that North East Region (NER)-NonLapsable Central Pool of Resources Scheme (NLCPR) fund be used to maintain existing road and not creation of new roads. With the ever increasing problems like road maintenance, loss of revenue on power and unemployment, Kikheto said the government need to focus on vocational and skill development. For economic sustainability, he said state should stop meat import and encouraged the entrepreneurs to take up the certain projects for economic growth. Kikehto said Nagas should stop pointing fingers at one another and build cordial relationships between civil societies, government, politicians and bureaucracy and respect between inter-service associations etc. for a better future. He encouraged the EAC probationers to opt for posting at remote area for real experience and asked them to adopt some villages as their own, to be missionary for socio-economic transformation and focus on quality education and value of life.
IGAR (N) observes ‘Rastriya Ekta Diwas’ DIMAPUR: In commemoration of “Rashtriya Ekta Diwas” (national unity day), Headquarters Inspector General Assam Rifles (IGAR-North) and under command units organised various activities like “run for unity”, lectures and pledge ceremonies across the state on October 31. The birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, October 31, is celebrated as “Rashtriya Ekta Diwas”. The celebration of Ekta Diwas was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2014. KOHIMA: 3 (NH) Battalion Assam Rifles celebrated “Rashtriya Ekta Diwas” with a run for unity and pledge taking ceremo-
ny, wherein 433 personnel (approx) of Assam Rifles, 22 CRPF personnel, 27 students from Assam Rifles Public School and 22 GBs, chairman, ex-servicemen participated. ZUNHEBOTO: 5 Assam Rifles celebrated the day with students of Zunheboto schools and colleges. During the event, importance of unity and contribution of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel during Independence were highlighted. Rashtriya Ekta Diwas culminated with a pledge by all. TUENSANG: A run for unity was organised by 40 Assam Rifles at Tuensang town along with civil administration to foster and reinforce national unity and
integrity. 100 personnel from 40 Assam Rifles and HQ 7 Sect AR attended the event. A pledge taking ceremony was also organised at Battalion HQ and Company Operating Bases. The event also included conduct of a lecture by 40 Assam Rifles at St John’s School, Tuensang on the theme of “national unity”. DIMAPUR & PEREN: 41 Assam Rifles, 32 Assam Rifles & 36 Assam Rifles organised a pledge taking ceremony followed by run for unity at Dimapur, Medziphema, Jalukie and Athibung. A total of 175 students and locals along with troops of Assam Rifles participated in the event.
Excise (NC) Dmu seizes drugs Dimapur police issues crime reports
DIMAPUR: Excise department Narcotic Cell (NC) Dimapur after a sustained tracking seized a total of 1000 tablets of Methamphetamine worth approximately about Rs. 60,000 on October 31 at Dhobi-nullah area Dimapur. According to deputy commissioner Excise (NC), Kevisetuo Angami, one accused Merry (Kapisa) (38) of Railway colony Dimapur was arrested in this connection and has been booked under relevant sections of the NDPS Act 1985. DC Excise (NC) informed that, Methamphetamine is a psychotropic
The arrested persons. drug – a powerful and addictive stimulant originating mostly from South East Asia which is also known by various street names such as YABA, WY, R-7, party drug, etc.
32 Assam Rifles nab two
The two arrested persons. DIMAPUR: 32 Assam Rifles along with police representatives launched an operation in general area Super Market, Dimapur district on October 31 and nabbed two persons with arms. According to PRO HQ IGAR (N), during the search, troops of Assam Rifles apprehended two individuals along with two Pt 22 mm pistols with magazines. PRO said the K
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apprehended individuals were identified as Ayang Ao (55) son of Maten Ao of Nagar jan, Dimapur district and Moa Jamir Ao (46) son of Chuba Jamir, of Christ Colony, Dimapur district. The apprehendees along with the recovered items and arms were handed over to East Police Station, Dimapur for further investigation, informed PRO.
DIMAPUR: Dimapur Police in a statement by ADCP/PRO has issued crime reports for the month of October, 2017. According to Dimapur police PRO, on October 24 a juvenile was arrested for for pick pocketing a passenger at Dimapur Railway Station. Police recovered Rs. 8000 from his possession. In this connection, a case has been registered at Dimapur GRPS and further investigation was on, informed PRO. In a separate incident, in connection with vehicle theft case registered at SubUrban Police Station (SBN), Dimapur Police arrested two persons namely Atsu Yimchunger (30) son of Rakhi Yimchunger of Tsundang village, Kiphire and presently residing at Balijan Khan Bosti, Karbi-Anglong Assam and Md. Enamul Hussain (25) son of Md. Adubakkar Siddique of Bardowa Nagaon and presently residing at Balijan Khan Bosti, Assam on October 24. On October 26m Dimapur Police Special Operation Team (SOT) intercepted one vehicle (Tata) (WB-57C-7973) from 5th mile near Faith petrol pump recovered and seized 31 packets of suspected contraband Ganja. In this connection two persons namely Nyam Sheik (31) son of late Fajla Haque of Katwa village, Baganpara, Burdwan West Bengal and Rabial Sheik (27) son of Jahman Sheik of Kandara village, Murshidabad, West Bangal was apprehended. Accordingly a case has been registered at Diphupar police station for further investi-
gation, informed PRO. On October 27, Dimapur Police Special Operation Team (SOT) apprehended one person indentified as Mughabeto Aye (27) son of Vikato Kiba of Nikikhe village, Niuland and present resident of Duncan Bosti, Dimapur for extorting money from business community and auto drivers at Murgipatti area, Dimapur. PRO said six demand slips and cash amount of Rs. 1800 was recovered from his possession. Accordingly a case has been registered at Dimapur East police station for further investigation. On October 27, Dimapur Police Anti Extortion Team (AET) Zone–II arrested one person indentified as Alok Dutta son of Sumel Dutta of Sangtamtilla for collecting yearly Tax of Rs.500 from Loknath Pan Shop at New Market Dimapur in the name of NSCN (R). Accordingly a case has been registered at Dimapur West police station and investigation is on, informed PRO. In another separate incident, Dimapur Police Anti Extortion Team (AET) ZoneII apprehended one person namely Atoka Chishi (28) son of late Nihokhu of Kughato village and present resident of Sachu colony, Dimapur for issuing information slip to business establishment in the name of NSCN (R) on October 29. Police recovered one .32 pistol with live rounds, two information slips and cash amount of Rs. 3210. Accordingly, a case has been registered at East police station for investigation, informed PRO.
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news in Brief SRSU emergency executive meeting: Suruhuto Range Students’ Union (SRSU) has convened an emergency executive meeting on November 2, 11 a.m. at its president’s residence, Chekiye village, Dimapur. All the SRSU executives residing in and around Dimapur have been informed to attend the meeting. KSUD executive meeting: Khiamniungan Students Union Dimapur (KSUD) has convened its executive meeting on November 4, 10 a.m. at its union treasurer. The executive body has informed all the invitees and students to attend the meeting as absentees would be dealt sternly as per resolution. DDEO Dimapur informs: Deputy District Education Officer (DDEO) Dimapur has informed all the new schools/schools yet to be covered under UDISE & SDMIS under Dimapur district to submit the school details report on or before November 3 to the DEO office Dimapur Room No. 3. VGOK general session: Viswema Gazetted Officers’ Krotho (VGOK) has convened a general session on November 4, 11a.m. at Viswema Panchayat hall. All the concern members and well wishers have been requested to attend the programme. BJP Nagaland orientation training: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Nagaland would be organising orientation training on November 4, 10:30 a.m. at Hotel Saramati Dimapur. All state office bearers, spokespersons, BJP MLAs, core group members, state frontal presidents and general secretary(s) have been directed to attend the programme. LLRSU consultative meeting: Lotha Lower Range Students’ Union (LLRSU) has convened a consultative meeting on November 9, 11 a.m. at Bhandari town
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NSCN (I-M) mourns DIMAPUR: NSCN (I-M) has expressed deep pain at the untimely demise of its member of steering committee, late Chunlungbou Pamai on October 30 at Ntuma village, Makuilongdi ZLR region after a prolong illness. In a condolence message, NSCN (I-M) said Chunlungbou Pamai joined the national service on February 23, 1999 and had been serving the Naga nation whole-heartedly in various capacities with utmost sincerity and dedication till he breathed his last. It stated that late Chunlungbou had exhibited honesty and truthfulness throughout his service which inspires all and that his demise has brought irreparable loss to the nation and has created a huge void which would be difficult to fill. NSCN (I-M) said his steadfast commitment and sacrificial service rendered to the secret cause of the nation shall ever be cherished with pride and honour. At this hour of grief and sorrow, NSCN (I-M) has extended its deepest and heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family and prayed to the Almighty for the departed soul to rest in peace.
Loving wife, children and grandchildren.
Students of AHSS presenting a special song. DIMAPUR: Assisi Higher Secondary School (AHSS) celebrated parent’s day on October 27, with NEISSR Dimapur vice principal and administrator, Rev. Fr. John Poji as chief guest and Ursuline Franciscan Education Society, North East president, Rev. Sr. Mary CJ as guest of honour. At the programme, Fr. John Poji appreciated the parents for understanding the importance of education and sending the students to school in spite of the difficulties they face in their daily life. He also exhorted the
DIMAPUR: A free education counselling for students of Tseminyu was organised by Tseminyu Students Union (TSU) along with Yi (Nagaland Chapter) and three colleges – Tetso College, Unity College and Model Christian College on October 28 at Baptist Higher Secondary School, Tseminyu. Resource persons for the counselling were Yi Nagaland Chapter chair, Orenthung Ovung, CEO Elysium Tech Ben Imchen, vice principal Tetso College, Co-chair Yi Dr. Hewasa Lorin and Kvulo Lorin. The resource persons advised the students on how to figure out what they
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parents to spend sufficient time with their children and give them enough love and care. Rev. Fr. John and Rev. Sr. Mary appreciated AHSS headmistress Sr. Benishaufs and the staff for their dedicated and wholehearted service to impart quality education to the marginalized sections of the society. They also applauded the students for their spontaneity and creativity. In the programme, the management honoured, Asarum Begum for her effort to do all the needful to educate her grandchildren.
wanted in their education, career and life. Information was also provided on differentiating between bogus institutes and preparations needed to pursue studies beyond Nagaland and outside of India. Few scholarship details and websites through which the students could get more information were also highlighted. Students of Baptist Higher Secondary School, Assembly Of God School and Government Higher Secondary School Tseminyu attended the session. The counselling session was also followed by an interactive session to help the students decide the stream they wanted to pursue.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER ON HIS 1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY
LATE V. YAMOLO ODYUO 02-11-2016
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AHSS celebrates parent’s day
Education counselling at Tseminyu
“Surely he will never be shaken;” a righteous man will be remembered forever 4 years have passed since you left for Heavenly abode, but never a day has gone by when we don’t think of you and your wonderful works. We all miss you dearly.
hall on account of 50th year’s golden jubilee celebration. All the LLRSU village presidents, former LLRSU leaders and golden jubilee steering committee have been asked to attend the meeting. DoHE informs: Director of Higher Education has informed that the online applications of all scholarships being implemented by department of Higher Education i.e. post matric scholarship for ST students of Nagaland, state merit scholarship and NEC stipend and book grant, has been extended up to November 13. DPDB Longleng meeting: Monthly DPDB meeting for Longleng district would be held on November 6, 11 a.m. at DC’s conference hall. All the members have been informed to attend the meeting. DPDB Tuensang meeting: Tuensang district planning & development board (DPDB) would be held on November 6, 11 a.m. at deputy commissioner conference hall. All the DPDB members have been informed to attend the meeting. ANGDA annual general conference: All Nagaland Government Drivers’ Association would hold its 36th annual general conference on November 4 at association building, Themezie High School Road, Kohima. ANGDA (CC) has requested all members to attend the conference and submit their annual membership fee. It also requested all the officers to send their attached drivers to attend the conference. Lost & found: Oil tanker (MN 01 AA 0223), engine number 61B63500127 and chassis number 448037G2B04851 has been found by Western Sumi Youth Front (WSYF) Toluvi. Rightful owner has been asked to contact the president WSYF Toluvi at 8837303751 and vice-president at 9856231396 or East police station Dimapur by producing original documents.
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Officials of RGVN, DGM EXIM bank, Er Tali Longchar, trainers and trainees in valedictory programme on Wednesday. (NP)
Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): Nagaland government has not been able to do much in implementing Micro & Small Enterprises - Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP) - Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME), Government of India (GoI)’s cluster development approach - due to financial c o n s t r a i n t s, i n f o r m e d MSME, gover nment of India, deputy director, Er. Tali Longchar. Speaking at the valedictory programme of a month long workshop on “design development training workshop for weavers” jointly organized by Rashtriya Gramin Vikas Nidhi (RGVN) and Export Import Bank of India Ltd. (EXIM)
Bank on Wednesday at Hotel Acacia Dimapur, ER. Tali said “state government could not do much on cluster development schemes due to financial problems.” It may be noted that MSE-CDP is MSME, Government of India’s key strategy for enhancing the productivity and competitiveness as well as capacity building of micro and small enterprises (MSES) and their collectives in the country. Highlighting different policies and programmes for the promotion and development of MSMEs in the state, Er. Tali also stated that government of Nagaland should create more platforms for weavers in Nagaland to market/sell their products. In this regard, he called upon the
SET-NU ‘Tech Aura’ festival commences
Students presenting ‘cultural show’ at SET-NU ‘Tech Aura’ on Wednesday. (NP)
Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , N OV 1 (NPN): Four-day School of Engineering & Technology (SET) Nagaland University, Dimapur “Tech Aura 2017” festival, got underway Wednesday at its college campus, ADC court. Speaking at the programme as chief guest, Life Sports, director, Colo Mero, lauded the institution for organising the programme for students. Exhorting the students, he said the “best and most enterprising and
bright students” opt for technical studies and added that the future depends on young dynamic students who can bring positive change. Reminding the students that they are the “dream of the society”, he said that the students should feel privileged to be part of institute. Highlighting the importance of skill and vocational education, Mero said it was the need of the hour, saying “gone are the days when you are going to get a job with mere certificate
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and that future belongs to bold entrepreneurs”. Other highlights of the festival include cultural show, short speech by SETNU dean professor, SK Sharma and special appearance of Virie Solo. Later, vote of thanks was delivered by Tech aura secretary, Throlongse Sangtam. The festival would culminate on November 4, 10 a.m. with principal chief conservator of forest &HoFF department of environment, forest and climate change, Nagaland I Panger Jamir as the chief guest.
weavers to produce as per the demand. Elaborating on the primary responsibility of promotion and development of MSMEs, he said MSME and its organizations assist the states in their efforts to encourage entrepreneurship, employment and livelihood opportunities and enhance the competitiveness of MSMEs in the changed economic scenario. Er Tali said the schemes and programmes undertaken by the ministry and its organizations seek to facilitate the adequate flow of credit from financial institutions and banks, support for technology upgradation and modernization, integrated infrastructural facilities; modern testing facilities and quality certification, access to modern management
practices, entrepreneurship development and skill upgradation through appropriate training facilities, support for product development, design intervention and packaging, welfare of artisans and workers, assistance for better access to domestic and export markets and cluster-wise measures to promote capacity-building and empowerment of the units and their collectives. Briefing the weavers on the upcoming international expo to be held at Agri-expo site starting November 24, Er Tali encouraged them to take advantage of it and open stalls in the expo as MSME would be sponsoring 50 stalls free of cost. Earlier, welcome address was delivered by executive director RGVN, Amiya Kumar Sharma, while introduction of the programme by assistant director NER, RGVN, Jaideep Das. Brief summary of RGVN’s journey was given by assistant director HR & Admin RGVN, U.R.Dutta, which was followed by distribution of certificates to twenty trainees by DGM, Export-Import bank, Ashish Kumar. Short speeches were also given by trainee and trainers of the workshop and vote of thanks was proposed by director community development foundation, K.Heshu Henry.
