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Vol XXVIII No. 305
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2018 Pages 12 ` 5.00
Zika cases rise to 29 in Rajasthan
Mizo weightlifter wins Youth Olympics gold
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People have rejected NPF: Madhav
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MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 9 (NPN): BJP national general secretary, Ram Madhav on Tuesday asserted that the people of Nagaland have rejected the NPF in the last election. The mandate of the people should be respected and ensure that the ruling PDA coalition government is allowed to run smoothly, he said. Speaking at the BJP Nagaland state unit’s 7th State Executive meeting at Town Hall here, Ram Madhav affirmed that pre-poll alliance with the NDPP and others would be maintained in order to maintain a stable government in Nagaland. Taking a jab at the opposition NPF with which his party was in alliance in the previous government, Madhav said that politics was not charity, saying political parties want to strengthen their base and grow. He claimed that NPF restrained BJP’s growth in Nagaland prompting the latter to forge a prepoll alliance with NDPP on seat sharing basis. Making the stance of the BJP clear, Madhav challenged the state BJP to “capture power to serve the
CMO on road re-alignment DIMAPUR, OCT 9 (NPN): On the issue of realignment of MerangkongTamlu-Mon road, the chief minister had a meeting with Union Minister of Road, Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari along with officials of the Ministry and NHIDCL on October 5, 2018 in New Delhi. In a press release, chief minister’s office (CMO) said under the earlier approved SARDP project, 80 percent earth work was done by the earlier contractor M/s. Gayatri along the existing alignment. However, after declaration of the road as National Highway, the gradient along this alignment was found not technically feasible, as per National Highway specifications. Therefore, a new alignment was suggested, but the villages of Wakching area raised objections as the new alignment would not be touching their villages. In view of the concern expressed by the villages, and as requested by chief minister, the Union Minister agreed for a final survey for an alignment that would be as per the National Highway specifications. According to CMO, the survey will be completed without delay.
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people.” He, however, said that the BJP was a party of discipline and accountability, adding that the party ought to “grow through our performance.” Claiming that BJP has “taken strong roots all over Nagaland”, BJP national general secretary congratulated the state BJP on being in the ruling PDA government. He said BJP attaches “great importance” to the party’s “victory” in Nagaland. Madhav expressed confidence that the party’s next target should be to install its own government in Nagaland. Earlier at the meeting, Ram Madhav launched the official website of the State BJP. Delivering his presidential address at the meeting,
Nagaland BJP president and minister for H&TE, Temjen Imna Along Longkumer, said that 12 BJP legislators being elected to the present NLA was unprecedented, adding that it was the “beginning of a new BJP” in Nagaland. Encouraging par ty workers, state BJP chief said party was for development and that it was upon the workers to let the lotus bloom in every nook and corner of the state. He also urged the BJP workers to be active at the grassroots level, saying state BJP would try to bridge the gap between rural and urban Nagaland. Later, he declared that two new “political districts” of Aboi in Mon and Mangkolemba in Mokokchung would be created for better political maneuvering. He also said the state BJP would also institute an ex-servicemen cell. It was also declared that state BJP would hold its executive meeting once every three months, with next meeting scheduled at Noklak. In his address, Nagaland deputy chief minister Y. Patton, who is also the leader of BJP legislature party, said that BJP was
neither anti-Christian party nor Hindu party, but a political party for all Indians and committed to development. He reminded that it was former prime minister late Atal Bihari Vajpayee who recognised the uniqueness of Naga history in 2003. Regarding rail link construction from Dimapur-Zubza, Patton said the contractors have assured the government for early completion of railway line. He said the central government was ready to sanction funds for construction of Express Highways and railway from Thelma, Peren district to Tizit, Mon district provided all the affected districts provide NOC. In this regard, he appealed to all the affected districts to provide NOC and receive the better development. Organizing secretary north east in-charge, Ajay Jamwal and Nagaland minister P Paiwang Konyak also addressed the meeting. The meeting was attended by delegates from all the 12 districts of Nagaland, state BJP central leaders, state BJP legislators and other BJP functionaries. The meeting also adopted a seven-point resolution.
Doval replaces cab secy as SPG chief NEW DELHI, OCT 9 (IANS): Strategic Policy Group (SPG), formed to assist National Security Council (NSC), has been reconstituted with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval as its chief to strategize on matters dealing with internal and economic security. A notification to this effect was issued by the NSC Secretariat last month. Doval will now replace the Cabinet Secretary, who was earlier chairperson of SPG. SPG will assist NSC and undertake among other tasks a long term strategic Defence review. “The SPG shall be the principal mechanism for inter-ministerial coordination and integration of relevant inputs in the formulation of national security policies,” the notification said. The other members are NITI Ayog vice chairman, cabinet secretary, three services chiefs, RBI governor, secretaries of MEA, Home, Defence, Finance, Defence P r o d u c t i o n , Reve nu e, Atomic Energy, Space and National Security Council Secretariat besides Scientific Adviser to Defence Minister, Secretary (R) in Cabinet Secretariat and Intelligence Bureau chief.
CM inaugurates 5-day children’s film fest Correspondent
KOHIMA, OCT 9 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio said films and theatre could be used as tools to influence and shape a society as they played a formative role in drawing attention to important issues, besides moulding public opinion. He said this while addressing a gathering during the launch of Nagaland Children’s Film Festival at RCEMPA auditorium, Jotsoma here on Tuesday. Rio also launched children’s Nagamese movie “Nani Teri Morni”, a film based on Mhonbeni Ezung (Lotha), who was the youngest (9 years) recipient of National Bravery Award for Children in 2015 for saving her grandmother from drowning and triumphing over her fear, on the occasion. The 42nd-minute film has been written and directed by Akashaditya Lama, produced by Children’s Film Society, India (CFSI) and its line producers are Ankita Tiwari and Rebecca Changkija Sema. Rio complimented CFSI for its initiative as such film festivals gave the student community an exposure to meaningful films
Neiphiu Rio launching the movie ‘Nani Teri Morni’ at RCEMPA auditorium Jotsoma with Mhonbeni Ezung (L), Swati Pandey, Tongpang Ozukum and R. Khing. (NP)
on a large screen as also the art form of cinematography, besides helping them to get inspired by the stories. He termed launching of the first Nagamese film shot in Nagaland and based on the inspiring story of Mhonbeni Ezung as “momentous”. He congratulated artistes and entire crew of the film for having taken the initiative of producing the film and expressed his confidence that this was just the beginning as it could catapult the film industry in Nagaland to the national level. Encouraging producing films, Rio said cinema was a medium to express one’s voice and ideas and encouraged children to think outside the box by challenging them to develop
unique ideas and concepts. He remarked that Nagaland was known for its beautiful landscape, natural beauty and unique culture and traditions with every tribe having distinct songs, music and dances. He said history of Nagaland ranging from its legendary head hunters, to the stories of World War II and the struggle for Naga identity and stories of insurgency and peace were all subjects on which many researchers had worked and could be subjects for writing books and making films. He added that films told stories of not only about individuals, but also of an entire region, its culture or race to rest of the world. (Cont’d on p-8)
Alliance with other pol. parties will Dr. Shürho terms NDPP TASU serves ultimatum over NH-702 works be worked out for stability: Zeliang allegation baseless Correspondent
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KOHIMA, OCT 9 (NPN): NPF Legislature Party leader, T.R. Zeliang Tuesday maintained that the alliance with other political parties would be worked out for providing political stability and bringing development, and not to simply form a government. In a House of 60, Zeliang said unfortunately one member passed away and now there were 59 legislators. And, if NPF could have four more MLAs, he said the party could stake claim to form the government. He, however, added that the party was in no hurry yet as it would not bring sustainable development. Addressing NPF Central Executive Council (CEC) meeting at the party’s central office here on Tuesday, he
quipped, “Being the largest party, NPF can stake claim constitutionally to form the government.” Zeliang alleged that political adversaries were insecure and thus trying to create a rift between him and NPF president. He assured party leaders that he would never take any decision on any important political issue alone, without consulting the party as he could not bear the entire responsibilities alone. Informing them that NPF legislators had on July 27 given him full authority to find out ways to form a collation government, Zeliang said he and Liezietsu would work hand in hand on this, adding that consultations would be held before taking any decisions. Cautioning NPF
MLAs to remain careful, he said their political adversaries were playing a game by claiming to have six or seven party MLAs. He said the kind of offer made to NPF MLAs and how they spurned them were all out in open. Zeliang further questioned why the Central government had not released the first instalment for MGNREGA to the State. He explained that unless utilisation certificates were submitted on time, funds would not be released on time and said Nagaland was the only State not to have received the first instalment. On the State government properties within and outside Nagaland, Zeliang said these were given on rent at throw away prices and cited the instance of Nagaland House in Kolkata.
KOHIMA, OCT 9 (NPN): NPF president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu has termed the NDPP’s allegation of his illtreatment at the hands of his party men as “baseless”. Addressing NPF Central Executive Council (CEC) meeting at the party’s central office here on Tuesday, Liezietsu remarked that NDPP-BJP combine was only “manufacturing wild rumours” by forgetting their obligations, commitments and responsibilities made to the people, thereby exposing their true colour and indicated that they were not comfortable. Being a strong opposition in Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA), he said NPF had nothing to worry about and nor was it in a hurry to overthrow the government, though he urged party men to remain alert to rumours being spread (Cont’d on p-5) by their political adversaries.
Won’t tolerate disrespect to speaker: NDPP DIMAPUR, OCT 9 (NPN): Expressing astonishment at NPF’s charges against Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) speaker Vikho-o Yhoshü that appeared in local dailies on October 7, NDPP asserted that it would not tolerate such disrespect to an office that was revered by everyone and was also the face of the State. In a press release issued by its media & communication committee, the ruling party condemned the NPF Legislature Party’s statement and called on all right-thinking citizens of the State to decry such “callous and immature” statements made by the opposition legislators. NDPP expressed surprise that the opposition party’s decision to take “sacred” matters of the House to public domain, especially when a delegation of NLA was preparing to participate in the Commonwealth Parliamentary Meet. It accused NPF of not respecting the sanctity of the House and restoring to an “un-parliamentary”
conduct. It was unfortunate that a party like NPF had stooped so low in its desperate attempt to attack the PDA government. Perhaps it was bereft of issues and so was resorting to personalised attacks and resorting to punch below the belt just to grab public attention, the release added. According to the ruling party, NPF and its legislative wing should be the last to question the actions of the speaker considering the fact how it managed and manipulated the 12th NLA by using the office of the then speaker of the House to its advantage. Referring to an opposition-less Assembly during TR Zeliang’s tenure, NDPP said NPF should not be proud of it or consider it as an achievement because no democraticallyelected government could function impartially and provide good governance without an opposition to maintain checks and balances. The ruling party
alleged that the then leader of House in collusion with NPF president had disallowed its legislators from raising questions of public importance on the floor of the House, thereby implicating the office of the speaker. Citing an instance of how democracy flourished during the 12th NLA, the ruling party said one NPF legislator was made to raise a particular issue aimed at tarnishing image of another MLA, who also belonged to the Treasury Bench, during zero hour at the instance of Zeliang in one of the Assembly sessions. The legislator, who was attacked, ultimately had to walk out of the House in protest as the then speaker refused to allow him to speak in his defence. The ruling party also accused then chief minister of making a mockery of not allowing members of the House to speak on issues they felt were for the benefit of people.
He reminded party’s legislators of the early days when NPF was suppressed by those in power in New Delhi for selfinterest by branding it as “legal wing of illegal organisation’ The NPF president expressed joy that things had taken shape in right perspective in due course of time giving the party a strong foundation and acknowledged the performances of party MLAs during the last Assembly session. He said the performance was an indication of moving together as a family, appreciating and supporting one another, adding the bureaucrats were also impressed by the role played by “our legislators” for bringing back the real spirit of democracy. Recalling the time when he was chairman of DAN Co-ordination Committee for 15 years, Liezietsu claimed he had given due recognition to all, even to
NCD to monitor road works in Dimapur
DIMAPUR, OCT 9 (NPN): Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) has appealed to the PWD (R&B) to ensure quality work in the proposed improvement of Dimapur city roads, saying it would also closely monitor the execution of works. In a letter addressed to the chief engineer PWD(R&B), the NCD president, T Bangerloba, reminded the department to consider good quality workmanship, good quality material and work execution within a limited time while allotting/ distributing the work. NCD also urged the department to allot work to the reputed and experienced contractors capable enough to execute (Cont’d on p-5) the proposed work.
DIMAPUR, OCT 9 (NPN): Tizit Area Students’ Union (TASU) has served a 20-day ultimatum on the responsible department and the contractor to resume construction works along Namtola-Mon section of NH-702. In a press release, TASU president, T Noklem Konyak, and general secretar, Phoanei Konyak, cautioned that failure to deliver within the stipulated time would compel the union to resort to complete blockade of NH-702 and the department and the contractors would be held responsible if any untoward incidents occurred. They said the decision to serve ultimatum was taken after thorough deliberation at its executive meeting. The signatories laminated that despite release of sanction for the work order last year, the construction of the road remained slow. They said soiling was yet to complete in spite of several appeals to the department concern and the contractor. Further, TASU pointed out the Inter State Connectivity (ISC) road from Tizit town Khonsa (Arunachal Pradesh) via Yanpan-Sakho-LoakkunNokzang has been completely neglected. In this regard, TASU said it met the contractor and the responsible authorities of the department and asked to resume the construction of road. Beside, TASU said it had also demanded constructing four RCC TBeam Brigdes on the said road. However, the union (Cont’d on p-5) said the works have not materialised till date.
ACAUT responds to PWD (R&B) DIMAPUR, OCT 9 (NPN): A day after executive engineer (EE) of PWD(R&B) Phek division reacted to its allegations of corruption in the PokhungriAvankhug road project, ACAUT Nagaland through its media cell Tuesday maintained that it “dutifully reported” as per the RTI it had received from PWD (R&B). ACAUT said it files RTI after receiving complaints and concerns in matters of public importance. Reacting to EE’s assertion that allegations by ACAUT Nagaland was “technically without substance and uncalled for”, ACAUT asked the EE to explain how was unforeseen working condition reported for the second time when earlier contractor M/s Nagaland builders had also surrendered work order because it was ill-equipped to handle the unforeseen working conditions. ACAUT said that citing the same reason the second time was simply not acceptable and puts a huge question on competency of the engineers and contractors, who were part of the project, and the efficiency of PWD(R&B) to handle projects. Conceding hypothetically that ear-
lier DPR by M/s Nagaland Builders was done without taking into consideration the un-anticipated rocks and the difficult terrain, ACAUT, however, asked whether the second revised DPR of Rs 2339 lakh was also made not taking into consideration the un-anticipated rocks and difficult terrain? As per the RTI reply, ACAUT said the total length of the road is 18.49 km. However, ACAUT said the revelation by EE that the firm has constructed over 24km to connect ITC Avakhung raises many questions. ACAUT said the contractor should have first concentrated the work project assigned to him and not deviate from the specified project. As such, ACAUT said the road project remained incomplete after almost six years past its completion date. “Who should be held accountable for this?” ACAUT asked. ACAUT stated that out of five approved border trade centers, Avankhug was one such strategically located prime trade centre, not only between the two countries, but ASEAN countries. Therefore, ACAUT said the road project was of prime importance for the region and “a race against time to go in tandem with the Act East policy.” K Y M C
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Pangnyu at ‘conference Demonstration on quantity and quality of fuel on medical products’ Staff Reporter
Union Minister of Health, Jagat Prakash Nadda, minister of Health and Family Welfare, Nagaland, S. Pangnyu Phom and others at the conference at New Delhi on October 9. DIMAPUR: Minister of Health and Family Welfare, S. Pangnyu Phom along with commissioner & secretary, Himato Zhimomi attended the “2nd World Conference on Access to Medical Products: Achieving the SDGs 2030”, on October 9 at New Delhi. The conference was inaugurated by Union Minister Health and Family Welfare, Jagat Prakash Nadda. Minister of State for Health and Family, State ministers and delegates
from all over the world attended the programme. According to PRO (IPR) Nagaland House New Delhi, Kuolie Mere, the union minister said that expert agencies from all over the world and many specialist doctors came together for promotion of health sector in the nation and international health sectors to achieve the World Health Mission for 2030. The main objective of the 2nd World Conference 2018 is to take forward the recommendations from
the 1st World Conference 2017 and build on the work done for access to medical products in the context of SDGs (including trade agreements) in line with GPW 13 of WHO, foster new approaches in innovation landscape for medical products and health technologies for accelerating research and innovation and identify knowledge, information and policy options on the interface of international trade and health to achieve SDG 2030 goals.
