October 13, 2018

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Vol XXVIII No. 308

Ban on unauthorised use of govt vehicles

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): State government has directed all the officials provided with government vehicles that no children/ unauthorized persons be allowed to drive the government vehicle for any purpose with immediate effect.

In an office memorandum, deputy secretary to the government of Nagaland, Samson Sekhose, stated that the concerned official would be held responsible if found guilty. Observing that many of its vehicles attached to officials were being illegally driven around by children/unauthorized persons undermining the purpose, the government said the vehicles were solely for performing official duty by the concerned official.

Dmu traffic regulation

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): In order to ease traffic congestion and ensure smooth vehicular movement, the Dimapur traffic police has allocated parking spaces for both four and two wheelers from Delux Point to Plaza Point and from Clock Tower to Dhobinallah Point.

In a press release, Dimapur police PRO has advised all drivers/riders to park in their designated parking areas and strictly adhere to the traffic rules and regulations.

Police have warned that action deemed necessary will be initiated against any violators. Further, in view of Durga Puja celebrations, vehicular movement from Durga Mandir Junction to Naga Bazar Junction will be restricted to “one way only” from 6pm to 11pm on October 17 and 18, 2018.

MRVC coverage crosses 2 lakh

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): In the ongoing Measles Rubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC), a total of 2078 children in schools and 490 children in outreach sessions were vaccinated on October 10, 2018 bringing the overall total to 2,10,515, which is already 44.86% of the total target for Nagaland. The department of health and family welfare informed there had been no cases of adverse events following immunization (AEFI) reported till date.

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Air India plane hits wall on take-off

Chase defies India as WI reach 295/7

Moon urges US to move towards formally ending Korean War

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PDA legislators resolve to stand firm with coalition Neiphiu Rio along with his colleagues during the meeting.

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): In an attempt to dispel speculations and against the backdrop of allegations and counter-allegations of trying to engineer horse trading by NDPP and NPF, a resolution by PDA constituent party members and legislators have resolved to stand firm with the pre and post poll alliance under the leadership of chief minister Neiphiu Rio. This resolution among several others was arrived at during a joint meeting of PDA MLAs and PDA Coordination Committee members held at the State Banquet Hall, Kohima on Friday. The meeting also unanimously resolved that the ruling PDA will provide stability and pursue the progressive de-

velopment goals of NDA government under the “visionary leadership” of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The house also appreciated the generous contributions of State government bodies and individuals for relief and rehabilitation and towards the CM’s Relief Fund.

While also appreciating all citizens of the State for positively responding to the appeal of the State government for mass social work and cleanliness drive in the aftermath of the unprecedented monsoon rains and calamity that had impacted the State, the House appealed to all the citizens to continue pursuing the goal of a clean and green Nagaland.

The meeting mourned the demise of former P Atal

Bihari Vajpayee, who was towering personality and had made significant contributions and sacrifices in the nation building process. It also mourned the death of former legislator Imtikumzuk, who had served the people of Nagaland, particularly Mokokchung district, in a selfless and committed manner.

Meanwhile, as part of the PDA government’s endeavour to take governance and administration to all corners of the State in a manner that was inclusive and where all citizens and stakeholders participated in the development aspirations of the people, the house agreed to hold a full-fledged cabinet meeting in Kiphire.

Chief minister, Neiphiu Rio; deputy CM, Y. Patton and others including minister Kaito Aye of JD (U), adviser L. Khumo (NPP) spoke at the meeting. The programme was chaired

by PDA chairman, Chingwang Konyak and welcome address by BJP president, Temjen Imna Along. NLA Speaker, Vikho-o Yhoshu pronounced the invocation.

Citizenship bill likely to be passed during winter Parl session G U WA H A T I , O C T 12 (AGENCIES): The controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 is likely to be passed during the Winter Session of the Parliament. InsideNe has learnt that the Centre is all geared up to pass the bill ahead of next Lok Sabha elections.

Strengthening the suspicion, the Lok Sabha Secretariat, through a notification, has informed all members of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 of a sitting to be held on October 23 in New Delhi, INSIDENE report stated.

The agenda of the meeting, according to the notification, will be “oral evidence of representatives of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Law and Justice (Legislative Department and Department of Legal Affairs) and Ministry of External Affairs on the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016”.

At its recent state executive, the BJP in Assam also discussed the issue threadbare.

Onus on scribes to counter fake news, says Aussie editor

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GUWAHATI, OCT 12 (NPN): Alternate media in India is growing, but newspapers in the country still have a future. “After all, more than half the population in India lack Internet access, which means the daily newspaper continues to be a source of news that can be shared between users,” said Alan Gray, Editor-cum-proprietor of the highly-followed news portal Newsblaze.

Interacting through video-conferencing from Jerrabomberra in Australia with scribes in the city on Friday as part of “Meet the Press” programme by Guwahati Press Club, Gray said in all media forms, the basics remain the same. The aspiring journalist must do proper groundwork and write a good story whatever be the format, he said. He said journalists in Australia strive to maintain high professional standards and enjoy a fair degree of job security.

“The Australian press is quite nationalistic, but it is issue-based and scribes do not shrink from constructive criticism,” Gray said. He

pointed out that various media forms in Australia, including the press, radio, television and alternative media, all coexist in their own space in a dynamic landscape.

While he is yet to come across any journalist of Indian origin active in Australia, Gray said that Indian issues are given due coverage by Australian media. “We do receive a good amount of write-ups from Indian contributors, though the quality is sometimes uneven.

A considerable number of unskilled and inexperienced people are entering this field. Some media house managements seem to prefer raw recruits rather than experience journalists to cut down on expenses, which explains the poor quality work often seen floating around,” he said.

As for alternate media, the ubiquity of smartphones is making it grow by leaps and bounds. Agreeing that fake news is emerging as a major threat to both alternate as well as mainstream media, Gray said that this puts a greater responsibility on journalists worth their salt.

#MeToo: WCD Ministry to set up legal committee NEW DELHI, OCT 12 (IANS): Women and Child Development Ministr y (WCD) Friday said that a legal committee would be set up in the wake of #MeToo campaign, where multiple sexual harassment cases from media and entertainment industry have come to light.

“The Ministry will be setting up a committee of senior judicial and legal persons as members to examine all issues emanating from #MeToo India movement,” it said in a statement.

The panel will look into legal and institutional framework which is in place for handling complaints of sexual harassment at work and will advise the Ministry on how to strengthen this framework. “I believe in the pain and trauma behind every single complaint.

Cases of sexual harassment at work must be dealt with a policy of zero tolerance,” said WCD Minister Maneka Gandhi. According to a WCD official, the committee will go into the legal and institutional framework and not based on individual complaints.

Cong has no right to teach Nagas: BJP ‘Nani Teri Morni’ issue: NPF slams PDA govt Dimapur hardware traders resent hike in entry tax

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): Hitting back at the Congress’ recent remarks against the BJP-led government at the Centre, the BJP Nagaland unit Friday said that Congress had no right to teach Naga people by spreading negativity.

BJP Nagaland through its chief spokesperson, Kuputo Shohe, said Congress was only projecting itself as “a self righteous paper tiger.”

“We don’t need the teaching of division within society from the Congress party because we are already engaged in the movement of unity, harmony, and progress”, Shohe said.

He claimed that the Naga people have today been given hope by BJP to choose the actual way of development and peace.

“The road for Naga solution has been made possible

by BJP and the solution can be brought only by BJP,” chief spokesperson claimed.

Stating that BJP takes pride in having Nagaland state as part of India, Shohe said “We have declared before the world that we have a state named ‘Nagaland’ where the humility of the people, their rich heritage, vibrant culture and traditions glorify India’s Pride.”

He said BJP proudly declares Nagaland as “a gift to this beautiful Nation.”

BJP state unit’s chief spokesperson also said that the Central government was keen to achieve permanent peace with honour and dignity for the people of Nagaland.

He reminded that Atal Bihari Vajpayee was the first prime minister to recognize the “unique history of the Nagas.”

Shohe maintained that BJP was only the platform that has paved way and given “aspiration and hope to our Naga motherland to pursue a prosperous future.”

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): NPF has criticized the PDA government of treating disrespectfully and giving a cold shoulder to cast and crew of the movie “Nani Teri Morni”, a movie released recently based on the truelife events of Mhonbeni Ezung, a recipient of the national bravery award.

Terming it as an “appalling” behaviour, NPF also asked the PDA government what right it had to take ownership of the event when the film’s cast/ crew did not receive any sort of assistance from it.

According to the NPF, the boycott by the cast and crew at the time of the film’s screening spoke volumes of the discontentment. Yet, the PDA government gave the slightest attention to what the team, which put its heart and soul into the project, de-

sired as the government’s primary target was only on optics and applause, it alleged. Referring to the escape of a man arrested for raping his own daughter at Meluri town from police custody on October 10, NPF said the state of affairs under PDA government was pathetic as it was least bothered about shortcomings on its part, while losing no time to snatch the credit of others.

NPF further asked the PDA government to send out a clear message to all officials to perform their assigned duties and not overstep jurisdiction of others. Citing the nature and choice of words used against prominent personality and line producer of “Nani Teri Morni” Rebecca Changkija by a certain officer who works directly under the supervision of Neiphiu Rio as commis-

sioner and secretary, NPF said it found the attitude of the officer absolutely demeaning. And in a bid to steer away from the controversy, the officer blamed it on “miscommunication”, which was clichéd, NPF added. It wondered whether the officer was acting on his own volition or was instructed by CM. Regardless on whose direction it was, NPF said demoralisation of the people who had worked so tirelessly towards the success of the movie was irreparable. An event which could have brought laurels to the State had been turned into an event filled with remorse and pain, it added. NPF asked the government to realize its responsibility and govern the State as was tasked, and not dictate terms and turn Nagaland into an autocratic State.

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): Hardware Merchants’ Association of Dimapur district has urged municipal affairs department to immediately control the surge in collection of entry tax on vehicles witnessed since introduction of lease system of toll collection.

The association also warned of taking its own course of action in the event of failure to withdraw the hike that would ultimately affect the public In a press release issued by its president K Denis, the association pointed out that earlier, entry tax per vehicle for mild steel (MS) rod was Rs 350 for a six-wheeled vehicle and Rs 450 for a 12-wheeled vehicle. However, since the toll tax was leased out, the toll tax was collected at the rate of Rs 50 per metric tonne (MT),

instead of per-vehicle basis since October 1.

Thus, with the introduction of lease system by Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC), the entry tax jumped to Rs 3,500 per vehicle for a 12-wheeler vehicle (70 MT). This, according to the association, was taking a huge toll on transporters and eventually affecting customers.

The traders said the burden eventually fell on customers, who had to bear the brunt for no fault of theirs but due to a flawed policy decision made by the municipal affairs department in leasing out toll collection. Moreover, DMC was not a sales tax/ GST department to collect tax on commodities and could only collect entry tax per vehicle, not commoditywise, they added.

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Water supply project commissioned in Wokha NSACS clarifies on multi media campaign

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“Price of LPG has almost doubled. It’s now an exclusive item for the upper class.”

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DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): The long-awaited augmentation of water supply project to Wokha town was commissioned by Nagaland minister for PHED, Jacob Zhimomi, at Witter Theological College (WTC) compound, Vankhosung Friday. According to an official bulletin, the project which began in the year 2013 and taken up at the cost of Rs.1870.75 lakh is funded under Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER).

Speaking during the commissioning programme, the minister congratulated all stakeholders involved in the projects and said the efforts they put in led to successful completion and commissioning of the augmentation project on time.

Stating that government was only a felicitator of an asset created for the people, Jacob appealed to all sections of the people to utilise the facility judiciously.

Jacob commissioning the augmentation of water supply to Wokha.

The minister said that government acts as felicitator where schemes and development are implemented for the public. In this regard, he urged the people to use the newly commissioned water supply with a sense of ownership.

Jacob also called for protection of the catchment area by planting more trees for sustainability of the project.

Commissioner & Sec-

retary PHED, Dr. Maongwati Aier, who chaired the programme, also congratulated both the department and Wokha village for making the project a reality for the benefit of the dwellers of Wokha town.

This project is a single stage pumping where water will be pumped from catchment area to Pressure Break Tank located at WTC compound, Vankhosung and distributed to the town

by gravity system installed at NAP camp and Ganga Post.

Through this project, the dwellers of Wokha town would now be getting 6 lakh cubic litters per day during the lean season. At least 600 households covering 20 sectors of Wokha town will be benefited.

Delivering a shor t speech, Lotha Hoho secretary, Er. Mhondamo Ovung, urged the citizens of the Wokha town to use the facility with sense of ownership.

Thanking the government for choosing the catchment area in Wokha village, the Wokha village council chairman urged that government to honour the MoU signed between the two parties. He assured the department that the council would protect and take the ownership for the safety of the project.

Later in the day, the minister also visited the EE (PHED) office and had interaction with the officers and staff.

DIMAPUR, OCT 12 (NPN): Reacting to the concerns expressed by various individuals on its recentlyconducted multi media campaign (MMC), that its impact was not visible and that Nagaland State AIDS Control Society (NSACS) had not carried out any assessment on its impact, NSACS has clarified that MMC was another strategy to reach out to young people with HIV prevention messages through music, sports, etc.

NSACS project director Dr Ngangshimeren, in a statement, explained that MMC was a special package provided by National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) since 2009 for the eight North-eastern States keeping in mind that people of the region were music lovers and music influenced lives. Even this year, the campaign was being simultaneously carried out across the North-eastern States and would culminate with a regional-level programme

to be hosted by NSACS in November, as recommended

by NACO, he added.

Ngangshimeren said the recently-concluded MMC witnessed dissemination of HIV messages through songs, lyrics, quiz competitions, distribution of IEC materials, screening of short videos and texts with prevention and treatment messages, motivational talks and discussions on drug abuse and its effects, etc.

He expressed gratefulness to those who had attended and participated in the programme. “We continuously strive through these activities to reach the youth, whether in small or large numbers, with HIV prevention messages and safe behavioural practices,” he added.

NSACS project director said an evaluation of MMC “Red Ribbon Superstar Campaign” was done in 2011-12

by Social and Rural Research Institute, a specialised unit of International Media Research Bureau (IMRB), New

Delhi. And the evaluation showed that MMC “triggered discussion” among 60% of the respondents, while 93% was “intent to watch more such campaigns” and 77% was “intent to watch campaigns on the issue” of HIV/AIDS. It was also found that “of all the States covered, HIV testing was reported to be highest among respondents in Nagaland (18%), followed by Mizoram (16%) and Manipur (13%).

Significant difference could also be observed in HIV testing among respondents who were exposed to the Red Ribbon campaign and those not exposed, he added.

Stating that the comments, suggestions and inputs were well taken, Ngangshimeren remarked that it should be the endeavour of all concerned to explore more “attractive, effective and youth-friendly” intervention programmes and collectively fight the HIV/ AIDS epidemic.

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WEATHER FORECAST October 13

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Rain, heavy at times

26 22

Rain, heavy at times

20 18

Aizawl

Guwahati Cloudy, spotty showers

Rain, heavy at times

Imphal

26 21 22 18

Itanagar Cloudy, showers

23 18

Shillong Periods of rain

18 14

Periods of rain

19 15

Dimapur Periods of rain

26 19

Periods of rain

21 16

Kohima Mkg

Tuensang Periods of rain; cooler

16 13

Cloudy, a few shower; cooler 20 17

Wokha

Zunheboto Periods of rain; cool

18 14

(Inset) Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire speaking at the conference. The new Diphupar Naga Students’ Union office bearers being sworn in. (NP) D I M A P U R , oc t 1 2 (NPN): Advisor Rural Development (RD), Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire, has called upon students to be environmentally friendly and to be conscious of their responsibility towards the environment.

He was speaking at the Diphupar Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) 24th biennial general conference on Friday held under the theme “Exploring alternatives” at Local Ground, Diphupar Village, as the special invitee.

The advisor also urged the gathered people to pledge to plant ten saplings after they return home. He asked them to not only plant them but to nurture them

as well. On climate change, Dr. Nicky said the climatic condition has changed due to human lapses in taking care of the environment and called upon the people to be more conscious.

Speaking on academia, the advisor noted the exceptional performances of female students and asked their male counterparts to take it as a challenge to perform better. The advisor also spoke on the importance of dignity of labour and preserving one’s identity.

