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KPU to impose bandh on NH-2 DIMAPUR, OCT 16 (NPN): Kandi Public Union (KPU), which had served an ultimatum on the state government on October 6, 2017 to direct the contractors to begin construction of BDO office building at Chunlikha within 15 days, on Monday announced that bandh would be imposed on National Highway-2 after the expiry of deadline. In a press release, KPU publicity & information secretary, Khiyalo Kez, said the union had submitted a number of representations to the government in connection to the construction of BDO office building at Chunlikha which was inaugurated on February 29, 2012. Pointing out that construction work order was issued to M/S JK & sons constructions on November 11, 2016, the union, however, said that no action was taken up as requested. Even after serving ultimatum, the KPU said there was no sign of construction till date. Meanwhile, KPU cautioned that it would not be held responsible for inconvenience caused to the general public due to proposed bandh.

INS Kiltan joins Indian Navy’s arsenal

VISAKHAPATNAM, OCT 16 (IANS): India’s naval defence got a boost on Monday with the commissioning of the indigenously-developed anti-submarine warfare stealth corvette INS Kiltan, nicknamed “silent killer on the prowl”, which is capable of fighting in nuclear, biological and chemical warfare. Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman commissioned INS Kiltan, the third of the four anti-submarine warfare stealth warships built under the Rs 7,800-crore Project 28. Two similar corvettes -- INS Kamorta and INS Kadmatt -- have already been commissioned by the navy. With the inclusion of INS Kiltan, which is 100 tonnes lighter than the previous corvettes and capable of carrying heavy weapons load, the Indian Navy’s capability to protect its warships and detect and target enemy vessels have been further augmented.

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Rights of indigenous people will not be compromised: Rijiju

NSF Martyrs’ Trophy: NP, TKS enter semis

Pak withdraws Saeed’s detention request under anti-terror law

northeast, Page 4

sports, Page 16

international, Page 9

GST collective decision of all: PM

GANDHINAGAR, OCT 16 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday asserted that the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime was a collective decision of all political parties and state governments and that the Centre was only a small part in the decision-making process. Addressing a massive gathering of party workers in Gandhinagar, Modi said in Gujarati that all “political parties, including the Congress, took the decision to bring in GST. You are all partners in this decision”. “The central government is only a 30th part in the entire GST Council,” the Prime Minister said, indicating that the responsibility for the problems because of the new tax regime could not be rest solely on his office. “I had said it is a new tax regime and I will review it after three months. And we not only reviewed it, but are trying to resolve all ticklish issues and all gaps relating to it. “I assure our huge trading community that the government is committed to ensure they have no problems because of the new reformist tax regime,” Modi said.

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The Prime Minister claimed that thousands of new traders were coming up to join the GST regime but seeking simplicity in its implementation. “I have given my word to the traders that I will not allow them to suffer. “Nobody is against GST, they all want that there should be no hurdles in its implementation. We are seized of it and am continuously making suggestions to address all concerns.” The GST has been tagged, along with the PM’s shock decision to ban highdenomination notes a year ago, as a significant contributing factor to the economic slowdown. The Prime Minister also dared the Congress to contest the Gujarat As-

sembly elections on development plank. Attacking the party leadership, Modi said that the Nehru-Gandhi family dislikes Gujarat and Gujaratis. He said that the opposition party was concerned with only “preserving its dynasty”. “Communalism, casteism, dynastic rule, misleading the people -- these are the instruments which Congress uses to win elections. They don’t have it in them to win on the issue of development. “I challenge them to fight on the issue of development and stop misleading people,” he added. Modi accused the Congress of treating Gujarati leaders “unfairly” and named Sardar Patel and former Prime Minister Morarji Desai among the party’s victims. This came even as the Congress party accused the Election Commission of deliberately delaying the announcement of Gujarat Assembly elections to favour the BJP. “The EC has intentionally delayed announcement of date(s) for Gujarat elections just to favour Modi, to enable him to make tall, hol-

low promises to the people of Gujarat,” Delhi Congress chief Ajay Maken told reporters on Monday. On October 12, the Election Commission had announced that Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections would be held on November 9 and the results declared on December 18. However, the poll body had not announced the dates for Gujarat polls. Earlier this month, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley met with his counterparts from states - together, they comprise the GST Council -and revised rates on a range of items. Among them, those that are crucial to traders in Gujarat: the khakra snack, for example, and man-made textile yarn. Critics pointed out these concessions were intended to ensure the BJP was not penalised by small and medium sized businesses in Gujarat, which must vote before December 18. “We took feedback and we made changes,” Modi said to a huge rally in Gandhinagar, the capital of Gujarat. “All parties and states were involved” in deciding the main features of the GST, he reiterated.

MUDRA scheme focussed on young entrepreneurs: CS Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 16 (NPN): As per the directive of the Centre, Nagaland government, supported by State Level Banker’s Committee (SLBC) and Finance department, would be organizing the ‘financial inclusion camp- Micro Units Development Refinance Agency (MUDRA) promotion campaign’ on October 17 at Capital Convention Centre in order to create more awareness of various schemes for entrepreneurs. The programme would be graced by Health & Family Welfare minister, Imkong L. Imchen. Briefing media persons here about the flagship programme, Nagaland chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar said that the main objective of Mudra scheme was to focus on young entrepreneurs by extending loan under three categories-- SHISHU, KISHOR& TARUN, where the beneficiary can avail loan upto Rs. 50000, Rs. 50000 to Rs. 5 lakhs and upto 10 lakhs respectively. For Stand Up loan, he said an individual/group could

avail loan up to Rs. 1 crore for specified activities. While seeking the support of media and banking fraternity, he said that the purpose of organizing the Financial Inclusion camp was to sensitise the people and create awareness about various schemes and programmes so that the maximum number of people would be benefitted. He also highlighted about the Financial Inclusion Schemes implemented till September 30, 2017. Kumar said under Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), 212765 new bank accounts were opened in 29 banks whereas under Under Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY) a total of 33,830 persons were brought under social security network while 65,830 and 1852 persons have been covered under PMSBY & APY respectively. He further stated that under Mudra scheme- 12691 beneficiaries were benefitted in Nagaland under SHISHU, and the total amount disbursed was Rs. 40.16 crores; KISHOR-- 3837 accounts opened and an amount of

Rs. 90.76 crores disbursed and under TARUN-- 1297 accounts were opened and an amount of Rs. 86.07 crores was disbursed to the beneficiaries. Under Stand-up India scheme loan, he said 89 accounts were created and an amount of Rs. 29.24 crores was disbursed to the beneficiaries in the state. Kumar informed that under PMJDY Nagaland state recorded almost full coverage. Under this scheme, a person can open an account with zero balance and the security covers upto Rs. 1 lakh and life insurance cover upto Rs. 30,000. Under PMJJBY, the insurance covers against death (any case) and accident and total coverage is upto Rs. 2 lakhs with an annual premium of Rs. 220 payable. For PMSBY, insurance cover for accidental death was Rs. 2 lakh and premium is Rs. 12 annually. He also informed that the Atal Pension Yojana (APY) scheme focuses on the unorganized sector workers, which guarantees a minimum pension of Rs. 1000 per month. (Cont’d on p-8)

Majority of Indians support strict implementation of ILP military rule & autocracy: Study