DIMAPUR, OCT 8 (NPN): In a bid to rebuild its image that has been dented in the past and strengthen the trust of consumers, the Petroleum Dealers Association Dimapur (PDAD), for the first time in the state, organized an awareness campaign on quantity and quality demonstration of fuel at Lifeline Enterprise in Third Mile on Tuesday. Speaking as special guest on the occasion, deputy commissioner of Dimapur, Sushil Kumar Patel reminded petroleum dealers that alert consumers have identified fuel stations that are trustworthy and even dubious ones. Referring to the fuel adulteration issue that made headlines around two years ago, he cautioned dealers that while it was difficult to earn the trust of consumers , it can breached easily too. The deputy commissioner also urged dealers to conduct regular checks in front of customers and build a good reputation through “word of mouth”, which he termed the “best advertisement.” He also lauded PDAD for organizing the demonstrations and called it a “good move.” The chief highlights of the programme were
demonstrations by assistant controller, legal metrology and consumer protection, Limatoshi Jamir; and state level coordinator, Indian Oil Corporation, N Kashung, on quantity and quality checks respectively. In his demonstration on quantity check, Limatoshi Jamir said that it starts from the laboratory with the help of a scientifically designed cylindrical measurement device made of alloys called “working standard capacity measure”. The device has the same length and diameter can contain 5 litres of petrol or diesel. Apart from this device, most petrol pumps have a regular 5 litre can/container for measurement. The volume of fuel in the regular container can then be compared with the working standing capacity measure device to check for irregularities. Limatoshi Jamir advised that any discrepancy must be reported to the department; however there can be a permissible limit of 25 ml difference in volume due to various physical factors. He also informed those present that while an inspector will conduct verification once, inspection can be carried out anytime. N Kashung from IOC later practically demonstrated on conducting qual-
IOC official demonstrates on conducting quality checks. (NP) ity checks with the help of whatman filter paper and a density kit. He revealed that a change in colour or presence of residues on the surface of the filter paper, after pouring a few drop, indicates the presence of adulterants. The other method to gauge the quality of fuel is by measuring its density with the help of a special density kit which primarily consists of tubes to contain petrol or diesel and a hydrometer. He said the difference in density mentioned in the invoice from the source with the density at the depot will indicate if the fuel is adulterated. Also, keeping in mind how density is impacted by temperature, he said that a 3
Workshop for science and technology Governor’s secretariat clarifies on awards communication through folk media DIMAPUR: The Governor’s Secretariat, Raj Bhavan Kohima has issued a clarification with regard to press release issued by Naga Students Federation (NSF) on awards for the quiz competition at the district level in commemoration on 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. In a clarification PRO to governor, said that as per the instructions of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, the Governor’s secretariat had communicated to the department of Higher Education, Government of Nagaland and the Nagaland University to conduct a
Participants of the workshops with their certificates. DIMAPUR: Government Polytechnic Kohima in collaboration with National Council for Science and Technology Communication, department of Science and Technology New Delhi conducted workshop for Science and Technology communication through Folk Media (Puppetry) from October 5 to 8, at Gover nment Polytechnic Tsunazho, Chetheba, Phek. A press release by principal Er. Keyiekhru Rhutso
stated that the workshop was conducted in order to create an additional method of science and technology communication through folk media. I n t h e wo r k s h o p, the participants divided into different groups were taught how to make a puppet. Each group were also asked to write their own script based on science which was presented using their puppet. The workshop was attended by the students and
teaching faculties of Government Polytechnic Tsunazho, Chetheba, Chokri Baptist school Chetheba town, Government High school, Chetheba and Government High School Chesezu. Md Sadaul Anas Secretary Kainat Educational and Welfare Society Hardoi (U.P) and Shyam Awasthi are the resource person. The workshop concluded by awarding the certificates to all the participants.
quiz competition on “Life and Works of Mahatma Gandhi”. It was initially decided to award the winners with cash prizes on October 2, 2018 at Raj Bhavan Kohima during the seminar on thoughts and philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi. However, during a meeting chaired by the Nagaland governor, PB Acharya on September 15 at Raj Bhavan with government officers from the department of Higher Education, members of the Nagaland College Principals Association and Nagaland University representatives, after thorough deliberation and discussions, it was decided
to honour the first, second and third place winners of the competition in kind and certificates and not with cash prizes. It also decided that Raj Bhavan will bear the travel allowances, including food and lodging for the winners coming from other districts except for Kohima and Dimapur districts. Subsequently, the governor had instructed the department of Higher Education to conduct quiz competitions related to Mahatma Gandhi in all the districts where the winners of the competition would be felicitated on October 2 at Raj Bhavan.
Trg on molecular biology at NASTEC Kma
DIMAPUR: A two-day training program on molecular biology was held on October 3 and 4 at Biotechnology Hub, Nagaland Science & Technology Council (NASTEC) Kohima, Nagaland. A press release by NASTEC Kohima stated that the training, jointly organized by NASTEC and National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS) under Chemical Ecology Program (NER), was attended by 15 students pursuing their master’s degrees from Kohima Science College Jotsoma. The resource persons, who were research scholars from NCBS Bangalore, introduced the students to the field of molecular biology and techniques used
in its research. Students were also taught basic techniques like DNA extraction from plant sources and blood, primer designing for PCR, sample preparation and agarose gel electrophoresis. The operational and functional aspects of Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) machine were also shown to the students. The students were trained to handle the machine individually and develop programs for their own experiments. The students were also given the opportunity to get familiarized with the latest trends in the field of molecular biology and its equipments.
percent variation is allowed. The mean measurement is also calculated at 15 degrees centigrade to maintain consistency. In case the variation is more than 3 percent, Kashung informed consumers to inform field workers or the district administration. If the fuel station fails the sample test thereafter, it will result in the termination of their dealership. Earlier in the programme, PDAD president, Neingutoulie Kenguruse said that four to five years ago, there was rampant adulteration reported and even short delivery. He said PDAD has taken the responsibility to clear the mess and hoped the demonstration
programme seminar will make errant dealers fall in line. He also accredited ACAUT for its role in ensuring that the quality of fuel is not compromised with and urged dealers present to use the 5 litre can provided by the legal metrology and consumer protection to ensure consumers get the correct quantity. The other highlights of the programme included invocation prayer by vice president, PDAD, Onen Aier; remarks from Food and Civil Supplies Department representative, Lanutoshi Jamir; and senior manager, HPCL, Limathung Odyuo; and vote of thanks by Hokhuli Sema, Faith Welfare Society.
news in Brief Regional conference in Kohima: Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG), Government of India in association with Government of Nagaland will be organizing a regional conference from October 10 to 11 at Kohima on good governance initiatives. The conference will be inaugurated by State chief minister, Neiphiu Rio on October 10 at 10 a.m. ANDMSA federal assembly: All Nagaland District Ministerial Service Association (ANDMSA) has convened its federal assembly on October 12 at 11 am at Changki Mentsü Kohima. All the executive members and district units have been requested to attend the meeting. RGTF Wokha informs: The Regular Graduate Teacher Forum (RGTF) Wokha has informed all regular graduate teachers under Wokha district to submit membership and conference fee of Rs. 700 on or before October 20 at M/s. Shanpan Store, police point, Wokha. For further information, one may contact general secretary at 8119846925. Kohima DPDB meeting: Kohima District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting will be held on October 15 at 11 am at the DC office’s conference hall, Kohima. All concerned DPDB members have been requested to attend the meeting. DC Peren informs on arms license: Deputy commissioner Peren, S. Tainiu, has informed all arms license holders of Peren district that the last date for completion of the exercise has been extended to March 31, 2019. All arms license holders of the district issued and registered by the DC office have been directed to follow the following directives: arms license holders are to renew and update in the system before the last date; those who have renewed and not submitted for sticker paste to deposit the license to the office for the same and while collecting, holders have been directed to produce two passport photos. Failing to comply with the directives, the DC office would not entertain any complain and queries after the last date and the license shall stand invalid as per the implementation of NDAL.
Mon holds Fisheries department holds capacity Wildlife week observed in Phek GHSS literary Day
Forest officials, teachers and students on the occasion of Wildlife Week in Phek. DIMAPUR: Phek division and Kiphire Wildlife division in collaboration with schools from CCA villages in Kikruma, Chizami and Lozaphuhu held a weeklong programme in observance of wildlife week from October 2 to 8. A press release from DFO Phek stated that, during the programme essay and drawing competitions for both junior and senior categories were conducted. K
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The programme culminated at Government High School Lozaphuhu village where DFO Phek, Velatso Demo spoke on the importance of wildlife conservation. DFO also informed that the government was in process to aid the conserved areas every month or year to augment and beautify the wildlife habitats. He said the department needs young and old alike to revitalize the once
rich abode of wild flora and fauna. The day was marked by essay and drawing competition to bring about awareness in declining of predators and the importance of conserving it. Two schools namely St. Mary’s School and Government High School participated. Vetsovo Hoshi from Government High School emerged as winner of senior category in essay competition while Dekholu Vese
from St. Mary’s School won in junior category. Velubu Rhakho from Government High School clinched the prize in drawing competition. The cash prizes along with citations were also awarded to the second and third positions. St. Mary’s School, vice principal, Rev. Fr. Martin, invoked God’s blessings while teacher of Government High School, Kevikho Vese delivered the welcome address.
DIMAPUR: Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Mon conducted literary Day on October 6, at Mon town council hall, under the Theme “Igniting Silent Voices”. A press release by GHSS Mon teacher Wabong stated that before the competition a short formal programme was held which was chaired by Gautam PGT (Science), Sr. GT Welu Konyak. A brief word of encouragement was delivered by Sr. GT H. Hamloi Konyak. The winners of the competitions in spelling bee competition (junior division) was bagged by Chuong Konyak of class 9 (C) and Nyangla Konyak of Class 9 (B) took first position in poem recitation. In senior division, in solo competition, Manjun Konyak of Class 11 (A) bagged the first position and Nokmao Konyak of Class 11(B) bagged the first place position in extempore speech competition on the topic ‘Health is Wealth’.
building on fish feed distribution
Officials and participants of the capacity building-cum-fish feed distribution. DIMAPUR: Department of Fisheries, Kiphire organised a programme on “Capacity building- cumfish feeds distribution under RKVY 2017-18” on October 5, at Kiphire. A press release by Sub-Divisional Fishery Officer (SDFO Kiphire) Mhomo Murry stated that 40 farmers attended the
programme. SDFO also highlighted some basic technical on knowhow and proper utilisation of those locally available materials pertaining to fish culture. Majority of the farmers took active participation in the programme in ways of raising questions and interactions related to their past expe-
rience, and in almost all aspects of fish culture. The programme culminated with the distribution of fish feeds to the farmers. The resource persons of the programme were fishery demonstrator Peter, fishery demonstrator Thrillichum and SDFO Kiphire Mhomo Murry. K
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WEATHER FORECAST October 10
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Max Min
Agartala A thick cloud cover; cooler
24 23
Cloudy; cooler
20 18
Guwahati Hazy sunshine
31 19
Aizawl Imphal
Cooler; a passing a.m. shower 22 16
Itanagar Mostly cloudy
28 16
Shillong Turning cloudy
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Kohima
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Dimapur Sun through high clouds
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Mostly cloudy
26 12
Tuensang Mostly cloudy
18 10
Mkg Wokha
Clouds and sun; pleasant
Zunheboto Mostly cloudy
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Minister of Transport & Civil Aviation, Railways & Land Resources, Paiwang Konyak at the meeting with the officers and staff of NST and RTO Mokokchung. (NP)
Correspondent Mokokchung, Oct 9 (NPN): After Dimapur, the State transport department is planning to introduce bus service in Mokokchung town. This was disclosed to media persons by minister of Transport & Civil Aviation, Railways & Land Resources, Paiwang Konyak on Tuesday during his surprise visit to division manager Nagaland State Transport and Regional Transport office, Mokokchung. Though the date of launching of the service has not been revealed, the minister said that he had directed the divisional manager to
give a report within three days to study the feasibility and success rate of starting bus service in Mokokchung. Based on the report, the matter will be taken up, he added. He further said that once the service became operational it will greatly benefit the people in multiple ways. He said that from next summer, AC busses will also be introduced. On the issue of ISBT lying unused in Mokokchung, the minister termed it as unfortunate that people were not utilizing the facility. He further added that the transport department was not an enforcement agency and therefore the
FM Tragopan observes its first anniversary in Kohima
Assistant Director (P) and Head of Office, N Kaimany Chang cutting the FM Tragopan 1st anniversary cake at Air Kohima on October 9. (DIPR)
DIMAPUR: The first anniversary of FM Tragopan was celebrated at AIR Kohima on October 9. Programme executive, L. K. Mulony in his keynote address expressed gratitude to the AIR family and the media fraternity for putting collective efforts to make the dream into reality, DIPR reported. He said that the main objec-
tive of FM Tragopan is to provide quality programme and better coverage to the listeners and to change the broadcasting system. He said that ‘Tragopan’ was named after the state bird which is an endangered species found mostly in Nagaland, to convey a message to the people of Nagaland specially the younger generation for
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awareness and to conserve and preserve the rich flora and fauna. Mulony further said that news is the backbone of any media set up and added that regional news in all the local dialects and news in English is being broadcast daily. He went on to add that in order to reach the rural masses, ‘BostiManoharKarne’ programme (programme for rural listeners) is also being relayed. Earlier, welcome address was delivered by assistant director (P) and head of office, N Kaimany Chang, who also took part in the anniversary cake cutting ceremony. Short speeches were delivered by assistant PS Tripathi, Assistant Engineer, RJs and News Section. Vote of thanks was delivered by Jonas Yanthan, News Reader. Special songs were presented by Seyievinuo Chuzho and AIR staff.
district administration and all concerned must ensure that the facility is utilized to its fullest potential. He also said that the department has been pursuing this issue rigorously and expressed optimism that something good will come up shortly. Earlier, during a informal interactions with the staff of the department, he urged the employees to be responsible and sincere in performing their duties. While assuring of all possible help to the department, he cautioned that any lapse from the staff and the officers from his departments will not be tolerated.