Earlier, the inaugural program was chaired by Zuthungbemo K. Ngullie, invocation was said by Rev. Candid Sareo, welcome address was delivered by convenor organizing com-

mittee, Aaron Assumi and a presidential note was delivered by DNSU president, Kumlamo Patton. Solidarity messages were given by head GB Diphupar, Kekhwetsu Khutsoh and Naga Students Federation (NSF), general secretary, Imtiyapang.

Special number was presented by Angami Students’ Union Diphupar (ASUD) and DNSU felicitated the awardees in the field of academics and other disciplines.

In an afternoon program, an awareness campaign on “Clean and Green: My environment, my responsibility” was held with assistant environment engineer, Nagaland Pollution Control Board (NPCB),

Er. Aghali S. Swu as the resource person.

In the campaign, Swu deliberated on the causes of global warming and other environmental issues. She urged the students to preserve the environment and strive to implement the best steps to protect it.

Later the resource person also interacted with students and cleared their doubts on the issue. More than 2000 people attended the inaugural session.

Staff Reporter adds: Later in the evening, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Dimapur, Jatila Jamir graced the valedictory program as the special invitee where new office bearers consisting of 12 executive members were inducted for the tenure of 2018-2020.

The team will be headed by Pitovi Achumi as president and Grizel A Ngullie as general secretary with other executives.

In her address as special invitee, Jatila Jamir lamented the absence of institutes for medical sciences, Indian Institute of Management, and National institute for research and statistics among others, in the state.

She further pointed out that barring a few, many colleges and departments in the University do not have a wellbalanced program, stating that the focus is mainly on academics most of the time, and things like inculcation

Addl DGP interacts with law students SVEEP Kohima meeting held DIMAPUR: The Kohima tifying eligible members of

District Core Committee Persons With Disabilities for Systematic Voters Edu- (PWDs) for registration, cation and Electoral Par- AEO Kohima, Toshimeren ticipation (SVEEP) held informed the meeting that its first meeting under the so far 506 PWDs have been chairmanship of Deputy identified. The meeting also Commissioner, Kohima, deliberated on mapping of Rajesh Soundararajan at PWDs in the Electoral Roll the DC’s Conference Hall, and their accessibilities and Kohima on October 12. facilities available on pollAccording to DIPR, ing day. the meeting discussed the The meeting was folfollowing issues: identify- lowed by launching of a ing dual registration of mar- Signature Campaign on ried women, identifying “Pledge to maintain clean and enrolment of overseas Electoral Roll to facilitate Indian citizens, identify- free and fair Election”, Rupin Sharma with management, professors and students of Kohima Law ing migrant labourers, and by the DC and District College after the interaction program on October 12. deleting dead electors. In a Election Officer, Kohima DIMAPUR: Kohima Law was one of his favourite ing was of the foremost discussion regarding iden- Rajesh Soundararajan.

College (KLC) conducted law subjects. He opined importance so as to give and interactive session with that today, the lawyers an opportunity to all eliadditional DGP Nagaland, could contribute much in gible candidates so that the Rupin Sharma on October bringing change in many practices of fairness could 12 at the college premises. aspects. prevail. There is always a DIMAPUR: Reguri Students’ Union (RSU) has strongly A press release from T h e l aw s t u d e n t s solution to a problem and condemned the barbaric and inhuman act where a professor-in-charge, stu- raised several questions no problem should be left person raped his own step-daughter on October 9, in dents’ welfare KLC, Ke- and issues which the guest without being addressed, Meluri town.

A condemnation note issued by Reguri Students’ zhokhoto Savi stated that speaker answered in detail. he added. the guest speaker Rupin Responding to a query Ke z h o k h o t o S av i Union president, Liithsiich Trakgha and general secreSharma shared his experi- about backdoor appoint- chaired the interaction tary, Yitachu Pfithu has urged the concerned authority to ences as an IPS officer and ments, Sharma said that program and welcomed take appropriate actions as per the provision of the law as a law graduate. He also all problems may not be the guest speaker. He also and demamded that the culprit be not released on bail.

The union warned that failing to comply will “invite spoke in brief about the solved in one go but there introduced Rupin Sharimportance of the rule of was always a solution for ma, an IPS officer who unwanted situation” and the union will take its own law in society and revealed them. He opined that the hails from Dharamsala, course of action as it deemed fit; and the union will not be held responsible for any untoward consequences. that Administrative Law advertisement of the open- Himachal Pradesh.

RSU condemns rape

Food safety team inspects Kohima shops

Food safety officials go through food products on sale at a bakery outlet in Kohima on October 11.

DIMAPUR: Food safety officials along with Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) officials on October 11, carried out a joint inspection of food establishments.

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Thurr stated that during the inspection, some food products which had exceeded the “best before” date were seized by the team from a bakery located at PR hill, Kohima.

Furthermore, food safety regulators of Kohima district have appealed to consumers to participate

in the effort to maintain food safety and report commercial food complaints to the office the Chief Medical Office Kohima. Colony panchayats and youth organizations have also been asked to write to the CMO for joint inspection of food items in their colonies, when required.

New GPS inaugurated in Jalukie Town DIMAPUR: A new Government Primary School (GPS) at Jalukie Town ward 9, sector A, was formally inaugurated on October 5 by Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Jalukie, Dr. Tinojongshi Chang. The new GPS was constructed under RMSA (SSA) schemes.

In a press release, secretary education committee ward 9 Jalukie town, Jimreeves stated that Dr. Chang conveyed his best wishes to colony members and the education committee members of the ward.

The ADC hoped that the education committee will dedicate their services to take care of the infrastructure and functioning of the school so as to impart quality education to the area children.

The inaugural program was attended by education committee members, council members, gaon bura, invitees and well wishers of the colony.

of values, healthy attitudes, emotions and development of skills get sidelined.

Jatila also revealed that the live register of Employment Exchange in Nagaland shows a disturbing rise of unemployment in the state with the total number of unemployed in Nagaland at 68,504 as of December 31, 2016. She however encouraged the students present to explore the many avenues that are available.

The newly elected president, N. Pitovi Achumi and the outgoing president, Kumlamo Patton also spoke on the occasion highlighting the activities of DNSU and reaffirming their commitment for the welfare of the students.

The other major highlights of the program included the swearing in ceremony of the new office bearers; Bible reading and invocation prayer by catechist, Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Gaipuiphun George; solidarity messages by DNYO president, Kikheto Sumi and DNWO chairperson, Ajano Patton; dedicatory prayer for the new office bearers by secretary, Ao Baptist Church, Diphupar, Imlisunep Ozukum; a special appearance from Dreamz Unlimited; vote of thanks by vice president, DNSU, Neihu Dzuvichu; and benediction by associate pastor, children, SBCD, Tonili V Kinimi.

Promoting products of local entrepreneurs, Made in DABA III Edition was organized on Friday, at Supermarket, near Hotel Saramati, Dimapur. An initiative of DABA youth ministry, altogether, 15 stalls sold various handcrafted mementos, painted T-shirts, woodcraft, accessories, food, origami art and organic tea. (NP)

Directives on seniors’ free bus services

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Transport (NST) Dimapur had issued a set of directives for senior citizens interested in availing free bus services.

A notification issued by NST Dimapur general manager, O. Elhibemo Yanthan stated that a senior citizen’s certificate issued by a competent authority (Medical, Social Welfare etc.) will be a prerequisite to be eligible for the free services facility.

In addition, the NST will be issuing identity cards to eligible candidates with a validity period of two years each on payment of Rs. 50.

Replacement cards can be had for the same amount.

After the two years they can be renewed for Rs. 20 each.

Passengers accompanying a senior citizen will have to pay the normal fares

on prior reservation of a seat next to the senior. The free travel is valid to and from the originating and terminating stations, which will be considered one journey, including breaks in the distance covered.

Seats numbered four to seven will be marked reserved for card carrying seniors, however if the travel frequency is exceeded in a calendar year, the controlling officer may place restrictions at their discretion.

A request, at least half-an hour prior to the departure of the bus, will be preferred to avail the service, although this will also be subject to seat availability. This facility is non-transferable and detection of imposters may lead to cancellation of the identity card involved.

news in Brief 4 NPS officers inducted into IPS cadre: Four senior police officers of Nagaland Police-- P. Sendongmeren, IPS, SP Kiphire; Etssimongo Ngullie, IPS, SP (Security); Videlalie Zashumo, IPS, CO 10th NAP (IR) Bn and Rothihu Tetseo, IPS, Principal PTS have been inducted into the Indian Police Service in October 2018.

The pipping/investiture ceremony of the officers was held on October 11 at PHQ by the DGP Nagaland, T. John Longkumer.

CKHSS to launch Golden Jubilee program: Christ King Higher Secondary School (CKHSS), Kohima will be organising its Golden Jubilee launching program&-Parents Day on October 18 at 10 a.m.

IGNOU induction meet: An induction meet for students enrolled for July 2018 session at IGNOU Dimapur Government College study centre – 2002, will be held on October 14, 1 p.m. at Dimapur Government College to familiarize students with the open distance learning system, various support extended by the study centre and how to proceed with the studies. Candidates have been requested to attend the induction meet and bring one passport photograph to be submitted at the study centre.

Pentecostal mission annual convention & divine healing services: Centre pastor, Anil Adhav has informed concerned parties that Pentecostal Mission will be holding its annual convention and divine healing services from October 25 – 28, 4:30 p.m. daily at Capital Convention Centre, Kohima.

CASU jubilee planning meeting: Coco Area Students Union (CASU) Jubilee planning board has convened its meeting for October 15, 2 p.m. at Akuhaito Town. All the jubilee planning board members, CASU executives and advisors, GBs/chairmen and students union unit presidents has been requested to attend the meeting.

DLSU elects new office bearers: Dimapur Lotha Students’ Union (DLSU) has elected its new team of office bearers for the tenure (2018-2020). The team will be led by Zujanthung Kikon as president, Thunglambemo and Limhathung Lotha as general secretaries along with four other members.

UBCANEI revival hour: United Baptist Churches Association North East India (UBCANEI) has convened its Revival hour from October 19 to 21, at UBC Khekiho colony, Kuhuboto town on the theme “Revive us again O’ Lord”. All churches have been requested to attend the program and pray for its success.

NPGN/NNC terminates: The NPGN/ NNC government in a press release by MIP stated that it has terminated Hokuto Sumi Tatar from its fold for misuse of power.

BJP Peren meeting: The 7th executive meeting of BJP Peren district has been scheduled to be held on October 16, 10 a.m, at district office Jalukie town. All the mandal and morcha presidents and general secretaries have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

AGBCN Biennial Youth Conference begins DIMAPUR: The Three Day 8th Biennial Youth Conference of Association of Gorkha Baptist Churches Nagaland (AGBCN), hosted by Nepali Baptist Church (NBC) Chumukedima, got underway at Chumukedima Town Hall on October 12, with 350 delegates in attendance.

NBC Chumukedima Media & Publicity, Jacob Sundas, in a press release said that Rev. Mathias Subba, director of Himalayan Evangelical Fellowship Kalimpong, Darjeeling was the speaker in the introductory session, Friday evening.

He said that team work was the need of the hour to bring about positive changes in the society.

Stating that the youth’s priority should be in step with the word of God, he challenged them to come to a spiritual awakening.

Shishir Lama, youth secretary, Association of Gorkha Baptist Churches Nagaland (AGBCN) shared the greetings while

Youth from various Gorkha Churches of Nagaland on stage at the AGBCN 8th Biennial Youth Conference’s first day on October 12.

Santabir Rai, executive secretary AGBCN exhorted the gathering.

The function was chaired by Daniel Biswa,

youth chairman GBC Diphupar. Convenor of the Youth Conference, pastor Robert Aley led the orientation Session.

All together 32 Gorkha Churches from Nagaland are taking part in the conference to be held from October 12 to 14.

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Organisers said Sikkim has helped more than 66,000 farmers and set an example for other countries.

U n i t e d Nat i o n s, Oct 12 (IANS): Sikkim has won the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation’s (FAO) Future Policy Gold Award for its achievement in becoming the world’s first totally organic agriculture state.

The 2018 award announcement on Friday said: “Sikkim is the first organic state in the world. All of its farmland is certified organic. At the same time, Sikkim’s approach reaches beyond organic production and has proven truly trans-

formational for the state and its citizens.” Uniquely, the state has totally banned the sale and use of chemical pesticides.

“Sikkim sets an excellent example of how other Indian states and countries worldwide can successfully upscale agroecology,” the announcement said.

Nicknamed the “Oscar for best policies”, the award is co-organised with the FAO by The World Future Council (WFC) and IFOAM -- Organics International, and recognises “the world’s

best laws and policies promoting agroecology”.

Sikkim beat out 51 other nominees from around the world for the award.

Brazil, Denmark, Quito and Ecuador shared the Silver award. Prem Das Rai, the Sikkim Democratic Front MP who was here as a member of the Indian delegation to the General Assembly, told IANS: “The people of Sikkim have to be congratulated for staying the course and supporting the organic farming policies to make them a success.”

Mizoram: Lalzirliana tenders resignation, likely to join MNF

Axed Congress vice president and former Mizoram home minister Lalzirliana tendering his resignation as MLA in Aizawl on Friday. (Sangzuala Hmar)

Aizawl, Oct 12 (Agencies): The axed Congress vice president who had resigned as Mizoram home minister, R Lalzirliana, on Friday submitted his resignation as a legislator to the Mizoram Legislative Assembly secretary SR Zokhuma.

The Tawi AC legislator for four consecutive terms is expected to join the Mizo National Front party, Northeast Now reported.

R Lalzirliana was axed by the Mizoram PCC from his primary membership after he submitted resignation from the home minister’s post last month. The former Congress vice president was accused of showing interest in joining the MNF party.

The disciplinary action committee of the Congress served him a show cause

notice questioning his loyalty. Instead of replying to the show cause notice which he termed as baseless, R Lalzirliana tendered his resignation from the post of Mizoram home minister and was eventually axed by the party.

Former home minister and the politician who was a major initiator of the Mizoram government -Hmar Peoples Convention (D) peace treaty said that he would join the Mizo National Front. “The MNF has a slogan – ‘For God and our country’. The Congress party has the habit of mentioning God but the MNF has been walking with God. I have made a decision that I too, should walk the talk, unlike the party who had sacked me,” R Lalzirliana

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER CHOZUBA: PHEK

NO. JUDL/SUCC-20/2012-13/53

NOTICE

DT. CHOZUBA 9TH OCT. 2018

Whereas Smti. Kelhoureü w/o Lt. Thubo-o a resident of Chozuba village/Town has applied for Succession Certificate in her/his name under the Indian Succession Act of 1925, to enable her to draw/claim dues and benefit in respect of her late Husband Lt. Shri. Thubo-o who was Pensioner Vaccinator under the establishment of H.F.W (Department) and expired on 4-8-2018.

Public are asked to file claims/objection if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

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said. R Lalzirliana was the most trusted aide of chief minister Lal Thanhawla after he was elected from the then Saitual AC in 1998. He was the only Congress MLA elect who spoke the official language of Mizoram fluently. He was elected again in 2003, 2008 and 2013 during which he rose to prominence in the political hierarchy of the Mizoram PCC. After his resignation he was approached by the Meghalaya based National People’s Party and was rumoured to form the Mizoram chapter of the late PA Sangma’s party. But in an interview with Northeast Now, R Lalzirliana said that at this stage it was difficult to form a new political party in Mizoram. However he has close ties with the Sangma brothers of Meghalaya.

MNF has already made it clear that if R Lalzirliana joins their party they will allot him the official MNF party’s Tawi AC candidature. The Mizoram PCC has already set Rosiamngheta, a popular orator of the Congress and former councillor of the Aizawl Municipal Council as the official candidate of Tawi AC.

“Chief Minister Pawan Kumar Chamling framed the policies with great foresight and led from the front to make Sikkim 100 percent organic,” he added.

The World Future Council said that Sikkim’s organic farming policies went beyond agriculture and embraced “socioeconomic aspects such as consumption and market expansion, cultural aspects as well as health, education, rural development and sustainable tourism”.

“The transition has benefited more than 66,000 farming families,” the Council said. Simultaneously the tourism sector has benefited greatly from the state’s transition to organic farming with the number of visitors increasing by over 50 per cent between 2014 and 2017. Starting with a political commitment to support organic farming in 2003, Sikkim designed in 2010 the Sikkim Organic Mission which was “a road map that clearly detailed all the measures necessary to achieve the target of becoming a fully organic state by 2015”, the FAO said earlier.