Nagaland newspapers ‘joint public statement’ Sumi Hoho, frontal bodies for

DIMAPUR, OCT 16 (NPN): Nagaland the media “to publish” their articles and based newspapers, including English and statements. Simultaneously, there are also language dailies have expressed strong people who take it upon themselves to DIMAPUR, OCT 16 (NPN): Sumi Hoho and its WASHINGTON, OCT 16 (PTI): a good way of governing. Roughly resentment over harassment and threats determine what the media “cannot pub- frontal organisations have resolved to urge district More than four-fifths of Indian seven-in-10 (71%) say it would be regularly meted out by individuals/or- lish”. This also involves dissuading and administration to strictly implement the home citizens trust their government, but a bad type of governance. India is ganizations against media houses with threatening journalists and media houses department, government of Nagaland notification interestingly, a majority of Indians one of the three countries in the regard to publication and non-publication from reporting critical stories that expose No.CON/ILP-1/2011 dated May 6, 2011. also support military rule and au- Asia Pacific region where people In a press release, Sumi Hoho general secre- tocracy, a latest Pew survey said support technocracy. “Asian-Paof news/articles among others. ground realities of Nagaland’s situation tary, I Nikheto Jimomi, said this was resolved at a on Monday. “In India, where the cific publics generally back rule In this regard, the editors/publishers and condition. of Nagaland Post, Eastern Mirror, MoThe Nagaland newspapers deem joint meeting held on October 14, 2017 at Sumi-Ki economy has grown on average by by experts, particularly people in rung Express, Nagaland Page, Tir Yimy- such methods as a grave threat where in connection with the ultimatum served by Sumi 6.9% since 2012, 85% (of people) Vietnam (67%), India (65%) and im, Capi and Ao Milen have resolved to journalists’ lives and livelihoods become Kiphimi Kuqhakulu (SKK) on October 2, 2017. trust their national government,” the Philippines (62%),” it said. Further, the meeting resolved that the present Pew Research said in a report based take a firm stand against all such attacks endangered as soft targets while performOnly Australians are notably ban on issue and renewal of ILP has been lifted on its survey on governance and wary as 57% say it would be a to any of the media fraternity. ing their duties without security. “Nagaland newspapers are united In addition to journalists, another subject to production of proper identity proofs trust among key countries across bad way to govern, and only 41% and resolute in our stand against all co- serious issue involves the safety and secu- such as Adhaar Card or Electoral Identity Card. the world. Notably, in India, which support governance by experts, The meeting also reiterated that henceforth has strong democratic credentials the report said. According to the ercions and threats in order to function rity of drivers delivering newspapers who freely as the fourth pillar of a democratic travel at odd hours while transporting issue of trade licence and driving licence to non- since the last seven decades, ac- survey, roughly half of both Indians society. We have resolved to take a firm newspapers through villages and towns locals be held up immediately till further norms cording to Pew, a majority (55%) of (53%) and South Africans (52%), stand against all such attacks,” the editors across Nagaland. Drivers are regularly were adopted by hoho. The house resolved that its people support autocracy in one who live in nations that often hold and publishers stated in a joint public stopped, harassed and even physically temporary residential certificate (TRC) to non- way or the other. In fact, more than themselves up as democratic exemlocals be issued for a period of three months which one-fourth (27%) of them want a plars for their regions, say military statement. assaulted by miscreants. The newspapers, despite being the The Nagaland newspapers, therefore may be renewed if found appropriate. strong leader. rule would be a good thing for their Meanwhile, the meeting affirmed that after only active and functioning private en- urge all sections of society to enable a Nearly half of Russians (48%) countries. Older people (those aged terprise in Nagaland, continue to render free and vibrant fourth estate which is the expiry of one month ultimatum i.e. November back governance by a strong leader, 50 and older) are the least supportpublic service amidst a faltering infra- the only means to publicly confront all 2, 2017, the SKK would, with the assistance of but rule by a strong leader is gen- ive of the army running the country, structure and a corrupt system. However, forms of political, economic and social district administration, carry out intensive check- erally unpopular, it said. A global and they are the ones who either in the process of upholding its responsi- suppression. Every citizen is responsible ing of illegal immigrants and ILP defaulters. median of 26 per cent say a system personally experienced the struggle In this regard, the Sumi Hoho has requested in which a strong leader can make to establish democratic rule or are bility, the media continues to be exposed to ensure that the media is allowed to D I M A P U R , O C T 1 6 to ongoing harassment and threats by function freely. non-local organisations to cooperate with the SKK decisions without interference from the immediate descendants of those (NPN): Democratic Alli- individuals and organizations that coerce (Full text on p-6) “to wipe out unwanted elements.” parliament or the courts would be democratic pioneers, Pew said. ance of Nagaland (DAN) coordination committee emergency meeting has been convened on October 24 at 1am at the office chamber of DAN chairman in the Staff Reporter NPF central office, KohiSpl. Correspondent ma. In a notification, DAN D I M A P U R , O C T 1 6 Northeast, including states Pradesh and Shillong in chairman, Kuzholuzo Azo (NPN): After the collapse of like Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, which along NEW DELHI, OCT 16 almost 40% of the fruit goes with a time-bound plan to Nienu, has requested all temporary bamboo bridge (NPN): Union Minister waste on account of lack lay broad-gauge rail track, DAN coordination commit- twice over Diphu river beof State for Development of adequate storage and would bring in further ease tee members to attend the tween Nihoto village and of North Eastern Region transport facilities, the same of business. Hollohon village, which was scheduled meeting. (DoNER), Dr. Jitendra can be used to produce and built to connect Niuland and Dr. Singh said another Singh has said that the manufacture fresh and pure sector of entrepreneurship Kuhuboto with Dimapur, Northeast was fast emerg- fruit juice at a much more which was fast emerging the Nihoto Village Council ing as the new “StartUp” cost-effective price. (NVC) has taken up an iniin NE was the medical and destination for youngsters tiative by making a pathway He said another area for healthcare sector. For years, from all over India. on the riverbed with sand future StartUps was during he said, there has been a Speaking at the two- the peak season of tourism. trend for patients to shift gravel to help vehicles cross day National Convention on When there is no accommo- outside the region, mostly the river. “Transforming Northeast dation available, even medio- to Kolkata or Vellore, but the Padumpukhuri village A vehicle seen crossing the river. (R) Excavator at work to fill up the riverbed. (NP) India” here, Dr. Singh said, cre hotels charge exorbitant encouragement given to the GB, K Ahovi Sema, who Ahovi recalled that council was not only filling with the improvement in fares which are sometimes private corporate sector has also hails from Nihoto vil- three dumper trucks for lage, told Nagaland Post that about a week. A portion of the state chief minister, up the riverbed but have connectivity and transport equal to 5-star hotel fares in now resulted in the openthe initiative was taken up to riverbed has been raised (40 while inspecting the then been maintaining the entire facility in the last two years, a metropolitan city. How- ing of new hospitals within help the people affected by ft width and 300 ft length) newly built bamboo bridge stretch of road along the coupled with concentrated ever, he said, as the ‘home the region itself and young the collapse of RCC Steel with sand gravel for smooth last month, had suggested villages for the convenience administrative focus, more tourism’ trend has picked entrepreneurs were taking widening of both the en- of the commuters. and more youngsters were up in the recent past, several the lead. Girder Bridge over Chathe passage of vehicles. Currently only heavy try points for convenience Meanwhile, Ahovi now heading towards the youngsters were now making river near CIHSR (Referral In this regard, he also vehicles could cross the of light vehicles. How- lauded Nihoto village head North-Eastern States to ven- a fortune out of this hitherto referred to the initiative Hospital) Dimapur. “This is the fourth minister Ahovi who was present river, he said, adding that if ever, after a week time, the GB, Dr. Nihoto P Chishi, for ture into entrepreneurship unexplored avenue. taken by DoNER ministry the chief engineer has at the site, said that the pro- nature does not play a spoil- bridge collapsed making taking up initiative and also and take advantage of its Dr. Singh also referred to promote public-private taken for inspection. cess of filling up sand gravel sport, even light vehicles it even difficult for people the neighbouring villages unexplored potential. to the new airports com- partnership with some of Money comes and goes would be able to ply within to cross. for extending support and Citing an instance, was done by deploying two ing up at Pakyong in Sik- the leading corporate playbut no work.” He said the village cooperation. he said in certain areas of kim, Itanagar in Arunachal ers. JCB backhoe loaders and three-four days. (Cont’d on p-8)

DAN committee meet

Riverbed pathway as alternate route to commute NE emerging as new ‘StartUp’

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Happy 75th Birthday, Ipu

NStCB Pfutsero celebrates golden jubilee

NStCB Pfutsero celebrates commemoration of golden jubilee. DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Co-Operative Bank (NStCB) Pfutsero branch celebrated commemoration of golden jubilee year at its branch on Monday. Speaking at the pro-

gramme, vice chairman, Kekhwengulo Lea urged the people to take full advantage of services rendered by the bank while complying strictly with the terms and conditions.

He congratulated people of Pfutsero for their hard work and added that it was everyone’s duty to promote and encourage the bank so as to make it at par with other banks.

SDO(C) Pfutsero Diana Patton added that Pfutsero being a commercial hub and connecting point had potential to grow in every field and also urged them to con-

tinue their perseverance as the bank was ready to reach out. Pastor, Chakhesang mission center church, reverend Dr. Kuzhopoyo Tunyi expressed his happiness on the rapid development the branch had made in 2 to 3 years and lauded the staff for courteous and efficient services rendered, while stating that the people in return could give back nothing but that their prayers. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by assistant manager Luidi Zeliang who delivered vote of thanks, invocation by principal Baptist Theological College Pfutsero reverend Dr. Yiepetso Wezah, while branch manager Mhathung khuvung delivered welcome address and highlighted about the bank history and its goals towards economic upliftment.

Our Spiritual Guide and Father

Rev. Yehoto Chishi

“Whoever fears the Lord has a secure Fortress and for their Children it will be a Refuge” Proverbs 14:26 You are the combination of Love, Strength, Caring, Kindness, Warmth and Laughter, and we are blessed to have such a Benevolent father and a role model in our lives. On this Special day, there is nothing greater than thanking God for His Presence and bountiful Mercies upon your life. You are one of God’s finest Masterpiece. DP-10744

Loving, Wife, children, in-laws and grandchildren

NWHD golden jubilee on Nov 24 DIMAPUR: Naga Women Hoho Dimapur (NWHD) held its executive and planning committee of golden jubilee meeting on October 16, wherein NWHD general secretary, Vimeno Angami announced that NWHD would be celebrating its golden jubilee on November 24 under the theme “the year of liberty” from Dimapur district sports complex. A press note by information & publicity secretary NWHD, Thethem Hangsing stated that, president NWHD, Nungshirenla Aier apprised each Naga women unit that golden jubilee celebration would be a vital mile stone at how God had faithfully walked with the organisation and also to look forward with renewed hope and goal.

She said that, it was a time to uphold each other to witness God’s grace in deliberating funds and resources. A d v i s o r N W H D, T. Terhiija encouraged NWHD to co-exist despite differences as each needed the other to prospect dreams into reality. NWHD declared that October and November 2017 was a month of prayer for Naga national political groups to unite for early solution, keeping in mind the concept of NWHD golden jubilee to “forgive and reconcile”. It further stated that, Naga women in general have vital role to play at this juncture, to pray and fast for its leaders especially the team of FNR to bring acceptable solution to all Nagas.

ENWOD observes 9th Foundation day-cum-general meeting

DIMAPUR: Eastern Nagaland Women Organization Dimapur (ENWOD) observed its 9th Foundation daycum-general meeting on October 7 at DAN hall, 4th mile. During the program, guest speaker National Domestic Workers Movement (NDWM) Nagaland unit, Grace Gonmei highlighted the workings of the NDWM and shared the obstacles faced by NDWM as well as the plans of the movement. The program was followed by general meeting in which reports were presented and resolutions adopted wherein new office bearers for the term 2017-2020 were inducted. The program was attended by elders, representatives of the six tribal units and ENWO Chumukedima Union.

OFFICE OF THE KIKHITSO CLAN K. Khel, Viswema Vilage, Kohima District, Nagaland

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The Kikhitso Clan of K. Khel, Viswema Village, with immense pride and honour, extends our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Kevi Kikhi, S/o Mr. Zelvi Kikhi for clearing & securing the 1st position in the recently conducted Combined Technical Examination (NPSC) as Veterinary Assistant Surgeon, under the Department of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry. We wish him more success in all his future endeavours. TEPÜDEHO KIKHI VINOTHUL KIKHI Secretary President Kikhitso Clan Kikhitso Clan K. Khel Viswema Village K. Khel Viswema Village

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Miss Thejalenuo Jane Solo

The Unity Club, T. Khel, Kohima Village with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Sedevilie Suohu, S/o of Ketoulhounyϋ Suohu for successfully securing 1st Rank as SDO (Civil) under PHED and Miss Thejalenuo Jane Solo, D/o Mr. Neirielie Carlus Solo for qualifying as Asst. Public Prosecutor Cl-I gazetted under Dept. of Law and Justice in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Service Examination 2016-2017. Your success is an inspiration to all our members and a great pride to our Club. May the Almighty God grant good health and wisdom in all your future endeavours. (Zerüüzo Suohu) (Daniel Solo) K-3348 Secretary President K

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Q: What did the Indian

U-17 lack in the current FIFA U-17 Cup?  Skills.  Stamina.  Both the above.

