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Vol XXVIII No. 309
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2018 Pages 12 ` 5.00
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Dimapur airport has miles to go
Staff Reporter
DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Dimapur Airport, which serves as a major connecting point not only for Nagaland but also parts of neighbouring Assam including Karbi Anglong, has a long way to go before it conforms to international standards and requirements. The lone airport in the state has its own set of challenges ranging from portions of land that needs to be acquired, to allegations of little or no attention by the state government for almost a decade. This was revealed by airport director, Mughavi Zhimo who spoke to Nagaland Post on the sidelines of the disaster management drill and demonstration organized by the Dimapur Airport and Airports Authority of India (AAI) in collaboration with National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) at the check-in area of the airport, to commemorate the International Day for Disaster Reduction on Saturday. The demonstration was conducted under the leadership of Inspector Pritam Kumar Santoshi of 12 bat-
Patton inspects road
DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Deputy chief minister Y. Patton Saturday inspected the proposed “improvement of Dimapur city roads” to be taken up from PWD office via Unity College to Lotha colony (Viola junction). Besides inspecting the site, Patton urged the colony councils of the areas to be vigilant of new residents and to identify them in order to avoid any settlement of illegal immigrants. He also asked the contractor concerned not to compromise with workmanship and reminded about the cabinet’s decision where it was decided to ensure that the contractor/s maintain the road for a period of three years after completion. Lotha colony council chairman Renathung Ezung lamented that Lotha colony was neglected for over 25 years and whatever road maintenance had been carried out was through contributions of the colony residents. On behalf of the colony, Ezung expressed his appreciation to Dy CM for the concern extended by inspecting the proposed roads for improvement. Patton was accompanied by Dimapur Police Commissioner Limasunep Jamir, PWD (R&B) Dimapur Executive Engineer Talitemsu, SDO PWD Nagashe Swu, chairmen and GBs of Residency colony, Kyong colony and Lotha colony.
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The Dimapur Airport terminal seen from toward the runway. (File)
talion NDRF, Doimukh, Itanagar. Various drills to mitigate both natural and man- made disasters were demonstrated to officials of the airport. Zhimomi told Nagaland Post that from the middle of the runway which has a white marking, 150 meters of land is required on both sides to conform to international standards. He added that the area on one side of the runway that has Aoyimti and Hollohon villages is too close to the runway and could potentially result in mishaps. He added that some portion of land belonging to the Assam Rifles and CRPF is also needed for the expan-
sion of the airport. Lamenting that every airport in the world must adhere to the requirements set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), he said, “The rules and specifications in Dimapur airport cannot be different from others. There will be total chaos if it is different.” Zhimomi added that the airport needed the land on the each side of the runway for aircrafts to maintain a safe “glide path” while landing and to limit impact and damages in case of a mishap. On the issue of water logging during monsoon, he said flight operations have to
be delayed due to flooding of the runway caused by overflowing drainages from NEZCC and the Sugar Mill areas. Zhimomi lamented that flights have often been delayed due to unsafe conditions of the track but the airport authority have done their best not to cancel flights keeping in mind the needs of the commuters. Another aspect that does not meet international standards is the distance between the end of the runway and the Instrumental Landing System (localizers) which is currently 134 meters, he said adding, the ideal distance must be 300 meters. (Cont’d on p-8)
PAC urges MAD to cancel toll tax order DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): A day after the Dimapur hardware merchants expressed resentment over the toll tax hike for commercial vehicles, the Public Action Committee (PAC) of the Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) has urged the Municipal Affairs Department (MAD) to immediately cancel the new order. In a press release, PAC convenor Vekhosayi Nyekha, and co-convenor, K Ghokheto Chophy, said that following the introduction of DMC tolls and urban utility fees 2018-19 since October 1, 2018, the entry tax for 12wheeled vehicles (70 MT) has been increased sevenfold to Rs.3500 from Rs.450. PAC pointed out that with GST in place, another tax under the guise of toll fee cannot be imposed per commodity by a particular state. Stating that it was against multiple taxations, the PAC has urged the responsible department to maintain status quo on toll fees. Meanwhile, PAC has convened a meeting of leaders from various organizations on October 22, 2018. It said the meeting would discuss about multiple taxation.
NPF living in a disillusioned world: NDPP DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): NDPP on Saturday mocked at the opposition party saying, the NPF still seemed to be convinced by their fantasy of forming the government and living in a disillusioned world that they will suddenly get the magic five members, which they have been speaking since the day PDA took over the government. NDPP through its media & communication committee said that the party was compelled to issue a statement in view of the recent allegations and statements issued by NPF and its leaders and to put to rest any confusion that the NPF may have created. NDPP pointed out that the recent resolutions, passed at the PDA coordination meeting along with MLAs of the alliance, proved that not only will the disillusionment of NPF remain a fantasy, but that the alliance partners of PDA were united and stood firm to their commitment. It said the NPF continued
to sound like an old tape recorder, repeating over and over again that were the single largest party in the Assembly with 26 MLAs. While not denying the fact that NPF secured 26 seats out of 60, NDPP however pointed out that the NDPP-BJP alliance managed to secure 30 out of the 60 seats contested. It further reminded the NPF that the alliance between NDPP and BJP alliance was a pre-poll alliance based on seat sharing. Being the single largest entity in the House, the alliance was asked to form the new government, it said. “The rule of majority is such that a majority by a single digit is still a majority and therefore, no matter what the opposition may say, this rule cannot be manipulated to their liking as has been the case in their past,” NDPP stated. Further, NDPP said it never “lectured” the opposition legislators on the proceedings of the NLA, but have only voiced their displeasure at the treatment meted out to the august
office of the Speaker. NDPP termed it as “most unfortunate” that the NPF took it as a “lecture” to their MLAs. It said no one needed lecturing as every elected member was matured and equipped to make decisions that will impact the lives of their electorates, unless the NPF “lectures” their own. However, being a responsible political party in the state, NDPP said it will continue to defend any insult meted out to the sanctity of the office of the Speaker and the Nagaland Legislative Assembly which are the upholders of democracy and the house of the people. It said the recent statements of NPF president and Leader of Opposition during the NPF CEC meeting rather amused the NDPP since they “seemed to know more about the internal matters of the PDA better than the growing frustration amongst their own rank and file.”
KOHIMA, OCT 13 (NPN): Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) Home Department Saturday celebrated the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction with school children at The Heritage here on the theme “Towards a safer and resilient Nagaland”. The International Day for Disaster Reduction began in 1989 after a call by the UN General Assembly for a day to promote a global culture of risk-awareness and disaster reduction. Speaking at an event organised to mark the occasion, OSD NSDMA, Johnny Ruangmei, said policy makers and administrators in the state should understand the economics of disaster. Ruangmei stated that random extraction of boulders, stones and sand in rivers leads to disaster as such rampant activities allow the water to flow smoothly with fierce current. Lamenting that construction of unsafe buildings was posing threat to the citizens, OSD said every individual in Nagaland was an engineer and architect, who without proper planning, construct buildings (Cont’d on p-8) randomly. (Cont’d on p-7)
Rajasthan 2018: Poll Of Polls Total
200
Halfway Mark
100
ABP CVoter
Times Now Chrome DM Times Now WarRoom Strategies NewsNation
Poll Of Polls
BJP
56 89
INC
Others
102
9
142
2
75
115
10
71-75 73
113-117
10-14
119
8
MADHYA PRADESH 2018: Poll Of Polls Total
230
Halfway Mark
115
ABP CVoter
Times Now Chrome DM Times Now WarRoom Strategies NewsNation
Poll Of Polls
108 108
INC
Others
103
19
142
77
11
BJP
122
109-113 107-111 117 103
0
12 13
CHHATTISGAR 2018: Poll Of Polls Total
90
Halfway Mark
45
ABP CVoter
Times Now Chrome DM Times Now WarRoom Strategies NewsNation
Poll Of Polls
BJP
40 47
INC
Others
33
10
47
3
47
33
10
43-47 45
36-40
3-7 7
38
DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, Neiphiu Rio, has announced that the state government would soon be coming out with a sports policy that will identify and promote various sporting disciplines suitable to the people of the state. Speaking at the closing function of the North East Zone Inter-State Badminton Championship, organized by the Nagaland Badminton Association at the Dimapur District Badminton Association indoor stadium in Dimapur Saturday, the chief minister said that even though Nagaland was the second senior-most state after Assam in the Northeast region, the Nagaland Olympic Association could get affiliated to the Indian Olympic Association in 2004 after 41 years of Statehood even though independent India’s first Football Captain to the 1948 Olympics was Dr. T. Ao, a renowned Naga. “For the first time we participated in the 33rd National Games held in February 2007 at Guwahati, Assam. We won 11 medals including 1 gold but in subsequent years, our performance has declined,” Rio rued.
assembly. Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje faces anti-incumbency and is fighting hard to hold on to power. The Congress, however, has its own share of problems with no clear chief ministerial candidate and reports of infighting.
Neiphiu Rio (NP)
Stating that the region has huge inborn talents and potential, Rio said that there was a lack of adequate infrastructure and training facilities due to which the potential of the youth could not be explored fully. He expressed hope that the Northeast states would continue to be in the news for good reasons. “Sports brings people together and so we should learn from one another and help each other so that we can build a good image. We should make the State, the Northeast and India proud. I hope we can move together in brotherhood and unity. Our youth should feel that oneness through sports. I hope to see the whole of the Northeast move forward and excel in the field of sports,” he added. The chief minister con-
gratulated NBA president, L Kire and his colleagues, the DDBA, and all those involved in the success of the championship. Rio also lauded the players for not only exhibiting their talent, sportsmanship and team spirit but also for participating, which he said was equally important. Earlier, delivering the presidential address, L Kire conveyed the good wishes of Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma, president of Badminton Association of India (BAI), who was supposed to attend the programme but could not due to an urgent engagement in Delhi. However, Kire stated that the region was fortunate that BAI president himself hails from Assam. He said that sportspersons of the Northeast have high expectations that Badminton will be promoted vigorously under Dr Himanta’s presidentship. Lamenting the lack of sports infrastructure and facilities in Nagaland, Kire said the state government had already submitted a proposal to the Union Sports Ministry for an eight-court indoor badminton stadium, which was under active consideration. (Cont’d on p-7)
NSDMA observes Disaster Meluri rape accused Risk Reduction Day in Kma rearrested after escape Correspondent
Opinion polls predict Cong win in Rajasthan NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (AGENCIES): Congress could win Rajasthan, while it will be a close fight in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, according to the average of four opinion polls, as India heads into crucial state polls ahead of the next general election, reports BloombergQuint. Elections will be held in five states starting Nov. 12. Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan send 65 members to the Lok Sabha. The five states that are going to polls, including Telangana and Mizoram, are represented by 83 parliamentarians. The results, which will be announced on Dec. 12, will be an indicator of who holds the edge while going into the next general election. In Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan, the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party will go head to head. Of the three, the BJP has ruled two—MP and Chhattisgarh—for 15 years. All opinion polls predict the Congress winning a clear majority in Rajasthan. The poll of polls shows the Congress potentially winning 119 seats in the 200-member
Govt will soon roll out sports policy: CM
The 230-seat Madhya Pradesh Assembly will see a close fight between the Congress and the BJP. While the ABP-CVoter poll shows the BJP sliding from 165 seats to 108, others indicate a close fight. The Congress, in a way, has taken a leaf out of the BJP’s poll pitch by promising a cow shelter in every panchayat and a tourist circuit dedicated to Lord Rama. Incumbent Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan promises a cow ministry. The 100-seat Chhattisgarh assembly is also expected to see a close contest between the Congress and the BJP, going by the opinion polls. While the ABP-CVoter poll shows the Congress nosing ahead with a 40 percent vote share, other polls indicate a close fight. The pitch has been skewed with Bahujan Samajwadi Party Chief Mayawati refusing to ally with the Congress, and instead, joining hands with rebel Congress leader Ajit Jogi. The BSP had only 4.27 percent vote share in the 2013 polls but in a close contest, the smallest margins can make all the difference.
BAD, DYO flay illegal taxation DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Business Association of Daraogapathar (BAD) and Darogapathar Youth Organisation (DYO) have condemned the illegal taxation demand on a “renowned business establishment” under the village on October 2. In a joint statement, BAD president Imenuklo Longchar and DYO general secretary Otto Murumi said the establishment was forced to down shutters unable to pay the huge demand by a Naga national group. They also condemned the attempt to create unrest and disharmony within Darogapathar village jurisdiction. While appreciating the NNPGs’ declaration to exempt Naga entrepreneurs from taxation, BAD and DYO urged them to be sensitive on the taxation issue, as multiple taxations were affecting the public at large. The organizations also resolved to support the call of the Business Association of Nagas (BAN) to exempt Naga entrepreneurs from taxation.
DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): A man accused of raping his 11-year-old stepdaughter at Meluri town has been rearrested by home guards personnel of Reguri village after he reportedly escaped from police custody at Meluri. Informing of this in a press release, the Naga Mothers’ Association (NMA) has questioned the intent of the policemen on duty and demanded proper investigation. NMA also demanded that all erring police personnel on duty be awarded punishment. NMA has, however, appreciated the “enormous task of re-apprehending” the accused by the village guards of Reguri village. Expressing shock over the rape incident, NMA stated that the event of such beastly act calls for condemnation from all walks
of life. NMA has also appealed to all responsible to remain alert of such sexual predators. Fur ther, NMA has urged the state government to provide proper security to the wife and daughter and rehabilitate them. It also demanded that the accused be given rigorous punishment as per law. NMA extended thoughts to the victims undergoing physical and mental trauma caused by the person who was supposed to give them love and security. Naga mothers also prayed that the Almighty grant them the courage and heal them. Meanwhile, NMA has appreciated the timely intervention of the wife along with Meluri town women organisation and the Pochury mothers’ association and all concerned citizens.
More donations to CMRF
State chief minister Neiphiu Rio with members of Kerala Samaj (top) and N-Naga Dao
DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Various organisations and individuals called upon chief minister Neiphiu Rio and handed over their contributions towards the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund Saturday in Dimapur. Network of Nagaland Drugs and AIDS Organisation (N-Naga DAO) also called on the chief minister and handed over a cheque
of Rs. 1,00,990 towards the CMRF. Kerala Samajam Dimapur handed over a cheque of Rs.100000 while Bobby Panicker and his wife Narola Ao also contributed Rs. 100000. The chief minister expressed gratitude to the donors for coming forth and extending humanitarian aid for those affected by natural calamities. K Y M C
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CAN launches Youth Resource Centre
Tsenthungo Lotha speaking at the launching of CAN Youth’s ‘3E Information and Resource Centre for Youth’ on October 13. (NP) Staff Reporter
DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): A Community Avenue Network (CAN) Youth’s initiative of Education, Employability and Entrepreneurship (3E) Information and Resource Centre for Youth was formally launched by Dimapur Urban Council Chairman Federation (DUCCF) president,Tsenthungo Lotha here on Saturday in
Burma Camp. Speaking at the launching program as the special guest, Tsenthungo lauded CAN Youth for its initiative and progress. He said that he had heard about CAN Youth and had always appreciated their activities. Lotha said that there were three categories of people under unemployed youth: the uneducated unemployed, half educated
unemployed and fully educated unemployed. Comparing the time of his youth with the present generation, Lotha said that youth today were mentally advanced, talented and were of a higher calibre. In addition to all the activities CAN Youth has been doing, he maintained that people need to be educated on cleanliness. He appealed to CAN Youth to also lay emphasis on cleanliness to keep the city clean. Highlighting the objective of 3E, CAN Youth chief functionary, Jenpu Rongmei explained that the 3E project was aimed at nurturing education, capacitating employability and building entrepreneurial skills among youth living in difficult circumstances. He maintained that their general objective was to give holistic support and guidance to youth in difficult situations so that they may live dignified and empowered lives. He went on to say that the 3E aimed to provide social
support to students from the lower socio-economic strata so that they may access education and not drop-out. It also intends to help drop-outs become self reliant. He said that CAN Youth believed in reaching the grassroot level, irrespective of qualifications and financial status. He further appealed to the people to send young people to join with CAN Youth. The prog ram was chaired by CAN Youth project officer, Faihamti Longmailai, dedicatory prayer was offered by Rongmei Baptist Church, UNB Burma camp pastor, Gangmuna Gonmei, while vote of thanks was proposed by CAN Youth program facilitator, Kivitoli Chishi. Representatives from YouthNet, Team Clean Dimapur, Rural Community Development Centre Peren, Bosco Institute Jorhat, HELP, and chairman, Ragailong Dimapur, also attended the launching.
JYO on environment harming activities
DIMAPUR: The Jotsoma Youth Organization (JYO) has cautioned visitors and members of the public that various activities like hunting, fishing, washing of clothes/vehicles, plucking of flowers/wild vegetation and collecting Kids Worship Centre (KWC) conducted a one-day retreat on October 2. (Director & of wood/firewood, dumping of garbage/waste etc. founder KWC.) in its jurisdiction is strictly prohibited. A press release from JYO president, Khrietuo Peseyie and press secretary, Rokotuolie Nakhro also stated that goats and pet dogs should be confined. JYO will be maintaining strict vigil in its jurisdiction in order to safeguard the common interest of preserving natural resources, stated the release.
