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Vol XXVII No. 308

DIMAPUR, friday, october 13, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

Working on plan to rebuild capacity of banking sector: FM

India lose 0-4 to Ghana; out of U-17 WC

Myanmar ambassador denies genocide against Rohingyas

business, Page 8

sports, Page 12

international, Page 9

Over 300 pvt schools observe ‘black day’

Coordinated effort needed to tackle illegal immigrant issue, says Patton

Y. Patton speaking at the inaugural of CP’s office complex. (NP) Staff Reporter

Teaching, non-teaching staff, principals and owners of private schools wearning black ribbons, also seen with banner and black flag to register their protest against government’s interference on day to day affairs of the school management.

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): Over 300 private schools in Nagaland, under the banner of All Nagaland Private Schools’ Association, (ANPSA) Central, joined the rest of the country in observing the ‘Black Day’ on Thursday The protest was spearheaded by the National Independent Schools’ Alliance (NISA), against increasing government’s intervention in day to day

school management. NISA’s president Kulbhushan Sharma had said-- “There is a conspiracy going on against private unaided schools. Rules are being framed to discriminate various types of schools on the basis of affiliation, status and infrastructure.” According to ANPSA Central member and chairman of Livingstone Foundation Higher Secondary School, Andrew Ahoto said almost all the private schools in Nagaland ob-

Himachal to vote on Nov 9, no dates for Gujarat polls yet

Aarushi murder: Talwars to walk Court defers hearingon NPF Whip issue free four years after conviction

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI, OCT 12 (IANS): Himachal Pradesh will go to polls on a single day on November 9 to elect a new assembly, the Election Commission announced on Thursday without finalising a schedule for Gujarat, drawing sharp criticism from the Congress which accused the Centre of putting pressure on the poll panel. The result from Congress-ruled Himachal Pradesh will be known on December 18. Reporters plied the Chief Election Commissioner with questions about why election dates for Gujarat were not announced on Thursday. Was it devised to give some more time to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to announce or lay foundation for more development projects in his home state before the Model Code of Conduct comes into effect, mediapersons asked. However, Chief Election Commissioner A.K. Joti said the Prime Minister’s scheduled rallies in Gujarat was not a factor and cited technical and other reasons for conducting the Himachal elections in mid-November and deferring the Gujarat polls for some time.

This is it!

“I spent more than Rs.800 for a recharge. Next time use SMS when commenting on GST” K Y M C

served the ‘black day’ by wearing black ribbons, hanging black flags at school gates and school buses. In a press note, ANPSA president Bithungo Kikon and general secretary Nini Sekhose informed that the association had sent a representation to the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi. ANPSA stated that private schools being the back bone of the nation, their survival were being endangered through vari-

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ous conflicting policies detrimental to their well being. “The autonomy of private schools is constantly under threat. One of the main problems with lack of autonomy is lack of motivation, restricted scope for innovation and limited scope for Teachers and Principals to perform at optimum levels. Autonomy of private unaided schools should be protected and enhanced,” it added. The association main-

Tanveer Ahmed Mir, lawyer for the couple, said they were able to prove that the CBI case had no basis or legs to stand on. “Once the basis of the prosecution was knocked out because it was unbelievable, then there was no motive. There was no sterling witness.” Aditya Wadhwa, another defence lawyer, said just because there was no other person present in the room, where Aarushi was found dead, it was unjustified to blame the parents for the murder. He said both the judges found the charges against them baseless and there was no strength in the allegations of the CBI. Dhruv Gupta, another counsel for the accused parents, said there was no eyewitness and in a case which depended on circumstantial evidence “the law of the land is that the benefit of doubt goes to the accused”. “Also when is an alternative hypothesis (of some other killer), the benefit of doubt again goes to the accused.” (Full report on p-5)

tained that despite 75% of students were in private schools, the schools do not have a role to play in formulating Education Policies. It is the government who gets to play the role of regulator, financer and provider of education all at the same time, ANPSA added. Since there are challenges to this system, ANPSA opined that private schools should be included in Education Policy formation in the States.

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): Nagaland Home minister, Y. Patton expressed serious concern over the influx of illegal immigrants to Nagaland, particularly Dimapur district and stressed on the need to have coordinated efforts from all responsible organizations in order to tackle the issue. Patton said this after inaugurating the new office building of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur at old SP’s Office here on Thursday. Patton also pointed out that the influx of illegal immigrants from Bangladesh were responsible for most of the crimes taking place in the state.

“The illegal immigrants come to our state and create problems and we get the blame”, he added. In this regard, the minister called upon the GBs and village councils to indentify and verify new faces in their respective colonies and report to the police and administration, in the event they fail to produce valid documents. Dimapur being the gateway to Nagaland, the home minister said that if law and order situation in the district was paralyzed, then the whole of Nagaland would be directly or indirectly affected. He therefore, urged upon the uniformed personnel to shoulder the multitask responsibilities with dedication and sincerity so

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): The petitioned filed by NPF president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima bench, against 37 NPF legislators, including the Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) Speaker on the issue of its MLAs defying the party’s chief whip during the July 21 floor test was heard on Thursday. However, the hearing was deferred to October 25 next. Meanwhile, NPF media & press bureau (M&PB) in a statement said that the deferment of the hearing on the Whip issue by the High Court “should not be construed as anything negative or positive for either of the parties, since the judge before whom the matter came up for hearing had recused himself from taking up the case on the ground that two of the respondents to the case were his kith and kin.” M&PB reminded that it is the president of a political party, or someone authorized

by the president, who appoints the Chief Whip of that political party so as to keep its legislators within the parameters of the party’s principles and ideologies, especially when it comes to voting in either the parliament or the legislative assembly. “And anyone who deviates from this universal truth and practice would be doing so at his own peril, like what TR Zeliang and group are doing, since their delinquent behavior or action cannot stand scrutiny of the law,” it said. Stating that the case before the court of law was very simple, M&PB asked whether it was the political party or the legislature wing which appoints the Chief Whip for the party? It said that the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution does not have even a whiff of mention that the legislature wing appoints the Chief Whip of the party. Rather M&PB said it has been abundantly clear that it was the political party which appoints the Chief Whip so

as to enable it to keep its flock together. M&PB said the idea behind amendment of the Constitution was to prevent instances such as that of one legislator, Ram Lal of Haryana who had defected three times in a single day, giving rise to the phrase “Aya-Ram-Gaya-Ram”. Citing an instance, M&PB said a direct bearing to this argument was the fact that Mmhonlumo Kikon, the Chief Whip of the BJP in Nagaland was not appointed by Paiwang Konyak, the Leader of the BJP Legislature Party in Nagaland Legislative Assembly, through the direction of the National BJP general secretary, Ram Madhav. “This Whip Issue in the Court is hanging over the TR Zeliang-led government like the proverbial Damocles’ Sword, and sooner or later, the Law will catch up with the wrongdoers and rectify the gross injustices they have perpetrated,” M&PB said.

‘Colloquium on Road Connectivity’ a pol gimmick: Azo State govt urges deptts Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 12 (NPN): Launching a stinging attack on the state government, DAN chairman and leader of NPF legislature party, Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu, MLA, on Thursday alleged that the recently held ‘Colloquium on Road Connectivity’ was a political gimmick, saying it was simply to show as if state government had concern for the people. Speaking at the inaugural programme of Amphitheatre and Community Hall constructed under MGNREGA at Thiivopisii village, under Phek district Thursday, the MLA alleged that the present state government was the weakest government in the history of Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA). Azo maintained that this period would be recorded as the “most disturbing and darkest period” for the

Kuzholuzo Nienu

Nagas to remember. Asserting that the “unconstitutional government” should not to be complacent thinking that it was an opposition-less government, Azo said the NPF legislators, no matter how less the number may be, would fight for rights of the Naga people at any given opportune time. He said there were multiple problems in the state with no security to life, no roads, no bridges no developments, no salaries, no scholarships to students besides illegal immigrants issue, Pillai case, PDS scam,

fuel adulteration and the like. Claiming that CBI and NIA were behind the state government, Azo said all development activities in the state have come to a standstill. “If at all development comes, it will be in the next NPF government,” he said and appealed to the people to vote for the right NPF candidate if Nagas wanted development. Azo also called upon the villagers to cooperate and maintain cordial relationship with the government officers for all round development of the village. He lauded the efforts of Phek DRDA project director Razouvolie Dozo for carrying out massive developmental activities in the district through RD department. In his address, the deputy commissioner (DC) Phek, Kovi Meyase, said the amphitheatre could be used for multi-purpose and appreciated the construction

of such facility in the village. Kovi also urged upon the villagers to cooperate with the government to access more developmental packages. DRDA Phek project director, Razouvolie Dozo, said that Amphitheatre was constructed under MGNREGA and thanked the MLA for contributing Rs. 7 lakh in support of the project. Further, he called upon the villagers to ensure successful implementation of any project that comes on the way. Also, speaking at the programme, BDO (Sekruzu) Japra Swuro highlighted various schemes under RD department and urged upon the villagers to use the fund in proper way. Earlier, report on the construction of amphitheatre was given by VDB secretary Vezoto Tetseo. The function was chaired by Thiivopisii village council chairman Veswunyi P. Tetseo.

to use electronic media

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): State government has urged all the government departments and their employees to use e-mail, internet, departmental websites, and other means of electronic media while conducting business within the government and with the general public. According to an official bulletin, the department information technology & communication (IT&C), with a view to facilitate better coordination and communication among various government departments and deliver services efficiently in electronic form in the state, had set up all the basic core IT infrastructures. The state government noted that the trend in the country was also in the direction of gradually shifting the functioning government offices to paperless environment.

Therefore, all administrative heads of departments (AHoDs) and heads of department (HoDs) have been requested to create facebook and twitter accounts of their departments to disseminate information on developmental activities. Further, all the departments have been requested to keep their websites updated with the latest developmental activities. The department could also nominate a nodal officer for managing social media presence. The details of facebook and twitter account created could be communicated to dit-ngl@nic.in on or before October 17, 2017 for compilation. Framework and guidelines for use of social media for government organisations can be obtained from the Department of IT&C, Government of Nagaland.

that peace and tranquillity was maintained in Dimapur. On the occasion, Patton also lauded the contractor, engineers and technical staff for completing the work much before the stipulated time. The building which was supposed to be completed within three years was completed in one year and seven months period. He expressed hope that the new building would create positive impact in the functioning and also provide good working environment to the Police Commissionerate. Maintaining that timely completion of work projects would enable the government focus more on other developmental activities, Patton therefore urged other contractors also to execute the allotted projects within the stipulated time instead of waiting for price escalation. Patton further reminded the police personnel of their role and responsibilities and urged them to ensure that the sense of security and well-being was instilled among citizens. (Cont’d on p-7)

TR Zeliang mourns Menon’s demise

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, TR Zeliang, has expressed shock over the demise of Raghu Menon, retired IAS of Nagaland Cadre, and said that his immense contribution to the state in various capacities would never be forgotten by the Naga people. In a condolence message to Mrs. Rashmi Menon, the chief minister said Raghu Menon had been his personal friend for many years. Zeliang also said that late Menon, being in the government of Nagaland, always worked in the interest of Nagaland. Zeliang, on behalf of the government of Nagaland, conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed to the Almighty for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.

Disturbances in Mkg BSNL network

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): BSNL Mokokchung has informed that there were disturbances in BSNL network as optical fiber cable was frequently damaged by road construction party in the Mokokchung-ChangkiMariani route. In a press note, BSNL Mokokchung divisional engineer, S Dhanbir Singh, has requested all the BSNL customers to bear the inconvenience caused till a permanent arrangement was made for a smooth service.

Power shut down

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): Power Department has informed the consumers of Burma camp powerhouse sub-station that there would be power shut down on October 13, 2017 from 6am to 6pm. In a press release, Dimapur electrical division executive engineer Imsenkaba said power shut down was being necessitated as the damaged 10MVA power transformer, which has been repaired, would require to be charged. The department has requested all the responsible consumers to understand the situation and bear with inconveniences. K Y M C

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Er. Picto graces ATKK conference

Er. Picto Shohe addressing gathering at Daniel village on Thursday.

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary for Justice & Law, Er. Picto Shohe graced the 9th general conference of Aqahuto Tokukujo Kukami Kuqhakulu (ATKK- Aqahuto Area GBs Union) at Daniel village on Thursday. In his speech, he called upon Kukamis (GBs) of Aqahuto area under Di-

mapur district to be true to their titles and execute responsibilities sincerely and faithfully. Er. Picto also informed the GBs that besides their social responsibilities they have to be faithful fathers at home from where positive change should start. Quoting a phrase, “A faithful father makes a good

family”, the parliamentary secretary said once they first become faithful and sincere fathers at home, their social responsibilities could also be shouldered similarly. Er. Picto, who is also an Akukau (GB) of Shikavi village in Aqahuto area pointed out the absence of a specific headquarter for the area owing to which many developmental works was not reaching them. In this regard, he called upon all sections of the society in the area to be united and work towards achieving a common goal. Speaker for the programme, Dr. L.K. Achumi, retired District & Sessions Judge, Dimapur stressed on the need to take decisions based on collective wisdom for the betterment of society. He encouraged the GBs to be well versed with the Sumi traditions, culture and customary laws. Former minister, Kihoto Hollohon and ex-MLA Azheto Zhimomi also addressed the gathering.

Total knee replacement camp to be conducted in Kohima DIMAPUR: A meeting between the visiting doctors from Maharashtra and doctors of Nagaland was held at the initiative of the Governor of Nagaland, P.B. Acharya at Raj Bhavan, Kohima on October 7. According to DIPR report, the visiting team of doctors included Dr. Ashok Kukade, surgeon, Trustee Vivekanand Medical Foundation Latur, Maharashtra, Dr. Jyotsna Kukade, chief gynaecologist, Vivekanand Medical Foundation, Latur, Dr. Kantilal Sancheti, international fame orthopaedic surgeon and chief of Sancheti Institute of Ortho & Rehabilitation in Pune, Dr. Vijay Karnik, a leading pathologist in Pune and Dr. KundKarnik, paediatric practitioner. Doctors from Maharashtra offered to organize a total knee replacement camp in Kohima, in collaboration with the Indian National Fellowship Centre (INFC), Mumbai, Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation, Kohima and Nagaland Hospital Author-

ity Kohima (NHAK) soon. Dr. Kantilal Sancheti, world renowned orthopedic surgeon, offered to provide free knee prosthesis/implants during this camp. It was also highlighted that such a camp would be the first of its kind in Nagaland, and would be of immense benefit to the people. Dr. Vijay Karnik, with his past experience in conducting over 500 cervical cancer-screening camps, also volunteered to organize similar camps in Nagaland. Dr. Ashok Kukade suggested starting a tertiary cancer care centre in Nagaland, and also offered to help in providing free radiotherapy treatment to poor cancer patients from Nagaland at Vivekanand Medical Foundation Latur, Maharashtra. The doctors later visited the operation theatre in NHAK, and suggested to make provisions to convert one OT into a laminar flow for the total knee replacement camp. The dates for the camps would be announced once all possible arrangements have been made.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, october 13, 2017

W’shop on next generation women leadership building DIMAPUR: An interactive workshop on “next generation of women leadership building” was jointly organized by Women in Governance (WinG) and Naga Indigenous Women Network (NIWN) on October 10 at Youth Action for Rural Development ( YARD). Session on concept of leadership, understanding various forms of leaderships, indigenous concepts, rights, identity and women leadership were deliberated and discussed. Pa r t i c i p a n t s a l s o shared their personal stories, understanding, image and visualization of a leader and leaderships in local and global context. In the workshop opportunity and challenges of leaders and leadership in Naga society were deliberated. Participants also got insights into who and what constituted a leader and leadership in a community or a larger society.

State level monitoring IASAN condoles Raghu Menon’s demise IAS Association of Nagaland (IASAN) expressed cell for GST constituted DIMAPUR: its profound grief and sorrow on the untimely demise of late

Members of Kohima Press Club (KPC) currently on a tour to Itanagar, the capital of Arunachal Pradesh, made a courtesy visit to the IPR office on October 5. Seen in the photograph are KPC members led by president, Xavier Rutsa along with AP IPR director Obang Tayeng and his subordinate officers.

CSC Medziphema conducts college tour on ‘Ishan Uday’

DIMAPUR: On learning that students of Nagaland were not aware of “Ishan Uday”, a monthly scholarship that government of India has been giving to 10,000 students of NE region from 2014-15, common service centre (CSC) Medziphema visited colleges in Dimapur and informed them of this scholarship. The tour started on October 12 and would continue till October 31. CSC Medziphema visited public college of commerce and got students enrolled for the scheme. A press note by VLE, common service centre Medziphema John Bendang stated that the scheme would be only for 1st

year under graduate students, where selected students are paid a sum of Rs.5,400 every month for general degree courses and Rs 7,800/ P/M for technical degree courses including para medical. CSC Medziphema also stated that students could apply for the scholarship at their own college, affidavits worth Rs. 50 and Rs. 10 with printed format of parents’ declaration and parents’ income certificate, while CSC would get it signed by a qualified magistrate. Any 1st year under graduate student from North East region of India can apply for this scheme at https://scholarships.gov.in or mail request to cscmedz@gmail.com.

DIMAPUR: Finance department in a notification stated that in order to monitor the implementation of the GST in the state, a state level monitoring cell has been constituted with: chief secretary as chairman, commissioner of state taxes as member secretary along with additional chief secretary & finance commissioner, principal accountant general (A&E), commissioner GST, commissioner and secretary IT&C, secretary justice and law, principal director treasuries and accounts, director information and public relations, officer on special duty (finance) as members. The state level monitoring cell shall meet monthly or as decided by the chairman.

CGOA condoles demise of late Mero

DIMAPUR: Chakhesang Gazette Officers’ Association (CGOA) has expressed grief over the sudden demise of late engineer Dikhrolo Mero. The association stated that Mero served CGOA as president and executive member and that, “he was a kindhearted and humble officer whose concern for the social welfare of the downtrodden led him to be associated with various social organisations”. The association further stated that his demise was a loss to the Chakhesang community in particular and Nagas in general and that, they prayed for the Almighty to grant strength and solace to the bereaved family.

Raghu Menon, a 1974 batch officer of Nagaland cadre. In a condolence note by president IAS Association Nagaland, Sentiyanger stated that, late Raghu Menon was a much respected and brilliant member of the service and his demise had left a big void. IASAN also stated that late Menon had contributed immensely in various capacities, both in the state as well as Government of India and was much admired, loved and appreciated by all. IASAN conveyed its deepest condolence to the bereaved family and peace for the departed soul. Various IAS officers have also paid rich tributes to late Raghu Menon and has conveyed condolences to Rashmi, Aparna, Bhavna and family members: former election commissioner S. Y Quraishi (Retd) stated that he was extremely sad, as he had worked with late Menon in the 80s and that the departed soul rest in peace; former secretary to GoI Naved Masoof (retd) stated late Menon had been a neighbor for quite some time and was a good natured person and a fine human being; former chief secretary of Nagaland L. Colney (retd) expressed sadness; former secretary to GoI Anil Kumar (retd) expressed sadness and conveyed condolence to the bereaved family; K. M. Chaddha (retd) stated that “we have lost an excellent officer” who had been an example for many; former chief secretary of Nagaland A. M. Gokhale (retd) stated that, “we fondly remember our days together in Phek in late seventies”; former chief secretary of Nagaland Lalhuma (retd) stated that may God comfort “Rashmi and children in their hour of grief and strengthen them in the trying times ahead without his presence”; former chief secretary of Nagaland Lalthara (retd) stated that late Menon was a very good officer and really good soul”; former chief secretary of Nagaland expressed that “Raghu was not just an exemplary officer - he was a very dear friend”; joint secretary Minority Affairs Jane Alam stated that she would never forget how he had helped and encouraged his younger cadre mates; joint secretary Corporate Affairs Amardeep S. Bhatia stated that late Menon may have gone but the affection, the big laugh and the disarming smile, the help and guidance he extended would always remain; V. N. Gaur (retd) expressed that “we will greatly miss a dear friend”; H. K. Khullu (retd) while conveying condolence to the bereaved family also stated that, “we will miss him but will cherish the fond memories of the times spent together”; home commissioner Abhishek Singh stated that late Raghu Menon was one of the finest officers that “I have ever worked under and have fond memories of the times spent together during 1999-2001in CM office, Kohima” and that “he was a brilliant officer and a through gentleman”.