WEATHER FORECAST October 17

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Agartala A thunderstorm around

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A thunderstorm in spots

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Guwahati Sunny Imphal

Partly sunny, a stray t-storm

Itanagar Mostly sunny and pleasant

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Dimapur Mostly sunny and beautiful Mkg

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Tuensang A thunderstorm in the area Wokha

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(L-R) Quiz master Gerard, winner Kevin, runner-up Theophil and Rev. Fr. Richard after the competition.

D I M A P U R : A n g a m i answer, true or false quesCatholic Youth Association tions, picture identification (ACYA) organized Bible and puzzle arrangement quiz competition for the youth aging between 16-30 years of age at St.Francis de Sales (SFS) parish Kohima town under the aegis of Nagaland Catholic Youth Movement (NCYM) on October 15 at Kohima. Five participants took part in the first phase of Bible Quiz competition, wherein Kevin Khezhie emerged as the winner and Keneisevor Theophil as runner-up. In the competition, winner Kevin secured 84 points beating 2nd position Theophil scored 78 points during the 6 rounds of Bible quiz which consisted of short answers, general knowledge about the Catholic church and Kohima diocese, one word

which was conducted by Teisovi Gerard Meyase as the quiz master. Parish priest Rev.Fr .Richard Fernandez gave away the prizes to the winners. Kevin and Theophil will represent ACYA (SFS) team and compete at the second phase of Bible quiz during the regional level at Cathedral Church on October 22. The organizers have arranged cash awards and various attractive prizes for the winners.

DIMAPUR: Legislator’s Forum on AIDS (LFAIDS) organised one-day sensitization programme on HIV and AIDS with Chakesang Baptist Church, Kitsobozou Kohima on October 15. Speaking at the programme, state consultant LFA, Dr. Vinito L Chisi encouraged the church leaders and members for taking initiative in addressing the issues related to HIV/AIDS. He also spoke on reducing stigma and discrimination and also for

primary prevention aiming towards creating an AIDS free generation through continuous church and community response. He also shared about various risky behaviour which make them vulnerable to HIV infection where he encouraged the youths to be responsible in taking care of their own health. The programme was chaired by youth pastor CBCK and other resource person was Hukatoli from Dr. Vinito L Chisi speaking to the participants. LFA.

Production technology trg in Mon

DIMAPUR: Training on “production technology on lemon” under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) project was held on October 13 at District Horticulture Office (DHO) Mon. District horticulture officer, Y. Bongti Konyak, asked the trainees to disseminate whatever they learned to their fellow farmers in their respective villages. Assistant horticulture officer Mon, Hamkai Konyak,

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lamented that many beneficiaries have been misusing various projects by taking the saplings just for the sake of availing subsidies without actually planting them. He urged them to properly utilize the projects extended by the government by generating source of income. The trainees were taught on cultivation practices. The resource persons were HEA Mon, Shikmeth Konyak and HEA Mon, Bonchung.

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Meghalaya CM Mukul Sangma and Director of IBSD Prof. Dinabandhu Sahoo. New Delhi, Oct 16 (IANS): Come November and you will see Mother Nature in all her glory in Shillong as the Meghalaya capital holds the first India International Cherry Blossom Festival from November 8 to 11. The festival is being organised by the Meghalaya government in collaboration with the Institute of Bioresources and Sustainable Development (IBSD), a national institute under the Department of Biotechnology, and the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR). “Meghalaya is known for many things that are exclusive to the state,” state Chief Minister Mukul Sangma said while addressing a press conference here to announce the festival. “Now, we want to connect Meghalaya with the rest of the world with the cherry blossom festival,” Sangma said. Unlike the cherry fruit, the cherry blossom tree,

Centre yet to approve greenfield airport: Khandu Itanagar, Oct 16 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu today said that the Centre is yet to approve and allocate funds for construction of the greenfield airport in the state capital despite recommendation of the government in favour of the Hollongi site. “The matter is lingering for the past 10 years and the state government has been pursuing the matter with the Ministry of Civil Aviation,” Khadu said in response to a question raised by Congress MLA Nabam Tuki during the question hour in the Assembly. The state cabinet on May 18 this year had selected Hollongi as the site for the proposed airport, he said. The state government so far has not received any specific inputs from the ministry, he added.

when it flowers - just for a short period in a year - the pink and white glory it exudes is a sight to behold. It was in Japan that the tradition of planting cherry blossoms (called sakura in Japanese) started. The Sakura Festival started way back in the third century and continues to be a huge tourist attraction. Thus, to convey the message of peace, the Japanese have been planting cherry blossoms across different countries of the world. Today, 27 countries across the world, including the US, New Zealand, Holland and South Korea, hold cherry blossom festivals. Next month, India will become the 28th. It was the Imphal-based IBSD’s Director Dinabandhu Sahoo who first noticed a cherry blossom through his hotel window while on a visit to Shillong in 2014. Though the cherry blossom actually originated in the Himalayas, it, however, did not get popularised in

the Himalayan nations like India, Nepal and Bhutan. “Unlike cherry blossom festivals in other countries which are borrowed from Japan, our festival is unique and we are organising the festival with our own ideas,” Sahoo said. He said that after holding India’s first ever cherry blossom festival in Shillong last year “we have decided to go bigger this year”. The Shillong cherry blossom festival is also unique in the sense that, while in other countries the cherry trees flower in March-June, here these blossom in November. “Though the festival is being held from November 8 to 11, the flowering will last for two weeks,” Sahoo said. Around 5,000 cherry blossom trees have been planted on both sides of the road leading up to Shillong from Umiam side, at the famous Ward’s Lake, New Shillong and Mawphlang. “Our target is to plant 20,000 so that by the time

Meghalaya celebrates the 50th anniversary of its creation in 2022, Shillong will become a pink city unlike the traditional pink city that we know as Jaipur,” Sahoo said. According to a statement issued by the organisers, in this year’s festival, there will be several community events which include guided night walks under illuminated cherry blossoms, live musical events, a beauty pageant and stalls showcasing the cuisine, wine, arts and craft of the region . “Along side, there will be a rock concert, traditional folk music, unplugged western music and dance performances from all over North East India, choir performances, photography competitions, bicycle rallies, storytelling sessions of local and world folktales and an exhibition football match,” the statement said. Sangma said that his government was providing local people with cherry blossom saplings. “We are encouraging people to set up community nurseries,” he said. “We now have complete involvement of stakeholders.” Pitching Meghalaya as the state with the most conducive environment for tourism, the Chief Minister said that he wanted more tourists to come and recharge themselves with fresh air. “As Chief Minister, I can assure you that Meghalaya has pure air and pure air is also good for mental health,” he said. “Come to Meghalaya and stay for a reasonable period of time,” he added.

Assam primary school teachers on strike over wages; 40 lakh students affected

Guwahati, Oct 16 (Agencies): Nearly 40 lakh students across Assam will be affected as teachers of government primary schools in the state launched a two-day strike on Monday over discrepancy in wages. The move will come as a blow to students whose studies were affected for several weeks earlier this year as Assam witnessed the worst floods in three decades forcing schools to shut down and many to act as relief camps. The strike called by Assam State Primary Teachers’ Association (ASPTA), the umbrella organization

of nearly 42,000 primary schools will see nearly 116,000 teachers stay away from work. The teachers are upset with a notification of the state finance department issued in September, which had resulted in nonpayment of their salaries as per 7th pay commission recommendations, since August. “We have been getting salaries as per the 7th pay commission recommendations since April 2016, but the sudden decision by the finance department has affected us,” said Jiban Chandra Borah, president ASPTA. As per the noti-

fication, graduate teachers who were drawing salaries in the pay scale beginning Rs 8,700 will now be getting scales of non-graduate teachers whose pay scale starts at Rs 6,200. “We fail to understand how the finance department can take such a decision after paying us in the scale of Rs 8,700 for over 11 years. This has affected lakhs of families,” said Borah. He said the teachers are aware of the affect the strike will have on students and will resume duties immediately if the government withdraws the notification and start paying them their dues as earlier.

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Kiren Rijiju Itanagar, Oct 16 (PTI): Union minister Kiren Rijiju said on Sunday that the rights of indigenous people of Arunachal Pradesh would be protected and they would not be “let down” because of Chakma and Hajong refugees. The Supreme Court had in 2015 directed the central gover nment to grant citizenship to Chakma and Hajong refugees, mostly staying in Arunachal Pradesh. The nearly one lakh refugees came from the erstwhile East Pakistan five decades ago. The minister of state for home affairs called upon all stakeholders, including the state govern-

ment and the apex student body All Arunachal Pradesh Students Union (AAPSU), to coordinate their efforts to solve the vexed issue. “Though we are working in different fields, our sentiments for the interest of the state are same. We need to communicate properly to each other and work harder to solve the refugee issue,” Rijiju said at the golden jubilee celebration of AAPSU. He also blamed the erstwhile Congress government for bringing the Chakmas and Hajongs to the state during their tenure, and urged the AAPSU to play a key role in bringing communal harmony in the state. In his speech, Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal called upon the sister states of the northeast to work in close coordination to fulfill Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s dream for making it a vibrant region. “Let us all join hands for the development of our region and India,” he said quoting Modi and appealed to the constituent states of the region to utilise their potential.