ANSTA convenes general conference DIMAPUR: All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA) will hold its general conference on November 1 and 2, at John GHSS Viswema under the theme “Professional Renewal towards Academic Excellence”. Minister of PWD, Tongpang Ozüküm will grace the conference as special guest, advisor school education K.T. Sükhalu, as guest speaker and Menukhol John, principal secretary Department of School Education & SCERT as resource person. The programme will highlight two sessions on open discussion/brain storming session on the topic:- “ What ails the academic performance of Govt. Schools in Nagaland? How to improve it?” and “Challenges of Govt. Schools teachers in Nagaland. Suggestion for remedial measure” respectively which will be follow by summing up and adoption of the resolutions.
Three-day carnival at NU, Lumami DIMAPUR: Three-day Nagaland University Students’ Union Lumani (NUSU-L) carnival held under the theme “Leisure amidst the swamps” was kicked off on October 8 by Nagaland University, registrar, Dr. Abemo Lotha. A press release by NUSU-L stated that the chief guest, Dr. Lotha, in his speech, stressed on the importance of organising such events which provides an avenue for students to exhibit their creativity and a means to relax and enjoy. Asserting that “technological development limits one’s growth”, he urged the students to come out of the comfort of technology and to explore one’s own abilities and capabilities and not deviate oneself from sincerely pursuing their studies. Citing his life experiences, Dr. Lotha termed student’s life as the golden period and advised the students to develop their skills and potentials and contribute towards the society. The programme was chaired by Nahpan Konyak, invocation by Chalevono, welcome address was delivered by NUSU-L president, Buche Khiamniungan, a special presentation was performed by Akumsunep Longchar and the programme ended with vote of thanks NUSU-L vice president, Zulumanen.
CMA 11th triennial general session underway at Pfutsero
CMA president Zaposhelu Venuh (4th from left) inviting Dr. Vekutulu Veyie (1st from right) for unfurling of the association flag before the introductory session.
DIMAPUR: Member secretary, Nagaland State Legal Service Authority, Muzivolu T. Therie on Tuesday emphasized on the need to be prepared to face the challenges in view of the recent Supreme Court ruling decriminalizing homosexuality and lesbianism. A press release by CMA president, Zaposhelu Venuh stated that, Muzivolu said this while exhorting the 11th triennial general session of the Chakhesang Mothers’ Association (CMA) introductory session which got underway at Baptist Theological College (BTC), Square, T. Chikri, Pfutsero under the theme, “transcending motherhood responsibility”. She urged the wom-
enfolk to be vigilant over child trafficking and pornography, cautioning that advancement of technology has led to “unhealthy inventions” which pose threats to the lives of the society. In this regard, she urged all mothers to observe a prayerful time for the family so as to let God heal the suffering world. Dr. Vekutulu Veyie, vice principal BTC, in her greetings urged the mothers to extend unflinching support to the CMA in all its pursuance so that together a good society could be built upon for the upcoming youngsters. Earlier, Dr. Vekutulu Veyie unfurled the association flag and declared the session open. The session was led by Nuyielu
Shijo, vice president CMA, Nukusalu Nienu, women pastor CMCC invoked God’s blessings, Neikope-u Kapfo, joint secretary CMA delivered welcome note. Chokri Area Mothers Association enthralled the gathering with an indigenous song while Thipane, women pastor, Emanuel Baptist Church, Pfutsero pronounced the closing prayer. Meanwhile, the CMA expressed extreme pain over the loss of four lives from Leshemi village in a road mishap on October 8. CMA while sharing pain and sorrow with the bereaved families prayed that the departed souls rest in eternal peace and also wished the injured persons a speedy recovery.
CFD conducts fellowship-cum-leadership seminar DIMAPUR: Christian Forum Dimapur (CFD) conducted prayer fellowship-cum-leadership seminar at Rengma Baptist Church Dimapur on October 9. A press release by CFD general secretary stated that, principal, Trinity Theological College, Dimapur, Rev. Dr. Kavito Zhimo highlighted some of the important qualities of Christian leadership. He stressed on integrity as the trademark of all leaders, where a good leader must be conscious of doing the right things at all times. He also mentioned about three core things happening in society, organization and churches, namely friction, confusion and under-performance. In the second session, Rev Dr. P Dozo spoke on the topic “Biblical approach to accountability” where he said that accountability was the fulfillment of a responsibility with a sense of faithfulness and ownership. He said that the suc-
Prayer fellowship-cum-leadership seminar in progress at Rengma Baptist Church.
cess of the church was the excellence of Christian accountability characterized in comprehensive packages of spiritual, moral, financial and ministry aspects. In his concluding message, he lamented that the world, India and Nagaland needed Biblical value reflected in daily life.
Earlier, the training started with a welcome address by the chairman CFD, Rev Moses Murry. Rev. Dr. C. P. Anto, principal of NEISSR, and secretary CFD proposed vote of thanks. He thanked specially Rev. Tenga Seb the senior pastor Rengma Baptist Church Dimapur and all his deacons, youth
and supporting staff, the speakers, Sinai ministry and the delegates from different churches of Dimapur. The seminar was attended by 102 participants from 32 churches representing the senior pastors, pastors, priests, women and youth leaders, deacons and Sunday school teachers from Dimapur.
BBBP flagship programme launched in Wokha district
DC Wokha Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon and others at BBBP programme.
DIMAPUR: A one-day meeting-cum-orientation and sensitization of District Task Force (DTF) for Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) programme was held at DC office’s conference hall, Wokha on October 8. According to DIPR report, the chairman DTF and DC Wokha, Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon said that BBBP, launched in the year 2015, was one of the flagship programmes being monitored directly by Prime Minister’s office. For Nagaland, Longleng was the first district where BBBP was launched, and Wokha district has been selected this year for implementation. DC has appealed to all the stakeholders of the district to actively participate for the successful implementation of the programme. He also said that the district has constituted K Y M C
DTF at the district level and block task force, to be headed by the ADC or SDO (civil) in the block level. Samoon said that this flagship programme is not just for district administration alone but was also the responsibility of other line departments such as Social Welfare, Education and Health & Family Welfare for the successful implementation. Mhonbeni Ezung, the winner of national bravery award 2015 has been inducted and felicitated as the district icon for BBBP during the programme. Assistant state co-ordinator, state resource centre for Woman, R. Juliana Medom conducted the orientation and sensitization on the flagship programme as the resource person and the programme was chaired by DPO Wokha, T. Aoakum Longchar. K Y M C
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Union textile minister Smriti Irani at the inauguration function of Silk Expo and Workshop on Silk Samagra in Imphal on Tuesday. (NP) Correspondent enhanced funding to North crore had already been spent
East Region Textile Promotion Scheme (NERTPS). With the enhanced fund, large number of textile parks and textile units are currently functional in the North East region, Irani said. In 2013-14, the fund allocated under NERTPS was only Rs 2.86 crore. However, in the past four years of NDA Government, Rs 839
for the growth of textiles industry in the North East region, she claimed. The Union minister said that Silk Samagra was an initiative of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to ensure the possibilities of exponential growth in the silk sector. “It is an endeavour not only to enhance the income of farmers and weavers but
Meghalaya postpones launch of health insurance scheme
Arms and ammunition recovered in Mnp
IMPHAL, Oct 9: Union textile minister Smriti Irani Tuesday said that special emphasis was being given to the Northeast region to increase cultivation and production of silk. Speaking at the inauguration function of Silk Expo and Workshop on Silk Samagra in Imphal, Irani said that her ministry had
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Shillong, Oct 9: Meghalaya government on Tuesday announced that it has postponed the launch of Megha Health Insurance Scheme Phase 4 (MHIS-4) from October to third week of December. “We have decided to postponed the launching of the MHIS-4 since state government have decided to float a new tender again because the rate of premium quoted by the lowest bidder, Bajaj Alliance was too high and more than double of the previous rate quoted for MHIS phase-III at Rs 911,” Meghalaya’s Health Secretary, Pravin Bakshi said. He said the delay for the launch of the scheme was also because the state government is working to converge the state health insurance scheme with Ayushman Bharat –Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana. Out of eight firms participated in the tendering process, Bakshi said five qualified but even the rate of premium quoted by the lowest bidder was too high
at Rs 1,999 per household per year. The implementation of MHIS phase-III by the Meghalaya government ended on June 30, but the scheme was extended upto September 25. Bakshi said that the premium at Rs 1999 would cost the government Rs 117 crore annually whereas the Centre has fixed the base premium should be Rs 1,050 per family per year with a budget of around Rs 65 crore yearly. In the new tender, the cost of certain packages under the scheme can be brought down, said Bakshi. “Delays are being faced in the preparations, as technical convergence is being planned at the registration stage and the hospital level along with the National Health Agency and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare,” Bakshi said. The MHIS phase IV will converge with Ayushman Bharat to provide a health insurance of Rs 5 lakh per family with an increased number of treatment/disease to be made available to the public.
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IMPHAL, Oct 9: Security forces in Manipur recovered a large number of live ammunition along with two sophisticated arms from the bank of a river in Thoubal district on Tuesday. A police source said that the arms and ammunitions were recovered by a combined force of 26 Assam Rifles and police commandos during a counter insurgency operation at Ingourok village under Nongpok Sekmai police station of Thoubal district Tuesday morning, around 8.30 am. Besides the two arms, one each of Heckler Koch (HK) Assault Rifle and M 16 Assault Rifle with magazines, the combined force recovered 1384 rounds of live 5.56 mm ammunition. One camouflage trouser with camouflage shirt, 2000 Burmese Kyats were also recovered along with the arms and ammunition which was kept concealed inside tyre tube, the source said.
also to ensure occupying the no. 1 position in silk production and cultivation in the world. India is now in the No. 2 position,” she said. The Union textile minister also assured Centre’s sustained support for the growth of textile industry and prosperity of weavers and farmers of Manipur. She said that the Centre had recently approved setting up of an Eri Spinning Mill worth Rs 22 crore for the expansion silk industry in the state. Irani hoped that that income of weavers of Manipur would be enhanced if they were given the benefits under Mudra Yojana and urged the state government to ensure benefits of scheme to weavers across the state. The Union minister said that she had witnessed some unique indigenous produces and the potential of silk sector of the state while inspecting the stalls of the Silk Expo. Also speaking at the programme, chief minister N Biren Singh said that the foundation stone of an Eri Spinning Mill to be constructed at an estimated
cost of Rs 22 crore would be laid soon. The mill will give employment to around 2500 people. He urged the weavers and farmers to work harder so that benefits from the Central government can be effectively reaped. “Manipuri people possess good work culture and talents however they got discouraged due to lack of opportunities and support. However, this work culture had been revived now with the coming of the new government,” the chief minister claimed. More than 300 entrepreneurs had been provided financial assistance through recently launched Manipur StartUp scheme, he added. Earlier, Smriti Irani distributed Rs 1,73,97,200 through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) to 322 beneficiaries of Integrated Sericulture Development Project (ISDP-Hills) for the construction of Individual Adult Rearing House (IARH). Apart from releasing a booklet on Silk Samagra Workshop, the dignitaries also inspected the stalls of Silk Expo.
Congress to axe 30% of sitting MLAs in poll-bound Mizoram G U WA H AT I , O c t 9 (Agencies): Ruling Congress in Mizoram will axe out 30 percent of sitting MLAs while 70 percent sitting will get party tickets. Mizoram chief minister, Lal Thanhawla on Tuesday chaired nomination committee meeting in Aizwal. Bhupen Kumar Borah AICC secretary in charge of Mizoram told ET, “We had a nomination committee meeting chaired by chief minister. On Wednesday for the first time in the state we will have screening committee meeting.” The screening committee meeting will be attended by Luizinho Faleiro, the AICC general secretary in charge of the Northeast India. Bhupen Kumar Borah AICC secretary in charge of Mizoram told ET, “We had a nomination committee meeting chaired by chief minister. On Wednesday for the first time in the state we will have screening committee meeting.” Borah added, “Around 70 percent of the siting MLAs are likely to get tick-
ets while 30 percent may not get party ticket.” Those left out may join Opposition Mizo National Front (MNF). Already congress which is ruling the state for second consecutive term is rattled by resignation of two senior leaders, former Home minister and number two in the state cabinet R. Lalzirliana and former minister Lalrinliana Sailo. Political analyst opined that congress in Mizoram is going Assam, Manipur, and Meghalaya way. “The grand old party faced desertion of leaders to BJP and other parties prior to assembly polls in these states.” Borah however said, “Congress is strong and united and we will romp b a c k t o p owe r i n t h e state.” In 2013 out of 40 seats, Congress won 34 seats.
Nongstoin, Oct 9: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma inspected the Shohphria Government Lower Primary School, near Nongstoin in West Khasi Hills on Tuesday. The school, established in 1956 by the Presbyterian Church was taken over by the government after the creation of Meghalaya, was renovated recently with Chief Minister’s one and half month salary amounting to Rs. 3.14 lakh. The school had remained neglected for over two decades, with broken walls, no roof top, etc. Sangma had last month announced that he would contribute his salary for renovation of the school. Expressing satisfaction with the renovation, the Chief Minister said that he would continue to support and help other schools in the State. “It was a simple idea that since education is the priority for the government and education being so important for the future of our children and state, I
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IMPHAL, Oct 9: Agitating teachers of Manipur University Tuesday set October 11 as deadline to release teachers and students arrested by the police in connection with the crisis in the university. In case the concerned authority fails to release them within the set deadline, “serious course of actions will be taken up”, a general body meeting of Manipur University Teachers’ Association (MUTA) convened Tuesday resolved. Out of 89 students and teachers of MU arrested by police after raids at the hostels and quarters inside the Manipur University on September 20 night, 13 of them (6 teachers and 7 students) are still in jail. Agitating MU frater-
In the Court of Shri Albert Ezung Additional Deputy Commissioner Dimapur District, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Marshiba Ozukum Deceased, has been filed by Smti Temjensungla, relation wife R/o H/No. 83 Imkonglenden colony, Dimapur to draw his/her family pension, Bank Acct, etc, who expired on 12.9.18 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 9.11.18 Given under the hand and seal of the court this 8 day of 10/18 Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland
IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP: DIMAPUR: NAGALAND
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Dt.Dimapur the 03rd Oct'2018 NO.M-450/18/5895-96 Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Nokhuzo Zao -Vrs- Smti. M. Nogali Aye resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this court in writing on or before 10/11/18. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder Shri. Nokhuzo Zao Village/Block No 9 Patta No 1814 Dag No 608/1977 Area 00B-01K-01½LS North : Yanger South : App. Road East : Nokhuzu West : Manuch Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland DP-7520 Regd. No. 1101
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came up with this initiative to encourage legislators, government officials, business houses to contribute whatever little they can for the welfare of our students,” he said. Sangma stated that due to lack of resource and funds constrain it has been a challenge to make investment in education but government is making effort to address the concerns with utmost priority. “If we take upon us the responsibility to help our children and contribute whatever we can, it will make a big difference in
the lives of the children,” he added. Sangma also took the opportunity to request local MLA of Nongstoin constituency Macmillian Byrsat to adopt a school in South Tura constituency, which he represents in Meghalaya legislative assembly. “I request all legislators to help each other in this endeavour to make a difference and live by our own example,” he asserted. The Chief Minister also interacted with the children of the school.
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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925).
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Meghalaya CM interacting with school children during a visit to Shohphria Government Lower Primary School.