‘Cultivation of high value crops relevant in NE’

Guwahati, Oct 12 (PTI): Cultivation of high value crops is relevant in the North Eastern region given the small landholding pattern, a senior official of the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) said Friday.

Value of commercial horticulture has emerged as one of the potential agricultural enterprise in accelerating the growth of economy, said assistant general manager of APEDA, Sunita Rai. Speaking at a seminar organised by Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) on ‘Challenges and prospects of high value horticulture crops in north east, she said commercial horticulture can play an important role in poverty alleviation and employment generation programmes.

There was a need to develop high value horticulture, policy issues related to water, procurement price, value addition, post harvest processing, nutrient based fertilizer subsidy, product marketability, alternative horticulture and new products, Rai said.

AFFIDAVIT Regd No. 1738 Date : 11-10-2018 I, Shri. Surendran Nair K.M, S/o, Shri Raghavan Nair age about 59 years, resident of PWD Colony, Pfütsero Town, Dist – Phek, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirms and declares as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my name has been written in different official records as Shri Surendran Nair K.M, Shri K.M Surendran Nair and Shri. Surendran K.M 3. That the above mentioned names are all one and the same person.

4. This affidavit is solemnly made for the purpose of declaring that my name Shri. Surendran Nair K.M shall be used in all future official correspondence.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MON : NAGALAND

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR NAGALAND

NOTICE

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

NO.GA/JUD-08/2018-19/889

Dated Mon, the 29-09-2018

Whereas, an application has been submitted by Smti. Y. Neangmei Konyak with a prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitle pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of his/her husband deceased Late N. Bentick Konyak, Ex Pensioner of PPO NO.NL/V/2019 under the establishment of SBI Mon Branch A/C No. 11854139020 who expired on 12/09/2018.

Objection are hereby invited from persons having objection or claim for withdrawal of the dues by the applicant within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this Notice. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period.

Deputy Commissioner Mon : Nagaland

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Dated Mon, the 29-09-2018

NOTICE

Whereas, an application has been submitted by Smti. Mannya Konyak with a prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of her husband deceased Late Khangnyak Konyak, Ex NO. 6966 Nagaland Police under the establishment of Superintendent of Police, Mon who expired on 11/08/2018.

Objections are hereby invited from persons having objection or claim for withdrawal of the dues by the applicant within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this Notification. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period.

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EC team to visit Mizoram Tuesday A i z aw l , O c t 1 2 (IANS): An Election Commission team headed by its chief Om Prakash Rawat would visit poll-bound Mizoram on October 16 to study the preparedness of the November 28 assembly elections, an official said on Friday.

“The full Election Commission team headed

by Chief Election Commissioner Rawat would be on a two-day tour starting Tuesday,” Additional Chief Electoral Officer of Mizoram Pi Lalzarmawii told IANS. She said Rawat, accompanied by two Election Commissioners -- Sunil Arora and Ashok Lavasa - would separately meet leaders of all political parties, District Magistrates, Superintendents of Police, besides the officials involved with state election machinery.

The single-phase election to the 40-member Mizoram assembly would be held on November 28.

The statutory notification would be issued on November 2 and the last date for filing nominations is November 9.

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Dibrugarh University geologist discovers platinum in Assam

Guwahati, Oct 12 (Agencies): In a rare find, a senior geologist from Dibrugarh University in Assam has detected the presence of platinum deposits in the state’s Karbi Anglong district recently, Hindustan Times reported.

D i l i p M a j u m d a r, Dean, School of Earth, Atmospheric Science, Environment and Energy at the university found the rare and expensive metal in a remote hill, around 250 km from the state capital.

This is the first instance of platinum being found in the northeast .

Assam becomes the fourth state in the country after Odisha, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu where the rare metal has been found.

“It is a very significant find. Preliminary investigation establishes presence of platinum. We were able to confirm using scanning electron microscope and Xray powder diffraction technique,” said Majumdar.

The professor in applied geology began working in Karbi Anglong this January and samples were

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IMPHAL, Oct 12: Former state chief secretary Jarnail Singh, who has been appointed as administrator of Manipur University by Manipur High Court, assumed office on Friday.

After assuming his office, Singh said he would strive hard to resolve academic issues in the university.

He arrived in Imphal from New Delhi in the afternoon to discharge his duties as administrator of the varsity.

On entering the administrative block of the varsity, he was accorded a

warm welcome by Manipur University fraternity.

Singh told reporters that he will work giving his best to lead the varsity in the right direction asserting that his primary duty was to resolve the ‘academic issues’.

Later, talking to university fraternity comprising leaders and members of MUSU, MUTA and MUSA, he said, “I will give my best shot. I always work hard and deliver what I want to. I hope will be able to help you and I expect to meet all of you one by one in your departments.”

He also met the deans and professors of different departments of the varsity

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IMPHAL, Oct 12: At least 11 members of a family including women and children were hospitalized after they consumed Hawaijar (fermented boil soybean- a delicious cuisine of Manipur) in Manipur’s Bishnupur district on Friday. They were rushed to the local primary healthcare centre after they

started vomiting and showing symptoms of diarrhea.

They are out of danger, said medical officer (MO) Dr Ch Joyprakash, who opined that it was a case of food poisoning. According to the patients and their family, the cuisine (Hawaijar) they consumed was prepared with soybean bought from the market at Moreh, the border town, recently.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA NAGALAND Dt, Wokha the 28th Sept 2018 NOTICE

INFORMATION Regular and Centre repeaters of GHSS Dimapur are hereby informed to fill up their IAF (Individual Application Form) for HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2019 from 22nd Oct to 9th Nov' 2018 between 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.

NB: 1. Candidates are to come along with their legal guardian.

2. 1 (one) Passport size 4x5 cm in Black and White.

3. Mark Sheet and Admit Card of the last examination (Original).

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA NAGALAND Dt, Wokha the 28th Sept 2018 NOTICE No. Judl–47/2018-19/ / Whereas Smti. Lenpeni, wife of Late Shri Npio Lotha, a permanent resident of Old Riphyim Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits pertaining to PPO No. NL/4283 and to operate SBI AC No. 11766530923 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri.

Npio Lotha who expired on 07/09/2018.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/ objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued.

K. Mhathung Tsanglao Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha, Nagaland WC-220

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and discussed various academic and other issues.

Manipur University fraternity comprising of representatives of MUSU, MUTA and MUSA assured all kinds of cooperation to the administrator.

On the other hand, many, including Manipur Congress, the main opposition party, welcomed the ‘landmark’ decision of the High Court of Manipur, appointing Jarnail Singh as administrator who will discharge the function of vice-chancellor of the varsity.

Welcoming the court order suspending the appointment of prof K Yugindro as pro-VC and ap-

pointing Jarnail Singh as administrator, the Congress demanded immediate unconditional release of arrested teachers and students who were still in jail.

The opposition party further demanded completion of the ongoing enquiry against suspended VC AP Pandey at the earliest.

Meanwhile, agitating MUSU, MUTA and MUSA have reportedly turned down an invitation for a talk by the state chief minister today, by sticking to their stand not to suspend their agitations until and unless their members arrested by the police were release without any conditions.

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in Assam is indeed very good news. Since it is a rare metal and is expensive, commercial extraction of it would benefit not just the region but also Assam. Our state is rich in minerals and the aim of my department is to explore possibilities of more such findings,” said Assam’s mines and minerals minister Sum Ronghang who hails from Karbi Anglong doistrict.

Used in telecommunication pharmaceutical, jewelry and manufacture of high-tech laboratory equipment platinum is expensive because of rarity and growing demand.

On Thursday, the metal was priced at Rs 1,958/ gram in Indian markets.

South Africa has the highest platinum deposits in the world with Bushveld Complex in the country being the single biggest source.

In India, the biggest reserves were found in Baula Nausahi in Odisha, followed by Hanumalpura in Karnataka and Sittampundi and Mettuppalaiyam in Tamil Nadu.

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No. Judl–7/LG/2018-19/ / Whereas Miss. Jandeno Tsopoe, minor child of Late Shri Tsuponthung Lotha has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/family pension from the Government, in favour of her deceased father Late Shri. Tsuponthung Lotha who expired on 08/08/2018.

And whereas, Shri. Wopenthung Tsopoe father of the deceased Late Tsuponthung Lotha has applied for issue of Legal Guardianship Certificate in favour of the minor child who is 12 (Twelve) years only and is under his care.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/ objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued.

K. Mhathung Tsanglao Addl. Deputy Commissioner WC-219 Wokha, Nagaland

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late T. Moameren Lusang has been applied by Smti. T. Sentila Ao, W/o Lt. T. Moameren Lusang R/o H.No. 1159, Padum Pukhuri, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of: 1. PPO No. - PEN/COM-10820/NL/S/12957 2. SBI A/C Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/ pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 9th Nov'18 Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 10th Oct'18 PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND DP-7584

collected. Since platinum can’t be detected through naked eyes, tests were carried out at the university on samples from the site. “ We g o t p o s i t i ve results last week. I have shared the findings with few other experts outside Assam and they too have confirmed the presence of platinum,” Majumdar said.

Along with platinum other minerals like iron, vanadium and titanium were also found at the site in Karbi Anglong.

“Details of how much platinum is present at the site will be known with further studies and maybe use of remote sensing technology. But initial observations suggest, the deposit could be big,” he said.

He did not divulge the exact spot where the mineral was found for fear that it may lead to a rush of people.

The state government said the commercial extraction of the mineral could benefit Assam and the northeast.

“Presence of platinum

Government of India Ministry of AYUSH

CAUTION Attention is invited to the advertisements of Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy Drugs by some manufacturers using the name of Government Departments or Institutions and also the incidence of making fake calls using name of Government Departments or Institutions for promoting sale of products, which are misleading the consumers.

General public is hereby cautioned not to fall prey to such fake calls and advertisements and refrain from selfmedication with such drugs.

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Dated Mon, the 29-09-2018

NOTICE Whereas, an application has been submitted by Smti Alemla with a prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of her husband deceased Late Sholem Konyak Ex Pensioner of PPO NO. 111508011 under the establishment of Senior Treasury Officer, Mon who expired on 12/07/2018 Objections are hereby invited from persons having objection or claim for withdrawal of the dues by the application within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this Notification. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period.

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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court Shri. Albert Ezung Additional Deputy Commissioner Dimapur District, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Talirenba Ao Deceased, has been filed by Shri/Smti Satamlila Ao, relation wife, R/o H/No 150 Army Supply Road to draw his/her Family Pension, Bank Acct, Landed Property etc, who expired on 9.9.18. Covered by Patta No. 882, Dag No. 932, Mouza No. 2, Block - 7.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this court within 30 days, on the said day of 13/11/18.

Given under the hand and seal of the court this 12 day of 10/18.

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Cyclone Titli : 4 dead in Odisha, WB

Kolkata/Bhubaneswar, Oct 12 (PTI): Cyclone Titli weakened into a deep depression and entered West Bengal Friday, triggering incessant rainfall even as it claimed four lives - three in Odisha and one in Bengal.

The cyclone and the accompanying heavy rain have wrought damage in Bengal’s Jhargram and Paschim Medinipur districts adjoining Odisha. It left one person dead in Paschim Medinipur district and uprooted trees along state highway number 5, holding up traffic, authorities in the two districts said.

Paschim Medinipur and Jhargram are witnessing incessant rain since Thurs-

day night.

The MeT department warned of heavy to very heavy rainfall in Gangetic West Bengal till Saturday, ahead of Durga Puja festivities. It said the cyclone has weakened into a deep depression and is moving northeast.

Paschim Medinipur district Magistrate P Mohan Gandhi said a 35-year-old security guard was killed when a 12-foot factory wall collapsed on him at Kharagpur following heavy rains on Friday. Ten others were injured in various rain-related incidents.

In neighbouring Jhargram district, the storm caused mud houses and Durga Puja pandals to collapse

SC rejects Congress’ plea on electoral rolls

India on alert against possible Lashkar, Jaish attacks from sea

New Delhi, Oct 12 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed Congress leader Kamal Nath’s plea for soft copies of the draft electoral rolls in text mode format for the Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections in November to avoid foul play.

A bench of Justice A.K. Sikri and Justice Ashok Bhushan rejected the plea even as the petitioner contended that there were over 50 lakh duplicate voters in the voters list. The court also declined a similar plea by Rajasthann Congress Committee chief Sachin Pilot.

Holding that it finds force in the Election Commission argument that a clause in its manual talks about draft electoral rolls in text mode, Justice Sikri said in the judgment: “The clause nowhere says that the draft electoral roll has to be put up on the Chief Electoral Officer’s website in a ‘searchable PDF’.� “Therefore, the petitioner cannot claim, as a right, that the draft electoral roll should be placed on the website in a ‘searchable mode’. It has only to be in ‘text mode’ and it is so provided,� the judgment said.

divers or frogmen. Mumbai was attacked from the sea with the terrorists entering the Indian exclusive economic zone (EEZ) on the Al Hussaini, a trawler registered with the Baluchistan Fisheries Department. The Lashkar gunmen then commandeered Indian boat M V Kuber to bring them off the Mumbai coast, completing the final leg of their journey using inflatable boats. The attack left 164 people dead and 304 injured.

Inputs available with the Navy and Coast Guard show that LeT’s front organisations including Falahe-Insaniyat Foundation, Al Dawa Water Rescue, Life Line Water Rescue and Rescue Mili Foundation have been imparting training in deep water diving techniques to cadres at swimming pools and canals at various locations in Sheikhpura, Lahore and Faisalabad in Punjab since June 2018, the officials pointed out.

Based on the inputs, the officials said that India’s assessment is that LeT cadres could hijack cargo ships or oil tankers on high seas and then strike at Indian ports or infiltrate suicide attackers through sea and inland water channels.

The aquatic training includes down proofing, where the hands and feet of the swimmer are tied so that

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NEW DELHI, Oct 12 (Agencies): Supreme Court on Friday said that an order forcing everyone to become a vegetarian cannot be passed in the country, Zee News reported.

The top court was listening to a public interest litigation seeking ban the export of meat for consumption and leather. “We cannot pass an order that everyone should become vegetarian,� observed a bench Justice Madan B Lokur, further asking, “Do you want everybody in this country to be a vegetarian?�

The matter has now adjourned for February 2019.

On Wednesday, members of several Hindu outfits took to the streets on Wednesday, forcing meat shops to shut down during the ongoing nine-day Navratri festival.

The protestors threatened to vandalise property and shut down.

Locals claimed a group of Sena workers assembled at Palam Vihar on Wednesday and forcibly shut down meat markets in Surat Nagar, Ashok Vihar, Sector 5 and 9, Pataudi Chowk, Jacobpura, Sadar Bazaar, Khandsa Anaj Mandi, Bus Stand, DLF area, Sohna and Sector 14.

Air India plane hits wall on take-off Tiruchirappalli, Oct 12 (PTI): All 136 people on board a Dubaibound Air India Express plane had a miraculous escape when the tyre of the aircraft hit an equipment used to guide a pilot to land a flight and then brushed the compound wall during take-off at Tiruchirappalli International Airport early Friday.

The 130 passengers inside the aircraft were shocked and panicked as the aircraft shook and tossed wildly. The pilot tried to lift off further when the tyre brushed the compound wall, airport officials said.

In the meanwhile air traffic control officials could not contact the pilot as the signal went off. The officials said the 50-foot compound wall and the barbed fence at the airport were damaged due to the impact. “Luckily there was no bus or lorry on the highway adjacent to the airport and thus a major mishap has been averted. The tyre of the aircraft and small portion of the front side of the aircraft got slightly damaged,� one of the officials said.

The traffic control officials saw the accident via CCTV camera while the passengers inside the plane remained anxious about what exactly had

One of the wheels of the plane struck the wall. happened.

As the pilot continued to operate the plane, the passengers had heated exchanges with the six crew members. However, they were persuaded that there was nothing to worry and the flight proceeded, the officials said.

Airport officials later informed their counterparts in Dubai about the accident and also told them that there was no major damage to the aircraft and it was safe for it to land there.

However, Dubai airport officials refused to allow the plane to land under the presumption that it was risky to allow it as the tyre had been slightly damaged, throwing the passengers on board into another round of anxiety. The passengers were then told that the plane

could land in Mumbai and the permission for it had been obtained.