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KCK capacity building program DIMAPUR: A one-day capacity building program on “Basic government rules” was organized by IQAC, Kohima College, Kohima (KCK) for faculty and office staff of the college on October 4. Deputy director ATI, Dr. Hovithal Sothu was program’s resource person. In a press release, Kohima College media cell stated that Dr. Hovithal explained details of The Nagaland Government Servants Conduct Rules 1968, The Nagaland Services Discipline and Appeal Rules 1967, management of files, different forms of official communication and noting & drafting skills. He spoke about integrity and said that everyone should do what was right even when no one was watching. KCK principal, Dr. Watijungshi Jamir, in his keynote address said that the year 2003 was known as the year of capacity building. He discussed “capacity” in terms of liquid, solid and aerial mediums –that when anything exceeds its capacity, it bursts or overflows. He stated that college staff had so far been maintaining the UGC service rule’s minimum working hours -- 5 hours a day, and that this training was a golden opportunity for college staff to learn basic government rules. The program was chaired by IQAC coordinator KCK, Megovono Usou, vote of thanks was delivered by assistant coordinator KCK, Sungjeminla.
news in Brief CBCC executive committee meeting: An executive committee meeting of the Chakhesang Baptist Church Council (CBCC) has been preponed, to be held from October 18 to 19, 12 pm at CBCC Mission Centre, T. Chikri, Pfutsero. All the executive members and heads of departments and projects under CBCC have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. DDVCCA to be launched: A launching program of Dimapur District Village Council Chairman Association (DDVCCA) will be held on October 15, 10 am at CTC hall Chumukedima. All village council chairmen under Dimapur district have been requested to participate in the program. TAUK general meeting: The Tobu Area Union Kohima (TAUK) has convened its general meeting for October 19 at the residence of N. Bongkhao Konyak, advisor, DUDA. All TAUK members of Kohima have been requested to attend the general meeting without fail. RJD Nagaland unit meeting: The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), Nagaland Unit has convened a general meeting for October 16, 9 am at its central office Purana Bazaar, Dimapur. All party members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. NIIT Dimapur informs: NIIT Dimapur center has informed students and staff that classes will remain suspended from October 16 to 19 owing to the Durga Puja celebrations. The center will reopen on October 20. Ghotovi Village hunting and fishing ban: Ghotovi Village Council (GVC) has banned hunting and fishing within its jurisdiction and has warned that the council will initiate strict action against defaulters as per customary laws of the land. Youth Resources & Sports department to organize adventure camp: The 11th Adventure Camp under NPYAD Scheme 2017-2018 will be organized by the department of Youth Resources & Sports from October 22 to 26 involving participants from all the districts and department officers. The first two days will be an adventure program-hike to Dziikou and trip to Dzüleke. Base Camp will be at John Government Higher Secondary School Viswema, Kohima. In this connection all the District Officers in-charge and participants have been informed to report at the said camp on October, 22. (DIPR)
MITE celebrates 6th graduation day
Zale Neikha with graduates and staff of Modern Institute of Teacher Education on October 13 after the graduating ceremony.
DIMAPUR: Modern Institute of Teacher Education (MITE), Kohima celebrated its 6th graduation day at the MITE auditorium, with Zale Neikha, advisor Youth Resources and Sports as special guest on October 13. A press release from MITE principal Devanand
Sinha stated that Zale Neikha in his speech spoke about the vacancies available in different departments. He emphasized on dignity of labour and how no job, no matter how small, should be overlooked by the educated, unemployed youth. Neikha also asserted that
teacher-educators played a great role in society and that their jobs were as honourable as any other job since the future of Naga society depended upon the teachers of today. A speech was also delivered by NU, 9th rank topper, Likhyano E Humtsoe. She talked about the
experiences she had had as a student-teacher of MITE and how the experience moulded her into a better individual. Earlier in the event hosted by Luhala and Kethoseto Krose of 1st s e m e s t e r, t h e i nvo c ation was pronounced by Lhousilenuo Hama. The principal Devanand Sinha delivered the welcome address where he spoke on the importance of mentoring and the mentoring cell at the institute. The event saw special performances by the 1st and 3rd semester student-teachers. The vote of thanks was delivered by Thejasenuo Lcho, general secretary, MITESU and the benediction was pronounced by Sipong Chang.
PMA and PWOK condemn rape
Sacred Heart School 5th Mile Model Village, Dimapur raised and amount of Rs. 25,420 DIMAPUR: Pochury Moth- avoid similar cases in future. and donated it to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund (CMRF). (SHS) ers’ Association (PMA) and The police personnel from
Pochury Women Organisation, Kohima (PWOK) have vehemently condemned the barbaric and devilish act of a father from Regury village under Phek district, who raped his minor stepdaughter on October 9. In a condemnation note, presidents of PMA and PWOK urged the law enforcing agencies to deal with the culprit in the strongest possible manner. It stated that this was a very Villagers at the launching of the 20th quinquennial livestock census at Phesama serious crime and that the village under Kohima district on October 1. The census was launched by Dr. law agencies should not Budhi Lama, joint director & nodal officer (Livestock Census) Animal Husbandry & show any mercy but punish Veterinary Services Nagaland. the culprit as per the law to
whose custody the culprit escaped should also be punished, it added. The two organizations said that the culprit was the father whose responsibility was to love and protect his daughter, but he, they said, had violated the modesty and innocence of his own daughter. The organisations said that he had brought shame and disgrace to the entire community and his family. PMA and PWOK asserted that any such incident had never been tolerated and never will be tolerated in their land.
EROs visit polling stations in Kiphire and Wokha ERO meets election and party officials in Wokha
Alen Gonmei interacting with BLOs and other election officials during her visit to Kiphire on October 13. (NP) Correspondent
KIPHIRE, OCT 13 (NPN): Electoral Roll Observer (ERO), Alen Gonmei visited polling stations in Kiphire during the 2nd special camp on Saturday. During his visit to the polling stations, he interacted with the BLOs, ward chairmen, administrative offiK
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cers and election officials. He encouraged the BLOs to work sincerely to achieve an error-free electoral roll in their polling stations. Meanwhile, In view of the ensuing special summary revision, a special camp for PwDs will be held on October 17 at the deputy commissioner & additional deputy commissioner offic-
es (VREC) across Kiphire district. Assistant election officer Kiphire has requested all eligible un-enrolled PwDs to visit the designated office during office hours to have themselves enrolled, on the above mentioned date. For more details one may contact 9862721460, 8787452591, or 9730016341.
Electoral Roll Observer (ERO) for Wokha district, secretary, Rovilatuo Mor, held a meeting with District Election Machinery and political parties of Wokha district on October 12 at the office chamber of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Wokha. A press release by Assistant Election Officer (AEO) Wokha stated that in his address, Mor said the visit was a part of the Special Summary Revision, 2019 and added that the meeting was to garner public, political parties and NGO support and cooperation to achieve a clean electoral roll. He asked the election machinery in the district to sincerely carry out their duties as per the commission’s instructions and also reminded the political par-
ties to appoint Booth Level Agents (BLAs) if it has not been done. Lamenting that existence of dead electors in the electoral roll, he said it was a serious issue and a mockery of the system and democracy. Mor urged all political parties to come to a consensus to remove all dead and bogus electors from the electoral roll. Earlier, DC & District Election Officer, Wokha, D r. M a n a z i r Je e l a n i Samoon, welcomed the observer and all the participants to the meeting. While sharing their views and giving feedback, the political parties raised various queries which were cleared in the meeting. After the meeting, the observer along with AEROs for 37 & 38 A/C and Assistant Election Officer (AEO) visited three polling stations from 38 A/C Wokha and two polling stations from 37 A/C Tyui.
In honour of the 150th Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth, The Global Open University Nagaland, Department of Hotel Management and Fashion Technology, organised essay, extempore speech and quiz competitions based on the life of Mahatma Gandhi and central and state Government welfare schemes. About 60 students from both the departments participated in the competition. (TGOUN)
DoF&ES hold farewell service
Officials of the Directorate of Fire & Emergency Services with the four retiring officers after the farewell service on September 28.
DIMAPUR: The Directorate of Fire & Emergency Services Nagaland, Kohima held a farewell program for four retiring officers: Addl SP, L Nokcha Aier; registrar, O Chubasongla Jamir; Dy SP, S. Alem Longkumer; and inspector
Vetsuhu Tetseho at the office chamber of IG (F&ES) on September 28. The farewell program was chaired by inspector Kenny Khing, superintendent Neitho Angami delivered a speech on behalf of the staff. The four retiring
officers also gave speeches where they shared their experiences during their 35 years in service. IG (F&ES), Neilasa Sopfii also highlighted the achievements of the retiring officers and wished them healthy retired lives. K
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WEATHER FORECAST October 14
(Temperature in ºC)
Max Min
Agartala Times of clouds and sun
29 22
Aizawl
Rather cloudy, a little rain
Guwahati Periods of sun; comfortable
23 17 30 20
Periods of rain
24 18
Itanagar A morning shower in places
25 18
Shillong Clouds and sun; a t-shower
20 15
Periods of rain
20 16
Dimapur Periods of rain
27 20
Imphal
Kohima
Rain and drizzle in the a.m.
22 15
Tuensang Mostly cloudy, a bit of rain
16 12
Rain and drizzle in the a.m.
21 17
Mkg Wokha
Zunheboto Occasional morning rain
21 14
NBSE informs repeaters
DIMAPUR: The Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has notified those concerned that the following category of repeaters in the HSLC & HSSLC Examinations 2018 who are intending to appear in the ensuing HSLC & HSSLC Examinations 2019 are to contact their institutions/ centers within the dates October 22 to November 10 for filling up application forms according to their category. According to DIPR, for HSSLC, regular repeaters are to contact their school/ college last attended; centre repeaters -- centre last appeared; improvement of performance -- school/college last attended. For HSLC, needs improvement candidates are to contact their school last attended; improvement of performance -- school last attended; needs improvement candidates of compartmental examinations -- HSLC Main Examination Centre last appeared; and repeaters/private candidates -- HSLC Examination centre last appeared.
Disaster management workshop Phom students Freshers’ Meet conducted at SJ College Jakhama Alemtemshi urges youth to consider agriculture as a means of employment
Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Presently in Nagaland, apart from the farming and the agri and allied sectors, there are no other avenues for youth, asserted former chief secretary, Nagaland & chief executive officer, IDAN Alemtemshi Jamir (IAS). He appealed to the youth to focus their progressive minds and not lose hope but give serious thought to agriculture as a source of employment. Jamir was speaking as the special guest at the 23rd Dimapur Phom Students’ Union (DPSU) Novato Fiesta, Freshers Meet, on Saturday at Town Hall, Dimapur. Jamir mentioned that agriculture, at least for the next ten years, will remain the mainstream. He explained that, provided agricultural ventures are taken seriously and crops are produced on a commercial scale, it also creates supplementary and indirect employment in storage,
Alemtemshi Jamir speaking at the Freshers’ Meet. (NP)
transport, marketing, processing etc. On the subject of livelihoods, Alemtemshi pointed out that livelihood was a big issue with about 13 thousand students coming out of schools and colleges in a year in the State. The state also has one lakh twenty thousand government servants. Those reaching retirement, get-
ting pension and those that pass away come to somewhere around three percent, he stated, which is roughly about 3600 openings in the government in a year. This means less than one fourth of students can be potentially employed in the government sector in a year he said. Jamir also pointed out that the number of newly graduated
PHC Amahator holds meeting
students looking for jobs increase every year. Jamir, however encouraged the students to be confident and explore other sectors. He quoted Eleanor Roosevelt’s line “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent”. Exhorting the gathering, assistant commissioner of police Dimapur, Dr. Talimenla Phom spoke about holding on to identity and ambition. She encouraged the students to face and overcome hardships if they want to become successful in life. A short speech was delivered by PUD president and DPSU president Jaap Phom. Earlier, invocation was pronounced by DPBA pastor Hamba and later, the benediction was pronounced by PBAD pastor M. Tauyong Chingkhung. Another highlight of the program (which was followed by second session) was the felicitation program.
e-waste management program held
The executive of Kohima Town Christian Revival Youth Fellowship (KTCRYF) held a gospel fellowship with inmates of district jail Kohima under the initiative of gospel team, ACRYA golden jubilee committee on September 29. Vikeduo Usou, pastor Bethesda CRC shared the Word of God while Vithozo Chale, presented a special number. (KTCRYF general secretary, Petekhrielie)
DIMAPUR: Eco Club of Unity Collge, Dimapur in collaboration with e-Circle, Dimapur conducted a sensitization program on e-waste management on October 6, to create awareness on how to sustainably handle electronic waste. A press release from dean students’ welfare Unity College, Mhonbeni Jami stated that the main speaker for the program was cofounder of e-Circle Dimapur, Soweteü K Letro. The program was hosted by assistant professor department of Environmental Studies, Imkongyanger Imchen, and a vote of thanks was proposed by assistant professor, department of History, Dr. Vivolhuno Punyü.
NCC training camp concludes at SSP DIMAPUR: A ten day NCC Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC- VI) 2018 successfully concluded on October 12 at Sainik School Punglwa (SSP). A press release from SSP stated that the camp started on October 3 headed by Sqn Ldr Sanjeev Chaudhary, vice principal and Officer Commanding NL(I) Coy of the school. 133 cadets from the Junior and Senior divisions participated in the camp. The cadets were divided into three companies Alpha, Bravo and Charlie. During the course of the camp, the cadets underwent training in various activities like weapons training, parade drill, K Y M C
NCC cadets at the shooting range watched over by officers during the ten day NCC training camp.
range firing, map reading, trained on these activities, part of the camp. As a part disaster management and Inter Company Competi- of social cause the cadets tent pitching. After being tions were conducted as also conducted Swatchta
NSDMA resource persons demonstrating emergency aid processes at the St. Joseph’s College basketball court on October 5.
DIMAPUR: A workshop on disaster management for students of St. Joseph’s College (SJC) Jakhama was organised by 1 Nagaland Girls’ Battalion NCC, SJC Jakhama on October 5. A press release by 1 Nagaland Girls’ Battalion NCC, SJC, Jakhama stated that the students were divided into three
groups and the workshop was conducted at three different venues – Bishop Abraham Memorial Indoor Stadium, Basketball Court and Auditorium. Senior under officer, Veihunai Alice, chaired the introductory session and SJC Jakhama principal, Rev. Dr. Sebastian Ousepparampil, gave the welcome and introductory
note. The resource persons were district project associate for Kohima district, Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), Victor Kevilhouthie Yhome, district disaster management officer, Kohima, Thejangulie Zao and Platoon Commander, Home Guard & Civil Defence, SI Vingutuo.
UCS Pfütsero conducts skills exhibition program
DIMAPUR: Union Christian School (UCS) Pfütsero held its second skills exhibition on October 6, where Kuzhatephe Collegiate Fellowship (KCF) vice president, Savizo Mero exhorted the students. A press release from UCS headmaster, Thepuhu Thira stated that the students exhibited skills in many areas which they had learned in skill classes during the present academic session. Some of the items exhibited were paper craft, knitting, shoe stitching, handcraft, handmade envelopes and gift bags, gardening, construction, music, quilling, MO and HCMC members after the PHC Amahator meeting held on October 13. (NP) cards and many more. KCF also announced Correspondent the meeting the house re- their duties. that it will be awarding solved to maintain and The meeting was at- HSLC meritorious students K I P H I R E , O C T 1 3 send proper reports to the tended by medical officer from 2018 to 2020. (NPN): Primary Health higher authorities and to at- PHC Amahator, Dr. Chukise Centre (PHC) Amahator tend their duties regularly. and HCMC from six vilheld a coordination meet- The meeting also resolved lages. HCMC chairman ing at its office premises to take strict action against PHC Amahator, T. Khariba on October 13. During staff who do not perform chaired the meeting.
ZBCC Pastoral Conference in Peren
Dimapur: The 22nd Pastoral Fellowship Conference under ZBCC will be held from October 27 to 28. The conference is being hosted by Union Baptist Church, Peren old Town. President, Rev. Suitei Ndang, Pastoral Fellowship and pastor Yangsai has cordially invited all the pastors and delegates under ZBCC to attend the program. (DIPR)
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Abhiyan at Punglwa village. Cadets were also given a demonstration on disaster management, security, medical first response and fire fighting by commandant of Disaster Management, Akhu Kath and team leader sub inspector N Vikiho Awomi. A camp fire marked the culmination of the exhaustive camp. Charlie Company emerged as the overall winners of the various competitions held during the camp. Gp Capt Sharad R Keskar, principal of the school, who attended the camp as chief guest on the concluding day, presented the trophy to the winners.
The Phek Town Chakhesang Students Union (PTCSU) conducted the 4th phase of its sanitation drive with Government Middle School, Zion and Christian Home School on October 6. More than 300 students and 18 teachers were present during the drive. (Vese Rhakho, finance secy PTCSU)
Members of Kohima Rotary Club exchanged flags with Rotary Club Mumbai and Rotary Club Nasik as the Rotary International tradition during a brief program held at Hotel Japfü, Kohima on October 5. (Kohima Rotary Club)
Kohima ERO holds meeting
Chubasangla Anar and Rajesh Soundararajan at the meeting with ERO and AEROs of Kohima on October 12. (DIPR)
DIMAPUR: Electoral Roll Observer (ERO) for Kohima district, Chubasangla Anar held a meeting with ERO and AEROs of Kohima at the Conference Hall of the Deputy Commissioner, Kohima on October 12. A DIPR report stated that the meeting was held in connection with the ongoing Special Summary Revision (SSR) of Electoral Roll, chaired by DC Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan. ADC & ERO Kohima, Lithrongla Tongpi Rutsa gave a brief highlight of the various activities carried out so far in regard to SSR, 2019 and SVEEP activities. In addition, the DC also informed the meeting that various issues relating to this revision were discussed in high level meetings in order to address them. He also expressed satisfaction over the revision plan of the district that have been executed so far. Chubasangla Anar said this revision being done was basically for a clean and fair Electoral Roll where the genuine voters are not
left out and bogus voters deleted. She also added that active involvement of all the concerned officials and political parties was required in this exercise in order to achieve the objective.
AEROs of various constituencies under Kohima district also highlighted their activity reports and gave feedback in regard to their respective constituencies.