AFFIDAVIT
Date 26-11-15
I, Shri. LENGKHONGAM MISAO alias LENGKHONGAM LIMSONG, S/O Laljaseh Kuki (Father) and Lt. Deilam Kuki (Mother) Permanent resident of Molvom village, Medziphema, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirms and declare as under. 1. That I am a bonafide Indian citizen and resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That LENGKHONGAM MISAO alias LENGKHONGAM LIMSONG are all my name that can be used alternatively and refers to me as one and the same person. 3. That in all my Academic Certificates, Bank Accounts and Official Documents one of my above names Shri. LENGKHONGAM LIMSONG, S/o LALJASEH KUKI is entered. 4. That now I want to use one of my name Shri. LENGKHONGAM MISAO as my official name and to accordingly change and rectify in all my Official Documents, Bank Account and Academic Documents for all days to come. 5. That this affidavit is made and executed for the purpose of changing my name from LENGKHONGAM LIMSONG to Shri LENGKHONGAM MISAO to be used as my official name for all purpose and forever. 6. That the statement made in para 1 to 5 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed therefrom. DEPONENT The deponent solemnly sworn and affirms before me on this 26th day of November 2015. 1st Class Judicial Magistrate, Kohima : Nagaland DP-7511
nity and various students bodies based in the state have been demanding unconditional release of the arrested teachers and students as precondition for talk with the government over the prevailing crisis in the university. While reaffirming to launch non-cooperation movement against acting VC K Yugindro, the general body meeting of MUTA
also endorsed a decision of taking mass casual leave on Wednesday (October 10) in protest against delay in the unconditional release of the teachers and students. At an emergency executive meeting MUTA also reaffirmed to put on hold all the processes pertaining to rescheduling of pending examinations and admission processes of the university .
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OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Mrs. Throngkila Yim, wife of Late L. Royim Yimchunger of Chassir village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of her Late father who expired on 05/09/2018. Now therefore, the public are hereby asked to file claims/ objection if any within 30 days from the date of issue of this notice. Principal District & Session Judge Tuensang, Nagaland DP-7508 Regd. No.5955/18
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I, Shri Tomugha Shohe, son of Luzhekha Shohe declare that my name will be used as Tomugha Shohe against Topivi Shohe, which was used before in my official matters. Therefore my name shall be Tomugha Shohe in all my future correspondences. Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this day the 08/10/18 Deponent TOMUGHA SHOHE Notary Public DP-7525 AFFIDAVIT (Clarification of Name/Surname) I, Barkha Mech, D/o Prodip Kumar Mech, R/o H/No. 117, Near Agape College Junction, Purana Bazaar-B, Dist : Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under : 1. That I am a citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That, I am known, addressed and indentified by dual name/surname, whereupon in my various official document my name/surname has been spelled as Barkha Mech, but the various official documents my name/surname has been spelled as Barkha Mech, but the same is was appearing as Bennie Mech in my relevant documents, which is also correct. 3. That the name/surname Barkha Mech and Bennie Mech both are one and the same person. 4. That I affirmed, assumed and adopt my name/surname as Barkha Mech and the same shall be construe as my official name/surname for all legal and future correspondence. 5. That this affidavit is required for the clarification of my name/surname. VERIFICATION That the statement made in para 1 to 4 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent of this the 3rd day of Oct 2018. Notary Public Regd. No. 5908/2018, Date : 03/10/2018 DP-7492
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE NAGALAND, KOHIMA NO.PHQ B-X) DE/23/2017/2814
Dated Kohima, the 08th Oct' 2018
To, Shri. Shankar Mahato (U/S) Constable (Driver) of PHQ, Kohima. C/O The MTO, PHQ for causing service of the calling notice to C/N (Drv) Shankar Mahato and obtain a dated receipt from him and submit to legal cell, PHQ for further action. Sub :- CALLING NOTICE It has been reported that you have been found absent since 23/07/18 and not available in your place of posting. You are hereby directed to report to your immediate superior officer within 7 (seven) days time on receipt of this calling notice failing which disciplinary action shall be instituted against you without any future notice.
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(Kevithuto Sophie) NPS Asstt. Inspector General of Police (Admn) Nagaland, Kohima.
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Zika cases rise to 29 in Rajasthan
New Delhi/Jaipur, Oct 9 (PTI): The Health Ministry Tuesday appealed to people not to panic and assured them that the Zika outbreak was under control, after 29 people were tested positive for the disease in Rajasthan’s Jaipur. Rajasthan’s Additional Chief Secretary (Health) Veenu Gupta told reporters in Jaipur that 29 people, including three pregnant women, have so far been tested positive for Zika virus in the city and efforts are on to contain the spread of the virus. “Zika cases have been detected due to our strong surveillance systems. Our surveillance is very robust and all such cases get detected. We have standard protocols, and in collaboration with the WHO, we follow them to see whether it is an isolated case or a collective case. “The ICMR (Indian Council of Medical Research), National Centre for Disease Control and DGHS (Directorate General of Health Services) are monitoring the current situation continuously. I want to assure citizens of India that everything is under control and there is no need to panic,” Union
Veenu Gupta (file) Health Minister J P Nadda said. Gupta said said several Health Department teams conducted household surveys in the affected Shastri Nagar area. Authorities carried out fogging, besides taking up other measures for the vector control. The state officials said blood samples of 450 people, including 168 pregnant women, were taken for test, and 29 of them were tested positive for Zika virus. As a precautionary measure, the state health department has directed medical colleges and chief medical and health officers to take necessary steps by making micro plans as per the guidelines of the Union Health Ministry to curb Zika virus spread, Gupta said. The Prime Minister’s
Office (PMO) on Monday sought a comprehensive report from the Health Ministry on the outbreak of Zika virus. A seven-member high-level central team is in Jaipur to assist the state government in control and containment measures and a control room has been activated at the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) to undertake regular monitoring of the situation, according to the ministry. As one of those affected in Jaipur hailed from Bihar and visited his Siwan home recently, the eastern state has issued advisories to all its 38 districts to keep a close watch on people showing symptoms similar to Zika virus infection. The state government
has been supplied with information, education and communication (IEC) material prepared to create awareness about Zika virus and its prevention strategies, the ministry said. The number of monitoring team has been increased from 50 to 170 and a special isolation ward has been created at Hira Bagh Training Centre, according to a state government release. Symptoms of mosquito-borne Zika virus disease are similar to other viral infections such as dengue, and include fever, skin rashes, conjunctivitis, muscle and joint pain, malaise, and headache. In India, the first outbreak was reported in Ahmedabad in January and February 2017 and second outbreak in July, 2017 from Krishnagiri District in Tamil Nadu. Both these outbreaks were successfully contained through intensive surveillance and vector management, the ministry said. The disease continues to be on surveillance radars of the Union Health Ministry although it is no longer a Public Health Emergency of International Concern under WHO notification since November 18, 2016.
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Nine dead, 14 hurt in blast at SAIL’s Bhilai plant in Chhattisgarh
Won’t tolerate disrespect to speaker: NDPP (From p-1) Further, refuting the NPF’s charge that Yhoshü did not give enough time during question hour in the last NLA session in September, NDPP reminded NPF Legislature Party of the “historic” 15minutes sitting of the House in 2016 wherein no order of business was conducted, other than the speaker calling the House to order and then immediately adjourned it sine die. And after making such a mockery of the Assembly and without even once considering the financial implication of organising one session of the House then, NPF today was attacking the speaker, it added. Charging the opposition legislators of forgetting the reverence for the office of the speaker by trying to defame it along with the Assembly officials, NDPP explained that it was the prerogative of the speaker to decide the business of the Assembly, and not members of either the Treasury or Opposition benches. NPF Legislature Party should first look back how they it had made a mockery of the speaker’s post while it was at the helm of affairs just a few months back before pointing fingers at Yhoshü, the ruling party added.
Raipur, Oct 9 (AGENCIES): Nine employees were killed and 14 others injured Tuesday in a blast at the Bhilai steel plant of state-owned SAIL in Chhattisgarh’s Durg district, police said. The fire took place around 10.30am in a gas pipe line of Coke Oven Battery Complex No 11 during a scheduled maintenance job at the plant, the company said in a statement, adding that the fire had been controlled. “So far, 9 persons have lost their lives and 14 are undergoing medical treatment. All resources have been mobilized to provide adequate care to the injured,” according to the statement. According to preliminary information, over 24 employees were working at the spot when the accident occurred, said Inspector General of Police (Durg Range) G P Singh. Police personnel and a rescue team rushed to the spot, he said, adding, all the victims were being taken to a local hospital. Rescue operation was still underway at the plant, operated by Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL). Prime Minister Narendra Modi had in June
Fire fighters look on as fire rises after a blast at the Bhilai Steel Plant in Durg. (PTI) dedicated the modernised and expanded Bhilai Steel Plant to the nation. According to SAIL’s website, the Bhilai steel plant, located around 30 km from the capital, is India’s sole producer and supplier of world class rails for the Indian Railways, including 260 metre long
rails, and a major producer of a large variety of wide and heavy steel plates and structural steel. With an annual production capacity of 3.153 million tonnes of saleable steel, the plant also specialises in other products such as wire rods and merchant products.
Dr. Shürho terms NDPP allegation baseless Alliance with other pol. parties will be worked out for stability: Zeliang
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those political parties who were not represented in the Assembly, adding equal treatment was given to other political parties who had worked with him. He said though BJP walked away from the DAN “in search of greener pasture”, NPF remained sincere to its commitment with all its partners – BJP, JD (U) and NCP. Clarifying that NPF had no
regret nor any ill-feeling against anyone, Liezietsu said similar relationship would be maintained with all political parties without compromising on the party’s stand to serve real interest of the people. Mentioning that NPF was anticipating taking over the reins of government sooner than later, he said the party was going ahead in reorganising and making necessary adjustments in its overall functioning at all levels.
Make social service mandatory for students, says Venkaiah Naidu Bengaluru, Oct 9 (IANS): Urging teachers to teach students moral values and ethics, Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu on Tuesday advised educational institutions to make social service mandatory for their wards. “Make social service or service to armed forces or voluntary organisations like National Service Scheme (NSS) and Scouts & Guides mandatory for conferring degrees,” said Naidu at a function here. Addressing the valedictory function of the V.P. Deenadayalu Naidu’s centenary celebrations here, Naidu said social services would help students inculcate the spirit of oneness, nationalism and social consciousness. “Students should draw inspiration from a visionary leader and a nationalist like Deenadayalu,” he said. The Vice President said moral science should be included in the school syllabus. Born and brought up in Bengaluru, Deenadayalu (1917-98) was the National Commissioner of the Bharat
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Scouts & Guides from 1992-95 and was elected the Bengaluru Mayor in 1955. As a student leader during the freedom movement, Deenadayalu was imprisoned thrice by the British. Concerned over the declining values in public life, the Vice President stressed the need to elect representatives with calibre, capacity and conduct. “We need committed leaders to fight social evils like poverty, illiteracy, violence and others. They must be responsive to the sufferings of the people and ensure the benefits of government schemes reach the poor, said Naidu. The National Adventure Institute of the Bharat Scouts and Guides at Pachmarhi in Madhya Pradesh was set up during Deenadaylu’s tenure. Karnataka Governor Vajubhai R. Vala, State Cooperation Minister Bandeppa Kasampur and officials, members and 100 Bharat Scouts and Guides were present on the occasion.
(From p-1) According to the former chief minister, the Nagaland House in Kolkata could fetch Rs 2.20 crore per month, but the State government was receiving only Rs 5 lakh per month. Alleging that even the government properties in Nagaland were given out on cheap rents, he pointed out that Millennium Hotel (erstwhile tourist lodge) was given at a monthly rent of Rs 15,000 to Abu Metha, while the DC bungalow too was given on rent at very low rate. He said the government did not fear anybody but their own shadows, even as he appealed to party men to have confidence on their president and not to lose hope. He thanked legislators and party workers for their support during the recent Assembly polls. Meanwhile, addressing the meeting, NPF chief whip Yitachu said the PDA alliance was insecure as the coalition was not issue-based and principled. And fearing to sit in opposition bench, they accused others and manufactured lies, he added. Yitachu said even if NPF strength got reduced by one, making it 33, party legislators still need not feel insecure as there were pending cases in Election Commission of India (ECI) on de-recognition of NDPP, while a
case against NDPP Namri Nchang made the ruling party feel uncomfortable. According to the NPF’s chief whip, though NDPP sought four weeks for filing counter-reply to ECI on de-recognition, it failed to do so and now the petitioner had on October 6 urged the commission to list the petition for hearing on “any day”. Pointing out that Zeliang had filed a case against NDPP MLA Namri Nchang, he said Namri had failed to appear on two hearings and presented himself only during the third hearing and sought three-month time. But, after the three months had elapsed, Namri again sought another three months, he added. Yitachu said both the matters were nearing logical conclusion and that PDA’s sense of insecurity had only increased as it feared de-recognition by ECI. And, if it lost the case, not only would it be disqualified, even Independent MLA would not be spared, he asserted. He underlined that even though NPF had 26 members, the party was in no hurry to form the government. Yitachu said even if NDPP accused its alliance partners of meeting NPF, it too was in touch with the party and trying to stitch an alliance, adding that things would be clear very soon. Also speaking on the occasion, NPF legislator Vikheho Swu
said during the four-year rule of Zeliang as chief minister, many unnecessary issues were deliberately raised. But even after being the largest opposition party, NPF did not disturb the PDA government, he pointed out. Swu appealed
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to the party workers to work despite being in opposition and asserted that NPF would storm back to power sooner or later and urged them not to commit mistakes while in opposition. NPF working presi-
dent Morung Makunga also spoke at the meeting. E a r l i e r, L i e z i e t s u administered oath of allegiance to the newly-inducted CEC members. The programme was chaired by secretary general and Rajya Sabha member KG Kenye.
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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVIII NO. 305 Dimapur, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2018
ECI under scanner
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hen political fortunes are at stake, the fight or spat gets meaner and even dirtier and as the constitutional body that is wholly responsible for scheduling, announcing, enforcing and conducting elections, the Election Commission of India has often been at the centre of storms. The latest missile at the ECI came from the Congress which seriously questioned the motive behind the rescheduling of the EC press conference on October 6 from the original time of 12.30 p.m. to 3 p.m. This led the Congress to raise questions on the independence of the Election Commission for abruptly rescheduling the time of the press conference that was meant to announce dates for assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Mizoram. The Congress blamed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for applying pressure on the ECI to delay poll date announcement. According to the Congress, the obvious reason was to provide the crucial time to both Prime Minister and Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje to offer “political bribe” to the voters in the state. Whether Modi had pressurized the ECI cannot be confirmed but what is a fact is that the EC had rescheduled the press conference from 12.30 pm to 3 p.m. Just before the 3 p.m. schedule, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a rally in Ajmer. In that rally the Rajasthan chief minister Vasundhara Raje announced poll sops for the farmers. The rally in Ajmer was important for the BJP which hold seven out of the eight assembly seats but in the recent Lok Sabha bypoll, the Congress wrested the seat by defeating from BJP’s Ramswaroop Lamba who is the son of former Ajmer lawmaker Sanwar Lal Jat. The model code of conduct comes into effect the moment the Election Commission of India announces the poll dates, barring the government from announcing any new scheme or project. Meanwhile, Chief Election Commissioner O.P. Rawat rubbished the allegation saying the all politicians were “political creatures” who see politics in everything. It may also be recalled that in the assembly elections early February this year, the ECI under then CEC A.K. Joti, had delayed announcement of poll dates in October for Gujarat while announcing the schedules for the other states. This had raised howls of protests from the opposition because it gave the Prime Minister Narendra Modi amply opportunity to announce sops to the state. On the other hand, records also show that the EC exempted all flood relief work in J&K from Model Code and didn’t delay polls. Former Chief Election Commissioner S.Y. Quraishi had said Joti’s decision to not announce the dates for Gujarat Assembly polls even as it announced the dates for Himachal Pradesh elections, created a “ground of suspicion.” It is a matter of deep concern that politicians have often made targeted the ECI in their fights since this only damage the credibility of the institution. It is mainly to the credit of several past CECs that the ECI has managed to keep its image free from controversies. However, when indeed controversial decisions are alleged, the ECI should be open to scrutiny. In the case with rescheduling of the press conference for Rajasthan polls on October 6, the ECI owes an explanation to the people of the country and if, at all, the decision was not under pressure, it should nullify the sops announced by the chief minister during the Ajmer rally that day.