After four hours of flying, the plane landed in Mumbai airport at 5.45 AM. The passengers flew to Dubai by another aircraft.

An investigation has been ordered into the accident. It was not known whether technical snag or pilot error was responsible for the accident.

The pilots have been “derostered� pending investigation, Air India Express said in a statement. “Flight IX-611 took off from Trichy for Dubai around 1.30 am Friday. It was reported by Trichy airport officials that they have observed that the aircraft might have come in contact with the airport perimeter wall,� it said.

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New Delhi, Oct 12 (Agencies): The Indian Navy and the Coast Guard, defending the country’s 7,517 kilometer long coastline, have been put on alert against attacks on ports, cargo ships and oil tankers by Pakistan-based terrorist group Lashkare-Taiba (LeT), which has been building its sea strike capabilities since June this year, Pakistan watchers and counter-terrorism officials in India said on condition of anonymity, Hindustan Times reported.

Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), another Pakistanbased Islamist terror group targeting India, has also started a rigorous training programme that involves swimming and deep diving techniques, according to these officials.

LeT’s naval ambitions aren’t new, although they are closer to fruition now than they have ever been.

According to the officials, it first came to light during the interrogation of 26/11 accused David Coleman Headley by the National Investigation Agency in 2010 with the jihadist naming a certain Yaqoob as head of the terror group’s marine wing; he also added that the 10 gunmen involved in the Mumbai terror attack on 26/11 were trained by Jaipur/New Delhi, Pakistan Navy deep sea Oct 12 (PTI): Eighteen more people in Rajasthan’s Jaipur district have tested positive for Zika virus, taking the total number of such cases to 50, a Union Health Ministry official said Friday.

At least 10 of the news cases were reported from Jaipur’s Shashtri Nagar locality. The figures were issued after a review meeting chaired by Rajasthan Health department’s Additional Chief Secretary, Medical and Health, Veenu Gupta on Friday. The first case had surfaced on September 22. Fogging and other antilarvae activities are being carried out in the Shastri Nagar area to prevent the spread of the virus. Earlier, a department official had said that 30 of the total cases were doing fine after treatment. At the review meeting, measures taken to contain the situation were discussed. The department has also issued an advisory for pregnant women staying outside Shastri Nagar not to visit the area.

in Rohinibazar, Sankrail and Jhargram block areas.

The weatherman said the deep depression is likely to cause heavy to very heavy rain in North and South 24 Parganas, Purba and Paschim Medinipur, Jhargram, Purba Bardhaman, Howrah and Hooghly districts.

Heavy rain is likely in Kolkata, Bankura, Purulia, Birbhum, Murshidabad, Malda, Uttar and Dakshin Dinajpur districts till Saturday, the Met department said.

Fishermen have been advised not to venture into the sea along and off the coasts of West Bengal and Odisha, deep sea areas of North and Central Bay of Bengal till Saturday.

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Fishermen dock their boats as Cyclone Titli hits the city, starting with surface wind effect reaching speeds of 126 kmph at Gopalpur, in Ganjam, Thursday. (PTI)

Tourists at Digha and other adjacent sea-side resorts have been advised not to get into any sea-bound activities till Saturday as squall with speed of 45 to 55 kmph, gusting to 65 kmph will prevail along and off the coasts of West Bengal and Odisha.

In Odisha, the toll in the natural calamity rose to three after two bodies were recovered in Ganjam district, near where it made its landfall, as the state government deployed NDRF and ODRAF personnel to speed up rescue and relief operations.

One of the two bodies was that of a 40-year-old fisherman from Vizianagaram in Andhra Pradesh, police said.

The other body is that of a 45-year-old man of Bhuta Pankal village under Sorada block in Ganjam district.

On Thursday, the body of an eight-year old boy, who had slipped into a canal at Saradhapur village under Hinjili police station, was found by locals, police said.

In Andhra Pradesh, eight lives were snuffed out by the storm on Thursday.

The Odisha government is, however, yet to confirm the deaths.

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orth East Students Organisation (NESO) has issued a long list of demands to the union home minister Rajnath Singh to be acted upon( implemented) with the rider that the organisation comprising of apex student organisations of the region, would be compelled to agitate strongly. The NESO in its memorandum listed the demands for– a relevant education policy for the region; repeal of Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act 1958; inviting and holding dialogue with various armed groups to resolve demands of various armed groups in the region and curbing infiltration of illegal immigrants through a comprehensive policy; implementation of National Register of Citizens (NRC) and opposition to the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016 and long term visa. The other demand included safeguarding the admissions and recruitments of people from the region to various central universities and institutions where they are set up so that the people are not marginalised and discriminated against. The eight states comprising the Northeast is populated by nearly 40 million inhabitants who vary in language, race, tribe, caste, religion, and regional heritage. The region has nearly 200 communities of which not less than one hundred being tribes. One of the pressing issues that have been raised for many decades has been on the issue of immigrants from Bangladesh. Both the issue of illegal immigration or influx as well as NRC require a long term involvement. The government of India has to tackle this issue with a clear headed purpose and ensure that politics does not condemn the people of the region. If the Congress was accused allegedly of vote bank politics supposedly that incorporates illegal Bangladeshi Muslim immigrants; the BJP too has been accused allegedly of doing the same with Illegal Bangladeshi Hindu immigrants also for the same electoral purpose. Removal of ASFPA is being heard only after the late 70s when it was enforced in other north eastern states. Nagaland bore the brunt since 1958 but no one heard or cared about the inhuman sufferings of Nagas of erstwhile Naga Hills and Tuensang Frontier Division. Today, the affected are crying hoarse and rightly so against ASFPA. The political problems as defined over the various armed movements can be blamed on the centre’s policy of viewing these as law and order problem and which has only damaged the peaceful environment and delayed the process of creating a conducive climate towards eventual negotiations. The NRC issue is particularly very crucial to Assam and it would be worthwhile to be more thoughtful in asking that the same be applied on all states. Therefore, both the NRC issue as well as the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016 are on severe test in Assam. If the two issues are tackled effectively, then it will also impact the other states. The other demand to ensure and guarantee that people from the north east who have been employed at various central institutes where these have been set up in the region is quite important. It would also be worthwhile to seek proportional representation in jobs for youths of the region in all central government undertakings and not let the entire quota be swallowed by youths from the state where the particular industry of central institute has been established. As commented in this column in the past, it does little credit to the polity if students are compelled to come out and deal with every issue involving governance. Also the very concept of ‘north east’ only contributes to aberration of central policy and which needs to be done away with.

dolescents are undergoing a crucial stage of development with regard to their psychological, social and emotional well being. These developments have a profound effect on their mental health.

The suddenness and the rapid pace with which these changes take place generate a number of problems and special needs, which adolescents find difficult to understand on their own.

Most of them become intensely concerned about their physical appearance and increasingly self-conscious; and anything that makes them different from others generally upsets them.

They need proper care and attention from parents, teachers and their peers.

Adolescence is a transitional period in which there are changes in body, thinking process and social life of the adolescents and yet there is a silent cry of the adolescents for ‘independent identity’ to grow as unique individuals.

Adolescence is a time of change, exploration, exuberance and youthful searching characterized by a number of cognitive, emotional, physical and social changes. These very ‘changes’ become a real problem for the adolescents and to their parents and in a larger context they become the real adolescence challenges.

Adolescence is a time when conflict with parents is especially high. Conflict between parents and adolescents is more likely when they are experiencing depressed mood and also other problems such as substance abuse or dating. The adolescents during early 20’s are the years of highest prevalence of a variety of types of risk behavior. Substance abuse, risky automobile driving, risky sexual behavior and contracting sexually transmitted diseases are some of the examples of risk. Stress and depression are serious problems for adolescents. Stress is characterized by feelings of tension, frustration, worry, sadness and withdrawal that commonly last from a few hours to a few days.

Today, adolescents in general, are experiencing many physical, emotional, cultural and social shocks. They live in a polluted environment.

DailyDevotion Getting into God’s Stride

very year the World over celebrates 4th October as World Animal Day, the feast day of Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals. This international day is taken as a day of action for animal rights and welfare with a mission to raise their status and thereby improve their welfare standards.

On this international day, I quote here some of the Vetero-legal laws pertaining to animal rights and welfare for general awareness.

Vetero - legal laws, acts and torts are also judiciary laws and are therefore can be appealed and enforced in a court of law. As regards to animal laws, it involves two agents viz the active agent or the offender, example a

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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Calm mind brings inner strength and self-confidence, so that’s very important for good health. ~ Dalai Lama

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The traditional culture and its values are being substituted by new dangerous modern cultures such as: drug culture, alcohol culture, mobile culture, face book culture, pornography culture, tobacco culture, internet culture, gun culture, easy money culture, pleasure loving and easy going culture. The very advancement of science and technology is being made use of for adverse purposes.

Thus, adolescents are always in constant pressure, stress, tension and depression. It is in this milieu that the parents, teachers, elders and counselors have a great role to play in helping the adolescents to pass through the adolescence stage of “storm and stress” in an unstrained manner and to equip them with sound knowledge and skills to live a happy and meaningful environment life. The greatest challenge of our time will be to create a healthy where adolescents grow gracefully without any fear, with a positive outlook and learn to live an uncompromised life.

Adolescence and the early years of adulthood are a time of life when many changes occur, for example changing schools, leaving home, and starting university or a new job. For many, these are exciting times.

They can also be times of stress and apprehension however. In some cases, if not recognized and managed, these feelings can lead to mental illness. The expanding use of online technologies, while undoubtedly bringing many benefits, can also bring additional pressures, as connectivity to virtual networks at any time of the day and night grows. Many adolescents are also living in areas affected by humanitarian emergencies such as conflicts, natural disasters and epidemics. Young people living in situations such as these are particularly vulnerable to mental distress and illness.

Half of all mental illness begins by the age of 14, but most cases go undetected and untreated. In terms of the burden of the disease among adolescents, depression is the third leading cause. Suicide is the second leading cause of death among 15-29-year-olds.

Harmful use of alcohol and illicit drugs among adolescents is a major issue in many countries

and can lead to risky behaviours such as unsafe sex or dangerous driving. Eating disorders are also of concern.

Fortunately, there is a growing recognition of the importance of helping young people build mental resilience, from the earliest ages, in order to cope with the challenges of today’s world. Evidence is growing that promoting and protecting adolescent health brings benefits not just to adolescents’ health, both in the short - and the long-term, but also to economies and society, with healthy young adults able to make greater contributions to the workforce, their families and communities and society as a whole.

Much can be done to help build mental resilience from an early age to help prevent mental distress and illness among adolescents and young adults, and to manage and recover from mental illness. Prevention begins with being aware of and understanding the early warning signs and symptoms of mental illness. Parents and teachers can help build life skills of children and adolescents to help them cope with everyday challenges at home and at school. Psychosocial support can be provided in schools and other community settings and of course training for health workers to enable them to detect and manage mental health disorders can be put in place, improved or expanded.

Conclusion: Investment by governments and the involvement of the social, health and education sectors in comprehensive, integrated, evidence-based programmes for the mental health of young people is essential. This investment should be linked to programmes to raise awareness among adolescents and young adults of ways to look after their mental health and to help peers, parents and teachers know how to support their friends, children and students.

“It’s up to you today to start making healthy choice.

Not choices that are just healthy for your body, but healthy for your mind.’’

Rev. Fr. C. Joseph, Counsellor-St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama

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India needs a world-class higher educational system

ndia has the third-largest higher educational system in the world. In 2016, there were 799 universities and 39,071 colleges spread across the country. These numbers are staggering. The growth of higher education in India over a little more than half a century has been even more staggering.

Between 1950 and 2014, the number of universities in India increased by 34 times. And, between 1950 and 2013, colleges increased by 74 times.

This quantitative explosion in higher education institutions has not been matched by the quality of the education they provide. In fact, the gap between quantity and quality is so large that it stands as one of the major obstacles in the way of India being a world leader. To become such a leader, India needs to develop a world class higher education system.

Two years ago, the Narendra Modi administration attempted to put some focus on quality in higher education with its introduction of draft regulations for a new initiative called the “UGC (Declaration of Government Educational Institutions as World Class Institutions) Guidelines, 2016.” By 2018, when the first six institutions were named under this initiative, they were designated as “Institutions of Eminence” as opposed to “world class institutions”.

Although the label has been changed, the intent remains the same. That is to give considerable discretion to and elevate the status of these institutions. This is not necessarily a bad thing. But, it will do little to address the underlying problems of higher education in India.

This is true because the focus is completely wrong. These universities are the tip of the higher educational iceberg.

Enhancing the capacity of a few institutions, thus possibly enabling them to be rated a little higher in the world rankings of higher education institutions, does nothing for the many.

That’s not to say that India does not need world class institutions of higher education. It is to say that more, importantly India, needs a world class higher education system.

A world class higher education system is one that is student- or customer-centred rather than institution-centred. It comprises certified and caring institutions that have the resources required and the core mission of ensuring that students/customers acquire the knowledge/skills/abilities and dispositions that they need to achieve their individual goals and to maximise their contribution to society.

India’s current system has been almost exactly the opposite of that. The emphasis has been primarily on a select group of institutions and individuals rather than embracing and addressing the needs of

the whole.

There are many steps that must be taken to change this and to make the Indian higher education system world class.

They include: - Increase public financing. The federal and state governments currently provide limited funding for higher education. As a result, over 70 percent of the higher education institutions are operated by the private sector. These institutions are not well regulated and are of highly variable quality. Public sector financing could be used to support existing public institutions and to establish new ones in regions in which there are limited higher educational opportunities.

- Enhance the infrastructure. Colleges and universities throughout India have inadequate physical settings, lack equipment, and suffer from a shortage of competent teachers. Ensuring that each higher educational institution is infrastructurally sound, establishes the proper environment for learning and growth.

- Expand access to and participation in higher education. The enrollment in higher education is approximately 15 per cent of the eligible population. This percentage needs to be much higher for India to be considered and to become a developed or developing country. It also needs to be representative of the entire population, including females, those from the weaker sectors, and rural areas.

- Enforce standards and requirements appropriately. The announced replacement of the University Grants Commission (UGC) with the Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) created considerable debate within and outside of the educational community. The essential question regardless of whether there is an UGC, HECI or some other agency with an acronym. must be: Is the proper data being collected and used to monitor performance and ensure accountability for each institution in the higher education system?

- Place an emphasis on vocational education. The higher education system must meet the needs of potential employers and prospective employees. Currently, there is a mismatch. The higher educational system must equip itself to be the provider of first resort and give the country the skilled workforce it requires.

There are many other steps that must be taken, such as addressing politicians controlling many educational institutions, to make India’s higher education system world class. But there must be only one mindset. That mindset must be that the country’s higher education system must be restructured, redesigned, and renewed in a way that benefits all of India and all Indians.

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Cruelty to animals’ vis-à-vis veterinary jurisprudence man and the passive agent or the offended, example a dog, cow or any animal.

Animal laws therefore, directly relates to man as man is the main offender though there are acts that implicates only the animal as in cattle trespass act 1871.

The common offences committed against animals are mischief , cruelty, bestiality, killing, drowning , electrocuting, poisoning and maiming which means making an animal useless by violence such as fracturing of bones, cutting of tendons , tails, legs, neck, injuring the udder, tearing of vagina and rectum, inflicting wounds etc. All these come under mischief offences and are punishable under Indian Penal Code (IPC) section

n a church retreat in Malaysia, as they sang and prayed to Allah with Pentecostal fervor I stood there thinking how some people would easily see it as Islamic. As for me, I have heard of a time there when there was a clamor to forbid Christians and Sikhs from using term ‘Allah’ because Muslims considered it to be the exclusive deity name of their religion. Recently, there emerged a controversy, alleging Brain Houston, the founder of Hillsong Church, who was quoted to have said that in the Old Testament times Muslims worshipped the same God as we Christians do today; it was branded Chrislam.

The objection to the use of Allah is understandable as it is mostly seen as a Muslim thing. But it is also true that the same term does not solely denote the Muslim god. Even in Islamic belief Allah sim-

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Cruelty includes beating, overloading, using diseased and sick animals for work, starvation, inhumane transportation etc and is punishable under Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1960. Bestiality, which is the carnal intercourse against the order of nature, is punishable under IPC section 377.