PTYS launches paper bags under ‘clean green operation’
DC Phek, Kovi Meyase and ADC Phek, Mhathung Tsanglao launching paper bags.
DIMAPUR: Phek Town Youth Society (PTYS) under its “Clean Green Operation” on Wednesday launched paper bags “Thonga” and has notified that there would be a “total destruction of plastic bags” on November 30. In this regard, PTYS has requested Phek Chamber of Commerce and Industries (PCCI) not to sale or use plastic bags. It also warned that any persons found using or carry plastic bags thereafter would be penalized according to PTYS resolution. In a press release PTYS press secretary, Kedupa Venuh, informed that while launching “Thonga”, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Phek, Kovi Meyase, lauded the PTYS for introducing paper bags in the town. The DC said such initiative would improve environment and also add benefits for creating self
reliant opportunities for the unemployed youths to earn and support economic activities. Kovi said it was “historic occasion” in Nagaland state as Phek town youth society has banned plastic and introduced paper bags for clean and green town. District forest officer (DFO) Phek, Velatso Demo, said that disposal of plastics exposed people to chemicals through the air, dust, water, food and degenerated health and environment. PCCI vice president, Kevichusa also appreciated the launch of paper bags in the town and assured to continue to cooperate and support the youths in their endeavour. Convenor of “Clean Green Operation”, Nuyi Hoshi, highlighted the objectives of “Thonga” project and urged the citizens of Phek town to utilize paper
bags as they were recyclable, biodegradable, environment friendly and practical to use. The release informed that PTYS had engaged a b o u t 4 0 u n e m p l oye d youths on full time basis and several hundred on part time to make paper bags. It informed that the youth workers are expected to earn Rs. 7000-12,000 per month based on their efficiency. PTYS informed that it also plans to grab more “doable assignment” in the upcoming years and even aims to supply its products to the neighbouring towns. The programme was chaired by ADC Phek, Mhathung Tsanglao, Phek Tow n B a p t i s t C h u r c h (PTBC) associate pastor, Nusakho Chiero invoked a prayer and PTYS president, Neizote Venuh delivered the vote of thanks.
SBAK - Nito Mount 52-ü pastors’ conference underway
DIMAPUR: Three-day mitment and collective efSümi Baptist Akukhoü forts the church and society Kuqhakülü- Nito Mount would never be healed. (SBAK-Nito Mount) 52-ü pastors’ conference held under the theme: “corruption in the churches at present era” got underway on Wednesday at Litta old Baptist Church, V.K. area, Zunheboto. According to a release by Sümi Baptist Akukhoü Kuqhakülü- Nito Mount, the introductory and inaugural session began on Wednesday evening with SBAK (Nito Mount) executive secretary, Rev. Hukugha Zhimo as speaker. Basing his message on the theme “corruption in the churches at present era”, Rev Hukugha read out scripture from the book of Judges (Xakuthami) 15:4. Dwelling on various aspects of life and walks of life such as social, political, religious and profession, Rev Hekuhga challenged the congregation to bless one another, retrospect and heal the churches and society. He said without self com-
Liangmais celebrate Chaga Gadi/Ngee
Liangmai women presenting cultural dance in Dimapur. Young boys participates in ‘cock fight’ at New Jalukie.
DIMAPUR: Liangmai celebrated Chaga Gadi/Ngee - an annual post harvest festival of the Liangmei Nagas - with much fervour and gaiety y on October 31 at Burma Camp, Dimapur and ‘D’ block, New Jalukie, Phek. In Dimapur, the festival was organised by Liangmai Union Burma Camp Dimapur (LUBCD) at Orchid ground UNB, Naga Colony, Burma Camp, Dimapur. In a release, LUBCD informed that, chief guest of the festival, founder & director of Grace Mission Inter national National Overseer, Rev Joshua Wijonamai, dwelt on the imK Y M C
portance of unity among the people. He also stressed on the importance of preserving and promoting one’s culture and tradition. G u e s t o f h o n o u r, editor of Newmai News Network, Witoubou Newmai, spoke on the reasons for celebrating the Chaga Gadi Ngee. He said that the identity consciousness of smaller communities has been sharpened with the changing social dynamics of the world. Newmai also asked the gathering not to simply celebrate the festival just for the sake of celebrating it but to go deeper on the reasons of celebrating it.
Liangmai elder, Arou Chawang, narrated the history of Chaga Gadi Ngee while another Liangmai elder, Ch Widinbo, shared his thought about the event. Various kinds of Liangmai cultural item were presented by different groups on the occasion. Artiste, Samuel Lotha and Abuiiu enthralled the gathering with songs; Wisaisuiliu Chawang presented a Liangmai folk song while Dipuangbo cheered up the crowd with his talent show. Liangmai traditional show was also performed by children. At the end of the event, a pork eating competition was held. Earlier, the
programme opened with a prayer by ULBC Pastor, Dr. Solomon Newmai. NEW JALUKIE: Liangmai community New Jalukie celebrated Chagaa Gadi on October 31 at ‘D’ block, New Jalukie with “cock fighting” as one of the main events of the festival. A press note by Chagaa Gadi celebration committee convener, Liangkebo, informed that 15 boys participated in the “cock fighting” competition. Pamenwibo, Karangkamlubo and Kikhonbo were declared as the champion, first runner-up and second runner-up respectively. K Y M C
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The Chepoketa Students’ Union conveys our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Mületo Veswü, S/o Mr. Rakhüsü Veswü for being selected as Secretariat Assistant (SA) under Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department in the recently conducted NPSC Exam 2017. And also Dr. Imnasenla Vero, W/o Mr. Peter Vero for successfully achieving her Doctorate Degree (PhD) in Mass Communication & Journalism. The Union immensely proud and happy for their achievement and bringing laurels to the Students committee in particular and the village in general. The Union wishes them all the best in their future endeavour. Suluveyi Shijoh Vethothi Vero Vice President Gen. Secretary Chepoketa Students’ Union Chepoketa Students’ Union
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The Dimapur Japu Senso Telongjem (DJST) would like to congratulate the following persons for their promotion to higher office. 1. Dr. M. A. Wati Lusang promoted to Director, Dept. of Health & Family Welfare, Government of Nagaland.
2. M r s . A s a n g l a A i e r , D / o . L a t e M r. A l e m Aier (Japu) promoted t o D e p u t y D i r e c t o r, Dept. of Economics & Statistics, Government of Nagaland.
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The DJST prays for God's wisdom and good health to attain greater heights even as they serve the best interest of people in their new positions. Kari Ao Akumsashi President, DJST General Secretary, DJST
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With immense pride and honour, we the KNSK Tizit Unit would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Aphang Wangnao, D/o Shri. Tingkap Wangnao from Tizit village for qualifying the recently declared (NPSC Examination 2017) to the post of Secretariat Assistant (Cl-III Non-Gazetted), under Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department. The KNSK Tizit Unit further wishes success in all her future endeavour.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Nagaland Pradesh Congress Party Longjang Unit would like to congratulate Shri Watimongba Aier for being promoted from DCC Vice President to DCC President Mokokchung. we urge all the party members to go hand in hand effortlessly with him for a better tomorrow. Moreover, we extend our helpful gratitude to NPCC for these privileges. May God bestow thy blessing abundantly upon our leader and we pray for his bright future. L. Kilang Aier A.M. Toshi Lkr President Secretary
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Happy birthday Mito, Hope your special day, brings you all that your heart desires! ... From Family Happy birthday wati Have a wonderful birthday. I wish your every day to be filled with lots of love, laughter, happiness and the warmth of sunshine. From RKV
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With immense pride and honour, we the Chepoketa Village Council would like to congratulate Mr. Mületo Veswü, son of Mr. Rakhüsü Veswü for bringing laurels not only to his parents and families, but also to the whole of the villagers as well for being selected to the post of Secretariat Assistant (SA) under Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department in the recently conducted NPSC Exam 2017 and Dr. Imnasenla Vero, W/o Mr. Peter Vero for successfully completing her Doctorate Degree (PhD) in Mass Communication & Journalism. The Council is immensely happy for their achievement and wishes them all the best in their future endeavour. And may God bless them abundantly. Küvepa Vero Thüpurayi Vero Secretary VCC VDB Chepoketa Village Chepoketa Village
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With great honour the Rüsoma Students' Union proudly extent our heartiest congratulations to our member Shri. Khriethozo Pfukri, S/o Mr. Keselie Pfukri and Mrs. Kobounuo Pfukri for successfully clearing NPSC (NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Service) Exam 2016 coming out in flying colors with EAC in 7th Rank. Your success through sheer hard work and dedication is a great inspiration to us and we applaud your achievements. We thank our Almighty God for your success and pray that God will grant you- good health, His wisdom and many more success in all your endeavours. Rükuovituo Chase Publicity Secy., RSU
CHIZAMI VILLAGE COUNCIL Dist. Phek, Nagaland
The Chizami Village Council with immense pride and honour would like to heartily congratulate the following citizens through this column for successfully clearing the courses and examinations respectively. 1. Dr. Wezode Wezah, S.o Kopetso Wezah MBBS from Vardhama Mahavir Medical College, (Safdarjung Hospital) New Delhi. 2. Dr. Tshewate-u Thopi, (PT)i, D/o Wepu Thopi from the University of Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh. 3. Mr. Telo Rhakho, S/o Welhitso Rhakho, Probationary Officer PNB (IBPS) 4. Mr. Tshewuzo Rhakho, S/o Kotsope Rhakho, Probationary Officer S.B.I. The Council further wishes them the very best in their future endeavours and Professions. Kewepelo Tsuhah Chairman Chizami Village Council
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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)
In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland
In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland
Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Yeheto Zhimomi Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Lovito Zhimomi relation son R/o. Y. Zhimo Colony, Dimapur to draw his/ her family Pension, Bank Acct Landed Property etc, who expired on 23/9/17. Covered by :- (1) Patta No : 17, Dag No : 53, Block No : 8. (2) Patta No : 173, Dag No : 41, 255, 256, Block No : 8. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 30.11.17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 30 day of 10/17. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland. DP-11348
Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Rev. Zanao Yanthan Deceased, has been filed by Shri. R. Longkum Yanthan relation Grandson R/o. H/No - 211, Duncan Bosti, Dimpaur to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct Landed Property etc, who expired on 11-7-2002. Covered by :- (1) Patta No : 681, Dag No : 804, Block No : 4. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 1/12/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 30 day of 10/17. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland. DP-11384
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With profound gratitude to the Almighty God and with immense joy the Rüsoma Chazouketuoko Krotho extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their outstanding achievements in different fields:1. Mr. Kethoyalie Mezhü, SDO (Class-I Gazetted) under Works and Housing 2. Mr. Zhapuchütuo Pfukri, Junior Engineer (Class-II Gazetted) under Works and Housing 3. Mr.Khriethozo Pfukri, Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) (Class-I Gazetted) under Personnel & Administrative Reforms. 4. Miss. Khriedinuo Pfukri, (Agriculture Finance Officer) (AFO) (Class-I Gazetted) through Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS). The Krotho prays that the Almighty God grant them good health and bless them wisdom throughout their service career. Pfumezha Azhie-o President, RCKKK Secretary, RCKKK
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The Office of the Kichilimi Union Dimapur extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for their achievements in the NPSC/SSC Examination and bringing laurels to the village. 1. Miss. Ilika Kiho, D/o Mr. Inaghi Kiho and Mrs. Viholi Kiho, Postal Assistant (SSC) 2. Mr. Bokaho Swu, S/o Mr. Khehovi Swu & Mrs. Vihuli - Junior Divisional Accountant (JDA). The Union further wishes them great success in their future endeavours. Heyito Swu Gen. Secretary KKDA
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We the Mopungchuket Ait Laishir Telongjem, Dimapur with immense joy and honour extends our heartiest congratulations to the following persons for bringing laurels to the community by their outstanding achievements. 1. Mr. I. Chuba Aier, Asst. Headmaster, Govt. High School, Mbaulwa, Peren for receiving the prestigious state award for teachers on 5th Sept. 2017 . 2. Mr. T. Sentinuksung Jamir, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Tsuwatemsu for securing the post of JE (PHED) NPSC. 3. Mr. Teakum Ao, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Longriyongdang Lemtur for securing the post of Lecturer in the Dept. of Technical Education Grade A, NPSC. 4. Mr. lmlidong Lemtor, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Bendang Lemtor for securing the post of Sub Inspector (CRPF) SSC. 5. Miss. Sendenla Aier, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Nungja Aier for securing the post of Secretariat Assistant (Class-Ill Non Gazetted) NPSC. The Office wishes them the very best and prays for all their future endeavours. Sd/Sd/(TEMSUKABA AIER) (ACHENLA OZUKUM) President General Secretary MALT Dimapur MALT Dimapur
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Laloo’s decision. “They have decided we will look for paving the way for someone else and Prof Laloo has been doing it for quite sometime, and he has been telling that he wanted to groom somebody younger. Though those were not shared with the leaders but it has been shared with me,” he said.
Dear Ani Happy birthday swthrt. On your special day may the nicest and the sweetest surprises come your way.. God bless u.. Wit luv Kaka, Babe, Sis Sunita n Sungjem
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The Lirise Baptist Church is going to celebrate its Platinum Jubilee (1942–2017) commencing from 3rd – 5th Nov. 2017 under the aegis "the church on the immovable rock". The Platinum jubilee speakers are : 1) Rev C. Lima E.S U.S.B.L.A 2) Rev I. Apila E.S T.N.B.A 3) Rev Tsangkhuchu Secy., U.S.B.L.A Kiphire 4) Rev Y. Imtiba Pastor, S.B.C Kohima 5) Mr. M. Sangyu Church and Mission Secy., U.S.B.L.A The other invited public leaders are : Shri. Imtilemba Sangtam, Minister of Co-operation R&R and MARCOFED, Government of Nagaland; Shri. R.S. Sangtam, Dimapur A.D.C Longkhim and president of E.N.S.F. We request all our Christian believers to kindly remember in your prayers for successful celebration of our Platinum Jubilee. All in-laws of Lirise Village and well wishers are cordially invited. C. Tsalongse Dimapur DP-11365
from within the party as his colleague in the cabinet Sniawbhalang Dhar had publicly announce that he is supporting the candidature of his brother -in-law W Shylla for party tickets. While Dhar was removed from the cabinet following the announcement, Chief Minister Mukul Sangma has downplayed
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reasons for the decision and to give way to younger leaders to take the mantle, a party official told PTI on condition of anonymity. Last month, Health Minister Roshan Warjri had also informed her supporters of her decision not to contest the assembly elections due to personal problems. Laloo faced opposition
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Through this column, we the Nitoi Village Students’ Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for successfully qualifying in the recently declared NPSC Examination (NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied services)2016-2017.
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Shillong, Nov 1 (PTI): Senior Congress leader and Meghalaya Deputy Chief Minister R C Laloo will not contest the 2018 assembly elections owing to personal reasons, a party leader said Wednesday. Laloo had informed the Jowai Block Congress Committee of his decisions yesterday citing personal
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IMPHAL, Nov 1: “Kut”, the biggest post harvest festival of Kuki-Chin-Mizo groups of Manipur was celebrated across Manipur on Wednesday with much fanfare. Manipur Governor Dr Najma Heptulla who took part in the celebration held at Imphal’s 1st Manipur Rifles parade ground, said, “Though we belong to any religion and worship any God, whichever way our remembrance and creator is, we are all united in one thing, that we are all Indian,” he said. She congratulated the people of the state for maintaining unity and the people for preserving the culture and tradition of the ances-
tors. She also appealed to the people to share their belongings as their ancestors did with the entire village. Governor further appealed to the people to embrace ones’ culture, tradition, art, crafts, dresses and foods and also help one another to bring growth and development in the state. Kut festival is the premiere festival of the KukiChin-Mizo group of Manipur, celebrated every year on November 1 throughout the state. Also known as the “Chavang Kut”, it is one of the main festivals of Manipur and is celebrated with great fervour and zest. It is an autumn festival of thanksgiving, and prayers are offered for a bountiful harvest season and prosperity of the people.