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IMPHAL, Oct 16: BJP leaders, workers and supporters in Manipur Monday staged a sit-in-protest against the alleged killing of RSS and party activists in Kerala. The protest was staged in front of the BJP head office, Imphal. BJP Manipur Pradesh vice president Jyotin Waikhom said that the protest was staged as part of countrywide protest against political atrocities against BJP workers in the LDF rule Kerala and West Bengal. He said, “We are holding a peaceful sit-in-protest against the brutal killings of BJP workers and supporters in Kerala by the activists of the ruling Left front.” OFFICE OF THE

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With immense pleasure the SOSU are elated to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Leah, D/o Vitoshe Achumi and Zhetoli Achumi for being selected to the post of Agriculture Inspector under Agriculture Department through NPSC. We further wish you a grand success in your future endeavour. (TOKI ACHUMI) (PRESKALI V. TUCCU) President, SOSU Gen. Secy., SOSU Regd. No. 478/17 Date : 16/10/17 DECLARATION I, Smt. Temsunochetla Ao, W/o. Imtinokdang Ao, R/o. P.O. Mangkolemba, Changki Village, Mokokchung do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my actual name is Temsunochetla Ao as entered in my Aadhaar Card bearing no. 715083593738. 3. That my name has been erroneously entered/ recorded as Temsiinochetla Ao in my Husband's Service Record. 4. That the name Temsunochetla Ao and Temsiinochetla Ao is same and one person. 5. That this affidavit is made to aver the above made statements. VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the statements made in paras 1 to 5 are true and correct to best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed therein. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me Notary Public DP-10792 Regd. No. 1250/17 Date : 22.09.17 AFFIDAVIT I, Miss Vinoli Achumi, D/o. Toho, R/o. Thahekhu Village, H.No- 689, in the district of Dimapur : Nagaland do hereby affirm an oath and declare as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and the resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my name has been recorded/ entered as Vinoli Achumi in my Aadhaar Card bearing Card No. 951059153658. 3. That my name has been recorded/ entered as Vinoli in my Elector photo identity card bearing No. KHB0340026, in my State Bank of India, Passbook bearing Account No. 31024675024 and in my HSLC Admit Card bearing roll No. 0781165. 4. That my name has been inadvertently entered as Vinoli .T in my ST Certificate and in my Indigenous Inhabitant Certificate bearing No.JUD33/2003-04/352. 5. That this affidavit is made to declare that the names Vinoli Achumi, Vinoli and Vinoli .T refers to same and one person. VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the contents made in paras 1 to 5 are true and correct my knowledge and beliefs and nothing material is concealed therein. DEPONENT. Solemnly sworn before me. Notary Public DP-10771

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I, Smti. Kiyeshi Sumi, W/o. Late Ghonito Zhimomi, R/o H. No. 51, Nihokhu Village, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my name has been entered/recorded as Kiyeshi in my Appointment Order No. DHFW-3/520/DMP/2007, dated 15th Dec' 2011, Kiyeshi Zhimo in my Savings Bank Account Bearing Acc. No. 20064759099 whereas my actual/official is Kiyeshi Sumi an entered/recorded in my Aadhaar Card, Birth Certificate, education Record and other relevant documents. 3. That the name Kiyeshi, Kiyeshi Zhimo and Kiyeshi Sumi refers to one and same person. 4. That henceforth, the name Kiyeshi Sumi shall be used for all official intent and purpose. 5. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of declaring that the name Kiyeshi, Kiyeshi Zhimo and Kiyeshi Sumi are one and same person and that the name Kiyeshi Sumi shall be used in all my future and official correspondence. VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the content made in Para 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and beliefs and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me. Notary Public Regd. No. 1212/17, Date : 11/09/17

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Guwahati, Oct 16 (Agencies): In a major setback to NSCN (R), a selfstyled Corporal and Town Commander of Changlang town was apprehended Sunday night by the Changlang battalion in Arunachal Pradesh. Defence PRO said that based on a specific input of a cadre trying to terrorize and extort money from Changlang town, a column of security forces reached the location of the militant. “On seeing the column approach the militant tried to flee, however, the alert column apprehended the escaping him. Changlang battalion under DAO Division has been carrying out unabated operations in South Arunachal Pradesh to keep the area peaceful and out of clutches of insurgents and this apprehension will go a long way in creating fear among the anti national elements in the area,” Colonel Konwer said. The nabbed cadre was identified as Hangnong Pangtha.

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The Jakhama Students' Union proudly congratulates Miss. Tepulezonu Tetso, daughter of Mr. Keho Tetso and Mrs. Vivahele Tetso for her outstanding achievement in securing the post of District Sports Officer under Youth Resources & Sports Department through the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Exam. The Union further wishes her success in her future endeavour. DP-10772

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I, Mr. Temsuwati, S/o. Shri. Nungsangmenba, presently residing at Aitlenden Ward, Tuli, P.O. Tuli, Dist : Mokokchung in the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as hereunder : That my name and my father's name is recorded as Temsuwati and Nungsangmenba in my official documents. Whereas, both my name and my father's name appears as N. Temsuwati Imsong and N. Amen Imsong in my SBI Passbook. Hence, in order to avoid further confusion my name and father's name shall be used a Temsuwati and Nungsangmenba respectively in all of my official and relevant documents from now onwards. This declaration is made before the 1st Class Magistrate Court Tuli on 19th Sept. 2017. Registration No. Judl-16/2017-18/455 Deponent Date of Registration : 19-09-17 First Class Magistrate DP-10787

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Ghokiye Sema Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Loren Ovung relation wife R/o. H.No. 420 Naga United Village to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 15/9/17. 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 17/11/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 16 day of 10/17. DP-10777

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Gangtok, Oct 16 (PTI): BJP national general secretary Ram Madhav on Monday jibed Sikkim chief minister Pawan Kumar Chamling by calling his SDF party a “Sikkim Dictatorial Front”. He said the BJP and regional parties would offer a stronger alternative after the assembly elections due in 2019. “The Sikkim Democratic Front is not democratic at all, it is democratic for the sake of name only,” he told reporters at the state BJP office in Singtam Bazar, about 30 kilometres from Gangtok. “The SDF is Sikkim Dictatorial Front actually,” Madhav said as he charged Chamling’s party with terrorising the opposition in the state and preventing the creation of a strong alternative to his government. The senior BJP leader, who is the party’s in-charge of Jammu and Kashmir and the northeast, decried a lack of good governance

Ram Madhav in the state and said the BJP and other “like-minded” regional parties have decided to come forward to change the situation in the state. “We have found good governance lacking in Sikkim... There is a lot of corruption and development is also lacking,” he said, adding that the BJP wants democratic parties to come together in Sikkim to offer an alternative to the ruling SDF. Former

minister Balbir Subba and former Gangtok mayor KN Topgey and a number of political activists joined the BJP in Madhav’s presence. Earlier in the day, Madhav held a closed-door meeting with Chief Minister Chamling’s younger brother and independent MLA RN Chamling at a hotel. They were said to have discussed a strategy to break the SDF’s hegemony in Sikkim since 1993. RN Chamling had won as an independent candidate from the Rangrang-Yangyang assembly seat in south Sikkim in a bypoll in 2014 after the chief minister vacated the seat upon winning from two constituencies. Chamling’s brother nurses chief ministerial ambitions and may seek the BJP’s support to send his elder brother packing from the chief minister’s post after the 2019 assembly polls, according to political commentators.

New Delhi, Oct 16 (IANS): With Assembly elections scheduled in Meghalaya nest year, Chief Minister Mukul Sangma on Monday said his state will not see a repetition of Manipur and Goa, states where the BJP assumed power this year. “Politicians are lining up along with BJP because they think that maybe something which has happened in Manipur and Goa would be repeated there,” Sangma told reporters on the sidelines of an event here. “It is not going to happen in Meghalaya.” When pointed out that the NEDA, a coalition of regional political parties of northeastern India and the BJP, was sounding confident of coming to power in Meghalaya, Sangma shot back: “What is NEDA? Northeast Democratic Alliance led by BJP. Now what is the agenda of BJP? BJP per se doesn’t have any agenda. BJP is only pursuing the agenda of RSS. So, therefore, my job is to tell the people that NEDA is an agent of RSS.” Stating that the agenda of the RSS was to destroy

BSF officer attacked by cattle smugglers in Tripura Agartala, Oct 16 (PTI): Suspected cattle smugglers attacked a BSF commanding officer along the India-Bangladesh border in Tripura in the early hours Monday. The second-in-command rank officer, Deepak K Mondal, commanding the 145th battalion of the border guarding force is critical and has been air evacuated to Kolkata, a

senior official said. The incident happened at about 2 am near the Belardeppa border post in the Sipahijala district of the state when the officer was allegedly hit by a four-wheeler being used by the smugglers. He was patrolling the area with his team to check cattle smuggling and other illegal activities along the international border

which is “unfenced” here, he said. Mondal saw some cattle smugglers and challenged them, he said, adding the officer along with his guard and driver tried to stop them. “The group of about 25 smugglers were carrying bricks, lathis and machetes. When challenged, the smugglers tried to

gherao the officer and the patrol party. Smugglers’ vehicle hit the officer from behind and he sustained severe injury to his head and legs and he is critical,” he said. An accompanying Border Security Force jawan fired five rounds from his AK rifle to control the situation, he said adding the area has been cordoned off.

Govt committed to end hunger, says Sonowal

Jorhat, Oct 16 (PTI): A herd of wild elephants from Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary in Assam has strayed into human habitats, mostly occupied by tea garden workers in Jorhat district, and damaged their houses, a forest official said. The herd has destroyed at least 14 dwelling units of tea garden labourers at Saikota, Katonibari and Ranjangaon villages on the periphery of the sanctuary in the last two days, Divisional Forest Officer Sapan Saikia said. Tea plantations were also damaged by the herd, he said. Saikia said the elephant population in the sanctuary under Mariani forest range is increasing, forcing the animals to enter human habitations in search of food. Two tea garden labourers were attacked by the wild elephants near Katonibari tea estate a few days earlier, the DFO said. The 27.8 sq km Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary is home to over 50 wild elephants and other endangered species such as Hoolock Gibbon and the Bengal Slow Loris.

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SHILLONG, Oct 16 (Agencies): The state government will keep vigil in the run-up to the Assembly polls in the wake of recent reports of ULFA-Independent gaining ground in Garo Hills with the support of GNLA. Chief secretary Y Tsering said though police have control of law and order in Garo Hills, the Assam-based militant groups, especially ULFA, may become more active during the polls. The chief secretary said police level meetings between Assam and Meghalaya would be held for better co-ordination and also to check the cross-border movement of ULFA to Garo Hills during the polls. Police had recently busted the joint extortion racket of ULFA and GNLA in Garo Hills and arrested workers of the outfits. They have inputs that GNLA leader Sohan Shira and ULFA’s deputy commander-in-chief Drishti Rajkhowa have close coordination and their movements are in parts of South Garo Hills, bordering West Khasi Hills and East Garo Hills.

Arunachal Assembly passes two bills through voice voting

Itanagar, Oct 16 (PTI): The Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Monday passed two bills relating to setting up of a technical university and livestock marketing via voice voting. The Kameng Professional and Technical University Arunachal Pradesh Bill 2017 (Amended) was passed by the members to pave way for establishment of a private university at Bhalukpong in West Kameng district. The House referred the bill to a select committee under the chairmanship of Ngandam after various members had raised objections on certain clauses. The report of the Select Committee was tabled in the Assembly by Ngandam on Saturday. The second bill, the Arunachal Pradesh Agriculture Produce and Livestock Marketing (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill 2017, was tabled in the house by Agriculture Minister Wangki Lowang on Saturday which was also passed today.