Under frauds in the sale of livestock and livestock products, the common ones are as follows; Altering the descriptions of animals by coloring, clipping the mane, docking, castration to attract good price and bishoping where by a hole is made on the table of the incisors to look younger are done. All these

Let God be God

ply means God and is not a nomenclature for a deity specific to a religion. Of course, Muslims say that the God of Abraham is Allah. So in generic terms both Muslims and Jews worship God, just as in any other religious beliefs.

Simply put, we cannot deny that religion is about God. In every society and culture the concept of God exists; even atheists and agnostics will not have any substance in their arguments in the absence of the idea of a god. In Arabic language the word ‘Allah’ is the equivalent of the English term ‘God.’ The Hebrew ‘El’ and the Aramaic ‘Elah’ are equivalents of the Arabic “Allah’. No wonder Arab Christians worship Allah as well.

It is a generic word for God which can be used for any god.

This is something tribal people like us can easily understand as we have dialects that differ

frauds are punishable under IPC sec 420.

In the fraud for sale of livestock products, milk is adulterated with water and skimming where fat is removed and vegetable or hydrogenated oil and animal fat are added in ghee. Falsifications whereby meats of different animals are mixed to attract better price are all punishable under IPC sec 272.

Under Livestock importation act IX of 1891, importation by land or sea of livestock which may liable to be affected by contagious or infectious diseases can be restricted or prohibited by the state government. A breach of this act is punishable with a fine of up to Rs.1000.

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from village to village. So ‘Allah’ is simply ‘God’ as in any other language or dialect.

We can understand this better from the case of the Angami Bible which was originally first brought out

by American missionaries.

Though the Nagas believe in the existence of many spirits they only worship a supreme spirit which they call God Almighty. In Angami the root term for god is ‘terhruo’. But the missionaries took the term to mean the name of a specific god and rejected its use in their translation.

In its place Jihova which is the transliteration of Yaweh was used. Later, the Angami Baptists coined their own term for God in feminine gender as Ukepenuopfü, which literally translated is ‘our birth mother’. One Naga from an Eastern Naga village told me they too translated their

poisonous substance that may cause harm and injury so as to endanger human life and animals will be booked under IPC sec 284 which may attract imprisonment up to 6 months or a fine of Rs.1000 or both. Whoever unlawfully or negligently does any act that may spread infection of any diseases dangerous to life is punishable under IPC sec 269 that may amount to a fine of Rs.1000 or imprisonment for 6 months or both.

As is enshrined in directive principles part IV article 48 of the constitution, animal welfare fortnight is observed by government of India from 14th to 30th January every year to create awareness regarding affection towards animals and

Bible in the same vein under the influence of Angami missionaries, but later found it to be wrong and went back to the original term for God in their dialect.

Some religions have specific names for their deities, but they all come under the generic category of the term ‘God.’ When it comes to language, we have to let God be God and no religion can claim exclusive ownership of the term in any language. This is why I had no problem with the Malaysian Christians worshiping Allah just as I would if they were to sing in English and use God instead. But as for the Angamis, in their next translation of the Bible, they should seriously consider going the way of their Eastern counterpart.

Asielie Pusa, lead pastor, Spirit Word Church, Kohima

birds. Central Government under section 4 of prevention of cruelty act 1960 is empowered to establish animal welfare board and societies like SPCA in the state.

Functions of which is to encourage kindness and provide treatment to sick and suffering animals and to prosecute person found guilty for the acts of cruelty.

For which animal grievances redressal forum and tribunals can be set up in every district. Because unseen they suffer, unheard they cry, in agony they linger, in silence they die. Is it nothing to you all ye who pass by. Let us be kind to the animals.

Dr. N. Mhonchan Shitiri, Cavern Cottage, Wokha

Reader’s Post

Traffic appeal for Puja

Sir,

Through your esteemed daily news paper I would like to appeal to the concerned authority to make some restrictions in traffic rules during coming Durga puja festival. As, West Yard, Kalibari Road, old market witness Maximum Car and pedestrian in these road during puja mainly from evening 5 to 10 pm, so I shall request to the authority not to allow any Heavy Truck to enter in these road during these specific time only to avoid any unhappy incident, volunteers from all puja pandel are requested to help the traffic personal for smooth and safe movement of Car and pedestrian.

With this, I would like to make another appeal to all puja committee in and around Dimapur that Nagaland University Exam. going to start from 20th October 2018, therefore, use sound system should be restricted by all so that students community are not disturbed.

Ratan Bhattacharjee, Dimapur

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

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Governor attends children’s film bonanza

Governor PB Acharya receiving a boquet from a student during his visit to the fourth day of the Children’s film Bonanza on October 12. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: The fourth day of the ongoing Children’s Film Bonanza at State Academy Hall, Kohima was attended by Governor, PB Acharya on October 12.

A DIPR report stated

that Acharya and his wife attended the children film festival and watched the screening of ‘Nani Teri Morni’, a movie based on the true story of National Bravery Award winner, Mhonbeni Ezung. Stu-

dents from in and around Kohima, from class V to class XII of both government and private schools attended the fourth day of the film fest.

Movies screened on the fourth day were ‘Nani Teri Morni’ directed by Akash Aditya Lama; ‘Ek Tha Bhujang’ directed by Mohinder Pratap Singh; ‘Gattu’ directed by Rajan Khosa; ‘Kima’s Load, beyond the class’ directed by Zuala Chhangte.

Directorate of Information & Public Relations (DIPR) production’s on Disasters Awareness, Mobile Etiquette, and Rules & Ethics of driving were also screened on the fourth day of film festival. The movies to be screened on October 13 are Nani Teri Morni, Pinti Ka Sabun, Gilli Gilli Atta, Karamati Coat.

SJHSS Tuensang organises science exhibition

DIMAPUR: St. John’s Higher Secondary School (SJHSS) Tuensang organised a science exhibition on October 12 under the theme, “Technologies for a clean environment” at the school auditorium.

A press release by the school stated that in the program, C.O 40 Assam Rifles Tuensang, Col. Samrat Sengupta, encouraged the students to cultivate the habit of learning by doing and be inquisitive because books alone do not encompass the entirety of education. He urged the school to take initiatives to conduct more such programs.

Students from Classes 9 to 12 participated in the exhibition and it was also attended by students from nearby schools. A welcome address was delivered by the school principal, Rev. Fr. Sivi George and vote of thanks by Arun Kumar from St. John’s School.

Inception workshop on SSAP held DIMAPUR: An inception workshop on State Specific Action Plan (SSAP) under National Water Mission for Nagaland state was held at Secretariat conference hall, Kohima on October 12.

According to DIPR, chief Secretary, Nagaland, Binchilo Thong, in his welcome address, said that the objective of the workshop was to prepare an action plan on development and management of water resources in the state. He said that the ministry of water resources has launched the National Water Mission and main objective of the Mission is conservation, minimizing wastage and ensur-

ing its equitable distribution.

In the brief introduction on SSAP, SE (WRD) and nodal officer (SSAP), Er. Razouvolie Kelio said due to global climate change, this Mission forms the core of the National Action Plan for Climate Change (NAPCC), for which the state specific Action Plan for water sector is to be prepared for the next 30 years. The Specific Action Plan will essentially consist of preparation of status report on present situation of water resources development and management, including preparation of a detailed Action Plan for each of the strategy and activity identified in

the NWM, besides other things.

He also said that Implementation Arrangement was the State Water Resources department which has been identified as the Nodal State department for the preparation of SSAP. Dr. J. Sesha Sirnivas, senior scientist EPTRI, in his speech discussed water conservation and distribution. He added that comprehensive public domain water databases and assessment of the impact of climate change on water resource, should be attended to.

Dr. J. Sesha Sirnivas informed the meeting that EPTRI made a presentation

HIV in Nagaland remained a major concern, Ngangshimeren remarked that it was more disheartening to find that majority of the HIV positive cases belonged to young population.

As per the latest data – from April to August this year – 60% of HIV positive cases in Nagaland were in the age group of 15-34 years, he added.

He claimed that efforts were being made to reach out to this vulnerable population through different

Assam Rifles battalion conducts M-RVC

Battalion officers, school and district immunization department staff with the immunized children after the camp held on October 12.

DIMAPUR: Assam Rifles 28 battalion conducted a Measles Rubella vaccination camp under the state wide Measles-Rubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC), on October 12, at AR Middle School (ARMS), Wokha. ARMS has been awarded the best school in

Wokha district for achieving hundred per cent Measles Rubella Vaccination. The district immunization department, Wokha has issued a hundred per cent compliance certificate to ARMS, Wokha.

DIPR reports that the program was inaugurated

Dimapur hardware traders...

(From p-1) Stating that commodity-wise tax collection at the entry gate was not acceptable, the association further pointed out that, with the new tax rate, the merchants were apprehensive of facing unfavourable reaction from the customers, adding that it did not want the public to suffer due to the issue. The statement had been issued purely in the interest of public, who would have to bear the “extra unnecessary burden”, the release added.

on the SSAP status report on June 5, 2017 at the National Workshop conducted

by NWM for all the states.

He called for designating one State department for coordinating and supervising all aspects of water.

He emphasised on the need to document assessment/Impact of Climate Change on the State-resources, livelihoods and growth from the water perspective and the development of possible scenario on Water and to formulate a strategic action plan including location and context specific contingency plans to manage the impact of John Tsulise Sangtam felicitating a girl student during the International Day for the Girl Child observance in climate change.

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IDGC observed in Longleng

NSACS clarifies on multi media campaign

(From p-1) According to the project director, NSACS alone could not carry forward prevention and control programmes on HIV/AIDS, adding that the little it had achieved till today was only through concerted and multisectoral efforts contributed by line departments, churches and NGOs, with NSACS under health and family welfare department leading from the front. While the high prevalence of

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strategies and platforms. For the youth in particular, he said NSACS was carrying out campaigns through its youth intervention programmes like Red Ribbon Club in the colleges, adolescence education programme in schools, out-of-school youth programmes, special intervention campaigns like MMC, observance of International Youth Day, National Youth Day, advocacy and sensitisation programmes, etc.

Airports Authority of India conducted a number of cleanliness activities from September 15 to October 2, under airport director, Mughavi Zhimo. This included pledge taking, an awareness rally with students, and various competitions with AAI and associated agencies’ employees. A program for prize distribution for winners of a drawing competition was held at Christian Academy near Airport on Friday. (AAI, Dimapur)

DIMAPUR: Longleng District Task Force, Beti B a c h a o B e t i Pa d h a o (BBBP) on October 11 observed “International Day for the Girl Child” (IDGC) at the Local Football Ground.

A report by DIPR stated that in his keynote address, the deputy commissioner (DC) Longleng, John Tsulise Sangtam, said that the purpose of observing the day was to show love and respect to girl children who are as important as boys.

He appealed to the people to love and respect their sisters and daughters both in the family and society. The DC called for an end to all forms of violence and discrimination against women and girls.

District coordinator, MSK, Tutinungla, briefed the gathering on the BBBP program and appealed to the girls to raise their voice against domestic violence and discrimination against

women and girls.

Voice of a girl child was proposed by students of Christian High School.

Other highlights of the daylong celebration were a special number by Bautung GHSS Longleng, choreographed presentation by Mt. Carmel School, special song by winner of the singing competition on the BBBP theme, drama base on the life of Malala Yousafzai by the winners of the drama competition, felicitation of meritorious girls and women, school wise speech competition on BBBP, tug of war, slogan on BBBP, and prize distribution to the winners of the competitions.

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Conducts CAKES & CREAMS Classes from October 15-19, 2018 to be followed by a Weekend Dessert Workshop on October 20, 2018.

For more details, contact: Bakes & Cakes, Duncan, Dimapur (9436831300 / 03862-248774)

IIMTT. INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR MONTESSORI TEACHERS TRAINING An ISO 9001 : 2008 Certified Organization Kohima Centre, ‘D’ Block Sector – B, Below J.N Hotel , Kohima

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by school principal Mallika Borah. Altogether, 116 children were vaccinated in the camp. A team from district immunization department, Wokha with two doctors and three nurses administered the vaccine to the children.

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medical team participated in the program. An interaction was also carried out by the district immunization department, to educate the local populace about the diseases. Children between the ages of nine months to 15 years were vaccinated during the event.

Dimapur police contact numbers Commissioner of Police 7085055001 Dy. Commissioner of Police, Zone-I 7085055002 Dy. Commissioner of Police, Zone-II 7085055003 Dy. Commissioner of Police (Traffic) 7085055004 Asstt. Commissioner of Police ‘A’ Div 7085055010 Asstt. Commissioner of Police ‘B’ Div 7085055011 Asstt. Commissioner of Police ‘C’ Div 7085055012 Asstt. Commissioner of Police of ‘D’ Div 7085055013 Asstt. Commissioner of Police (TRF-I) 7085055014 Asstt. Commissioner of Police (TRF-II) 7085055015 OC East PS 7085055020 OC GRPS 7085055021 OC Diphupar PS 7085055022 OC Medziphema PS 7085055023 OC West PS 7085055024 OC Niuland PS 7085055025 OC Sub-Urban PS 7085055026 OC Women PS 7085055027 OC Traffic Control-I 7085055028 OC Traffic Control-II 7085055029 East PS (Telephone Duty) 7085055030 GRPS (Telephone Duty) 7085055031 Diphupar PS (Telephone Duty) 7085055032 Medziphema PS (Telephone Duty) 7085055033 West PS (Telephone Duty) 7085055034 Niuland PS (Telephone Duty) 7085055035 SBN PS (Telephone Duty) 7085055036 Weomen PS (Telephone Duty) 7085055037 Traffic control-I (Telephone Duty) 7085055038 Traffic control-I (Telephone Duty) 7085055039 New Field Check Gate 7085055040 Chumukedima Check Gate 7085055041 Dellai Check Gate 7085055042 I/C SOT 7085055043 Verification Cell. CP Office 7085055044 Mobile Unit Commander 7085055046 Mobile Unit Commander 2nd I/C 7085055047 CL-I (Crime Helpline – I) 7085055048 CL-II (Crime Helpline – II) 7085055049 PCR Dimapur 7085055050 Piphema OP 7085065051 Kuhuboto OP 7085065052 Dhansiripar OP 7085065053 Marwaripatti OP 7085065054 Police Assistant Booth, GS Road 7085065055 Passport Cell 7085065056 OC Chumukedima PS 7085065161 Chumukedima PS. Duty Officer 7085065162 Highway Patrol-I 7085065159 Highway Patrol-II 7085065160

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Across 1 Go flat out on the French excursion (3,3) 4 Spain and Portugal or vast region of Russia? Not initially (6) 8 University with wise custom (5) 9 What a swordsman does to deflect rapiers? (7) 10 Litter left in boat (7) 11 Prepare clothes (5) 12 Language into which neat prose may be translated (9) 17 Females, having gained victory, surrounding me (5) 19 DOS kept crashing computer (7) 21 Bedroom that’s shared by sweet little creatures (7) 22 Fish prepared for tutor (5) 23 Russian denial about Old Testament? Wait for it!

(3,3) 24 High-spirited female taking chances (6) Down 1 Vessel set in motion (6) 2 Vilify a number of Romans breaking ceasefire (7) 3 Lethargic entertainer taking part (5) 5 Composer and bishop with old sculptor (7) 6 Thick-skinned beast almost over English river (5) 7 Fool is on time to lend a hand (6) 9 Separate crest for game bird (9) 13 Thoughtful enclosures I have seen (7) 14 Old leader points out alternatives (7) 15 Country quarters with original garden (6) 16 Small cuckoo may be mottled (6) 18 Be entitled to a new timer (5) 20 Instrument - one held by leading player (5)

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COAT SUIT - 50% Discount Shirts - 799 - 400, 1400 - 700 Jeans - 1000 - 500, 1700 - 850

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with new instrument cluster, anti fatigue front seats, premium instrument panel, 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system equipped with voice recognition and android auto/ apple car play.

Available in 5 grades, the new Datsun GO and GO+ have been launched in two new additional coloursamber orange and sun stone brown respectively.

Both the models come with a standard warranty of 2 years ’Datsun Care‘ comprehensive all-inclusive car service package.

LAND FOR SALE

Contact No. : 7005748793

at New Showuba 1. 58x70 (4060 sq. ft.)

2. 60x58 (3480 sq. ft.)