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in the state which has been urging the people to demand the Aadhaar authorities to delete the information collected from them in the database. Over 260 people have submitted a personal letter to the Meghalaya People Committee on Aadhaar (MPCA), an umbrella organisation against Aadhaar enrolment in the state, demanding the data collected from them be deleted from the system. Several civil society groups, including the Thma u Rangli u Juki (TUR) and the influential Khasi Students Union (KSU), are leading the MPCA. “The people were coerced into giving their personal details during the enrolment. This is done without having taken the consent of the people concerned and it infringes on their rights to privacy,” TUR convener Angela Rangad said.
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tradava -- the birth place of Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardev yesterday, he informed. Mukhi today visited Morigaon district and discussed with top district officials implementation of government schemes. Vising neighbouring Nagaon district, the Governor took part in Swachhata Abhiyan in Nagaon town and paid floral tributes to the statue of Mahatma Gandhi calling upon everybody to contribute to maintain a clean environment and exhibit
IMPHAL, Nov1: Manipur government’s information and public relations department celebrated its 69th anniversary on Wednesday. State IPR minister Thongam Biswajit and commissioner (IPR) K Radhakumar Singh graced the celebration programme at IPR complex in Imphal’s Maoirangkhom. It was on this day in 1949, that a publicity office of the Manipur government was set up with late RK Maipaksana as its first publicity officer. As part of the celebration, a 3-day DIPR festival on government’s achievement was also inaugurated. A number of photographs depicting several programmes and activities taken up by the government and press releases issued by the department were also displayed. On the occasion, Thongam said that what DIPR has done for the public was well known to the general public. The main objective of DIPR is
disseminated information to the public pertaining to government achievements, activities and programmes from time to time. “In democracy, transparency and accountability is very important. DIPR as a media is a medium between public and the government. The present government has done so many changes in the last few months and many more changes are ahead,” he said. The minister further said that government was looking for more new entrepreneur to solve the unemployment problems of the state. “Government is also trying hard for improvement of the road condition and improvement of power supply in the state. However, works could not be done well due to rainfall and time constraint,” he said. While mentioning about the welfare of the journalist fraternity, the minister said process for establishment of Media Park was about to complete and Press Colony will also come up soon.
from Aadhaar. “What we are saying is not to make it compulsory and binding for Meghalaya (and Assam),” he said, adding that the registration is going on in the state for the convenience of students who are studying outside the state. Sangma claimed there were “lots of confusion” with regards to registration for Aadhaar number and “we want complete clarity on the matter”. “Different authorities are giving diverse directions and inter-ministerial engagement is missing, synergy is missing and dialogue is missing,” he said. In Meghalaya, the registration for Aadhaar number has crossed over 14 per cent of the population, ahead of Assam (as per UIDAI statistics), following the resumption of Aadhaar registration in June this year. However, there is a group
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a sense of responsibility for making the state clean and green. He also urged upon everybody to practice cleanliness in their thoughts and actions because clean thoughts germinate into clean actions and clean actions give rise to clean environment. Mukhi also appealed to all the inhabitants of Nagoan to consider swachhata campaign as a movement to achieve complete cleanliness in the district stressing on the need of cleanliness drives which is a wonderful opportunity for people’s participation that acts as a force multiplier to raise awareness on the importance of cleanliness in one’s life. Earlier, on October 18, Assam chief minister, Sarbananda Sonowal, has reaffirmed that the territorial integrity of Assam would not be compromised at any cost.
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Shillong, Nov 1 (PTI): Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma Wednesday said he was yet to enrol himself for Aadhaar as he shared the concern of the people over the right to privacy. “I have not registered for Aadhaar number. I share the same concern with my people. (Our) right to privacy is important in a democracy else the whole idea of democracy is diluted,” Mukul told reporters here. He said, “I and my (Assam) counterpart (Sarbananda) Sonowalji have discussed and written to the Government of India. We both agreed to move in the right direction and our stand remains and we are moving together.” “The issue is that we are in a situation which is different from other states. The kind of problem due to illegal immigration and influx is a common concern of the people of Meghalaya and Assam and the entire North East,” he added. The chief ministers of Meghalaya and Assam had earlier shot off a letter to the Centre seeking exemption
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Morigaon/Nagaon, Nov 1 (PTI): Gover nor Jagadish Mukhi Wednesday allayed apprehensions among people in the state that some portion of Assam’s territory will be included in Greater Nagalim with reference to the ongoing peace talks between the NSCN(I-M) and Central Government to resolve the Naga issue. At a press meet here, replying to a question about the formation of Greater Nagalim and fears of Assam territory being included there, the Governor said, “there should not be any apprehension. No land of Assam will be given to any state”. Mukhi said he had launched interactive programmes with different sections of people of Assam to discuss the problems at the grass root level and he will go to all the districts of the state. He started the programme from Ba-
Manipur IPR completes M’laya CM says he is yet to enrol for Aadhaar 69 years of service
Shri. Anguvito Sumi Shri. Nikiye Z Yeputhomi S/o Late Aghozhe Aye S/o Shri. Zhetovi Yeputhomi Junior Div. Accountant (JDA) Asst. Election Officer (AEO) (CL-III Non- Gazetted), (CL-II Gazetted), under Treasuries & Acc. Dept. under Election Department. The Union further prays and wishes both a very bright and prosperous future in all their service career. (ABETO N. SUMI) (LIVITOLI SUMI) President, N.V.S.U General Secretary, N.V.S.U
FELICITATION With immense pride and joy, the Mopungchuket Ait Laishir Telongjem would like to congratulate the following members for their outstanding achievements and bringing laurels to the students union and the village community in the recently declared results of NCS, NPS,NSS and Allied Services Examination conducted under NPSC,2016 : 1. Mr. Obangnener Jamir, S/o Mr. Sosangmar for securing the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) 2nd Rank. 2. Ms.Sendenla Aier, D/o Mr. Nungjachetba Aier for securing the post of Secretariat Assistant (SA) 14th Rank. The Union further wishes them success in all their future endeavours. DC-2586
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SC seeks details of 1,581 cases against MPs & MLAs
Supreme Court of India New Delhi, Nov 1 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court has directed the Centre to place before it details regarding 1,581 cases involving MPs and MLAs, as declared by politicians at the time of filing their nominations during the 2014 general elections. The apex court asked the government to apprise it as to how many of these 1,581 cases have been disposed of within one year and how many have ended either in conviction or acquittal of the accused. A Bench comprising Justices Ranjan Gogoi and Navin Sinha also sought the details of criminal cases lodged against politicians from 2014 till date as well as on the disposal of these matters. During the hearing, the
Centre told the Bench that decriminalisation of politics must be done and that it was not averse to the setting up of special courts to deal with cases involving politicians and speedy disposal of these matters. It informed the Bench that the recommendations of the Election Commission of India and the Law Commission favouring life-time disqualification of politicians convicted in criminal cases was under the active consideration of the government. The Bench directed the Centre to place before it the scheme for setting up such special courts and also indicate the amount of funds that could be earmarked for the purpose. The apex court asked the government to place
these details before it within six weeks and fixed the matter for hearing on December 13. The ECI supported the plea seeking life ban on politicians convicted in criminal cases and said they had already made recommendations on this to the Centre. The top court was hearing petitions seeking to declare the provisions of the Representation of People Act, which bar convicted politicians from contesting elections for six years after serving jail term, as ultra vires to the Constitution. Advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay has filed a PIL in the matter, while several others have come to the apex court as intervenors. The apex court had on July 12 pulled up the ECI for not taking a clear stand on a plea seeking barring of convicted politicians for life. The Centre, in its affidavit, had said the prayer sought by the petitioner seeking life-time bar on convicted lawmakers was not maintainable and the plea should be dismissed. The petition has also sought a direction to the Centre and the EC to fix minimum educational qualification and a maximum age-limit for persons contesting polls.
Bimal Gurung,” Darjeeling District Magistrate Joyoshi Dasgupta told IANS. “We have conducted an inquiry but could not find any document that connected the two. So we checked our records and took it over,” she said. She did not elaborate on what the administration planned to do with the property. The official said the issue of encroachment had somehow escaped district administration’s notice.
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James E Jungio Chairman, DWRU
Dr. Thungchamo Tsopoe Convenor, Building Committee DWRU
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The union regrets to inform our well wishers and members that the Raffle draw in aid of Wozhuro Range Community Building slated to be held on 4th November 2017 has been extended to 26 th January 2018 due to unavoidable circumstances. Due apology for inconvenience caused.
EMPANELMENT NOTICE FOR LOCAL CHEMISTS WITH POLYCLINIC ECHS invites plain paper application from Local Chemists (Medicine Supplier/Dealer) of Mokokchung for empanelment with ECHS Polyclinic, Mokokchung (Nagaland). The Chemists (Medicine Supplier/Dealer) who can offer minimum 15% discount on MRP should apply. For more Terms & Conditions kindly contact on Tele No 0376-2310294 or e-mail dhiphu88110@gov.in. Last date of receipt of application is 10 Nov. 2017. DC-2589
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The All Nagaland Adhoc Teacher’s Group (ANATG) 2015 batch from its central office informs all the members who have appeared suitability test conducted by Education Department dated 20th May 2017 for service regularization and have not paid their membership fee to the group are to submit their membership fee on or before 15th Nov. 2017 through their respective district/unit representatives. In case the order of the concerned unregistered candidates are withheld, the ANATG shall not be held responsible. For submission of membership fee, members are to contact the following district representatives : KOHIMA : 7085190228, 7005806143, 70055865913 DIMAPUR : 9436417493, 9615439119, 9615677218 ZUNHEBOTO : 8131078303, 8730017103, TUENSANG : 8974664309, 8974274345, 9612197723 MOKOKCHUNG : 9612202462, 9862157060, 8119052522 PHEK : 7005127377, 8730937749, 8787428578 PEREN : 9402058165, 9856014560 PUGHOBOTO : 9856899590, 7005864932 WOKHA : 9612904399, 9856169616 MON : 8974456778, 8730934422, 9856856860 TSEMINYU : 9862090256, 7005394025 Information for unregistered districts may contact: 9862692081, 7085190228
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Draft regulations on Govt to promote Khichdi as ‘Brand India food’ drone usage announced
A drone with fitted camera for aerial photography. New Delhi, Nov 1 (AGENCIES): The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Wednesday announced the draft regulations for usage of drones in the country. At the press briefing on the regulations, Aviation Minister P. Ashok Gajapathi Raju said the drone industry could help India’s development in several sectors such as agriculture and oil and gas. We want to make India the world’s leader in the use of drones, Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha said. Civil Aviation Secretary R.N. Choubey said, related security issues were discussed with the Home Ministry and the draft regulation sought to improve ‘ease of doing business’ for the drones industry while securing any concerns of misuse. Here are the key points of the proposed regulations: * There are 5 types of drones: nano, micro, mini, small and large.
* These range from less than 250 grams in weight to over 150 kg. * Drones under 250 g (nano) won’t need security clearance. * Micro category (250 g to 2 kg) will get approvals in 2 days. * Whenever you operate a drone, you will need different approval. Apart from nano drones, all other categories will need an air defence clearance so that aviation as well as security authorities are aware of the flight path. * There will be nodrone zones such as above operational aerodromes and within 5 km of Vijay Chowk in Delhi, within 500 metres from strategic locations, from mobile platforms such as car, ship or air craft, over eco-sensitive zones like national parks and wildlife sanctuaries (unless approved by Environment Ministry). * Drones less than 2 kg and operating under 200 feet of height, once registered, can be flown without nods.
New Delhi, Nov 1 (AGENCIES): Over 800 kg khichdi, a traditional Indian dish relished by both rich and poor, will be prepared live on November 4 at the World Food India event here in a bid to create world record and popularise it as brand India food globally. Khichdi — prepared using rice, pulses, coarse cereals and spices — has been selected as Brand India Food because it symbolises the country’s unity in diversity. A giant ‘kadhai’ (frying pan) of the capacity of 1,000 litres and 7 feet in diameter will be used for slow steamcooking of more than 800 kg khichdi. The khichdi will be prepared by renowned chef Sanjeev Kapoor, who has been roped as brand ambassador of the Great India Food Street for the three-day event starting November 3, being organised by Food Processing Ministry along with CII.
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA
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NO.ED/NAS/5/2017/705:: Kohima, dated the th October 2017 The following officers from School Education Department are hereby appointed as observers to 46 (forty six) Educational Block Resources Centres (EBRCs) and 10 (Ten) Officers as reserved during National Achievement Survey (NAS) 2017-18 scheduled on 13th November 2017. The list of Officers and their assigned EBRC is at Annexure-I. (Smita Sarangi) IAS Principal Director ANNEXURE-I
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Name of Observer Freda Angami T.Kiyelu Yepthomi Amenla Chubanungla Piholi Swunetho Mesetsozu Vekhozo Nukshila Visayiecha Taliyangla Neizetuonuo Ramdi Thou Thongselo Bongyong Konyak Henty Phom Chubamenla Imti Tsudir Thekielie Keditsu Tali Jamir Watisangla Chuba Lanusenla Aier K. Visao Wotsa Ayie Yhome James Khriekethozo Joseph Liezietsu Bendangkumla Khukiye Awomi Neichulhou Tsuzu Saprayi Nuvotsolu Mese Kapfo Jongshimongla Talitemsu Jamir T. Marnungba Ao Tialemba Theyievilie Suohumvu C.N. Dominic Tungoe Zubenthung Orenbeni Lot ha S. Khutovi Sema Inato R. Ekonthung Y. Khetoshe Yepthomi G. Vikuto Sema
Designation ADC, SSA SDEO State Coordinator SSA Joint Director SDEO Deputy Director State Coordinator SSA State Coordinator SSA SDEO SDEO Deputy Director SDEO ADC, SSA State Coordinator SSA ADC, SSA SDEO SDEO DMD SMA AMD SMA SDEO ADC, SSA SDEO SDEO DMD SMA ADC, SSA Assistant Director ADC, SSA Joint Director DMD SMA SDEO SDEO SDEO SDEO SDEO DMD SMA SDEO ADC, SSA DMD SMA SDEO ADC, SSA SDEO SDEO ADC, SSA Assistant Director Deputy Director SDEO
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Designation Joint Director Deputy Director Deputy Director Assistant Director Deputy Director Assistant Director (PL) DDEO Kohima ADC SSA Phek State Coordinator SSA State Coordinator SSA
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Assignment/EBRC Dhansiripar Dimapur Urban Khusiabil Medziphema Niuland Kiphire Pungro Seyochung Chiephobozou L.Khel Kohima Sechu Zubza Tseminyu Viswema Longleng Tamlu Changtongya Mokokchung Khensa Kubolong Mangkolemba Watiyim Mon Aboi Tizit Tobu Wakching Athibung Peren Tening Phek Chozuba Meluri Pfutsero Hakushang Longkhim Noklak Noksen Shamator Bhandari Sanis Wokha Aghunato Akuluto Pughoboto Satakha Zunheboto
District Dimapur Dimapur Dimapur Dimapur Dimapur Kiphire Kiphire Kiphire Kohima Kohima Kohima Kohima Kohima Longleng Longleng Mokokchung Mokokchung Mokokchung Mokokchung Mokokchung Mokokchung Mon Mon Mon Mon Mon Peren Peren Peren Phek Phek Phek Phek Tuensang Tuensang Tuensang Tuensang Tuensang Wokha Wokha Wokha Zunheboto Zunheboto Zunheboto Zunheboto Zunheboto
Khichidi is a traditional Indian dish made of rice, pulses, coarse cereals and spices. “Khichdi is the wonder staple food of India and is considered the healthiest prepared food in India and it is being eaten across length and breadth of India by rich and poor,” Food Processing Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal told reporters at the curtain raiser event. Khichdi symbolises India’s great culture of unity in diversity at its best. Therefore, Khichdi has been selected the Brand India Food, she added. The cooked khichdi
will be distributed to about 60,000 orphan children as well as guests present at the event. The khichdi will also be distributed to the Heads of Foreign Missions in India along with recipe. Brand India Khichdi’s ingredients and recipe will be popularised by Indian Foreign Missions throughout the world. The government will ensure that Khichdi is available in restaurants and kitchens around the world, an official statement said.