DailyDevotion Building on the Atonement …present…your members as instruments of righteousness to God. —Romans 6:13 I cannot save and sanctify myself; I cannot make atonement for sin; I cannot redeem the world; I cannot right what is wrong, purify what is impure, or make holy what is unholy. That is all the sovereign work of God. Do I have faith in what Jesus Christ has done? He has made the perfect atonement for sin. Am I in the habit of constantly realizing it? The greatest need we have is not to do things, but to believe things. The redemption of Christ is not an experience, it is the great act of God which He has performed through Christ, and I have to build my faith on it. If I construct my faith on my own experience, I produce the most unscriptural kind of life— an isolated life, with my eyes focused solely on my own holiness. Beware of that human holiness that is not based on the atonement of the Lord. It has no value for anything except a life of isolation— it is useless to God and a nuisance to man. Measure every kind of experience you have by our Lord Himself. We cannot do anything pleasing to God unless we deliberately build on the foundation of the atonement by the Cross of Christ. The atonement of Jesus must be exhibited in practical, unassuming ways in my life. Every time I obey, the absolute deity of God is on my side, so that the grace of God and my natural obedience are in perfect agreement. Obedience means that I have completely placed my trust in the atonement, and my obedience is immediately met by the delight of the supernatural grace of God. Beware of the human holiness that denies the reality of the natural life— it is a fraud. Continually bring yourself to the trial or test of the atonement and ask, “Where is the discernment of the atonement in this, and in that?”
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One of the most sincere forms of respect is actually listening to what another has to say. ~ Bryant H. McGill
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Noise pollution (regulation and control) rules, 2000 P
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he rapid urbanization and changing lifestyles have given rise to increasing ambient noise levels from various sources such as music systems, loud speakers/public address systems, generator sets, industrial activities, fire crackers and noise from vehicles which have deleterious effects on human health and the psychological well being of the people. People are unable to even sleep due to the noise produced by loud use of loud speakers/public address system, music system, bursting of firecrackers, etc. The unpredictable, intermittent and impulsive noise produced by use of loud speakers/ public address system, any sound producing instrument or musical instrument or a sound amplifier, bursting of firecrackers and unnecessary honking of horns turns into disharmony of noise. At times, what is music for some can be noise for others. In order to curb the growing problem of noise pollution, the Government of India has enacted the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules 2000 framed under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 which provides the regulation for noise. RESTRICTION ON THE USE OF LOUD SPEAKERS/ PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM/ ANY SOUND PRODUCING INSTRUMENT OR MUSICAL INSTRUMENT OR A SOUND AMPLIFIER: 1. A loud speaker or a public address system shall not be used except after obtaining written permission from the Deputy Commissioner. 2. A loud speaker or a public address system or any sound producing instrument or musical instrument or a sound amplifier shall not be used at night (between 10.00 pm to 6.00 am) except in closed premises for communication within e.g. auditoria, conference rooms, community halls and banquet halls or during a public emergency. 3. Not withstanding anything contained in Sub-rule (2).
The State Government may subject to such terms and conditions as are necessary to reduce noise pollution permit use of loud speakers or public address systems during night hours (between 10.00 p.m. to 12.00 midnight) on or during any cultural or religious festive occasion of a limited duration not exceeding fifteen days in all during a calendar year. C OMPLA I N T S TO B E MADE TO THE AUTHORITY.1. A person may, if the
noise level exceeds the ambient noise standards by 10 dB (A) or more given in the corresponding columns against any area / zone or, if there is a violation of any provision of these rules regarding restrictions imposed during night time, make a complaint to the Deputy Commissioner. 2. The authority shall act on the complaint and take action against the violator in accordance with the provisions of these rules and any other law in force.
IMPLEMENTING AUTHORITY: Under Section 2 (i) (c) of the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 the Government of Nagaland vide notification no For/Gen-46/95 (Pt-VI) dated 27th April 2009 designated the Deputy Commissioners of all the Districts to be the ‘Authority’ for maintenance of the Ambient Air Quality standards in respect of noise. STANDARDS IN RESPECT OF NOISE FOR DIFFERENT AREAS/ZONES: Under the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 the Ambient Air Quality standards in respect of noise for different areas/zones is given below:Limits in dB (A) Log Area Category of Day Time Night Time Code Area/Zone (6a.m. to 10 p.m.) (10 p.m. to 6 a.m.) A Industrial Area 75 70 B Commercial Area 65 55 C Residential Area 55 45 D Silence Zone 50 40 EFFECTS OF NOISE TO HUMAN HEALTH:(a) Hearing Impairment: Hearing impairment can be either temporary or permanent. Temporary impairment is a temporary loss of hearing acuity experienced after a relatively short exposure to excessive noise. Permanent impairment is an irreversible loss of hearing that is caused by prolonged noise exposure. (b) Sleep Disturbance: The primary effects of sleep disturbance are difficulty in falling asleep, awakenings and alteration interfering of sleep stages or depth, increase blood pressure, heart rate, etc. The secondary effects are reduced perceived sleep quality, increased fatigue, depressed mood or well being and decreased performance. (c) Annoyance: Noise annoyance may be defined as a feeling of displeasure evoked by noise and is basically a psychological response. The consequences are often ill temper, bickering and even enmity. (d) Physiological Functions: A number of physiological disorders result by interference of biological functioning of the body as a consequence of over exposure to noise. They are neurosis, anxiety, insomnia, hypertension, giddiness and nausea, fatigue and increase in sweating. Chronic noise may lead to abortions and congenital defects in children too. Startling sound can quicken human fetus’s heart rate and cause its muscle to contract. Malformation in the fetus’s nervous system may also be caused. Issued in public interest by Nagaland Pollution Control Board
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eople head home to celebrate Durga Puja in the eastern part of India. The festivals have also drawn tourists to visit new places for pleasure. Indian railways take opportunity to run special train in a bid to clear extra rush of passengers. I along with my family journeyed towards a hill station in the last Puja vacation. We impeded by night bound train at Guwahati on Dussehra. Train journey is less stressful than travelling by car. All passengers went to that sleepy train as soon as they boarded the train. And that rocking motion lulled us to sleep. It was not the most comfortable place to sleep. After an overnight journey, we felt tired and a little uneasy. It was incessant raining at NJP. The transporters were no friendly towards tourists and they gave us an indifferent shrug. A large number of travellers gathered outside. It seemed that the railway station has little concern for those stranded passenger. We got sweat it out and we had to wait bag and baggage outside the platform for a taxi but looking dejected. We kept cool our heels. To brew a perfect cup of tea in the morning is always my preferred choice. And we went for Darjeeling tea at a roadside cafe. After hanged around an hour, God finally listened to our prayer and thou sent a messenger. I could notice a taxi tagged with SK registration at parking stand while waiting to be hired. It had very instantly demand three thousand rupees. I had no option left for another haggle. It was still raining and we drove through sleepy Darjeeling city in the wee hours of the day. Our driver was not just steering on wheel; he made a point of befriending us to his cab. He informed everything we saw along the road. He was like the wind that drives us onshore. Teesta is with us throughout the journey. The river divided the two states West Bengal and Sikkim. We reached Rangpo, the gateway to Sikkim on NH 10 that links Siliguri to Gangtok. We saw a smart Sikkim Police signalling a large number of tourist vehicles in a queue. You are entering in a caution zone now. He had foresighted himself from the rule of the law at Sikkim and ran to check post and returned to car within half a minute. He even expressed regret for that document verification. Localities are familiar with
and at ease in the journey and its cultures. He set out to mention that Travelling and Vegan food are unique and might work while on road. Macros reminded us the first tips on a journey. We went to a vegrestaurant at the strip of land beside the highway that was well cooked and served us nicely. Teesta and Rangeet is the lifeline for Sikkim. Rivers are the livelihood for the indigenous community. The economy of the entire state depends on its land and rivers. I saw him paying respect to rivers, falls and dams like a God. The hydro electricity scheme 1913 took place long before Sikkim accession to India in 1975. They are indeed a question of their survival and identity. He proudly said those power lines in the hills belong to Sikkim. They are the assets and government earns huge revenue directly as well as indirectly. He spoke with convincing honesty about their lives. I could not believe his quality of being honest and having strong moral principles. He took us hotels to find a perfect accommodation for us. From dusk to dawn, I felt enjoying a complete tour from him. Like a family member, he went with us to every sightseeing spot. We even got the Nathula mountain pass under his initiative. Since parking is strictly prohibited in Gangtok, he dropped us in the evening for flocking around MG Road. Also he reminded to keep at least one meal reserve for native cuisine for a plateful of traditional Sikkimese meal such as pork curry and maachoo. They were surprisingly yummy. People usually avoid sharing thoughts to like those people who selflessly prove assistance, information on from cultural to historical and contemporary heritage. The journey through winding road, rugged terrain and sharp cliffs did not end there. He made merrymaking at the mountain. My brother in law visited the city after a few months. And from my one call, he (cab driver) waited at NJP to receive him. He is none other than Mr Marcos, the cab driver. The common man has small pockets but a big heart. He has compassion, kindness and genuine care to tourists. He might have not learned those things from a University but those traits are inborn to every Sikkimese and I believe, they will always carry it on. Kamal Baruah, Guwahati
Observation on multi-media campaign on HIV & AIDS (NSACS) and role of media (From previous issue) Commenting on the recent campaigns on HIV and AIDS through music and sports in Nagaland since the year 2009, the respondents stated that people do not learn about HIV from such campaign programmes, instead it becomes a platform for young girls and boys to freely mingle and spread HIV. “Those campaign programmes on HIV and AIDS in the name of music and sports are just entertainment programs for young people. I just don’t understand the message on how a music contest in the name of generating HIV awareness really works. Those songs that they perform are too loud and we don’t even understand what they are singing. In my opinion, such atmosphere creates open spaces for young people to mingle freely and in the process spread the virus also,” commented one of the participants in the Focus Group Discussion. Commenting on the role of media, the respondents believed that media could change the way people look at HIV infected people and understand their plight and problems. Many respondents felt that media should be sensitive towards the issues of people living with HIV and also educate themselves on the basics of HIV & AIDS media reporting, so that misunderstandings do not arise. “Media should highlight the positive message of people living with HIV and quality life for the people living with HIV. If only media spread awareness about HIV, people will go to ART centres for availing treatment and speak out openly about HIV without fear of violence and discrimination”. Though modern mass media has been successful in reaching the remotest
corner of the world, it has however failed to reach the economically poor and the illiterate. Print media can only be accessible to the literate and electronic media is viable only to well connected places and homes where there is electricity. While some participants were of the view that mass media has created awareness on HIV & AIDS in Nagaland, many voiced their concern that mass media has failed in reaching the remotest corner of the state. “I for one do not agree that mass media has been successful in reaching the unreached in our state. Most of the people in the rural village are illiterate and they do not have access to newspapers or television. Though they can’t read but they can watch the television programs, which they don’t even understand. Language is an important factor, which stands as a barrier for the villagers to understand the message.If they don‟t understand the message, how will they understand and change their behaviours. Its hard. Something has to be designed where the awareness messages are designed keeping the rural people in mind. They design all those communication strategies in Delhi and bring it here and it does not go well with the people. Our culture and ethos are completely different from the mainland people, so communication strategies should be designed keeping the local perspective in mind”. Though 13.2 percent of the respondents came to know about the basics of HIV & AIDS from Television (Fig 3.1), majority of them (40.7%) said that besides other sources of information, media awareness campaigns on television was more informative and appealing. A section of the respondents (15.4%) said print media
such as the Newspapers/ Magazines was informative, while 9.6 percent said Radio had HIV informative programmes and 34.3 percent of the respondents mentioned other sources. Most of the respondents (36.8%) mentioned Nagamese as their preferred language for HIV & AIDS related information in media. While 26.4 percent of the respondents said they preferred the local dialect, 19.6 percent respondents mentioned English followed by Hindi (17.1) as their most preferred language for HIV awareness programmes on Media. Nagamese is the medium of communication between different tribes of Nagaland, besides 16 tribes in Nagaland speak their own dialects and English is the official language of the state. Though Nagaland has access to cable and satellite television channels and national newspapers, however, it is yet to see the presence of private television channels or FM Radio stations, managed or run locally in the state. The Public Service Broadcasters – Doordarshan Kendra, Kohima and All India Radio, Kohima are the only electronic media, which produce local programmes in the state. The local media in Nagaland consists of four English dailies and a few newspapers in the local dialects, which have tried to create awareness and have been involved with the State agencies in sensitization programmes on HIV & AIDS. To explore the role of local media; a question was asked regarding the effectiveness of media messages on HIV & AIDS. However, only 10.4% of the respondents said that local media was able to draw their attention to the issues relating HIV & AIDS, 33.6 percent of the respondents disagreed while more than half (56.1 %) of
them were undecided. A large number of the respondents who were unsure regarding media projection of HIV & AIDS because the respondents said that they were not able to talk on the subject or were not in a position to identify with the media messages on HIV & AIDS. The respondents argued that HIV awareness programmes should be more frequently broadcast on television and emphasized the need to develop more programmes and feature writings on the issue. Some of them were of the view that electronic media should telecast HIV awareness programmes on fixed dates and announce the schedule in advance. It was also argued that media should undertake investigative reporting and focus on stories based on real life incidents faced by HIV infected women. The messages need to be designed according to their needs and environment and presented with greater sensitivity. Since most of the HIV infected women were illiterate and semi-literates; they were unable to fully understand media messages through print and electronic media. Thus, in view of the limitations of the mainstream media, the findings highlighted the need for using alternative media such as community radio and folk media to reach out to the targeted communities in remote, rural areas. Integrating folk media with Mass media can be an innovative intervention of HIV & AIDS Social and Behavioural Change Communication Strategy. Television and Radio can be used as a medium for drama and storytelling techniques in creating HIV & AIDS awareness. Radio is also the cheapest means to reach a vast number of audience and also provide
interactive participation by the listeners.“Villagers still love listening to radio. In my village, a large number of the senior citizens still own a radio set. They get all kinds of information from radio. So if the experts design HIV & AIDS awareness programs and broadcast it through radio, I feel its going to be very effective, cited one of the participant”. The findings suggested that there was a need for alternative media in Nagaland, whereby media messages on HIV & AIDS could effectively reach the targeted communities. Alternative media, folk media, pamphlets designed using local dialects and community radio can attract maximum participation among unrepresented communities. Alternative media can be used as a successful medium to reach maximum target audience in development programmes. If properly implemented, folk media can achieve its goal in reaching the remotest corner of the state.