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Guwahati, Oct 16 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal Monday said his government is committed to provide food, clothing and shelter to every citizen of the state. He also said that a series of activities have been initiated. “Government of Assam will work with more resoluteness to ensure food, clothing and shelter for every citizen in the state,” Sonowal said. According to him, these are fundamental requirements without which no one can live a dignified life. Addressing an event to mark the World Food Day organised by North East Institute of Advanced Studies here, the chief minister said the festival is celebrated to eradicate hunger from the world for which both the state and central governments have targeted to provide food security to every citizen. “The state government is committed to improve living standards of poor and has taken up a series of activities,” Sonowal said. He also appreciated the role played by North East Institute of Advanced Studies in spreading awareness on food security and underlined the importance of public awareness for success of the government initiatives. Mentioning that 2.5 crore people of the state have been covered under Food Security Act, Sonowal informed that his government has lunched the Chief Minister’s Samagra Gramya Unnayan Yojana to boost economic growth of the people living in the villages in Assam. The Chief Minister also laid stress on soil testing for increasing the rate of food grain production in the state. On this occasion, Sonowal released a vision document “Food Security, Assam - 2030”, prepared by the North East Institute of Advanced Studies.

the nation, he said that there can be no progress and prosperity when there was chaos with the environment vitiated and harmony and peace among people affected. “So, you see the whole decline in growth. What is the reason? There are reasons. It is not just one reason. There are multiple reasons and this is one of the reasons,” he said. Sangma also referred to the Meghalaya Assembly unanimously passing a resolution in June opposing the Centre’s notification banning the sale and purchase of cattle at animal markets for slaughter and demanding its withdrawal as it would “impact the economy of the state and the food habits of its people”.Stating that there was no more space for markets in Meghalaya, he said that regulating markets was the job of the states. “And as far as Meghalaya is concerned, it is also the job of the autonomous district councils,” he said. “They are infringing upon the way of life and the culture of the people. So, what soft corner the people of Meghalaya will have for BJP?”

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 311 Dimapur, Tuesday, October 17, 2017

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Murder mystery

fter the Allahabad High Court acquitted Rajesh and Nupur Talwar, the parents of Arushi, whose body was found murdered inside the family home at Noida on May 16, 2007, the ends of justice has not been served. The initial suspect was domestic help Hemraj but he too was found murdered two days later on the terrace of the house. The Talwars were acquitted not because they were innocent but because the two CBI teams had further botched up investigations which were badly mishandled earlier by the UP Police. It is not clear if the CBI will appeal against the high court judgement but till then the Talwars can breathe easy. The case has been full of discrepancies right from the start. The Allahabad High Court on October 12, 2017 overturned the lower court verdict, asserting that there was “no irresistible evidence” against the dentist couple. While the Noida-based dentist couple will walk of the jail, the sensational double-murder continues to remain a mystery as even the CBI court had held the Talwars guilty on the basis of evidence on record. The Talwars had remained in jail for four years after the lower court’s sentencing. For the Talwars, it is a moment of vindication after facing the ignominy of killing their only child but they won their freedom on the basis of benefit of doubt rather than getting absolved completely. The overturning of the lower court’s verdict may have given the Talwars not only a big relief but a sense of vindication about their innocence but it has yet settled the unanswered question as what now happens to the unsolved case? There are those who would maintain that the High Court’s acquittal means the Talwars are innocent but there are still many who still doubt their innocence. The High Court had stated that the Talwars cannot be convicted merely on the basis of suspicion. This is the biggest loophole of the theory that the Talwars murdered their own daughter to save the family honour as Arushi was caught with the servant Hemraj in a compromising position when the couple returned home late from work at their dental clinic. The obvious inference of the CBI theory was based on the premise of a young and lonely girl who sought companionship with the only other inmate of the house, Hemraj. The entire case was based on circumstantial evidence without proof and now the focus should be on those involved in the probe. If it is needed, the court can also order another probe by experts in the field. In the US cases that were closed have been reopened after fresh leads were obtained and the subsequent probes have led to conviction of the guilty. It is also incumbent upon the court to demand a separate probe on the UP Police and CBI teams so as to fix accountability for botching up the case right from the start. This is needed since, if the Talwars are indeed innocent, then the probe teams have to pay for the tremendous damage done to their image and the trauma they suffered for a decade. The onus is now with the court to direct the CBI re-investigate the case with more competent officers of proven record. That is what justice demands.

DailyDevotion The Key to the Master’s Orders Pray the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest. —Matthew 9:38 The key to the missionary’s difficult task is in the hand of God, and that key is prayer, not work— that is, not work as the word is commonly used today, which often results in the shifting of our focus away from God. The key to the missionary’s difficult task is also not the key of common sense, nor is it the key of medicine, civilization, education, or even evangelization. The key is in following the Master’s orders— the key is prayer. “Pray the Lord of the harvest….” In the natural realm, prayer is not practical but absurd. We have to realize that prayer is foolish from the commonsense point of view. From Jesus Christ’s perspective, there are no nations, but only theworld. How many of us pray without regard to the persons, but with regard to only one Person— Jesus Christ? He owns the harvest that is produced through distress and through conviction of sin. This is the harvest for which we have to pray that laborers be sent out to reap. We stay busy at work, while people all around us are ripe and ready to be harvested; we do not reap even one of them, but simply waste our Lord’s time in over-energized activities and programs. Suppose a crisis were to come into your father’s or your brother’s life— are you there as a laborer to reap the harvest for Jesus Christ? Is your response, “Oh, but I have a special work to do!” No Christian has a special work to do. A Christian is called to be Jesus Christ’s own, “a servant [who] is not greater than his master” (John 13:16), and someone who does not dictate to Jesus Christ what he intends to do. Our Lord calls us to no special work— He calls us to Himself. “Pray the Lord of the harvest,” and He will engineer your circumstances to send you out as His laborer.

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Faith is taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase. ~ Martin Luther King, Jr.

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he Newspapers of Nagaland are once again compelled to inform the public about the constant intimidation, pressure and coercion perpetuated against the fourth pillar of democracy through its media houses. The Nagaland newspapers are the only active and functioning private enterprise in Nagaland, which continue to render public service amidst a faltering infrastructure and a corrupt system that deprives citizens of even their most basic of needs. The newspapers have a responsibility to present, not only the sorry state of affairs in a free and open manner to enable accountability, but also provide the platform where solutions, ideas and views are elicited from all cross sections of society. However, in the process of upholding its responsibility, the media continues to be exposed to ongoing harassment and threats by individuals and organizations that coerce the media TO PUBLISH their articles and statements. Simultaneously, there are also people who take it upon themselves to determine what the media CANNOT PUBLISH. This also involves dissuading and threatening journalists and media houses from reporting critical stories that expose ground realities of Nagaland’s situation and condition. The Nagaland newspapers deem such methods as a grave threat where journalists’ lives and livelihoods become endangered as soft targets while performing their duties without security. In addition to journalists, another serious issue involves the safety and security of drivers delivering newspapers who travel at odd hours while transporting newspapers through villages and towns across Nagaland. Drivers are regularly stopped, harassed and even physically assaulted by miscreants.

Such coercive methods only undermine the very purpose and existence for a free press and its role of keeping society informed, and contributing to its health and vibrancy. All these attacks on the press threaten the entire media establishment, including all the persons who are dedicated to bringing the news to the public – its readers. Do Nagaland newspapers have the space to exercise freedom of the press? Is the Nagaland State government even aware of its responsibility to uphold the fourth pillar of democracy? A free press is fundamental to a democratic society and intrinsically linked to freedom of expression which is a universal human right. It is not the prerogative of the politician or the bureaucrat. Nor, is it the privilege of the journalist. It is journalists, through their day-to-day work, who are exercising every citizen’s right to free speech by seeking and circulating news, information, ideas, opinions, perspectives and comments. The press provides the public platform for diverse voices to be heard and to raise issues of accountability. Nagaland newspapers are united and resolute in our stand against all coercions and threats in order to function freely as the fourth pillar of a democratic society. We have resolved to take a firm stand against all such attacks. The Nagaland newspapers, therefore urge all sections of society to enable a free and vibrant fourth estate which is the only means to publicly confront all forms of political, economic and social suppression. Every citizen is responsible to ensure that the media is allowed to function freely. Nagaland Post, Nagaland Page, Eastern Mirror, The Morung Express Tir Yimyim, Capi, Ao Milen.

ndia Northeast Tribal Community Welfare Society, under the aegis of its education wing Libra Consultancy, Notun Bosti, Dimapur have been creating awareness and inspecting universities particularly in education field since 2008. Our main objective is creating awareness to tribal students’ community about universities and colleges, affiliations, recognitions issues, agencies duping the students in various education areas etc for professional studies outside the state. However, despite such awareness been spread in different ways by our society, many untoward incidents took place and many students have been duped in many ways by different agencies as we have all witnessed such cases in the last 5-6 years. Past experiences have shown how many organizations , from outside state came with the false promise of providing help to tribal students and youth with different vocational training, career, job opportunities, teachers training etc but remain only at lip service and no real work done but made profits for themselves only at the cost of our tribal people. During our recent visit to universities and colleges in North India, we encountered a so called Northeast group/organization from our neighboring states, who were formerly organizing education fairs by bringing disreputed institutes but since the education fairs did not materialize, they have change their business trend from education fairs to seminars for their monetary benefit. This group is joined by some former college representatives of North India who were kicked out of their work. In order to organize this so called combined seminar which is tentatively scheduled to be held in second or third week of November in Kohima and Dimapur, they planned to collaborate with some local student bodies, school authorities, reputed organizations and agencies to easily arrange these seminars in order to pull and get the confidence of the students . In the name of education seminar they are going to bring some college representatives from North and south India who will only introduce their college and

courses for about 10-15 minutes each. While this group will collect detailed data of students and parents and give it to the colleges in return for money (Rs. 1 lakh per 1 seminar from each college), so as to enable the colleges to continuously contact the students for admission into their colleges after their final exam results are declared. Some of this disrepute colleges and universities though with high infrastructures ( engg, agri & allied courses & other professional courses) are on the verge of closing down due to lack of students and faculties, library and other facilities as per government orders and so are in dire need of enrollment to save their colleges . Without knowing the status of these colleges / universities some gullible students and parents will be duped to take admission just by showing their courses/ infrastructure and other facilities, but students must remain cautious as more than 800 professional colleges are going to close down by government since they do not have the mandatory requirements plus percentage of students intake. It’s a fact that good and proper colleges does not require publicity to get students, but only new ones and those which are about to be closed down are marketing themselves. For the sake of publicity, some colleges are planning to hold various competitions in schools for students and teachers and give awards. These gimmicks are not based on education and career development but just new tricks of trade to get students for admission in their colleges. This group will be offering gifts and benefits etc to Principals/ heads of different schools so as to send students for the seminars and will be going to schools, colleges, coaching centres, and ask the students to attend these seminars, so we appeal to the authorities of school, colleges and coaching centres ,agencies etc not to entertain such activities as it is not for the welfare of students. Our society has also been invited to work with them for this seminars and competitions by offering financial shares, but we refuse as it is not for the benefit of the tribal students but purely in the interest of the group. There is apprehension that there will be a