Regular GTs forum formed DIMAPUR: Regular graduate teachers whose service had been regularized through document verification and suitability test held a meeting at town hall Dimapur on October 10. The A joint press note by RGTF convener Kekuolhouthie and secretar y, Temjenyapang stated that during the meeting, the Regular Graduate Teachers Forum (RGTF) was formed. House also unanimously decided to form RGTF and accordingly the existing steering committee for GT seniority list was redesignated as the office bearers of the forum. The house resolved that the district/sub-division without having an administrator were to select within a week and send the particulars to the central office positively. Forum would work and function under the umbrella of ANSTA. With regard to ongoing court case at principal bench, the house after long deliberation had decided to collect Rs.2000/- per head in which the district/sub division conveners have

requested to tie-up with the respective DDOs for collection and submit to the central office on or before November 5, along with list of the names of those who had paid. The house re-affirmed that defaulters would be considered as non-existent and consequently their names would not appear in the subsequent GT seniority list to be prepared by the forum under the supervision of ANSTA. Forum also acknowledged leaders and members of Dimapur based teachers for successful hosting of general meeting. The general meeting was attended by about one thousand GTs from the state. The forum is led by Kekuolhouthie, Sr. GT, GMS L. Khel as convener, Temjenyapang Sr.GT, RGHSS as secretary and Visato Koso Sr.GT & coordinator EBCR L.Khel as treasurer along with two senior GTs as the core members. All present district and sub-division administrators would be the convener of respective district and subdivision.

news in Brief New GHS New Market Kohima to be inaugurated: The newly constructed building of Government High School (GHS), New Market, Kohima, would be inaugurated on October 27, 10 am with Er. Kevisekho Kruse, retd chief engineer, PHED as chief guest, dedicatory prayer for new building by pastor UCRC Kohima, Zhabu Kuotsu. WHESYWF mass social work: Eokha Humtso Elumyo Senior Youth Welfare Forum (WHESYWF) has informed that mass social work would be conducted on October 14 along the Wokha-Humtso-Elumyo road. All bonafide members of the three villages have been informed to reach zero point (Wokha-Merapani junction) at 7 a.m. Wokha village and Wokha town Humtso-Elumyo members would start from Vankhosung gate towards Humtso and those coming from from Humtso-Elumyo would start work from their respective village gate and will come towards Wokha to meet other parties. Strict attendance would be maintained. MVC joint meeting: Medziphema Village Council (MVC) has convened joint meeting with all concerned individual who had purchased land adjacent to the river Khanakhuru i.e. between Medziphema town till Jharnapani on October 21, 10 a.m. at Medziphema village council hall. All concerned individual have been asked to attend the meeting in person or through representative. Any decisions adopted during the meeting would be taken as ex parte. ANGPTA Mokokchung district general meeting: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers Association (ANGPTA) Mokokchung district has convened a general meeting on October 14, 10 a.m at Mayangnokcha GHSS auditorium. All the primary teachers have been requested to attend the meeting. DPDB meeting Wokha: Vice chairman DPDB and deputy commissioner, Wokha, Wezope Kenye has informed all members that DPDB meeting would be held on October 17. All bonafide members have been informed to attend the meeting positively. DC reminded the departments of Power, PWD (R&B) Baghty and GHSS, Bhandari to come prepared for presentation of their activities without fail.

Zhaleo Rio calls on union MoS Hardeep S. Puri TYO resolves; issues advisory

Union minister Hardeep S.Puri and parliamentary secretary Zhaleo Rio. DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary of Municipal Affairs, Zhaleo Rio called on Hardeep S. Puri, and congratulated him on being appointed as the union minister of state independent charge for Housing and Urban Affairs at his office, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi on October 12. A press note by PRO Nagaland House, New Delhi, Kuolie Mere stated that Zhaleo apprised

on the ongoing projects/ scheme under JNNURM & UIDSSMT for 2013-2014, some of which have been fully/partially completed while, the contractors have not been paid as the ministry has stopped funding of the projects. Zhaleo also expressed serious concern on the project proposals under 10% lump-sum scheme, submitted to the ministry during 2013-14 & 2014-15 which

were being vetted and yet to be sanctioned in view of ministry’s apparent decision to do away with the existing 10% lump-sum programme, resulting in non-sanctioning of the project proposals for the last four years. He pointed that the projects were related to urban infrastructure development for providing basic needs like roads, sanitation related works amenities and others. He appealed

for extension of the 10% lump-sum scheme under North East Region including Sikkim to continue as duly assured by the departmental review meeting held in Nagaland in the month of June, 2017, between the ministry’s team and the state under the chairmanship of chief secretary, Nagaland. The Smart City 50:50 ratio pattern of funding was also discussed. He also apprised of the North East states chief ministers resolution for change of the funding pattern to 90:10 ratio, as majority of the states particularly Nagaland was resource crunch. Further the project to make Dimapur city a commercial hub for Nagaland and the North East States, which was sanctioned in 20132014, and was later dropped meanwhile asking the state to refund the sanctioned amount also came up in the discussion. Union minister was receptive to the problems addressed by the parliamentary secretary, and assured to take up the issues. The minister also expressed special concern for development of the North East Region states.

DIMAPUR: Tsieramia Youth Organization (TYO) has passed informed the general public about its resolutions on banning certain activities within its traditional jurisdiction. A press note by TYO president Neirukuolie Yhome and general secretary, Vitshu Vizo stated that during a meeting held on October 6, the TYO had reviewed issues pertaining to its jurisdiction for banning the following activities. TYO stated that government official and private vehicles were in the habit of driving at “over speed” on the new secretariat road for picnicking after office hour. TYO therefore resolved that the registration numbers of such vehicles would be noted and concerned vehicle owners shall be summoned through news papers to report to the Tsieramia Youth Organization office with effect from date of publication of this notice. TYO also resolved that ban on hunting, collecting of jungle fowls and burning of jungles within the traditional jurisdiction of Tsieramia Khel still stands, and any person(s) found indulging in these banned activities would be dealt severely as

per the standing laws and rules. TYO also resolved that timely checking would be carried out and appropriate action initiated against any regular picnickers, breaking of bottles which creates nuisance at secretariat area. TYO also resolved that shop owners are not to open their shop after 8 p.m and also not to sell any banned items in its area. It informed that any person(s) indulging in immoral activities, drunkenness or creating nuisance in anyway would be severely dealt with. TYO further informed that many hoarding owner firms/department/individuals have put up their boards without the consent of the Tsieramia community. It therefore informed all owners of all such standing hoardings and signboards to get it registered failing which, the hoardings and their structures shall be liable for removal by the organization itself and any complaint thereafter shall not be entertained at any cost. TYO also informed residents within the Tsieramia area to clean their surroundings and also requested to manage their waste properly and load it whenever the dustbin vehicles come for pick up.

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nagalandpost.com Poll Q.: Can standard of sports improve if sporting bodies and sports deptt prepare a blueprint? 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

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Q: Should bursting of fire

crackers be banned?

 Permanently  Temporarily  Can’t say

WEATHER FORECAST October 13

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Some sun, a couple of showers 31 25 Aizawl

A thunderstorm in the area

24 20

Guwahati A stray morning thunderstorm 31 23 Imphal

A touch of morning rain

27 20

Itanagar A thunderstorm in the area

28 21

Shillong Some sun, a t-storm in spots

23 18

A couple of thunderstorms

23 18

Dimapur Partly sunny with a t-storm

30 22

Kohima Mkg

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 25 18

Tuensang Cooler with a thunderstorm Wokha

Workshop on promotion of NE BPO promotion scheme

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A thunderstorm in spots

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Zunheboto Some sun with a thunderstorm 22 16

KOHIMA, OCT 12 (NPN): A workshop on North East BPO promotion scheme was jointly organized by the department of Information Technology & Communication of Nagaland in collaboration with Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) and Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology(MeitY), Thursday at the New IT&C directorate building. Joint secretary MeitY and director general NIELIT Rajiv Kumar in his keynote address deliberated on North East BPO promotion schemes which have specifically been developed with an aim to tap various talents. He said MeitY has keen interest on generating employment opportunities for local youths of Northeast as this part of the country had large number of youths who can fluently speak English.

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Kumar also asserted that it was high time that centre should utilize the available resources to the fullest so as to bring the North Eastern states at par with the rest of the states in the country. He acknowledged the tremendous leadership, efforts and skills put in by the department of IT&C Nagaland which has highlighted an output in better terms than the other North Eastern states. Kumar expressed his desire to talk with business investors on BPO to invest in North East and Nagaland in particular at a workshop which is to be held at Kolkata and in other platforms where ever possible. In his brief presentation on North East BPO promotion scheme (NEBPS) joint director, MeitY, Rajeshwar Singh Jenwar elaborated on bidding process under the new scheme and mentioned that bidding process for setting up of new BPO/

ITES industry was going on and could be accessed from the website www.eprocurement .gov.in. Under this NEPBS scheme he said centre would provide funding upto an amount of Rs. 1 lakhs per employment generated. He also congratulated the Nagaland BPO chapter for being a part of this scheme initiative under Digital India.A presentation on the ongoing BPO scheme was highlighted by CEO Ravi Sathi and Megsuozhu Belho BPO project manager M/s Infinity Informatic Pvt Ltd. It can be mentioned that the present BPO was implemented by M/s Infinity Informatic Pvt Ltd in consortium with directorate of Information Technology & Communication, Nagaland, supported by Software Technology Parks of India (STPI). Welcome address was delivered by director IT&C Nagaland Tongtiliba Longkumer.

Computerized electricity billing launched in Phek DIMAPUR: Power department Phek has successfully launched the computerized billing of electricity under Phek sub-division on October 10, in presence of executive engineer, SubDivisional Officer (SDO Electrical) Phek, technical staff, TCS team and other well wishers from Phek town. Er Hekaito Assumi, SDO (Elect) Phek said that the computerized billing would enhance the accuracy of the bill, prompt generation of bill and also augment the revenue collection thus improving the transparency, accountability and credibility of the department. He said the computerized system would significantly benefit the consumers and promote effective service delivery and facilitate judicious and timely payment of bills. Er. Hekaito Assumi reminded the consumers to cooperate with the department and avail the facility. Consumers can also choose for online payment of bills by logging on the department website www. dopn.gov.in. Fo r a n y q u e r i e s, the consumers can visit the office during office hours.

Medical check-up camp for disabled students concludes in Mokokchung

ADC Mokokchung, Sachen Jaiswal (Centre) with members of MDLSA. (NP)

Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 11 (NPN): The 4-day medical check-up camp for disabled students in collaboration with Imkongliba Memorial District Hospital (IMDH), organised by Mokokchung District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) which started on October 9 at the hospital (IMDH) premise, concluded, Thursday, with a visit from the ADC Mokokchung, Sachen Jaiswal to assess the result of the free

medical camp. Although, the free medical which camp kickstarted with 82 student patients were identified and registered for treatment, during their school visitations of the district, 8 new entrants were also entertained to undergo for various ailments. According to MDLSA panel lawyer, Maongla stated that most of the student patients treated were categorised under mental, eyesight, ortho, ENT and cardio. ADC Sachen Jaiswal

made an observation tour of the patients being treated and shared his satisfaction with the dedicated members of MDLSA for their humanistic endeavour. He also remarked that legal profession venturing into the society health sector was remarkable. He also requested the members of MDLSA to enquire and highlight the benefits & schemes (if available, as accorded by the government) to students so that the ignorant and deprived students could avail to excel.

DABA to host 48th national convention of IEM

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo (DABA) would be hosting the 48th national convention of the Indian Evangelical Mission (IEM) from October 19 to 22 under the theme, “fullness in Christ”, wherein a total of 900 delegates (700 from outside Nagaland, 100 from NBCC affiliated associations and 100 from Nagaland IEM supporters) are expected to attend the convention. In a press note by pastor DABA, Rev. Dr. N. Tzüdir informed that, general secretary NBCC, Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho; general secretary IEM, Rev. Dr. Raja Singh Elias; and HoD Church Ministries, IEM, Bro. Jenny Christopher would be speaking at the convention with OMF International director East Asia South, Rev. Dr. Sydney Henry leading the Bible study. Director NMM, Rev. Andrew Semp and secretary NEI, EFI, Rev. Halli Likha Ama would also lead the congregation in devotion. Disciple Bible College,

Khuda Baptist Church, DABA Youth Choir, Dimapur Lotha Baptist Church and DABA Duncan Choir would be sitting their choirs at the Convention. Medziphema Town Ao Baptist Church, Kuki Baptist Church Nagarjan, Mountain Music Academy Choir, Sangtam Baptist Church Dimapur, Khiamniugan Baptist Church Dimapur and Dimapur Phom Baptist Church Choir would also be presenting special numbers where Disciple Bible College and Eastern Bible College would be presenting the opening and closing ceremonies respectively. The convention would also feature cultural programme on October 21, 2 p.m. which would be presented by Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church, Chang Baptist Church Dimapur, Doimukh, Arunachal Pradesh, Chakhesang Baptist Church Dimapur, Rengma Baptist Church Padumpukhuri and many more.

DNYO set to celebrate its 50th golden jubilee

DoSE notifies untrained physical instructors

Management and staff of St. Joseph Hr. Sec. School (SJHSS) Chumukedima joined the nationwide protest launched by National Independent Schools’ Alliance (NISA) on October 12 wearing black ribbon to protest against the government for intervention of unaided private schools administration and management.

Rev. Inache Memorial Mission School, Thahekhu carried out plantation drive at Thahekhu village on October 12.

DNYO members, golden jubilee planning committee along with Diphupar chairman at the press conference. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): Briefing media persons about Diphupar Naga Youth Organization (DNYO) in preparation for its golden jubilee, Thursday, at the press conference in the Diphupar village council hall, golden jubilee planning committee convenor, Dr. T. Lima Jamir cited that the celebration was going to be one of the most important and memorable event for the village. In this, he informed that the planning committee was all set and prepared for K Y M C

the two-day 50th year of its existence which would be held on October 20 and 21 under the theme “reflect, celebrate and inspire” at Diphupar local ground, 4th mile, Dimapur in the presence of, MP Lok Sabha and former chief minister of Nagaland, Neiphui Rio as chief guest and MP Rajya Sabha KG Kenya as chief guest and commissioner of police, Dimapur Limasunep Jamir (IPS) as guest of honour respectively. Jamir also informed that in commemoration of golden jubilee a mass social work would be held

on October 14, within the jurisdiction of Diphupar village starting from 6 a.m. which would be followed by a short programme at Diphupar village council hall, Dimapur in the presence of Jacob Zhimomi, MLA as the chief host. In this regard all Diphuparians have been requested to cooperate. DNYO members and jubilee planning committee also highlighted about the important role played by DNYO in maintaining peaceful co-existence within the village and its uniqueness. Meanwhile, DNYO in

regard to the recent collapse of 4th mile bridge near Referral Hospital reminded the concerned department and agencies about the construction of Bailey bridge. Organization further assured to extend any kind of support and cooperation in regard to the maintenance of the village. The celebration programme would also highlight Diphuparian night with special presentation of one item each from every unit and guest artist Symphony Band, Dimapur. In this regard all neighbouring villages of Diphupar, DNYO former, present office bearers and pioneers have been invited to be part of the celebration. It may be mentioned that Diphupar comprise of 12 khels of around four thousand households, consisting of five thousand youths. The village is a mini cosmopolitan town where people with their distinct inherited traits nestle together in harmony. The village is administered under the village council wherein the DNYO is considered to be a vital organ of Diphupar village.

DIMAPUR: Directorate of School Education (DoSE) has notified all the untrained physical instructor, appointed on fixed pay under SSA, that there would be basic PET teachers introductory module on physical education for 12 days from November 1 to December 9 at Agri-expo side 4th mile Dimapur. The group-wise districts are: 1st batch from November 1 to 12 at Dimapur, Kohima, Kiphire and Zunheboto; 2nd batch from November 13 to 25 at Longleng, Mokokchung and Phek and 3rd batch from November 27 to December 9 at Mon, Peren, Tuensang and Wokha. The candidates are directed to submit xerox copy of latest extension order along with Rs.6000/- (Six thousand) as training fees at room no. 4 directorate of School Education during office hour on or before October 25.

Night bazaar at Chumukedima was inaugurated by EAC, Chumukedima Thejavizo Nakhro on October 12, organised by Business Association of Darogapathar village from October 12 to 14.

ADC Tseminyu, Theodore Yanthan, department officials, teachers and students of six schools with the certificates of appreciation awarded by ADC for active participation in Swachhata Pakwada programme in Tseminyu town at felicitation programme during Tseminyu SDPDB meeting on October 11.

Intensified Mission Indradhanush (IMI) sensitization meeting with the 13 colony sector GBs of Zunheboto town was held on October 12, wherein ADC Zunheboto Vekhoyi dwelled on the importance of the IMI activity. Zunheboto district has also launched IMI activity on October 9.

Youth parliament and quiz competition held at DBYC, Wka

DIMAPUR: District level youth parliament and quiz competition for Wokha district was held on October 12 at Don Bosco Youth Center (DBYC) Wokha, participated by four institutions, DBHSS Wokha, GHSS Wokha, BBC Wokha and GHSS Bhandari. A press note by DBHSS principal, Rev. Fr. Joseph T T stated that the competition began with welcome address by vice principal DBHSS, Fr. Jossy. District coordinator, Y. Thungben Kinghen highlighted the importance of conducting mock youth parliament.

Winners of the competition were first prize for the quiz secured by DBHSS team, first runners up were from BBC team followed by GHSS Bhandari. In mock youth parliament competition, first prize

was secured by Emiro Shitiri of DBHSS, second prize was secured by Mhabeni Ezung of DBHSS and third Hachithung of GHSS, while the prizes were handed over by principal DBHSS Wokha Rev. Fr. TT Joseph.

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Tension in Manipur villages over panchayat polls CRPF jawan shoots self to death in M’laya

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IMPHAL, Oct 12: Armed police personnel have been deployed at the border between two villages in Manipur’s Bishnupur district after Kwasiphai

villagers resorted to vandalism on Thursday. The villagers allegedly damaged the panchayat office and market-shed at Khoijuman village after their pradhan candidate lost the election.

Besides, damaging the panchayat office and market-shed, the villagers have also allegedly dug out the road and piled up debris to impose blockade against the villagers of Khoijuman following

which the tension brewed up. District administration has deployed armed police in the two villages as a preventive measure. Police have also cleared the road. Counting of votes for

the fifth general panchayat elections conducted on October 7 was going on at the headquarters of six valley districts, Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Kakching, Bishnupur and Jiribam since yesterday.

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Tura (Meghalaya), Oct 12: A Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) constable shot himself dead with his service weapon on Wednesday night, police said on Thursday.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION NAGALAND, KOHIMA

NO. ED/ACT/MONITORING-1/2013

T Chinza Kam, a constable of the paramilitary force shot himself with his service weapon inside the CRPF Company camp at Dapokgre area after completing his duty for the day, M.G.R. Kumar, the district police chief of West Garo

Hills said. Kam, who is from Manipur’s Churchandpur distruct was declared brought by the doctors at the hospital. “Prima facie it seems to be a case of suicide though we are looking at all angles to the case,” a CRPF official said.