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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES NAGALAND :: KOHIMA
Dated Kohima, the
RECRUITMENT NOTICE
Reference to Recruitment Advertisement NO.FHQ/RO-1/2018-19 Dt.23/08/2018, for the post of SI/ASO, ASI/LFM, Naik Clerk, Fireman and Driver Constable, this is to inform to all the candidates that the recruitment will be held as follows : 1. Date and time of commencement of recruitment : 22/10/2018 onwards at 7:00 AM 2. Venue : Indira Gandhi (IG) Stadium, Kohima. 3. Issue of admit card : 15/10/2018 to 20/10/2018 from 10 AM to 3 PM . 4. No Separate Calling Letter will be issued. 5. Recruitment information can also be viewed from department web site www.nfes.nagaland.gov.in 6. The schedule date for Medical, Physical Test and driving (drivers only) are as follow : i. Date : 22/10/2018 & 23/10/2018 : SI/ASO & ASI/LFM ii. Date : 24/10/2018 to 25/10/2018 : FM & Naik Clerk iii. Date : 26/10/2018 : Driver Constable. They are directed to bring Original Heavy Driving License. 7. Selected candidates for written Examination & Interview will be published in local Newspaper only. No separate calling letter for such Written & Interview will be issued. 8. The following candidates are rejected for the reason cited as below : I. REJECTED LIST OF ASO/SI 38. VIMEYIETO KHATSO 57 1. Under Age. 2. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License Sl.No Name of the Applicant Receipt no. Reason for Rejection 39. VIKUOVOR 58 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 1. HONGKAI KONYAK 9 Employment Registration card Expired 40. W. GOMEI KONYAK 60 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 2. VANTHUNGO Z. LOTHA 24 Employment Registration card Expired 41. WANGYUH .K 61 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 3. HEGUILUNGBE HINGLAK 47 No Employment Registration card 42. THEPLAK 62 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 4. MHOMO T. KIKON 65 Employment Registration card Expired 43. K. TAHLEM KONYAK 63 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 5. YEKIHO SUMI 78 Employment Registration card Expired 44. KHONGONG KONYAK 65 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 6. KENEISATO KISO 86 UNDER AGE 45. Y. NOKPAN .K 66 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 7. VEZOTO TETSEO 112 No Employment Registration card 46. PENKAM KONYAK 67 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 8. S. TAKOTIBA 131 No Employment Registration card 47. MANNANG .M 68 1. Under Age. 2. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 9. VEPHI SOHO 142 Employment Registration card Expired & 48. TANGYEM KONYAK 69 1. Under Age. 2. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License non attestation of documents 49. LONGPAM KONYAK 72 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 10. RHONCHANTHUNG. N. KIKON 158 Employment Registration card Expired 50. K. BERE YIMCHUNGER 73 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 11. KHRIEZOHU SEYIE 163 Employment Registration card Expired 51. Y. RUNTSULUN 74 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 12. W. YAKAP KONYAK 185 Underage & Under Graduate 52. NOPHRE 75 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 13. NEICHUKHRO TSUZUH 191 No Employment Registration card 53. KORAKMONG YIMCHUNGER 76 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 14. TONITO V. AYEMI 209 Employment Registration card Expired 54. THANGPONG 77 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 15. PAUL H. TOSO 212 No Schedule Tribe certificate 55. CHAHONG KONYAK 78 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 16. MEPUSANEN LONGKUMER 217 Employment Registration card Expired 56. SHOKVULO TEP 79 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 17. CHINGWANG KONYAK 219 No Employment Registration card 57. KHROPE RITSE 80 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 18. LONGSHIBEMO. E. TUNGOE 250 Employment Registration card Expired 58. KENEIYA RULHO MAXIMUS 81 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 19. ABENTHUNG. R. HUMTSOE 261 Employment Registration card Expired 59. TEMSUWAPANG 83 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 20. B. AMET PHOM 266 No Indigenous certificate 60. JOHN CHINGAU .T 86 Under Age 21. VIKETO. T. CHOPHY 272 Non attestation of documents 61. KHRIEZOTUO METHA 87 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 22. MANOM. P. 327 Employment Registration card Expired 62. DEDSON JANKHIUNGRU 88 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 23. PHONGNYEI. A. KONYAK 337 Employment Registration card Expired 63. S. LANGAKHUM 93 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 24. LIMANUNGDANG AO 343 Employment Registration card Expired 64. TUNGTI PHOM 94 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 25. YANGOM KONYAK 346 Underage & Undergraduate 65. C. PHONGWANG 95 1. Under Age. 2. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 26. TEPENCHU SANGTAM 351 Employment Registration card tampered 66. T. MENYASIPONG 96 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 27. KENENDI APON 356 Employment Registration card Expired 67. TSUSOKHIUNG .K 98 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 28. CHINGNYI 408 Employment Registration card tampered 68. PANGJONG .H.N. KONYAK 99 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 29. MYINGTHUNGO. M. SHITIRI 415 No Employment Registration card 69. C. CHINGNYU PHOM 104 1. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License. 30. MUIBA 418 Employment Registration card expired 2. Employment Registration card Expired 31. LUCUS DUKRU 448 Employment Registration card Expired 70. N. BAULI PHOM 105 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 32. N. LONGMOI KONYAK 470 Employment Registration card tampered 71. AKAM YIMCHUNGER 107 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 33. REPONG 477 No Employment Registration card 72. P. LAJUMONG 108 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 34. MOATEMSÜ WALLING 481 Employment Registration card Expired 73. M. PHAUKAM PHOM 109 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 35. HEKAHO ACHUMI. V 489 No Employment Registration card 74. BAUHAM PHOM 110 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 36. KHRIETHOVIZO MARTIN 508 No Employment Registration card 75. LINBE 113 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 37. JENET ASSUMI 511 Employment Registration card Expired 76. THEJAKUOLIE THEUNUO 114 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 38. YIMLONG 528 Non attestation of documents 77. NCHUMBEMO ENYIO 115 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 39. TIABA AO 544 No Employment Registration card 78. L. TAIWANG KONYAK 116 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 40. LUMLI THONGER 553 Employment Registration card Expired 79. B. MENNYEI KONYAK 117 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 41. L. HITO SEMA 555 Employment Registration card Expired 80. LUNGPEUHEING 120 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 42. SEO. P. SANGTAM 562 Employment Registration card Expired 81. VINOKA CHOPHY 122 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 43. L. HORIBA 563 Employment Registration card Expired 82. S. KHOMO 123 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 44. SENBEN. K. SHITIO 597 No Employment Registration card 83. IMTISANGBA IMCHEN 124 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 45. VETHITSO RINGA 601 Employment Registration card Expired 84. KUVOZO KEYHO 125 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 46. NIBOTO. S. YEPTHO 615 Employment Registration card Expired 85. SEYIEVIKHO CHUCHA 126 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 47. C. METKHAM BAUTOK PHOM 620 Undergraduate 86. MUGHAHO CHISHI 127 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 48. TEMSUJUNGBA WALLING 623 Employment Registration card Expired 87. K. YIMLONGCHABA CHANG 128 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 49. SUTHEM 650 Employment Registration card tampered 88. JOZOVOTO MEDEO 129 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 50. THSITONGRI SANGTAM 665 No Graduation marks statement 89. CHUMBENTHUNG SHITIRI 131 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 51. LEVI TEP 678 Employment Registration card Expired 90. KHAMLAU PHOM 132 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 52. A. CHUBANOKDANG 682 No HSLC mark sheet & Birth certificate 91. M. LIANG KHIAMNIUNGAN 133 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 53. KEYINSIMBE 694 Undergraduate 92. MEYATONGZUK JAMIR 136 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 54. PHAKLING 701 UNDER AGE 93. SEYIEVISE NALEO 137 1. Over Age. 2. No ESLC pass documents 55. KUTSHO MERO 715 No Employment Registration card 94. WETSHO WETSA 140 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 56. SOLUN. K. 717 Employment Registration card tampered 95. T. AKUMBA IMSONG 142 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 57. K. YAKSOKIU YIMCHUNGER 718 Employment Registration card tampered 96. TODENCHIBA OZUKUM 144 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 58. T. ANDREW YIMCHUNGER 719 No Employment Registration card 97. METLEAM KONYAK 145 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 59. TALISUNEP. A. 722 Employment Registration card Expired 98. KHAIKHO 147 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 60. W. SHANCHOTHUNG NGULLIE 731 Employment Registration card Expired 99. H. LHUPONG KONYAK 148 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 61. LIPOKTOSHI LONGKUMER 746 Employment Registration card Expired 100. S. YONGBA KONYAK 149 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 62. KHONEYMONGKO CHANG 757 Undergraduate 101. KUDETO PURO 150 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 63. T. LANUTANGIT JAMIR 768 Overage 102. E. MANNYEI KONYAK 152 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 64. GHANGKHOI 781 Employment Registration card Expired 103. TEPUZOKHO ZECHO 153 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License II. REJECTED LIST OF LFM/ASI 104. MANKA KONYAK 154 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License Sl.No Name of the Applicant Receipt no Reason for rejection 105. B. SHANGCHIU 155 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 1. Z. CHONBENTHUNG LOTHA 34 Employment Registration Card expired 106. T. SORITO YIMCHUNGER 157 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 2. SHAPA T KONYAK 63 Employment Registration Tampered 107. AMOS .N. THONGER 159 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 3. ADIBE. D. HAU 87 1. Under Graduate 2. No Employment Registration Card 108. HUBITO .N. SUMI 160 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 4. MENULO LETRO 98 Employment Registration Card Expired 109. MENECHO 161 1. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 2. Employment Registration card Expired 5. KHUVITO SUMI 99 Employment Registration Card Expired 110. NASU MOVI 163 1. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License. 6. TEMPOH KONYAK. K. 142 Under Age 2. No Birth Certificate 7. IMKONGAKUM 150 1. Under Age. 2. Under Graduate 111. AKETO .T. ASSUMI 165 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 8. NCHUMTHUNG. K. NGULLIE 156 1. Under Graduate. 2. None attestation of Documents 112. KHAMPEI 170 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 9. SATEMMONGBA 165 1. Under Age. 2. Under Graduate REJECTED LIST OF FIREMAN(F/M) 10. NOSAZO KIKHI 172 Employment Registration Card Expired Sl.No Name of the Applicant Receipt no. Remarks 11. ZINGLIMEW YIMCHUNGER 184 No Employment Registration Card 1. TEMSUWATI JAMIR 07 Employment Registration card Expired 12. VIRIELE THAPRU 191 Employment Registration Card Expired 2. MERIBEMO Z. HUMTSOE 13 Employment Registration card Expired 13. PANGWA KONYAK 211 Under Age 3. SEPIKYU SANGTAM 19 Underage 14. ELONTHUNG. Z. KIKON 219 Under Graduate 4. KEDIHUNGBE 21 Underage 15. KAMANG PHOM 221 Under Graduate 5. TESHEMONG. Y 37 Underage 16. M. NUNGSANG PHOM 238 Employment Registration Card tampered 6. ATHONG. T. Y 38 No Employment Registration card 17. VITO K SUMI 239 No Employment Registration Card 7. CHICHANTHUNG ODYUO 41 Underage 18. ZALEPOYI SHIJOH 240 Under Graduate 8. YENTSAO M. KIKON 43 Employment Registration card Expired 19. KHRIEZO TSUKRU 259 Employment Registration Card expired 9. TIAKUMZUK JAMIR 48 Underage 20. PFUTSUPE CHIRHAH 276 1. No Employment Registration Card. 2. Under Graduate 10. PENWANG KONYAK 50 Underage 21. J. PANGNON KONYAK 283 No Employment Registration Card 11. THEJANGULIE SANCHU 52 Underage 22. NOKYU. P. KONYAK 288 No Employment Registration Card 12. AMAT C. PHOM 58 Underage III. REJECTED LIST OF Naik Clerk (NK) 13. KHRIESAVITUO MERE 61 Underage Sl.No Name of the Applicant Receipt no. Reason for Rejection 14. W. TOMWANG KONYAK 77 Employment Registration card Expired 1. TRONGDIBA 04 Employment Registration card Expired 15. THEJANGUZO KENGURUSIE 81 Underage 2. MENUOLHOULIE MERE 06 Employment Registration card Expired 16. SUBENTHUNG W. PATTON 87 Underage 3. THANGNEIVUM HAOKIP 16 Underage 17. K. YAKHAH 90 Underage 4. IMLIWAPANG LEMTUR 36 Employment Registration card Expired 18. YAMLEN .C. 98 Underage 5. SEDEVITUO SERATSU 38 Underage 19. KEIZIU LIEGISE 101 Underage 6. THUJOSAYI 43 No Employment Registration card 20. L. LONGCHING PHOM 108 Underage 7. NUZOTA SHIJOH 44 No Employment Registration card 21. PHEIWANG. N 113 Underage 8. ENGOPONGBA KONYAK 46 Underage 22. YOKNGENG 116 Underage 9. M. SHAHLOI 54 Underage 23. LHOUVIEKO KOZA 121 Underage 10. P. KUPSHONG PHOM 56 Underage 24. CHUJANGMENBA 125 Underage 11. TEMPHONG KONYAK 58 Employment Registration card Expired 25. ASHEM KONYAK 130 Underage 12. CHAANGLEMBA 59 Underage 26. MHASIKHO SANO 134 Underage 13. N. WANGDONG KONYAK 65 Employment Registration card Expired 27. SHAHIN PHOM 140 Underage 14. MEDEMSANGNOK 66 No HSLC mark sheet 28. SHOKVULO TEP 142 Underage 15. NSHOGA 78 Underage 29. TOSHI YIMCHUNGER 148 Underage 16. RENCHITHUNG KITHAN 79 Underage 30. CHONGSHEN YIMJONG 151 Underage 17. P. CHANGWANG KONYAK 87 Underage 31. VIKAHO CHOPHY 153 Underage 18. DOUJAGOU KHONGSAI 92 No Education documents 32. C. AKUMBA 167 Underage IV. REJECTED LIST OF DRIVER CONSTABLE(D/C) 33. NEINISATUO KENSE 172 Underage Sl.no Name of the Applicant Receipt no. Reason for Rejection 34. CHINTI .Y 185 Underage 1. C. BONGJEI PHOM 02 1. Employment Registration card Expired 35. SOKUM WONGTO 193 Underage 2. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 36. CHOKASE 195 Underage 2. ROKOSEZO NEIKHA 03 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 37. VIBEITUOLIE MERE 200 Underage 3. TSIROKYU 04 1. Variation in date of Birth. 2. No Elementary School Leaving pass Certificate 38. KUVETHITO VESWUH 203 Underage 4. YIMKONG PHOM 05 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 39. ISONG 205 Underage 5. R. NZANTHUNG 06 1. Variation in date of Birth. 2. No Birth Certificate. 40. LANUWAPANG 220 Underage 3. No ESLC mark Statement 41. SUBENTHUNG .L. KITHAN 230 Employment Registration card Expired 6. KHRIETSO MEDOZE 09 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 42. SETEPONG 242 Underage 7. N. PHAMEI PHOM 12 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 43. SHELIM .S 244 Underage 8. ALBERT NGULLIE 15 1. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License. 44. KAIMATO SHOTHAMA 247 Underage 2. Employment Registration card Expired 45. APONGTSU YIMCHUNGER 248 Underage 9. M. MANNYAI KONYAK 17 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 46. KUSAMTEULUNG 251 Underage 10. PETSHO 18 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 47. Y. NYANGPONG KONYAK 253 Underage 11. TEIWANG KONYAK 19 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 48. SOMBA CHANG 260 Underage 12. KHONOU K. KHIAMNIUNGAN 21 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 49. JONGPONGWATI 263 Underage 13. MHATHUNG MOZHUI 22 1. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License. 2. Under age 50. VILASALIE SEMOU 266 No educational Marks statement 14. YILUMO KIKON 23 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 51. TSOTHONG 268 No educational Marks statement 15. METHNA 24 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 52. VILAZOLIE METHA 272 Underage 16. MOIOM KONYAK 25 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 53. S. YAMPAI KONYAK 280 Underage 17. R. MUGHATO YIMCHUNGER 27 1. Employment Registration card Expired 54. YAKNYEI KONYAK 282 Underage 2. Non Attestation of Documents & signature on Format 55. TOPHO C. SHUKHA 291 No educational Marks statement 18. HANGSHA KONYAK 28 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 56. ROKOKHOZO RULHO 294 Underage 19. THEJAVIZO KENSE 29 1. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License. 2. Under age 57. ELITHUNG EZUNG 304 Underage 20. C. KHONEY YIMJONG 31 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 58. LIMAYATET 305 Underage 21. YHUNKVULO TEP 32 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 59. PANGHOK 309 Underage 22. HANLUMONG 33 1. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License. 2. Under age 60. K. NGAMLANG KONYAK 312 No educational Marks statement 23. P. HATHO 36 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 61. WANGLAM KONYAK 325 Employment Registration card Expired 24. P. LONGLOI PHOM 37 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 62. TINGNON KONYAK 327 Underage 25. P. PEM KHIAMNIUNGAN 40 No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 63. ALEMNUNGSANG WALLING 329 Underage 26. HAMLI KONYAK No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 41 64. Y. PONOOM KONYAK 330 Underage 27. YANRENTHUNG EZUNG No Heavy Motor Vehicle License 42 65. KEZHANGOTO ROLNU 333 Underage 28. C. MULUMONG YIM 1. No Heavy Motor Vehicle License. 43 66. THAMPHONG W. KONYAK 335 Underage 2. Employment Registration card Expired 67. AKUP KONYAK 336 No educational Marks statement 29. W. KHAMBA YIMCHUNGER Employment Registration card Expired 44 68. 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12 feared dead in landslide in Titli-hit Odisha Bhubaneswar, Oct 13 (PTI): At least 12 people were feared dead and four missing in a landslide triggered by heavy rain after cyclone Titli in Odisha’s Gajapati district, Special Relief Commissioner B P Sethi said Saturday. The incident occurred when some villagers took shelter in a cave structure following very heavy rainfall Friday evening, he said. “There are reports about death of 12 people in a landslide caused by heavy rains in Baraghara village under Rayagada block in Gajapati district. We are verifying them,” Sethi said. Four people were missing and they were feared trapped under the debris, he said. The district collector of Gajapati was asked to visit the spot to ascertain the situation and give a detailed report, he said. After getting the report, financial assistance will be provided to the affected people as per government provisions, Sethi said. He said the area where the landslide took place was remote and the roads to location were blocked by uprooted trees.
Aerial view of flood-affected Ganjam district, Saturday, Oct 13, 2018. (PTI)
A rescue team, including personnel of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), rushed to the area which was ravaged by incessant rainfall. The cyclone had made a landfall on Thursday southwest of Gopalpur near Palasa, said an official. Meanwhile, rescue and relief operation gained momentum as water has started receding in other
Centre’s policy on Kashmir diabolical: Sitaram Yechury Ko l k ata , O c t 1 3 (PTI): CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury on Saturday said the Centre’s policy on Kashmir is “diabolical” and the “alienation of the people of the Valley is almost complete”. The BJP-led government at the Centre is using the disturbances in Kashmir to “get going its process of communal polarisation,” Yechury said. He was referring to the spar between cricketer Gautam Gambhir and National Conference leader Omar Abdullah on Twitter over Hizbul Mujahideen’s top commander Mannan Bashir Wani being gunned down by security forces in an encounter. “I do not know much about their (Abdullah and Gambhir’s) personal comments. The situation in the Valley is really very, very grave. Alienation of the people of the Valley is almost complete,” Yechury told reporters at the CPI(M) office here. “(The) situation in the Valley has deteriorated in the last few years. More
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soldiers and people have been killed...The policy of the government at the Centre on Kashmir is not a failure, but diabolical,” he said. “They (BJP) are using the Kashmir disturbances to get going the process of communal polarisation like they are doing in the rest of the country. And they are using it to hide the violence in other BJP-led states,” the CPI(M) leader added. Gambhir had held politicians, including Abdullah -- the former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, responsible for Wani, a scholar from Aligarh Muslim University, taking to terrorism.