No Brokers Please Contact No : 7005833313

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LAND FOR SALE

LOCATION : Near Notun Bosti Area Price 50 x 50 = 4.5 Lakhs 50 x 100 = 9 Lakhs * Approach road and concrete drainage free.

Contact : 7005623422 DP-7532(B) 9436622166

at Naharbari Village, near Deaf and Dumb School 76,000 sq. ft. @Rs. 500/- per sq. ft. (slightly negotiable) Contact No. : 9862528744 8794184347 DP-7564

LAND FOR SALE Area 20,000 sq. ft.

Fully fenced 2 minutes drive from Highway, Aoyimti Rs. 350 per sq. ft.

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LAND FOR SALE With R.C.C Building at Aoyimti, No Brokers Road Attached Area 749.16 sq. mt.

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LAND FOR SALE Near Naga United Ao Baptist Church (Main Road Attached) 100x100 Rs. 180/- per sq. ft.(Nego)

2 Bighas of Land (36,580 sq. ft.) at Kekhrürüzha Colony, 7th Mile Contact – 9774676787

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been initiated to prevent any further damage, the bank spokesperson said.

“We are working with authorities concerned to get to the root of the matter. We assure our customers that not a single customer account has been impacted,” the SBM added.

On October 5, the SBM’s Nariman Point Branch lodged a complaint with Mumbai Police’s Economic Offences Wing on the cybercrime and investigations were initiated.

It had said that some unknown persons hacked into the bank’s servers to illegally access various accounts and managed to transfer the monies to multiple accounts outside the country.

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M um b ai , O ct 1 2 (IANS): The State Bank of Mauritius (India) on Friday said it has recovered around 90 per cent of the approximately Rs 190 crore that was lost in a major cyberattack on October 2.

An official spokesperson said that the SBM lost the amount through fraudulent SWIFT payments.

“Based on proactive and prompt measures, we have managed to recover around 90 per cent of the lost amount. As of today, the lost amount is limited to Rs 19 crore,” the SBM India said.

Even this loss will get further reduced after claiming insurance, while necessary measures have

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technologies to deliver fun and agile driving, fuelefficiency, spaciousness and safety. The all new Datsun New GO and GO+ comes equipped with Ride Control Advanced Suspension system and race-inspired 1.2L HR12 DE petrol engine delivering a mileage of 19.83Kmpl.

The dynamic, solid and stylish exteriors with enhanced appeal complimented with great body stance gives the Datsun GO and GO+ a premium appeal. The features include an all-new interior design

LAND FOR SALE Area : 2 Bighas 2 minutes drive from Delhi Public School & Highway 2½ Mile, Darogapathar, Dimapur No Brokers

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D I M A P U R , O ct 1 2 (NPN): The new Datsun GO and New Datsun GO+, crafted for the young and progressive Indian customers, were launched at Nilli Nissan showroom, Purana Bazaar, Dimapur on Friday.

Both the hatchbacks were unveiled by assistant pastor, East Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church, Purana Bazaar, Hukato Sumi after a dedicatory prayer.

At an introductory price of Rs.3.29 lakh for the New Go and Rs.3.83 lakh for the New GO+, the cars are packed with an array of advanced features for evolving customers and an attractive new design.

The cars which boast sporty exteriors and spaThe EOW and the Cy- cious interiors are embodiber Cell experts are investi- ments of leading Japanese gating the case besides the SBM’s own internal probe LAND FOR SALE to find out the involvement at Samaguri Village of any insider.

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FOR SALE The SBM India, a sub- RENAULT KWID (2016) sidiary of SBM Holdings, NL Regd. has branches in Mumbai, Rs. 2.70 Lac (Slightly Nego) Call : 7005731320 Dimapur Chennai, Hyderabad and Ramachandrapuram.

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month from a 7.3 per cent expansion year ago.

The IIP growth is the lowest since May when industrial production grew at 3.9 per cent. Industrial production expanded by 6.8 per cent in June and 6.5 per cent in July.

The manufacturing sector output grew at 4.6 per cent in August compared to 3.8 per cent a year ago.

Power generation grew at the rate of 7.6 per cent in the month as against 8.3 per cent in the year-ago month.

In terms of industries, 16 out of 23 industry groups in the manufacturing sector have shown positive growth during August 2018 as compared to the corresponding month of the previous year.

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New Delhi, Oct 12 (PTI): Industrial production growth slipped to a threemonth low of 4.3 per cent in August mainly due to a sharp decline in the mining sector output and poor offtake of capital goods, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO) data.

The industrial production measured in terms of Index of Industrial Production (IIP) was 4.8 per cent in August last year, the CSO data released Friday showed.

The mining sector production contracted by 0.4 per cent in August compared to a growth of 9.3 per cent in the year-ago month.

Similarly the capital goods output growth decelerated to 5 per cent during the

The new Datsun GO and Datsun GO+ were launched in Dimapur on Friday. (NP)

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IIP growth down to 3-month low of 4.3 per cent in August

New Datsun GO, Datsun GO+ launched in Dimapur

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Subhash Chandra Garg Partnership for Financial Inclusion (GPFI) process, the statement said. He highlighted the importance of developing global standards and protocols for attracting private funds to the infrastructure space and hoped that the infrastructure agenda of G-20 can contribute in this direction.

Garg said India has taken several steps to attract private players in infra financing space such as creating Real Estate Investment Trust Fund, Infrastructure Debt Fund as well as undertaking efforts for monetising brownfield assets.

On ties with Africa, Garg highlighted the $10 billion soft loan facility announced for the continent

by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He further said the investment facilitating schemes such as National

Export Insurance Fund, Concessional Financing Facility etc, are in place to encourage private players to invest in Africa and elsewhere.

With regard to BRICS Forum meeting, the statement said the meeting focused on reviewing the progress as well as deliberating on the way forward under the upcoming 2019 BRICS Chairmanship of Brazil.

The main issues that came up for discussion were the membership expansion of New Development Bank (NDB), the staggering of schedule of payment of paid-in capital of NDB, the work of BRICS PPP Task Force and examining the possibility of developing a consensus on BRICS Rating Agency, it said. He also emphasised that the role of BRICS is to provide broad guidance to NDB and the decisions on managing the micro details should be left to NDB Board of Directors and Board of Governors.

On the BRICS Rating Agency, Garg hinted that the Report of the Expert Group proposed setting up of such agency which is completely independent and is led by private sector.

tions that the government will take action on the weak rupee”.

Forex dealers said bullish trend in the equity market as well as easing crude oil prices also supported the rupee’s upward movement.

Brent crude was trading at USD 80.65 per barrel.

The International Energy Agency on Friday revised lower its growth forecast for global oil demand for 2018 and 2019, citing high prices, trade tensions and a less favourable economic outlook.

Meanwhile, the BSE Sensex Friday posted its biggest single-day gain in 19 months, soaring over 700 points, as global markets rebounded after two straight sessions of losses.

The BSE Sensex settled up by 732.43 points, or 2.15 per cent, at 34,733.58.

The broader Nifty ended the week at 10,472.50, up 237.85 points, or 2.32 per cent.

Fo r e i g n i nve s t o r s net sold shares worth Rs 1,322.13 crore Friday, provisional data showed.

The Financial Benchmark India Private Ltd (FBIL) set the reference rate for the dollar at 73.7967 per dollar. The reference rate for euro was fixed at 85.5545 and for the British pound at 97.6537. The reference rate for 100 Japanese yen was 65.67.

FOR SALE

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NEW DELHI, OCT 12 (PTI): Asserting that trade tensions and rising oil prices are affecting emerging nations, Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg said G-20 countries should take coordinated action to minimise the negative spillover effects of global risks on developing economies. During his intervention at G-20 Finance Ministers and Ce ntral Bank Governors Meeting in Bali, Indonesia on October 11-12, Garg also appreciated the progress of work under the Argentine Presidency on developing infrastructure as an asset class, a Finance Ministry statement said.

Garg said risks related to trade tensions, financial vulnerabilities and oil prices have materialised and are having major impact on the Emerging Market Economies (EMEs). The deliberations in the G-20 meeting centred on key risks facing the global economy, enhancing a resilient international financial architecture, financing infrastructure development.

Besides, the meeting focussed on progress on compact with Africa as well as streamlining of the Global

Mumbai, Oct 12 (PTI): Rising for the third straight day, the rupee strengthened by 55 paise to settle at 73.57 against the US dollar Friday, marking its biggest gain in over three weeks as global crude prices eased and domestic indices staged a smart rebound.

Steps taken by the government to curb non-essential imports and anticipation of more measures to attract foreign inflows have boosted sentiment in the market, traders said. The government Thursday hiked the import duty on certain communication items, including base stations, to up to 20 per cent as part of efforts to check a widening current account deficit and shore up the rupee.

At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex), the rupee opened on a strong note at 73.84 from Thursday’s close of 74.12. It gained further ground to hit a high of 73.52 against the US dollar, driven by selling of the greenback by exporters and banks and easing crude oil prices.

The domestic unit finally settled for the day at 73.57, up by 55 paise.

This is its biggest gain since September 19, when it had jumped 61 paise.

According to Rohit Srivastava, Fund Manager – PMS, Sharekhan by BNP Paribas, there is “expecta-

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Trade tensions, oil prices Rupee zooms 55 paise to 73.57 hurting EMEs, says Garg

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STOLEN NOTICE Vehicle Type : Bike Owner Name : Pithungo Shitio Vehicle No : NL-05-9868 Engine No : JHYRJA49127 Chasis No : MD2A74BY9JRA12166 Model No : Bajaj V-15, May 2018 Colour : Black & Red

Stolen from Model Colony, Purana Bazaar, near ISBT, Dimapur on 11th Oct 2018 around 2-3 Am. Finder may please contact : 7005162804 DP-7580 K Y M C

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India buying Iran oil not helpful: US At least 34 killed in Uganda landslide

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Dharmendra Pradhan on Monday said that two state refiners have placed orders for importing crude oil from Iran in November.

“Overall with regard to those sanctions that will take effect on November 4th - and you’re referring to the oil sanctions for Iran and countries that choose to continue purchasing oil from Iran - we have conversations with many partners and allies around the world about those sanctions,” she said on Thursday.

“We make our poli-

cies very clear to those countries. We continue to have conversations with the government of Iraq about that particular issue and the implications for the reimposition of sanctions that were previously lifted or even waived under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA),” Nauert said.

The Trump administration has given the same message to all countries around the world, and the president has said that the United States is committed

US curbs civil nuclear technology sales to China

Tornadoes, hailstones wreak havoc in Australia

Sharifs’ corruption trial extended till November 17

Canberra, Oct 12 (IANS): Tornadoes and a thunderstorm “supercell” swept across Australia’s Queensland state, with reports of four people injured by tennis ball-sized hailstones, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) said on Friday.

The dangerous weather system hit the state’s southeast on Thursday, reports the BBC. One tornado struck Tansey, a town 250 km north of Brisbane, snapping trees and ripping roofs from houses.

The nation’s strongest tornadoes form during supercells - a type of storm that is also frequently accompanied by damaging hail.

On Thursday, large hailstones and winds gusting up to 98 kmph caused extensive damage to buildings and crops. Social media users also reported injuries to themselves and also animals.

OFFICE OF THE

SANGLAO STUDENTS’ UNION P.O-NOKLAK-798626.

FELICITATION

With pride and immense pleasure, the union would like to congratulate and felicitate MISS SHONIU SHIU for securing the first position in presentation during the ‘India International Science Festival 2018’ held at Lucknow from 05th -08th October 2018.

The Union wishes and prays that the Almighty God grant her success and wisdom in her future endeavours.

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question about whether or not India would buy oil from Iran after sanctions are reimposed. And the President said - and I’m not going to get ahead of the President, certainly - but he said we’ll take care of that,” she said.

On the implication of the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act or CAATSA on India after it inked the USD 5 billion deal with Russia to purchase the S-400 Triumf air defence system, Nauert said, “He (the president) was asked also about CAATSA sanctions and possible imposition of CAATSA sanctions. And he said, you know, India is going to find out.

“And India will find out. We’ll see. So I’m not going to get ahead of him, but certainly when we hear about things such as purchasing oil or the S-400 systems, it’s not helpful.

The United States government just reviews that very carefully,” Nauert said.

People watch flood waters passing through destroyed homes after a landslide in Bududa district, Uganda.

Kampala, Oct 12 (AFP): At least 34 people have been killed after a river in eastern Uganda burst its banks, sending thick sludge and rocks barrelling into homes, disaster officials said Friday.

Rescue teams were picking through the rubble, looking for survivors and victims of the disaster which took place on Thursday in the town of Bukalasi in the Bududa district. An unknown number of people were still missing.

“I can confirm 34

SEOUL, Oct 12 (Agencies): South Korean President Moon Jae-in called Friday on the United States to move towards the nuclear-armed North’s demands for a declaration the Korean War is over, as the allies pursue increasingly different approaches towards Pyongyang.

Washington has shied away from a formal announcement that the 195053 conflict, when hostilities ceased with an armistice rather than a peace treaty, has ended, saying that the North must first take more steps towards giving up its atomic arsenal.

Moon Jae-in For its part Pyongyang -- which long insisted it needed nuclear weapons to defend itself against a possible US invasion -- has pledged only to work to-

wards denuclearisation “of the Korean peninsula”, demanding simultaneous moves by Washington in return, with a peace declaration its first priority.

“The North has stopped all nuclear and missile tests, dismantled its only nuclear test site and is now dismantling its missile engine test facilities, and is promising to take steps toward dismantling its Yongbyon nuclear complex if the US takes corresponding measures,” Moon told the BBC. “Declaring the end of the war is a political declaration that the US would end

Launching Program of Dimapur District Village Council Chairman Association (DDVCCA)

Date : 15th Oct. 2018 Time : 10 :00 am Venue : Chumukedima Town Council Hall (CTC Hall) Special Invitee : Shri. Sushil Kumar Patel, IAS D.C Dimapur.

All the Village Council Chairmen are informed to attend the program without fail.

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JBCC MISSION CENTRE, KIPFÜZHA, KIGWEMA KOHIMA-797001, NAGALAND

N.JCC/P/N/H/18

Date: 20th September, 2018

JAPFÜ CHRISTIAN COLLEGE FELICITATES ITS ALUMNI FOR THE RECENTLY DECLARED NPSC 2018 RESULT.

OFFICE OF THE KHEZHAKENO STUDENTS’ UNION PHEK, DISTRICT FELICITATION The Khezhakeno Students’ Union takes immense pleasure in congratulating Mr. Kote Koza, S/o Mr. Khape Koza and Azholü Koza for clearing the recent NPSC as Secretariat Assistant (Cl-III NonGazetted, under Personal & Administrative Reforms Department).

The Union wishes you success in all your future endeavors.

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Khachü Koza President

Khemde Koza General Secretary

PONGCHING STUDENTS’ UNION KOHIMA FELICITATION

With great pride and honour, the Pongching Students’ Union Kohima would like to extend its heartiest congratulations to: • Shri N. JOSEPH, S/o Late S. Namang Phom • Shri S N ENYUH PHOM, S/o Ngamong Chungphang • Shri CHONGPHE ANGH, S/o Yongchei Phom For successfully getting through the NPSC for the post of Secretariat Assistant (SA).

The Pongching Students’ Union Kohima further wishes them success in all their future endeavors.

KONGBA CHUNGPHANG K.A TENSO PHOM President, PSUK General Secretary, PSUK

decades of hostile relations with the North,” he said.

“Moving towards such a process is the corresponding measure the US should take,” he added, according to a transcript released by the presidential Blue House.

The comments, made ahead of Moon’s departure Saturday for a tour of European capitals, emphasise the increasing differences between Seoul and Washington, which has 28,500 troops stationed in the South to defend it from its neighbour.

1. Mr. LUNSO, DSP (son of Mr. Nokrunba & Mrs. Throngsochi) Sotokur , Tuensang.

2016 Batch 2. Mr. N. JOSEPH, SA (son of Mr. Namang & Mrs. Lampong) Pongching, Longleng 2010 Batch The College wishes them the very best in all their future endeavours.

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OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN ANGAMI BOARD OF TRUSTEES DZÜVÜRÜ NH 29 KOHIMA : NAGALAND FELICITATION The Southern Angami Board of Trustees expresses its extends heartiest congratulations to Shri. Vilelie Khamo, members of SABT Board on being awarded 13th Classic Club Award 2018.

May you continue to be a giver and not a taker so that others can emulate your noble deeds.