Dated Kohima the 12th of Oct’ 2017

ORDER Whereas, the School Education Department had conducted GPS Survey of all Schools and physical verification as well as the documents verification of all the employees, both teaching and non-teaching, during the month of April 2017 as per the Notice issued vide No. ED/ACT/MONITORING-1/2013, dated the 3rd of April 2017. And whereas, some of the employees were found absent in their places of posting, during the Survey and verification, they were given opportunities to report to the Directorate of School Education from the 22 nd of April 2017 till the 7th of July vide orders of even No. and dated 19th May 2017, 26th May 2017 & 23rd June 2017,through local media and All India Radio. And whereas, many employees have failed to report during the aforesaid period, they were given final opportunity/chance to explain within 30 days’ time as to why their services should not be terminated through a Show Cause Notice No. ED/BMS/MISC-1/2017-18, dated the 8th of August 2017,which was published in all the local newspapers. And whereas, the 30 days’ time given to the employees to personally attend the Directorate of School Education and verify their documents had expired on the 7 th of September 2017. Now, therefore, as directed by the Government and conditions contained in the above-mentioned Show Cause Notice, the undersigned terminates the services of the following employees/staff under different establishments of the Department of School Education with immediate effect. Sd/SMITA SARANGI, IAS Principal Director. Posting Place GHS Sechü Zubza GHS Botsa GHS Botsa GHS Rusoma GHS Sendenyu GMS Jakhama A GMS Midland, Kohima GHSS Jotsoma GHS Chunlikha Directorate Directorate GPS Kohima Chandmari GPS Kohima Chandmari GPS Tsonsa EE (PWD) EDN Directorate SDEO, Kohima GPS Jotsoma Upper Directorate Posting Place GHS Khushiabill GHS Khushiabill GHS Thahekhu SDEO, Niuland DEO, Dimapur DEO, Dimapur GHS Akahuto GHS Burma Camp GHS Burma Camp GHS Lingrijan GHS Lingrijan GHS Sovima GHS Zuheshe GHSS Chumukedima GMS Diphupar Ao GMS Diphupar Tangkhul GMS Dobagaon GMS Kiyezu GMS Seithekiema Basa GMS Xukhuvi GMS Zukihe GPS Piphema New GPS Valley View SDEO, Dimapur GHS Lingrijan GMS Dhansiripar GMS S.Hetoi GMS Seithekiema A SDEO, Dimapur SDEO, Dimapur DEO, Dimapur DEO, Dimapur GHS Piphema DEO, Dimapur GHS Purana Bazar SDEO, Niuland DEO, Dimapur GHS Singrijan GMS Chakhesang Colony GMS Darogajan GMS Hezulho GMS Hokezhe GMS Hukai GMS Husto GMS Khaibung GMS Khehuto GMS Nitozu GMS S.Hetoi GMS Sahoi GMS Sakipheto (Pherima) GMS Sunito GMS Yehokhu GMS Zaka GPS Aoyim GPS Eralibill GPS Henito GPS Hozukhe GPS Khamkaria GPS Lukuto GPS R.Hovishe GPS Tohokhu GPS Vikuho GPS Zani SDEO, Niuland GMS Razaphe GPS Akito GMS Dhansiripar GMS Medziphema Kuki GMS Tsithrongse GPS Bade Upper Khel GPS Chekiye Aqasa GPS Ghotovi GPS Hevishe GPS Khitohe (Ghotoyi) GPS Shouba New (Loyir) GPS Tsiepama Basa GPS Vikuho GHSS Niuland SDEO, Dimapur SDEO, Dimapur GMS Sangtamtilla GPS Y. Zhimo Colony GMS Midland GPS Vikuho Posting Place GHS Sitimi Town GHS Amahator GHS Longya GHS Longya GHS Longya GHS Yangphi GMS Khongjiri GPS HUTANGER GPS LANGZANGER GHS Sitimi Town SDEO, Kiphire GPS Anatonger GMS Khongjiri GPS Xuvishe GHS Longya

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LONGLENG Posting Place EMP NAME F/H NAME Thejazevi GHS Yachem C. Pongnyei Chingmo GPS HDS Oushok Longleng SHYERHUNLETEP YONGTAU PHOM Zhavituo-u GPS Pongo'A' K.F. LIVENO Neisebeiu Metha GHSS Longleng Z.Akhumba Zukiumong Dziesevituo GMS Shetap B. HENAI BAUONG Ruguomenuo Khriesavilie Angami GPS Bhumnyu 'A' MOATEMSU RONGSENWATI Mezuseno Lalhou GHS B/Namsang K.P.Dutta H.P.Dutta Mhashesuno Mekro SCTE Lt.Vihosul Mekro GHS B/Namsang B.P Henvei Manshong Dzuvisenuo Kezhangulie Nokhro GMS Hukphang 'A' MOIAN AVENNOHO M. CHEILONG PHOM PHIROWO TATSO – O GMS Yongam E. ONGSHAU Vevolhu Nyekha Thepunuo GMS Yongshie K. ZYINGBENI TAOPOE k TAOPOE Achobeni Lotha To be obtained GPS Orangkong 'C' SHABA TAUPHEN Neikethozo Vilhoutuo SDEO, Longleng T. ALISABA TAUPEN Ruulezono Meyase Lhulieo GHS Yotan WATIMONGLA MAYANGCHUBA PAUL KATH INOCK KATH GMS Pupei, Longleng Y. PHANGLONG YANOM Nikato Swu Inakhe Swu GMS Station Longleng T. MOALA MANNGOI MUTSUHULU NYEKHA LUVUNI GMS Station Longleng S. PONGMEI SHAYEN Neilhukho Peseyie Zakiezotuonyu Peseyie GPS Bhumnyu 'A' THAUMONGLA TINGBA Dzuvilhukho Medoze Toulhubi Medoze GPS Nian 'B' SHUNGNYU MANPONG Kekhrievituo TO BE OBTAINED GPS Tamlu Town 'A' WATITEMSU TEMJEN DIMAPUR L. SHAHSHA LONGJEIH PHOM EMP NAME F/H NAME DESIGNATION GPS Yongyah 'A' IMONENLA YAONG HOKHETO ZUTOVI Carpentry Helper SDEO, Longleng GPS Hongnyu Y. TAUJEI PHOM YINGSHA PHOM PUKHATO YEHOZU Chowkidar GPS Pongo'B' KELIVINO NAKRO NAKRO IHOVI YETOVI Chowkidar MOKOKCHUNG Imliyamba Moa Driver Gr. ii Posting Place EMP NAME F/H NAME AVILI TOKIHO GT GHS Longchem Longerkaba Lt.Makenchiba GRACE ZHIMO LT. KISHETO GT GMS Longphayimsen MEYILEMLA Prof.A.JUNGSHI KASHETO ATOVI GT GPS Waromong Compound KIKATEMSU ODENSANGBA K. HOTOLI KHUMTSA GT SDEO, Mangkolemba Limasenla Imkongyanger JEKUTO KHEVITO GT SDEO, Mangkolemba Nangshikala Limayanger KHEKATO AHOVI GT GMS Anakiyimsen Sashikokla to be entered SENTIMONGLA LIPOK GT GPS Changtongya Yimsen Lanusunep Repakangzuk NONGZEN KEVI GT GPS Lakhuni BENDANGSENLA Lt.LANUTEKA BOVITO KIHO GHONITO KIHO GT GPS Longzung Temjenmeren Jamir Lt. Mar Jamir Asieu Zatsu Pekruzetuo Zatsu GT Changtongya Vill L.MEREN LEPDEN GT GMS Sangpangmen Changki Lanusunep Longriteka Livito TO BE ENTERED GT GPS Longjemdang Rongsenienla Tongpangkumba SDEO, Changtongya L. Asangla Ao Sakunenba KHEKHULI IHOZU GT EBRC Khensa Imosangla Noklentemjen Kughahuto Hevito GT GHS Alongtaki NENGSANGKOKBA TSUKJEMMEREN TOKISHE SEMA HOWOTOSEMA GT PEREN Tekhengu-ii GT Posting Place EMP NAME F/H NAME L Bhoka Chishi GT GHS Poilwa Digwamsappe Khate Zeliang Datui Zeliang MASIKOL NEICHEKETUO GT GHS Bongkolong KEHEIPEU MARTSHA AMENBA GT GHS Bongkolong Iketelung Kemau Gang SUOUTSUTHO VIYILHO GT GHS Nsong Temsujungla Tsungdensangba AHOKHE LT. ZHEHUTO GT GMS Khelma JIMMY ZONZOLIANA TAKOANGNEN GT(SSA) GMS OLD JALUKIE LOWER SUILUNGLIE LT.NAMPÜTLANG Aren Leden Alemtuba GT(SSA) GMS SAMZIURAM SEC 'A' BALUBO CHAHUTDANGBO YANRENTHUNG NGULLIE L. YANTSOW NGULLIE GT(SSA) GHS Ntu MIREUYI HERIE LT. PECHUI Hukai Medeo C. Medeo GT(SSA) GMS INBUNG JANGSIEH KHUPMINTHANG YINGLONG CHINGKONG Knitting Instructor GMS SAIJANG LALMINLUN SINGSIT HAOKAM SINGSIT AKAHO ISHIKHU LDA SDEO, Peren LALMINTHUNG HANGSING Lamchon Hangsing PANGER NUNGSANG REPJENKABA LDA GPS KIYEVI Toboto Aowomi Lt. Vitoyi Awomi Pelebeinuo Lt. A. Kevisu LHA GPS PEREN NAMDI KEHUTEILU ALEUNA NDANG YANGERSENLA PANGER Mali GPS Saijang (IRB) Kekhrusheyi Poshuhu Mughakato Lt. Hokheto Shohe Mali GPS DUNKI RAMYILE TERIANG DOIGWAMBE Wati Marwati Peon MON K. Hetoni Khaghovi PT Posting Place EMP NAME F/H NAME M. NYATHAI PHOM MANGKO PHOM PT SDEO, Mon P.Tentick Lt.Pongwang YEKALI SWU KIYETO PT GHSS Naginimora MANAU KONYAK CHINGSHEI KONYAK VIHOTO YEVITO PT GHS Angjangyang D.yongkup Konyak Lt. Donyei Abel.T Tohozhe PT Ilika Yeptho Hosheto PT GHS Chen Lizhu Konyak Hopa Konyak G Toli Ghotozu PT GMS Tanhai M.P. Mourya D. Mourya Kitoli K. Sema Kughai PT GMS S/Mokok Thusa Nano Koshi LUVETO H. SHOHE HEKIYE PT GMS Shiyong K. Kreneitoche Alovili Kiba S.Khehuto Kiba PT GMS Wakching Tongmeth Moina Kitoli Kughai PT GMS Yuching Kencikhinnio H. Khetoli Yepthomi K. Ahovi Jimomi PT GPS Guhching CH. Visti Avikali Tokishe PT GHSS Mon NGENENCHILA LANU AKUM LEMTUR G. LYDIA YEPTHO GHUTOSHE YEPTHO PT GHSS Mon Town D H. ANGNYEI LT. HAOMANG Kughato Sema Zutovi Sema PT GMS Angphang N. Aktar Hussain Akihito T. Kinimi Timothy Kinimi PT GMS Shangsa (Shangsha) M.K.Chaterjee S.Charterjee Kaito Sema N. Kahoto PT GMS Chingdang L.S.Nyangpong Y.Longmei AMONGLA TEMJEN PT GMS Choknyu Kawoto H.Awomi Hokuto Awomi Hotolu T.Sema PT GMS Totok Chingha P. Khanlang Phongong Vinoli PT GMS Totok Chingha Y. Vantan Yeanglong Inato G Bhotovi PT GMS Chingphoi Sharon Jakmeth MUGHAHO SWU SUKHAVI SWU PT GHSS Naginimora M. MANAI. K MANLEM Kiyeshe Sumi Kuhoto Sumi PT GHSS Aboi A. CHINGKAM KONYAK Away Konyak Khekato Hozheto PT GMS Phomching M. Topha Mitpai Khuvuto Lt. Hokikhe Awomi PT GMS Yongkhao K. ANDEN KHANGO TOVILI SUMI TOSHIHO PT GMS Chui Penwang Phoawang VITOLU ZUTOVI PT GMS Langmeang A Kapnyei Nokyei Avitoli Henito PT GMS Pongkong K.Shuyan Kaicha HOLIKA KHEVITO PT GPS Aboi 'A' E.Maria Eyong K. Kughatoli Ayeh Kakito Ayeh PT GPS Bumei Z. TONSHI BEYAU TIAKUMLA S. MEREN WALLING PT(SSA) GPS Chaoha Chinglen Thronlem Manlip NENGNEI CHONG LETMANG PT(SSA) GPS Longching Hq L. Pongya Konyak Leakpa Konyak GPS Neitong A.K.Bora LtC.H.Bora LANUCHUBA IMLINUKSHI PT(SSA) GPS Tekang VANHU HAOKIP KONYAK M. KAMNYEI KONYAK KEZEVITUO THAPRU LT- K- SEIHO THAPRU PT(SSA) GPS Wapnyu Shongwang Tokhat HONILI H HUSKHA PT(SSA) SDEO, Mon H.Wangshom Y.Hanyong Konyak Ghukato Katovi PT(SSA) GPS Changkhoang Pheangmay Konyak Pangteang Konyak Botovi H. Chishi Honito Chishi PT(SSA) GPS Chingkao Watok Limatula Senti Longkumer Avinlo Sumi L. Hevishe PT(SSA) GPS Chinglong 'A' T.Gohi Timphong ATILI YEZHEKHU PT(SSA) GPS Wakching A N. Samuel Konyak L.Nyangpong SARONTHUNG NGULLIE PT(SSA) SDEO, Aboi Y.Methna Yiangnyam AHUTO QHEHOVI PT(SSA) SDEO, Aboi Ngipton Noklem Kikarenla Bendang Mongba Typist Lothongbeni Merisao Mary N.TOHONI NIKHEVI SEMA UDA (District) EBRC Mon F.A. Tiga to be obtained KERULHOUNGU MENGULHO LIEZIETSU UDA (District) SDEO, Aboi GMS Shamnyu REKOWE ROTE KROSAL ROTE SENTIMENLA KIKUDEPTNGBA UGHT GPS Angphang A Sumima rai Bahadur Rai KITOHOLI SHOHE VIHOSHE SHOHE UGHT GPS Neitong Lemkholen Lt.Seipoo CHUBALA IMSONG ANUNG UGHT (CSS) GPS Tela Asibe Lt.Raidi ALAM TONGPANGLEPTEM UGHT (CSS) GPS Yannyu Dyiesevonuokire KIPHIRE SDEO, Aboi Vesuzolo Puro Vekhosa Puro EMP NAME F/H NAME DESIGNATION PHEK L. Mughali Kheoshe Carpentry Helper Posting Place EMP NAME F/H NAME ROZY SANGTAM TSAKI SANGTAM GT GHSS Meluri POSASIE ZEKHASO T. Hotovi Sangtam Tsaotsi GT GHS Chizami Wtate-u To Be Checked Vinnet Kumar Sadanand GT GHS Porba S.Lohe S.K.Paul Tsiola Toseo GT GHS Dzulhami Wekhrope Akami Joseph Akami Y. TOKUMLA JANGRU YONGLEM GT SDEO, Chozuba Besüto Nyekha To be Entered Lijula Yesumong GT(SSA) Asepa Tsipise GT(SSA) GHS Porba Nusalu TAZUHU M.Chongthen Meliana GT(SSA) GPS R. D.Block (kel), Kikruma Mutsitso Thuluo Yehunu Holila Setsathrong Peon GPS Thevopisü 'B' Khruvotalu to be enetered Haruthong Yamuli Peon GHS Thuvopisu Yojendra Pratap Singh venu pratap singh Thongti. S Simphu PT GMS Chetheba Besuvoyi Tetseo Puhucho Aziru John Shutolen PT(SSA) GPS Old Thewati DZUVILHOUKHO MEDOZE TOULHUBI MEDOZE Kaliho Vikugha PT(SSA) GPS Suthazu Nasa Vesalu Venetso M. Wadood M. Gonaur UGHT GPS Washelo MEDOPHRENUO Lt. Kesalie Rutsa F/H NAME Neilhou Vetsazo Phesao Rheituollie Metha

DESIGNATION Chowkidar GT GT GT GT GT(SSA) GT(SSA) Knitting Helper LDA Peon Peon PT PT PT Section Officer Sweeper UGHT UGHT (CSS) Chowkidar

WOKHA EMP NAME F/H NAME DESIGNATION RENDEMO ODYUO EKYIMO ODYUO Chowkidar N.YANBEMO EZUNG NRISAO GT Surhoni kithan Yanshumthung GT(SSA) AMONGO EZUNG AZAO EZUNG LDA N. Myamo Patton Npio PT Tumchobeni Nyimjamo PT Renchamo Humtsoe Yihamo PT Z.Tsenthunglo Ezung Zuchamo PT(SSA) T.Chanbemo Thungmomo PT(SSA) Benathung Humtsoe Thungbemo Humtsoe PT(SSA) SHUMBENTHUNG BICHAMO Typist Heito Sema Dokhehe Sumi UGHT TUENSANG Posting Place EMP NAME F/H NAME DESIGNATION GHS Chimonger Alongba Akhaba Drawing Teacher SDEO, Noklak Nyukha Phon Driver Gr. ii SDEO, Shamator Yolichim.Driver Aliba Driver Gr. ii DEO, Tuensang Chopongse Thsadongse GT GHS Hakusang T. Chubala Thimo GT GHS Panso T.Tangsoi Thanghiu GT GHS Thonoknyu Khuno Samson Khiamniungan Kiamo GT GHSS Thangjam Tsulela Thsachemse GT GHSS Thangjam Thsarola Rentikyu GT GHSS Tuensang Sanchu Chang S. Hanji GT DESIGNATION GHSS Tuensang Renben H. Sumi S.C. Hatoi Duccu GT Chowkidar GHSS Tuensang Likhumla Selikyu Sangtam GT GT GPS D.C Hill Tsg K. Donan Yimchunger Kejingkum GT GT GHS Chessore Leso Nusoh Wemhelo Nusoh GT GT GMS Alemdi Keruno Vakha Neinyuhu Vakha GT(SSA) GT GMS Sangsomong Thsidilong H.Chumhose GT(SSA) GT(SSA) GHS Kuthur Azelim Yanjikhung Peon PT GHS Sotokur Hanphuba Kumkiuba Peon PT GHS Hakusang C. Alep M. Ajong PT PT GMS Choklangan Chongliu Pashen PT GMS Longdang M.Temjensangba Chang B.Memba Chang PT PT(SSA) GMS Shamator 'A' R.Ajila Rejang PT PT(SSA) GMS Station 1 C. Mongkochullen Tochang PT Typist GMS Wongtsuwong I.Repamangyang Sangtam Imlijungba PT UGHT GMS Wongtsuwong Akhang Chang Lt.L. Hosaba PT UGHT GMS Wongtsuwong T.Yendinongbou Thungti Chang PT DESIGNATION GPS Nakshou N.Yanchu Ngaku PT Carpentry Helper GPS Nokyan ''B'' B.Khaiko Lam P.Bumo Lam PT GT GPS Pathso H.Peney James Hathop J PT GT GHS Tonglongsor K.Zungyimkiu Kiumakum PT GT GMS Old Mangakhi Bendangtoshi Sangtam R. Imlimanen Sangtam PT GT GPS Phoya Chungtor L. Imtichuba Lipongse Sangtam PT GT(SSA) GMS 3rd N.A.P. Sakshi Sepongsonla S.Mosa chang PT(SSA) Knitting Instructor GMS Kiutsukiur Tulsi Devi H B Chetri PT(SSA) PT GPS Chessore H/Q T. Thsaso Yim C. Tochi Yimchunger PT(SSA) PT GPS K. Khel Tuensang Village H.DOKHANGBA CHANG HOPONGCHU PT(SSA) PT GPS Pang Sangthing Khumo PT(SSA) PT GPS Rurur 'A' R.S.Atsala. Repamayang PT(SSA) PT(SSA) GHSS Noklak Sakurepba Litenkum UGHT PT(SSA) GPS D.C Hill Tsg R.Muthrong Yimchunger S.Royim UGHT PT(SSA) GPS D.C Hill Tsg K. Vilika V.Kihoto UGHT (CSS) UGHT (CSS) GPS Thongsonyu Kevikuobei Vibru C.Ngulie UGHT (CSS) Lisela T. Sangtam T.Thsakingse Sangtam UGHT (CSS) DESIGNATION GMS Phir-Ahir Village Avito Zhmo Tzukhu Zhimo UGHT (CSS) Carpentry Instructor GMS Yangli ZUNHEBOTO Chowkidar Posting Place EMP NAME F/H NAME DESIGNATION Chowkidar-CumSweeper GMS Tokiye LILY AKAHO Drawing Teacher Chowkidar-Cum- GHS Suruhuto B.K. SINGH B.P. SINGH GHT Sweeper GHS Apukito IKALI VIGHOZHE GT GHT GHS Asuto Kughato Lohovi GT GHT(CSS) GHS Lazami G. Ashena Sema Ghulu Sema GT GHT(CSS) GHS Suruhuto KAKIVI SEMA KHETOVI GT GHT(CSS) GHS VK Town ESTHER NIVITO SEMA GT GHT(CSS) GMS Aquba RUTH Z.V LUCAS GT GHT(CSS) GMS Tichipami TOLITO HEKISHE GT GT GPS Ajiqami AKATO NIHOZHE GT GT GPS Ajiqami BOKAVI.L.ZHIMOMI LHOVISHE GT GT GPS Lizuqa ATOLI HOTOI GT GT GPS Lotisami New AKALITO SEMA KIHETO GT GT GMS Philimi NIKATO SWU KIYETO SWU GT(SSA) GT(SSA) GMS Satakha Village LOVI ACHUMI S.HEKUTO GT(SSA) GT(SSA) GMS Sukhalu ANGUVIKA YEPTHOMI INAKHE SEMA GT(SSA) GT(SSA) GMS Thokihi KIVI.K KHEKAHO GT(SSA) GT(SSA) GMS Yemishe KAKIHO GHUTOVI GT(SSA) LDA GHS Suruhuto SENTIRENLA AO MASABA LDA Peon SDEO, Zunheboto ELITO BOKAVI LDA Peon Peon GMS Natsumi Zheviholi Yeshito LHA PT GHS Satoi Town IRATO SUMI SHIHOVI SUMI Peon PT GHS Xamunuboto VIKANI.S.ZHIMOMI SHIHOTO PT PT GMS Baimho TOKHUYE Z WOTSA ZHEKIYE WOTSA PT PT GMS D.C Hill BOTOHO.A.ZHIMOMI ATOVI PT PT GMS D.C Hill KHETOLI AHOVI PT PT GMS Ghokhuvi HOKHENI NIHOVI PT PT GMS Ghokhuvi ESTHER.H.ZHIMOMI HOZUSHE ZHIMOMI PT PT GMS Ghukiye AVITO KIHOTO PT PT GMS Hoshepu TOKHELI ZHEKHAO PT PT GMS Khewoto HITOZHE KIYEZHE PT PT GMS Khukiye H.NITOVI TUCCU HEVISHE TUCCU PT PT(SSA) GMS Khukiye KANITOLI HETOVI PT PT(SSA) GMS Luthsumi HAKHUVI KOKIHE PT PT(SSA) GMS Philimi KHETONI SHOHE LT.ZHETOVI SHOHE PT PT(SSA) GMS Sastami SAMUEL VIHOTO ZHIMO PT PT(SSA) GMS Satakha Village VIKHELI TOKUGHA PT Sweeper GMS Shoipu TOSUKHA TONIHO PT UGHT GMS Tichipami A.KASHINI TOKHEHO SEMA PT UGHT GMS Viyilho ANOKA HOKHETO PT UGHT (CSS) Jutoli Chihoto PT GPS Awohumi UGHT (CSS) UGHT (CSS) GPS Kitahu INOHETO SHIKIYE PT UGHT (CSS) GPS Lukhai PUKHALU HEKUTO PT UGHT (CSS) GPS Luvishe Old TOSHIKA SHIYITO PT UGHT (CSS) GPS New Colony Zbto KHEKAHO L.HOZHEVI SEMA PT GPS Satoi KASHELI SHIKATO PT DESIGNATION GPS South Point West ALICE YETOVI PT Carpentry Instructor GPS Tsuko New KAKIHO Ghokuto PT Drawing Teacher GPS Tsuko New KAHOTO KIHOZHE PT GHT GPS Zaphumi HEKATO KAKUTO PT GT GPS Zungti HOTOLI GHOKHETO PT Language Teacher GMS Philimi INITOLI ASUMI TOHOVI ASUMI PT(SSA) (PT) GPS Ghokishe KIVITO Ghoshito PT(SSA) LDA GPS Naghuto (New) KIVIKA.S.ZHIMOMI SHIHOTO ZHIMOMI PT(SSA) PT GPS Suruhuto(B) TOVIKA.H.YEPTHOMI HOKHUYI YEPTHOMI PT(SSA) PT GPS Zhevishe School LIVI.K.SUMI KHUHEVI SUMI PT(SSA) UGHT DEO, Zunheboto HUVILI ZHIMO SUTOVI ZHIMO Sweeper UGHT GMS Satakha TOVITOLI.K KHUTOI SEMA UGHT UGHT (CSS) Old Town Colony UGHT (CSS) GPS Lazakito Roncinle Kegwahu UGHT (CSS) UGHT (CSS) DESIGNATION Carpentry Instructor GHT GHT(CSS) GT GT GT GT GT GT(SSA) GT(SSA) GT(SSA) GT(SSA) GT(SSA) PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT(SSA) UGHT (CSS)