Zika virus cases in Rajasthan rise to 51 New Delhi, Oct 13 (PTI): Fresh mosquito samples have been collected from various parts of Jaipur by a team from the National Institute of Malaria Research (NIMR) as the number of Zika patients in the Rajasthan capital rose to 51. Of the total 51 patients who have tested positive for the Zika virus, 11 are pregnant women, sources at the Union Health Ministry said, adding that after Shastri Nagar area, three students residing at Rajput hostel in neighbouring Sindhi Camp have tested positive. The Zika virus has already been found in some mosquitoes taken as samples from Sindhi Camp while few mosquitoes collected from densely populated Shastri Nagar had already been found to be carriers of the virus leading to suspicion they are behind the spread of the infection. The first case had surfaced on September 22 when an 85-year-old woman with no travel history tested positive for the disease. Fogging and other anti-larvae activities are being carried out in the Shastri Nagar area to prevent the spread of the virus. Earlier, a health department official had said 30 of the total cases were doing fine after treatment. At a review meeting held on Friday, 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. A control room has been activated at the National Centre for Disease Control to monitor the situation. The number of monitoring teams in Jaipur has been increased from 50 to 170 and a special isolation ward created at the Hira Bagh Training Centre to treat Zika virusaffected patients.
areas, officials said. Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, who was reviewing the situation, was slated to undertake an aerial survey of some of the affected areas, including Ganjam, Gajapati and Rayagada districts. As many as 1,27,262 people were sheltered in 963 relief centres Friday, while the NDRF and the Orissa Disaster Rapid Ac-
tion Force (ODRAF) were deployed to speed up rescue and relief operations, Sethi said. Ganjam, Gajapati, Rayagada, Puri, Kandhamal and Kendrapara districts were affected by floods, he said, adding Ganjam was categorised as the “worst-affected”. Two helicopters requisitioned from the Indian Navy are being engaged
in air dropping operation in Ganjam district, said officials. The chief minister has directed Finance Minister Sashi Bhushan Behera and SC-ST Development Minister Ramesh Majhi to proceed to Kandhamal district to monitor the relief and restoration work, an official in CMO said. Patnaik had earlier formed a three-member ministerial team to visit the flood-affected Ganjam, Gajapati and Rayagada districts and monitor the operations there. The state government cancelled the Dusshera vacation of all its employees in southern and central division, including Bhubaneswar, in view of cyclone Titli and subsequent flooding in different parts of the state. About 60 lakh people were affected in the cyclone and flood and normal life was badly hit in Ganjam, Gajapati and Rayagada districts where the flood situation remained grim as water levels in major rivers such as Rushikulya and Bansadhara crossed danger marks, official sources said. Sethi said Balasore district was also affected by flood.
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Cong claims majority in Goa; wants Parrikar to step down New Delhi, Oct 13 (PTI): Accusing the BJP of acting “power hungry” in Goa, the Congress on Saturday demanded that Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar step down and it be allowed to prove majority by convening a special session of the state assembly. Congress leaders Pawan Khera and Goa PCC chief Girish Chodankar claimed that the BJP is not removing Parrikar from the chief minister’s post fearing that he might “spill the beans” on the Rafale fighter jet deal. The opposition party also accused the BJP of “betraying” the people of Goa and “killing governance” in the state. “Power hungry BJP first murdered democracy in Goa and is now killing Governance there. The clamour for power has cemented a corrupt, callous and cheat BJP to the CM Chair in Goa. The BJP has no constitutional right to continue in power in Goa, even for a single day,” said Khera. The opposition party alleged that the BJP “usurped” power in Goa
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through backdoor. “People of Goa had given the mandate to the Congress. Governor Mridula Sinha should listen to the voice of people of Goa and opposition parties and allow us to prove our numbers on the floor of the House. “A special session of the Goa Assembly should be immediately convened and there should be a floor test. This will clear all doubts about who is incharge in Goa and who has the rightful claim to head a democratic government,” Chodankar said. He claimed the Congress has a majority in Goa and added that “Goans deserve a full time chief
minister and to ensure democracy and constitutional functioning, a floor test is imperative”. At the same time, he added “no constitutional morality can be expected from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah because they are drunk with power”. Replying to a query, he said as the Defence Minister, Parrikar must have had a lot of information on the Rafale deal. Khera said the Congress has been demanding that the Goa Governor convene a one-day special session so that it can ask the government to prove majority.
Thousands protest against Sabarimala order Young doctors must first work Thiruvananthapuram, Oct 13 (AGENCIES): Ahead of the Sabarimala Temple opening next week for a monthly ritual, Shiv Sena’s Kerala unit on Saturday warned that its women activists will commit suicide if any young woman tries to enter the shrine while thousands of Lord Ayyappa devotees marched in Kochi to protest the Supreme Court verdict allowing women of all age groups into the temple. A member of the Shiv Sena Kerala unit, Peringammala Aji told ANI that their women squad will gather near the Pamba River on October 17 and 18 as part of their so-called suicide group. “Our women activists will gather near the Pamba River on October 17 and 18 as part of a suicide group. When any young woman tries to enter Sabarimala, our activists will commit suicide,” Aji said. The Shiv Sena is not the only headache for the ruling Left Front government. Gender equality Activist Trupti Desai on Saturday announced that she plans
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Devotees, mostly women, take part in the ‘namajapa’ (chanting the name of Lord Ayyappa) march against the Supreme Court verdict on the entry of women of all ages into the Sabarimala Lord Ayyappa Temple, in Ernakulam, Saturday. (PTI)
to visit the hill shrine soon. She had campaigned and the brigade have campaigned to get entry for women to religious places like Mumbai’s Haji Ali dargah the Shani Shingapur temple in Maharashtra’s Ahmednagar district. The state government, which decided to implement the ruling, held a meeting here to evaluate
the preparations carried out for pilgrims arriving at the temple which will open for monthly poojas on October 17 evening. Though the government has not reacted to Desai’s planned trip to the temple yet, it has evoked sharp reactions from Ayyappa devotees and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) which
is campaigning against the entry of women into the hill shrine. Padalam royal family member, Sasikumar Varma criticised Desai and urged the social activist to refrain from making any “provocative’ move. He also asked the Left government to take steps to prevent any law and order situation.
NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (NPN): Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu on Saturday asked the authorities to make it mandatory for young Doctors to work in rural areas at least for two to three years before getting their first promotion. Addressing the 11th International Dental Students & 5th Dental Surgeons Conference, jointly organized by Dental Students Welfare Association and Dental Surgeons Conference, Naidu stressed on the need for healthcare professionals to conduct dental camps in rural areas which were neglected over the years. He lauded the participants who have taken oath to work for 15 days in a year in rural areas for free. “That is a good idea and I am sure that the initiative will help the needy,” he said. Asserting that medical professionals should work for life-style changes of people, Naidu pointed out that most common oral diseases are dental cavities, periodontal (gum) disease, oral cancer,
4 injured in Guwahati blast; ULFA claims responsibility Guwahati, Oct 13 (PTI): A blast occurred in Sukleswar Ghat area here on Saturday leaving four persons injured, with the proscribed ULFA (Independent) claiming responsibility saying it was in protest against the updating of National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam. Assam Director General of Police (DGP) Kuladhar Saikia said “an explosive device caused the blast” at around 11.45 am at a construction material dump site near a footpath in Pan Bazar area in which the four passersby, including a woman, were injured. “There are many types of explosive devices...some have switches. Only after investigation, it will be known if any militant outfit was involved in the explosion,” he told reporters at the blast site along the Brahmaputra river front. Paresh Baruah of United Liberation Front of Assam (Independent) called up local TV channels claiming that the blast was carried out by the outfit in protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill and NRC updating exercise. He alleged that the NRC will be
Army personnel inspect the site of a low-intensity bomb blast that took place at Panbazar in Guwahati on Saturday. (PTI)
used to settle non-Assamese people in the state. The complete draft NRC was published in July this year with 2.9 crore names in which over 40 lakh people were left out from the document. The Supreme Court later ordered resumption of filing of claims and objections by those left out from September 25 and it will remain open for the next 60 days. The DGP said security has already been stepped up due to the festival season. “As there is Durga Puja ahead, we took extra
care and intensified security measures. If necessary, we will further strengthen security and deploy more forces in vulnerable areas,” the DGP added. Earlier, DCP Ranjan Bhuyan had said, “We don’t suspect it to be a bomb explosion as there were no splinters found and the injuries were due to stones hitting them”. “We don’t suspect it to be a sabotage or terrorist activity from the nature of the blast. It happened in a dump of sand kept for roadside drain construction. It may
have had an unexploded shell which went off today,” the DCP had said right after the blast. He said the bomb squad is probing into the incident. “The injuries are due to stones hitting them. We don’t suspect it to be a bomb explosion as there were no splinters found or any burning smell associated with improvised explosive devise (IED) explosions,” Bhuyan said. The four injured have received minor wounds and were being provided medical care at the Mahendra
Mohan Choudhury Civil Hospital nearby, the police official said. They identified as Kalpa Jyoti Talukdar, Sanku Kumar Das, Taifuddin Ahmed and Binita Das. “A forensic team is investigating the impact of the blast and assessing whether it was an explosive device or anything else that caused it,” Education Minister and Guwahati MLA Siddhartha Bhattacharya said. On being told that ULFA’s self-styled “commander-in-chief ” Paresh Baruah has claimed responsibility for the explosion, Bhattacharya said the outlawed organisation should first apologise to the people for the act. “They (ULFA) should apologise to the people for doing it. What they will gain from such attacks on innocent people? No one has the right to do so,” Bhattacharya said. “Since the law and order situation in Assam has been most peaceful now, they (ULFA) tried to disturb it and create unrest in the state,” he said and added, “Which problem will be solved by such subversive activities?”
oral infectious diseases, trauma from injuries, and hereditary lesions. Proper awareness and setting up of health camps will be a solution address these problems, he added. He said that while the government was keen to set up more colleges in the public sector, strict action should be taken by the Dental Council against private dental colleges which were not maintaining proper standards and falling short of stipulations. “We cannot afford any kind of laxity when it comes to health education and healthcare of the people,” he said. Naidu said he was made to understand that only 40 of the 300 odd dental colleges in the country were in the government sector. He also highlighted about the digital technology is revolutionizing every aspect of our life. While urging the gathering to be updated with the latest technology, Naidu also called upon the dental students and surgeons to ensure that the treatment and implants were within the affordable range of the common man.
No support for separatist movements in India: Meghalaya Gov
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Shillong, Oct 13: Meghalaya Governor Tathagata Roy Saturday said that separatist movements in India have failed because it did not have the support of the majority. “Not single one succeeded. Why it did not succeed is because that they did not get support from the majority who wanted to live together,” Roy said addressing the Central Puja Committee’s, Get-Together of Harmony held here. He said that different ethnic groups and religions living together is very endearing experience as he reminded the gathering that he, his wife and children were products of Roman Catholic Schools. The Governor also said that he learnt the “Lord’s Prayer” even before he had learnt the Hindu mantras and saw nothing different in it. Veteran Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in the Meghalaya Assembly, Mukul Sangma, said that peace and harmony will enable the people of the state to realise their true potentials and take it forward. All people aspire to have peace, happiness and well-being, said Sangma while urging that all must come together to ensure the future generation’s interests. “We are committed to see Meghalaya demonstrate to the world that we can come together to ensure peace, happiness and well-being,” he said. Earlier, Governor led the gathering in prayer. The Get-Together of Harmony was also attended by heads of different religious faiths.
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ourist season is just around the corner and the state will soon be enveloped with various events that will also signal the much-hyped Hornbill Festival during the first week of December. Hornbill was the evolution of an expression of ideas and concepts that has engineered a cultural renaissance to contemporary showcasing. At the last month of the calendar year, the festival unfolds ideas and innovations of contemporary society with the catchword being attraction. The festive fever during the first week of December has served to also indicate that the event that has been held every year, may have also strengthened its claim to becoming ‘the show of all shows’. For thousands of visitors from within Nagaland and hundreds from other states and abroad, Kohima has also become the rendezvous of a week-long entertainment, planned and funded by the government whose bureaucrats and handpicked have managed to keep the flame burning with government funds. The involvement of almost the entire bureaucracy, dozens of government departments, funds and efforts should not be to organize a show. The overall picture that emerges through all these events, strongly suggest that promotion of tourist trade in Nagaland cannot be boxed within the weeklong festival but that it has to exploit the tourist potential of the entire state. It is time that the authorities including the tourism department take a more realistic view of the state’s preparedness to host any significant number of visitors. Kohima may be the spot for the week-long festival but it turns the state capital into a whole lot of teeming humanity, monstrous traffic jams and coupled with weddings thrown in between, throws normal life out of gear. Probably, the majority of those who gel with the spirit of the festival are youths, whose love for entertainment and music is unquestioned. Dimapur perhaps fits into the tourism trade concept being the commercial hub of Nagaland. With no government support, the festive season in Dimapur is punctuated with a variety of entertainment -be it musical or fashion or plays. Living up to its reputation as the town of enterprise, Dimapur’s busy festive period is all organized and funded by numerous individuals or private organizations. Undaunted despite several disadvantages, Dimapur’s enterprising youth are organizing gala events, some of which are amazing. It is becoming economically and ethically untenable to keep up the semblance of tourism through Hornbill as the government has to pick up the tab every year. In return, there is nothing worthwhile to claim as returns or achievements. The state has been spending on an average of Rs.3 crore since the past 18 years but there has been no significant returns to both the government as well as private enterprises. Areas that have not been given due importance are private and public participation in tourism. People should be made to understand the important role they place in this regard and that being tourist friendly is the best strategy to attract visitors. At the end of the day, there has to be an assessment of what worthwhile gains have been achieved from of all these efforts. Nagaland offers some splendid spots for those who love nature in all its resplendent beauty. However, there is still much to be done in order to facilitate tourism before its potential can be realized.
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…when Moses was grown…he went out to his brethren and looked at their burdens. —Exodus 2:11 Moses saw the oppression of his people and felt certain that he was the one to deliver them, and in the righteous indignation of his own spirit he started to right their wrongs. After he launched his first strike for God and for what was right, God allowed Moses to be driven into empty discouragement, sending him into the desert to feed sheep for forty years. At the end of that time, God appeared to Moses and said to him, “ ‘… bring My people…out of Egypt.’ But Moses said to God, ‘Who am I that I should go…?’ ” (Exodus 3:10-11). In the beginning Moses had realized that he was the one to deliver the people, but he had to be trained and disciplined by God first. He was right in his individual perspective, but he was not the person for the work until he had learned true fellowship and oneness with God. We may have the vision of God and a very clear understanding of what God wants, and yet when we start to do it, there comes to us something equivalent to Moses’ forty years in the wilderness. It’s as if God had ignored the entire thing, and when we are thoroughly discouraged, God comes back and revives His call to us. And then we begin to tremble and say, “Who am I that I should go…?” We must learn that God’s great stride is summed up in these words— “I AM WHO I AM… has sent me to you” (Exodus 3:14). We must also learn that our individual effort for God shows nothing but disrespect for Him— our individuality is to be rendered radiant through a personal relationship with God, so that He may be “well pleased” (Matthew 3:17). We are focused on the right individual perspective of things; we have the vision and can say, “I know this is what God wants me to do.” But we have not yet learned to get into God’s stride. If you are going through a time of discouragement, there is a time of great personal growth ahead.