God bless you forevermore.

Dr. Kechongol Sophie Secretary SABT

Sedehol Sale Chairman SABT

Experts say the offers made by the North will have little impact on its military capabilities, and Pyongyang itself has said it has no further need to test its weapons.

But Moon said Kim understood denuclearisation meant more than closing testing facilities.

It also included “dismantling facilities that produce nuclear weapons and develop missiles”, he said, “and it includes everything else, such as getting rid of existing nuclear weapons and nuclear materials”.

USBLA GRATEFUL TO CHURCHES & NBCC.

United Sangtam Baptist Lithroti Ashimükhong (USBLA) expresses gratitude to all the Sangtam Churches under Longkhim - Chare and Kohima - Dimapur area for contributing a relief of Rs. 1,84,340/- and 100 quintals of rice to Kiphire during road blockade by natural calamity in the recent months. The office also expresses special note of gratitude to Youth Department. Nagaland Baptist Churches Council for gracefully donating Rs. 1,33,510/- (One Lakh Thirty Three Thousand Five Hundred and Ten) by organizing concert for the same.

It may be mentioned that the charity in kind and in cash was handed over to the district administration Kiphire in the presence of USBLA staff, USLP Vice President and Kiphire town Sangtam Baptist Lithro on 20th September 2018. Executive Secretary, Rev. C. Lima thank all who were involved in making the work a successful one.

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Capacity Building & Distribution of Floating Fish Feeds to the beneficiaries of Zunheboto District under RKVY during 2017 - 18, Implemented by Deptt of Fishery & Aquatic Resources on 5th of Oct 2018.

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people are dead. We have to wait for our assessment to be completed before we can say how many are missing,” said Uganda Red Cross spokeswoman Irene Nakasiita.

O n T h u r s d ay s h e shared photos of the scene of what she described as a “massive landslide” on WhatsApp, including images of dismembered corpses caked in mud laid out by the river.

Some of the bodies had been partly covered with banana leaves by

Moon urges US to move towards formally ending Korean War

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Islamabad, Oct 12 (IANS): Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Friday extended till November 17 the deadline given to the accountability court to wrap up corruption cases against the Sharif family members.

The apex court’s deadline to conclude a corruption trial against the Sharifs had ended on October 7, after which an extension plea had been submitted to the court.

Granting the extension, the bench headed by Chief Justice Saqib Nisar also warned of strict consequences if the Flagship Investment and Al-Azizia corruption cases were not concluded during the given time-frame.

The trial against the Sharifs commenced on September 14, 2017 after Pakistan’s anti-corruption body filed cases relating to the Avenfield, Al-Azizia Steel Mills and Hill Metal Establishment, and offshore companies.

The accountability court announced its verdict on July 6 in the Avenfield reference, related to the Sharif family’s ownership of four flats in the posh Avenfield House in London.

It handed a 10-year jail term to Nawaz Sharif, seven years to his daughter Maryam Nawaz for abetment and one year to his son-in-law Muhammad Safdar Awan.

However, the Islamabad High Court in September suspended their prison sentences and ordered their release.

strike an appropriate balance between long-term risks to US national security and economic interests and the impact to the US nuclear industrial base,” an administration official told the media on Thursday.

The review, which examined the economic and national security ramifications, was prompted by China’s efforts to gain US intellectual property, sometimes illicitly, in ways that undermine American businesses and the military.

The administration official said China was “actively pursuing our advanced nuclear technology for diversion to military use in its third-generation nuclear power submarine, in the development of a nuclearpowered aircraft carrier and in strategic dual use nuclearpowered platforms, such as small modular reactors and floating nuclear power plants deployable in the South China Sea”.

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Washington, Oct 12 (IANS): US President Donald Trump’s administration will limit sales of Washington’s civil nuclear technology to China out of concerns that it is being diverted for military and other unauthorized purposes, a top official said.

“The US cannot ignore the national security implications of China’s efforts to obtain nuclear technology outside of established processes of US-China civil nuclear cooperation,” Secretary of Energy Rick Perry said in a statement on Thursday. The decision is the result of a broad government policy review led by the National Security Council and is driven by Beijing’s efforts to obtain advanced technology, nuclear material and equipment from US companies, reports CNN. “The administration concluded that a change in US civil nuclear cooperation with China is necessary to

to re-enforcing all of its sanctions.

“We believe that countries coming together and recognising the malign influence that Iran has had around the world is important. We know that Iran and the government of Iran has taken the benefits that it received under the JCPOA and they’ve poured that money not into their own population, not into the good of the people, not into its medical hospitals and things of that nature, but rather they’ve used it for its own nefarious programmes,” Nauert said.

Noting that she has seen reports of India continuing to buy oil from Iran after November 4, she said this was a topic of conversation with the Indian government when Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was in India last month for the first 2+2 Dialogue.

“The President had addressed it - I believe it was just earlier today - which he was asked about that

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FELICITATION We the Kohima Aliba Senso Telongjem extends our heartiest congratulations to Er. R. Longzo Pongener, who is a bonafide member of K A S T, on his promotion to the post of Addl. C.E, PWD (R&B), Government of Nagaland.

The Union wishes him the very best and success in all his future endeavours and prays to Almighty God to bless him with good health and long life.

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FELICITATION With immense joy and pride I would like to convey my heartiest congratulations to M. Khenpa for getting through in the recently declared NPSC result as Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC).

Also I would like to congratulate Awang Konyak H and Samuel Akho Konyak P for getting selected as Secretariat Assistant and L. Yongyo for excelling as Labor Inspector.

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Washington, Oct 12 (PTI): The US is reviewing “very carefully” India’s decision to continue importing oil from Iran after November 4 and purchase of the S-400 air defence system from Russia, the State Department has said, describing them as “not helpful”.

The US is trying to cut off all oil imports from Iran following President Donald Trump’s decision in May to pull out of the 2015 multilateral deal that eased global sanctions in exchange for curbs on Iran’s suspect nuclear programmes and malign activities.

It has given a November 4 deadline to its allies to bring down their import of Iranian oil to zero.

Responding to questions on reports that India will continue to purchase oil from Iran after November 4, State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert said this was not helpful.

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members of the public.

“The cause was the river bursting its banks upstream following heavy rain. When the water flowed down it brought a number of big stones with it that destroyed people’s houses,” said Nakasiita.

“Our search and rescue team is still on the ground evacuating people and removing them from the rubble.” She said the Red Cross was sending relief supplies to the area, such as tarpaulins, blankets and water purification tablets.

Nathan Tumuhamye, director of an organisation that helps communities recover from natural disasters and conflict, told AFP that “four to five villages”, and possibly a primary school had been affected. “I have received the sad news of landslides wreaking havoc in Bududa District, killing a yet-to-(be)specified number of residents. The government has dispatched rescue teams to the affected areas,” President Yoweri Museveni wrote on Twitter.

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is also an outspoken advocate for mental health issues – which were also mocked during the segment. Walker took to Twitter to express his disbelief.

“Went to bed appalled over Don Lemon’s despicable behavior laughing at Tara Setmayer and Bakari Sellers’ awful remarks about Kanye West’s visit with [Trump]! Woke up wondering why CNN doesn’t take all three off the air?” Walker tweeted, adding the hashtag “#Shameful.”

Setmayer fired back at Walker: “Bless your heart… You want to silence me because I expressed a different opinion

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rincess Eugenie marries Jack Brooksbank at Windsor Castle The royal couple married at St. George’s Chapel on the grounds of Windsor Castle Friday morning.

The 28-year-old bride, who is the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II and is ninth in line to the British throne, wore a custom gown

by British designer Peter Pilotto and was walked into the chapel by her father, Prince Andrew, Duke of York.

She topped off the look with a diamond and emerald encrusted tiara by Christopher De Vos.

Windsor Castle ahead of Britain’s second royal wedding of the year on a gusty day that required early arrivals to hold onto their elegant hats as they crossed the manicured grounds.

The couple invited 1,200 members of the public to come onto the castle grounds for a closer glimpse of proceedings and like the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, took a carriage ride through parts of Windsor after the ceremony.

The royal wedding was also attended by celebrities such as Demi Moore, Cara Delevingne, Liv Tyler and Ellie Goulding. (FoxNews)

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om Morello is still raging, but the machine could do with a little oil. The former Rage Against The Machine guitarist’s legacy as a musical titan is, at this stage, almost completely bulletproof. He is, undeniably, one of the most distinctive guitar players of all time, his chucka-chucka style and noose-thick riffs an immediately identifiable signature sound – an achievement that shouldn’t be taken for granted. His new solo album creaks a little, but ultimately gets the job done.

Along with co-conspirator Zach De La Rocha, whose furious rapping style (the man mastered repressed disdain and searing, cathartic release) rode those riffs like a tank roaring over the White House lawn, Morello and the gang released four essential, politicised rap-rock albums between 1992 and 2000. The records (even ‘Renegades’, a bloody covers album!) still sound extraordinary, charged with righteous fury and – crucially – informed political insight. These guys knew their shit, and they weren’t going to stand for any of yours.

So Morello has earned the right to experiment a little, to stray from the territory he so clearly owns.

‘The Atlas Underground’, then, is – brace yourself – an EDM record.

The album artwork depicts a rhino with wings, soaring through the clouds. Just to be clear about this: Tom Morello’s way past giving a fuck.

Yet he has attracted a starry cast to this most dubious of undertakings: Vic Mensa lends a hand on ‘We Don’t Need You’, Marcus Mumford (!) croons on ‘Find Another Way’ and Big Boi and Killer Mike huff and puff through ‘Rabbit’s Revenge’.

The latter collaboration is the most fruitful, recalling Rage and even Prophets of Rage, the rap-rock supergroup Morello formed with Chuck D and Cypress Hill’s B-Real in 2016. A more straight-up

rock track than the rest of the record, it’s at it’s most powerful when Mike roars, “Fight for my life like I’m motherfuckin’ Travyon”, a reference to Trayvon Martin, the unarmed black teenager shot dead in Florida in 2012.

Elsewhere, Morello veers towards electro-pop, as on the successful Portugal. The Man-featuring ‘Every Step That I Take’ , all crunching handclaps and glossy production. The Vic Mensa track is less appealing, as mechanical riffs mesh uneasily with the Chicago rapper’s freeform flow. It sounds like they’re playing on different tracks, a fact

that becomes uncomfortably clear when he claims, “Tom Morello and Vic Mensa, we on time with this shit.”

It’s like: you’re kind of not, mate. (You might raise your eyebrows when Mensa raps, “9/11 was a hoax / It was never hijacked / They sold our souls for oil to make us buy it back.” Step away from the Reddit thread, Vic.) Superstar DJ Steve Aoki and Rise Against frontman Tim McIlrath roar through the confounding EDM rocker ‘How Long’, which is so bizarre you can only admire its chutzpah. This also goes for ‘One Nation, which features EDM producer Pretty Lights; Morello’s lithe guitar riff – which evokes Rage’s 1999 classic ‘The Battle of Los Angeles’ – is offset by sprite-like beats and, later, a noodling, jazzy interlude.

‘Vigilante Nocturno’ is a similarly accomplished team-up with producer Carl Restivo; the head honcho’s looping riff rises up through an old gospel sample, dancing into electronic sounds like an asteroid careering through the stars.

(NME)

‘Liberation’ tour after losing her voice

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he “Genie in a Bottle” singer took to Twitter on Thursday to share with fans that she’s lost her voice, and will therefore be unable to perform at her scheduled concert in Orillia, Ontario. Aguilera is currently on her “Liberation” tour. Her next date is scheduled for Oct. 13 in Detroit, Michigan.

“MY FIGHTERS, MY FRIENDS – it aches me to share that I am under the weather and have lost my voice today. Per doctor’s order, I need to rest tonight in order to get well asap – and will be unable to sing my heart out and perform for you at tonight’s show in Orillia, Ontario,” she said.

“I have kept you waiting so long and I look forward to each night on this tour. I promise to make tonight up to you with a new date very soon – until then I am sending love and

gratitude for your support and I CANNOT WAIT to get back on the stage after this short rest,” she added.

“All my love, Xtina.”

Aguilera’s “Liberation” tour marks her first time on the road since 2008’s “Back to Basics” tour -- and the singer has definitely been pulling out all the stops.

During her concert at Radio City Music Hall in New York City last week, Bill and Hillary Clinton were special guests in the audience, while Lil’ Kim joined Aguilera on stage to sing their 2001 hit, “Lady Marmalade.” (FoxNews)

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The queen and her husband, Prince Philip, attended the wedding, along with Prince Charles, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and Prince William and his wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge.

William and Kate’s son, Prince George, played page boy while Princess Charlotte served as one of the six bridesmaids. Princess Beatrice, Eugenie’s older sister,served as maid of honor.

The newlywed couple married in the same venue used in May by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, as crowds gathered outside

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he Tokhii Rock Contest will be held on November 5 at local ground Wokha, as a part of the Tokhii Emong-cum Mini -Hornbill Festival to be held at Wokha from November 5 to 7.

A press release from media & publicity committee, Tokhu Emongcum-Mini Hornbill Festival 2018 has informed interested local bands from Wokha to register for free, on or before October 20.

Each band shall present one original and two cover songs. A cash prize will be awarded to the winners with gift hampers from Nirvana Music India for the individual category. As per a government directive, the winner of the contest shall qualify for the final audition of the Hornbill International Rock Contest 2018. For further details, one may contact the Music Committee at 7005214261 or 8729895526.

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ilmmaker Sajid Khan on Friday said he is stepping down as director of “Housefull 4” amid allegations the he indulged in sexual misconduct with multiple women.

At least two actresses and a female journalist came out about their unpleasant experiences with Sajid on social media on Thursday in the wake of the #MeToo movement.

In response, Sajid wrote on Twitter: “In the wake of the allegations against me and the pressure being put on my family, my producer and the stars of my film ‘Houseful4’, I must take the moral responsibility of stepping down from my directorial post, till the time I can allay the allegations and prove the truth... I request my friends in the media to kindly not pass judgment till the truth is out.”

The film “Housefull 4” also features Nana Patekar, who too is accused of sexual misconduct by actress Tanushree Dutta.

(IANS)

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FELICITATION We the Chen Area Union Kohima (CAUK), with immense pride and honour convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. M. Khenpa, S/o Mr. Manpea & Mrs. Ngepying of Chenwetnyu Village, for succesfully securing the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner (E.A.C), (Cl-1 Gazetted, Junior Grade), under Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department, in the recently declared (NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services Examination 2017) conducted by Nagaland Public Services MR. M. KHENPA Commission (NPSC).

The C.A.U.K further wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to bless him with good health and wisdom throughout his career.

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specifically black people, the idea, because we say, was America ever great for us? So we made an updated hat that said ‘Make America Great,’ and Trump wore the hat so he is open to adjusting and listening”, West is heard to say in a video posted to Twitter by CNN reporter Caroline Kelly.

Jenkins also says that Apple Store employees were unable to comment about why Kanye was in attendance, but one said it was simply him being “extra”.

As the talk came to an end, Kanye reportedly told those in attendance that he was heading to Africa – supporting his previous claims that he will finish recording Yandhi there.

It came only hours after Kanye concluded his visit to the White House to see Donald Trump.

(NME)

CNN did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Walker was not the only person who took offense to the CNN segment.

“These reprehensible, racist comments on CNN are typical of the Trumphating left” that exists in the mainstream media, Fox News contributor Deroy Murdock said.

“Black Americans who think for ourselves are mocked and degraded with words we last saw under Jim Crow. If President Trump had no black supporters, they would call his circle ‘lily white,’” Murdock said. “Now, one of America’s most prominent black entertainers praises and visits the president, and he is trivialized as a ‘token’ who ‘doesn’t read.’”

Murdock added that the “only silver lining in this vile cloud is that the supposedly bigoted Trump presidency has delivered the lowest black unemployment in American history.”

(FoxNews)

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fter meeting Donald Tr ump at the White House yesterday, Kanye We s t h e a d e d straight to an Apple Store in Washington.

It’s believed that Kanye was in attendance for a Genius bar appointment, but he instead chose to stand atop a wooden table to deliver a “keynote” speech to customers in the store.

It came only hours after he had shown off his own iPhone at the White House – and inadvertently revealed how his pincode was surprisingly weak as 0000.

The talk was attended by reporter Jack Jenkins, who captured the moment on his phone and provided a running commentary of Kanye’s speech.