Due to its cost effectiveness and interactive participation, Folk media can receive instant response from its audience and listeners. Taking advantage of the rich folk culture of Nagaland and using it as a medium in Folk media, it can create lasting impact on the rural people. Folk art and culture is a part of the rural people and integrating it with modern mass media would further boost the implementation process of HIV & AIDS prevention. Community participation in designing the content and interpretation would boost the morale and further their interest in creating awareness.On the other hand, community radio for the HIV & AIDS community can also play an important role in reaching the targeted number of people, as rural people still listen to radio programmes. (Concluded) Imnasenla, PhD, Mass Communication & Journalism, (asen_imchen@yahoo.com)
Reader’s Post
Appeal to SBI employees
Sir,
State Bank of India (SBI) being a government owned corporation, and an Indian public sector banking and financial services company, most of the employees in Nagaland has double standard of rudeness and attitude. As a public and SBI account holder, I visit bank for necessary queries pertaining to banking process, so do the rest of the account holders. There are many people who visits bank for a single query all the way from far flung villages in order to take cognizance of their grievances and indispensible information. However, the modus operandi of impolite and vulgar manner of some SBI bank employees towards the needy customers is not so pleasing. In this regard, being educated and person with calibre, it is to be appreciated if the employees could be more polite and assist the customers, who are in need of something they do not know. Tiali Walling, Signal Kevijau, Dimapur
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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Gov exhorts children from CCIs
Children take part in tug of war at the lawns of Raj Bhavan Kohima during the 4th Day of the outreach programme on October 9.
ICFAI University conducts 7th NJY memorial lecture
DIMAPUR: The 7th NJY memorial lecture of ICFAI University Nagaland was held on October 8 at the University’s auditorium. The programme was conducted in honor of the founder late Nanaduri J Yasaswy. A press release by the ICFAI University registrar, Khrieketu Kuotsu stated that the resource person proprietor, Active Learners’ Academy Dimapur, Apem Hongvah, spoke on ‘Importance of Soft Skills’ and ‘Awareness on Civil Service Examinations’. The programme was chaired by assistant professor, M Alovi Zhimomi, while welcome address and a brief profile of the founder late NJ Yasaswy was delivered by the registrar.
to have a positive attitude towards life. “You are not alone, God is with you, we are with you,” Acharya told the children. Giving a motivating talk, ADC Kiphire, Reny Wilfred, while taking life example of DC Kiphire, Muhammad Ali, who lived his younger days in an orphanage, stated that no dream was impossible with hard work and dedication. He encouraged the children to walk with the motto “I know can, I Know I will”.
DSP and Olympian, Chekrovolu Swuro, while exhorting the children, encouraged them to give their best in which ever field they were in and not to give up on their passion. The Olympian acknowledged that talents and confidence shown by the children during their presentations. Chekrovolu also shared her life experiences, how she was faced with many failures in life and how she overcame all of them.
ZAPO offers condolence
DIMAPUR: Zuketsa Area Public Organisation (ZAPO) has conveyed condolences to the bereaved families who have lost their dear and love one in tragic road accident on October 8, below Zuketsa town. In a condolence note to the families, ZAPO prayed that the Almighty God provide solace and strength to overcome the grief and the departed souls rest in eternal peace. ZAPO also wished speedy recovery to those injured.
Awareness prog on tobacco
DIMAPUR: An awareness programme on tobacco was held at North Town Higher Secondary School (NTHSS) Chumukedima on October 8. In the programme, National Tobacco Control Program, DNO, Dr. C Tetseo spoke on the danger of indulging in addictive substance like tobacco drugs and alcohol in young adults. He said that such habits become a lifelong problem. He also encouraged the students who missed out on MR vaccination in their school to avail it during the campaign.
IGNOU Mt Tiyi College conducts induction prog DIMAPUR: IGNOU S t u dy C e n t r e - 2 0 3 5 , Mount Tiyi College Wokha conducted its 4th induction programme on October 8 at the college premises. A press release from IGNOU study centre, Mt. Tiyi College coordinator, Khyopenthung Tsopoe stated that the regional Regional director, coordinator along with some of the new director, Dr. T. Iralu exinductees. plained and demonstrated
to the new learners on the IGNOU educational system and the new developments. He encouraged the learners to keep updated by visiting the IGNOU website regularly. Queries of the new learners were also clarified. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by the coordinator Khyopenthung Tsopoe.
Half yearly meeting of Makury Naga Youth Federation (MNYF) and Makury Naga Changlüglë Chongchengchët (MNCC) was held on October 5 and 6 at Shasheng village. (NP)
Natwar Thakkar laid to rest
Funeral service of late Gandhian Natwar Thakkar at Chuchuyimlang village.
DIMAPUR: Well-known Gandhian Natwar Thakkar, known as “Nagaland’s Gandhi”, was laid to rest Tuesday at Chuchuyimlang. Hundreds of people from all walks of life including school children paid glowing tribute to Nagaland’s Gandhi at the funeral held at Anü Mai Amphitheatre at Chuchuyimlang village on Tuesday. Condolence messages were read out by Ab-
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DIMAPUR: Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya, on the final day of the outreach programme for children from Child Care Institutions (CCIs) at Raj Bhavan Tuesday, encouraged the children to study and work hard to achieve their goals and ambitions. Interacting with 86 children from eight institutions including Mon, Longleng, Kiphire, Tuensang, Zunheboto and Mokokchung districts, the governor also called upon the children
Various presentations were made by Mt Carmel Children Home, Sukhalu, Zunheboto, Shalom Children Home, Kiphire, Langsa Hill Children Home, Mon, Evangel Mission Children Home, Longleng, Care and Support Children, Mokokchung, Bethel Children Home, Tuensang and Kohdi Children Home, Tuensang. A dance presentation was also presented by Ineffable Quive Dance Crew. Chairperson of the programme, Jochule, informed that four-day outreach programme has had a participation of 527 children including caregivers form 38 homes from all the districts of the state. She also mentioned that the programme was conceived by Governor Acharya and was organised by Raj Bhavan in collaboration with the State Child Protection Society, Child Protection Service, Department of Social Welfare. The formal programme was followed by games and entertainment at the lawns of the Raj Bhavan. The Governor also presented carom board, board games, skipping ropes amongst other stationeries to all Child Care Institutions.
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VISITING CONSULTANT
Dr. Umesh Das, MBBS, MD, DM, Sr. Consultant Medical Oncology and Hematology Formerly Asst. Professor, Department of Medical Oncology, NEIGRIHMS, Shillong will be available for consultation on 12.10.2018 from 11:00 AM onwards.
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CANCER SURGEON FOR CONSULTATION Dr. GANESH DAS MS (PGIMER, Chandigarh), DNB, FMAS, FAIS, Trained Cancer Surgeon from Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai will be available for consultation on 13th October 2018 (Saturday). For more information, please contact : 03862-231864, 227337, 224117
Dr. BC Roy, MS ENT and Head and Neck Cancer Surgery (AIIMS), will be available for consultation at Eden Medical Centre, Dimapur on the 12.10.2018 from 11:00 AM onwards. He specializes in Endoscopic/ Laprascopic/ Robotic Thyroid and Head and Neck Surgery (Yunsai Cancer Centre, Seoul, South Korea) Dr. Deva Kumar Borgohain, MCH Neurosurgery (AIIMS) Consultant Neurosurgeon, EXCELCARE HOSPITAL, PASCHIM BORAGOAN, NH:37, Guwahati, Assam will be available for consultation on the 13th October 2018 from 12 PM onwards. He specializes in all neurological conditions. For further details and appointments, Kindly call the Reception at 03862-248288 / 248722.
himanyu Dutta of TISSMGAHD. The service began with invocation by Rev. Temjen pastor Chuchuyimlang Town Baptist Church. Speeches were delivered by Dr. Aotoshi, son of Natwar Thakkar; former chief secretary, P. Talitemjen; Chuchuyimlang Senson Mungdang president; vice president Langpangkong Tsukong
M u n g d a n’ c h a i r m a n Chuchuyimlang Village Council and council representatives from other neighbouring village etc. Special songs were delivered by Watsü unit Chuchuyimlang and Mar Jamir. The service was led by Daniel Meren, joint director NIELIT while the benediction pastor Chuchuyimlang Baptist Church, T. Lima.
OPEN VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT Organised by : Sumi Baptist Church Kukidolong Date : 16th - 17th Oct. 2018 Time : 07:30 a.m onwards Venue : Kukidolong Local Ground Champion : Rs. 30,000/Runners up : Rs. 20,000/-
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GRAND SALES DAY Organised by Botsa Baptist Church at cheap and nominal prices Venue: High School Junction, Kohima
Items to be available: Exotic delicacies: Bee, hornet, crabs, escargot (snail) etc Local products: Local pork, local fresh fish, fresh sticky rice bread, fresh milk, local rice etc and varieties of organic vegetables both wild and home grown; handicrafts and fire-wood (only Naga-cut).
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DIMAPUR, OCT 9 (NPN): Ashok Leyland Industrial Engine Service Dealership/ DG Set Sales dealership was inaugurated Tuesday in Dimapur. The service dealership which has been acquired by Jamir Engineering (JE). Speaking at the inaugural programme, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Sushil Kumar Patel hoped that such ventures would provide employment avenues in the state. Kumar also expressed hope that the team would provide the best service to the customers. Also speaking at the programme, East Ashok
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DIMAPUR, OCT 9 (NPN): The release of Nagamese movie ‘Nani Teri Morni’, directed by famed Bollywood based director and scriptwriter Akash Aditya Lama, was shrouded in controversy as the entire cast and crew gave the premier show a miss. The film is based around actual events surrounding the story of national bravery award recipient Mhonbeni Ezung and features Naga artistes including Bollywood actor Zhokhoi Chuzho. Talking to Nagaland Post following the release of the film, Find Studioz founder and line producer of the film Rebecca Changkija Sema said the whole production team was “perplexed” at the treated meted out by commissioner & secretary to chief minister, Abhishek Singh, following which they decided not to attend the release. She said, “This was the first time in history that a film was released without the director or the cast and crew of the film attending the premier show.” Citing the events prior to the release, Rebecca alleged that when she along with Amenla Jamir had gone to Kohima for a meeting called by commis-
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to be shot in their states and finally when everything was completed someone else turns up and hijacks my work and tries to take the credit for it which is so discouraging,” Rebecca cited. She added that this was one reason why Naga entrepreneurs were facing frustration in their line of work especially while dealing with government officials. Renowned Naga actor Zhokhoi Chuzho who was part of the cast and also had assisted the director during the shoot said the whole team was “very upset” at the way they were being treated. “None of us attended the event because we were all very upset,” he added. In a letter to the government officials, a copy of which was forwarded to the Nagaland Post, director of the film Akash Aditya Lama cited that he was skipping the screening event since, “Things were going in a different direction”. He said the whole reason for the movie being made in Nagaland was, “To create harmony between people of North Eastern part with rest of India,” which he added, “failed to be fulfilled.” Meanwhile, Abhishek Singh could not be contacted for his comments.
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sioner & secretary, the latter verbally abused them. When the team requested the screening to be done even in Dimapur for the convenience of the cast who were all from the district, Rebecca claimed that Abhishek Singh replied: “Nagas are used to bumpy rides so let them come up to Kohima for the screening.” “He told us not to question the government, but if we don’t question the government, who else would, who are they working for?” Rebecca said. “A day before the event some officials called me up and invited me to the premier which was like inviting me to my own wedding,” she said. Rebecca went on saying she faces numerous discriminations while working outside the state but never thought she would face the same situation even here in her own state. She said she was surprised to find out that a proposal for the release of the movie was made to the department of Art and Culture, Nagaland by the same official, which she added, was “unbecoming of a government official.” “I had worked tooth and nail for the project to be made in Nagaland even when other states offered subsidized rates for the film
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festival this time, including one English movie based on Nagaland and seven dubbed in Nagamese. She also invited all moviemakers to apply for children’s movies with proper stories.
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event. She hoped that films like “Nani Teri Morni” would inspire other children to emulate the protagonist in the coming days. The programme was compeered by Neingulie Nakhro, while Harmonic Voice presented opening song. Hundreds of students from various schools of the State Capital, both private and government, witnessed the films screened at the film festival. The inaugural programme was also attended by minister Tongpang Ozukum, adviser R. Khing and other government officials. The five-day children’s film festival would conclude on October 13. While films would be screened daily at RCEMPA auditorium till October 11, the screenings would be held at State Academy hall here on October 12 and 13 daily at 10 am, 12 noon and 2pm. Meanwhile, Pandey, who visited Nagaland for the first time, said on the sideline of the programme that she was moved by the warm hospitality of everyone, including government officials. She said the young non-Naga director of the movie “Nani Teri Morni” fell in love with the beautiful State. Besides highlighting the courage and bravery of the little girl, she hoped the film would show the beautiful landscape of Nagaland to others, besides motivating Naga children to be proud of their culture and encouraging them to be brave. Mentioning that Nagaland had lot of scope to produce more children films in future, the CFSI chairperson said nine would be screened at the film
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(From p-1) Rio reminded the gathering that films had become the biggest platform for art and entertainment, “more universal and accessible than books and painting”. He hoped that school students would enjoy the film festival and imbibe the lessons that each movies conveyed. He said, as most districts did not have movie theatres to project films on big screens, it was a good opportunity for all school students to watch quality movies. The chief minister explained that CFSI organised the film festival having realised the importance of developing positive traits among children by providing them exposure to healthy and educative films. He said he believed that the films would be a powerful tool through which children could be taught and influenced to become assets to the society. In her speech, CFSI chairperson Swati Pandey expressed her happiness for being part of the film festival and conveyed her gratitude to the chief minister and the State government for supporting and promoting children’s films in Nagaland. Stating that “Nani Teri Morni” was her first movie shot entirely in Nagamese, she explained that this movie was about bravery and courage with no discrimination based on caste, creed or sex. She mentioned that movies were not only meant for entertainment, but could also be used as a medium for motivation. She urged the State government to make the children’s film festival an annual
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Mumbai, Oct 9 (PTI): The rupee fell 33 paise Tuesday to finish at a fresh lifetime low of 74.39 against the US dollar on high crude oil prices, strengthening of the greenback and unabated foreign fund outflows. At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex), the rupee made a cautious recovery of 18 paise to 73.88 against the US dollar in early trade on fresh selling of the American currency by banks and exporters. However, the domestic currency failed to sustain the momentum after Brent crude breached the USD 84 per-barrel-mark again and the US dollar strengthened overseas. Falling for the sixth straight sessions, it finally closed at 74.39 against the US dollar, down by 33 paise. On Monday, the domestic unit plummeted by 30 paise to close at 74.06. Traders said unabated for-
eign fund outflows weighed on the rupee. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold shares worth a net of Rs 1,805 crore Monday, provisional data showed. Investors remained concerned over sustained foreign capital outflows and rise in crude oil price to USD 84.48. Forex dealers said besides strong demand for the American currency from importers, concerns over rising fiscal deficit and capital outflows weighed on the domestic currency. “The balance of payments (BoP) turning negative has led to a sharp depreciation in rupee in the past two months. With steep depreciation over the past two months, rupee is now the worst performing currency against the USD in Asia so far this year, down 13.4 per cent,” global brokerage firm Nomura said in a research note. Traders said rising crude oil prices and higher US bonds yields resulted in weak Indian currency. “Interest rates are headed higher in the US. The US 10 year bond yields surged to 3.26 per cent. Fears that global investors will withdraw their funds from global markets and park in US treasuries is affecting the global markets. Crude oil prices also rose 1 per cent to USD 84.7,” said V K Sharma, Head PCG & Capital Markets Strategy, HDFC Securities. Nomura further noted that policy responses to the depreciating currency have been muted thus far and with limited policy response, the concerns on the rupee have risen significantly.