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How to bridge India’s tech-induced skill gap
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he world stands on the brink of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, powered by a wide range of new technology breakthroughs -- Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, advanced robotics, Internet of Things, cloud computing and 3D printing -- and the revolution is expected to result in major changes in the labour market globally by reducing the demand for middle-skilled workers doing repetitive tasks, and increasing the demand for more highly-skilled workers and also low-skilled workers doing non-routine work. While many developed countries, such as the US, Japan and several European economies, are already experiencing this labour market polarisation, the market is also hollowing out in many developing countries -- although at a rate slower than the developed world (World Development Report, 2016). In India’s case, this polarisation can be seen in the organised manufacturing sector, where the share of highskilled occupations in total manufacturing employment increased by more than three percentage points, while the share of middle-skilled jobs decreased by 6.3 percentage points from 1993-94 to 201112. Looking at the impact of technological progress on various manufacturing industries in India, capitalintensive industries -- automobile manufacturing, for instance -- have a greater probability of adopting advanced automation and robotic technologies, compared to the labor-intensive manufacturing industries such as
textile, apparel, leather, and footwear, and paper manufacturers. Further, in the services sector, particularly in the IT sector, e-commerce, banking and financial services and health care services, there is a huge potential for automation technologies, which would increase the demand for skilled workers and reduce the demand for middle-skilled workers. However, in India, over 80 percent of the working population is engaged in lowskilled jobs in the unorganised sector. These workers aspire to join the middle-skilled workforce in the organised sector to raise themselves from poverty. However, the changing nature of work due to technology advancements in the organised sector prevents their upward mobility and any improvement in their incomes. Addressing the challenges induced by technological advancements requires reforms in India’s higher education system. The institutes of higher learning should redesign the course curriculum by understanding the key market transitions amidst the technological advancements. This would enable the country to create a workforce which could be placed in the positions demanded by the companies in the digital era and thus bridge the skill gap in the labour market. However, looking at the current state of higher education in India, one can perceive that it is not just the quality of the system which needs to be improved, there is also much to be done in terms of the number of students enrolled in insti-
tutes of higher learning and heterogeneity existing in access to higher education based on socio-economic status, gender and also region. The Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER) in tertiary education in India is 26.9 per cent, which is lower than that of China (48.4 per cent), Indonesia (27.9 per cent) and the Philippines (35.3 per cent), among others. Further, the GER in India for the male population is 26.3 per cent and 25.4 per cent for females. The GER also varies across different social groups. For the Scheduled Castes it is 21.8 per cent and 15.9 percent for the Scheduled Tribes. There are also wide variations in the number of colleges for higher education across different states in India, with the lowest number of seven colleges in Bihar for every 0.1 million of eligible population to 51 in Telangana and Karnataka. The top eight states in terms of highest number of colleges in India are Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh, which have 28 or more colleges per 0.1 million of the population. The disparity in the distribution of the colleges is also seen across different districts in these states, with the top 50 districts having about 32.6 per cent of the colleges. In addition to the inequalities existing in the access to institutions for higher education, another issue with the state of higher learning in India is that a majority of the students are enrolled in undergraduate programmes,
Himalayan quakes: Water-loading plays a role, say geophysicist
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easonal variations in the “hydrological load” in the Indo-Gangetic plains play a key role in the genesis of Himalayan earthquakes, a team of geophysicists from India and the US have reported. The Himalayas block the northward monsoonal winds from the Indian Ocean during June to September, resulting in extreme precipitation on the southern slopes that fills up rivers of the Ganges basin, increasing the pressure bearing down on the region. While it is known that strain built up by the continually converging tectonic plates beneath the Himalayas is responsible for unleashing the earthquakes, the tectonic deformation along this plate boundary “can be significantly influenced by hydrological loading cycles centered in the Indo-Gangetic plains”, the geophysicists report. The exact interaction between this seasonal (non-tectonic) deformation induced by hydrological load and tectonic deformation along the Himalayan plate boundary has implications for the seismic hazard, but has so far remained elusive. “We focus on this important issue, and this paper demonstrates how the hydrological load-induced deformation influences the tectonic deformation in the Himalayas and the seismogenesis,” Vineet Gahalaut, Director, National Centre for Seismology, New Delhi, and a co-author, told this correspondent. Precipitation patterns and associated seasonal water-mass accumulation and mass redistribution by the Himalayan river system dominates regional surface loading along the Himalayan arc and in the adjoining IndoGangetic plains. Also, during the winter, snow accumulates in glaciers on the high peaks of the Himalayas. The researchers explored the seasonal mass oscillations by water storage in Southeast Asia and Himalayan arc region using Global Positioning System (GPS) measurements and data obtained from NASA’s Gravity Reader’s note: Articles
Recovery And Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellite. “Our study demonstrates how the deformation induced by hydrological load influences the tectonic deformation of the crust and the uppermost mantle and possibly impacts tectonic processes in the Central Himalaya and adjacent regions,” says the report. The researchers analysed the seasonal variations in GPS sites and found that these sites are located “close to the “downdip edge” of Main Himalayan Thrust (MHT) -- which is the fault that separates the under-thrusting Indian plate from the overlying Himalayan wedge and is the seat of major earthquakes in the Himalayas. “Thus the influence of hydrological load gets amplified here and leads to seasonal tectonic deformation in the region,” says the report. According to the authors, GRACE satellite data on water level, regional rainfall and “micro-seismicity” suggest that the non-tectonic seasonal stress perturbations “ultimately influences the timing of central Himalayan earthquakes”. Besides Gahalaut, scientists from Rourkela’s National Institute of Technology (NIT); University of California, Berkeley; University of Southern California, Los Angeles; Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur; and the National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad, were involved in the study, led by NIT’s Bhaskar Kundu. “Non-tectonic hydrological load over Southeast Asia is the second-largest one in the world, after the Amazon basin, and it significantly influences the tectonic processes in the Himalayan plate boundary,” Kundu told this correspondent in an email. “These non-tectonic signals need to be identified and taken into account in order to improve our understanding of tectonic processes,” Kundu added. (K.S. Jayaraman is a veteran science journalist. He can be contacted at killugudi@hotmail.com) K.S. Jayaraman or letters published in any of the
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compared to masters and the doctoral programmes. Moreover, at the undergraduate level, there is a low pass out rate of the students -- of the 2,90,16,350 students enrolled, the number of pass outs have been 64,19,639 in 2017. Given that the Indian system of higher education faces multiple challenges of low gross enrollment in its colleges and universities, with most students settling on undergraduate studies, along with various socio-economic inequalities existing in access to higher learning, it is imperative for the country to address these issues. Further, emphasis must be given on increasing the number of students who pass out of colleges/universities, along with increasing enrollment numbers. The technology-induced skill gap which the Indian economy is facing across its different sectors is bound to increase with the given higher education system. The change has to be brought from outside the existing constructs. Improvement in the teaching methodology from the traditional lecture courses, accreditation of online courses and redesigning the course curriculum to make it industry-relevant are some of the ways the technology-led changes in the labor market can be dealt with. (Amit Kapoor is chair, Institute for Competitiveness, India. The views expressed are personal. He can be contacted at amit.kapoor@competitiveness.in and tweets @kautiliya. Deepti Mathur, senior researcher at large with Institute for Competitiveness, has contributed to the article) Amit Kapoor
Namesake or Better Nagaland?
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agaland land of the nagas, known for their bravery, honesty, hardwork, hospitality is fast turning into a “Land of Namesake”. Everything we do, we do it for namesake and for one’s selfish benefits in the name of God and in the name of common man. Roads are constructed for namesake to last few months, government projects are dragged on without any sight of completion; we are a dry state, but alchohol flows in Nagaland; we have excess government employees but its service to public is legendary as most of them have failed to realised that they are appointed to serve the public and not just to draw salary without fulfilling their duties and responsibility. And to top that we have the legendary “backdoor system” where one is rewarded for being lazy, unqualified and undeserving. We have also developed a habit of copying and implementing policies with all the fanfare without a longterm vision resulting in piling up of large number of non-performing assets. Further we have proudly declared our state as a Christian state but looking at our deeds there is nothing like a Christian state. Sadly everything in Nagaland starts with a prayer but we end up doing things that will put even the devil to shame. So the question we need to ask ourselves is how long are we going to live and promote this namesake culture. How valueless are we going to make our society? Our forefathers gave to us the legacy of bravery, honesty, hardwork and other priceless values but today we are in the news for all the wrong reasons- scams, corruption, valueless politics and the list goes on. Are we going to pass on the legacy of laziness, nepotism and corruption at the highest level to our coming generation? It’s high time we end this “Namesake culture” among ourselves and like our forefathers “Walk the talk”. So long we celebrate and promote this “Namesake” and “Photo op” culture our society will be like our churches which is getting bigger and better but sadly its members are fast losing their souls or like the Swachh Bharat campaign where politicians flog in to clean the already clean areas but blame each other for not being able to pay salary to those who are keeping the cities clean since independence. The responsibility lies with each one of us. Can we dream of a “Better Nagaland”. Moameren Pongen, Research Scholar, Nagaland University
GST has hit the private security industry badly
he implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) has received much appreciation from various industries, but there are sectors that have been terribly impacted after the introduction of the new tax regime. Private security is among the worst hit. The industry, which ensures security to other sectors, is looking rather unsafe and unstable under the taxation pressure. Going by available estimates, around nine million people, both men and women, are employed in India’s private security industry (PSI) and it has the potential to employ an additional 3.1 million people by 2022. The livelihood of this large chunk of people is at stake as the industry mainly comprises small and medium security agencies which work on very low margins and often struggle with cash-flow problems. For such SMEs, even distributing monthly salaries to their employees is itself a challenge and the burden of 18 per cent tax on their gross income will worsen their precarious economic condition. In fact, the 18 per cent GST has created cash-flow problems for a majority of private security agencies in the country. Instead, a five per cent GST on their gross income -- or 18 per cent GST only on their commission
-- would be a more feasible rate for the industry and the people employed in it. Security companies are liable to pay GST on the 20th of every month, the usual trend in the industry is that their clients clear invoices after only 60-90 days. This imbalance causes a vicious cash crunch in the industry. Though PSI is the secondlargest employer in the country after agriculture, many security organisations are compelled to retrench their employees to ward off business closure. The industry veterans have already expressed their concern before the Finance Ministry and the GST Commissioner. Several written requests have been made to Cabinet ministers and government officials, including Minister of Railways and Coal Piyush Goyal, but no concrete decision has been taken so far, except for words of sympathy. Unfortunately, sympathy cannot save the livelihoods of millions of people and the future of their dependents. The industry cannot sustain heavy losses for long and expects positive action from the government -replacing the existing 18 per cent GST with a five per cent levy. According to a joint study of Ficci and management consulting firm BDO, the organised Indian PSI is growing annually
at 20 per cent and its total worth is expected to reach Rs 1.5 lakh crore by 2022. Despite knowing its significance in supporting the government machinery in homeland security and realising the fact that PSI is creating jobs for those who have migrated from villages, and retired servicemen, the government seems a bit irrational in levying 18 per cent GST on the industry which safeguards the interests of the whole economy. Moreover, at a time when crime against women is rising in the workplace, the government should take adequate measures to boost the industry rather than adopting discouraging policies. The present tax rate on the industry needs to be revised as PSI is a labour-intensive industry where the biggest component of costs comes under the head of wages. Hence, either the GST rate should be reduced or the compliance obligation must be shifted from the service provider to the service user. These initiatives will definitely help more than 15,000 MSMEs, and millions of guards would be able to secure their jobs. (Vikram Singh is Chairman of CAPSI -- Central Association of Private Security Industry -- India. The views expressed are personal) Vikram Singh
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Water supply in Wokha
The water situation in Wokha is bound to improve with the commissioning of water supply project inaugurated by Jacob Zhimomi, minister of PHED. The Wokha village as well as the department have been instrumental in making this project a reality. With this project, people in Wokha should get some respite with regular water supply unlike the years past where even to catch a drop of water from the tap was like a miracle. People in the past had to buy water especially during autumn and winter months when their rainwater in storage would run out. It has been very tedious for citizens of Wokha and it is truly a blessing that such a project has been established for public benefit. Public of Wokha must also be more considerate and caring for the water pipes etc and to ensure that miscreants do not break pipes or stuff plastic bags in other people’s water pipes. Such incidents had happened in the past and should not be repeated. We need to be civilized and responsible for our own public welfare. Thungbeni C. Tsanglao, Tsumang Colony Wokha columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
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PNTMK organizes Freshers’ Meet
PBYFK members presenting a special song during the PNTMK Freshers Meet on October 13. (NP)
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KO H I M A , O C T 1 3 (NPN): Poumai Naga Tsudoumai Me Kohima PNTMK (Students’ union) organized its 34th Freshers’ Meet & Get Together held at Ura Academy Hall Kohima with inspector GST and customs, government of India, Ngaoni Sedzii as the resource person, on
Saturday. Sezii, in his address, advised the student community to set targets with a vision in order to achieve their dreams in life. He reminded the gathering that to be a success in life, a person needs to be patient and grab opportunities at the right time. He challenged the student community to face the various types of
life experiences with perseverance. He remarked that in everything one should fear God to be fruitful in one’s life. President Poumai Naga Union Kohima, Siilunii Rapaobamai, in his address, said that to serve society, one must sincerely work with confidence. He extolled the virtues of hard work, humility and
simplicity as the stepping stones to success. Le ut. C o l . N o r th ICAR Assam Riffle Ng. Pahrii in his address advised the students to focus seriously on what they target in life. This, he said, will help them become ‘somebody’. The prog ram was compeered by Veikho Victor and K. Poune, invocation prayer was said by Daile youth leader PNCYAK, welcome address delivered by president PNTMK Thohrii Khapi. Poumai BYF Kohima presented the welcome song, special songs were also presented by PNCYAK and MCRCK youth departments, vote of thanks was proposed by Vavine P Roshi general secretary PNTMK while the benediction prayer was offered by Khuveio Calvin youth director PBYFK. On the occasion, Taveine Mercy and Dovei Vekhe bagged the Miss and Mr. Freshers titles.
7 PHS celebrates DEO office Kohima bids farewell to outgoing officer foundation & cultural day
DIMAPUR: Pilgrim Higher Secondary (PHS) celebrated its 31st foundation-&-cultural day on October 1 under the theme, “celebrating cultural diversity across the globe”. A press release by PHS stated that the program was attended by the parents, school board members, GBs and Sunday School Superintendents of neighbouring areas. The judges for the day were Joel Ji from South Korea, Mikael Romeo from Italy, Bryan John from Trinidad and Tobago (West Indies) and Gregory Englert from USA. I n a we l c o m e a d dress, PHS principal, Kaini Khekho Kikon, gave a brief history of the school and also emphasised on the importance of “bringing the world into the class room” to give the students a better world view. After the formal program, the judges and the invited guests visited the class rooms to experience the different country cultures and interacted with the students.
DIMAPUR: The District Education Officer’s (DEO’s) office, Kohima bid farewell to joint director S.E & district education officer-&district project coordinator, RMSA & SSA Kohima, Piholi Swunetho on September 28 at its offices. A press release from, assistant district coordinator, DMA SSA Kohima Thongsenlo Kath stated that during the program, assistant DEO Kohima Kepelhouzo Terhüja spoke about the sincerity, dedicated service and duty that the retiring
officer has contributed to the department in terms of quality education. He also stated that the retiring officer was honest, responsible and active in fulfilling any assignment given by the higher ups, and she always displayed prompt action besides possessing a simple and God fearing personality. District Coordinator RMSA Neivikhono Rutsa also delivered a short speech bidding goodbye to the retiring officer and wished her good health and a prosper-
ous life ahead in all her future endeavours. Piholi Swunetho, in her speech, shared from her 35 years of government service and spoke about her journey to joint director of school education. She also thanked God for the good times she had had and for retiring in good health. The program was attended by area education officer Kohima, Neisiesa; assistant head master Relang, Joshua Newmai and all the officials from DEO, RMSA & SSA.
Govt will soon roll out sports policy: CM
(From p-1) He said that the chief minister has personally taken the initiative to request Union Sports Minister and was hopeful that with the combined support of the leaders, the project would materialise soon. Stating that NE-Zone Inter-State Badminton Championship has brought people of the region closer besides promoting badminton in the region, Kire expressed gratitude to the players numbering approximately 150 and about 100 officials from all the eight states for participating in the tournament. Kire also thanked the chief minister, BAI, the chief referee and his team, NBA, DDBA, Yonex Sunrise, Youth Resources & Sports department, PWD, DC Dimapur, DGP Nagaland, Commissioner of Police, Dimapur, and all the committee members of the tournament for their tireless efforts towards successful conduct of the tournament. The chief minister was accompanied by CM Chang, minister for forests, environment and climate change and parliamentary affairs; Zhaleo Rio, NLA deputy speaker; KT Sukhalu, advisor school education; Khehovi Yepthomi, advisor tourism and Miathu Krose, chairman of NHHDC, who gave away the prizes to the winners of the various categories.
Meeting on measles rubella in Longleng PGC, IGNOU induction program
DIMAPUR: A joint meeting for the presidents of the 11 wards under Longleng town was held on October 12 at the conference hall of the Deputy Commissioner (DC) Longleng, to discuss the ongoing Measles-Rubella Vaccination Campaign (M-RVC). A press release by Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Longleng stated that EAC Longleng, who chaired the meeting, welcomed the medical depart-
DIMAPUR: IGNOU SC- 1985 with a network of 67 2037, Phek Government Regional Centers (RC) and College (PGC) organized 2667 Learners Support Cenits induction program on ters (LSCs). He also gave a October 10, at PGC Old slide-show presentation proBuilding, New Campus viding in-depth information with director, IGNOU Re- about the courses offered gional Centre, Kohima, by IGNOU while orienting Dr. T. Iralu, as the guest students on online distance speaker. learning methods. A press release by asThe session was sistant coordinator, IGNOU chaired by assistant profesStudy Centre- Phek District, sor and office assistant, IGDr. Thejotalu Nienu stated NOU SC-Phek district, Dr. that the guest speaker high- Thejotalu Nienu, welcome lighted the role of IGNOU address was delivered by in fulfilling the educational principal, PGC, Dr. Vizovol aspirations of millions of Mekro. Coordinator IGlearners in India and across NOU SC, Phek, Shekhohu 43 different countries of Chizo conveyed some words was also conducted by NSDMA home the world. Dr. Iralu said of gratitude. Altogether, 20 IGNOU was established newly enrolled learners atdepartment. In his introductory note, Thejangulie by an Act of Parliament in tended the program. Zao said Mithun Caravan was a disaster prevention education event. In this event, he said children learn about disaster preDIMAPUR: Sakus Mission College (SMC), department of vention while playing with families and history, organised a declamation competition on October 6 friends. at the college auditorium on the speech of Rev. Martin LuThe objective of the event was to en- ther King “I have a dream”. In a press release, SMC stated hance the capacity of the children through the main objective of the competition was to encourage and some sets of games, which would them to develop the students’ public speaking and oratory skills. The understand the concept of Disaster Risk release said, a brief life sketch of Rev. Martin Luther King Reduction by making disaster prevention was presented to the gathering. Sarah Yeptho of BA 3rd activities more familiar and enjoyable. Semester bagged the first position followed by Nikhuli, BA More than 500 school students from Ko- 5th semester in the 2nd position. All participants were given hima district attended the programme. certificates and the winners received cash prizes.
ment and all presidents of the 11 wards and requested them to extend their full cooperation during the vaccination day, in their respective wards. In a keynote address, CMO Longleng, Dr. Kongyan Phom, gave a brief report on the session sites which have been covered so far in the district. Dr. Kongyan requested the ward presidents to mobilise people in their own colonies and assemble
the children for vaccination. He also assured them that a doctor will be present at every vaccination site to monitor the vaccinations. DPO (RCH/UIP), Dr. Imnameren Phom, appealed to the ward presidents to arrange a meeting in their own wards and also to nominate some volunteers from their colony. The meeting also discussed the target as well as the session sites assigned for each ward.