Posting Place SDEO, Wokha GHS Nyiro GMS Chandalashung New DEO, Wokha GMS Seluku GMS Tsungiki 'A' GPS Yankeli GMS Pangti GPS Industry Khel Baghty GPS Leo Wokha Old (A) GHSS CHUKITONG GMS Soku Baghty

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Sasikala leaves for B’luru Aarushi murder: Talwars to walk free four years after conviction prison as parole ends C h e n na i , O c t 1 2 (agencies): AIADMK leader V K Sasikala leaving for Gleneagles Global Health City to meet her ailing husband M Natarajan, who underwent a liver and kidney transplant at a Chennai hospital earlier this week. (PTI Photo by R Senthil Kumar/Files) Chennai, Oct 12 (PTI): Deposed AIADMK leader V K Sasikala on Thursday left for Bengaluru by road to report at the Parappana Agrahara Prison in Bengaluru as her parole for visiting her husband in a hospital in Chennai ended on Wednesday. Sasikala left from the residence of Krishna Priya, her close relative in T Nagar in Chennai on Thursday morning. She had visited her husband M Natarajan, who underwent liver and kidney transplantation at the hospital, on all five days of her parole period. According to Gleneagles Global Health City, where Natarajan (74) underwent organ transplantations on October 4 and a tracheostomy two days later, he is recovering well. The AIADMK leader, who was removed from the party last

V K Sasikala month by Chief Minister K Palaniswami-led camp, is travelling in a car, which had to halt at several locations here like the Trade Centre point as the area was teeming with party cadres to greet and wish her well. Also, as was witnessed in the past five days, several women cadres carried their newborns in their arms and requested Sasikala to name them. After halting at several locations, her convoy took the Bengaluru highway. The 60-year-old leader is expected to reach Bengaluru on time to report at the prison complex by six pm in keeping with the parole condition. Sasikala has been lodged in the Parapana Agrahara central jail since

Congress wins Nanded; opposition crushed Nand ed (Maha rashtra), Oct 12 (IANS): The Congress on Thursday bagged the prestigious Nanded-Waghala City Municipal Corporation (NWCMC), bagging 43 of the 46 seats in the 81-seat body for which results have been declared and crushing the opposition. The Congress also built up strong leads in at least another 20 seats in the NWCMC, a stronghold of Maharashtra party chief Ashok Chavan and one of the last surviving bastions of the party in the state. Elections to the civic body were held on Wednesday. The Congress not only retained the civic body but also improved its tally compared to 2012 when it secured 41 seats, proving to be a morale-booster for the party reeling under a saffron onslaught. The opposition led by the main rivals, the Bharatiya Janata Party and Shiv Sena, was virtually wiped out. The two parties notched just one seat each and one seat was bagged by an independent even as the vote count continued.

Another prominent contender, the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM), which was earlier leading in one seat, was overtaken by the Congress in this famed Sikh pilgrimage centre. Sitting on 10 seats in the outgoing house, the AIMIM claimed to have the support of the minority and Dalit voters. This had worried the Congress. But the Congress’ ally, the Sharad Pawar-led Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), failed to secure any leads, a State Election Commission (SEC) official said. In 2012, the Congress bagged 41 seats, Shiv Sena 14, AIMIM and NCP 10 each, BJP two while independents and others notched three seats. “The return journey for the Congress in Maharashtra has begun in Nanded. The Congress wipes out BJP,” an elated Chavan tweeted. He said the people of Nanded had “reposed full faith” in the developmental agenda of the Congress and deserved full credit for the party’s victory.

Cong benefited from Gandhi’s assassination Ahmedabad, Oct 12 (PTI): Gandhi had talked about disbanding the party after Independence, Uma Bharti says. BJP leader and Union Minister Uma Bharti on Thursday said the Congress “benefited” from the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi as he had talked about disbanding the party after Independence. Ms. Bharti was responding to a question on the Supreme Court’s recent observations while hearing a plea seeking the reopening of the investigation into the assassination. “This matter is going on since the time Godse killed Gandhiji. Today I ask the country through you [the media] as to who benefited from the murder of Gandhiji,” she said. While the Sangh and Jan Sangh faced damage and the country suffered losses, “only the Congress benefited from the assassination of Gandhiji”.

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February this year after the Supreme Court upheld her conviction by a special court in a disproportionate assets case. Her relatives Ilavarasi and V N Sudhakaran are also serving four-year jail terms in the case. Granted emergency parole from October 7 to 11, she was asked to adhere to several conditions, including a gag order on interacting with the media. Sasikala’s visit came at a time when her nephew and sidelined AIADMK leader T T V Dhinakaran and the ruling camp led by Palaniswami and deputy Chief Minister O Panneerselvam are fighting it out to get the two leaves symbol, which was frozen by the Election Commission.

ALLAHABAD, OCT 12 (IANS): Serving life term, dentist couple Rajesh and Nupur Talwar were on Thursday acquitted by the Allahabad High Court in the murders of their teenage daughter Aarushi and domestic help Hemraj giving them the benefit of doubt, a verdict that left questions still unanswered on who was behind the sensational killings nine years ago. A bench of Justice B.K. Narayana and Justice A.K. Mishra set free the couple in the murder of 14-year-old Aarushi Talwar at their Jalvayu Vihar home in Noida on May 16, 2008. Tanveer Ahmed Mir, lawyer for the couple, said they were able to prove that the CBI case had no basis or legs to stand on. “Once the basis of the prosecution was knocked out because it was unbelievable, then there was no motive. There was no sterling witness.” Aditya Wadhwa, another defence lawyer, said just because there was no other person present in the room, where Aarushi was found dead, it was unjustified to blame the parents for the murder. He said both the judges found the charges against them baseless and there was no strength in the allegations of the CBI. Dhruv Gupta, another

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counsel for the accused parents, said there was no eyewitness and in a case which depended on circumstantial evidence “the law of the land is that the benefit of doubt goes to the accused”. “Also when is an alternative hypothesis (of some other killer), the benefit of doubt again goes to the accused.” The couple is expected to be set free from Dasna jail in Ghaziabad on Friday. Their relatives expressed happiness over the judgement, saying finally the ordeal is over for the couple. “I am thankful to the judiciary for giving a positive verdict. It has been

a stressful life since Aarushi Talwar was killed. I am grateful for the acquittal of Rajesh and Nupur. Allow us to soak in the news. We always knew they were not guilty,” Aarushi’s maternal grandfather B.G. Chitnis said. Reacting to the verdict, the CBI said it would study the Allahabad High Court order and “decide the future course of action”. Pinaki Mishra, the lawyer who appeared for the couple in the Supreme Court, said the CBI will have no case to argue in the Supreme Court. “In fact, they will have to answer a number of questions in the Supreme Court as to why

they did not investigate properly.” After a Special CBI Court in Ghaziabad convicted them for the murders in 2013 and handed them life terms, the Talwars appealed in the Allahabad High Court against the verdict. Former CBI Director A.P. Singh, who then headed the agency when it took over the case, said: “There were loopholes in our investigation and that is why we had closed the case saying it was inconclusive.” He said the High Court verdict “does not say that the Talwars didn’t do it” but that there was not enough evidence against them.

Aarushi was found murdered in her bedroom, following which Hemraj was initially a suspect. However, his body too was found in a pool of blood a day later on the terrace of the house. The Uttar Pradesh Police accused Rajesh Talwar of killing his daughter in a fit of rage after he allegedly found Aarushi in a compromising situation with Hemraj. Rajesh Talwar was arrested on May 23, 2008. On May 31, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) took over the case. It initially absolved the parents of conspiracy and murder but later held them responsible.

NAGALAND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION KOHIMA

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Dated Kohima, the 11th October , 2017

NOTIFICATION

In pursuance of the Nagaland Public Service Commission Advertisement No. 4/2016 dt. 19.10.2016, Corrigendum/Notification No. NPSC/ ADVT-1/04 dt. 26.10.2016, 21.11.2016 & 23.02.2017 and Addendum dt. 28.06.2017, the Commission had conducted Written Examination and Viva-voce for CTE-2016. On the basis of marks obtained in the Written Examination and Viva-voce, the Commission is pleased to declare the results of successful candidates in order of merit for the following post(s) under the Government of Nagaland : Item No. 2 Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (Cl-I Gazetted), under Veterinary & Animal Husbandry Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st KEVI KIKHI 6910 2nd NEMJEMYANGER KUBZARI 6951 3rd SUIYIPEUBE MPOM 6898 th 4 N MOROTHUNG EZUNG 6948 5th ROSOU POHENA 6933 6th KHUMJUNGSE 6896 B.T. Sangtam Item No. 3(a) Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil/Agri.) (Cl-I Gazetted), under Irrigation & Flood Control Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st KHITANGPILA 4769 B.T. Sangtam Item No. 3 (b) Junior Engineer (Civil/Agri.) (Cl-II Gazetted), under Irrigation & Flood Control Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st ASOLO KENT 5055 2nd LILY MERO 4052 Agri. Engg. 3rd LYDIA TUNGUPVUI 4033 Agri. Engg. Item No. 4 (a) Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil) (Cl-I Gazetted), under PHED Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st SEDEVILIE SUOHU 5075 2nd IMTIYANGER T IMCHEN 4681 3rd LEVI ANAR 4818 B.T. Sangtam Item No. 4 (b) Junior Engineer (Civil) (Cl-II Gazetted), under PHED Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st SHEDE SWURO 5002 2nd T SENTIMENLA 5094 3rd I AOSUNEP JAMIR 5044 th 4 ESHAM PONGKHEN BEZO 4912 5th HINOTO V SEMA 5117 6th T SENTINUKSUNG JAMIR 5070 7th IMKONGJUNGLA JAMIR 4941 th 8 VIKEDÜLE RHETSO 5139 th 9 KHOPE MEKRISUH 5131 B.T. Chakhesang 10th METMEI PHOM 5107 B.T. Phom 11th YUVILA SANGTAM 4959 B.T. Sangtam Item No. 5 (a) Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil) (Cl-I Gazetted), under Works & Housing Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st VINOTO K KIHO 4702 2nd SENJUMBENI KIKON 4883 3rd KETHOYALIE MEZHU 4787 th 4 VILINI Q WOTSA 4737 5th A SANGLIKUMBA 4993 B.T. Chang 6th TSONGTSA H KHIAMNIUNGAN 5111 B.T. Khiamniungan Item No. 5 (b) Junior Engineer (Civil) (Cl-II Gazetted), under Works & Housing Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st MHASILHUSIE NAGI 4849 2nd OMEGALI 5093 3rd ROKOSIELIE KEHIE 4980 4th VIZO PUSA 4829 th 5 VINI SWU 5033 6th LICHONTHUNG PATTON 4781 7th KENEKHOYI RHAKHO 4797 8th TEMSURENLA AIER 5001 th 9 VIKHRIELIE SELEYI 5056 th 10 ZHAPUCHÜTUO PFÜKRI 5060 11th MHASINEI NAKHRO 4932 12th VIRAVOL KERA 5048 13th SUNGTINARO JAMIR 4819 th 14 AWAN KONYAK 5053 Physically Handicapped 15th SASHIKAMBA 5241 B.T. Sangtam 16th HENTUNG PHOM 5232 B.T. Phom 17th JALIM KHIAMNIUNGAN 5192 B.T. Khiamniungan Item No. 7(a) Sub-Divisional Officer (Electrical) (Cl-I Gazetted), under Power Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st DAVID TUNGOE 5686 2nd THANYALO KATH 5673 3rd KEDUOZOTUO RUTSA 5615 4th T NYOINGAM KONYAK 5602 B.T. Konyak 5th MOICHUNG SHEMBU PHOM 5651 B.T. Phom Item No. 7(b) Junior Engineer (Electrical) (Cl-II Gazetted), under Power Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st PULOVI SUMI 5627 2nd ONGATHUNG OVUNG 5650 3rd CHUMCHANO OVUNG 5675 4th IMPANGTEMSU 5674 th 5 LANUTEMSHI 5631 6th EKHYUBENI K ODYUO 5647 7th MUVASE AYONGRU 5806 B.T. Sangtam 8th KANSHING PHOM 5640 B.T. Phom Item No. 7(c) Junior Engineer (MIS) (Cl-II Gazetted), under Power Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st KEVIWELIE MEPFÜO 5594 Item No. 7(c) Junior Engineer (Civil) (Cl-II Gazetted), under Power Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st MONU 5172 B.T. Khiamniungan Item No. 9 Assistant Public Prosecutor (Cl-I Gazetted), under Department of Justice & Law Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st ZHEVIHOLI SWU 6398 2nd VILIKA CHISHI 6220 3rd THEJALENUO JANE SOLO 6440 4th M TEMJENWATHY IMSONG 6439 th 5 INZWAK HOIRANG 6217 B.T. Zeliang Item No. 10 Dy SP (NPTO) (Cl-I Gazetted), under Home Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st SOLOMON C ANAR 5484 B.T. Sangtam Item No. 11 Ranger (Cl-II Gazetted), under Department of Forest, Ecology, Environment & Wildlife Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st YHUNTILO KENT 4334 2nd WATISÜNGLA AMER 4392 3rd KIKAVI CHOPHI 6043 Forestry th 4 GRACE KIKON 6083 Forestry 5th MENYA WONGTO 6081 B.T. Chang/Forestry

Item No. 12 Librarian (Cl-II Gazetted), under Department of Justice & Law Rank Name Roll No Remarks 6478 1st LAMKHOMANG SINGSON Item No. 13 District Sports Officer (Cl-I Gazetted), under Youth Resources & Sports Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 6846 1st ANGUVITO SUMI 6847 2nd TEPULEZONU TETSO 6824 B.T. Pochury 3rd WUTSUTHO Item No. 14(a) Junior Soil Conservation Officer (Cl-II Gazetted), under Soil & Water Conservation Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 4147 1st TOSHINENLA PONGEN 4110 2nd E PRECILA PATTON 4248 3rd KARSANGLA AO 4346 4th NZANBENI N JAMI 4380 B.T. Yimchunger 5th TSUAMKI L YIMCHUNGER Item No. 14(b) Assistant Soil Survey Officer (Cl-II Gazetted), under Soil & Water Conservation Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 4287 B.T. Sumi (Kiphire) 1st KIHIKA G Item No. 15(a) Agriculture Inspector (Cl-III Non-Gazetted), under Agriculture Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 4187 1st MOASUNEP 4076 2nd NEIVAH HANGSING 4220 3rd LEAH 4288 4th ALIHO SHIKHU th 4291 5 MHALEVILIE THORIE th 4131 B.T. Sumi (Kiphire) 6 ISAC INAKHE YEPTHOMI Item No. 15(b) Agri Marketing Inspector (Cl-III Non-Gazetted), under Agriculture Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 4225 1st NEISAKUO N ANGAMI Item No. 16 Fishery Inspector (Cl-III Non-Gazetted), under Fisheries Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 5954 1st TSUTSAMO Z EZUNG Item No. 17(a) Mechanical Supervisor (Cl-III Non-Gazetted), under Printing & Stationery Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 1st T H E J A S E V O R F R A N C I S 7102 PIENYÜ Item No. 17(b) Foreman (Cl-III Non-Gazetted), under Printing & Stationery Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 7101 1st KUPE II KAPFO nd 7104 2 BENDANGWATI R LEMTOR Item No. 18 Overseer (SO Grade-I) (Cl-III Non-Gazetted), under Rural Development Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 5039 1st NUNGSANGTSÜNGBA Item No. 20(a) Lecturer (Civil Engg.) (Grade-A), under Department of Technical Education Rank Name Roll No Remarks 4715 1st TEAKUM AO 4803 2nd BETO T JIMO 4805 B.T. Chang 3rd H MANGYANG CHANG Item No. 20(c) Asstt. Lecturer (Civil Engg.) (Grade-III), under Department of Technical Education Rank Name Roll No Remarks 4879 1st A RENTSAMO TSOPOE Item No. 21 Computer Programmer (Grade-III Non-Gazetted), under Municipal Affairs Department for the State Election Commission Rank Name Roll No Remarks 5460 1st LIMTSUMONG TIKHIR Item No. 22 Extension Officer (Class-III Non-Gazetted), under Sericulture Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 6865 1st MEJAMONGLA nd 6873 2 SELIYA TEP Item No. 23(b) Workshop Calculation & Science (Class-III NonGazetted), under Directorate of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Rank Name Roll No Remarks 5669 1st E LIMHACHAN KIKON Item No. 23(c) Computer Operating & Processing Assistant (Class-III Non-Gazetted), under Directorate of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Rank Name Roll No Remarks 5423 1st NGEDITEMBA TZÜDIR M Item No. 24 Motor Vehicle Inspector (Cl-III Non-Gazetted), under Transport Department Rank Name Roll No Remarks 6493 1st L ENGO Note: 1. The result of Item No. 1 Medical Officer under Health & Family Welfare Department is stayed by the Hon’ble High Court in W.P.(C) NO.215(K)2017. 2. Item No. 6 is under litigation. 3. In the absence of eligible BT/I.I. candidates the following posts could not be recommended for appointment. The same posts shall be readvertised in due course of time as backlog vacancies. Item No.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 308 Dimapur, Friday, October 13, 2017

Simultaneous polls

ometime it seems that there are so many ideas that sound good but practically they can be simply good sounding ideas and not ideas that are based on good and sound reasons. This is the same with the determined efforts of the NDA government to hold both state assembly elections simultaneously with the Lok Sabha elections. The Prime Minister Narendra Modi had, in March 2016, initiated this idea and the Government of India’s Niti Ayog also circulated the paper on this issue. That was a cue and quite rightly the new election commissioner of India A.K. Joti on October 5, 2017, stated that it (EC) would be ready to hold assembly and Lok Sabha elections simultaneously after September, 2018. The holding of simultaneously polls will now assume a national priority which could mean that the Lok Sabha election due in 2019 could be preponed to 2018 so that states going to the polls will also conduct the LS election. It is not certain what would be the fate of those states like Manipur, Goa, Assam etc who had only recently held assembly elections? The logic behind holding simultaneous polls appear to over the issue of cost in terms of human and material resources. The ECI had said it can hold simultaneous polls in line with the proposal of the prime minister but it failed to justify why should the cost factor override all other factors? The RSS-BJP combine that sets the agenda for the governance of India has floated the idea of holding “simultaneous elections” for the Lok Sabha and 29 states and seven union territories because it will “save money and time” and the elected parties will be able to devote their energy and time for the primary task of governance. This proposal is not without its political angle since there is probably a sense that with the Congress decimated and losing grip because of Rahul Gandhi; the situation could be exploited by holding simultaneous polls so that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s over reaching presence in the national level will also be felt in the assembly polls. That means Modi can successfully campaign in a state for both the Lok Sabha and state assembly elections. This would mean making national issue predominant over local issues. However, the issue is not about the sole dominance of a particular party but the practicability of the idea. It must however be note that simultaneous polls used to be held in India from 1952 to 1976. The polls were delinked in 1971 by the Congress for the sole reason that it was the only premier dominant party. The conduct of simultaneous polls was possible since tenures of state assemblies were largely undisturbed. However with ‘aya rams and gaya rams’ and the pernicious use of Art 356 to dismiss state governments by the powers that be at the Centre, has only made the proposal fall flat. Therefore, if the tenure of a government ruling a state is shortened can it mean that state will have to wait for a year or more so as to hold simultaneous polls with the Lok Sabha? These are issues that need to be pondered and it is hoped the ECI will also consider such aspects of governance rather than merely to adopt a tunnel vision about its capability to hold simultaneous polls.