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Pak to seek $6-7 billion IMF bailout: FM
Kabul, Oct 9 (AP): An Afghan official says a Taliban assault in northern Jawzjan province has killed 12 members of the security forces and wounded another 10. Gen. Faqir Mohammad Jawzjani, provincial police chief in Jawzjan, told The Associated Press on Tuesday that the attack took place in Qush Typa district late on Monday. Jawzjani says the assault was a failed attempt to capture the district. He says 30 Taliban were killed and 19 wounded. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid says the insurgents are claiming responsibility for the attack. He, however, claimed a higher number of casualties among the Afghan police. The Taliban often exaggerate their claims. Also on Monday, the Taliban attacked a district in southern Ghazni province, killing three members of the security forces. Police Chief Farid Mashal says five were wounded.
Kim invites Pope to visit N Korea Seoul, Oct 9 (IANS): North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has invited Pope Francis to visit Pyongyang, the South Korean presidential office said on Tuesday. The invitation was revealed during a press briefing here about South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s upcoming visit to Europe, which includes a trip to the Vatican on October 17 and 18. “Chairman Kim (Jongun) said he will ‘ardently welcome the Pope if he visits Pyongyang’,” said presidential spokesperson Kim Eui-kyeom, according to Yonhap news agency. Moon and Kim have met three times this year, with the last meeting taking place in September in Pyongyang. “Moon will deliver this message from the Pyongyang leader when he meets the Pope,” the spokesperson said, adding that the South Korean leader will also seek the Vatican’s support for peace and stability on the Korean peninsula. The Pope has in the past supported dialogue between the two Koreas and the historic summit between Kim and US President Donald Trump, which took place in Singapore on June 12. The Pontiff visited South Korea in August 2014.
the IMF will start immediately as Khan approved the decision after consultations. “It was decided today that we should start negotiations with the IMF for a stabilisation and recovery programme so that we should bring the current difficult economic situation under control,” Umar said in the message. He said the country is going through a tough time. Sources said Khan’s government needs at least USD 9 billion to meet the current account deficit. An assessment by the State Bank of Pakistan and the finance ministry showed that Pakistan needed USD 11.7 billion to service its external debt in the current fiscal year 2018-19.
have plunged below USD 10 billion, it said. The government has come under criticism from various quarters, including the opposition, for delaying the decision to approach the IMF soon after Khan’s party won the general election on July 25. The decision will create hardship for Khan as IMF’s tough conditions will surely result in price hike. Pakistan has availed 12 IMF bailouts since the late 1980s. The last one was in September, 2013 when the IMF approved a USD 6.6 billion loan support to the government’s programme to stabilise its economy and boost growth while expanding its social safety net to protect the poor. Meanwhile, the Pakistani rupee on Tuesday also suffered massive devaluation after the government’s decision. The Dawn reported that the interbank rate of the US dollar was at Rs 124 as the market opened, but rose to Rs 138, then dipped slightly to Rs 133. The open market rate is Rs 134 to Rs 135, according to Zafar Paracha, Secretary, General Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan.
Indonesia quake, tsunami toll reaches 2,010
Bangladesh to repatriate 6,000 Rohingya refugees to Myanmar
Jakarta, Oct 9 (IANS): Indonesian authorities on Tuesday raised the death toll to 2,010 from the 7.5magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami that struck Sulawesi island on September 28. The official number of missing remained 671 while it is feared that 5,000 people could be still buried under the rubble, reports Efe news. The majority of the victims, 1,601, died in Palu, the provincial capital of Central Sulawesi, the most affected region, National Agency for Disaster Management spokesperson, Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, said during a press conference. The rest of the deaths occurred in Sigi (222), Donggala (171) and Parigi Moutong (15) regencies in Central Sulawesi while one death was registered in Western Sulawesi. Sutopo said that 10,679 people were injured, with 2,549 of them seriously injured, while 82,775 were displaced and have been placed in hundreds of shelters. More than half of the victims have been buried in mass graves while the others were buried by their families.
them to go back to their own country. He admitted that Rohingya problem was affecting cooperation between Bangladesh and Myanmar. He said that Bangladesh has developed an island in the Bay of Bengal and readied shelter facilities with strong concrete pillars where a majority of Rohingya refugees could be shifted. ‘’Entire world has congratulated our Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for giving shelter to Rohingyas on humanitarian grounds but it is a temporary measure. Only permanent solution is to send them back. There are concerns in Bangladesh as the number of Rohingyas has overtaken local population in Cox’s Bazaar area where they have been housed temporarily. We have no other long term solution but to repatriate them. Ultimately, we would like to send them back,’’ the Foreign Minister said. He also pointed to ongoing efforts between Bangladesh-Myanmar to strengthen their cooperation in a number of fields like tourism, development of Buddhist circuit and civil aviation despite the recent Rohingya refugee issue.
Rohingya refugees at Kutapalong camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. (File)
Dhaka, Oct 9 (Agencies): The first batch of 6,000 Rohingya refugees would be sent back to Myanmar soon, Bangladesh Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali said. As Bangladesh tries to mount pressure on Myanmar to take back Rohingya refugees whose number has swelled to 1.2 million in refugee camps in Cox’s Bazaar district of Bangladesh, diplomatic efforts with the help of India and United Nations are being mounted on Myanmar for return of Rohingyas who have fled Myanmar and taken shelter on Bangladeshi soil. ‘’India has almost completed construction of 250 houses in Rakhine state of
Myanmar and China has promised to build another 1,000 to facilitate the return of Rohingyas. There was a joint meeting held recently in New York between India, Bangladesh and China which was also attended by UN Secretary-General as well as UN’s special envoy to Myanmar. The effort is to make repatriation of Rohingyas possible,’’ he said. Addressing a delegation of international journalists in Dhaka on Sunday, Mr Ali said that as part of the joint working group mechanism, Myanmar officials have visited the Rakhine state and the only long lasting solution to Rohingya refugee problem was to create conducive conditions for
Nikki Haley quits as US Ambassador to UN Italy not seeking exit from euro or EU: Maio
Washington, Oct 9 (IANS): Nikki Haley, the first American of Indian descent to hold a cabinetlevel position in the US, resigned as Ambassador to the UN on Tuesday and said that despite speculations she was not planning to run for President in 2020. CNN said that Haley sent her resignation directly to President Donald Trump, who told reporters in the Oval Office that she would be leaving the post at the end of the year after doing “an incredible job”. Joined by the former South Carolina Governor in the Oval Office, Trump invited her to come back in a different role. “You can have your pick,” he said. According to reports, the President said that Haley had told him six months ago she wanted to take some time off. She was confirmed as US envoy to the UN in January 2017. The daughter of Indian immigrants, Haley was a
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frequent and early critic of Trump during his election campaign while she served as South Carolina Governor. In December 2017, she said that the women who had accused Trump of sexual assault “should be heard”. At one point she suggested that Trump’s rhetoric could trigger a world war. Talking to reporters, Haley said that despite speculation, she was not planning to run for the White House and would be campaigning for Trump, who has already announced his
re-election bid. Her exit came after she served as the temporary President of the UN Security Council for one month. Haley’s Twitter bio has already removed all references to her role as UN Ambassador. From the beginning of her tenure, Haley stood out as a fierce advocate of Trump administration’s policies, announcing the US would be “taking names” of countries that did not support US votes, the Washington Post said. She spoke often of the need for reform within the UN and its peacekeeping forces as well as frequently chastised UN agencies for taking anti-Israel stances. Haley pushed for Security Council resolutions imposing tougher sanctions on North Korea and chastised members who the administration suspected had been cheating.
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We the Dimapur Chungtia Students' Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Assistant Professor IMLITOSHI KICHU, Dept. of Biotechnology, Nagaland University, son of BURCHIBA of Chungtia Village on completion of Doctor of Philisophy (Ph.D.) in Bio-chemistry from Department of Biochemistry, School of Life Sciences, University of Hyderabad on the basis of the Thesis entitled "GENOME BASED SCREEN FOR ALTERED NUCLEAR SHAPE IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE : ROLE FOR A NOVEL ER PROTEIN" We congratulate him for bringing laurels to our Chungtia Village. We further wish and pray that our Almighty God continues to guide and lead you while pursuing to excel in many more such achievements. AKUMDONG L. IMCHEN President
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The Niyoro Village Council would like to express its heartfelt gratitude to the Department to Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services for their contribution of Household Piggery Development 2017-2018. A very special mention ought to be made for the Director, Dept. of A & H Veterinary Services Kohima & Dr. Mhonchan Shitiri, Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer Wokha under whose initiative the special project is being implemented. The council further wishes all blessings upon all the staff of the department as they continue to perform their virtuous work. C. BHYANTSULUMO LOTHA K. THUNGBEMO NGULLIE VDB Secy. Chairman Niyoro Village Niyoro Village Council
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A fire broke out on 1st October 2018 at around 3:30 PM in the residence of Smti. Nungsangtula, H/ No. 134 at Aoyimti Village, Dimapur and was burned down completely. The family members express our immense gratitude to individuals, friends, neighbours, various organisations and also all those who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually during and after the fire. We also convey our thankfulness especially to the under mentioned names : 1. Aoyimti Village Council & Youth 2. Aoyimti Baptist Church, Women and Youth Department 3. O.C. and personnel of Fire and Emergency Services Department 4. Longsa Senso Telongjem, Sensotsur and Fellowship, Dimapur 5. Longsa Senso Telongjem, Chumukedima DP-7515
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year high, banking stocks plunged on Monday and the euro weakened. I t a ly ’s b e n c h m a r k Ftsemib stock index fell on Monday to its lowest level since April year.
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The H. Viheto Village Council expresses happiness and conveys heartfelt gratitude to Er. TALITEMSU JAMIR, Executive Engineer, PWD (R&B), Dimapur Division, Nagaland for visiting the land slide areas between Niuland-Dimapur road to Ghokuto village and Ghokuto to H. Viheto village and providing selfless help in clearing the road which was completely cut off during this monsoon (i.e in the month of July 2018). The work was carried out on 1st Oct. 2018 and completed on 6th Oct. 2018. We are truly thankful for your help and understanding our untold suffering.
Europe. As the government refuses to bow to pressure from Brussels over its plan to run a 2.4 percent deficit next year, Italy’s 10-year bond yield soared to a fourOFFICE OF THE
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The Mopungchuket Ait Laishir Telongjem (MALT) Kohima with immense pride and honour, praise God and extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Temjenchila, D/o Mr. R. Bendang Ao and Mrs. Moala of Mopungchuket Village for her outstanding achievement as “Gold Medalist” in MA History and Archaeology from Nagaland University, Kohima Campus, Meriema 2018. May the Almighty continue to bless and grant greater success in your future endeavour. (TARIBILONG) (EMILAR) President General Secretary MALT Kohima MALT Kohima
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Berlin, Oct 9 (IANS/ AKI): Italy wants to remain in the single European currency and the European Union, Industry and Welfare Minister Luigi Di Maio said on Monday amid a standoff with Brussels over the populist government’s plan to flout EU fiscal rules and triple the deficit next year to cut taxes and boost welfare spending. “The government does not want to leave the euro. It does not want to leave the EU either. We want to stay and to use this historic juncture to change the bloc,” Di Maio told reporters during a visit to Berlin. Before travelling to Berlin for talks with Economy and Energy Minister Peter Altmaier, Di Maio vowed that the 25 European Parliament elections next year would be an “earthquake”. During his one-day visit to Berlin, Di Maio will also meet Germany’s Labour and Social Affairs Minister
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“We have to find a way to get out of this difficult situation,” Umar said. Sources in the finance ministry said the government explored all options including asking friendly countries for support as well as seeking donations from overseas Pakistanis before going to the IMF. However, they said the IMF would demand Pakistan reduce its non-development expenses to bring down the budget deficit. The sources said the world body will also ask Islamabad to expand the tax net in the country, and added that the IMF also wants Pakistan to decrease circular debts and losses in state institutions, the report said. Umar is expected to lead a delegation to attend the annual meeting of the IMF and World Bank in Bali, Indonesia from October 12 to 14, where he will start initial talks for the bailout package. It may take a few months before the agreement is reached and money starts pouring in from the IMF, the report said. The IMF assistance should be enough to bridge the deficit gap and support the plummeting foreign exchange reserves which
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Islamabad, Oct 9 (PTI): Pakistan has said it would approach the IMF for a bailout package of USD 6 to 7 billion to address the mounting balance of payments crisis faced by the cash-strapped country. Finance Minister Asad Umar on Monday said Prime Minister Imran Khan has endorsed the decision to seek assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). “After taking into account the current situation and consultation with leading economists, the government has decided to approach the IMF for a bailout programme,” Umar said in a recorded video message. Pakistan is likely to request the IMF to provide it USD 6 to 7 billion, Geo News reported. The government took the decision after friendly countries did not bail it out even though Khan himself went to Saudi Arabia with a “begging bowl”, the Express Tribune reported. Adviser to the Prime Minister on Commerce Razak Dawood, who accompanied the premier, said “it was awful to beg from Saudi Arabia”. Umar said talks with
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Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame 2019 nominees
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he nominees for the 2019 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame have been revealed. To be eligible to enter the hallowed hall, an artist’s first commercial records need to have been released 25 years ago, in 1993. As a result, first time nominees for the next run include Devo, Roxy Music, Stevie Nicks, Todd Rundgren, John Prine,
and Def Leppard. Returning artists who have been nominated before include Radiohead, Rage Against the Machine, Janet Jackson, the Cure, Kraftwerk, MC5, Rufus & Chaka Khan, LL Cool J, and the Zombies. Kate Bush and Jeff Buckley are among those to have been snubbed. Fans can vote for who they want to enter here, before the final inductees
are revealed in December. There will then be a ceremony with performances next year. Last year saw Nina Simone, The Cars, Bon Jovi, The Moody Blues and Dire Straits all inducted – with Radiohead, Kate Bush and Depeche Mode among those overlooked. “As a British band, it’s one of those things that it’s very lovely to be nominated, but we don’t quite culturally understand it,” said Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien last year, after revealing that they would not be attending. “It’s a very American thing. Us Brits are very bad at celebrating ourselves.” He added: “One of the things I’ve always loved about coming over to America is American bands you can always have
a really good chat with and you could talk. With British bands, there was a lot of hostility. It’s in our DNA to be a little ambivalent with award ceremonies. We haven’t had great experiences. I would never want to disrespect anything because obviously some amazing artists have been nominated. But if I’m honest I don’t understand it. It’s just kind of a British person going, ‘Okay, thanks, what does this mean?’” O’Brien added: “It’s a little bit thin on black artists and hip-hop artists. I’m just speaking as a fan of American music, I would have thought that Dr Dre should have been in there two years ago. His name should be first on the list way ahead of Radiohead.” (NME)
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#MeToo movement will make Bollywood safer: Anurag Basu
Maroon 5’s song maintains top position on Billboard Hot 100
s an increasing number of people are opening up on sexual harassment in Bollywood, film director Anurag Basu feels the #MeToo movement will bring about a positive change that will make the industry a safer place for women to work. “I strongly believe that the #MeToo movement will make Bollywood a safer place to work for everyone. I am glad that people are coming up with their experience and sharing it in the public. This will make everyone conscious and they will think twice before indulging in any misconduct and sexual harassment,” Basu told IANS in an interview. “I think this should have happened a long ago,” added the “Murder” director. (IANS)
and Maroon 5 “Girls like you” has maintained its number one position on Billboard Hot 100 for the third consecutive week. “Girls like you” has also hit a huge number on Youtube. It has received
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one billion views, read a statement. Its star-studded video features Gal Gadot, Ellen DeGeneres, Jennifer Lopez, Camila Cabello, Sarah Silverman, Rita Ora and Mary J. Blige, among others.