NSDMA observes Disaster Risk Reduction Day in Kma
SMC organises declamation competition
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APOLOGY LETTER
I, M r . M E N D A N G O Z U K U M, son of Mr. Nungshitemsü from Mongsenyimti Village, Mokokchung, residing at Kohima hereby tender my apology to the Sangtam Community, particularly the women folk, for my indecent and derogatory message posted in Social Networking Site (Facebook) under the username MENDANG OZUKUM. I understand that my post has offended the Sangtam community and also tarnishing the image of the Sangtam Women which I regret. Mendang Ozukum. K-2971 Regd. No. 2631/Tng
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CHUCHUYIMLANG SENSO MUNGDANG P.O. CHUCHUYIMLANG-798614 DIST. MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND
FELICITATION
With immense pride and honour, the Chuchuyimlang Senso Mungdang would like to felicitate Dr. L. Temsu Jamir on being promoted to the post of Addl. Director, Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Nagaland, Kohima. The union wishes and prays that the Almighty God continues to bless him with good health, wisdom and success in his future endeavours. (ODIMATSUNG) President, CSM
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EASTERN SUMI STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATION
I, Shri. Y AKOKBA alias YOUNGHOCHEM AKOKBA SANGTAM alias YAKOKBA SANGTAM S/o YOUNGHOCHEM age above 30, permanent resident of LONGKHIM TOWN, TUENSANG Dist. Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and state on oath as follows:1. That , I am a bonafide citizen of India belong to SANGTAM (NAGA) Tribe of Nagaland and a resident of above stated place. 2.That, my full & correct name is YAKOKBA SANGTAM but in some of my documents my name is recorded as Y AKOKBA and in some documents my name is recorded as YOUNGHOCHEM AKOKBA SANGTAM. 3. That for my own convenience I want to change my full name and title as YAKOKBA SANGTAM for all purposes and intents. 4. That henceforth I shall be known as YAKOKBA SANGTAM for all purposes and intents. 5. That the statements made above are all true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, nothing is stated false. DEPONENT Sworn before me on this the 24th of July 2018 DP-7616 MAGISTRATE
The Eastern Sumi Students' Union (ESSU) with immense pride and honour, extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kakugha Sumi (ESSU Media & Publicity Secy.) S/o Late Kughakhu Yeptho of Khetoi Village on qualifying the NPSC Exam as Secretariat Assistant. The union wishes you for bringing laurels with your remarkable achievement. May you continue to blaze more trails along your life's journey.
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In the Court of Shri. Albert Ezung Additional Deputy Commissioner Dimapur District, Nagaland
Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Yevito Kiba @ Yevuto Sumi Deceased, has been filed by Shri Mughavito Kiba, relation son, R/o H/ No. 122 Riverbelt Colony, Dimapur to draw his Landed Property etc, who expired on 3.7.18. covered by 1. Patta No. 1182, Dag No. 1081/1237, Block-7 2. Patta No. 1314, Dag No. 1238/1373, Block-7 3. Patta No. 407, Dag No. 567, Block-4 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this court within 30 days, on the said day of 10/11/18. Given under the hand and seal of the court this 9 day of 10/18. DP-7604
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It is with utmost pride and joy, the Thsotokur Union Tuensang Town extends our heartiest congratulations to Mr. N. Lunso, son of Nokrunba for securing the post of Dy. SP in the 5th position, in the recently declared NPSC result. We appreciate your hard work that you achieved this success and also wish you to continue living an exemplary life for our people.
GHOTOVI VILLAGE COUNCIL Niuland Sub-Division, Dimapur
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The Ghotovi Village Council on behalf of the whole village and commuters plying along the NEC Road (Kohima - Bokajan Road) deeply express our gratefulness to Shri. Jacob Zhimomi Hon'ble Minister PHED, Er. Talitemsu Jamir EE PWD (R&B) Dimapur Division and his subordinates for clearing the landslides which totally cut-off the road (Niuland to Ghotovi Village) due to heavy monsoon rain. Further we convey our gratefulness to Er. Talitemsu Jamir EE. for personally bearing all expenses for the machinery (JCB). We also thank Er. Viloto Zhimomi JE PWD (R&B) for personally supervising the work till its completion. The village council is indebted to all the officers concerned. (Hetovi Aye) (Kivigho Zhimomi) Chairman Secy.
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(From p-1) Maintaining that even the big magnificent churches were not built taking safety into account, he said one should not encourage construction of unsafe buildings. Further, Ruangmei said that in order to protect the future generation, one must adapt to Disaster Risk Reduction and climate change. He also appealed to the students to advise their parents to build safe house with drainage. To avoid fatal disaster, he said there was a need for all concerned to come together. At the event, Mithun Caravan, a game for children, adopted version of Japanese Iza Kaeru Caravan,
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Chang Students Union (CSU) Tuensang Town, according to its resolution, undertook a surprise search for expired goods in the town’s shops. In the process the union seized several expired goods and defaulters were dealt with accordingly and warned to not continue selling expired. (CSU Tuensang)
H&FW deptt clarifies on MRVC
DIMAPUR: Apropos news items “MRVC coverage crosses 2 lakh”, published on Oct 13, 2018, the Health and Family Welfare (H&FW) Department has clarified that as Nagaland completed day eight of Measles Rubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC) on October 10, 2018, a total of 2078 school sessions and 490 outreach sessions were held bringing Day-1 to Day-8 activity coverage (Children Vaccinated) to a total of 2,10,515.
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Dr. Nilo Z. Kiba, visiting consultant from Guwahati will be available for consultation on 16th, 18th & 20th October 2018 from 12:00 PM onwards and every Saturday thereafter. Patient with Neck Pain, Backache + Leg pain (PIVD/Slipped Disc/Sciatica) Musculoskeletal pain, etc. may contact the consultant Doctor for appointment/ inquiry in the following no. 09435309019, 08787513863 DP-7629
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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RENAULT KWID (2016) NL Regd. Rs. 2.70 Lac (Slightly Nego) Call : 7005731320 Dimapur
Ford Figo (Titanium 1.4 TDCI)
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LOCATION : Bamunpukhuri-B Near Govt. Middle School (less than 5 Km from Zion Hospital) Area : 11859 sq. ft. Price : 14,23,080/* With approach road and drainage. Contact : 9436622166 DP-7532(C) 7005204949
Location : Chumukedima 'A' Village, 5 minutes drive from New DC Office Chumukedima. Area : Any size plot available 50ft x 50 ft= Rs 3.75 lakhs 70ft x 50 ft= Rs 5.25 lakhs 100ft x 50 ft= Rs 7.5 lakhs 100ft x 100 ft= Rs 15 lakhs - All sand gravel filled and JCB leveled - Approach road and drainage to all the plots Price: Rs. 150/- sq. ft. Contact : KEVI's REAL ESTATE 8974509536 03862-240181(O)
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* Plots with approach road, retaining wall and drainage * Plain developed plots Plot 1 @ 310/ sq. ft. Area : 4500 sq. ft. Price : 13,95,000/Plot 2 @ 330/ sq. ft. Area : 2352 sq. ft. Price : 7,76,000/Plot 3 @ 350/ sq. ft. Area : 7687 sq. ft. Price : 26,90,000/Contact : 8787777148 DP-7605 8974558901
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LAND FOR SALE 90 x 223 sq. ft. @ Rs. 70 per sq. ft. Dry Land. No Filling Required Contact : 7005356790
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Liezietsu. “A government shrouded in crisis and trust deficit, a government where the rugs were pulled underneath the very noses of the leaders themselves is not the kind of government that the Naga people want and neither is it government meant for a fast developing society,” NDPP stated. It said the PDA government was here to provide stability and unity and that the expectations of the people that have been put on their shoulders will not go in vain. NDPP said PDA government will not be swayed or falter by false rhetoric’s
260Nm). Compared to others in this segment, the Nexon’s engines offer the most torque and are among the most powerful options as well. The top-spec variant gets features like a ConnectNext infotainment system with a 6.5-inch touchscreen display by Harman-Kardon that supports Android Auto and plays sounds through an 8-speaker sound system. Safety features like dual front airbags, ISOFIX child seat mounts, ABS with EBD and corner stability control are offered as standard.
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seemed to have so much knowledge of the ongoing matter, that too for someone who was not party to the case. Perhaps, NDPP said there was more to the story than they were made to presume. As a person with legal background, NDPP said Yitachu should perhaps be careful in thinking twice before giving his comments. NDPP said it was unbecoming of a gentleman of law and an elected representative to be making bungling mistakes in the public domain time and again, which may even invite legal actions. NDPP said since the matter with the ECI has been listed for hearing and the matter was subjudice, it was best for the legal process to take its course. The party said it was confident of the ruling to be in their favour as all the papers, document and legalities were in order. NDPP said Nagas will not be fooled again by the tall promises of the NPF to provide a stable government when the whole world knew what kind of government was given to the people under the leadership of T.R. Zeliang and Dr. Shurhozelie
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given to the NDPP-BJP pre-poll alliance and subsequently other like-minded political parties joined the alliance to provide a stable government under the leadership of chief minister Neiphiu Rio. It said NPF “should not and cannot again expect to ride on someone else’s mandate as was the case in the last house where T.R. Zeliang had to ride on the support of the 8 Congress MLAs for him to continue as the chief minister.” While stating that the peoples mandate was with the PDA, and would remain so for the next five years, NDPP rather asked NPF to be more sympathetic towards its leader and allow him continue to function as the Leader of Opposition, instead of giving him a hope of being the chief minister in waiting for the next five years. On the statement of NPF MLA Yitachu, regarding the matter with the Election Commission, NDPP said it was nothing new since all his (Yitachu) theories have been proved wrong till today. NDPP said it was surprised to note that Yitachu
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(From p-1) NDPP said the two NPF leaders also seemed to be confused since they cannot make up their minds on whether they will form the government or not. On one hand, they say they will very soon form a “coalition” government and the very next moment they state that the rumours to lure the alliance partners are fabricated lies, NDPP added. With just 26 MLAs, NDPP wondered how will it even be possible for the NPF to try and form a government, unless they were thinking and plotting to lure away members of the PDA. It said NPF was only getting caught in their own web of lies and deceit which was now openly displayed for all people to see. NDPP said it was high time for NPF to accept the fact that the mandate of the people had gone against them in the last general elections. NDPP said if NPF wanted to form a government, they should first win the elections with the mandate of the people with the necessary numbers. NDPP reminded NPF that the 2018 mandate was
and modern 1.2L petrol engine that makes 85PS power and 114Nm of torque and diesel variant has a modern engine that delivers an optimum 70PS power and 140Nm of torque. The other notable features are Touchscreen Infotainment by Harman, Navigation with 3D Maps, Reverse Parking Assist, and ABS with EBD and Corner Stability Control. The Tata Nexon AMT gets the choice of a 1.2litre turbo-petrol engine (110PS/170Nm) and a 1.5litre diesel engine (110PS,
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LAND FOR SALE 1. 90 x 100 ft. @ Rs. 95/- per sq. ft. at Khehoku Village (Old Showuba) 2. 100 x 100 ft. @ Rs. 100/- p/sq. ft. at Aoyim Village (Old Showuba) Village Approach Road well connected 8575757573/9862279079
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Hukato Sheqi (right) during the launching programme on Saturday. (NP)
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D I M A P U R , O CT 1 3 (NPN): The Tata Motors showroom, Dimapur launched three of its most popular hatchbacks with updates and adjustments to suit market demands and customer requirements. The three mid-sized hatchbacks launched on Saturday were; Nexon Kraz+, Tiago NRG and Nexon AMT. The cars were unveiled by pastor, NCRCS (S), Ghathasi town, Hukato Sheqi. Tata Kraz+ comes in two variants; petrol and diesel. The maximum power for the petrol variants is 85 ps @ 6000 rpm and 70 ps @4000 rpm. It is also equipped with features like dual front airbags, ABS with EBD and BA, parking sensors, Harman music system with bluetooth, manual AC, all power windows and electrically adjustable ORVMs. The second hatchback, Tiago NRG has a Powerful
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New Delhi, Oct 13 (Agencies): Consumer inflation stood at 3.77 per cent in September, as against 3.69 per cent in the previous month, the government said on Friday. The pickup in inflation was driven by higher prices of food and fuel along with prevailing weakness in the rupee. The retail inflation figure was lower than economists’ estimates. Analysts polled by news agency Reuters had forecast September’s annual increase in the consumer price index at 4.0 per cent. Friday’s data showed retail inflation - determined by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) - was within the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) medium-term target of 4 per cent. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) primarily tracks consumer inflation data while formulating the monetary policy. The central bank had last week maintained a status quo on key lending rates, surprising many market watchers who had anticipated a third consecutive hike, but ruled out any reduction going forward.
to exporters for remedial action,” it said. In the case of ITC refund claims with the Centre and states, the pendency as on date is only Rs 2,077 crore, the ministry said. “Out of the refund claims of Rs 39,372 crore received, provisional/final order has been issued in case of refunds amounting to Rs 32,345 crore. In claims amounting to Rs 4,951 crore, deficiency memos have been issued,” it added. “Thus, actual pendency is far less than is being put out for the knowledge of the public. The overall disposal of GST refunds is Rs 71,169 crore till date. Refund claims without any deficiency are being cleared expeditiously,” the ministry said. It said that efforts are being made continuously to clear all the dues on account of pending refund claims.
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about Rs 15,000 crore due to input tax credit (ITC) as of September 30. The Finance Ministry termed these figures as “exaggerated and thus inaccurate”. It clarified that IGST refund worth only Rs 3,065 crore is held up due to deficiency in claims filed, and the quantum of pending ITC refund is only Rs 2,077 crore. “It is a fact that a large number of exporters have been granted refunds so far while a few claims are still pending owing to deficiencies found in the claims,” it said. The ministry said 92.68 percent (Rs 38,824 crore) of the total IGST refund claims of Rs 41,889 crore have already been disposed. “The remaining claims amounting to Rs 3,065 crores are held up on account of various deficiencies which have been communicated
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New Delhi, Oct 13 (PTI): The government said Rs 71,169 crore worth GST refunds have been disposed of till date and refuted trade body FIEO’s claim that Rs 22,000 crore is stuck, saying the figure is exaggerated and inaccurate. The Finance Ministry, in a statement, said refund claims are being cleared expeditiously and asked export bodies to refrain from putting out “unsubstantiated” claims as they cause “needless alarm” amongst the exporters. The Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) had earlier this week said Rs 22,000 crore GST refunds are pending with the government, which is creating liquidity problems for exporters. FIEO said refunds of about Rs 7,000 crore are pending on account of Integrated GST (IGST) and
Tata Kraz, Tata NRG & Tata Nexon launched
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Dimapur airport has miles to go
(From p-1) The airport director explained that localizers transmit signals which incoming aircrafts locks on to maintain the correct (safe) angle and path while landing. Due to a shortage of 166 meters, it would be challenging for bigger/wider aircrafts to land in the airport. To position the ILS (localizers) at the correct distance, the airport further requires land towards Chathe river which is currently owned by the government. ‘No response from government’: Mughavi Zhimo lamented that there has been no satisfactory response from the state government when it came to addressing their issues. He categorically said, “The Airports Authority of India and the regional headquarters have written many letters to the state government for many years but there has been no satisfactory reply.” He further drew comparisons with two airports in the Northeast; Agartala and Manipur stating that the government in these states have acted promptly whenever the local airport authorities notified them of their grievances. Unfortunately, that has not been the case with Nagaland, he added. He said several renovation works were carried out over the years. However, this time around, he said there will be a major upgradation and Dimapur airport will finally have “star category” toilets in the terminal building with separate toilets for male, female and the differently abled. Despite the challenges, the airport director said Rs. 50 crores has been earmarked for development of the airport. There is an “Isolated Parking Bay” currently under construction to park a plane in case any emergency so that other activities and flight operations are not hampered or stopped. The other major developments in the pipeline are; air conditioning of the entire terminal and the introduction of CUTE system or Common User Terminal system which enables the seven existing check-in counters to cater to a single flight or airline to reduce the queue of passengers.
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IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSION JUDGE TUENSANG, NAGALAND
NO. PD&SI, TSG/OBJECTION NOTICE-1/2017-18/96
/Dt. Tsg. the 9th Oct. 2018
OBJECTION NOTICE
Whereas Mrs. Noksen wife of late Mr. L . Chongshen Chang of Chingmei has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/ transfer/ withdraw the debts & security in regard of her Late husband expired on 01.10.2018. Now therefore, the public are hereby asked to file claims/objection if any within 30 days from the date of issue of this notice. Principal District & Session Judge K-2979 Tuensang, Nagaland
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With profound pride and honor we the Pathso Students’ Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Sangthing Khiam, S/o KHUMO for clearing the recently declared NPSC NPS, NSS, NCS and Allied Service Examination 2017 for the post of DSP. We appreciate your brilliant achievement and for bringing laurels to the community. Further the union sincerely wishes you good health and may this success lead to greater achievements in your future endeavor. Literary Secy. General Secy. T. Tainiu. Heno Nokhio Shiu
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The Dimapur Kikon Ekhung with immense pride and honour praise God and extend our heartiest congratulations to the following bonafide members of this Ekhung for their highest achievements : 1. Shri. K. Renphamo Kikon for being promoted to Jt. Director, Department of Agriculture, Govt. of Nagaland. 2. Er. Renben Kikon for being promoted to S.D.O Department of Nagaland State Transport, Dimapur. 3. Miss Yanchopeni Kikon for her outstanding achievement as Gold Medalist in M.A. Education from Nagaland University 2018. 4. Mr. N. Orenthung Kikon for being selected as E.A.C. in Top List, in the recently declared NPSC Exam. 2018. It is our prayer that Almighty God continue to lead them and grant greater achievements and blessings in their future endeavours.