great flow of different admission process for 2018-19 admission session like free education schemes, scholarships for ST students, tribal concessions, education fairs etc for these colleges/universities with high infrastructure but poor status and some of which are going to close down by government in different parts of India. We request our state government to have stringent measures like some other neighboring states, whereby such unnecessary publicity of colleges, universities etc are strictly monitored and restricted, so that unrecognized and non- functioning colleges, universities will not lead our tribal students astray. Established with the objective of creating awareness on any dubious issues, we advise the students and parents, heads of schools, colleges, student bodies etc to remain aware and vigilant as this so called seminars are not directed towards the welfare of the students but for the benefit of that particular group only. Anybody who deal with such groups should take responsibility of any untoward incidents in the future and not play blame game and washed off their hands after earning. Many agencies flows into Kohima and Dimapur for admission related issues and duped a lot of tribal students, just like the “illegal migrants” flowing in Nagaland to make their life . If these two districts can be properly regulated at the earliest ,than such cheating and duping cases can be stopped in spreading to the other districts before any more damage is done. So we particularly appeal student bodies like Angami Students Union Kohima and Dimapur Naga Students Union and other organizations, working in the interest of tribal students to strictly monitor such activities in their jurisdictions. At the same time we are ready to offer our professional assistance to any student bodies especially in spreading awareness relating to the tribal students. Our society is purely against these kinds of spurious activities and advised all public to remain vigilant and alert for their welfare so that no student and parents is victimized in future. Atsei Sekhose, chairman India Northeast Tribal Community Welfare Society

Clarification on ‘rejoinder to Thepfulhouvi Solo’s write-up’

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o whomever it concern, the purpose of my open Letter to the Governor on 22 Sept 2017 on local Print Media was to deflect unwholesome influences from sundry Sources that may bewitch the Naga Soul in erstwhile Naga Hills. I did not say any lie, I hold no personal malice towards any Village nor do I covet Development of any Community. I only brought out the lack of any hard facts of Subhas Chandra Bose’s presence in the Naga Hills during the WW II, and I gave my

conscionable conclusions for saying so. I was personally acquainted with many Chakhesang Leaders including Dusoi from the time he was Justice of the Chakhesang Tribal Council during 1949-1951, Medikhrü, Goyiepra, Wezülo, Zashiei, Wezülhi, Wetezülo, Rev. Dopor, Pulimo, Pudenyü, D u t s o n y ü , Va m v ü z o, Melhüpra, Lhouthiprü, Netsütso, Thinocho since the end of the War and 1946 onwards. I was a Polling Officer at Ciesezou during independent India’s First General Election in 1952,

not a single soul voted. The Chakhesang Leaders of those days, none of them mentioned Subhas Chandra Bose having come to Naga Hills during the Japan War. The Story of Subhas Chandra Bose in Naga Hills came up only much later after the World War II. Nobody needs any Permission from anybody to express his/her views on any matter of Public Interest; everybody has the Right to freedom of expression. I know the Naga does not like as Statues or Figures in Public Places of People

not connected to their History. Quite sometime ago the Head of Mahatma Gandhi was removed from his Bust at the Classic Island, Kohima. Nobody has anything much to say if a Village decides to have a Statue in its Village. That is up to the will of the Village itself. My only view on such a thing is that it would not be fitting to the mainstream of Naga National feelings the Naga has shown since the Colonial Power declared Naga Hills a District in 1866 and their consistent objection to outside interference of their

culture since 1832. The VDB Secretary of Ruzazo took an Issue of my Personal Private Domain to a Public Domain with intent to demean me in Public. An honorable selfrespecting Tenyimie does not take such an issue of personal private domain to the Public domain. I am afraid he has over-stepped the Tenyimie traditional culture and has exposed himself to the Public as much as he tried to discriminate me. I am not obliged to answer his questions. As long as I have biological related brothers and

When I am buried without Christian funeral rites

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ll Religions of the world cater to the spiritual needs of men so that they do not wander in the world of illusions. The goal of religion is to transform humanity into divinity. All the same, religion can also cut down the life of its followers without any guilt and shame. The hurt we receive from close friends is deeper than that of strangers. Likewise, when religion hurts, the wounds are deep. Healing becomes difficult for many patients. Off course, Religion is not to please men and women but to release them from the bondage of sin and selfishness. In the course of its earthly journey, it can trample many innocent members to death. This is the new “Spiritual Stampede” that is fast emerging along with the fast growing numbers of man-made Churches in Nagaland. There are churches who

make personal law as the law of the church. The founder of the Church makes his own laws above the law of God. In the implementation of such blinded law, many get crushed under the rough wheel of religion. All that is lawful may not be beneficial for the members (1st Cor.10:23) I was saddened by the sudden demise of a young boy this year. Like any young boy, he must have dreamt of his future with lots of aspirations. But he was taken away by God at the wink of an eye. This is how death comes to us. Birth and death need no invitation. The shadow of death comes even forcefully to make their presence known to men. To the surprise of all, the young boy was denied funeral rites in his home town by the Pastor/Church leaders. I am sure they have turned the personal opinion of few people as a collage

of another new Holy Bible for their personal use. I appreciate their Christian life, but Christian charity was absolutely missing. What is missing is more important than what is present. The best prayers inside the Church and in front of public did not find a place in their life. At least they could have given God a place in the corner, but they bluntly refused. God was ostracized by the church leaders for their personal whims.The forsaken soul of the young boy must be praying before God, “Wretched man that I am! Who will rescue me from this body of death? (Rom.7:24). I truly believe that the mercy of God will embrace such soul in heaven; Forsaken on earth to be received in heaven. To deny a proper funeral rite for a baptized Christian is a sin. This sin is committed by Church leaders in all pride and arrogance. The young

boy was denied Christian funeral. Why? Because he drinks sometimes. Since he drinks alcohol (sometimes), he cannot be given a proper funeral as per the norms of the Church. If this is the blanket to be thrown upon all, I believe only few will get the privilege of Christian funeral. Is the church becoming a gathering of blind guides? They lock people out of the Kingdom of heaven. They neither go in, nor allow others to go (Mt.23:13) I am certain that even the worst sons and daughters of a Pastor will be given the best funeral. Can a Pastor refuse Christian funeral for his own sons and daughters? He will not. A public leaders who is publicly corrupt and immoral to the core will be accorded an impressive funeral. (To be concluded) Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, Kohima, (tisislawkhing@ gmail.com)

sisters, kith & kin in my Clan, in my Thinuo of Kohima Village, even distant relations at Khezhakenuo and other Angami Villages and also have inherited cultivation Land, House Plot and I am taken as any Elderly Member of the Community, I am not much concerned whether others count me or not. The simple question of the whole issue is ‘Are there hard evidences that Subhas Chandra Bose was in Naga Hills during World War II?’ if there are any, they may be publicly revealed. Thepfulhouvi Solo

Reader’s Post

Sir,

How many cars are on the road?

The traffic in Dimapur town is extremely pathetic and kudos to the traffic police for being able to handle the stress in a hot and humid place. I am certain everybody knows the fact that in Dimapur, one family own about five to six cars. We should all be responsible citizens and co-operate with one another in order to help a town progress and develop. Families must limit themselves to one or two cars. No one likes to get stuck in the traffic when you have somewhere to be, especially during an emergency. We don’t give it a second thought most of the time until we suddenly realise the many cars that have got us surrounded. Every family that own about ten cars shouldn’t complain about the traffic. The government should also start providing the citizens with public bus services so one does not have to take a car all the way to the Supermarket. If a bus can seat thirty passengers, that is equal to say about ten cars. R. Ajungla Longkumer, Dimapur

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

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, October 17, 2017

BJP trying to divide Bengal: Mamata

Ko l k ata , O c t 1 6 (AGENCIES): Bengal chief minister launched a broadside at BJP on Monday opposing the Centre’s decision to withdraw central forces from north Bengal hills and accusing the ruling party at the Centre of conspiring to divide Bengal. She also emphasised that Darjeeling is an inseparable part of Bengal. There are 15 companies of central forces in Darjeeling and the Centre wrote to Bengal on Sunday conveying its decision to withdraw 10 companies immediately and the rest by October 20. After the state government objected, the Centre decided to initially withdraw seven companies. “I have written to both the Prime Minister and Union home minister, where I have said the withdrawal of the central forces from the hills is unfortunate especially at a time was life is returning to normal there. The decision was unfortunate, unethical,

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undemocratic and unconstitutional,” she said to reporters after a meeting with the hill parties at the state secretariat. “I also had a telephonic discussion with the Union home minister, whom I know as a good person and I hope something positive will come from Centre’s side now,” added Mamata Banerjee. Without naming anyone, the chief minister said that she has got specific information that “a central minister” is perpetuating turbulence in the hills just to ensure BJP’s victory in the constituency. “We have got specific evidence. If necessary, we

will make the proof public at the appropriate time,” she claimed. The chief minister also accused the BJP state president Dilip Ghosh of triggering disturbance in the hills. “A report was sent to the Centre from the BJP party office in the state, following which the decision to withdraw the central forces was taken,” alleged the chief minister. Ghosh reacted in the evening, saying the state failed to maintain law and order and used the Central forces to save its skin. “You cannot use Central forces to salvage a crisis after taking anti-people measures,” retorted Ghosh. Banerjee participated in the third meeting with three hill parties on Monday. The next meeting will be held at Pintail village in north Bengal on November 21. Mamata Banerjee also criticised the Centre for entertaining Gorkha Janmukti Morcha chief Bimal Gurung. “While the Centre

can have dialogue with someone booked under UA(P)A, why can’t they talk to those forces who are democratic?” Gurung is on the run for the past few weeks after being charged under the anti-terror Act. “If smaller states such as Bihar, Odisha, Chhattisgarh or even Delhi can have so many companies of central forces, why do they always withdraw forces from Bengal?” the chief minister asked. The bipartite meetings are being held even while the hill parties are demanding tripartite meetings that Union home minister Rajnath Singh had promised. In a statement on September 26, Singh said he asked the Union home secretary to convene a meeting to discuss “all related issues” of Darjeeling within a fortnight. In the same statement, he appealed to Gurung to withdraw the bandh. Gurung responded and called off the indefinite strike the next morning.