According to Jenkins, West told the crowd how he had made Trump a custom hat that featured an edited version of his “Make American Great Again” slogan, with the “again” cut out as it’s disrespectful to black Americans.

“It hurts us as people,

than yours? Because I called out Kanye for what he is? Uninformed! I’m an actual conservative, who’s worked on policy advancing those principles for 20-plus years. I’ll never be a shill for Trump.”

Walker – who has dabbled in mixed martial arts in addition to his iconic football career – isn’t one to back down from a fight and quickly responded.

“No...Tara Setmayer, anyone that is African American with an opinion different than yours, you want to call them out by using the N-word and Don Lemon is laughing? To me that’s bullying and shameful,” he tweeted back.

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ootball legendturned-activist Herschel Walker is calling for CNN to fire Don Lemon after the “CNN Tonight” host laughed when rapper Kanye West was referred to as “the token negro of the Trump administration” during a segment that aired Tuesday night.

The segment -- which has been slammed as “racist” -- began with Lemon asking if President Donald Trump is simply “using Kanye as a prop to win over black voters before the midterms.”

CNN political commentator Bakari Sellers responded with a jab at West.

“Anti-intellectualism simply isn’t cool,” Sellers said. “Kanye West is what happens when Negros don’t read.”

Sellers’ remark prompted laughter from Lemon and fellow panelist Tara Setmayer, who followed up by saying West is “the token negro of the Trump administration.”

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Chase defies India as WI reach 295/7 DFL: FC Alianza, P. Vizheto FC win

Ramsey not planning Jan exit L ondon , O c t 1 2 (Agencies): Aaron Ramsey plans to stay at Arsenal this season and not make a cut-price January move after the collapse of contract talks. Ramsey has revealed he had expected to extend his 10-year Arsenal stay after his camp felt a new deal had been agreed with the Gunners hierarchy.

But those talks were shelved and the Wales international is now set to become a free agent next summer, although Arsenal could attempt to cash in on the 27-year-old midfielder in the January transfer window. However, Ramsey said, “I am contracted to Arsenal and I am going to do my best now this season to try and achieve something special.”

“Everything has been going great with the club.

We thought we were in a position where we had agreed a deal but that’s no longer the case. So I just have to carry on playing my football and do my best for Arsenal this season, and I’ll leave the rest with the club now.”

Ramsey has scored 59 goals for Arsenal since joining from Cardiff in 2008.

Rostam Chase (L) and Jason Holder celebrate their partnership during first day’s play of second test match between India and West Indies, in Hyderabad on Friday. (PTI)

ners Ravichandran Ashwin (1/49 in 24.2 overs) and Ravindra Jadeja (0/69 in 20 overs) lacked a Plan B to dismiss a set Chase.

In all, Chase hit seven boundaries and a six during his 174-ball knock.

However, it was India, who had started the postlunch session on a dominant note with signs that another batting debacle from the Caribbeans look-

Roberto Pereyra doubled the lead for Argentina in the second half with a well-take finish inside the box on Thursday.

R i ya dh , O c t 1 2 (Agencies): Argentina easily overcame Iraq 4-0 in a friendly in Saudi Arabia on Thursday with three players scoring their first international goals for the twice world champions while German Pezzella also found the net.

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pire initially gave not out, skipper Virat Kohli had a successful DRS review.

Earlier, Ashwin and Yadav struck early in the session as West Indies lost their top-order in the first session in which they scored 86 runs.

At the stroke of lunch, Shai Hope (36) was dismissed by Yadav as India gained the upper-hand.

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Dubai, Oct 12 (PTI): India captain Virat Kohli, who struck 139 in India’s massive win in the first Test against the West Indies, on Friday consolidated his position at the top of the Test rankings, moving within one point of his highest rating point of 937.

Kohli had achieved his highest rating after the Southampton Test against England earlier this year.

Spinner Kuldeep Yadav’s six wickets in the match, including a haul of five for 57 in the second innings, has lifted him 16 places to 52nd position.

Ravindra Jadeja’s 100 not out has lifted him six places to 51st among batsmen,

ing imminent.

Shimron Hetmeyer (12) offered no stroke to a googly and was adjudged plumb in-front. Sunil Ambris (18) played a loose shot as the Caribbeans were left stuttering at 113 for five.

Chase and Shane Dowrich (30) then added 69 runs for the sixth wicket before Umesh got the ball to reverse trapping the keeper leg-before. While the um-

cessfully reviewed a leg-before call off Ashwin’s delivery as TV replays showed a big inside edge. But Powell did not survive long as Ashwin flighted one and the batsman, trying the inside-out lofted drive, failed to get the elevation to be caught by Ravindra Jadeja at cover.

Powell’s opening partner Brathwaite showed better application compared to the first Test as he was ready to dig in his heels and defend doggedly.

Youngsters Hope and Shimron Hetmeyer (10 batting), however, batted with grit, punishing the odd loose balls for boundary.

Both were ready to defend Ashwin off the front-foot primarily and it worked to their advantage as they added 34 runs for the third wicket.

The stand-out shots of the first session were a couple of back-foot punches by Hope off Umesh Yadav’s bowling.

He also hit a front-foot cover drive before Umesh angled one in to get him leg before.

Brief Scores: West Indies 295/7 (Roston Chase 98 not out, Jason Holder 52, Shah Hope 36; Kuldeep Yadav 3/74, Umesh Yadav 3/83) vs India.

and with him also claiming four wickets in the match, he has bridged the gap with top-ranked Shakib Al Hasan to three points in the list of all-rounders.

For the West Indies, Roston Chase has moved up four places to 41st position and Kieran Powell has advanced five slots to 54th position.

Young Indian batsman Prithvi Shaw, who made an impressive debut in the Rajkot Test, has made fine entry into the Test rankings - entering the list of batsmen at the 73rd position.

Australian debutant Aaron Finch, who slammed 62 and 49 in Dubai, was at number 72.

Argentina were without Lionel Messi, who is taking a sabbatical from international football, and fielded a new-look side that included one player making his debut and two others their first ever starts.

The new boys were rarely troubled by an Iraq

side that defended in numbers, but showed little threat in their opponent’s half.

Inter Milan striker Lautaro Martinez, playing only his second game for the national side, put Argentina ahead after 15 minutes with a superb header from a Marcos Acuna

cross.

Roberto Pereyra doubled their lead eight minutes into the second half when he took a pass on the edge of the box and swept a right-foot shot home after the Iraq defence opened up in front of him.

Defender Pezzella grabbed a third eight minutes from fulltime when he headed home after a flick on at a corner and Franco Cervi added a fourth in injury time after a surging run from midfield.

“It wasn’t easy opening them up but we managed it and we were patient and managed to score more goals,” Pezzella said.

The win took Argentina’s unbeaten run under interim coach Lionel Scaloni to three games.

Since taking over from Jorge Sampaoli after Argentina’s poor performance at the World Cup in Russia, the South Americans have beaten Guatemala and Iraq and drawn with Colombia, without conceding a goal.

Argentina’s next game is on Tuesday against arch rivals Brazil in Jeddah.

Players being introduced to match patron during a DFL match on Friday.

Dimapur, Oct 12 (NPN): FC Alianza beat Titan 3-1 in the first match of the fifth round of Dimapur Football League (DFL) on Friday. Laiwang Konyak of FC Alianza scored a hat-trick. His goals came in the 25th, 48th and 75th minute. David scored the sole goal for of Titan FC in the 49th minute.

David was also cautioned during the 9th minute for foul play. Laiwang Konyak was named the Man of the match.

In the second match, P. Vizheto FC blanked Ekhyo FC 4-0. Kato scored the first goal for P. Vizheto FC in the 12th minute while Winamthiu scored

Novak Djokovic beat Kevin Anderson to enter Shanghai Masters semi-finals.

momentum into the second set, as a frustrated Anderson lost some rhythm and found himself 3-0 down in

the second set. Anderson finally managed to get some service holds under his belt, but the damage already

other youngsters were destroying their own lives by indulging in intoxicants.

Zhimo also lauded the Naga United FC for organizing the event thereby providing a platform to budding footballers to showcase their talents.

He told the players that there could be watchful eyes to provide them platform at a higher level depending on their talents and thus encouraged them to play with determination and discipline.

Zhimo also expressed hope that footballers from the state would make a name for Nagaland in the sporting map of the country.

Deepa wins Classic Cup from November 1 Oct 12 (NPN): The 24th Classic Cup will bronze at Asian Dimapur, be held from November 1-19 at local ground, Kohima. interested teams/clubs have been informed Para Games Therefore, to collect entry forms from M/s Sports World, old Taxi

Jakarta, Oct 12 (PTI): Rio Paralympics medallist Deepa Malik bagged her second medal at the Asian Para Games as she clinched the bronze in the women’s F51/52/53s discus throw event here on Friday.

Deepa produced her best effort in her fourth attempt, a 9.67 metre throw to claim the third spot.

Elnaz Darabian of Iran took home the gold and set a new Asian record with her best throw of 10.71m.

Fatema Nedham of Bahrain won the silver with 9.87m.

The other Indian in the fray, Ekta Bhyan, who had won the gold in the women’s club throw event, finished last in a four-woman field, with a best attempt of 6.52m.

In F51/52/53 category, athletes have full power and movements in their arms, but no power in their abdominal muscles and typically no sitting balance.

They compete in seated positions.

Deepa had earlier won a bronze in women’s F 53/54 javelin throw event.

Djokovic to face Zverev in Shanghai semis Shanghai, Oct 12 (Agencies): Novak Djokovic advanced to the semi-finals of the Shanghai Masters following a straight set victory over Kevin Anderson on Friday.

The world number three was too good for the tall South African, winning 7-6(1) 6-3 in an hour and 42 minutes on the hard courts of the Chinese city.

Djokovic was brilliant on serve and relentless on return, hitting deep balls and keeping Anderson on the back foot. The Serb would lose just four points on serve in the second set.

Anderson had a golden opportunity to take the opening set after he earned set point by coming to the net. However, some gutsy play and a couple big serves from Djokovic would force a tiebreaker, where it all unravelled for Anderson as he notched up 32 unforced errors by the end of the match.

Almost always better in the big moments, Djokovic would end up winning ten out of the last eleven points to wrap up the first set.

Djokovic took that

the second goal in the 40th minute. Kato, who was named the man of the second match, scored the third and fourth goals in the 55th and 59th minute to complete his hat-trick.

Mhabemo of Ekhyo FC and Tokugha of P. Vizheto FC were cautioned during the first half.

Earlier, match patron of the day, Hokuto Zhimo, former DMC councillor reminded the players that scoring was not the only thing in a game but that discipline and exhibiting sportsmanship should go hand in hand. Zhimo also expressed delight to witness young players engaged in games and sports while

been done.

The victor y ear ns Djokovic a final four clash with Alexander Zverev.

Earlier in the day, the third seed needed just 71 minutes to ease past Britain’s Kyle Edmund 6-4, 6-4, firing 23 winners and booking his place at the year-end ATP Finals in the process.

Zverev took both of his break point opportunities and made only 12 unforced errors, as opposed to his opponent’s 23.

Zverev’s latest win earns him a spot at the ATP Finals in London Rafa Nadal, Roger Federer, Djokovic and Juan Martin Del Potro have already qualified for the eight-player tournament.

Marin Cilic, Anderson and Dominic Thiem are favourites to make up the eight-man group.

Zverev said, “It’s great to finally officially make it and again be a part of the best eight. It is a goal for everyone at the beginning of the season.”

Edmund is currently 12th in the race to London, 1,590 points behind Thiem in eighth place.

stand and M/s Vaude Vila, Dzüvürü Kohima from October 15. The last date for submission of entry form is October 27.

Christian Benteke out until 2019

LO N D O N, O c t 1 2 (Agencies): Crystal Palace striker Christian Benteke is unlikely to return from injury until next year after undergoing knee surgery, manager Roy Hodgson said on Thursday. The 27-yearold has been sidelined since the beginning of September, having withdrawn from the Belgium squad during the last international break.

The Premier League club confirmed on Wednesday that he had undergone minor surgery and a washout of the kneeand Hodgson said he is now facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines.

“There’s no doubt we won’t be seeing much of him this year,” Hodgson told Sky Sports.

“I think it will take until into 2019 before we see him, but hopefully earlier than later in 2019.”

Benteke, who joined Palace from Liverpool for 27 million pounds ($36 million) two years ago, has featured four times for the club in the league this season but has yet to score. The club, who are 14th in the table and winless in their last three league matches, return to action following the international break against Everton on October 21.

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BORN 28.03.1976, DIED: 28.09.2018 Lt RONGSENKUMLA LONGKUMER. We the family members of Lt RONGSENKUMLA LONGKUMER (Ungma village) would like to thank each and every one, who stood by during the brief illness and at sudden demise of our beloved daughter. Your prayer support, physical presence, financial help and material support were indeed of great relief at the time of our bereavement. May our good Lord bless you all abundantly.

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H y d e r a ba d, O c t 12 (PTI): Indian spinners went off the boil in the final session as all-rounder Roston Chase hit a gutsy unbeaten 98 to take the West Indies to a respectable 295 for seven on the opening day of the second Test, here on Friday.

Chase showed the much-needed application with requisite technique as Indian bowlers struggled after polishing off the top half for only 113 runs.

Chase, along with skipper Jason Holder (52), did enough to ensure that the West Indies will have a good first innings total to fight against a heavyweight Indian batting line-up.

Umesh Yadav (3/83 in 23 overs) bowled his heart out on a good batting track while left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav (3/74 in 26 overs) was also impressive during the first two sessions.

Debutant pacer Shardul Thakur left the field complaining of groin strain after bowling merely 10 deliveries and the Indian attack was reduced to four men.

It seemed good enough till tea time but the lack of a fifth bowler did have its effect in the final session as the two senior spin-

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sports NSF Martyrs’ Memorial Trophy

Centurion FC, Kohima Eagles FC enter quarterfinals

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018

3rd King’s Volleyball Tournament from November 22

Dimapur, Oct 12 (NPN): The 3rd King’s Volleyball tournament, orCorrespondent of Kohima Eagles FC, and Shamlau Kohima Eagles FC will now ganised by King’s Welfare of SJC were penalised with yellow take on Centurion FC on October 16 Society, will be held unKohima, Oct 12 (NPN): Centu- card for unsporting behaviour. at 12 noon. der the theme ‘exploring rion FC and Kohima Eagles FC have qualified for quarterfinals of the 19th NSF Martyrs’ Memorial Trophy.

Playing the first match, Centurion FC beat Rangers FC Medziphema by 1-0. Both the team displayed equal strength in the first match which was put on hold for several minutes due to unfavourable weather condition at the beginning of the second-half. Later, making a breakthrough in the 62nd minute of the play, Rabindra Meitei of Centurion FC scored the winning goal.

Maldar Patgiri, Medoneituo Sekhose, Imlongchaba, Vekhruto Resü of Centurion FC, and Rufous, Yavi of Rangers FC Medziphema were cautioned with yellow card for the foul play.

In the second match, Kohima Eagles FC beat St. Joseph’s College Jakhama by 2-0. Kethosilie Zatsu beautifully converted the first goal through a header in the 7th minute.

The second goal for Kohima Eagles was scored by Menguzelie Rutsa in 17th minute.

In the process of the match, Kechi Kulimbe and Menguzelie Rutsa.

talents’ at Dimapur from November 22-24. Only players from Nagaland will be allowed to participate in the tournament, the organiser informed. Cash prize of

Rs.60,000 and Rs.40,000 along with running trophy and citations will be awarded to the champions and runners-up team. Forms will be made available from

November 8 at Kiran Sports, Dimapur and Kings Sports, Dimapur. For more information, interested teams can contact 7005808314 or 9612764274.

AFC to allow fourth substitution in Asian Cup

Kuala Lumpur, Oct 12 (IANS): The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has announced that a fourth substitution will be permitted in the extra time of knock-out matches at the 2019 AFC Asian Cup. The new rule states that an extra substitution will be allowed in the event of extra time after 90 minutes have been played, meaning it will only be applicable during the knock-out stage of the competition.

Apart from the 2019 AFC Asian Cup to be held in UAE from January 5 to February 1, the updated regulations will also apply to the upcoming AFC U-19 Championship in Indonesia, AFC U-19 Women’s Championship 2019 and the AFC U23 Championship Thailand 2020.

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