NORTH EASTERN INDIRA GANDHI REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH & MEDICAL SCIENCES, MAWDIANGDIANG, SHILLONG-793018 Advertisement No. NEIGR E.III/15/2014/Pt.I dated the 21st August, 2017 Applications are invited from eligible candidates for filling up the following Group 'B' & 'C' posts on direct recruitment. Eligible candidates are requested to submit their applications in the prescribed format along with attested copies of certificates & testimonials. two copies of recent passport size photograph. Indian Postal Order of Rs. 50/- being the application fee in favour of the "Deputy Director (Admn), NEIGRIHMS, Shillong" payable at Shillong (No application fee for ST/SC/Handicapped candidates). Candidates working in Govt./Semi Govt./ Public Sector Undertaking/Autonomous Institutions are requested to submit their applications through proper channel. Candidates should note that mere fulfilling of the minimum requisite qualifications & experience shown against each post bestows not right on them to be called for written test/interview. Only shortlisted candidates will be called for written test/interview as the Institute deemed fit. Only Indian citizens need to apply. Candidates who have already applied for the posts mentioned at S. 1 to 6 against the earlier advertisements need not apply again. Their applications that have been received in this institute will also be considered provided their applications have been made eligible. Sl. Name of posts 1. Estate Manager
GJM office in Darjeeling sealed Darjeeling, Nov 1 (IANS): The Darjeeling district authorities on Wednesday sealed Gorkha Janmukti Morcha’s (GJM) head office in Singhmari, claiming both the land and the structure thereon belongs to the West Bengal government, an official said. “It was found that both the land and the building are state government property. It was fraudulently recorded in the name of Avinash Gurung, son of GJM chief
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No. of posts Pay Band and Grade Pay PB - 2 ` 9300 – 34,800/- Grade Pay ` 4,600/- (Pre-revised) 1 - UR Pay Matrix Level-7 of ` 44,900/- (Revised) 2 - UR 3 - UR PB - 2 `9300 – 34,800/- Grade Pay ` 4,200/- (Pre-revised) Pay Matrix Level-6 of `35,400/- (Revised) 2 - UR
Junior Perfusionist Health Inspector Health Educator Warden/Lady Warden 1 – UR Sanitary Inspector 4 (2-UR, 2-ST) PB - 1 ` 5200 – 20,200/- Grade Pay ` 2,800/- (Pre-revised) House Keeper 7 (4-UR, 3-ST) Pay Matrix Level-5 of ` 29,200/- (Revised) 9 (5-UR. 3-ST, PB - 1 ` 5200 – 20,200/- Grade Pay ` 1,900/- (Pre-revised) 8. Lower Division Clerk 1-OBC) Pay Matrix Level-2 of ` 19,900/- (Revised) Further details regarding educational qualifications, age, experience, etc. and to download the prescribed proforma of application, kindly visit the Institute's website http:www.neigrihms.gov.in. Complete applications may be sent in the prescribed proforma to the "Recruitment Cell, Establishment Section-III", North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health & Medical Sciences, Mawdiangdiang, Shillong-793018 SUPERSCRIBING "Application for the post of .................................". Last date of submission of Applications is one month from the date of publication of his advertisement in the Employment News. Sd/Deputy Director (Admn) NEIGRIHMS, Shillong
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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 328 Dimapur, Thursday, November 2, 2017
Uncomfortable questions
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ven though politicians have little credibility yet what still makes them relevant is when they become watchdogs while not in the seat of power. The present 12th Nagaland Legislative Assembly will be remembered for many things of which one being that after February 2015 there was no more opposition. This happened after eight Congress MLAs merged with the NPF to take its tally to 48 in a house of 60. There are eight independents and four BJP MLAs. Presently the effective strength of the house has been reduced to 59 following the demise of one of its members. Having no opposition may be an achievement of sorts for the government of the day but it was a sad day for democracy in Nagaland. When all became treasury bench members, it confirmed the worst that democracy in Nagaland turned into a farce because, the system requires both the treasury and opposition to make democracy function. Without either, democracy cannot be truly functional. By a quirk of fate, presently there appears to be an opposition in the state and that too very strangely by NPF legislators who are not in the government. When the legislature party leader of NPF (Dr. Shürhozelie) Azo Neinu challenged the ruling NPF( under T.R. Zeliang and Neiphiu Rio) on what it has done or what action it had initiated against recent monumental scams which were in public domain, he must have surprised many people or even pleased some who welcomed his attacks. Azo demanded to know from the government as to what it had done with regard to the fuel adulteration racket involving a few kingpins, one of who appears to be running loose because of his close business ties with a very important functionary in the present government. Azo also asked what has the government done with regard to the PDS scam involving perhaps a few thousand crore rupees during the past ten years and whose chief offender also continues to move without any warrant or arrest issued by the state government. Obviously if this is true, then it is also true that the mastermind of the PDS scam is having very close financial ties with the powers that be. Next was the issue of the Pillai scam involving M.K.R. Pillai retired Addl SP Nagaland Police and who had been reemployed as Consultant in the police department. According to India Today, Pillai was described as cop who turned Kerala billionaire. Then chief minister Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü had his cabinet order the dismissal from service as well as decision to hand over the case to CBI. Of course nothing has been heard of after Dr. Shürhozelie was dismissed by the Governor and neither will anything be done. Interestingly Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio has also concurred with the demands of various organisations such as ACAUT Nagaland, NTC and CNTC etc for unearthing corruption and bringing those involved to book. When Rio happens to be the backbone of the present government, it is expected that his opinion would matter. There are also various other instances of corruption or questionable practices with regard to backdoor employment, bogus teachers, fake names in the rolls of some departments etc including the recent phenomenon of issuing double drawal authority. The public of Nagaland need to show seriousness about bringing probity to public office if they want a bright future for themselves and not the few.
DailyDevotion “You Are Not Your Own” Do you not know that…you are not your own? -1 Corinthians 6:19 There is no such thing as a private life, or a place to hide in this world, for a man or woman who is intimately aware of and shares in the sufferings of Jesus Christ. God divides the private life of His saints and makes it a highway for the world on one hand and for Himself on the other. No human being can stand that unless he is identified with Jesus Christ. We are not sanctified for ourselves. We are called into intimacy with the gospel, and things happen that appear to have nothing to do with us. But God is getting us into fellowship with Himself. Let Him have His way. If you refuse, you will be of no value to God in His redemptive work in the world, but will be a hindrance and a stumbling block. The first thing God does is get us grounded on strong reality and truth. He does this until our cares for ourselves individually have been brought into submission to His way for the purpose of His redemption. Why shouldn’t we experience heartbreak? Through those doorways God is opening up ways of fellowship with His Son. Most of us collapse at the first grip of pain. We sit down at the door of God’s purpose and enter a slow death through self-pity. And all the so-called Christian sympathy of others helps us to our deathbed. But God will not. He comes with the grip of the pierced hand of His Son, as if to say, “Enter into fellowship with Me; arise and shine.” If God can accomplish His purposes in this world through a broken heart, then why not thank Him for breaking yours?
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Do not mind anything that anyone tells you about anyone else. Judge everyone and everything for yourself. ~ Henry James
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, November 2, 2017
Post-mortem
Which party will own Food Safety and Standard Act 2006(FSSA) the Naga People’s Front ? T
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ny human organization - be it political or non-political - is a set of people who are combined in virtue the activities directed to common ends with a life of its own and a tendency to growth and decay, according to Bertrand Russell. The members composed of areknown as “founding members”. It should be remembered that the founding members act themselves as caretakerswho will be responsible for nurturing and preserving the organization in order to keep it growing, and in time, individuals would be enrolled into the organization as its members. A man’s tie to an organization has a beginning and an end in time. His tie begins when he assumes the obligation of membership by getting enrolled himself into the organization. His tie ends when he ceases to be a member of the organization/party by resigning, expelling, discharging from the party/organization or when the organizationceases to exist. I am not interested in knowing who Dr. Shurhozelie is, nor am I running the show by being a member of his party. I am interested in knowing that Dr. Shurhozelieis one of the staunch protagonistsof regional ideology from the very inception of formation of political parties, after Nagaland became the 16th State of Indian Union on December 1, 1963. He is out and out a regionalist who never defects during his entire political career but “ stood by the party’s principle,“ as rightly commended by Mr. Tokheho, the present Education Minister in the Nagaland Post on Sept.15, 2016 when he was Minister of PHE under DAN government. In the tepid and tedious situation, he stood tall as the true patriotic leader of Regional party. In view of this fact, hestands guaranteed ownership over NPF party beyond doubt. No debate or argument is needed as to who should own NPF party. If the decision is biased against the genuine party, it will be a violation of not only natural justice but can be equated to a story of King Ahab who snatched away Nathan’s vineyard for which terrible retribution was followed. As such, the merit of the issue should never be decided in terms ofmajority or minority of its members but on proven fact. The nomenclature of Regional Party, of which Dr. Shurhozelie has nurtured up, underwent changes since inception of statehood in1963 - from DPN to UFN, UDF NNDP,NPC and the latest being NPF (again from Nagaland People’s Front to Naga People’s Front) in theform of self-renewing the party in order to respond effectively to radical changes in the environment. When these developments were going on within the party,
(From previous issue) A family divided against itself due to their political affiliation is the first sickness that will invade the Nagas. It is self-invited with self-interest. It can be well termed as ‘common cold.’ The warmth of the family has turned cold. Wrinkles began to appear in the family bond. ‘Each one and no one’ will become the motto of many Nagas. A time will come when every home may become ICU (I Can live without U). Do we portray our politicians as the best celebrities in the universe and go behind them for financial gain and fail to live our own life? This is a real dependent life. As long as we get money, food, drinks and fun, we are happy. Apart from this, there is no life for Nagas. Are we becoming political gluttons? Do not allow your belly to go ahead of you in every way. It will make you unfit to run the path of life. There is high dependency upon our political
Mr. N. Rio and some of his colleagues who were at the helm of affairs in the Congress Party at that point of time had joined the NPF party as the Congress party was already facing severe anti-incumbency wave across the state by then and the defeat of Congress party in 2003’s general election became a daily real. Sensing an imminent defeat, they apparently left the Congress party in order to grab power by using NPF party as launching pad as NPF was blooming with winning prospect then. In 2016, Mr. N. Rio was suspended from the membership for the second time for anti-party activities. During the period under suspension, he floated a new political party called the “Democratic Progressive Party”(DPP) with Mr.ChingwangKonyak as its President, which has already been duly recognized by the Election Commission of India (ECI). When Mr. T.R. Zeliang had usurped power from Dr. Shurhozelie and became Chief Minister, Mr. N. Rio hurried back to the fold of Mr. T.R.Zeliang. Both of them are now making a concerted afford to snatch away the NPF from Dr. Shurozelie who is undoubtedly the rightful heir of the NPF party. This being what is actually going on, thefundamental question is:can habitual defectorswho arepolitically homeless but roaming around like gypsies claim legitimacy of ownership over NPFas theirs? To cite an example, can a person of unknown parentage claim heir of succession to chieftainship? The answer to this is absolutely a big “NO”. Further, can an emigrant claim ownership over a plot of land which is in continuous possessionand has already been cultivatingthe same by someone over the past many years? Anomad who moves from place to place loses his right on the land he has abandoned. He even loses his right in the joint property. Same is the case with those opportunists in politics who often changes their colors like a child`s kaleidoscope and try to control over the party by deceit. However, there is no room for deceit in politics. In the midst of unprecedented tussle to control over the NPF party, Mr.ChingwangKonyak the President of DPP, is said to be still thriving on membership drive for DPP making him a laughingstockbefore the whole nation by his godfather who, on the other side, is fighting hard to snatchaway the NPF party for himself. Why this double-standard? Does democracy mean doing as we wish, not as it should? This write-up should not be seen as an attempt to defend Dr. Shurhozelie but the truth that must speak out. Z. Katiry, Keyake, Kohima
here is a saying “Health is Wealth” and any carelessness which may cause food poisoning or any problem like this may lead to a very fatal consequences. So, it becomes essential to take necessary food safety measure. ‘Food safety’ means assurance that food is acceptable for human consumption. Food safety management means the adoption of good manufacturing practise, good hygienic practises, hazard analysis and critical control point and such other practises as may be specified by the regulation of food business. We as human being depend on food for our survival and we are to be aware of the food quality and the standard of food that we consume in our day to day life. Earlier food adulteration was the only concern of food safety and standard, however with the arrival of better technology and with the advancement in the standard of living numerous problems and concerns arose regarding food safety and standard in our country. So the Central government for solving all problems relating to food enacted the ‘Food Safety and Standard Act 2006’. For better management of the Act, the Central government formed an authority by the name Food Safety and Standard Authority of India(FSSAI). The W.H.O in its latest data available, revealed that 3,51,000 people die of food poisoning globally every year and at least 582 million cases of different food-borne diseases are experienced worldwide every year. Food is the basic need of all living beings and we eat food to survive and develop our physical wellbeing. So it is our basic right to a healthy, safe and nutritious food. Population explosion is one of the reasons for the use of such excessive insecticides, pesticides and fertilizers in order to boost up the production to meet the needs of the overwhelming demand for food, this use of chemical is adversely effecting our health. Sometime the availability of fast foods, packed foods and other cheap foods is harmful for our health. Some of the mal-practises commonly found are; using harmful chemicals to enhance flavour in sweets, fruits, juices, etc, using chemical to artificially ripen fruits, using wax on apples to make it look fresh, using mono sodium, ajinomootoo in chows, momos, and other Chinese and Burmese noodles affects our bones, etc, mixing brick powder to chilli powder, adulteration of milk with excessive water, use of detergent or bleaching powder to increase quantity, serving of fast foods in open food stalls such as samosas, jeelibees, pokara, puri, etc in newspapers or magazines which contains black carbon
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leaders especially during the hot season of election. Many Nagas go after politicians, not because they admire them, but because they get sufficient financial gain. Many people demand vehicles, two wheelers, three wheelers from the candidates as though the candidates’ family owns manufacturing industries. There are already hundreds of vehicles ready to be dispatched to ardent supporters. Many families live from hand to mouth, yet they take pride in possessing a vehicle. They may feed the vehicles with their own urine after the election. In Nagaland, the one who gives more financial help is considered the best candidate. He will be exalted as the new “Zeus or Apollos.” (you may name him Nagazeus or Nagapollos) Come the season of election and we see the real face of people and leaders. There are leaders who gain wealth and fame at the expense of the common people. They infuse the simple
minds with fake knowledge and take them around the world for their own gain. One should be allowed to support and vote as per his good will and conscience. A good leader will pave way for such means. Violence in any way will not gather the people, rather it will sow the seed of fully charged hatred among our own brothers and sisters. The breaking of homes and killing during election has become a normal TV serial. Unless such violence take place, election cannot be called a ‘lively election.’ The so called “strength show” organized in some towns and villages are real fun for the whole world. Where is the strength of the Nagas? Does it lies with politicians or is it inherent? People marching from village to village to show their support to the politicians are good. They should do it every day till the day of election. Such actions can invite thousands of tourists into Nagaland. Most people do not know what they do,