Zulutoshi Ozukum President
Chupitho Pojar General Secretary
CONGRATULATIONS The apex Tikhir students body is overwhelmed by the recent NPSC results whereby different individuals brought laurels to our tribe. We would like to congratulate : 1. Shri. Akam P Tikhir, Assistant Research Officer (Class II) under Art and Culture 2. Shri. T. Jongsen Tikhir, Secretariat Assistant. 3. Shri. Rikhum S Tikhir, Junior Divisional Accountant. The Union further wishes you great success in your future endeavours. (TEMONG Y TIKHIR) (S. LONGKAMSE) General Secretary, TSU President, TSU
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We the Kohima Sungratsu Ozukum Kidong (Clan) extend our profound happiness and heartfelt congratulations to: 1. Ms. Molosangla Ozukum, D/o Late Mr. I.Lanukaba Ozukum & Mrs. Amenla Sashi for being selected as EAC through NPSC Exam 2018. 2. Mr. Yimkum I Ozukum, S/o Mr. Imtilepzuk Ozukum & Mrs. Meraienla Aier for being selected as Secretariat Assistant through NPSC Exam 2018. It is our prayer that Almighty God continue to bless both of you in the days to come. K-2976
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The Chekiye Villge Council would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kihika Sumi Chishi S/o Lt. Kakuto Chishi & Thelma Chishi for his achievement in securing the post of DSP conducted under NPSC. The Council expresses its happiness for bringing laurels to the Village in general. It is our heartfelt prayer that the Almighty God lead you in future endeavours. Toiho Yeptho Mughaho Zhimomi Chairman Secretary DP-7641
DIMAPUR SÜNGRATSÜ SENSO TELONGJEM Dimapur-797112, Nagaland
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The Dimapur Süngratsü Senso Telongjem, Student's Union, Tetsür Telongjem, and Dimapur Süngratsü Fellowship would like to extend our heartiest congratulations and gratitude to the following individuals for their magnificent achievements in the recently declared NPSC Examination 2018. 1. Miss Molosangla Ozükum, D/o Lt. Lanukaba Ozükum and Mrs. Amenla Sashi Longchar, Extra Assistant Commissioner (E.A.C) Rank No. 4. 2. Mr. Yimkum I Ozükum, S/o Mr. Imtilepzük Ozükum and Mrs. Merainla Aier, Secretariat Assistant (S.A) Rank No. 15. The union wishes them success in their future endeavours. Rongsenlemba Mollier President, DSST
Panhandle has seen for however long that I’ve been living. It’s akin to Hurricane Andrew in 1992 where everything was levelled”. Aerial footage shows coastal cities in the Panhandle, like Mexico Beach, wiped out, CNN said. A psychiatric hospital in Florida is isolated after downed trees blocked roads around Chattahoochee, and a tree caused a water line to break. The facility is running on power generators, and helicopters have delivered food and water, the state’s Department of Children and Families said.
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Yali Village Council (YVC) and Yali Village Citizens would like to congratulate SHRI SAOCHINGMAK, S/o Mongkosanchu for clearing the NPSC Exam. 2018 as D.S.P under Home Department, Police Establishment. The Council and Citizens wish him success in his future endeavours and also pray that the Almighty God continue to bless him. (E. Chingmak) Chairman, YVC (S. Lamba) G.B. Yali Village
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The Niroyo Village Council would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the Department to Animal Husbandry and Veterinary services for their contribution of household Piggery development 2017-2018. A very special mention ought to be made to the Director, Dept. of A & H Veterinary Services Kohima & Dr. Mhonchan Shitiri Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer Wokha under whose initiative the special project is being implemented. The council further wishes all blessings upon all the staff of the department as they continue to perform their virtuous work. C.BHYANTSULUMO LOTHA K.THUNGBEMO NGULLIE VDB Secy. Chairman Niroyo Village Niroyo Village Council OFFICE OF THE
With immense pride and honour, we the Tikhir Students’ Union Kohima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Akam P Tikhir for his outstanding achievement as Assistant Research Officer (Cl-II Gazetted) Under Art & Culture department in the recently declared NPSC result. The Union further wishes him greater success in his future endeavors. P. Apong Khiajong Y Vice President General Secretary TSUK TSUK
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With immense pleasure, the Longsa Gazetted Officer's Union extends heartiest congratulations to our bonafide citizen Smti. Imlijungla Lemtur for securing the prestigious Extra Assistant Commissioner post through Nagaland Public Service Commission. It is indeed a great honour achieved by few talented out of thousands. The Longsa Gazetted Officer's Union welcomes you to its fold and wishes the very best in days to come.
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IMTIAKUM President, LGOU
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With immense pride and joy, the Forestry Graduates Association of Nagaland would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to its members Mr. Zerutso Kesiezie and Miss Ayangla S. Pongen for their success in the recently declared NPSC (NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services) Examination 2017, and getting selected to the posts of E.A.C (Class-I Gazetted, Junior Grade) under Personnel &Administrative Reforms Department, and Deputy of Superintendent of Police (Class-I Gazetted), under Home Department, Police Establishment Branch respectively. The FGAN further wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to guide and bless them in all their future endeavors.
Hq.Anatongre,Dist: Kiphire-798611,Nagaland Motto:“Rise and Shine” Email: tsuhqana@gmail.com
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With great pride and honour the M.K.K would like to extend its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Mughapu Swu, S/o Mr. Kahuto Swu for clearing the recent NPSC as Inspector of Taxes (Class III Non-Gazetted), under Taxation Department. The union wishes you success in your future endeavors.
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to search and rescue the victims, but the operations were hampered by poor access, as the affected areas were remotely located near mountain with bad roads, said Sutopo. The floods and landslides came after a series of catastrophes in Indonesia, including multiple strong quakes and an ensuing tsunami that left over 2,000 people dead in Central Sulawesi Province.
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might rise as assessment of the aftermath was still underway. Flash floods also struck several villages in Tanah Datar and Pasaman districts of West Sumatra province, damaging houses. Meanwhile, landslides occurred in North Sumatra’s Sibolga town, destroying scores of houses. Soldiers, the police and rescuers were rushing
Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Brock Long said on Friday. The 17 victims comprised eight from Florida, five in Virginia, three in North Carolina and a child in Georgia. Michael made landfall in the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday as a Category 4 hurricane -- the strongest on record to hit the area -- and charged north through Georgia and into the Carolinas and Virginia, wreaking havoc and causing emergencies. Senator Bill Nelson called the devastation “the worst destruction that the
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Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said. Among the casualties, there were 11 students of an Islamic school who died after being hit by collapsing buildings in Muara Saladi village of Mandailing Natal during flash floods on Friday, Sutopo told Xinhua news agency. Scores of people were believed to be buried under the mud. The spokesperson said that the death toll
Miami, Oct 13 (IANS) The death toll from hurricane Michael, one of the most powerful storms to make landfall in the US mainland, has increased to 17, with coastal Florida cities damaged beyond recognition, and homes, businesses and agriculture torn or swamped from Georgia to Virginia. More than 1 million people were left without electricity, and emergency officials have no access to many towns, CNN reported on Saturday. The toll is also expected to climb as search and rescue efforts continue. “I expect the fatality count to rise as we get through the debris,”
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Ja k a rta , O c t 1 3 (IANS): At least 22 people including children were killed and 15 others wounded as flash floods and landslides struck West and North Sumatra provinces of Indonesia, officials said on Saturday. The disaster also destroyed 48 houses while evacuation and search operations for the missing were underway, National Disaster Management
The rubble in Mexico Beach, Fla., on Friday, Oct. 12, 2018, two days after a Category 4 Hurricane Michael devastated the small coastal town just outside Panama City, Fla. (AP/PTI)
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province and have claimed previous attacks there. It was not the first attack on a political campaign. On Tuesday, eight people including candidate Saleh Mohammad Achekzai, were killed when a suicide bomber struck Achekzai’s home In Helmand province. He was holding a meeting at the time of the attack in Lashkar Gah, the provincial capital. On October 2, just days after official campaigning began, a suicide bomber struck an election rally in eastern Nangarhar province, killing at least 14 people and wounding around 40. Last week, Taliban insurgents issued a statement condemning the elections and war ning candidates and Afghan Security Forces that they would be targets if they participate. The Taliban called the polls a US-manipulated event to further their hold on the country. There are 2,565 candidates vying for seats in the 249-member chamber, including 417 women candidates. In the run-up to campaigning, five candidates have been killed in separate attacks. Officials from the countr y’s Independent Election Commission said another two candidates have been abducted, with their fates unknown, and three others have been wounded in violence.
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The Chozubami Students’ Union conveys our heartiest congratulations to the following persons who excelled in their respective fields : 1) Mr. Velatso Demo, District Forest Officer (DFO), Phek for being inducted into prestigeous Indian Forest Service (IFS). 2) Mr. Cekronuyi Nienu, S/o Lt. Lhurupru Nienu for getting through LDA Cum Computer Assistant Exam conducted by Dept. of Agricuture. 3) Mrs. Neichulou Swuro on her promotion to Senior Accounts Assistant under the Dept. of Treasuries & Accounts. 4) Mr. Rudulhu Nienu on his promotion to Inspector under the Dept. of Agriculture. The Union wishes you all the best in your future endeavours. (RISÜHLÜ RHAKHO) (MÜDOTHIYI SUMI) President, C.S.U. General Secretary, C.S.U.
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ally terrible situation. So we’ll see what happens,” he said. Meanwhile, House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce and Ranking Member Eliot Engel wrote to Trump urging swift action in the disappearance of Khashoggi. “Mr. President, we value our relations with Saudi Arabia. Yet murder and other blatant violations of international norms and agreements cannot be done with impunity,” they wrote. Royce and Engel urged the president to use all pressure necessary to encourage greater Saudi cooperation in the investigation into this incident. “Unless the Saudi government fully discloses what it knows about this disappearance and likely murder, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin should cancel plans to attend the upcoming ‘Davos in the Desert’ conference. “Participation in this conference is not critical to our economic security and would potentially undermine efforts to show the Saudi government and
Kabul, Oct 13 (AP): A motorcycle rigged with explosives detonated at an election rally in northeastern Afghanistan on Saturday killing at least 14 people, including civilians and security forces, officials said. Khalil Aser, spokesman for the provincial police chief in Takhar province, said 32 others were wounded when the explosives-laden motorbike parked near the rally in Rustaq district exploded. “There are a number of wounded people in critical condition,” he said. The attack took place at about noon before Nazefa Yusoufi Beg, a female candidate running for a seat in parliament in October 20 elections, arrived at the rally, Aser said. It was not immediately clear if she was the target. Jawad Hajri, spokesman for the provincial governor, said Rustaq is a remote district where insurgent attacks have not occurred in the past and the candidate’s supporters had gathered for the rally confident they would be safe. Adeb Hamra, a local resident, said in a telephone interview that the district government hospital has only four doctors and was overwhelmed with dead and wounded, most of them in critical condition. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack but Taliban insurgents are active in the
R. Sosang Lemtor General Secretary, DSST
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FELICITATION The Süngratsü Union Kohima with immense pride and honour, would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss Molosangla Ozükum, D/o Late I Lanukaba Ozükum for achieving the post of EAC (Class-1 Gazetted) and Mr.Yimkum I Ozükum, S/o Mr. Imtilepzuk Ozükum for achieving the post of Secretariat Assistant (Class-III NonGazetted) in the recently declared NPSC Exam. The Union further wishes them gread success and bright future in their endeavours. (Kalong Longchar) President SSTK
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others around the world that brazen attacks on civilians inside consular facilities are unacceptable,” the letter said. Trump told reporters that a final determination has not been made yet. “I guess a lot of people are going over to an investment conference. And he (Treasury Secretary) actually called this morning and he will make that determination. But he was partially over there anyway. “We’ll see what happens. Maybe some won’t be going. We’ll make that determination very soon,” Trump said. Nearly two dozen influential Democratic Senators, including Indian-origin Senator Kamala Harris, on Friday urged the Trump administration to reassert America’s moral leadership in protecting freedom of expression. These governments, however, should recognise that the United States disagrees with their strong-arm tactics and will continue to be the loudest global voice advocating for the rights of those speaking out against corruption and repression. No one should get a free pass, said the letter. According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, thus far in 2018, 43 journalists have been killed. Since 2017, as many as 267 journalists have been arrested and detained. Last week, the Chinese Communist Party detained Interpol
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Washington, Oct 13 (PTI): US President Donald Trump has said he would call Saudi Arabia’s King Salman on missing dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi who is feared killed at the kingdom’s consulate in Turkey. Trump’s remarks at a campaign event came amidst mounting pressure on him from Congressmen and the media as reports coming out of Turkey suggest that Khashoggi was brutally killed by Saudi officials inside their consulate in Istanbul. Khashoggi, 59, a Washington Post contributor, had gone there to collect some papers for his marriage. “I will be calling at some point King Salman. I’ll be speaking to him yes,” Trump said. “We’re going to find out what happened with respect to the terrible situation in Turkey, having to do Saudi Arabia and the reporter. And nobody knows quite yet. Nobody has been able to put it all together. People are starting to form ideas. And as they’re formed, we’ll let you know. But it certainly is a terrible thing,” Trump said. The President declined to indicate the nature of his conversation with the King. “I can’t tell you but I will say that they’re looking very hard and fast and not only us, a lot of people are looking to find out because it is potentially a really, re-
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Indian Idol Sourabhee NE Dancing best Mom s-4 audition on Nov 18 performs in Dimapur W We, congratulate and salute to Shri. Avikishe Sema S/o Shri. Ahovi Khujumi & Smti. Hutoli Yeptho. The mission member who passed the prestigious NPSC Exam 2018 securing DSP post. May the Almighty God grant you wisdom and guide you through life's journey. INATO KHUJUMI CONVENOR
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With deep sense of appreciation and immense happiness we the family members and relatives would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. N Joseph son of Lt. S. Namang Phom of Pongching village for successfully clearing the recent NPSC Exam as Secretariat Assistant and bringing laurels to the family. It is our prayer that the Almighty God bless you and lead you in all your future endeavour. Family & Relatives K-2969
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Moalaong (extreme left) and his partner Surya Sangwan (2nd-L) at the ComicCon Hyderabad on Saturday.
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“Psalms 75:7 It is God who executes judgment, putting down one and lifting up another” Living up to someone’s expectation is not an easy task, yet both of you have lived up to so many of our expectations and has made us proud and most of all has brought glory to God through your success. From the get go your hard work, sincerity, enthusiasm, dedication and the determination to not give up, were very inspiring and uplifting. We are so proud to be a part of this success which you’ve both achieved. Wishing you both more success and the best of luck in your new capacity. Praise The Lord! 1. Mughapu Swu, S/o Kahuto Swu & Kakheli Swu, Inspector of Taxes, NPSC. 2. Ghusheli Swu, D/o Hokishe Swu & Tokheli Swu, Graduate Teacher (Science), DOSE
ecure The Skies’, a play store by next week. DR. BOHOVI CHOPHY conducted free medical checkup at Government NCRC SUMI music based aerial (NPN) Residential Hostel (SSA) Zunheboto on 5th Oct 2018. MUDUTSUGHO VILLAGE District Education Officer Zunheboto K-2975 DP-7625 combat game developed by SUMO works Dear Apo and Ayo will be released by end of October. Happy 57th Wedding Anniversary FELICITATION According to the founders Moalong Longkumer and Surya Sangwan (Su-being Surya and Mobeing Moa) the game will be launched by the end of this month. They said interested Seyiechülhou Kevisezo Sirie gamers can check out for We the members of SAK take immense pleasure to extend our heartiest congratulations to more updates on their social Mr. Seyiechülhou son of Mr. Metsilie Suohumvü and Kevisezo Sirie son of Mr. Megoneizo Sirie networking sites like Faceof Kiruphema, for successfully emerging as DSP in Merit No 2 and No 4 respectively under the book page @ Sumoworks Home Department, Police Establishment Branch, Nagaland. The Association is extremely happy and also on instagram @ and wishes them success in their future endeavours too. Sumoworks. The duo also showDiezevi-ü Neilhoulie Vielie cased their demo at the Gen. Secy, SAK President, SAK K-2972 ComicCon Hyderabad on Mr. & Mrs. Nyimtsemo Kikon and Ntseno Kikon the October 13, 2018. You are an inspiration to us and we are more than happy to Interested players can have you as our parents. also try the demo through May God bless you both with more years to come. android play store or google Loving children, grandchildren and in-laws. K-2960
A Resident Doctor (MBBS or Gynecologist) Wanted at Longpang PHC (House of Hope), Tuensang Package : Rs. 65000/- per month with an increment of Rs.1000/once a year Free Quarter, Electricity and Water 15 days Break/off in 3 months. Probation for 6 months. Contact : 9862582044 Email : ecsecs_93@rediffmail.com
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The Sutemi Union Dimapur extends our heartfelt congratulations to Shri Kihika Chishi S/o Lt. Kakuto Chishi and Mrs. Thelma Chishi, for successfully clearing the NPSC and securing the post of DSP. It is through your years of hard work and perseverance that you have achieved this, and this in future will be an inspiration to all the youth from our village to emulate. The Union takes immense pride in your achievement and prays that the Almighty God guides and blesses you with good health, wisdom and to greater heights of success in the years to come. Hotovi Assumi Roland Chishi President, SUD Gen. Secy., SUD
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Yadav also disclosed that Bollywood film, “Rowdy SP” will also be released during the event. Everyday salt, managing director Naresh Jain briefed about the iodised salt which was launched in 2013. (Staff Reporter)
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Other artistes including Annie’s OK, Hearts on Vacation, Re-born Confession, Yavana also performed during the show. The concert was host by renowned music educationist Yanpo Humtsoe. (Staff Reporter)
Yadav said the audition will be held in Dimapur, Guwahati and Dibrugarh in the month of November. Yadav also informed that the winner will walk away with cash prizes besides gift hampers. Along with the upcoming NE dancing best Mom,
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With immense gratitude and honour the Changki Tzüdir Kidong Dimapur would like to express profound appreciation and heartiest congratulation to Miss Medemkala Tzüdir on her successful performance for the post of Deputy Superintendent of Police (D.S.P) conducted by NPSC Exam 2017. We also express appreciation and heartiest congratulations to her younger brother Mr. Talitemjen Tzüdir for securing the Gold Medal in M.Sc Zoology from Nagaland University. Both Miss Medemkala Tzüdir and Mr. Talitemjen Tzüdir are the children of Mr. Imti. Tzüdir and Mrs. Moala Alinger, Dimapur. The Changki Tzüdir Kidong Dimapur, wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to bless both of them with best opportunity, wisdom and good health for all time to come. Arep Tzüdir I. Makenjujang Tzüdir President For Secretary C.T.K.D C.T.K.D
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ndia’s first female Indian Idol Sourabhee Debbarma performed at a charity concert to a crowd of thousand fans at Agri Expo, Dimapur on Saturday. She was part of the contingent of Indian Idol season-4 where she went on and emerged as the winner in the year 2008. Talking to Nagaland post Sourabhee Debbarma said it was her second time visiting Dimapur. She went on saying, “It has always been fun and exciting to be in Dimapur” and that she was eager to visit the city again and was grateful
for being invited to sing in front of the welcoming and “crazy” crowd. She lauded the organizers for coming up with such an event which would benefit the children in particular. About her visit, she said that she will be leaving tommorow for her hometown after visiting Kohima. Born and raised in Agartala, Tripura, Sourabhee has been performing at various live concerts and has performed across India and abroad in countries including Hong Kong, Nigeria, Durban, New York City, London, Kuwait, Bangladesh and Nepal. The charity concert, organized to aid children’s home students in Nagaland, was managed by Zuchumo Mozhui, Moa Longkumer, Chichamo and David. The concert kicked with an instrumental piece presented by Rock Department of Note Grid. Pop alternative rock sensation Parmita Reang (Jellybean) also performed during the concert with her band.
ith the concept to provide platform for mothers to showcase their talents, the upcoming North East (NE) dancing best Mom season4, audition, sponsored by Everyday, iodised salt will be held in on November 18. This was announced during a press conference Saturday. Informing about the upcoming event, Murti films Pvt Ltd proprietor Munna
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Mr. Seyiechulhou Suohumvu and Mr. Kevisezo Sirie The Rhakhwunoma Khel Kiruphema with immense honour congratulates Mr. Seyiechulhou Suohumvu, S/o Tsilie Suohumvu and Mr. Kevisezo Sirie, S/o Goneiu Sirie for qualifying in the recently declared NPSC exam 2018 to the Posts of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) under Home Department, Police Establishment Branch. Rhakhwunoma Khel Kiruphema further wishes them good health and success in their new responsibility and in all their future endeavours.