Punjab to fund crop loan waiver Chandigarh, Oct 16 (AGENCIES): Having failed so far to make any headway in getting the state’s borrowing limit increased from the Centre to fund a promised loan waiver to farmers, Punjab’s Congress government on Monday turned towards its own resources and decided to use rural development fund and market fee charged on sale of agriculture produce towards funding the crop loan waiver. In a meeting chaired by CM Capt Amarinder Singh, the state cabinet decided to amend provisions of the Rural Development Act of 1987 and Punjab Agriculture Produce Markets Act of 1961 to make possible that funds meant only for rural development could be used for the debt waiver. This will have to be passed by the assembly where the party has brute majority. After coming to power in March, it was in June that the CM announced in the Vidhan Sabha to waive debt up to Rs 2 lakh for the nearly

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People to decide if Rahul can pose a challenge to Modi: Nitish Patna, Oct 16 (AGENCIES): Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar said here on Monday that the elevation of Rahul Gandhi as the Congress president may be a settled issue but the question as to whether he would become PM after the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, would be decided by the people of the country. “I have been hearing about Rahul’s expected elevation for quite some time now. If he becomes the Congress president, it is good. Even otherwise, he is the all in all in his party,” Kumar said while talking to the media after his weekly Lok Samvad programme. Kumar was responding to a question on Rahul Gandhi’s imminent anointment as Congress chief, after Diwali, and whether he will be in a position to challenge the NDA in the next general election. The chief minister said that though this was an internal matter of the Congress, everything in

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the party played out on the predicted format. “Rahul’s elevation is a no brainer. But the question regarding ‘who’ will become ‘what’ after 2019 elections will only be settled by the electorate,” he said. Soon after he had dumped the Grand Alliance partners, the Congress and RJD, to form a new government with the support of estranged former partner— the BJP, in July, Kumar had practically ruled out any challenge to PM Narendra Modi in the 2019 poll. “No one in the Opposition camp has the capacity to measure up to him.” He had stated in his first inter-

action with the media after he broke the grand alliance over RJD leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav’s ‘refusal’ to answer corruption charges levelled against him by the CBI. His criticism of the working of the Congress came a day after he lavished full praise on Narendra Modi, once again on Sunday, at a book release function, saying he was one PM who believed in leading from the front in doing what was in the best interest of the nation. On being asked whether he was in agreement with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley’s assertion that states should bring real estate under the purview of GST, Kumar said he had already expressed support to the idea. “But a decision in the matter could not be taken owing to paucity of time before the GST roll out. GST is a new thing and issues will be settled as they get flagged”, Kumar added.

BJP distances itself from Som’s Taj Mahal remarks PM Modi is ignorant about history: Ghulam Nabi Azad M ee r u t, O c t 1 6 (AGENCIES): The BJPled Uttar Pradesh government distanced itself on Monday from controversial comments by firebrand MLA Sangeet Som, who questioned the Taj Mahal’s place in history and said the iconic monument was built by “traitors” who targeted Hindus. The saffron party also appeared to disown the Sardhana legislator’s remarks and called his comments on the 17th century structure his “individual view”. “The chief minister has made it clear that the

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Taj is part of our heritage. My government has already sanctioned Rs 155 crore for the development of parks and various facilities in and around Taj,” said state tourism minister Rita Bahuguna Joshi. When asked what she made of the BJP lawmaker’s claims, she said, “Well, every individual is free to make an opinion but as far as the government is concerned Taj is very much on our priority list.” At a meeting in western Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut on Sunday, Som had attacked those concerned about the absence of the Taj Mahal

BJP MLA Sangeet Som

from a list of historical places in state’s official tourism booklet. “Many people were pained to see that the Taj Mahal was removed from the list of places. What type of history are they talking about? Is it history that the

person (Shah Jahan) who built the Taj Mahal imprisoned his father? He targeted Hindus in Uttar Pradesh and Hindustan,” he claimed. In fact, Shah Jahan never imprisoned his father Jehangir. It was Shah Jahan’s son, the sixth Mughal emperor Aurangzeb, who placed him under house arrest at Agra Fort. “Unfortunately, we included the names of these traitors (Mughals) in our history books but now it will be changed,” Som told the crowd, calling upon the people to support the government in “correcting” history books. ““Invaders

of India have been glorified in history. A Unesco World Heritage Site, the Taj Mahal draws crores in annual revenue but has received a barrage of negative comments in recent months from top BJP leaders, including chief minister Yogi Adityanath – who in June said the ivorywhite marble mausoleum didn’t represent “Indian culture”. This is not the first time the MLA has courted controversy. He was implicated for his provocative statements in the Muzaffanagar riots of 2013 that claimed at least 60 lives and displaced 50,000 people.

“The Prime Minister claims that no development has taken place in the country in the past 60 years. Perhaps, he has not read history

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A l ig a r h , O c t 1 6 (AGENCIES): Taking a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, leader of opposition in Rajya Sabha and Congress general secretary Ghulam Nabi Azad said on Sunday that the PM did not know about the country’s history.

in school,” said Azad, while addressing audience at the birth centenary celebrations of former PM Indira Gandhi organised in Aligarh.

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I, Mughali H Sumi, in the academic certificate and Govt. Service appointment order as Mughali should be known as Mughali Zhimomi presently residing at South Point, Zunheboto for al purpose vide affidavit No. 6941/17 Date. 16/10/2017 K-3350

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Mumbai, Oct 16 (PTI): Gold prices bounced Rs 185 per 10 grams at the bullion market here Monday following uptick in festive and wedding season demand from jewellers and retailers amid signs of a strong global trend. Silver recaptured the Rs 40,000 per kg mark by climbing Rs 255 on increased offtake by industrial units. Standard gold (99.5 purity) moved up by Rs 185 to close at Rs 29,860 per 10 grams from last Friday’s closing level of Rs 29,675. Pure gold (99.9 purity) also rose by a similar margin to end at Rs 30,010 per 10 grams as against Rs 29,825 previously. Silver (.999 fineness) climbed by Rs 255 per kg to close at Rs 40,110 as compared to Rs 39,855 earlier. Globally, a slightly firmer dollar weighed on gold, while ongoing tensions over Iran and North Korea and recent weak US economic data lifted bullion above the psychological USD 1,300 level. Spot gold was unchanged at USD 1,304.50 an ounce in early trade. Silver rose 0.1 per cent to USD 17.37 an ounce after hitting USD 17.44, its highest since mid-September.

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New Delhi, Oct 16 (IANS): Bharti Airtel and Millicom International Cellular, through their respective subsidiaries, on Monday announced the closure of a deal to combine their operations in Ghana. Under the joint agreement, Airtel and Millicom will have equal ownership (50:50) and governance rights in the combined entity, which will have revenues of around $300 million, said a statement here. Roshi Motman, the current CEO of Tigo Ghana, will be the new CEO of the joint entity. The merged entity will become Ghana’s second largest mobile operator with close to 10 million subscribers, the statement said. “The combined networks of the two companies will cover more than 80 per cent of Ghana’s population, in particular in villages and far flung areas, and serve customers with affordable world-class voice/ data services, affordable global roaming and mobile banking services. It will also have one of the largest sales and distribution network to enhance customer convenience,” the statement added.

closure under Section 8 (1) (d) of Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005. The Section bars “information including commercial confidence, trade secrets or intellectual property, the disclosure of which would harm the competitive position of a third party, unless the competent authority is satisfied that larger public interest warrants the disclosure of such information”. In Reserve Bank offices, 59 CVPS machines are used and each machine is operated by a set of five persons under a supervisor who supervises a cluster of machines, the bank said. “Besides, a number of other people are involved in forward and backward linkages of the processing,” it said. The government had on November 8 last year banned the use of old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes but allowed holders to deposit them with banks or use them with certain notified utilities. The notes deposited or collected are being counted by the central bank at its offices to establish the total number of currency returned and to weed out fake notes.

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(From p-1) While the women in Northeast are already empowered and professionally more active as part of their tradition, Dr. Singh pointed to the recent initiatives of encouraging Self Help Groups to promote household entrepreneurships, in which young StartUps have also come forward and opted to work in the sector of handloom and textile. To further reinforce this effect, he said the Textile ministry had initiated some exclusive schemes and initiatives for North-Eastern states. Dr. Singh called upon the youngsters to make the best use of “North East Industrial Promotion Policy” as well as the special budgetary support offered to the industry.

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New Delhi, Oct 16 (PTI): At least 66 Sophisticated Currency Verification and Processing (CVPS) machines are being used for counting junked Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes that were deposited post demonetisation, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has said. A global tender has been floated for the procurement of new CVPS machines, the central bank said in reply to an RTI query on details of such machines being used for counting demonetised notes in the country. “As on date 59 CVPS are in operation in RBI for the purpose. In addition to this, seven CVPS available with commercial banks are also being used,” it said in response to the RTI application filed by a PTI correspondent. It said seven CVPS machines were in the process of being leased, while seven others available with commercial banks were also being used. Referring to leasing charges, the central bank said the information sought was in the nature of commercial confidence and therefore exempt from dis-

at 1.71 per cent. The final print of July WPI inflation remained unchanged from provisional estimate of 1.88 per cent. Data released earlier this week showed retail inflation at 3.28 per cent in September, unchanged from August, even as vegetable and cereal prices softened. Besides industrial production grew at a ninemonth high of 4.3 per cent in August, mainly on account of robust performance of mining and power sectors coupled with higher capital goods output. Earlier this month, the Reserve Bank kept benchmark interest rate unchanged on fears of rising inflation while lowering growth forecast to 6.7 per cent for the current fiscal.

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(From p-1) Further, Kumar said out of 74 RD blocks in Nagaland, the bank coverage was only in 44 blocks. For this, he said the issue was being reviewed with bankers and urged upon SLBC to reach out to all the interior areas. He exuded confidence that banks would be able to reach out to all the RD blocks. The chief secretary informed that the Finance department would be the nodal department where OSD (Finance) would be the Mission director. Meanwhile, AGM SBI Regional Business Office Dimapur, Paogin Haokip said on MUDRA loan the variation on interest rate was not much as the total interest rate would be worked out from 11-12% annually.