ink, etc. Some of these unhygienic and unsafe practices can lead to serious health issues and problems such as kidney failure, lung cancers, gastric problems, stomach aches and also effect our organs such as the gal bladder, liver, intestines and also cause other ailments related to mental health, abnormal hormonal growth or releases that could change our appetite and may to depression. We came across several cases of serious food poisoning such as; 23 students died in Bihar after eating mid-day meal and dozens more were hospitalised on 16th July 2013, 45 students of Madrasa fell ill due to suspected food poisoning on 16th March 2016, 69 students were hospitalised due to food poisoning at Himachal Pradesh, Shimla on 22nd April 2017. The Food Safety and Standard Authority of India(FSSAI) was established in order to check the issue of food safety and standard with the aim and objective to lay down science based standards for articles of food, to regulate manufacturing, storage, distribution, sale and import of food to ensure availability of safe and wholesome food for human consumption and for matters connected therewith. Some of the salient features of Food Safety & Standard Act are; to ensure that all food meets consumers expectations in terms of nature, substance and quality, to provide legal powers and specify offences in relation to public health and consumers interest. Section 16 of the Act laid down the functions of Authoirty such as; to specify standard guidelines for food articles, to specify food labelling standards including claims on health, nutrition, special dietary uses and food category systems, scientific advice and technical support to central and state government, etc. Every state must have a designated officer and some of its responsibilities are; designated officer has the power to issue or cancel license of food business operators, prohibit sale in contravention of this Act, receive report and samples of articles of food from food safety officer and get them analyzed, taking samples of the food intended for sale, he can seize any articles of food which appears to be in contravention of this Act, he can enter and inspect any place where food is manufactured or stored for sale. Some of the offences are; causing food to be injurious, abstracting any constituent, deliberate adlteration, non-conformance in label information, etc. Some of the penalties are; sub-standards food will be fined up to Rs.2 lakhs, misbranded food will be fined up to Ts.3 lakhs, unhygienic preparations of food will be fined up to rs.1 lakh. Under Section 63 of FSSA 2006, if
yet they know that they are doing something. May be something is better than nothing. A collection of something in one’s life will only make you burdensome. Is our life so dependent on someone who can feed us? If so, you are breaking your own vessel of life. Nagaland is also called “Land of festivals” (not official) because the festival of election has already began like scarecrows. All the different political parties try to scare each other with the best means. This is really horror/ scary movies for Nagas. Let us not bring shame upon our Naga society. The broken vessel of Nagaland needs to be repaired so that the younger generation can drink freely from it. We need to be wise in dealing with issues of life for the good of the whole society. Today, we need introspection more than retrospection of life. (Concluded) Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, Kohima, (tisislawkhing@ gmail.com)
any person or food business operator carrying out a business without license is punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to six months and also with a fine which may extend to five Lakh rupees. A person is also punishable with a fine of 10 lakhs rupees for misleading advertisement, falsely describing quality of food or give false guarantee to the consumers. Slaughterhouse should have proper hygiene and maintenance instruments and to be regularly checked by the medical concern doctor and thereafter it should be given to the slaughter house for human consumption. Under the Consumer Protection Act 1986, the consumers have the right to safety, they are protected against marketing of goods and services which are hazardous to life, and therefore, the goods which are hazardous to health is illegal and punishable. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare governs the FS&SAI. FS&SAI governs all food business operators in the country and has entrusted the powers at various levels to other designated authorities. In Nagaland, the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006, rules and regulations 2011 is being implemented in the State from 2012. The Food Safety Officer must be appointed as an independent charge as per the Act and should checked all the Food Business Operators which includes Hotels, restaurants, canteens, tea stall, bakeries, street food vendors etc in all the respective district. With the enforcement of this Act in Nagaland, any person in practice of selling of food products are required to have a license to sell such goods and the license is to be given by the Chief medical Officer. There are times where the FS&SAI has asked the Food Commissioner in the state to inspect and evaluate in the market and had suggested that the state food safety commissioners should prepare their line for action and collect samples of all the packaged products, even those which are not registered with FS&SAI and also told to take action if required. The Chief Medical Officer and designated officers Kohima have informed all hotels, restaurants, provisions, groceries, home based canteens of schools, colleges, office, etc to obtain food safety license/registration from the Chief Medical Officer office, Kohima and in order to avoid penalisation as per the food safety and standards act rules and regulations and newly established food business operators have also been directed to obtain the license/ registration. Adv.Kezhokhoto Savi (president NVCO) Civil Rights & Duties awareness campaigner
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To identify disability voters
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The Dimapur District Disabled Persons Parents Association (DDDPPA) while acknowledging our solidarity to the notification issued by the chief electoral officer Nagaland (CEO) regarding special focus on registering and identifying for persons with disability enable them to poll their vote during the election. Under the related issue, I would like to share my suggestion to the responsible agency and BLOs as under: Dimapur district being the highest numbers of disabilities than any other district in the state. According to our authentication record of disability 2012, the Dimapur A/C (111) carry the hifhest number of disabilities in the district, and followed by the Ghaspani (1) A/C which are also comparatively covered by rural villages; BLOs alone will be difficult to identify the entire voters of disability unless every village council extend as the main stakeholders in order to strive the disability voters in a holistic manner; The best system on the polling day for disabilities is to maintain separate queue during the election, like separate queue in railway ticket booking/bus/ hospital/market place and parking space for disabilities across the country. NB: Any vulnerable activity for the welfare of disability may please contact at 8974529526. Akum Ezung president DDDPPA and zonal secretary PARIVAAR-NCPO (North East) for PwIDDs 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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Te r m i n g t h e C B I ‘Compromised Bureau of Investigation’ following its clean chit to Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan in the Vyapam scam, the Congress on Wednesday said it will file a private complaint against the agency in a trial court. The party also pointed fingers at certain appointments made by the
government in the Central Bureau of Investigation and the National Investigation Agency. “The CBI’s name has been changed to Compromised Bureau of Investigation after the Vyapam scam probe. Now, we will have to investigate the investigator (CBI). If the country’s investigators become traitors, then the Congress will investigate them. “We will file a private complaint against the CBI in the trial court. Now, we will chargesheet the agency that files charge sheets. They will be charge-sheeted in Madhya Pradesh. We will urge the court for proper investigation. Everything will be clear,” senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal said. The Congress leader also accused the Narendra Modi government of “vendetta politics” and said government agencies only targetted prominent state Congress leaders. “In Punjab, it is Amarinder Singh; in Himachl Pradesh, Virbhadra Singh; in Rajasthan, Ashok Gehlot and Sachin Pilot; in Haryana, Bhupinder Singh Hooda; in Uttarakhand, Harish Rawat; in Maharashtra, Ashok Chavan; in Karnataka, D.K. Shivakumar and P. Chidambaram’s son Karti Chidambaram,” Sibal said.
Govt amends policy for aid to shipyards New Delhi, Nov 1 (IANS): The Shipping Ministry has amended guidelines for financial assistance to shipyards under a policy approved in 2015 and rolled out an updated version of the web application used for processing applications for aid, an official statement said on Wednesday.
Poison’ in Delhi air, respite likely as wind direction changes New Delhi, Nov 1 (IANS): Even as medical practitioners sounded a caution against outdoor exercises as “there is no safe time to step outdoors”, weather analysts see a slight improvement in Delhi’s air quality for the next few days due to change in wind direction. According to weather forecast on Wednesday, the northwesterly winds which brought toxins from neighbouring Punjab and Haryana, due to stubble burning there, to Delhi have changed to southeasterly winds, thereby saving the national capital from extra emissions for the next twothree days. “Smog may drop in next two-three days due to this change in the wind direction, but dangerous trend would continue as these winds are not strong enough to disperse the high volume of pollutants already present in Delhi’s air,” Mahesh Palawat, Director, private weather forecasting agency Skymet, told IANS. On Wednesday, however, aided by unabated stubble burning in neighbouring states and a drop in mercury here, the air quality of DelhiNCR had a further dip, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) of Delhi recorded at 355 on Wednesday against 351 on Tuesday. Earlier in the day, medical practitioners in the national capital came up with
Train rides for over 1,000 Km without TT 16 dead as boiler explodes in Raebareli
L u c k n ow, N ov 1 (AGENCIES): At least 16 persons died and around 50 injured after a boiler tube exploded at the National Thermal Power Corporation unit in Unchahar in Raebareli district of Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday. According to U.P. ADGP Anand Kumar police have recovered 10 bodies so far. The toll could go up, he added. U.P. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed the Principal Secretary, Home, to oversee the rescue work and announced an exgratia compensation of Rs 2 lakh each to the family of the deceased and Rs 50,000 to those injured grievously and Rs 25,000 for other injuries. Senior officials have rushed to the spot. An NDRF team consisting of 32 personnel have left Lucknow for Unchahar. Nearby trauma centres and hospitals are on alert to give immediate relief to patients of the tragedy,
said U.P. Health Minister Sidharthnath Singh. Kumar, the ADGP, said prima facie the boiler burst due to built up pressure caused by the gathering of ash. “Prima facie, what the NTPC management has told me, ash gathered in the furnace of the boiler, which should not have happened. Due to gathering of ash, pressure built up and the boiler burst. [As for] the reasons why it happened, this is a technical probe and NTPC officials will do it,” Kumar said. The boiler was installed just six months ago. Describing it as an “unfortunate accident,” the NTPC said: “In NTPC Unchahar, Unit No. 6 at around 1530 hrs on 01.11.2017 there was sudden abnormal sound at 20 mt. elevation and there was opening in corner no.2 from which hot flue gases and steam escaped affecting the people working around the area.”
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RAMESWARAM, Nov 1 (AGENCIES): Over 1,000 people from this island town had a free ride on a Madurai-bound train on Wednesday as there was no staff to issue tickets at the railway station in
Rameswaram. The employee at the ticket counter did not report for duty as he was indisposed following which the passengers boarded the Rameswaram-Madurai passenger train without
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The Dimapur Nkonjan Humtsothung Ekhung expresses its heartiest congratulations to its members : 1. Dr. R. Elithung Lotha (Ph.D) on his elevation to Head of Department. (HoD) Horticulture, Government of Nagaland. 2. Shri. K. Libanthung Lotha, NCS, on his promotion to Secretary to the Government of Nagaland. The Ekhung wishes them long life and success in the years to come as well. DP-11390
NCR recorded hike in the PM2.5, or particles with diameter less than 2.5mm, ranging between 392 to 326 units, as compared to 362 to 302 units on Tuesday, according to the data from all ten monitoring stations of System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research (SAFAR). Safe limit for PM2.5 is 60 units as per national standards and 25 units as per international standards. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), many places in Delhi recorded a “severe” AQI. Areas including R.K. Puram and Siri Fort in south Delhi, Delhi Technical University (DTU) in north Delhi, ITO in central Delhi, Anand Vihar in northeast Delhi and Punjabi Bagh in west Delhi, were places where AQI ranged from 400 to 440 considered “severe”.
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a health advisory that suggested against outdoor exercises, saying “there is no safe time to be outdoors”. According to the advisory, while the city with high volume of pollutants in the air is bad for exercising, running or participating in a marathon can add at least two tablespoonfuls of toxic ash to the lungs. The advisory pointed out that while a normal adult breathes approximately six litres of air per minute at rest, during exercising it increases to 20 liters. With the current level of air pollution in Delhi and NCR, this increases toxins in lungs. “Exercise areas should be at least 200 meters away from roads, construction sites and smoke-emitting industry,” advisory says, adding that “even this does not guarantee clean air”. On Wednesday, Delhi-
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Road dust is the top contributor to rising levels of PM 2.5 in the city.
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With immense pride and honour, we the Englan Eloe Yanpoe Yanpi Khumshum would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members :1) Miss. Nzanbeni N. Jami, D/o Mr. Nchumbemo Jami and Late Libeni Jami, Junior Soil Conservation Officer (JSCO) Class-II gazette through NPSC – CTE, 2016-2017 2) Mr. Thungchio E. Odyuo, S/o Mr. Elithung Odyuo and Mrs. Thunjanbeni Odyuo for securing the post of Junior Divisional Account (JDA) through NPSC, 2016 The Khumshum thank our Almighty God for their success and further prays and wishes them all the very best in their future endeavours. (Thungdeno Humtsoe) President EEYYK
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Tuesday filed a charge sheet against 490 persons in the multi-crore Vyapam examination scam that broke out in Madhya Pradesh in 2013, while giving a clean chit to Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. Those named in the CBI charge sheet include three Vyapam officials, three racketeers, 17 middlemen, 297 paper solvers and beneficiary candidates and 170 guardians of beneficiary candidates. The scam in Vyavsayik Pariksha Mandal (Vyapam) or Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board broke out in 2013, wherein candidates bribed officials, rigged exams by deploying imposters to write their answer sheets. The CBI took over the investigation following the Supreme Court order on July 9, 2015.
should call back Acharya. “GoI should not protect the bias governor if it truly honours the Constitution of India,” he added. He also questioned the speaker for accepting the illegal whip of T.R. Zeliang without hesitation, while ignoring the petition submitted by the NPF (Dr. Shüro) for over three months. “Speaker has not only insulted the NPF party he belongs to, but his conduct has threatened every political party in India. The Constitutional empowerment to the political parties in India has been murdered,” he said. On the memorandum submitted to the President of India, Akavi was hopeful that the Centre would address the issue raised by them. If the president ignores the genuine issue, it would only tantamount of being bias in interpreting the Constitution of India and send across a wrong signal to the people. NPF minority wing president, Bishnu Bhattarcharjee in his address slammed the government for pretending to be sleeping over the issues and asked the government not to fool the people and the young minds.
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Bhopal, Nov 1 (IANS): The Congress on Wednesday accused the CBI of having let off those affiliated to the BJP and RSS who were named in the Vyapam scam, saying the agency “tried to save some and frame some” in its charge sheet. “The CBI has broken the trust of people as it has given a clean chit to the accused and those who were accused of the murders of witnesses,” Congress’ Leader of Opposition Ajay Singh said in a statement. Questioning the credibility of the Central Bureau of Investigation’s (CBI) investigation, Singh said, “Pankaj Trivedi was the controller and director of the PMT entrance exam in 2013. Over Rs one crore was recovered at the time of his arrest. He even spent over two and half years in jail. His name not appearing in charge sheet says a lot.” “Sudhir Bhadoriya was the controller and director of Vyapam in 2008, 2009 and 2010. During this period around 333 students got selected for MBBS. Their admissions were cancelled by the Supreme Court. The CBI did not question him and neither did it register any case against him,” he said. Singh’s remarks came a day after the CBI on
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(From p-1) Yitachu said if the Constitution of India, the rules of NLA and the legal system does not apply to Nagaland then the NPF party and the nine MLA would help them to move a resolution to have an alternate constitution. Taking a jibe at the reconciliation offer, Yitachu said he wondered whether the rival group had extended the olive branch since they were in no position to disqualify the nine MLAs. NPF Zunheboto division president, Akavi accused governor, P.B. Acharya of double-speak for asking the NPF party to reconcile while at the same time favouring an unconstitutional government. He also criticized the decision to illegally dismiss the government headed by Dr. Shürhozelie and termed it as “nepotism and abuse of power.” He also asked the governor as to what had prompted him to summon the NLA session in a hurry, while he was not bothered to summon the assembly when the state was paralyzed for 21 days and was in a state of emergency during the ULB issue protest. Akavi said the Centre
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With immense pride and honour, the Rotomi Welfare Dimapur Area extends its heartiest congratulations to the following members : 1) Mr. Nikhashe Chophi for being promoted to the post of Commissioner Secretary, Govt. of Nagaland. 2) Mr. Emmanuel Shohe, S/o Late Hewoto Shohe and Vizheli Shohe for securing the post of DSP (Cl-1 Gazetted) under Home Department in the recently concluded NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services 2016. Mr. Emmanuel Shohe The Welfare prays for God's wisdom, good health and wishes them the best in all their future endeavours. (Er. Tokhevi Chophy) Chairman RWDA DP-11358
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nated by certain categories and more than half of the best Indian brands came from five sectors -- automotive, diversified, financial services, telecom , and technology. Diversified businesses made up 40 per cent of the total brand value of this year’s Best Indian Brands table (Rs 1,92,240 crore), while financial services formed 27 per cent of the value (Rs 1,26,140 crore). “The top growing Best Indian Brands have begun to understand and demonstrate the levers that drive growth and value. Maruti Suzuki, our top growing brand for the second year in a row (posting a growth of 19 per cent this year), has done an exemplary job with Reliance, Kotak, JSW, HDFC and Ashok Leyland not far behind,” Interbrand India Managing Director Ashish Mishra said. However, there are no Indian brands in Interbrand’s Best Global Brands league table.