DailyDevotion Getting into God’s Stride Enoch walked with God… —Genesis 5:24 The true test of a person’s spiritual life and character is not what he does in the extraordinary moments of life, but what he does during the ordinary times when there is nothing tremendous or exciting happening. A person’s worth is revealed in his attitude toward the ordinary things of life when he is not under the spotlight (see John 1:35-37 and John 3:30). It is painful work to get in step with God and to keep pace with Him— it means getting your second wind spiritually. In learning to walk with God, there is always the difficulty of getting into His stride, but once we have done so, the only characteristic that exhibits itself is the very life of God Himself. The individual person is merged into a personal oneness with God, and God’s stride and His power alone are exhibited. It is difficult to get into stride with God, because as soon as we start walking with Him we find that His pace has surpassed us before we have even taken three steps. He has different ways of doing things, and we have to be trained and disciplined in His ways. It was said of Jesus— “He will not fail nor be discouraged…” (Isaiah 42:4) because He never worked from His own individual standpoint, but always worked from the standpoint of His Father. And we must learn to do the same. Spiritual truth is learned through the atmosphere that surrounds us, not through intellectual reasoning. It is God’s Spirit that changes the atmosphere of our way of looking at things, and then things begin to be possible which before were impossible. Getting into God’s stride means nothing less than oneness with Him. It takes a long time to get there, but keep at it. Don’t give up because the pain is intense right now— get on with it, and before long you will find that you have a new vision and a new purpose.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur FriDAY, October 13, 2017

A theological perspective on the Naga existential purpose

t the outset, let’s ask: Who are the Nagas? If the Naga people are to be believed as a Mongoloid race (which I believe we are), then we might have come from the Joktanite clan from the line of Shem, one of the sons of Noah, who departed from their Hebrew siblings at Masha, somewhere in the Iranian plateau or western Asia, and migrated toward the mountainous regions in eastern Asia (Gen. 10:21-30). What, then, is God’s purpose for us as a people? If we Nagas are descendants of Shem, then it would follow that God’s prophetic blessing on Shem and his children would be on us too, which is principally connected with the history of salvation and being a blessing to all nations (Gen. 9:26; 12:1-3; Luke 3:36). Since the Nagas are just one of the smallest, weakest, and least educated people groups in the world, I sometimes wonder why anyone would notice us. After all, the British who first came in contact with us adopted a policy which was, “Let the

wild Nagas exterminate one another.” Even Americans had no idea about us then, but somehow God orchestrated world events to reach us with the Gospel. Around the year 1835, the American Baptist Union sent Dr. Nathan Brown to establish a mission base in Myanmar and to eventually find a route to China to take the Gospel there. Many sincere attempts and sacrifices were made to achieve this goal, but after three deaths and ill health in Brown’s family, that vision was finally given up in 1841. Only after that, the same American missionary society thought of the wild Naga people. The man God used was C.D. Clark, the first missionary who landed in the Naga Hills in 1872. Our political consciousness and aspiration to be a “Christian nation” came with the advent of Christianity. In this sense, could our Naga freedom movement be God-originated with a higher purpose? Without a doubt, our freedom movement was sustained through divine inspiration. Perhaps thousands

of testimonies of divine pro- in history like all previous tection on our early national attempts at solving the Indoworkers could be cited as Naga problem. My reason evidence of God’s hand on for making this statement is our people. Or, let’s think based on two observations: from another angle: Why First, most younger generacouldn’t India’s offer of state- tion Nagas would still fight hood in 1963 accomplish its for a Sovereign Independent goal of completely derailing Naga Nation-State. Secthe Naga movement? Why ond, what God has already couldn’t purposed for the the upMazie Nakhro Naga people will rising of definitely come the Revolutionary Group to pass, sooner or later, with in 1968 put out the Naga or without any armed Naga nationalistic flame? How political groups. could India’s deployment of Is there a sure way to its military might in the en- achieve our Naga political tire Nagaland fail to achieve aspiration? For me, it’s a big its desired objectives? Why YES. But first of all, we must couldn’t the Shillong Ac- be sure if our fight is based cord of 1975 bring an end on our God-given rights. In to the Naga story? Despite my opinion, it is, because, all attempts to kill the Naga according to the Bible, God movement, this fact still created all the various people remains: the old Naga aspira- groups and scattered them tion is still very much alive, to inhabit in their divinely although lately certain Naga assigned geographical terNational Group is losing ritories. As such, all ethnic hope and ready to settle for groups were expected to “something” without full function in communities, sovereignty and Naga ter- develop their own cultural ritorial integration. Perhaps identities, and determine the so-called “Framework their own system of governAgreement” will come. Yes, ment. Thus, the political conit could come, but make no cept of self-determination is mistake: it too will go down given to every people group

everywhere. This implies that the Naga people also have a right to assert their own system of government within their own God-given territory. Second, we need to remove India’s fear of a national security threat or her fear that other people groups within the India Union could follow suit. Indians still need to know that the Naga story is very different: that we are not secessionists, since we declared our political independence even before India did. We need to gain India’s confidence that we are genuinely committed to protecting India’s security and unity. Therefore, instead of looking up to Indian politicians to resolve our problem, we need to first educate the Indian masses and appeal to their sense of justice. Finally, the Indo-Naga problem can be solved only by adopting a non-violent revolutionary approach. According to Martin Luther King, Jr., “The non-violent approach does not immediately change the heart of the oppressor. It first does something to the hearts and

souls of those committed to it. It gives them new self-respect. It calls up resources of strength and courage they did not know they had. Finally, it does reach the opponent and touch his conscience in such a way that reconciliation becomes a reality.” That means we must avoid any form of violence or aggression. Even to talk about hostility with a lot of hostility in our heart will do no good. That would be like trying to put out fire with fire, so let’s avoid becoming confrontational even in our communication. The right way is to remain calm and rise above the noises underneath so that we can think clearly and act wisely. The non-violent approach is Jesus’ way. This is what Mahatma Gandhi used to drive out the British Colonial Power from India. And yes, this is the same approach both Martin Luther King, Jr. and Nelson Mandela used to win their political battles. Perhaps, it’s high time we Nagas also try this approach in asserting our God-given rights and fight for our cause with a big smile on our faces.

Post-mortem

Stand firm PSAN!

SAN is an open platform for the future civil servants who are going to be the builders of Nagaland. PSAN has done a tremendous job by earthing out the dirt in the system of selection in the recent NPSC exam. NPSC being a highly respectable institution, I am sure it was not easy to dig out the dirt and it was never the intention of PSAN to do that. PSAN aim was to bring a transparent system in the examination process and also to check the corruption of backdoor appointments in services which falls under the purview of NPSC. In the process, undeniable situation occurs which leads the PSAN to check it’s own highly dependable institute i.e. NPSC. Here I would like to highlight that PSAN was not formed for some selfish motive and also not by unsuccessful candidates as stated in the newspaper article. In fact I salute the people who are leading this team. We all i.e. NPSC

aspirants say that we want to be a part in the process of changing the State. Let’s be constructive in our criticism. I am sure all of us might not agree to all the demands and agendas of PSAN and it’s good thing that we have different opinion in this. But as NPAC aspirants let’s discuss our differences and our opinions in our platform first and debate about it in place of highlighting it in the media. As NPSC aspirants we all are part of a family and all of us want to have a fair level playing field. As an intellect let’s be constructive in our criticism. I am sure with more debate and discussion we can push for a refine system in the selection process. We are witnessing a new awakening Nagaland in the recent past and i can see that despite the negativity around us we all hope for a brighter and better future. Let’s be part of this awaken generation. P. Awala Jamir, DC Court Dimapur

Bad roads and bad bridges

espite spending hundred of crores there are no proper roads and concrete bridges in Nagaland. Who are responsible for failing to provide us good roads? Are the Executive engineers of the divisions not responsible. They are the main technical supervisers of roads in respective divisions of PWD in Nagaland. Despite having crores at their disposal, the road improvement of black topping are simply road carpetting which last for four to five months. As technical officer and in charge of roads, they have to supervise and prescribe as per technical specifications of road construction such as the quantity of sand, chipping, bitumen etc to be used. If the construction guide lines are properly followed, there is no question of bad roads and bridges today in Nagaland. But Engineers are not implementing the guide lines instead they connived with the contractors and share crores among themselves which is actually meant for road development. They do the work just for namesake or even went to the extent of drawing the amount without doing their work. The system have become so corrupt that public delivery mode of road construction remained stand still whereas at the expense of general public the Executive engineers are making their fortune in term of crores, owning buildings, land, luxury vehicles and fat bank accounts. This undesirable system will remain from bad to worse unless the public pressurise for intervention of CBI to come and conduct the investigation and book the culprits and award punishment as per the laws. Vikhotuo Angami

When will football improve in Nagaland?

belated response to an article quoted above by Mr. David Hanneng, Asst. Professor for Tetso College, which appeared in Nagaland Post 13.09.2017. Never mind, please! In 2013 while Niphiu Rio, Chief Minister was watching a football game in Kohima Khuochiezie as Chief Guest he noticed the pathetic condition of the ground and promised that the next games would be played on Astro Turf. Neiphiu went on to become MP. But true to his commitment a big sanction was made available a couple of years ago from the Centre. At last, we thought the days of playing in the mud would be over along with other many non sporting activities which always spoil the ground. After eagerly waiting thus far for the big day to come, Mr. David tells us through his article that a football ground with turf has come up at Jalukie which of course remains half done! Today as Nagas have become so adept in the art of manipulations and diversions

Stressed out and anxious

Reader’s Post

“Stress is nothing more than a socially acceptable form of Mental illness.”

nxiety symptoms are the Rosetta stone of the suffering human person, bearing a language that, above all others, we counsellors must be able to understand. We should never be surprised at the indirect and disguised way in which human conflicts reveal themselves to us. Indirection is a profoundly human style of expressing ourselves. I don’t know where to begin, we still say. If healthy people employ it, we should anticipate that troubled persons will as well, if in a more exaggerated form. Victims of acute anxiety cannot explain much about their difficulty in a conscious or orderly way. When this experience is episodic – when it is not steady but comes in intense and unpredictable bursts – they cannot tell why it has happened or when it will end. They frequently feel that they are about to die. It is a haunting and disturbing experience. These people are not faking nor are they merely trying to get sympathy from those around them. It is very wearing on them, and occasionally it is equally taxing on counselLors or others who are supposed to help them. Sensitivity is needed in the diagnosis of anxiety states, especially because of possible complications from associated physical complaints. We wisely remember that many physical conditions cause the same symptoms that are found in anxiety states. These include hyperthyroidism, cardiac disorders, disturbances of the

cerebellum and the semicircular canals, some toxic conditions and disorders, as well as many other physical illnesses. These symptoms should be attended to carefully and in many cases these persons should be referred for professional medical evaluation. Stress rises like fine and irritating smog off our work with anxious individuals because it is difficult for them to explain what their problem is. They lay it on our desk, wrapped in vagueness, challenging us to understand it. The better part of wisdom tells us that knowing what to avoid is as important as knowing how to proceed sensibly. Sometimes well-meaning friends complicate the difficulties of people suffering from extreme anxiety by blandly and blindly urging them to overcome it with a muscular old-fashioned determination. When persons are already experiencing something close to panic, such advice can tear their adjustment apart. They may then try to escape and, in fact, it is under just such pressure that some people leave counseling altogether. Counsellors who respect the unconscious variables in play here never push people too hard about their conscious behaviors or decision. Harried persons need less advice and simpler acceptance and understanding. Seeking help is already complicated for them because their anxieties have made them cautious about committing themselves to others. Hurrying

people who can only take one small step at a time makes them stumble and become more uncertain of their direction. Being patient tries our own patience when we already find the symptoms bewildering and, out of a desire to establish some core understanding of the problem, we may push people too hard toward a definite conclusion, almost certainly making things worse. Another temptation under the pressure of stress is to intellectualize about the tensions and difficulties under which we all live. Philosophical and theological ruminations about the star-crossed conditions of modern life and a guiding Providence may sound soothing, but they do not touch the heart of serious difficulty. It may be good willed but it is almost always a mistake to associate the cultural awareness of existential anxiety with the experience of anxiety that comes from within persons themselves. We counsellors must also read accurately our own experiences of anxiety to understand what they tell us about ourselves and about the conflicts other persons are experiencing. If we listen sensitively we can pick up many messages in how we resonate to those sitting across from us. We may realize, for example, that we too are vulnerable to the same kind of difficulties, that whatever the person is dealing with makes us react in telling fashion, telling about us, that is. We want to avoid, for example,

the unnecessary defensiveness this might set up in us. Catching the signals sent by the other or set off in ourselves allows us to make our way sensibly and sure-footedly through the process. It is also true that the specific kind of anxiety that others touch off in us does tell us more of their story, too. Persons with free-floating anxiety may make us generally uneasy and restive, while persons who are paranoid will upset us in a very different way, making us feel that we are the object of attacks made by them to diminish our authority. Counsellors sometimes undervalue the information they are constantly receiving. They are their own best consultants when they pay attention to what the other does to them. Far from being static or a source of stress, our own reactions help us in our understanding and assisting others. Although all of us are anxious now and then, only a small percentage of us evince, in number or intensity, the symptoms that lead to anxiety disorders. As counsellors, we may be the first ones be ready to identify those that flow from the more serious and pervasive problems that require referral for professional evaluation and treatment. “Anxiety is the most silently painful experience. It makes no sense and you sit alone and suffer for an unknown reason. You can’t explain it. You can’t stop it. It is horrible.” Rev. Fr. C. Joseph-Counsellor, St. Joseph’s College-Jakhama

etc, I wonder where the Kohima sanction could be hiding. Anything happens in Nagaland today. In the mid fifties we were in Kohima Govt. High School team (now Ruzhukhrie Govt H. Secondary School). There used to be two major events: C.R.Pawsy Memorial Football League and Khrietsovi Meru, a noted footballer and teacher, knockout. We played in the dust in sunshine and in the mud when it rained. After over 62 years, recently there was Nagaland Inter High School and Higher Secondary School tournament in which Ruzhukhrie Govt H. Secondary School emerged as champions. Now the NSF Martyr’s trophy is on. It is not so comforting to see our boys still play in the same mud. Yes, Mr. David, football has many folds, more scientific if I may say so, and more disciplined. It is sad to see they still play in the same mud as we did over six decades ago! Will things ever improve? K.K. Peseyie, Lower Bayavu, Kohima

Appeal to CE (T&G) Power (For construction of 66 KV transmission line up to present Peren town)

Sir,

The under signed fully acknowledges and supports the initiative taken by the department for taking up the project for construction of 66KV transmission line from Ganeshnagar up to the present Peren Town which was long felt need of the public, The department officials along with the public leaders of the area and the students leaders surveyed the appropriate location and approached the Administration for allotment of land as requested by the then Chief Engineer vide letter No. CEL/TB/66KV/GNS-JLK/447 Dt. 19.09,2007. Accordingly, the Deputy Commissioner Peren allotted 5 (Five) acres of land for the department to facilitate the said project. After observing all formalities, the department have issued work order vide No.CEL/TB/GANPRN/A014/1626-28 Dt. 16.03.2010. However, the under signed felt that the execution of the said project is not as per the work order No. ( CEL/TB/GAN-PRN/A014/1626-28 Dt. 16.03.2010, which is contrary to the stated facts of the Chief Engineer (P) that the project should not be too far away from the load centre. The present site where the work is being executed is falling short by 13 KMs from the actual plan. The public and the students’ community will not allow the project to cut short and deviate from the work order with the influence of few vested interest. Should there be any deviation/incomplete execution of the project, the area leaders will be compelled to resort to any appropriate action for completion of this dream project. In this regard, the under signed request the department to kindly execute the project by constructing 66KV line up to the present Peren Town as per the specification of the work issued. Hiaranghing, former president Peren Students Union, Nagaland

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National/state

TN urges Centre on more coal to prevent power outages

C h e nna i , O c t 1 2 ( IA N S ) : Ta m i l N a d u Minister for Electricity P. Thangamani has urged the central government to increase coal supplies as originally promised to avoid blackouts since the current supplies are inadequate. Thangamani also said the state-owned Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation (TANGEDCO) had been advised to approach central public sector organisations to import coal to avoid blackouts. In a letter on Wednesday, the minister urged the Union Minister for

Railways and Coal Piyush Goyal to instruct Coal India Ltd and the railway authorities to supply 100 per cent of the coal linkages totalling a minimum of 15 rakes daily to manage the critical coal reserves at the state-owned coal plants. According to Thangamani, the average dispatch of rakes from coal companies during September 2017 was only nine per day and during October this year was only 9.5 per day. He said the current average coal stock at TANGEDCO’s thermal power plants was around 3.3 days of requirement as on 11.10.2017 as against

the normative level of 30 days. Thangamani said the realisation of coal from Mahanadi Coalfields Ltd (MCL)/Talcher was only 50 per cent of the linkage and the realisation from other coalfields was also less due to various reasons. “The domestic coal allotted against import substitution from ECL (Eastern Coalfields Ltd) has not materialised so far...,” Thangamani said. According to him, supplies of one million tonne from Singareni Collieries Company Ltd has not come for the past couple of months.

Cong demands CBI probe into Jay Shah row New Delhi, Oct 12 (PTI): The CPI (M) today said the CBI and the ED should probe the financial dealings of firms linked to BJP chief Amit Shah’s son to show that the agencies are “not selective” in their action. “At a time when the Modi government is going after various

businessmen and opposition politicians on corruption and charges of laundering black money through investigations by the CBI, ED and the Income Tax department, the way they are handling Jay Shah’s case is in glaring contrast,” former party general secretary Prakash Karat alleged.