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Virat Kohli plays a shot on Day 2 of the second test match against West Indies, in Hyderabad on Saturday. (PTI)
India hold China 0-0 in friendly S u z ho u, O c t 1 3 (IANS): India produced a sturdy defensive performance to hold China to a goalless draw in an international football friendly here on Saturday. For the most part, the match was a battle between wave upon wave of Chinese attacks and robust -- sometimes desperate -defending by the Indians.
Winners of the tournament with their trophies on Saturday.
Di m a p u r , O c t 1 3 (NPN): The 5th All Don Bosco Schools Nagaland tournament was held on October 12 and 13 at Don Bosco Higher Secondary School, Kohima. Altogether, 370 students and staff from Seven Salesian Schools namely Don Bosco Mon, Don Bosco Wokha, Don Bosco Dimapur, Don Bosco Zubza, Don Bosco Kohima, Christ King Kohima and Little Flower Kohima, participated in the tournament. Don Bosco Kohima emerged as the winners in boys basketball while Don
Late Ghulakha Pukho Swu S/o Khumtsa Pukho Swu Retd. Public Prosecutor, Dept. of Justice & Law, GoN at Lazami Village Time : 11:00 A.M. 14th October 2018
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Bosco Zubza bagged the runners-up. In girls basketball, Don Bosco Wokha and Little Flower Kohima were the champions and runnersup respectively. In boys volleyball, Don Bosco Zubza was the winner while Don Bosco Dimapur bagged the runners-up. Don Bosco Kohima and Don Bosco Dimapur were the champions and runners-up respectively in girls volleyball. Elias T Lotha, transport
We, the bereaved family of Late Imli Longchar (Lirmen), would like to express our profound gratefulness to all those who have helped us physically, spiritually, financially at his sudden demise. Although we cannot thank everyone of you individually, we express our gratitude for the kindness shown to us. Loving Wife, family members & relatives
commissioner, Government of Nagaland, who was the special invitee for the closing ceremony, appreciated the salesians for being faithful in accompanying the young in their life journey. He said that the Salesians through sports and other activities make the youth discover their talents and teach them to excel in it. The special invitee gave away the certificates and trophies to the teams.
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The hosts increased the intensity of their attacks in the last 30 minutes, which saw them hit the crossbar and the post. The Indian survived another close shave when a mad goal mouth scramble saved their citadel. The visitors had very few chances which were wasted due to extremely poor finishing and lack of proper co-ordination.
Inter district & Nagaland open TT championship Di m a p u r , O c t 1 3 (NPN): Inter District cum Nagaland Open Table Tennis Championship 2018 will be held on October 17 at indoor tennis stadium, Raj Bhavan, Kohima. The tournament is being organised by Kohima District Table Tennis Association (KDTTA) in collaboration with Nagaland Table Tennis Association (NTTA). The table tennis tournament will be hosted by Advisor of Youth Resources & Sports, Er. Zale Neikha.
the West Indian lower order, to return figures of 6/88 in the first hour of play, teenaged opener Shaw gave India a flying start in the company of an offcolour Lokesh Rahul (4), with the first wicket stand yielding 61 runs. With the
Rome, Oct 13 (IANS): Italian forward Antonio Cassano, who had played for Real Madrid, Roma and both Milan teams, announced his retirement from football at the age 36 on Saturday, asserting that he has no regrets at the end of a professional career that was at times plagued by his unprofessional behavior. The Italy international, who was fined in 2012 by UEFA for homophobic press remarks, said he realized he no longer has the motivation to keep up a continuous training regime. “Dear friends, the day has come, when you decide it is really over,” Cassano said in a letter published on Twitter by his close friend, the Italian journalist Pierluigi Pardo. Capped 39 times by Italy, Cassano also claimed the La Liga title with Real Madrid (2006-2007), the Serie A title with Milan (2010-2011), and two Italian Super Cup wins with Roma (2000-2001) and Milan (2010-2011).
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outscore Rahane, en-route his second Test fifty. Rahane also brought up his 15th half century with a poke outside off in the same over from legspinner Devendra Bishoo. Earlier, after pacer Umesh Yadav ran through
hosts comfortably placed at 80/1 by lunch, Shaw departed after forging a 37-run second wicket stand with Pujara before the latter departed seven balls later. Shaw, whose attractive 53-ball knock was laced with 11 boundaries and a six, succumbed to an easy catch to Shimron Hetmyer at extra cover off Warrican. With the addition of just four runs to India’s score, pacer Shannon Gabriel dealt the hosts another blow with the dismissal of Cheteshwar Pujara. T h e r e a f t e r, Ko h l i and Rahane stabilised the innings with a valuable 60-run third wicket stand before the India captain was trapped in front by his opposite number Jason Holder, who bowled an extended spell before heading to the tea interval. Brief Scores: West Indies 311 (Chase 106, Holder 52; Umesh Yadav 6/88, Kuldeep Yadav 3/85) vs India 308/4 (Rishabh Pant 85 n.o, Rahane 75 n.o, Prithvi Shaw 70; Jason Holder 2/45)
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Hyderabad, Oct 13 (IANS): India rode on a defiant 146-run fifth wicket stand between half-centurions Ajinkya Rahane and Rishabh Pant to reach 308/4 and more importantly cut down the deficit to just 3 runs at stumps on Day 2 of the second cricket Test at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium here on Saturday. At close of play, both Pant (85 not out) and Rahane (75 not out) closed in on their respective centuries even as the West Indian bowlers failed to keep the momentum of the second session, where they managed to take three key wickets of Prithvi Shaw (70), Cheteshwar Pujara (10) and skipper Virat Kohli (45). Resuming the final session at 173/4, Rahane and Pant mixed caution with calculative aggression to steady the ship after the hoax middle-session scare. The right-left duo managed to see off the initial period before Pant broke the shackles with a few lusty blows to nearly
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Those we love don’t go away; they linger beside us every day. Unseen and unheard but always near, still loved, still missed and very dear. Loved Ones
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Born : 28/05/79 – Died : 10/10/18 BORN : 14TH AUGUST 1916 DIED : 18TH OCTOBER 2018
Our beloved mother Late MANGYANGTOSÜ’s (MOLUNGYIMSEN) 103 years of life’s journey with 12 children and 142 grand children came to an end on 8th October 2018 as God called her to be with Him forever. We convey our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to everyone who stood by us spiritually, physically, emotionally and materially during her life and till her death. We remain indebted to you all and deeply regret our inability to each and everyone individually, but it is our most humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly in return. DP-7638
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Loving wife, children and family members.
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MESHEKHU CHISHI, HEVISHE VILLAGE Born: 1924, Died: 3rd Oct 2018
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On 3rd October 2018 Wednesday at 6:30 AM, we lost the most loving and caring father; principled and disciplined, truthful and just, and above all, a God fearing man. God, pre-destined for him a blessed long life-span of 95 years; filled with joy, peace, comfort and the inevitable suffering as well. We are consoled with the joyous hope that our precious father, asleep now, would be raised on that great DAY. In this column, we would like to acknowledge and express our immense and heartfelt gratitude to all the well-wishers from near and far, during his illness and at his funeral. Indeed, we are indebted to you all for the unrequitable love and concern, physical, spiritual, moral, material, financial, and the best of all, your unceasing prayers. We sincerely pray that the Lord our God bless you abundantly. Lovingly, VIHOTO CHISHI, Diphupar. And all the family members. DP-7615 K Y M C
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NE Inter-State Badminton C’ship concludes Manipur’s Maheshwari wins women’s singles title
Junior team champions Manipur and (right) senior team champions Assam with chief minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio during the prize distribution ceremony of North East Zone Inter-State Badminton Championship on Saturday.
Dimapur, Oct 13 (NPN): The North East Zone Inter-State Badminton Championship concluded Saturday with chief minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio as the chief host at DDBA Indoor Stadium, United Colony, Dimapur Ksh Devi Maheshwari from Manipur won the women’s singles title. In the final match, Maheshwari defeated Megha Morchana Bora from Assam in straight sets of 21-9, 21-10. The shuttler from Assam was no match for the international player from Manipur. Maheshwari, who plays in the junior category international level, was ahead of Bora throughout the match after taking a 4-0 lead. However, Bora
fought back to within one point behind her opponent at one stage. But the Manipuri shuttler made it 12-4 without dropping a point. A confident looking Maheshwari made a couple of silly mistakes before finishing the first set 21-9. The second set got off to a competitive start with 2-2 points. But, Maheshwari, was in no mood to play around as she earned three point to make it 5-2. She further stretched her lead to 15-7 before sealing the match 21-10. Maheshwari also won the girls U-19 singles title after defeating Isharani Boruah from Assam 19-21, 21-7, 22-20. The men’s singles title was won by Hirajyoti Neog from Assam by means of
walk-over after his opponent, Orijit Chaliha (Assam) had to leave for Indonesian open junior championship. In the men’s doubles final, M Joseph and L Laldhuma from Mizoram fought back from a set down to defeat L Unikumar Singh and O Amison Singh of Manipur to clinch the title. The shuttlers from Manipur won the first set 21-18. However, in the second set, Mizoram boys took the lead from the beginning till the end to win the set 21-17. The competitive final set was tied at 7-7 at one stage but Manipur boys took a two points advantage while changing the side. However, Mizoram boys won three consecu-
tive points to make it 11-11 before the match was tied at 15-15 again. A confusion on the line halted the match for a couple of minutes but the point was finally awarded to Manipur making it 16-18. But Mizoram deservingly won the next two points before sealing the match 21-18. Women’s doubles title was won by Arunachal’s Pinki Karki and Tarin Yania by defeating M Somibala Devi and N Purnima Devi from Manipur 24-21, 21-11. In the team championship, Assam emerged as the winner in senior category while Manipur bagged the runners-up. In junior category, Manipur and Assam emerged as the winner and runners-up
Alpha United to Loyem Memorial Trophy: Nyenshen organize Futsal FC, Strangers’ United FC win tournament D i m a p u r , O c t 1 3 to finish the match 3-1 in
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KO HIMA , O CT 1 3 (NPN): Alpha United will be organizing the first edition of Futsal tournament from November 1-3 at Kohima village ground. The winner of the tournament will receive a cash prize of Rs. 30,000 while the runners up will pocket Rs. 20,000. There will also be individual awards for most skillful player and the best goalkeeper of the tournament. Interested teams can collect the entry forms from Plaza Bakery, Razhii Point and Global Sports, opposite Oking Hospital, Kohima. The registration fee is Rs.3000.
Ko h i m a , O c t 1 3 (NPN): Saptiqa FC Zunheboto and Senapati FC entered the quarterfinals of 19th NSF Martyrs’ Memorial Trophy on Saturday. In the first match, Saptiqa FC Zunheboto edged past Kigwema Students’ Union 1-0 with an injury time goal. Aben scored the winning goal in the injury time. Anguzo Phira & Kuzole Phira of KSU, and Philip of Saptiqa FC Zunheboto were yellow carded for foul play. In the last pre-quarter finals, Senapati FC qualified for the last 8 by defeating Khuzama Youth Organisation 3-1. Strug-
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( N P N ) : N ye n s h e n F C blanked New Young FC 5-0 at the ongoing Loyem Memorial Trophy at parade ground, Tuensang on Saturday. Imlong Chaba and Souhambou scored two goals each while Rabindra scored a goal to complete the rout. The fastest goal of the tournament was scored in the second match when Nungsang of Strangers’ United found the net in the 38th second after the kick off whistle. Nokching Somba of Saoyang Sporting FC scored in the 17th minute to make the score 1-1 at halftime. In the second half of the match, Bei and Nungsang added two more goals
favour of Strangers’ United FC. On Friday, rain played a major role as Settle FC and Oziepik FC settled for a goalless draw. Earlier, Foothill United FC took an early lead over DEF Tuensang at 18 minute after Ritisase guided the ball over the goal line. However, DEF Tsg found the equaliser through John in the 51th minute. The comeback was completed when Kushem scored in the 59th minute to end the match 2-1 in favour of DEF Tsg. Monday’s matches 1at match: 12:00 noon Mt. Pongen Vs Saksi FC 2nd match: 1:30 pm Sangzi FC Vs New Young FC
respectively. In U-19 mixed doubles, Suraj Goala & Maini Boruah from Assam beat M Nicky & K Priya Devi from Manipur 2 1 - 1 3 , 21-15. In U-19 boy’s singles, Manipur’s Bidyasagar Salam beat Iman Sonwal from Assam 21-11,21-13. Chimran Kalita & Maini Boruah from Assam won the under-19 girl’s doubles title after defeating Valinadhudrom & K Priya Devi from Manipur 21-18, 19-21, 16-21. Altogether 152 players including officials from eight North Eastern states of Assam, Ar unachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Sikkim took part in the 4-day long tournament.
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DFL: A1 Powerplay beat United V&S Dimapur, Oct 13 (NPN): A1 Powerplay beat United V&S 3-1 at the ongoing Dimapur Football League on Saturday. Sangti, Anato and Shikuto scored a goal each for A1 Powerplay in the 12th, 24th and 49th minutes respectively. Nikato of United V&S scored the sole goal for his club in the18th minute. Sangti and Onilo of A1 and, Vinono and Tonaka of United F&S were cautioned during the match. Shikuto of A1 Powerplay was named man of the match.
In the other match, Dorian’s Society were held to a 2-2 draw by Chanan FC. Earlier, addressing the players, match patron, Daniel Lotha, cabinet secretary, NSCN (IM) said sports do not only promote economic development and healthy lifestyle but also acts as a catalyst for social cohesiveness. “Sports teach you to understand the meaning of a team, you need to work with everybody and experience the fun of competition driving you towards the common goal” he said. He also said that sports is a universal
language understood by all and therefore it becomes one of the most effective means to unite and understand each other. Daniel said that DFL has given a strong reformation to the game of football in Dimapur to reshape talents and provide new platform for upcoming players. He told the participating clubs that it is an opportune time to share ideas and build a lasting relationship. He also encouraged the players to take full advantage of the event to enhance their skills both on and off the field.
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Thierry Henry agrees Monaco deal Mon a c o, O c t 1 3 (Agencies): Thierr y Henry has agreed a deal to replace Leonardo Jardim and become Monaco’s new manager. Jardim was sacked earlier this week with Monaco, who reached the Champions League semi-finals and Thierry Henry won Ligue 1 in 2016/17, The move will be Henlanguishing in 18th place with just one win from their ry’s first into management, and will see him leave his opening nine matches.
role as a member of Roberto Martinez’s backroom staff with Belgium. The former Arsenal and France forward was linked with the Aston Villa job following Steve Bruce’s sacking last week, but that job eventually went to Dean Smith. Henry will be returning to familiar surroundings at Monaco, having begun his professional playing career with the principality side.
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Saptiqa FC, Senapati FC through to quarter finals However, in less than five minutes time, Imda of Senapati FC equalised the match. He also scored the third goal in the 70th minute of the game. The second goal came from the boot of Nanda in the 19th minute. Av i t o T h a p r ü o f KYO and Heshu Pulou & Tharmisaan of Senapati FC were penalised with yellow card for foul play. Senapati FC will clash with Saptiqa FC in the quarter finals on October 16 at 2pm. Monday’s matches First match: 12 noon Kigwema SU (blue) and Saptiqa FC Zunheboto in action on Saturday. (NP) Monsang SU (Manipur) Vs Tribal Brothers gling in the paddy field- vert a spot kick at an early the lead through Viho Kin’s Second match: 2:00 pm like ground, Vareiyang of stage of the play. Khuzama kick from the penalty spot Phesama YO Vs Senapati FC failed to con- Youth Organisation took in the 12th minute. Meriema VYO
Coric outclass Federer to enter Shanghai final
Borna Coric reached the Shanghai Masters final after beating Roger Federer on Saturday.
Shanghai, Oct 13 (Agencies): Croatian youngster Bor na Coric caused a major upset by dethroning Roger Federer to reach his first Masters 1000 final in Shanghai on Saturday. Coric produced an immaculate display to come through in straight sets against the 20-time Grand Slam champion, 6-4 6-4 and record his second-straight win over the Swiss great. The 37-year-old found himself an early break down before finding some rhythm on the fast surface of the Qizhong Forest Sports City Arena, but the 13th seed was playing tennis at an exceptionally high level, losing
just five points on serve, as he held his own to seal the opening set in 34 minutes. Coric had Federer in a hole midway through the second set as another break put the 21-year-old in control of the match. He stayed cool to pass Federer with a stunning forehand to claim a superb victory to take his place in Sunday’s showpiece where he will take on Novak Djokovic. Djokovic eased past Zverev 6-2 6-1 for his 44th victory of a remarkable year which has seen the 31year-old win Wimbledon, the Cincinnati Masters and US Open in recent months, after having elbow surgery in February.
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