Across 1 Reportedly, what Cupid has for lover (4) 3 Shortened notice about game (8) 9 Renowned actor - one appearing in musical (7) 10 Head and tail of lamb, formerly (5) 11 Monsieur finishes repairs (5) 12 Hounds struggling in river (6) 14 Outcome of break taken about the middle of July (6) 16 A slope that’s slippery in US city (2,4) 19 Least sheltered area in French port (6) 21 Pink and black stuff? That’s about right (5) 24 Traffic controllers study directions (5) 25 Defender messing about in boats (7) 26 Mark gets embarrassed or worried (8) 27 Supporters, say, in outskirts of Leeds (4) Down 1 Rose and Lily, for example, in old clothes? (8) 2 A Welsh girl — from Pakistan, perhaps (5) 4 Place for boat found by a woman (6) 5 Where to put flowers when you have retired? (2,3) 6 Rolled gold on a boat (7) 7 A legal document requiring action (4) 8 Engine driver passes over eastern line (6) 13 Leave supports for little birds (8) 15 Wild dances round pole may be scrutinised (7) 17 Pest never found when copper enters (6) 18 Bishop in old farm building (6) 20 Dancing queens not the first to follow (5) 22 Lift beams, so to speak (5) 23 Blackleg takes taxi after start of strike (4)
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Mumbai, Nov 1 (PTI): Indian conglomerate Tata Group has topped the table in the 2017 Best Indian Brands Report released by brand consultancy firm Interbrand India. The salt-to-software conglomerate has topped the brand league table for the fifth consecutive year and its brand valuation stands at Rs 73,944 crore, despite registering a marginal 0.4 decline this year. Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries pipped telecom major Airtel to grab the second spot, driven by the launch of Jio. Reliance Industries’ brand is valued Mumbai, Nov 1 (PTI): The US dollar ended lower at Rs 38,212 crore, a growth against the rupee at Rs 64.59/60 per dollar but the pound of 9 per cent this year, while sterling finished higher at Rs 85.87/89 at the close of the Airtel’s brand value stood at Rs 36,927 crore, with a Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market here today. growth of 5 per cent. Following are the interbank forex and RBI rates: HDFC and state(In Rs per unit) owned insurer Life InsurUnit Interbank RBI Referance Corporation (LIC) ence occupied the fourth and US Dollar 64.59/60 US Dollar Rs 64.5256 fifth slot. Both registered Pound Sterling 85.87/89 Euro Rs 75.0755 a growth of 9 per cent in brand valuations and HDEuro 75.14/16 FC’s brand valuation stood Japanese Yen (100) 57.64/66
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under NPS-Private Sector (all citizen and corporate model) from the existing 60 years to 65 years of age,” the statement said. N ow, a n y I n d i a n citizen, resident or nonresident, between the age of 60- 65 years, can also join NPS and continue up to the age of 70 years in NPS. “With this increase of joining age, the subscribers who are willing to join NPS at the later stage of life will be able to avail the benefits of NPS,” the statement said.
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New Delhi, Nov 1 (IANS): The government has increased the the maximum age of joining under National Pension Scheme (NPS) from the existing 60 years to 65 years of age, an official statement said here on Wednesday. “In continuance of the several initiatives under taken by Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) during the last few years to increase the pension coverage in the country, PFRDA has now increased the maximum age of joining
Garden and World of Titan. DC Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome will grace the opening day of the conclave as match patron. It may be noted that, Naga entrepreneurs conclave, is basically a meeting of both start-ups and already established firm exclusively for the locals to discuss the problems and promoting each other’s business.
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helping our Naga entrepreneurs”, he informed. Dog shows and Nikon photo workshop would also be conducted at the conclave. For Dimapur based Naga entrepreneurs, registration fee have been fixed at Rs. 1000 and Rs. 500 from other districts. Interested entrepreneurs can register before November 6 and forms would be available at The
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formed. The event would also showcase the innovative ideas aimed at enhancing traditional marketing by bringing together the existing business and enterprises owned by the Nagas. “This would be the meeting ground for the entrepreneurs to come together to share their ideas”, informed one of the organizer. “It is also one way of
Online Store will be available exclusively to Airtel postpaid customers as an unlocked device on a first come first serve and full payment basis, till stocks last. Airtel will deliver the device free of charge to customers’ doorstep, the statement said. Airtel prepaid and non-Airtel customers can upgrade to Airtel postpaid to be eligible for the purchase and can choose from a range of plans that offer large bundles of high speed data and unlimited calling, the company said. iPhone X 64 GB model is priced at Rs 89,000 and the 256 GB model at Rs 102,000. The statement said: “Customers purchasing iPhone X using Citibank Credit Cards will get a cashback of Rs 10,000. The cashback offer will be available between 6 pm, November 3, 2017 and 7 am, November 4, 2017.”
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New Delhi, Nov 1 (IANS): Bharti Airtel said on Wednesday the iPhone X will go on sale on Airtels newly launched online store starting 6 pm, November 3, 2017. “We are delighted to offer the most advanced iPhone on our online store and give our postpaid customers in India an opportunity to be amongst the select few globally to get the much awaited iPhone X,” said Raj Pudipeddi, Director -- Consumer Business & CMO, Bharti Airtel. “Our customers can also experience the seamless digital experience offered by Airtel’s Online Store from ordering the device to doorstep delivery. We are seeing some terrific customer response to our offerings on the Online Store and we are confident that iPhone X will only add to the momentum,” he added. iPhone X on Airtel’s
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A Lady was hit by a running Vehicle bearing Regd No. NL01P-1088 (White Colour) at Pezielietsie on 30th Oct. 2017 around 10:50 am and ran away with a proud glance. Eye witness said the vehicle was driven by a lady. Till date the lady has not come forward to compromise her guilt. Therefore the relatives of the victim will act against the untoward action and the lady who was driving the vehicle on that very day will be held responsible. K-3577
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AFFIDAVIT Dated : 31/10/17 I, Smt. Keviseno, W/o S.Khruchipi Venu, resident of Ward-8, PO & PS Medziphema Town, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That the entry of my name in some of official documents/instruments has been entered and recorded as Kevideno Venuh instead of Keviseno. Hence, the entry of my name be read together Keviseno and/or in addition to Kevideno Venuh as it corresponds the same meaning and are synonymous. 3. That the above name Keviseno and Kevideno Venuh refers to one and the same person i.e me and it is interchangeable and indistinguishable. 4. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any rectification/ correction if any complications that may arise with regard to my name and that it shall be used for all my future correspondence. 5. That the above statements made in Para 1-4 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on_______. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent named above on this day 31st Oct. 2017. Regd. No. 425
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D I M A P U R , N OV 1 (NPN): To provide opportunity for the small startups and Naga entrepreneurs, Native Trends Nagaland (NTN) and Ethnic Trendzanda (ET) would be organizing an event, “Naga Entrepreneurs Conclave (NEC)” from November 17-18 at Urban Haat, Dimapur. During the event, Naga entrepreneurs would be invited to set up stalls (around 20-25 stalls) to exhibit their locally made products, announced the organizer at the press briefing held at DMC office on Wednesday. Apart from this, there will also be business conclave on start up ideas, banking system, meeting and e-commerce and also fun filled entertainment activities. The idea behind organizing the conclave was to extend support to the upcoming Naga entrepreneurs, the organizer in-
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LOST NOTICE I, Ms. K. Awan Konyak, am applying for duplicate marksheet of HSLC as I have lost it. 1. Name: Ms. K. Awan Konyak 2. F/Name: Khongnyem 3. M/Name: Phalem 4. DOB:13/08/2000 5. Examination: High School Leaving Certificate 6. Roll no.: 171404058 7. Examination Centre:Mon-3 8. Year: 2017 DC-2585
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Regd. No. 1054 Date : 30.10.2017 AFFIDAVIT I ,Smti. CHUBALA WAI aged about 55 years daughter of Late R. WAIMEREN of Chuchuyimlang Village in the District of Mokokchung, Nagaland state (presently working as NPSC Member and resident of Lower Chandmari, Kohima, Nagaland) to hereby solemnly declare:1. That hitherto, I am known by the name WAI CHUBALA AIER in previous passport, W .CHUBALA AIER in all Educational documents and Certificate, W. CHUBALA AIER in-service documents and Pension benefit certificate, and now presently Member of NPSC as W .CHUBALA AIER in Govt. of Nagaland Identity Card, W .CHUBALA AIER in voter card, W .CHUBALA AIER in PAN card, W .CHUBALA AIER in Adhaar card and it is the names recorded in various official documents. 2. That hitherto, my father's name is known by the name WAIMEREN in previous passport, WAIMEREN RADY in PAN card, R. WAIMEREN AIER in all my Educational Documents and Certificates. That henceforth I wish to change my name from the above stated names at Para No. 1 to CHUBALA WAI from now on for all the purpose and my father's name from the above stated name at Para No. 2 to Late R. WAIMEREN for all purpose. Witnesses :Deponent 1. (TEMSURENLA KICHU) (CHUBALA WAl) 2. (I. Yanger Jamir) Solemnly affirmed before me by CHUBALA WAI on this 30th of Oct. 2017. DP-11376
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Catalonia: Puigdemont not to return
B ru s s e l s, N ov 1 (AGENCIES): Sacked Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont will not return to Spain to answer charges including rebellion, his Belgian lawyer has said. Speaking to the Associated Press, Paul Bekaert suggested Puigdemont should instead be questioned in Belgium where he has been since Monday. He has been summoned to court in Madrid on Thursday, alongside 13 deputies. They face charges including sedition and misuse of public funds over last month’s banned independence referendum. Spanish prosecutors could order their arrest if they fail to appear in court for questioning. But Bekaert told Dutch and Belgian media that his client would “wait and see” further reaction from the Spanish authorities before return-
Carles Puigdemont ing because of the “high” risk of detention. He also suggested he would fight any extradition ordered by the Spanish national government. Spain has been gripped by a constitutional crisis since a referendum, organised by Puigdemont’s separatist government, was held on 1 October in defiance of a constitutional court ruling that had declared it illegal. The Catalan government said that of the 43%
of potential voters who took part, 90% were in favour of independence. After the regional parliament declared independence, Spain’s took direct control and sacked the government, including Puigdemont. On Monday, Spain’s chief prosecutor said the Catalan leaders were accused of rebellion - which carries a maximum 30 year jail term - as well as sedition and misuse of funds. The leaders are yet to
be formally charged but are due to testify at the Audiencia National (National Court) on Thursday and Friday. The court summons also gave them three days to pay a deposit of €6.2m ($7.2m) to cover potential liabilities. Both Puigdemont and his lawyer denied at a news conference on Tuesday that he had travelled to Belgium to seek asylum. He said he was there “for safety purposes” and wanted to be able to speak freely. Joaquim Forn and Dolors Bassa, the deposed Catalan interior and labour ministers who travelled with the former Catalan president to Belgium, returned to Barcelona on Tuesday night. They were greeted by chants of “off to prison” by some crowds that had gathered at Barcelona international airport, according to media reports.
22% Brazilians live under poverty line: World Bank Rio De Janeiro, Nov 1 (IANS): The World Bank has said that 22 per cent of Brazilians live under the poverty line. Categorized as a higher-middle-income country, Brazil has around 45.5 million people living on less than $5.5 a day, the Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper said, citing a World Bank report. It is said that the World Bank changed the way it measured poverty, raising the poverty line from $1.9 to $3.2 for lowermiddle-income countries and $5.5 for high-middleincome countries, Xinhua news agency reported. According to previous World Bank studies, only 8.9 per cent of Brazilians lived under poverty line on less than $1.9 a day. “Few people live on $1.9 a day in Brazil. But people who are living on $2 are still poor for Brazilian patterns and for highermiddle-income countries,” said Francisco Ferreira, a World Bank economist.
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NASA’s 2020 Mars rover to have 23 ‘eyes’ Washington, Nov 1 (IANS): NASA said its Mars 2020 mission will have more “eyes” than any rover before it - a grand total of 23, to create sweeping panoramas, reveal obstacles, study the atmosphere and assist science instruments. They will provide dramatic views during the rover’s descent to Mars and be the first to capture images of a parachute as it opens on another planet. There will even be a camera inside the rover’s body, which will study samples as they are stored and left on the surface for collection by a future mission, NASA said on Tuesday. When NASA’s Mars Pathfinder touched down in 1997, it had five cameras. The subsequent Spirit and Opportunity rovers were designed with 10 cameras each, including on their landers. The Curiosity rover has 17 cameras. “Camera technology
A prototype of NASA’s 2020 Mars rover. keeps improving,” said Justin Maki of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. “Each successive mission is able to utilise these improvements, with better performance and lower cost,” Maki said. The cameras on 2020
will include more colour and 3-D imaging than on Curiosity, said Jim Bell of Arizona State University. “Routinely using 3-D images at high resolution could pay off in a big way,” Bell said. “They’re useful for both long-range and near-field science targets.”
Angela Merkel tops World’s most powerful women list US pursuing diplomacy with N. Korea New entries in the list included US President Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump (19), US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley (43), Indian actress and United Nations Children’s Fund goodwill a m b a s s a d o r P r i ya n k a Chopra (97). The names on the list were drawn from seven “power bases” -- billionaires, business, finance, media, politics, philanthropists/NGOs and technology.
Together, the women directly influenced more than three billion people, according to Moira Forbes, executive vice-president of Forbes Media. “Whether leading multibillion-dollar companies, governing countries, transforming an industry or setting the agenda on critical issues of our time, collectively these women are making a lasting impact on our global footprint,” she said.
Washington, Nov 1 (AGENCIES): The United States is quietly pursuing direct diplomacy with North Korea, a senior State Department official said on Tuesday, despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s public assertion that such talks are a waste of time. Using the so-called “New York channel,” Joseph Yun, U.S. negotiator with North Korea, has been in contact with diplomats at Pyongyang’s United Nations mission, the official
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We the Sitimi Town Sumi Students’ Union with immense pride and joy extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Yashika Achumi, S/o Shri. Akheho Achumi of Sitimi Town for bringing laurels to the community of Sitimi Town in general and to the Students’ Union in particular for successfully qualifying in the recently declared NPSC Examination (NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services) 2016-2017 for securing to the post of Secretariat Assistant (CL- III Non-Gazetted), under Personal & Administrative Reforms Department. The Union further wishes you success and greater achievement in days to come and prays to our Almighty God to continue showering his blessing in all your future endeavour. (Tito H. Yepthomi) (Tokivi Sumi) President, STSSU. General Secretary, STSSU.
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Miss Ilika Kiho
The Kichilimi Students' Union with immense pride and honour conveys heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their outstanding achievement in the recently declared NPSC and SSC examinations. 1. Mr. Bokaho K Swu, S/o Khehovi Chishy for securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant in NPSC. 2. Miss Ilika Kiho, D/o Inaghi Kiho for securing the post of Postal Assistant in the SSC examinations. Jevitoli Assumi Kahoshe Wotsa President Asst. Gen. Secy.
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The Diphupar Sumi Students' Union with immense pride and honour heartily congratulates Mr. Emmanuel Shohe, s/o Late Hewoto Shohe and Mrs. Vizheli Shohe for bringing laurels by successfully securing the post of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Rank No. 1 in the recently declared NPSC examination 2016. The Union further wishes him the best in all his future endeavours.
With immense pride and honour, the Yongam Union, Longleng extend its heartiest congratulations to Mr. H. Yengcha Phom, S/o Shri. Hayu Phom of Yongam Village for qualifying the recently declared (NPSC Examination 2017) to the post of Secretariat Assistant. The Union further wishes and prays that Almighty God continue to bless him throughout his career. DP-11364
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LOKOBOMI STUDENTS' UNION With immense pride and honour, the Lokobomi Students' Union take this opportunity to congratulate Mr. Hinoka Chishi, S/o Avito Chishi upon his success in the recently declared NPSC result, 2016 as Secretariat Assistant under Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department. The Union further wishes him all the best in future endeavour.