Myanmar govt reminds NE states to submit names DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): Myanmar government has requested the four North East states-- Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh for early submission of the names lists (in details) of the delegates and representatives of the states to attend the upcoming Summit on “Business Connectivity Summit (between Myanmar and North East India)” The event is scheduled to be held on from October 28-29 at Mandalay. It said that the list of names can be submitted to- KB for Manipur at kbentp@gmail.com (+919862028656) and Avi Sophie of Nagaland at avisophie@ gmail.com (+919818281480)

APC appeals to govt. D I M A P U R , O CT 1 2 (NPN): Action Plan Committee (APC) Tuensang district on Thursday appealed to the state government to take immediate measures to repair the NH202 road. In a joint statement, APC president Kaimang; general secretary, Moyasingkhum, chairman Setsachem; press secretary, O. Tia Sangtam; treasurer, Kiukhum and executive member, Takum while appreciating the state government for organizing ‘colloquium on road connectivity’, however lamented that Tuensang people were always neglected. Tuensang town which was founded in 1947 and being one of the oldest district, APC expressed dismay that people of Tuensang had been kept “alien” from the purview of the state government. It reminded that Tuensang also has a national highway (NH-202), which connects the district from Mokokchung with a total distance of 105 kms. However, despite numerous appeals made to the government, APC said the pathetic road conditions still remained the same for decades. In this regard, APC appealed to the government to keep in mind the collective responsibility to achieve the common goal of development.

(From p-1) “Police have the professional responsibility demanding highest standard of conduct, particularly those of honesty impartiality and integrity”, he added. On the other hand, he said uniformed personnel also needed the cooperation of the public in order to create a safe and secure environment. Police alone cannot do anything unless citizens come forward, he said. Even as Dimapur police had installed around 60 CCTVs in and around Dimapur town for the safety of business establishments and public, Patton said the department was ready to install more CCTVs if re-

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quired. In his short speech, parliamentary secretary Irrigation and Flood Control, Tovihoto Ayemi called for better relation between the citizens and uniformed personnel to create peaceful environment. Cautioning that the government would not tolerate improper conduct by any uniformed personnel, he asked the police personnel to ensure that they execute their given responsibilities with sincerity and dedication. Also speaking at the function, DGP L.L. Doungel lauded Home minister for his “translative action” in taking up development activities within a short period of time. He also reminded the police personnel that donning “khaki”

would not make them a police man, unless they keep themselves updated so that they will be a step ahead of the criminals. “Our challenge is to provide secure and safety to the people”, he added. DGP also sought the support of the public to create a better Dimapur. Welcome address was delivered by Commissioner of Police, Limasunep Jamir while short speeches were also made by Naga Council Dimapur president, T Bangerloba Longkumer, DUCCH chairman Tsenthungo Lotha and DCCI president Akashe Zhimomi. Earlier, in his technical report, PE, PEP Chumukedima, Er. H. Vihokhe Sumi informed that

the three-storied building was constructed under HUDCO scheme 2016-17 at an estimated cost of Rs. 555 lakh. The contract work was allotted to M/S Ace construction on February 20, 2016. Based on the request made the department, the project was completed ahead of the scheduled time, he said. Earlier, Addl DCP (administrator) Chinese Chakhesang chaired the inaugural function. The Home minister was accompanied by parliamentary secretaries- Tovihoto Ayemi, Neiba Kronu, Dr. Benjongliba Aier, Er. Levi Rengma, S. Chuba Longkumer, Y.M. Yollow, Amenba Yaden and BS Nanglang.

ABVP announces ‘Chalo Kerala’ march

New Delhi, Oct 12 (PTI): Days after BJP chief Amit Shah’s ‘padyatra’ in Kerala, the ABVP today announced a march in Thiruvananthapuram next month against the state’s ruling CPI (M) for its alleged violent targeting of BJP-RSS activists. The ‘Chalo Kerala’ march will be organised on November 11. The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, an RSS-affiliated students’ organisation, plans to mobilise around 50,000 cadres across India for the march aimed at spreading awareness about the alleged violence committed by the

CPI(M). ABVP national general-secretary Vinay Bidre said the communist party has for years been involved in killing their political opponents in Kerala. “Even the common people have started getting affected by the cadres of CPI (M). Though this march would not bring an end to this practice, it would act as a platform to find a solution,” Bidre told reporters here. The activists of both the BJP and the CPI (M) have been targeted in political violence in Kerala. Nearly 120 BJP workers have been killed in the state, the BJP has claimed.

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Scorpio New Generation S10 Model : 2016, Colour White Price : 10.60 Lakhs (Negotiable) Contact No : 9856791924

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Govt. recognized Driving School Kohima Admission Going On Fees Affordable

(For an Institute in Kohima)

*Qualification: M. Sc. Chemistry*

(Preferences will be given to experienced Teacher) Contact No. 8974998334

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HOTEL MANAGEMENT

MODERN DRIVING CENTER

TEACHER REQUIRED

FAST FOOD CAFE at Aoyimti Near Children Park

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Need an Employee at a Toy Shop, Duncan, Dimapur

FOR SALE Contact : 8974650957

Kohima branch : 7085389101, 8787468902 Dimapur branch : 7399129990 K-3254

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Model : 2012, Price : 4.30 (Nego) Contact : 8575957178

We want to launch in all India Medicines Branches. We need Manager and Representative. Applying person’s minimum qualification : HS to BA Candidate’s age: 18 to 35 years. For more details contact:

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(Contact No : 9774806408)

“Management Institute of North East”

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House rent for residential, for big family, fully independent, separate boundary wall. Contact : 7630916242 9856880552 DP-10611

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Needed a committed non-local born again Christian as a driver who can drive any kind of vehicles for the 5th Mile, Model Village, Hindi Church. Contact No : 8794132179 DP-10600

FOR SALE Building with Assam Type 4 Rooms,

GALAXY DRIVING INSTITUTE Near West Police Station ADMISSION GOING ON

Contact : 8575788736 8132862356 DP-9875

ADMISSION GOING ON

S. Lotha Driving Institute

Dimapur - 797112, Nagaland D.C Court Junction Contact : 7628850248 8731808713 DP-10616

LAND FOR URGENT SALE

at Kejanglwa Village Highway Touched to New D.C Office, Peren, Nagaland. Measuring : 100/100 sq. ft. (100 Plots) Price : Rs. 6 per sq. ft. Contact : 8414071834

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Name: SANGEETA Age: 21 yrs Missing since 17th September 2017 at D Block Kohima. Any information contact: 9856275838, 7005805778

LAND FOR SALE

Old Showuba between Nihoto Village, Near 4 Lane Area : 100 x 100, 200 x 100 sq. ft. Rate : 80 per sq. ft. (Nego) Contact : 8732839662

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

LOST NOTICE

Padumpukhuri near Highway

Area : Plots available from 8 lakhs & above Contact : 8119988333 9089895104 DP-9753

at Razhaphe Village 4½ Puras Rs. 20 per sq. ft. Main Road attached way from Razhaphe to Kiyeto (Negotiable) Contact : 9612304353 No Brokers DP-10625

I, Ms. H. Bauken am applying for the issue of duplicate copy of Class X Admit Card as I have lost it. Name : Ms. H. Bauken F/Name : H. Hamnyei M/Name : P. Pongthu Roll No : 171906126 Year : 2017 Date of Birth : 15/05/2002

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I, Viboto V. Zhimo am applying for duplicate copy of Class XI Passed Certiﬁcate as I have lost it. Name : Viboto V. Zhimo F/Name : Vikheshe Zhimo M/Name : Aholi Roll No : 1711213 Year : 2017 School : Mount Mary Hr. Sec. School, Chumukedima.

LOST NOTICE On 11/10/2017, I lost my following documents near Nagaland Zoological Park, Dimapur. 1. UCO ATM Card 2. HDFC ATM Card 3. JCB Registration Certificate (Smart Card) bearing Regd. No NL07A-6385. 4. Gypsy Registration Certificate (Smart Card) bearing Regd. No NL07-3672. 5. ID Card (MLA) issued by Nagaland Legislative Assembly. Finder may please contact at : +918731929207. DP-10601

Opp : I.O.C Highway Touched, Kevijau Colony, Dimapur

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Across 1 Fish finally landed by expert (4) 3 Friend in band is recovering (8) 9 Eve’s tempter repents going astray (7) 10 Disagreements first resolved (5) 11 Golf club steward initially does evening work? (5) 12 Hot area crossed by girl in desert (6) 14 Good conductor or policeman (6) 16 Reason for composing Lady of Spain? (6) 19 A Ford Granada celebration? (6) 21 Warty creature, we hear, pulled along (5) 24 Mad attempt to join Royal Academy? (5) 25 Machine part for carriage (7) 26 Cast to repeat show (8) 27 Intend to be like Scrooge (4) Down 1 Faulty CD â€” it isn’t clear (8) 2 Stuff carried in cold Greek ship (5) 4 Bear witness at cricket match (6) 5 Large bow in tree (5) 6 Big blaze in plant close to Waterloo (7) 7 Cut good wood (4) 8 Monster one found in ascendant German city (6) 13 Rolled cigar and knitted jacket (8) 15 Page bound to be easily bent (7) 17 Catch flipping associate? Not quite (6) 18 Religious teacher beginning to train animal (6) 20 Move cautiously with small loaf (5) 22 Correspond after start of wedding ceremony (5) 23 Small group of musicians, not all illustrious (4)

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10+2 pass & above, (male) free Lodging at Dimapur Stipend Rs.5000/- P.M + Daily incentives. After training Rs.50,000 – Rs.85,000 p.m. Contact : Zunheboto- 9089234802, DP-10371 Peren- 7629015302

Contact No : 9612444954

Location :

Sale : Sale : Sale

LAND FOR SALE

With road attached at Lerie, near Dept of Fisheries (Staff quarter), Kohima Area: 12,000 sqft. (you can take size of plot according to your own budget) Rate : 195 per sq. ft. Contact: 8974341504/8787576836

LAND FOR SALE Location :

Bamunpukhuri B

near Govt. Middle School

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

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on profitability into the next fiscal too. It further said banks operating profitability is likely to stabilise by the end of this fiscal due to improvement in the net interest income. It will be supported by lower interest reversals on nonperforming assets (NPAs), pickup in credit growth, and reduction in funding costs. “Pressure on the earnings profiles of banks would reduce from next fiscal if banks increase provisioning on large corporate NPAs this fiscal,” the rating agency’s senior director (ratings) Krishnan Sitaraman said. Stabilisation in operating profitability and mitigation of asset quality stress would then set the stage for earnings revival, especially of PSBs, as they focus more on credit growth, Crisil said.

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sets underlying large corporate NPAs. The potential write-downs could be in the 25-75 per cent range, the rating agency said. While some of the NPA accounts have been adequately provided for, the majority of them will require higher provisioning compared with current levels, based on the residual economic value of the assets, it said. “It could lead to a net loss of nearly Rs 60,000 crore for the banking sector this fiscal with public sector banks (PSBs) bearing the brunt of increase in provisions and the resultant impact on profitability because of their higher stock of NPAs,” the report said. Though the assessment assumes effective resolution of stressed assets this fiscal, any delay would extend the pain

11.99 lakh, Fat Bob at Rs 13.99 lakh, Fat Boy at Rs 17.49 lakh and Heritage Classic at Rs 18.99 lakh. “Our new offerings strongly demonstrate Harley Davidsons focus on reinventing products for motorcycle enthusiasts and aspiring riders,” Harley Davidson India and China

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Mumbai, Oct 12 (PTI): Gold prices recovered by Rs 100 per 10 grams at the domestic bullion market here today on fresh demand from jewellery stockists amid positive global cues. Silver too attracted increased buying support for the fourth day from industrial units and coin makers. Standard gold (99.5 purity) moved up by Rs 100 to close at Rs 29,795 per 10 grams from Wednesday’s closing level of Rs 29,695. Pure gold (99.9 purity) also rose by a similar margin to end at Rs 29,945 per 10 grams as against Rs 29,845 previously. Silver (.999 fineness) climbed by Rs 90 per kg to close at Rs 39,940 as compared to Rs 39,850 yesterday. Globally, gold rose to its highest level in two weeks on a softer dollar, with US inflation figures due on Friday expected to provide more clues on monetary policy. Spot gold was up 0.2 per cent at USD 1,294.72 an ounce at early trade, after hitting USD 1,297.40.

New Delhi, Oct 12 (PTI): Banks are likely to need nearly Rs 3.3 lakh crore this fiscal as provisioning for large NPA accounts in the current financial year, said a Crisil report. The report said with the economic value of assets underlying NPAs eroding with time, and resolutions are hard to come by, banks would need to step up on provisioning, mainly for large corporate NPAs. It will facilitate faster clean-up of their balance sheets. “Our estimates show that banks would need to set aside close to Rs 3.3 lakh crore this fiscal, or 50 per cent more than Rs 2.2 lakh crore they provided for NPAs last fiscal,” Crisil said in the report released here today. The provisioning quantum was arrived at after an account-by-account analysis of the economic value of as-

New Delhi, Oct 12 (PTI): American cult bike maker Harley Davidson on Thursday launched updated versions of its four models in India with price ranging between Rs 11.9918.99 lakh (ex- showroom Delhi). The company introduced Street Bob at Rs

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Harley Davidson India and China MD Peter MacKenzie during the launch of updated versions of its four models in India, in New Delhi on Thursday. (PTI)

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WASHINGTON, Oct 12 (PTI): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said the government, faced with a “catch-22 situation” over the issue of non-performing assets, is working on a plan to rebuild the capacity of India’s banking sector so as to support growth. Jaitley, who is on a week-long visit to the US to attend the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, also said that reforming the banking system is the top agenda of the government. “Today, with global growth turning around, we are working to put up an actual plan in play to deal with the banking situation, which is top of our agenda. We need to rebuild the capacity (of the banking sector),” Jaitley told students of Harvard University in Boston. “I inherited a banking

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4,617 crore year-on-year. Revenues, meanwhile were down 10 per cent to under Rs 10,000 crore. “We believe today’s agreement is the best and most optimal solution for the Tata Group and its stakeholders. Finding the right home for our longstanding customers and our employees has been the priority for us. We have evaluated multiple options and are pleased to have this agreement with Bharti,” said N Chandrasekaran, Chair man, Tata Sons. Goldman Sachs (India) Securities Private Limited is financial advisor to Tata. The transaction will also provide Bharti Airtel with an indefeasible right to use (IRU) part of the existing fibre network of Tata. Tata is also in initial stages of exploring combination of its Enterprise Business with Tata Communications and its Retail Fixed Line and Broadband business with Tata Sky. Any such transaction will be subject to respective boards and other requisite approvals, the statement added. Tata will retain its stake in Viom, and will take care of the liabilities associated with it.

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world-class and affordable telecom services through a robust technology and solid spectrum portfolio,” said Bharti Airtel Chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal. “On completion, the proposed acquisition will undergo seamless integration, both on the customer as well as the network side, and further strengthen our market position in several key circles. The customers of Tata will be able to enjoy India’s widest and fastest voice & data network, and bouquet of Airtel’s best-in-class products and services,” he said. “The acquisition of additional spectrum made an attractive business proposition. It will further strengthen our already solid portfolio and create substantial long term value for our shareholders given the significant synergies,” Mittal added. The Bhar ti Board, which met on Thursday afternoon, has approved this transaction. The Boards of Tata Sons, TTSL and TTML, too, have given their approval. According to earlier reports, TTSL has seen its net worth fall by over Rs 11,600 crore in FY17, and losses increase from Rs 2,409 crore to Rs

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New Delhi, Oct 12 (IANS): Bhar ti Air tel and Tata on Thursday announced that they have entered into an understanding to merge Consumer Mobile Businesses (CMB) of Tata Teleservices Limited (TTSL) and Tata Teleservices Maharashtra Limited (TTML) into Bharti Airtel. The acquisition is subject to requisite regulatory approvals, the statement said without revealing the acquisition amount. The merger is being done on a debt-free cashfree basis, except for Bharti Airtel assuming a small portion of the unpaid spectrum liability of Tata’s towards DoT, which is to be paid on deferred basis, the jointstatement added. As part of the agreement, Bharti Airtel will absorb Consumer Mobile Businesses (CMB) of TTSL and TTML across the country in 19 circles (17 under TTSL and two under TTML). “This is a significant development towards further consolidation in the Indian mobile industry and reinforces our commitment to lead India’s digital revolution by offering

system whose monies were lying in non-performing assets...are unable to service the debt. We are faced with a catch-22 situation as to how do we improve the capacity of the banks so that they can support growth,” he said. So, all these factors together adversely impacted the private sector, the minister said. Gross non-performing assets (NPA) of the public sector banks rose to Rs 6.41 lakh crore at the end of March 2017 as against Rs 5.02 lakh crore a year ago, according to Finance Ministry data. Jaitley, however, also noted that bigger enterprises did not suffer, because they approached the bond market and foreign funding which were available at much cheaper rates. They did not had to go to th Indian banks. It is small and medium-sized enterprises that need the support of the banking system, Jaitley said, noting that SMEs are huge job creators. “That’s where the problem really is as far as the private sector is concerned,” Jaitley said. Responding to a question, Jaitley refuted the notion that private sector is not expanding.

MD Peter MacKenzie told reporters here. The four models now come with a stiffer and significantly lighter frame, he added. “The 2018 Softail custom motorcycles have been inspired by Harley Davidsons history, authenticity and styling DNA through a modern lens,” MacKenzie said. Powered by new engine range, the new models are faster, lighter and have better handling than their previous editions, he added. Harley Davidson India sells 14 models through 27 dealerships across the country.

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Hamas, Fatah reach deal on Palestinian reconciliation

GAZA CITY (PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES), OCT 12 (agencies): Rival Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah reached an agreement Thursday on ending a decade-long split following talks mediated by Egypt in Cairo, with president Mahmud Abbas calling it a “final” accord, reports AFP. Details of the agreement have not yet been released and a press conference was being planned for Thursday afternoon in the Egyptian capital, where talks have been taking place since Tuesday. Abbas welcomed the deal in comments to AFP and said he considered it a “final agreement to end the division” -- though many details remain to be resolved and previous reconciliation attempts have repeatedly failed. Hamas leader Ismail Haniya’s office said in a statement, without giving further details, that “an agreement was reached today between Hamas and Fatah under Egyptian sponsorship.” An official from Abbas’s Fatah movement said the Palestinian president

FILE -- Palestinian PM Rami Hamdallah (R) and Hamas Chief Ismail Haniyeh in Gaza City October 2, 2017.

was now planning to travel to the Gaza Strip within a month as part of the unity bid in what would be his first visit in a decade. Sanctions taken by Abbas against Hamascontrolled Gaza will also soon be lifted, the Fatah official said. The deal includes 3,000 members of the West Bank-based Palestinian Authority’s police force redeploying to Gaza, a member of the negotiating team told AFP on condition of anonymity. The figure is however a fraction of the more than 20,000 police officers employed separately by Hamas. Another party to the

negotiations, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the agreement would see Palestinian Authority forces take control of the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt. He added that all Palestinian factions would begin wider negotiations on the formation of a unity government in the coming two weeks. One of the key issues has been punitive measures taken by Abbas against Gaza in recent months, including reducing electricity payments that left the territory’s residents with only a few hours of power

a day. “All the measures taken recently will end very shortly,” Zakaria al-Agha, a senior Fatah leader in the Gaza Strip, told AFP. The two sides had been meeting in the Egyptian capital this week with the aim of ending the crippling decade-old split between the rival factions. Hamas seized Gaza from Fatah in a near civil war in 2007 and the two factions have been at loggerheads ever since. Multiple previous reconciliation efforts have failed. Egypt has been keen to improve security in the Sinai Peninsula which borders Gaza and where jihadist rebels have fought a long-running insurgency. An Egyptian source close to the talks said intelligence chief Khaled Fawzi had followed the talks closely. Last month, Hamas agreed to cede civil power in Gaza to the Palestinian Authority but the fate of its vast military wing remains a significant issue for the two sides.