Rapper Cardi B got a solo performance in the video. “’Girls like you’ featuring Cardi B is number 1 for a third week in a row,” read a tweet posted by Maroon 5 handle. (IANS)
Yoko Ono covers Imagine in new album it as a special time, when they were both dreaming of a better world. “When we finished creating,” says Yoko, “we just looked at each other and said: ‘Did we do this?’” Yoko is keepYoko Ono and John Lennon. ing the dream alive ing album Warzone, which in 2018 and adds it will arrive just a few weeks was important for her to do after last Friday’s reissue the track justice. of her late hubby’s most “I did enjoy it. I thought celebrated solo album. The putting out Imagine again in original version of Imagine this way was so important was co-produced by John that I did my best to make and Yoko - alongside Phil it well. Spector - and the 85-year-old “John and I created a told the BBC she remembers lot together and he would be
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It remains one of the most famous anti-war protests in modern pop culture and Yoko is still hopeful that one day the world will be as one. “I’m very happy that people are thinking about peace these days. “We said it in many ways how important that peace is and I feel that we were successful. (BBC)
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NAGALAND : KOHIMA “Farmers Exposure Tour 2018” to Shillong, Meghalaya sponsored under the Tribal Sub Plan of the National Agriculture Development Programme (NADP), RKVY conducted by Nagaland Bio Resource Mission from 2nd Oct – 5th Oct. 2018. The Team visited ICAR, NEH, Shillong, North East Police Academy, Barapani, ICAR - Central Potato Research Station, Upper Shillong and Cherrapunjee.
Donald Trump and Taylor Swift
Swift as “fantastic” and “terrific”, and had thanked her for taking a picture with him. Swift’s post has been “liked” more than 1.6m times since she shared it on Sunday, including by model Chrissy Teigen, singer Katy Perry and actress Reese Witherspoon. However, she has attracted criticism from conservative commentators and Republicans. “What I used to love about Taylor Swift is she stayed away from politics,” Charlie Kirk, founder of the conservative student organisation Turning Point, told Fox News on
Monday. Meanwhile, the National Republican Senatorial Committee criticised her “attitude”, and said Swift had “[come] down from her ivory tower to tell hardworking Tennesseans” how to vote. Swift did not publicly back any candidate in the 2016 election when other stars like Beyonce and Lady Gaga hit the campaign trail on behalf of Hillary Clinton. In 2012, Swift told Time magazine she didn’t talk about politics “because it might influence other people”. (BBC)
Visit to North East Police Academy on 3rd Oct. 2018
Visit to Central Potato Research Station, Shillong on 3rd Oct.
Vision Vale School, Longleng celebrated its 2 nd Cultural Day on 6th October 2018 in the school, with the main objective to celebrate the rich cultural diversity of the Nagas in particular and the world in general by performing various activities by the students. The day was remarkable, with students and staff beaming in their colorful attires that showcased vibrant culture. The programme was compered by Mr. Tauba (Class X) and Ms. Henau (Class X). Special prayer was led by Headmistress to invoke God's blessing, followed by a welcome speech. Miss Angin (Asst. Headmistress) on her short speech exhorted the students to preserve and uphold with pride one's culture. Everyone who attended the programme witnessed the rich cultural display by the students performing traditional attire show, bamboo dance, fire making and top spinning. Traditional dances and folk songs added extra flavour to the programme. The day ended with a vote of thanks by Sir Chuba. DP-7512
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aylor Swift’s endorsement of two Democrats for the US mid-term elections has sparked a huge response including from President Donald Trump. Trump has told reporters he likes “Taylor’s music about 25% less now”. The singer-songwriter, 28, had previously deliberately steered clear of politics but said events in “the past two years” had changed her mind. Her latest comments were praised by many but also sparked a fierce backlash from Republican supporters. Swift broke her silence on politics on Sunday, publicly endorsing two Democrats in Tennessee, her home state, in a post on Instagram, where she has 112m followers. “In the past I’ve been reluctant to publicly voice my political opinions, but due to several events in my life and in the world in the past two years, I feel very differently about that now,” she wrote. A Buzzfeed News report quotes Vote.org’s Kamari Guthrie, who says the site has seen a “registrations spike specifically since [her] post” in Tennessee, and also a bump in voter registration nationwide. Swift particularly criticised Republican Senate nominee Marsha Blackburn for her voting record on gender equality. “Her voting record in Congress appals and terrifies me,” she wrote, citing the politician’s votes against equal pay and domestic violence legislation. Speaking on Monday, Trump said Blackburn was “doing a very good job” in Swift’s home state. “She’s a tremendous woman,” he said. “I’m sure Taylor Swift doesn’t know anything about her.” In previous tweets posted in 2012, the US President had described
very happy that I did it.” Rock ‘n’ roll’s most famous couple made seven albums together and one son, Sean, before Lennon was shot and killed outside his New York apartment in 1980, aged 40. Prior to Imagine, in 1969 - during the height of the Vietnam War - the couple staged a world famous ‘bed-in’ in an Amsterdam hotel room.
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ohn Lennon’s Imagine - the third greatest song of all time, according to Rolling Stone magazine has been given a reworking today for what would’ve been the former Beatle’s 78th birthday. So who better then to deliver this musical gift, than the track’s co-writer, Yoko Ono? The Japanese artist, who married Lennon in 1969, was only officially recognised as co-writer last year. Now she’s released a haunting new church organ version of the 1971 classic. The re-Imagining is set to feature on Yoko’s politically-driven forthcom-
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Mizo weightlifter wins Youth Olympics gold Buenos Aires, Oct 9 (PTI): Weightlifter Jeremy Lalrinnunga scripted history by winning India’s maiden gold medal at the Youth Olympics, claiming the top honours in the men’s 62kg category here. The 15-year-old from Aizwal , who is also a world youth silver-medallist, lifted a total of 274kg (124kg +150kg) to finish on top in the Argentine capital on Monday night. T h e s i l ve r m e d a l went to Turkey’s Toptas Caner, who lifted 263 kg (122kg+141kg), while Colombia’s Villar Estiven Jose took the bronze with an effort of 260 kg
(115kg+143kg). The Mizo sensation, who will turn 16 on October 26, is being touted as the next big thing in Indian weightlifting. Earlier this year, Lalrinnunga claimed a silver (youth) and a bronze (junior) in the Asian Championships, smashing two national records in the process. His maiden gold also means that India are set to record their best ever performance at the Youth Olympics. The country has already won four medals with Tushar Mane and Mehuli Ghosh bagging
Phek open volleyball tourney
Dimapur, Oct 9 (NPN): The Chetheba Town Youth Organization will be organising the first Phek district open volleyball tournament at Chetheba town local ground on October 17. Vetazo Tetseo, president, Chokri Area Youth Sports Association (CTYO) will grace the opening ceremony as the chief guest. In a press release, Vesuta Medeo, CTYO president said the event is being organised with an aim to promote local
players and also to keep the players fit for the upcoming Chokri Area Sports Association meet. The winning team of the tournament will receive a cash prize of Rs.20,000, while the runners-up will pocket Rs.10,000. The best setter and best spiker will also be awarded. The entry fee has been fixed at Rs.2000 and last date is October 16. For more details, contact organising committee at 88370 96577 or 88370 52173.
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Olympics in 2014 in Nanjing in China. In the inaugural 2010 edition in Singapore, the nation fetched six silver and a couple of bronze medals. While Lalrinnunga made the nation proud, weightlifter Sneha Soren could not finish on the podium in the women’s 48kg category, signing off fifth. In swimming, Srihari Nataraj, who competed in the 100m backstroke final despite being a reserve, could only manage a sixth position. In other events, Archana Kamath and Manav Thakkar, India’s representatives in table tennis, won
Jeremy Lalrinnunga
a silver each in 10m rifle shooting while Thangjam Tababi Devi won India’s first medal in judo by finishing second in the 44kg category. India won just two medals -- a silver and a bronze -- in the last Youth
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their singles matches of the group stage. Kamath beat Malaysia’s Javen Choong 4-2 while Thakkar defeated Slovakia’s Aleksandra Vovk 4-1. It was a big win for India in hockey as the team thrashed Austria 9-1. Rising badminton sensation Lakshya Sen had it tough against Danylo Bosniuk in the first game before he regained his composure to beat the Ukrainian 23-21, 21-8. The country is being represented by 47 athletes at the ongoing Games, its biggest ever contingent.
MDFA Trophy 2018 kicks off
MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 9 (NPN): Mokokchung District Football Association (MDFA) Trophy got underway Tuesday at the Imkongmeren Sports Complex, Complex with 17 teams vying for the championship. The first match of the tournament was played between Kumlong Footbal Association and OCYU which ended in a 1 – 1 draw. After an uneventful first half, Moazulu gave the lead to OCYU with a clinical strike in the 47th minute of play. However, in the 59th minute, Imnatoshi found the equaliser for Kumlong FC. In the dying minutes of the play, Moasanen of OCYU was cautioned with
a yellow card. Earlier, advisor of Youth Resource & Sports, Er. Zale Neikha termed Ao tribe as humble pioneers of
3RD DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved
Lt. ZUBENO TUNGOE
10TH OCTOBER 2015 Three years have passed since the Lord took you home, yet every single day you are fondly remembered and your good deeds are always cherished. Loving family members.
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LATE MISS ACHUMLO NGULLIE Even though you are no more with us in this world in physical form, your memory will always remain intact in our hearts. You were a great person and people like you leave an indelible mark on your passage through this world.
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BORN: 01.01.1971
We miss you every single day. Born on : 25/09/1999 Died on : 10/10/2017
Peren inter-ward football tourney
We the family members of Lt. SHILUKABA JAMIR, Tatar (Ungma village) express our sincere thanks and gratitude to all the churches, Kosasanger Putu Menden Ungma, Doctors and nurses of Apollo Hospital Guwahati, Ao Union Guwahati and all the sympathisers from far and near who rendered your physical, spiritual and financial support towards us at the sudden demise of Shri SHILUKABA JAMIR, Tatar on 29th September 2018. May our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, sons & family members. MKC-213
The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away.
Job 1:21
Born on 23 April 1954 Died on 6th Oct. 2018 rd
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12/01/1983 – 10/10/2017 And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His Purpose
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Through this column, we the bereaved family of Late Dzüzieneiü Kikon, express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to every individual, families, churches, organizations, friends, doctors, nurses and staff of Zion and CIHSR hospitals and everyone who stood by us physically, financially, materially and with unceasing prayer support during her prolonged illness till her last sojourn on 6th Oct. 2018. We deeply regret our inability to thank everyone individually but it's our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.
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Dimapur, Oct 9 (NPN): The 13th inter-ward football tournament, organized by Peren Town Youth Organization (PTYO), got underway Tuesday at Peren town local ground. The opening ceremony was graced by Keyirangding Hegui, Project Director (PD), DRDA Phek as the chief guest. Speaking at the opening ceremony, Hegui urged the players to be disciplined and have self control. He also called upon the gathering to strive forward with a progressing mind-set for a better Peren. Earlier, invocation was offered by Peren Town Baptist Church pastor Haiku Nza and welcome address was delivered by PTYO president Nduzeu Herie. Yipunchule Ndang presented a special song and Hiaroyi Insing administered oath to the player.
Nagas. He also paid special tribute to late Dr. T Ao for his accomplishments and wished that many more Naga youths would excel.
Born on : 25/12/1972 – Died on : 07/10/2018
We the bereaved family of Lt. Mrs. Hana Achumi would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to each and every soul that stood by us financially, physically and spiritually during our beloved mother's short stay on this earth. DP-7524
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Born : 1943, Died : 04/10/2018 We the family members and relatives of Late I. Xutoli Achumi, Sumi Settsu Village sincerely express our gratitude to each and every individual, churches, organisations and villagers who stood by us at the time of deep sorrow and pain. Words are inadequate to express our gratitude, however, we would like to convey our special thanks to : 1. Shri. K. Kajeto Kinimi, Hon'ble Minister, Skill Development, Labour and CAWD. 2. Sumi Settsu Union, Dimapur. 3. S.B.A.K. Aizuto Staff. 4. Sumi Settsu Village Elders. 5. Friends, In-laws and neighbours of Chekiye Village. 6. Diphupar Sumi Baptist Church. Loving Family Members & Relatives DP-7510
LATE A. Z. JAMI
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– Psalm 23:4
Words cannot express our profound gratitude to all those who have contributed and helped us during the prolonged illness and sudden demise of our beloved father Late A. Z. Jami (Lt. Gen. Rtd. - NNC) former Senior Kilonser, NSCN – IM. We hold deep in our hearts, your kind love and gestures in prayers, physical, moral and financial support. We will not be able to give anything in return but sincerely pray for abundant blessings from the Almighty God. Our heartfelt appreciation goes to the Christian Revival Churches (CRCs) and all the members, Church leaders, Public leaders, NGOs, Naga National Workers, friends, co-workers, acquaintances, well-wishers, Doctors, Nurses & Staff of Zion Hospital and all individuals. We are unable to mention the names individually due to paucity of space yet we will remain indebted to your kind deeds in the days to come. Loving wife, children, grandchildren, sons & daughters in-law & relatives
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Lt. Er. Dikhrolo Mero Who went home to be with the Lord on 10th October 2017
He took his place in life and played his role with kindness, love and courage till the very end. There isn't a day when we do not think about him; every second of his loss is deeply felt. The gulf of his absence is only bridged by the many stories where he lives, always told and retold, building on his legacy. He may have passed on, but we carry on with his blessings, grateful to God every day for having the pleasure of knowing him. "To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die" "For we believe that Jesus died and rose again, and so we believe that God will bring with Jesus those who have fallen asleep in Him." 1 Thessalonians 4:14 DP-7501
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With heartfelt gratitude, we the bereaved family members o f L a te Ta l iya n g e r Pongen (LONGJANG) thank you sincerely for your kind expressions of sympathy of great comfort conveyed to us in many ways during the sorrow and demise of our late father, husband. We wish to warmly thank you for your comforting words, kind thoughts and deeply appreciate your kind deeds. Loving and kind in all your ways, what a beautiful memory you left behind. Until we meet again your light shall shine forever. Forever loved Family members & relatives.
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(22.10.1938 – 06.10.2018) “Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me”
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NSF MARTYRS’ MEMORIAL TROPHY
KYO, Senapati FC qualify for pre-qtrs
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Kohima, Oct 9 (NPN): Khuzama Youth Organisation (KYO) and Senapati FC have reached the 19th NSF Martyrs Memorial Trophy pre-quarter finals on Tuesday. Khuzama Youth Organisation (KYO) beat Young Kickers FC 6-2. Kezhose Khizho scored five goals for KYO. He scored the first and second goal through headers in the
11th & 39th minute while the third goal was netted during the first half injury time. He also scored the fourth and sixth goals in the 51st and 79th minute of the play while Vilhouvoto Sale scored the 5th goal in the 74th minute. Meanwhile, the two goals for Young Kickers FC were scored by Zavete Doulo and Shovelo Doulo in the 23rd and 80th minutes respectively.
Avito Thaprü of KYO was yellow carded for foul play. In the second match, Senapati FC defeated Modern College FC 2-0 to qualify for the round-16. Imda opened the account for Senapati FC in the 26th minute while the second goal came in the 67th minute from the boot of Sülounü. Koveo of Senapati FC and Kricho Kayina, Ngaopulo of Modern Col-
lege FC cautioned for unsporting behavior. Senapati FC will clash with Khuzama Youth Organisation in pre-quarter final on October 13 at 2pm. Today’s matches 1st match: 12:00 noon Rising star Vs Monsang SU 2nd match: 2:00 pm Tiema-Khe Kidima Vs Tribal Brothers
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