Pichamo Humtsoe Gen. Secretary Lotha Hoho Medziphema Town
With immense pride and joy, we the Abolomi (Usutomi Achumi Kuqhakulu) Usutomi, would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Tovito H Achumi, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Hetoi Achumi, Rtd. J.E., PHED for securing the post of Junior Divisional Accountant (JDA), through recently declared NPSC Examination 2017. We the Abolomi further wishes and prays that Almighty God continue to bless him throughout his career.
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Vishepu Ghami Dimapur lo xukuami kumtsulau yepithi tsu ani. Atsala 4/11/2017 Ayi 10.00 inaqhe Ino Tokhuvi Murru (Rtd. Dy. Commandant) Banker aalo ningu Advent Christmas ghenguno eno, akhoto tsa kukuputsa ani, tighenguno khumo vephuvezu mono akukuputsa hipau lo ighi tsu penike yepithi ve ani.
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The Usütomi Students’ Union with immense pride and profound gratitude congratulate the following individuals for their achievements. 1. Mrs. Vilika Chishi, W/o Nathan Sumi for securing the post of Assistant Public Prosecutor under Department of justice and Law in the recently conducted Combine Technical Service 2016. 2. Mr. Tovito H. Achumi, S/o Mr. Hetoi Achumi for securing the post of J.D.A under Treasuries & Accounts Department in the recently conducted NCS,NPS,NSS & Allied Service, NPSC 2016. 3. Er. Hovito Chophy, S/o Shikhu Chophy on being promoted to S.D.O, R&B under P.W.D Govt. of Nagaland. 4. Mrs. Kiniholi Kinimi, W/o Mr. Obed Chishi on being promoted to Assistant Director under Urban Development Department, Govt. of Nagaland. The Union thank God for His abundant blessings and wishes them success in all their future endeavor. Toino Awomi Aboka Awomi President Gen. Secy. Usütomi Students’ Union Usütomi Students’ Union
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The Xukhepu Village Council would like to congratulate Mrs. Mughali Y Achumi, W/o Beto Yepthomi for coming out successfully in the recently declared NPSC Exam and securing the post of Secretariat Assistant. We wish you success in all your future endeavour.
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est sign the United States was directly discussing issues beyond the release of American prisoners, despite Mr. Trump having dismissed direct talks as pointless. In Beijing, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said China welcomed any dialogue between the United States and North Korea.
Lotha Hoho Medziphema Town would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Litsenthung Kikon, S/o Mrs. Limongi & Dr. Timothy Lotha for his achievement in securing the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner (Cl-I Gazetted) under personnel & Administrative Reforms Department, through NPSC Examination. The Union further wishes him grand success in all his future endeavour.
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With immense pride and honour, the Rotomi Welfare Kohima extend our heartiest congratulations to our esteemed members:1. Shri. NiKhashe Sema, NCS for promotion to Commissioner & Secretary, Food & Civil Supplies. 2. Shri. Emanuel Shohe, S/o Late Hewoto Shohe, for his outstanding achievement in the recently declared NPSC result to the post of DSP (Class-I Gazetted) under Home Department. May the Almighty God shower his blessings upon you in your future endeavours. Chairman Secretary Rotomi Welfare Kohima Rotomi Welfare Kohima
said, at a time when an exchange of bellicose insults between Mr. Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has fuelled fears of military conflict. While U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Oct. 17 said he would continue “diplomatic efforts... until the first bomb drops”, the official’s comments were the clear-
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reduced after her decision to hold a general election in June. May’s leadership during Brexit -- a process that will have far-reaching consequences for the UK and the rest of Europe -- ensured that despite her political fragility, she remained one of the world’s leading players. May was followed by Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Sheryl Sandberg, the chief operating officer of Facebook, and Mary Barra, the chief executive of General Motors were next.
Mr. Obangnener Jamir The Mopungchuket Ait LaisherTelongjem Kohima (MALT) with immense pride and honour, extend our heartiest congratulations to our bonafide member Mr. Obangnener Jamir, Son of Mr. Sosangmar Jamir for successfully clearing the recent NPSC Examination and being qualified to the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner (Cl-1 Gazetted Junior Grade), under Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department. The Union would also like to congratulate the following individuals: 1. Ms. Sendenla Aier, D/o Nungjachetba Aier (Secretariat Assistant) 2. Mr. Imlidong Lemtur, S/o Mr. Bendang Lemtor (SI in CRPF, SSC 2016) 3. Mr. Tiakum Ao, S/o Mr. Longriyongdang (Lecturer in Dept. of Technical Education Grade A) 4. Mr. Sentinuksung Jamir, S/o Tsuwatemsu (JE, PHED) The Union prays and wishes them great success in their future endeavour. Taribilong Lemtur Imielar Jamir President Gen.Secretary MALT Kohima MALT Kohima
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London, Nov 1 (IANS): German Chancellor Angela Merkel has topped the Forbes list of the 100 most powerful women beating British PM Theresa May, philanthropist Melinda Gates and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. Merkel, whose stature may have taken a hit after the recent German elections in which she won a fourth term with diminished authority, topped the list for Angela Merkel the seventh consecutive year and for the 12th time place despite a difficult year in total, the Guardian re- in which her party’s parliaported. May was in second mentary majority was much
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ast Dimapur Lotha Students’ Union will be organizing a ‘Tokhu Nite’ on November 7 at Inter State Bus Terminal (ISBT), Purana Bazaar, Dimapur from 4:00 p.m. onwards. The evening will feature various renowned Naga ar tistes includ-
ing special appearance by young Hindi artiste awardee, 2016-Joseph Konyak and Radio Solo Competition, 2016-Saronthung Kikon. There will be a comedy show to be performed by Nyimthungo and Nzhumbemo from Woroku village, while
Harry Styles pauses live show for fan
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inger Harr y Styles paused his live performance here to help a fan having a panic attack. Styles performed on October 29, reports dailymail.co.uk. The 23-year-old was in the midst of a single when he noticed a concert-goer having trouble in the crowd. A video shared on Twitter from the gig shows Styles clad in a blue floral suit asking for the crowd to quieten down and give the stricken fan some space. He points into the distance as security guards lift up the girl. “Is everyone okay? You still with me? Do you want to help her up? If everyone could give a little bit of space. Just chill for one second, we’ll get some people. Is she okay? Give her some space,” Styles said. The fan named Anna, who had the panic attack, later Tweeted about the incident. “Harry Styles stopped his entire show because I got crushed and then watched me being pulled over the barrier. That was one of the most horrendous panic attacks I’ve ever had, like even the medics were terrified of the state I was in. (IANS)
Assam to buy Bhupenda Hazarika’s house
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he Assam government is planning to buy the house of legendary singer Bhupen Hazarika in Kolkata and turn it into a Cultural Centre. The house, formerly owned by the legendary music maestro on 77 Golf Course Tollygunge, is owned by a Sushil Kumar
Dangi. Assam Minister of State for Cultural Affairs Naba Kumar Doley and Chief Minister’s Media Adviser Hrishikesh Goswami on Wednesday held negotiations with the owner, who bought the house from the late singer. 1950 till he shifted to MumHazarika used to live bai to pursue his musical there from the middle of talent. (IANS)
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It’s Channel 4’s highest overnight ratings since the Paralympics Opening Ceremony in 2012. That saw an average 7.7 million tune in to see the events from the London Games. But the Bake Off ratings are lower than the 14 million who tuned in to BBC One in 2016 to see Candice Brown crowned champion. That figure rose
OFFICE OF THE
KANGCHING UNION KOHIMA Kohima- 797001 : Nagaland
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The KANGCHING UNION KOHIMA along with Shutheila Kohima Unit and Kohima Kangching Students' Union extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Menlom Phom, S/o Shri. Bongang Phom & Mrs. Baülen Phom Kangching Village for successfully qualifying for the post of EAC (class-1 Gazetted) under Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department in the recently declared NPSC result. We also congratulate Er. Moichung Shembu Phom, S/o Mrs. Alila & Lt. Manba Phom for securing the post of SDO Electrical (Class-1 Gazetted) under Power Department and Er. Kangshing Phom, S/o Mr. Büphei Phom & Mrs. B. Baüshah Phom for securing the post of JE Electrical (class-II Gazetted) under Power Department in the recent NPSC Combined Technical Service Exams. The Union wishes them success in all their future endeavors. (Dr. S. Manyaü) (Er. P. I. Yanger Phom) President, KUK Gen. Secy., KUK
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Three young boys missing from Wokha Town, Last seen at Bamboo wayside Amenity Restaurant, at Botsa (Way to Kohima) on 27th October, 2017 at around 9 to 10 am.
Renbi Kikon F/N- Wosumo Kikon V/o- Yimpang Village Age around 15 to 16 yrs., Height 4.5 Ft.
If found kindly contact on 8974143691/ 8974133247) (FIR was registered at Wokha Police Station on 29th Oct., 2017)
SEEING & HEARING THINGS THAT ARE NOT THERE
PERSISTENT FEELINGS OF SADNESS, ANGER, WORRY, FEAR
SIGNIFICANT FORGETFULNESS, CHANGES IN MEMORY FUNCTIONS
DIFFICULTY IN CONCENTRATING & THINKING CLEARLY
EXCESSIVE USE OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, UNPRESCRIBED DRUGS
SUICIDAL THOUGHTS AND SELF-HARM BEHAVIOR
SUDDEN CHANGE IN PERSONALITY, SOCIAL AND OCCUPATIONAL FUNCTIONING
SEEK HELP!
WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP A PERSON WITH THESE SYMPTOMS?
REFER THEM FOR MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT, GIVE THEM SUPPORT AND END THE STIGMA!
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VISIT DISTRICT MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME DISTRICT HOSPITAL DIMAPUR #7641034347
OFFICE OF THE ZAPAMI KHUTSO CLAN
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
P.O. PFUTSERO, DISTRICT : PHEK
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR ELECTRICAL INSPECTORATE NAGALAND: KOHIMA
Dated Kohima the
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The Zapami Khutso Clan would like to congratulate Mr. Riku Khutso, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Chikhro Khutso of Zapami Village for successfully clearing the result of NPSC exam 2017 and also securing the 1st rank in EAC post under Personal and Administrative Reforms Department, Government of Nagaland. The Clan wish you the very best in your future career
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Zuthungo Murry Babu V/o: Wokha Village Guardian name F/N Cheninimo Murry Lt. Chenio Murry Age- 15 Years, of Wokha Village Height- 4.2 Ft. Age 20 plus, Height 5 Ft.
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he Great British Bake Off finale was seen by a live audience of 7.3 million, overnight viewing figures show. That rose to 7.7 million when including those watching on Channel 4 +1. The viewing figures come in spite of Prue Leith accidentally tweeting the name of the winner 10 hours early.
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to 15.9 million when those watching on catch up services were included. There was a peak audience of 8.3 million just before 2100 on Tuesday - when the final three had finished their showstopper bakes, but before the judges had tried them. Channel 4 said the final was seen by an av- Tali Angh performing at the 8th edition of India’s erage of 2 million in the largest multi- genre music festival, Bacardi NH7 16-34 age group, with a Weekender, Meghalaya, 2017. 57.5% share of that audience - adding that it was the biggest series for young audiences on any UK channel this year. They added that the overnight series average of 6.2 million is the largest Channel 4 has seen since Big Fat Gypsy Weddings in 2011. (BBC)
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traditional song will be performed by renowned Lotha composer and singer-Moyo Kikon and Hornbill Rock Festival finalist-Chenithung Humtsoe from Ralan village. School of Music and Art, Purana Bazaar, Dimapur will give a special presentation during the event. T h e eve n i n g w i l l bring the renowned artistes together on a platform as part of the Tokhu Emong festival. Tokhu Emong is the major festival of the Lotha Naga tribe and it is celebrated as the festival of harvest. The organizers have invited everyone to come and be part of the event and enjoy the music as well as the comedies.
Great British Bake Off: Final watched by 7.3 mn viewers
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Tokhu Nite on Nov 7 at ISBT
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, NOvember 2, 2017
Mr. Neikolo Khutso, Chairman Zapami Khutso Clan
Mr. Kupe Khutso, Secretary Zapami Khutso Clan
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The Electrical Inspectorate as the Nagaland State Designated Agency on Energy Conservation in the state conducted a workshop cum training programme on the formation of “Michael Energy Club” on 31st Oct. 2017 at the Office premises of Electrical Inspectorate, Kohima. Altogether 24 Nodal officers from all the selected Schools attended the programme. Smti. Meyimenla made the Introductory & Welcome Address. Er. I. V. Chishi Chief Electrical Inspector highlighted on the Purpose of Formation of Michael Club. Resource person Smti. Amrita Choudhury made a power point presentation on the Basics of Energy Conservation and its usage.SDA Consultant Shri. Nilanjan Bose presented the practical cum theory session. Open House Discussion was carried out where many of the teachers participated and shared their views, doubts, suggestions and ideas. Shri. Nzamo Kikon concluded with a vote of Thanks. The programme concluded with presentation of kits consisting of materials to start the Michael Energy Club in their respective Schools.
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NYIMTSEMO ODYUO Chairman Green Village New Riphyim Wokha, Nagaland.
(M. WONCHIO ODYUO) VDB Secretary Green Village New Riphyim Wokha, Nagaland.
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The New Riphyim Village Council, Village Development Board, New Riphyim Students’ Union and New Riphyim Baptist Church with immense joy and profound gratitude extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Thungchio E Odyuo, son of Mr. Elithung Odyuo & Mrs. Thungchanbeni E Odyuo for being selected to the post of Junior Divisional Accountant under Treasuries & Accounts Department in the recently conducted NPSC Exam 2016-17. We thank our Almighty God for the prayers answered and also for brining laurels to the village. We hope and pray that your achievement will let the chain of success and inspiration continue for all the upcoming aspiring youths of our village. Wising you all the best in your future endeavour and prays for good health, wisdom and success throughout your life.
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Srikanth recommended for Padma Shri last week. Goel, who is now parliamentary affairs minister, on Wednesday wrote a letter to home minister Rajnath Singh, recommending Srikanth for the country’s fourth highest civilian award. However, the deadline for Padma nominations had closed on the midnight of September 15. “In this scenario, it is imperative to motivate the young sportsman by acknowledging his contribution to this sport in India,”
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Goel, who was succeeded by Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore in a Cabinet reshuffle, wrote in his letter. “He is an idol for the youth of the country and millions of people
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Though words are inadequate, we the family members convey our sincere gratitude to every individual, churches, organisations and friends who stood by us morally, physically, materially, financially and through prayer during our moment of grief and loss. We convey our special thanks to : 1. Mhondamo Memorial Nursing Home Wokha. 2. Indian Red Cross Scoiety Wokha. 3. Naga Hospital Authority Kohima. 4. Dr. Chumben Murry, Ex-Minister. 5. Er. Mhathung Kithan, Kohima 6. Shri. Achumbemi Kikon, Kohima 7. Shri. Mhonbemo Humtsoe, Kohima 8. Lotha Baptist Church Kohima 9. Lotha PWD XI Team Kohima 10. Kohima Akuk Eloe Khumshum. 11. Kohima Lower PWD Yankho Ekhum. 12. Kohima Akuk Ekhung. 13. Wokha Town Akuk Ekhung. 14. Wokha Town Akuk Eloe Okho. 15. Wokha Town Baptist Church 16. New Colony Council Wokha 17. New Colony Eloe Ekhung Wokha 18. New Colony Youth Fellowship Wokha. 19. Aree Old Yampoe Yanpia Eyi Eloe Ekhung Wokha. Though we are unable to mention individually may the good Lord bless you all. Loving husband, sons, daughters, in-laws & relatives
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have aspirations to see his achievements being recognised. Many people have approached me in the capacity of ex-Sports Minister to recommend his name for this year’s Padma Shri award. Accordingly, in the spirit of reflecting the aspiration of people of India, I recommend name of Shri Srikanth Kidambi for the Padma Shri award,” the letter read. Srikanth had downed Japan’s Kenta Nishimoto 21-14, 21-13 in the summit clash of the French Open Super Series in Paris. Before Srikanth only Chinese legend Lin Dan,
his compatriot Chen Long and Malaysian star Lee Chong Wei have managed to win four Super Series titles in a single season in the men’s singles. This season, the 24year-old Srikanth reached five finals, ending runnerup at Singapore Open, where he lost to compatriot B Sai Praneeth. Srikanth is not the only sportsperson who has been recommended for Padma awards. Women shuttler PV Sindhu and former cricket skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni have been recommended for the Padma Bhushan.