In Brexit poker, clock narrows transition options B RU S S E L S, O C T 1 2 (AGENCIES): Nerves are fraying in the Brexit talks, negotiators are trying to work out if the other side is bluffing about walking away, and a ticking clock is fast narrowing British options come March 2019, reports Reuters. Philip Hammond, Britain’s finance minister, echoed recent EU assertions when he said that a transition period to some new relationship was a “wasting asset”, the value of which would “diminish significantly” for both sides if its form remains unclear to businesses much after the start of the new year. As negotiators in Brussels make little progress before Prime Minister Theresa May meets EU leaders next week, a warning about a breakdown in talks from a minister seen strongly to favor a business-friendly “bespoke” transition out of the EU came a day after the EU summit chair spoke of a similar new year deadline. Donald Tusk said on Tuesday that if London fails to settle divorce terms by December, then the EU would reconsider its objectives.

Myanmar ambassador denies genocide against Rohingyas

TOKYO, OCT 12 (AGENCIES): Myanmar’s ambassador to Japan said Thursday there is no ethnic cleansing or genocide of Rohingya Muslims in his country despite violence that has led a half million of them to flee the country, reports AP. Myanmar security forces responded to Rohingya militant attacks with a broad crackdown in August in Rakhine state, which borders Bangladesh. Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya have fled across the border in what the United Nations has called “textbook ethnic cleansing.”

Thurain Thant Zin T h e a m b a s s a d o r, Thurain Thant Zin, denied reports of human rights abuses in Rakhine by the military and told reporters in Tokyo that his government was providing humanitarian aid to all affected by

the violence. “To say the Myanmar military conducted those illegal acts is untrue and cannot be true,” he said. “The Myanmar government protests the use of such terms as ethnic cleansing and genocide,” he said. The ambassador said the government is prepared to help resettle all who have fled. “Some people have said they are too afraid to return to their original homes and want a new place to live,” he said. “We have promised the Myanmar government will provide support for reconstruction.”

Iba sendong nung Delhi nung alir Aoer kibong tem, anukapang tem aser tongtipangsa lanur kaketshir aser mapa inyakertem ajak aruagi atentsu ayongzuker. DP-10610

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Secretary Imtisangba Aier Dimapur Süngratsü Achanger Semchir Telongjem

President Nungshilepden Aier Dimapur Süngratsü Achanger Semchir Telongjem

Dist : Mokokchung, Nagaland, P.O. Tuli - 798618

DECLARATION

NAGALAND PULP & PAPER COMPANY LIMITED

P.O TZUDIKONG - 798623 DIST. MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We are very thankful for arranging the fund for disembursement of our dues of three month salaries out of ten months, to our Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary (Industries & Commerce, GoN), Chief Secretary GoN, Commissioner & Secretary (Industries & Commerce, GoN), D.C Mokokchung, Director (Industries & Commerce, GoN) and we are also very thankful to our CMD, HPC Kolkata and DGM (HR&ES), NPPCL, for giving co-operation in the same. Workers' Union, NPPC LTD. Tuli, Nagaland.

This is to inform the general public that the notice published in Nagaland Post dated 04-10-2017 and corrigendum dated 10-10-2017 by Mr. Khusoyi Hiese, Mr. Wepekha Wetsah, Mr. Kedutsolhi Wetsah, Mr. Pelhinyi Wetsah, Mr. Neikhrolo Khalo and Mr. Rekhro Mero (Lt. Ditseo Mero) is false and misleading. The portion of the land at Rebolu which was sold by Lt. Sotshu Kapfo belongs to Mrs. Wezhietsu-ü and party. The disputed land has been demarcated and settled by the Court of the National Judiciary Board, Government of People’s Republic of Nagalim (NSCN-IM) passed in judgment dated 24-07-2015. Hence, the concerned party is informed not to enter into any activities regarding selling and buying of the land in question. 1.

Mr. Lhitsotsü Mero

Mr. Wetezü Mero

Mr. Zashei Kapfo

Mr. Neichülo Dienu

OFFICE OF THE

KANGCHING SHOTHEILA DIMAPUR UNIT DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND

ANNEXURE 'E' I, YEZUVI VIKHETO ZHIMOMI, son of Shri YEZUVI SEMA residing at H/NO. 558, CHEKIYE VILLAGE, DIMAPUR, 797115, NAGALAND, INDIA . Date of Birth 16/02/1985 being an applicant for issue of passport, do hereby solemnly affirm and state the following: 1. That the names of my parents and spouse are as follows: (i) Father : YEZUVI SEMA (ii) Mother : HEKELI 2. That I am a continuous resident at the above mentioned address from July-2017. 3. That I am a citizen of India by birth and that I have neither acquired the citizenship of another country nor have surrendered or been terminated/ deprived of my citizenship of India. 4. That I have not, at any time during the period of five years immediately preceding the date of this declaration; been convicted by any court in India for any offence involving moral turpitude and sentenced in respect thereof to imprisonment for not less than two years. 5. That no proceedings in respect of any criminal offence alleged to have been committed by me are pending before any criminal court in India. 6. That no warrant or summons for my appearance, and no warrant for my arrest, has been issued by a court under any law for the time being in force, and that my departure from India has not been prohibited by order of any such court. 7. That I have never been repatriated from abroad back to India at the expense of Government of India/I was repatriated from abroad back to India at the expense of Government of India, but reimbursed expenditure incurred in connection with such repatriation. 8. That I will not engage in activities prejudicial to the sovereignty and integrity of India. 9. That my departure from India will not be detrimental to the security of India. 10. That my presence outside India will not prejudice the friendly relations of India with any foreign country. Place : DIMAPUR Date : 12-0CT 2017 (Yezuvi Vikheto Zhimomi)

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With immense pride and honour, we the Yezutu 'B' Union, Dimapur extends our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kihika G, S/o. Ghohuto Yeptho Headmaster G.H.S Seyochung for his success to the post of Asst. Soil Survey Ofﬁcer, under Soil and Water Conservation Department and Mr. Isac Inakhe Yeptho, S/o. George Kheito Yeptho Rtd. S.K. for the post of Agriculture Inspector, under Agriculture Department in the recently conducted NPSC Exam. The Union further wishes them in all their future endeavours. (Khetoho Yepthomi) (Albert V. Awomi) Chairman Secretary

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MOLUNGKIMONG VILLAGE COUNCIL We the Molungkimong Council declare that Molungkimong Council has been working hand and hand with the Naga Hoho and will continue to joint hands with Naga Hoho in the near future as well.

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We the Achanger (Aier) Semchir Telongjem, Süngratsü (Dimapur) would like to congratulate Miss. Temsurenla Aier, D/o Lt. Satemyanger Aier and Mrs. Tonpangnungla Longchar for bringing laurels by getting through the N.P.S.C Combined Technical Exam as Junior Engineer (Civil) under Works & Housing Department. We wish her success in all her future endeavour; we would also like to congratulate all the passed candidates of NPSC for their achievements. May Almighty God bless each one of them.

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Er. VINOTO K KIHO

Er. HINOTO V SEMA

We the LOCHOMI STUDENTS’ UNION would like to congratulate Er.VINOTO K KIHO, son of Mr & Mrs.KHENITO KIHO on clearing NPSC and securing 1st Rank as SDO (Civil) under Work and Housing Department. And Er. HINOTO V SEMA, son of Er.VICTO ZHIMO on securing 5th Rank as Junior Engineer (Civil) under PHED. Your dedication is something that may inspire the new generation to come, you have achieved so much at such a young age. Wishing many Congrats to You. GENERAL SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT ALOKA K ACHUMI SHIKAVI A YEPTHO

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CONGRATULATIONS

The Chandalashung Union Dimapur (CUD) extends its heartiest congratulations to Dr. R. E. Lotha, an Advisor of the Union of his elevation to the Head of Department (HoD), Department of Horticulture Nagaland. The CUD while celebrating this proud moment of the year, also acknowledge your immense support & co-operation extended towards the Union. May God bless you with good health and successful period as HoD.

This information is from the Naga Hospital Authority, Kohima; regarding the clearance of the steel Tanks & Steel Materials which are lying in the hospital premises. Therefore, the rightful owner is requested to clear away the material within 30 (Thirty) days starting from the publication date of this notification.

David Mughato) President

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NITOI VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION

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Er. Moichung Shembu Phom

Er. Kanshing Phom

The Kangching Shotheila Dimapur Unit with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for bringing laurels to the community for their outstanding achievements in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination 2016-17. 1. Er. Moichung Shembu Phom, son of Mrs. Alila and Lt. Mr. A. Manba Phom for securing the post of SDOElectrical (Cl-I Gazetted), under Power Department. 2. Er. Kanshing Phom, son of Mrs Baushah and Mr. Puphei for securing the post of JE-Electrical (CI-II Gazetted), under Power Department. The Union wishes them the best for all the future endeavours and thank the Almighty God for his abundant blessings. Mrs. Lokshang Phom Mrs. H. Pongphen President General Secretary

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FELICITATES With immense pride and honour, we the Yangzitong 'B' Village Students' Union (YBVSU) extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kihika G., S/o Ghohuto Yeptho for his success to the post of Assistant Soil Survey Officer, under Soil and Water Conservation Department and Mr. Isac Inakhe Yeptho, S/o. George Kheito Yeptho, Agriculture Inspector, under Agriculture Department. The YBVSU further wishes them in all their future endeavours.

NOTIFICATION

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CHANDALASHUNG UNION DIMAPUR (CUD)

(Akuto Swu) President

YANGZITONG 'B' VILLAGE STUDENTS' UNION

P.O. KIPHIRE-798611, DIST - KIPHIRE : NAGALAND

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The Khughuto Müdütsügho Kuposhukulu Dimapur, would like to extend its heartiest congratulations to Mr. N. Kavito Swu, son of Late Nighoi Swu promoted to Divisional Accounts Ofﬁcer, Department of Treasuries and Accounts and posted to PWD (R&B) construction Division, Chiephobozou. The Kuposhukulu wishes and prays that our Almighty God continue to bless him with wisdom and health and also great success in all her future endeavours. (Atoho Zhimo) Secretary

OFFICE OF THE

The President and Colleagues of Nitoi Village Students’ Union with immense joy convey our heartiest congratulations to Shri. ANGUVITO SUMI (S/o Late AGHOZHE SUMI) Former President and Active Member of N.V.S.U for successfully qualifying in the combined Technical Services Exam conducted by NPSC 2017 to the post of District Sports Officer (DSO) Class-I Gazetted) under Youth Resource & Sports Department which was recently declared by NPSC. Your huge achievements of hard work and diligence are truly outstanding and inspired. We are proud of you and salute you for your staunch quest of brilliance and for bringing laurels to our village and the Students’ Union in particular. Further, the Union wishes you the very best in all your future endeavours and prays to our Almighty God to grant good health and continuous blessings with divine wisdom and knowledge. (ABETO N. SUMI) (LIVITOLI SUMI) President N.V.S.U General Secretary N.V.S.U

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The Lazami Social Welfare Organization, Kohima would like to express our heartfelt thanks to almighty God for selection of its members Mr. Pulovi Sumi, son of Shri. Vishepu Sumi and Mrs. Lhosheli Sumi of Lazami Village, to post of Junior Engineer( Electrical) Cl-II Gazette Under Power Department. Dear Pulovi Sumi, we congratulate you and we are proud of you. May God bless you as you take over your life career. We praise God; “Restore our fortunes, O Lord like the watercourses in the Negeb!”(Plsam 126:4) Lutovi Phucho K.A.Jacob General Secretary President

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The Pochury Region NSCN/GPRN (IM) extends it gratitude to the Collective Leadership on fulfilling the long awaited cherished dream of the Pochury people by inducting Mr. Zarsie Nyuthe into collective member, by recognizing his all out contribution and sacrifice for the cause of the Naga Nation. It also congratulates Mr. Zarsie Nyuthe on his elevation to the coveted post and further wish him good health and success in all his future endeavour. KHROCHU PFITHU Central Administrative Officer Pochury Region (GPRN) Ph. No. 8414074851 K-3267

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YNP South Asian exposure tour concludes Eagles announce 40th anniversary of ‘hotel california’ E agles will release a deluxe edition of their classic Hotel California album to celebrate the record’s 40th anniversary. Even though the hit album was released in December 1976, most of its impact came the following year, when the LP shot to No. 1 and two of its singles -- “New Kid in Town” and the title track -- also topped the chart. The new reissue -which is due on Nov. 24 -- includes the album’s firstever remaster plus a disc featuring a concert from the Los Angeles Forum from October 1976, two months before the album’s release. A pair of Hotel California tracks, the two No. 1 singles, are the only songs included in the set. The remainder is rounded out by past Eagles hits like “Take It Easy,”

“Take It to the Limit” and “One of These Nights.” You can see the track listing below. The “Deluxe Edition” will also include Blu-ray audio with high-resolution stereo and 5.1 mixes. It comes packaged in an 11 x 11 hardbound book featuring rare and previously

unpublished photos from the era, a tour book replica and a poster. The 10 live tracks make their debut here and are culled from the band’s three-night run at the Forum. Eagles, ‘Hotel California: 40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition’ Track Listing

Disc One: Original Album 1. “Hotel California” 2. “New Kid In Town” 3. “Life In The Fast Lane” 4. “Wasted Time” 5. “ Wasted Time (Re prise)” 6. “Victim Of Love” 7. “Pretty Maids All In A Row” 8. “Try And Love Again” 9. “The Last Resort” Disc Two: Live at The Los Angeles Forum (October 1976) 1. “Take It Easy” 2. “Take It To The Limit” 3. “New Kid In Town” 4. “James Dean” 5. “Good Day In Hell” 6. “Witchy Woman” 7. “Funk #49” 8. “One Of These Nights” 9. “Hotel California” 10. “Already Gone” (Ultimate Classic Rock)

learn that there were entrepreneurs willing to invest in Nagaland and that these entrepreneurs would also provide job opportunities to Nagas including work permits. Further, YNP extended their appreciation to chief minister T R Zeliang and parliamentary secre-

oung Naga professionals (YNP) concluded their South Asian exposure tour along with politicians, doctors, administrators, social workers, beauty queens, musicians and entrepreneurs, who were given the

opportunity to observe and learn from the working culture of entrepreneurs in Singapore. The group had the opportunity to talk business involving young Nagas who were unemployed. They were delighted to

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OFFICE OF THE

NITOI VILLAGE COUNCIL

COURSES DATE TIMING Baking 16th to 21st Oct. 9 to 12 pm Dessert 16th to 21st Oct. 1 to 4 pm TN Building, Serϋvocie Naga Hospital Road # 97743-16235

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tary youth resource and music task force, Khekaho Assumi who had made the trip successful and had provided the group with an expansive learning experience. For further information and guide, interested young Nagas can contact at ynp.nagaland@gmail. com

B.P.O SITIMI, P.O KIPHIRE, NAGALAND K-3268

OFFICE OF THE

UNGER STUDENTS’ UNION

FELICITATION

ANGUVITO SUMI

S/O LT. AGHOZHE SHEKIYE SUMI

FELICITATION

I. Aosunep Jamir

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ine Inch Nails m e m b e r s Tr e n t Reznor and Atticus Ross were asked about David Bowie, Chris Cornell, and Chester Bennington’s deaths in a new 101 WKQX interview. Alternative Nation transcribed their comments. The inter viewer brought up Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington’s deaths, and asked how NIN deal with feelings of being isolated on the road, and being far from the things that ground you. The interviewer mentioned having feelings in the past of like he was spinning out on road, and like he needed to get back home. Trent Reznor responded, “Me too. I just feel, as an adult, you have a responsibility to yourself to handle your business, take care of yourself. I know firsthand how distorted this lifestyle can get, traveling, being on tour is an isolating experience and weird, that’s probably outside the norm of what traditional occupations are. But I do feel the need to, I mean we’ve both learned to take care of ourselves. (Alternative Nation)

63rd Wedding Anniversary

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N. Temjenwathy Imsong With immense pride and gratitude, we the Unger Students’ Union extend our heartiest congratulation to the following individuals for clearing the recent NPSC Exam. 1. I. Aosunep Jamir, S/o Imtimar Junior Engineer (Civil) (CL-II Gazetted) under PHED Rank No. 3 2. Sungtinaro Jamir, D/o Lt. Tsuknungyatet Junior Engineer (Civil) (CL-II Gazetted) under Works & Housing Department Rank No. 13 3. N. Temjenwathy Imsong, S/o Marmayang Asst. Public Prosecutor (CL – I Gazetted) under Department of Justice & Law Rank No. 4 Sd/- Ponayanger Jamir Vice President DC-2381

The undersigned on behalf of the citizens from all walks of life, convey heartiest congratulations to Mr. ANGUVITO SUMI for qualifying the recently declared (Combined Technical Services Examinations 2017) as District Sports Ofﬁcer (DSO) CL- I Gazetted under Youth Resources & Sports Department, Nagaland. Let Almighty God continue to shower His blessing upon and be your guiding force in a way as He guided through your success journey, as you take on new responsibility. Continue to shine, you made us all proud. God Bless You. Long Live. DP-10630

(HOZHESHE V. YEPTHO) CHAIRMAN Nitoi Village Council

Mrs. & Rev. L. Manküp Konyak [13-10-1954 – 13-10-2017]

You two are an inspiration to the World. A great team that overcomes life’s trouble and love that triumph over all. For us, you are truly heaven sent.

Happy 63rd Anniversary

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From, Children, grandchildren & In-laws.

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TENNIS: Nadal beats Fognini; Federer wins

Sharapova storms into Tianjin last eight

Roger Federer

Shanghai, Oct 12 (Agencies): Rafael Nadal continued to scythe his way through the Shanghai Masters on Thursday, reaching the quarter-finals with a 6-3 6-1 thrashing of temperamental Italian Fabio Fognini. The Spaniard needed two minutes over the hour to dispatch Fognini, taking his winning streak to 14 matches since the start of the US Open where he claimed a 16th grand slam title. The 31-year-old is closing in on finishing the year as world number one for the first time since 2013

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Maria Sharapova

but Roger Federer, the only man who can stop him, is looking equally impressive. Federer delighted his small army of Chinese fans inside the Qi Zhong Centre with an emphatic 6-4 6-2 defeat of tricky Ukrainian Alexandr Dolgopolov. Fognini was playing the day after being handed a suspended ban from two grand slams and $96,000 fine for verbally abusing a female umpire at the US Open. But there was little fight from the 30-yearold as Nadal lost only

Rafael Nadal

six points on serve in the opening set. While a Nadal-Federer final looms, Argentina’s Juan Martin del Potro could ruin the script, as he did at the US Open where he defeated Federer in the quarter-finals when a semi-final between the two greats looked likely. The former US Open champion stopped third seed Alexander Zverev, recovering from losing the opener to win 3-6 7-6(5) 6-4. “I think he played a great match, maybe one of the best of the season,” Zverev said.

Sixth seed Grigor Dimitrov, who saved match points on Wednesday against Ryan Harrison, had a more comfortable day as he beat American 10th seed Sam Querrey 6-3 7-6(3). Bulgarian Dimitrov, who could claim a debut appearance at the ATP World Tour Finals in London next month by reaching the final in Shanghai, plays Nadal next. Wimbledon runnerup Marin Cilic also eased into the quarter-finals with a 7-6(1) 6-4 defeat of American Steve Johnson.

TIANJIN (China), Oct 12 (Agencies): Maria Sharapova surged into the Tianjin Open quarter-finals on Thursday as she pursues her first tournament victory since her return from a doping ban. The Russian former world number one defeated Magda Linette of Poland 7-5, 6-3 and will next play either Swiss qualifier Stefanie Voegele or fifth seed Yulia Putintseva of Kazakhstan. The 30-year-old Sharapova has been on the comeback trail since April after serving a 15-month suspension for taking the banned substance meldonium. Sharapova, a five-time major-winner, is now ranked a lowly 86 in the world and she needed a wildcard to enter the Tianjin tournament. She saw off 71st-ranked Linette in just over 98 minutes to reach only her second quarter-final since her return to action.

Open TT tourney in Mokokchung DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): Mokokchung District Table Tennis Association will be organizing the 15th late. Imtitemjen Memorial Open Table Tennis Tournament on October 26 and 27, at Multipurpose Sports Complex, Mokokchung. There will be four categories of event: Under 15, Under 21, men’s Open category and women’s open category. Forms for participation in the tournament will be available at Assets, Greeting Craft and Image studio. Last date for submission of forms is October 24. Mokokchung District Table Tennis Association further informed all interested parties to contact at 9089542798, 9856072296 for further information.

Unique Bulls beat Settle 1-0 in LMSSOC XI FC 2-0. Topong Chang of Sangzi FC scored the first goal in the 23rd minute. The second goal was scored by Johnny Rite in the 17th minute. Friday’s matches Ngangpong FC vs Tonching Yangmei FC ‘A’: 12 noon Mt. Pongen FC vs 40th Assam Rifles: 1:30 p.m.