ZASA Kukami Trophy from December 5 DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): The 30th Zunheboto Area Sports Association (ZASA) Kukami Trophy sports meet would be held from December 5 to 9 at District Sports Council Ground (DSCG) Zunheboto. NPF working president, Huskha Yeputhomi will grace the event as chief guest and former Sumi Hoho president, Hovishe Arkha and vice-president Sumi Hoho Vihoshe Muru as guest of honours respectively. Match patrons were former president ZASA Kakugha S Rotokha, former president ZASA Hukheto Yeptho, contractor Khetoho Yeputho Sukhalu, PS Kakheho Yeputho, former president ZASA Uketo Yeputho.
PHSS annual sports meet concludes DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): Two-day, 29th annual sports meet of Pilgrim Higher Secondary School (PHSS) Dimapur concluded on October 27. Green Hornets emerged as the champions. On the opening day, 100 m sprint for senior boys, other sports inclusive of 200, 400 and 800 m races, long jump, shot put, dressing up the couple race, bucket race for the juniors, etc were conducted. On the last day, events such as a relay race, sack race etc were held, which was graced by former teacher and 2nd O/C, Sub Urban Police Station, Dimapur, Athiubo Kaurinta as guest of honour. Earlier, the meet was declared open by ACP West Police Station, Vishal Chauhan as chief guest.
GRATITUDE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Lt. Imlisunep Jamir (Longsa)
Born : 18.11.1986 – Died : 28.10.2017
We the family members of Lt. Imlisunep Jamir (Longsa), would like to express our sincere gratitude and heartfelt appreciation to every individual, families, friends, doctors and nurses at Eden Hospital Dimapur and International Hospital at Guwahati and well wishers for your physical, spiritual and financial support during his illness and till breathed his last at Guwahati on 28th October 2017. Yo u r c o m f o r t i n g presence and thoughtfulness have been invaluable to us. We regret our inability to thank each one of you individually but pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Lt. Esther M. Kithan Born on 05/10/1969 Died on 28/10/2017
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NEW DELHI, Nov 1 (PTI): Indian badminton’s new superstar Kidambi Srikanth, whose stature has grown immensely following a phenomenal 2017, was on Wednesday nominated for the prestigious Padma Shri award by former sports minister Vijay Goel. Srikanth became the first Indian and only the fourth shuttler in the world to win four Super Series tournaments in a calendar season when he clinched the French Open
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Born on : 27 /01/1953 – Died on : 16/10/2017 With much gratitude in our hearts, we the bereaved family members express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to all those who stood by us through prayers, financially, physically and morally at the demise of my beloved husband/ and our father Late Joseph Mhonchan Humtsoe (Retd. Director Horti. Department) on 16/10/2017. We convey our special thanks to: 1. Holy Cross Parish. 2. Holy Trinity Catholic Church Dimapur 3. Akuk Ekhung Dimapur. 4. Horticulture and Agriculture Department. 5. Akuk Eloe Khumshum Ekhum. 6. Mount View Colony Youth. 7. Purana bazaar Lotha Baptist Church Youth. 8. Mount View Colony Ekhung. 9. Dimapur Nkonjan Yanthanpvui Khumshum. 10. Akuk Yanpoe Evan Ekhung. 11. Friends and Neighbours. 12. GMS Lmomithi. We regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually but it is our prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, sons, grandson and in-laws DP-11350
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Loving parents, brothers, sister, relatives and friends
3rd DEATH ANNIVERSARY of Late Robin Ezung
The anniversary day comes with tears and sorrow. My dear beloved, a year has gone by and it feels like yesterday. Not a day goes by without remembering your smile. Your presence Lt. Ramayon Chithung is deeply missed 2 Nov' 2016 every single moment and your memories will always be kept alive in our hearts. You will be remembered in our hearts until we meet again. nd
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Loving family members.
1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF
LATE VILAZONUO 14-05-1962 to 02-11-2016 A year seemed like forever… The pain of losing you never goes away. How we miss you and wish you were here. A part of us left with you the day you were called Home. God called you Home-It was His will, But you continue to live on in our hearts. For death has no power to severe love. Always loving: always loved you will be. You were a pillar of strength till the very end. Reminding us to keep the faith and allowing God to lead. Knowing it’s only through Christ that we can do all things. God continues to answer your prayers for us each day. As you rest, Mom, in God’s cradle now, We are re-assured of His promises in the Holy Word. Looking forward to the day when we will be re-united, Never to ever part again.
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India beat NZ in T20; Nehra retires
Naga climbers selected for national meet
D I M A P U R , N OV 1 (NPN): Four climbers from Nagaland Sports Climbing Association (NSCA) have been selected to participate at the national level competition to be held at Indore, Madhya Pradesh from December 27-30, 2017. The players were selected based on the performance at the 19th North East Zone Sports Climbing meet at Agartala, Tripura from October 26-29. In the meet, NSCA won seven medals- three gold, two silver and two bronze. NSCA also finished overall runners-up. Jeliam Khiam won two gold and one silver in Lead, Speed and Bouldering categories. Thanlalmon Thomson secured one gold and one silver in Speed and Bouldering categories. Kehihyulo Kh(L-R) Ashish Nehra bowls against New Zealand during the first T20 match. Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Virat Kohli celebrates ing and Zhaviseno Yhoshü the wicket of New Zealand players Colin Munro on Wednesday. (PTI) won bronze medal each in New Delhi, Nov 1 Shikhar Dhawan and Ro- off to a poor start as they his four-over spell. Not Lead and Bouldering. (PTI): India finally tasted hit Sharma’s blazing half- lost Guptill in the second able to control his emosuccess against the team centuries, during which over. tion, an excited fan of that has been their Achilles they produced an Indian It was a stunner from his entered the ground to DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): heel for long in this for- record of 158-run partner- Pandya, who sprinted touch Nehra’s feet. Highlanders Sporting Club mat when they outplayed ship to power the team to from long-off into what Leg-spinner Yuzven- Zunheboto would be orgabutter-fingered New Zea- a formidable 202 for three, looked like a no man’s dra Chahal and left-arm nizing the 4th Open T20 land by 53 runs in the first and Nehra’s last waltz, of land and pulled off the spinner Axar Patel finished Sumi Championship 2017 from December 8 to 20 at Twenty20 International course. unbelievable catch with a with two wickets apiece. here tonight. And, any attempt to full-length dive and outEarlier, Dhawan and Zunheboto public ground. Winner of the tourAt the end of the lop- decorate with superlatives stretched hands, and a Sharma struck scintillating sided game that was also Hardik Pandya’s catch to slide that continued for a half- centuries during a re- nament will received Rs. veteran seamer Ashish dismiss Martin Guptill, while even after the ball cord partnership to power 40,000 while the runner-up Nehra’s last in competitive would be an understate- was in his safe hands. India. This is India’s big- will received Rs. 20,000 cricket, hosts India saun- ment. Starting the proceed- gest partnership for any along with running trophy. tered to a 1-0 lead in the When India batted, ings for India with the wicket, eclipsing the pre- Individual’s prizes such three-match series. both Dhawan and Sharma ball, Nehra came close to vious best of 138 held by as man of the match, best fielder, best bowler and Fittingly, Delhi play- were dismissed after scor- picking up a wicket in his Kohli and Sharma, against man of the series would be ers Virat Kohli and Shikhar ing 80 runs, before skipper farewell game, but Pandya South Africa in 2015. awarded. Dhawan carried Nehra Virat Kolhi (26 not out off could not latch on to this BRIEF SCORES In this regard, interon their shoulders after 11 balls) and Mahendra one after making a valiant India 202/3 (Shikhar ested clubs have been asked the win. This was India’s Singh Dhoni (7 not out) attempt running back- Dhawan 80, Rohit Sharma to contact at 7628847709 first win against the Kiwis guided India past 200 with wards from cover. 80, Virat Kohli 26; Ish So- and 7005088872 for details. in six T20 outings. New their power hitting. Eventually, Nehra, dhi 2/25) vs New Zealand: Forms would be available Zealand innings ended at Set a daunting target also bowling the day’s final 149/8 (Tom Latham 39; at ‘Moments wedding’ op149 for eight. The game of 203 in the allotted 20 over, returned respectable Axar Patel 2/20; Yzven- posite centre point, Zunwas marked by openers overs, New Zealand were figures of none for 29 in dra Chahal 2/26). heboto.
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LMSSOC: Yangmei FC ‘B’ enter QFs
Action in the match between Donching Yangmei FC ‘B’ and Vetao Ayie FC.
DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): Donching Yangmei FC ‘B’ beat Vetao Ayie FC 3-1 in the last league match to enter the quarterfinal from Pool ‘C’at the 25th Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Championship at Tuensang on Wednesday. The first goal and second goals for Donching Yangmei was scored by Osen (jersey No.10) in the 22nd and 41st minutes. Vetao Ayie pulled one
back through Thungem (jersey No.3) in the 43rd minute. But in the final four minutes remaining, Desingem added the third goal to seal victory for Donching Yangmei. In the last eight stage, Donching Yangmei FC ‘B’ will be joined by DEF Tuensang. In the other match, Sunaki FC Longra thrashed High Hill Club 6-0 in a onesided affair. Imlongchaba
opened the account in the 6th minute, followed by Sekhose in the 11th minute. Yhanshalo added the third and fourth goals in the 12th and 14th minutes. Sekhose also scored two more goals in the 32nd and 59th minutes to complete his first hat trick of the tournament. In Pool ‘D’, Khulioh King FC and Sangzi FC have qualified for the quarterfinal playoff.
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ANPSA sports meet underway DIMAPUR, NOV 1 (NPN): Two-day, the 20th All Nagaland Private Schools’ Association (ANPSA) interschool sports meet kicked off at Greenwood Higher Secondary School, Dimapur on Wednesday. Held on the theme, “Exploring Talents through Sports”, the opening ceremony was graced by general superintendent, The Assemblies of God, East India, Rev. Moses Murry. All member-schools of ANPSA are participating in the meet. In his speech, Rev. Moses Murry appreciated the participation of the students, teachers and heads of various schools. He also exhorted the participants to put their heart and soul to sports and games, as it plays an important role in an individual’s life and unity. He also advised the students to abide by the rules and regulations of the games and accept the decisions of the judges.
Rev. Moses Murry being welcomed at the sports meet.
Quoting Holy Bible, the chief guest stressed that “a champion can shine as a champion only with the blessings of God”. Earlier, in his welcome address, ANPSA Dimapur unit president, Andrew Ahoto welcomed the gathering and pointed out that ANPSA schools have been successful in developing a spirit of goodwill and fraternity among the schools. He also invited the student community to pre pare themselves in meeting life’s challenges. Expressing his happiness at being a part
of the two-day event, he also remarked that ANPSA has been able to create a platform for many activities apart from imparting education. The programme began with an invocation by Greenwood Higher Secondary School, principal Sedelu Peseyie followed by flag hoisting by chief guest and march past by different contingents from various schools. Oath to the participants was administered by ANPSA sports secretary Dimapur unit, Dr. R. Francis.
Nagaland eves beat Mnp in U-19 one day
New Delhi, Nov 1 (Agencies): An astounding 136 wide balls were bowled during a BCCI U-19 women’s one-day match between Nagaland and Manipur being played at the Nehru Stadium in Jealgora, Dhanbad on Wednesday. According to Times Now, the match, which is a part of the inaugural NE-Bihar U-19 one-day competition being organised by the cricket board, saw Manipur bowling 94 wide balls while Nagaland was a shade better with 42. Nagaland eves won the match by 117 runs to log four points, but it was learnt that girls from both the northeastern states were at times not even able to land the ball on the 22-yard square. Nagaland was all out for 215 in 38 overs and as per the scorecard available on BCCI website, Mushkan (54) and Pori (24)
were the only two batswomen, who managed to score in double digits. But Manipur bowled 94 wide deliveries, which meant nearly 15.4 extra overs. Despite the bowling side’s profligacy, Nagaland women lasted 38 overs and had a decent score. In reply, Manipur was all out for 98 in 27.3 overs with Nagaland bowling seven extra overs (42 wides). In Manipur innings, there were two players who got into double figures. Seterni (17) and Ronibala Thokchom (24) crossed the 10- run mark while Pori of Nagaland got five wickets for 16 runs. The Committee of Administrators (COA) wants to integrate northeastern states into the BCCI set-up but the match was an example that aspiring cricketers from the region need top quality coaching facility from the cricket board.
Classic Cup from today D I M A P U R , N OV 1 (NPN): The 23rd Classic Cup under the theme “creating a better world through football” would begin from November 2 at, 2 p.m. with director youth resources and sports Nagaland Linda Solo as chief guest. The cup would continue till November 20. 35 teams are taking part in the tournament.
DLSU Tokhu Emong trophy
Results Okotso FC 4-2 Lakhuti FC DGC 3-0 One Ten FC FUGU FC 5-1 Padumpukhuri FC Thursday’s matches Morung Boys Vs Ekhyon Yan : 9 a.m. Tsungiki Vs Burma camp Pangti VS Valley Boys
PSG, Bayern win; Roma stun Chelsea in CL
PARIS, NOV 1 (AGENCIES): Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich reached the Champions League knock-out phase with two games to spare as they won their respective Group B matches on Tuesday. Leaders PSG crushed Anderlecht 5-0 while Bayern needed Javi Martinez’s 77th minute header to overcome Celtic 2-1. Manchester United all but sealed their place in the next round with a 2-0 win over Benfica to move six points clear at the top of Group A, while CSKA Moscow came from behind to beat Basel 2-1. Roma thrashed Chelsea 3-0 at the Stadio Olimpico to go top of Group C but Atletico Madrid’s 1-1 draw against Qarabag leaves the Blues in second place. Both Group D matches ended in draws, with leaders Barcelona unable to break down a stubborn Olympiacos in a goalless affair, while Sporting held Juventus 1-1 in Lisbon. In Paris, fullback
Layvin Kurzawa grabbed an unlikely hat-trick to round off the win after goals from Marco Verratti and new signing Neymar. Kingsley Coman opened the scoring for German champions Bayern in the 22nd minute in Glasgow. Callum McGregor equalised in the 74th minute but the hosts were denied a point by Javi Martinez’s goal just three minutes later. In Rome, Chelsea were stunned by a Stephan El Shaarawy rocket in the first minute, with the Italian grabbing a second after German international Antonio Ruediger’s error against his former side. The Blues came close through Eden Hazard on the break but faded away in the second half and Diego Perotti added another to send Roma top with eight points. Chelsea, on seven points, were fortunate Atletico Madrid could not find beat Azerbaijan’s Qarabag, who had Henrique sent off in the 59th
Marco Verratti curled in a deserved opener for PSG.
minute. Frustrated Atletico also finished with 10 men as Stefan Savic was dismissed in the final minutes of the game. Manchester United maintained their 100 per cent record, with a bit of luck against Benfica, at Old Trafford. Mile Svilar saved an Anthony Martial penalty in the first half, briefly redeeming himself after his error against the Red Devils. Svilar handed Jose Mourinho’s side victory earlier in October, but more agony was to come for the 18-year-old. Nemanja
Matic’s shot struck the post and then bounced in off Svilar to give the hosts the lead just before the break. Daley Blind converted a second penalty to seal the victory for United. In Piraeus, Barcelona forwards Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi missed chances as Olympiacos prevented their illustrious opponents from sealing a round of 16 berth. The Catalans stay top of their group with 10 points, three ahead of Juventus, who needed a 79th minute Gonzalo Higuain strike to pull level with Sporting.
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