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): Unique Bulls FC overcome Settle FC 1-0 in the 25th Edition of Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship (LMSSOC) at Tuensang on Thursday. The only goal of the match was scored by Chemong in the second minute. In the second match, Sangzi FC beat Tenyimi

Fanatics beat MRH FC in MCC

by Atokito. He opened the account in the 54th minute, and added the second and third goals in the 55th and 72nd minutes respectively. Lone goal of MRH Football Club was scored by Kekhrie in 65th minute. Friday’s Match Phoenix Rising Vs FC Pezielietsie: 6 a.m.

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Ko h i m a , O c t 1 1 (NPN): Football Fanatics beat MRH FC 3-1 in the 3rd quarter final in the Morning Champions Cup (MCC) at Science college ground Jotsomaon Thursday. All the goals for Football Fanatics were scored

Staubli to become first female Two arrested for the stone referee to officiate at U-17 WC throwing on Aussie team bus

Esther Staubli

KOLKATA, Oct 12 (PTI): Switzerland’s Esther Staubli is set to become the first female referee to officiate a match at the FIFA U-17 World Cup when Japan takes on New Caledonia in the final round group E match on October 14. This is in line with FIFA’s objective to further develop women’s football as the 38-year-old is one of seven women referees invited to the tournament

in India where all the male and female match officials, nominated by FIFA’s Referees Committee, have completed a host of activities together in a series of seminars, including theoretical sessions in the classroom and practical sessions on the field of play. The benefits of joining forces are mutual when men and women team up to hone their interpretation, positioning and decision-making abilities.

Another positive aspect is that the women referees have an opportunity to gain more experience. High-level competition matches are often limited during the year in their respective regions and so such opportunities are crucial as the referees prepare for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2019. “In having the opportunity to now work together with their male colleagues at the FIFA U-17 World Cup India 2017, FIFA’s female referees are one step further in their preparation and in their careers at the top level,” a release said. That FIFA has selected female referees for a men’s tournament is a logical consequence of an education programme that FIFA’s Refereeing Department started in 2016.

Guwahati, Oct 12 (PTI): Assam police Thursday arrested two persons in connection with the stone throwing on the bus carrying Australian cricketers from the stadium to a city hotel here after a T-20 match. The incident had taken place on October 10 and Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal had directed the state director general of police Mukesh Sahay to arrest the culprits at the earliest. Sonowal had also directed chief secretary V K Pipersenia to order an inquiry into the incident and submit the report to him. Guwahati Police Commissioner Hiren Nath said that the two, identified as Rakesh Hazoary and Pabitra Kshyatriya of Goalpara district, were detained for interrogation yesterday and were formally arrested today.

The two were produced before the chief judicial magistrate’s court which sent them to police custody. “The duo were detained for interrogation and on the basis of certain leads and circumstantial evidence, we arrested them today,” Nath said. Australian player Aaron Finch had tweeted on Tuesday night that it was “pretty scary having a rock thrown through the team bus window on the way back to the hotel” and had also posted a picture of the broken bus window.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

Lt. Mrs. ARENKALA

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of Late K. Thrilen Konyak

Born : 07/09/1989 – Died : 06/10/2017

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Family member & relatives

AFFIDAVIT

DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME

I, Shri. Shikiho Sumi, S/o Zukhuhe, resident at Aichisaghemi Village under Zunheboto District, Nagaland do hereby affirm and declare an oath hereunder :1. I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi/Naga tribe resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That in my official name is "Shikiho Sumi" as entered/recorded in all my official documents. However my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as 'Shikiho Sema' in my SBI Passbook. 3. That the Name 'Shikiho Sema' and 'Shikiho Sumi' are one and the same person. 4. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of correcting my name, Shikiho Sema is Written, it should be read, correct and understand as "Shikiho Sumi" for all official purpose. 5. That this affidavit is sworn to declare my correct name before the competent office/authority. 6. That the statements made in paragraph 1 & 5 of the affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge. Deponent Solemnly declare before me the deponent on this day 09 Oct. 2017 who is identified by ............... 1st Class Magistrate Regd. No. 56, Date 09/10/17 DP-10607

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Those we love don't go away... They walk beside us everyday. Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, missed and very dear.

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"For if we live, we live to the Lord, and if we die, we die to the Lord, therefore we live or die, we are the Lord's." We, the bereaved family members would like to extend our profound gratitude to all who stood by us sharing our sorrows and pain through your presence, material, ﬁnancial and prayer supports at the sudden demise of our beloved son Late Jacob Thuju Rathu of Shatüza village on 06/10/2017. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually, however it is our humble prayer the God Almighty bless you all abundantly. We extend our special thanks to :1) Salvation Baptist Church, Dimapur 2) Pochury Baptist Church, Dimapur 3) Pochury Baptist Church, Chumukedima 4) All the friends, well wishers and neighbours of Over Bridge Colony (Burma Camp). 5) Shri. Yitachu (MLA) 6) Well wishers and friends from Kohima 7) Well wishers and friends from Meluri Town. 8) Well wishers and friends from Yisisha Area. 9) Shatiiza Baptist Church, well wishers and friends of Shatiiza Village. 10) Mr. & Mrs. Lanumeri Ajem (Padumpukhuri) Dimapur.

1902 – 2017 Age : 115 Years Died on : 09/10/2017 We the family of Late Mrs. Dopu-ü Thepa would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who helped in many ways throughout the prolonged illness and at the sad demise. It is impossible to thank everyone individually but in return may God bless you all. We extend our special gratitude to :1. Town Baptist Church Cmd. 2. Neighbours 3. GHSS Cmd (Staff) 4. GMS Cmd Block - IV (Staff) 5. Rev. Keso Shüya & family 6. Thepfü Thepfü Chairman 7. Jame Masjib (Muslim Committee) 8. Kekhriengulie Doze & family 9. Chumukedima Town Citizen. May Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving wife, children, in-laws and grandchildren.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 12th NAP BN (INDIA RESERVE) CHINGTOK : LONGLENG

NO.12BN(IR)/RO-10/2017-18/655

Dt. Chingtok, the 11th Oct' 2017

SHOW CAUSE NOTICE

Regt/No 121016 Const. Nyanbemo Son of Shri. Rhanpemo Lotha Village - Sankitan PO/PS - Wokha Dist - Wokha, Nagaland Whereas, you have been found absent from bonafide Govt. duty with effect from 01-09-2017 without any leave or permission from the competent authority till date. And whereas, three Calling notices were issued and served to you through concerned P.S vide order. 1. No. 12BN(IR)/RO-10/2017-18/537 Dt. 11/09/2017 2. No. 12BN(IR)/RO-10/2017-18/593 Dt. 25/09/2017 3. No. 12BN(IR)/RO-10/2017-18/610 Dt. 03/10/2017 The said No 121016 Const. Nyanbemo is hereby directed to report to the undersigned within 7 (seven) days from the publication of this notice, failing which he will be declared as deserter without further notice.

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Commandant 12th NAP Bn (India Reserve) Chingtok. Longleng

Loving children, grandchildren, sister-in-law, brother-in-law & relatives

Regd. No. 6852/2017

AFFIDAVIT

(Correction of name)

Date : 12/10/2017

1. I, No. 2401592F Rank : Hav Name : Indra Bahadur Kuwar Chhetri, S/o Khadka Bahadur Chhetri presently serving in 24th Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as under : 2. That I am presently serving in 24th Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO in the rank of Hav bearing No. 2401592F. 3. That my under mentioned name of my wife has been wrongly recorded in my service book and the same has been corrected as follows : Sl. No.

Old Name Ambika Devi Chhetri

New Name Ambika Devi Kuwar Chhetri

Relationship Wife

4. That this affidavit made to declare as piece of evidence for all official purposes. 5. That the statements made in paragraph 1-4 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been stated or concealed herein. Deponent Solemnly affirm and swear before me on this day the 12th of Oct' 2017. Notary Public DP-10595(B) Regd. No. 6851/2017

AFFIDAVIT

(Correction of name)

Date : 12/10/2017

1. I, No. 2401592F Rank : Hav Name : Indra Bahadur Kuwar Chhetri, S/o Khadka Bahadur Chhetri presently serving in 24th Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as under : 2. That I am presently serving in 24th Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO in the rank of Hav bearing No. 2401592F. 3. That my under mentioned name has been wrongly recorded in my service book and the same has been corrected as follows : Sl. No.

Old Name New Name Relationship Indra Bahadur Chhetri Indra Bahadur Kuwar Chhetri Self

Born : 15/01/ 36 – Died : 13/10/2016

It’s been a year since you left us so abruptly Not a day passes without remembering you Regrets and sorrow ﬁll our days For things left unsaid and undone The only consolation is that, you are with Jesus - the one you loved above everything else And that you are there petitioning for us DP-10562

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We Love and Miss you MOM Loving husband, children, grandchildren & relatives

THE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

SCA No. 01 of 2017

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS & OBJECTION UNDER SECTION 373 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT, 1925.

Whereas, Application for grant of Succession Certificate filed by Sh. Heloka V. Yepthomi of Old Town Zunheboto, Nagaland to inherit "M/s. Paramount Gas Agency, Zunheboto, Nagaland vide License No. G/EC/NL/06/18" on the deceased of the proprietor namely V. Vikugha Yepthomi who dies intestate. Notice is hereby given to any person having interest in the M/s Paramount Gas Agency, Zunheboto, to file claims & objection in this court within 30 (thirty) days of the publication of this notice. Dated 10th October, 2017. (Niechochiyi Suyie) NJS District Judge Zunheboto, Nagaland DP-10596

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR : NAGALAND NOTICE NO.REV-9/2007-D/PT/10835-36

Dt. Dimapur the 9th Oct' 2017

Notice is hereby given that Smti. Sumi Ao, W/o Mayangteka Ao has applied for correction of his name to be corrected and recorded as Smti. 'Sumi Ao' instead of 'Somitro Ao', reference to Affidavit Regd Vide No. 2221/17 dt. 18/08/17, in Patta No. 1454, Dag No. 98/1555 measuring an area of 00B00K-14Ls located at Block-5, Mouza No. 2. The undersigned hereby invites claims/objection if any concerning to the said land for rectification/correction of name as rightful pattadar on or before 9-11-17. DP-10598

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland

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blank G. Sporting India lose 0-4 to Ghana; out of U-17 WC Forerunner 4-0 in NSF Martyrs’ trophy Two minutes later, Fernando Cardozo struck after being set up by Blas Armoa from the left wing. Turkey got a three-goal advantage in the 61st minute when Antonio Galeano’s left-footed shot deflected off a defender and looped into the net. Already out of the match, Turkey found consolation three minutes into the injury time with a shot from Kerem Kesgin beating the Paraguay defence.

Mali thump Kiwis

(L-R) Ghana’s Eric Ayiah (C) and teammates celebrate after scoring a goal against India. Mali’s Boubacar Haidara (2) and New Zealand’s Mathew Palmer compete for the ball in New Delhi on Thursday. (PTI)

New Delhi, Oct 12 (IANS): Ghana rode on a brace by skipper Eric Ayiah to enter the knockout stages with a 4-0 win over India in their Group A match of the FIFA U-17 World Cup here on Thursday. Eric (43rd, 52nd minutes) struck on either side of the break as Ghana finished the group stage with six points from three matches. Richard Danso (86th) a nd Em m a nue l Toku (87th) scored in quick succession towards the end. Ghana dominated right from the start and took the lead when their captain Eric Ayiah made a superb run from his own half before scoring off the rebound when Indian goalkeeper Dheeraj Moirangthem blocked a pass from Sadiq Ibrahim. The Indian players however, ran out of ideas in the final third. They showed a distinct lack of composure when in possession and committed a lot of miss passes and errors as a result, losing the

ball easily. Lack of combination and poor awareness upfront repeatedly saw Indian players in possession but with no teammates in good positions to pass to. Their job was made even tougher by a well organised Ghana defence which allowed them very little time and space. The Africans, on the other hand, showcased excellent skills, tactical awareness and athletic ability. Ghana right winger Sadiq Ibrahim was a constant threat down the flanks with his speed and accurate balls into the Indian penalty box. Rashid Alhassan was also excellent on the left wing and Ghana captain Eric Ayiah in the centre had a constant stream of good passes and crosses as he used his superb technique and dribbling skills to trouble the Indian defence. Only some desperate defending by the hosts prevented them from conceding more goals. Central defenders Anwar Ali and Jitendra Singh put in a tireless per-

formance for India. But that could not prevent Eric from scoring his second goal. An excellent run saw the Ghana captain in acres of time and space at the edge of the hosts’ penalty box as he met a pinpoint pass from Edmund ArkoMensah with a superb finish. The hosts virtually gifted away the third goal when Anwar easily lost the ball to Danso who made a speedy run before finishing past Dheeraj. Tiku scored another soft goal a minute later as the Indians had a disappointing end to their World Cup campaign.

it to the knockouts, while Mali advance to Round-of16 after finishing second in Group B. Paraguay, even though were already ensured of a berth in the second round, were hungry for goals from the beginning. At the beginning, Anibal Vega found his penalty saved by Turkey goalkeeper Berke Ozer in a big relief to his side. Paraguay kept putting Turkey under pressure and it was in the 41st minute the South Americans broke the deadlock. Giovanni Bogado scored a free-kick from 25 yards out to make it 1-0.

Mali booked their spot in the knockout stages with a dominant 3-1 win over New Zealand in a Group B match. Salam Jiddou gave Mali the lead with a powerful shot from outside the penalty box in the 18th minute while Djemoussa Traore (50th) doubled the lead just after the restart. New Zealand scored against the run of play in the 72nd minute when Charles Spragg headed an accurate cross to the second post by Elijah Just. Lassana N’Diaye (82nd) however, made the issue safe for Mali when he utilised some poor marking to slot home a pass by Konate. e Mali defence was also well organised and did not allow too much space to the Kiwi forwards.

Paraguay eliminate Turkey Immediately pay U-17 Manipur players: CM

Paraguay got past Turkey 3-1 to top Group B with a hat-trick of wins at the FIFA U-17 World Cup. The result eliminates Turkey from the group stage as they finished fourth. From three games, Turkey have one point -- the same as New Zealand but the European side is behind on goal difference. New Zealand, however, have a very slim chance of making

Imphal, Oct 12 (IANS): Taken aback by reports on the non-payment of dues to eight Manipuri footballers in the FIFA U-17 Indian team, Chief Minister N. Biren Singh on Thursday directed the immediate payment of Rs 5 lakh each. Singh was miffed after he came to know that the poor parents (now in New Delhi) were unable to watch their children play in the matches as they faced difficulties to manage their expenses. The state government had announced financial assistance to the parents. Sports Minister Letpao Haokip said: “Rs 10,000 each was given to the parents and air tickets.” Members of the public had also donated generously to enable the parents to go to the national capital. Following the Chief Minister’s rebuke, payment to the players was expedited.

Action in the match between Khyouchi (red) and Billy Graham on Thursday. (NP).

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Ko h i m a , O c t 1 2 (NPN): Forerunners’ FC 4th NAP Thizama blanked G. Sporting club Dimapur 4-0 to enter the quarterfinals of the 18th NSF martyrs’ memorial trophy at Kohima local ground on Thursday. Khyouchi FC (Poumai) from Manipur also secured the last eight berth by overcoming Billy Graham FC 4-2 vie tie break after the match ended 1-1 in the stipulated time. Mathew Kezhose (13) of Forerunners opened the account in 15th minute. Trial by a goal, G. Sporting were reduced to 10-man in the 33rd minute, when Rovikholie (26) was sent off for foul play. In the second half, G. Sporting put their best effort in search of equalizer but could not breach the strong fort of the opponent. In the 55th minute,

G. Sporting suffered a major jolt, when Aloumei Panmei (8) doubled the lead for Forerunners. After three minutes, Mathew again scored the third and his second goal in 58th minute. With the match already in their hand, Soihiam Kamei (9) also registered his name in the score sheet when he found the net in the 69th minute. In the second match, a late equalizer from Khyouchi FC’s Zudu took the winner of the match to be decided by spot-kick, where Khyouchi FC (Poumai) emerged as the winner 4-2 over Billy Graham FC. Earlier, in the regulated time Rahul Kamei (10) opened the account for Billy Graham in the 28th minute. Rado of Khyouchi FC received yellow card for foul play. The first half ended with Billy Graham lead-

ing1-0. After the breather, both team displayed equal strength and skill, and both sides were caution in their approach. Medoneituo (7) of Billy Graham was also cautioned for foul play. However, lady luck favour Khyouchi FC, as in the injury added time Zudu (17) scored the much needed equalizer. In the shoot-out, Khyouchi FC goal keeper-cumcoach Panii Pao (41years) made two wonderful saves to take his team to quarter final. In the quarter final, Khyouchi FC will take Forer unners 4th NAP Thizama on October 17. Friday matches (prequarter) Tangkhul Students’ Union Vs Biekrazou FC: 12:30 p.m. Tiema-Khe Kidima Vs Rooster Club Phesama: 2 p.m.

Basketball camp and clinic at LFHSS, Dimapur

Coaching staff and students at the basketball camp and clinic at LFHSS, Dimapur.

D I MAPUR , O CT 1 2 (NPN): To promote the basketball in the state starting from grassroots level, Basketball Camp and Clinic under the initiative and aegis of Andrew Ahoto, chairman

of Livingstone Foundation Higher Secondary School (LFHSS), Dimapur has been introduced at LFHSS. At the invitation of Ahoto, the Professional Basketball Ace Academy based

in Chennai has taken up the onus of conducting the Basketball Camp beginning from October 8, 2017. The team from PBA Academy is headed by Senior Basketball Coach Pras-

anna Jaysankar, who is presently running the PBA Academy, and Coronet, a senior basketball coach of the Academy. Prasanna is an international basketball coach and player, who has represented India in 5 Asian Women Basketball Championships and was the captain of the Indian women basketball team which secured second place in Group-B Championship at Singapore in 1992. Coronet is also an international basketball player and Federation of International Basketball Association (FIBA) coach. He represented India at the Asian Basketball Champi-

onship held in Malaysia in 1989 and at a Club Tournament held at Dhaka, Bangladesh in 1995. He has also represented the Indian Railways and Assam at various Inter-Railways and National Level Basketball Championships. The main aim behind the Basketball Camp and Clinic being conducted at Livingstone Foundation Hr. Sec. School is to promote the game of basketball from the grassroots level, starting from school and college students in Nagaland. Livingstone Foundation Hr. Sec. School has also recruited a permanent Professional Basketball Coach from PBAA.

Closely assisting in this novel endeavour of basketball promotion in Nagaland is Medozhatuo Rutsa, who is a senior national basketball player and presently the technical director of Nagaland Basketball Association. He is currently running a basketball club at Kohima. It may be noted the Prasanna Jaysankar will also appear as Brand Ambassador of Basketball at the Inter School Basketball and Volleyball Tournament organized by the All Nagaland Private Schools’ Association (ANPSA) Dimapur Unit on October 13 and 14 at Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur.

PKL: Yoddha hammer Pink Panthers 53-32

Players of Pink Panthers and U P Yoddha in action during the Pro Kabaddi League match at Sawai Mansingh Indoor Stadium in Jaipur on Thursday. (PTI)

Jaipur, Oct 12 (Agencies): Rishank Devadiga wrote his name in history books by scoring 28 points as UP Yoddha hammered Jaipur Pink

Panthers 53-32 in a Pro Kabaddi League match in Jaipur on Thursday. Rishank Devadiga created the record for most points scored by a raider

ever in a Pro Kabaddi League match. Pro Kabaddi League website Rishank Devadiga created the record for most points scored by a raider ever in a Pro

Kabaddi League match. Pro Kabaddi League website Devadiga created the record for most points scored by a raider ever in a Pro Kabaddi League match. UP Yoddha also recorded the highest number of points scored by any team in Vivo Pro Kabaddi Season 5. From the first minute, UP Yoddha dominated proceedings and were relentless throughout the match. It was Jaipur Pink Panthers’ Navneet Gautam’s last match in Pro Kabaddi League and it ended on a sour note. Gautam, who captained his team on the night, couldn’t get on the score sheet. Tushar Patil scored eight points for Jaipur Pink Panthers. Jaipur Pink Panthers remained fifth in Zone B with 51 points from 21 matches. UP Yoddha have all but qualified for super playoff and are third in Zone A with 59 points from 20 matches.

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