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to rule high with 79.78 per cent increase in September. In egg, meat and fish segment the rate of price rise was 5.47 per cent. Inflation in manufactured products witnessed a slight increase at 2.72 per cent, against 2.45 per cent in August. In fuel and power segment, inflation cooled to 9.01 per cent, against 9.99 per cent in August. Fuel inflation has remained high in the past two months as petrol and diesel prices continued to rule high relentlessly on global crude oil rates, while power tariffs shot through the roof on lower domestic production. Pulses continued to witness deflation at 24.26 per cent, likewise in potato at 46.52 per cent and wheat

Mumbai, Oct 16 (PTI): The rupee continued its stellar rally for the sixth-straight day and ended at more than three-week high of 64.74 a dollar, surging by 19 paise helped by extremely bullish macro indicators. The overall forex market sentiment got a boost from upbeat export data and narrowing of trade deficit coupled with softening inflation. The record rally in domestic equities too helped the rupee. Extending its strong upmove, the rupee resumed firmly higher at 64.75 against last weekend close of 64.93 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market due to frantic dollar unwinding by exporters and banks. It later strengthened to hit a fresh intra-day high of 64.69 before winding up the day at 64.74, showing a smart rise of 19 paise, or 0.29 per cent.

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New Delhi, Oct 16 (PTI): Wholesale inflation fell to 2.60 per cent in September as prices of food articles, led by vegetables, softened. Inflation, based on the wholesale price index (WPI), had soared to a fourmonth high of 3.24 per cent in August 2017. It was 1.36 per cent in September 2016. The government data released today showed that inflation in food articles tapered to 2.04 per cent in September, as against 5.75 per cent in August on a yearly basis. Inflation in vegetable prices cooled to 15.48 per cent in September, as against a high of 44.91 per cent in the previous month. Onion prices, however, continued

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around the Yangguao township in Hunan province and helped them grow more than 1,100 mu (74 hectares) of “super rice”. Wang’s experience and expertise have helped spread the technology in neighbouring counties or districts and the total area under cultivation of “super rice” has expanded in the past few years. “In the wake of Wang’s guidance, growing super rice has prevailed in the region, as 25,000 mu (1,667 hectares) of paddy fields in Yanggu’ao and more than 160,000 mu (10,667 hectares) of cropland in neighbouring counties and towns have been transformed into super rice plantation fields,” the report said. The success story catapulted Wang, 47, to bigger things. He is now the CPC secretary of Zhaojiachong village in Yanggu’ao township of Longhui county, Shaoyang city in Hunan province. “It’s a great honour for a farmer like me to be elected as a CPC delegate. I will help more to master scientific farming skills for better-off lives in the countryside,” said Wang. Wang will be among 2,287 delegates selected to attend this 19th National Congress of the CPC to be held in Beijing from October 18.

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The Viswema Gazetted Officers’ Krotho (VGOK), with immense pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the undermentioned candidates for clearing the recently conducted combined NPSC Technical Exam. We wish them more success in all their future endeavours. 1. Dr. Kevi Kikhi, S/o Zelvi Kikhi, Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (Cl-I Gaz) 2. Vikedüle Rhetso, D/o Vimedo Rhetso, Junior Engineer (Civil) PHED (Cl-II Gaz) 3. Vizo Pusa, S/o Vilesa Pusa, Junior Engineer (Civil) W & H (Cl-II Gaz) VITSOZOL CHAYA, Secretary PUVIL KIKHI, President Viswema Gazetted Officers’ Krotho Viswema Gazetted Officers’ Krotho Viswema Village Viswema Village K-3322

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The Longchang Buhu Union Mokokchung with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for bringing laurels to the village in general for their outstanding achievements in the recently conducted NPSC combined Technical Service Examination 2017. 1. Er. Esham Pongkhen Bezo, S/o Shri Shampa for securing the post of J.E Junior Engineer under PHE Deptt. 2. Er. Awan Konyak, D/o Shri Eshak Konyak for securing the post of J.E Junior Engineer under PWD Housing Deptt. 3. Shri Mannye, S/o Shri Eangsham Konyak for receiving the North-east Zone Young Talented Artistes Award 2016-17 in the field of wood & stone sculpture. The Union wishes them the best in all their future endeavour and thank the Almighty God for his abundant blessing. Sd/Sd/(Changku) (Chingyai Konyak) Secretary President LBU Mokokchung LBU Mokokchung

M o s c ow, O c t 1 6 (IANS): Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday signed a decree to impose a number of bans on North Korea in compliance with the UN Security Council Resolution 2321, a post on Russia’s legal document portal said on Monday. Russia will, most notably among other measures, suspend scientific and technical cooperation with individuals and institutions representing North Korea, according to the 39-page decree, XInhua reported. On November 30, 2016, the UN Security Council unanimously adopted the Resolution 2321 in response to Pyongyang’s fifth nuclear test on September 9. In the UN document, the 15-nation council decided that Pyongyang should not supply, sell or transfer coal, iron and iron ore from its territory, but excluded transactions for livelihood purposes. The council set an upper limit on Pyongyang’s coal exporting and banned the sale of copper, nickel, silver, zinc and statues from North Korea.

Worn down by censors, Iran’s Facebook shuts down T e h r a n, O c t 1 6 (AGENCIES): Iran’s oldest social media network announced today it is shutting down after years of battling censors, saying they had allowed foreign sites such as Instagram to take over. Cloob website was launched 12 years ago as the Iranian answer to Facebook and Google’s now-dead Orkut, and at its peak had some two million users in the country. But the challenge of monitoring the deluge of photos from women not to show hair and removing politically sensitive comments led to frequent clashes with the authorities. “Cloob.com was entirely blocked three times and the last time it took 28 days to unblock it,” said company director Mohammad Javad Shakouri Moghadam in a blog post. “Like a farmer, a webmaster knows how hard it is to rejuvenate a land that has dried up for 28 days,” he wrote, adding that his team no longer had the “energy or enthusiasm” to keep fighting.

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Iran banned Facebook primarily due to lack of oversight, especially women sharing photos of themselves without a headscarf, which is illegal under the country’s Islamic laws. But sites such as Instagram are not banned and have boomed in Iran, while messaging service Telegram has some 25 million users in the country. Officials say they cannot ban popular online services as long as there is no local alternative. “Cloob was one of the top three services in Iran but its flourishing tree has withered,” said Shakouri. He said he also faced frequent legal battles over his other companies, such as video sharing site Aparat and streaming service Filmio. “These days, some have started to... sue the new wave of content creators such as Aparat and other services — a source of domestic content creation which would definitely be of benefit to our country and culture,” he said.

L A H ORE , O c t 1 6 (AGENCIES): The Pakistan government on Saturday withdrew its request for extending the detention of Mumbai attack mastermind and JuD chief Hafiz Saeed under the anti- terrorism law. On January 31, Saeed and his four aides were detained by the Punjab government for 90 days+ under the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997. They have been under house arrest since then. An official of the Home Department of Punjab government told a threemember federal judicial review board headed by Justice Ejaz Afzal Khan of the Supreme Court that the government did not require the extension of Saeed and his four accomplices’ detention any more. “The provincial government does not require extension to the detention of Saeed, his aides - Abdullah Ubaid, Malik Zafar Iqbal, Abdul Rehman Abid and Qazi Kashif Hussain - under the anti-terrorism law.

TOKYO: Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is on track for a landslide win in Japan’s upcoming election, the latest survey suggested on Monday, as a new party founded by Tokyo’s popular governor loses momentum. Abe’s conser vative Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is projected to win as many as 303 of the 465 seats up for grabs in the October 22 election, according to a poll by the Mainichi Shimbun. Its junior coalition partner Komeito is expected to gain more than 30 seats, allowing Abe’s ruling camp to have a comfortable two-thirds majority in the powerful lower house, the poll suggested. A two-thirds majority in parliament would allow Abe, 63, to push through an amendment to Japan’s pacifist constitution. The hawkish premier has called for changes to the US-imposed law so Japan can turn its self-defence forces into a full-fledged army. Support for Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike’s newly

Yingshükur Yangdong Suro Bumji (The Yingshükur village citizen) with profound gratitude and immense joy extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr.Khumjungse, son of Shri.Throngseri Sangtam of Yingshükur village for bringing pride and laurels to our village and the community by becoming the first gazetted officer of Yingshükur Village in the recently declared NPSC (CTE) 2017 to the post of Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (Cl-1 Gazetted) under Veterinary and Animal Husbandry. We acknowledge our sincere prayer and happiness and may God bless him with more success in all his life endeavour. (ATHRONGSE) Chairman, YYSB DP-10769A

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The Kipongya Ward No 9 Kiphire Town with immense joy and pride extends its heartiest congratulations to Dr.Khumjungse son of Shri. Throngseri Sangtam of Yingshükur village and resident of Kipongya Ward Kiphire Town for successfully clearing the recently declared NPSC, CTE 2017 to the post of Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (Cl.1 Gazetted) under veterinary and Animal Husbandry. The Ward wishes him success in all his Endeavour. (Inato Yeptho) Secretary, (Chumlongse) Chairman, Kipongya Ward No 9 Kipongya Ward No 9 Kiphire Town Kiphire Town

The Sanglao Paopong extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. JALIM KHIAMNIUNGAN, son of Mr. Lemtsi Khiamniungan for getting through the N.P.S.C Combined Technical Exam and securing the post of Junior Engineer under Works & Housing Department and bringing laurels. We wish him success in all his future endeavors and thank the Almighty God for the abundant blessings. We would also like to congratulate all the successful candidates of N.P.S.C for their achievements. Mingtsoa G.B Shuthong President, SPD General Secy, SPD OFFICE OF THE

Therefore it requests the board to accept withdrawal of extension to detention of Jamaat-u-Dawah leaders,” he said. The board accepted the government’s plea and disposed of the matter. Explaining as to why the government withdrew its application, a senior official of the Punjab government told PTI that since the government has extended the detention of Saeed and four others till October 24 under the Maintenance of Public Order Ordinance 1960 it does not require to have them house arrested under the anti-terrorism law. He said the govern-

ment was to produce Saeed and others before the review board for their detention under 11 EEE (I) and 11D of Anti-Terrorism Act 1997. “But since since all five of them are detained under the public order there was no binding on the government to produce them before the review board today to seek extension to their detention,” the official said. The Punjab Home Department issued an order extending the house arrest of Jamat-d-Dawah chief Hafiz Saeed and four other JuD men for another 30 days with effect from September 25 under the public order.

founded Party of Hope, which has transformed Japan’s political landscape and swallowed up the main opposition Democratic Party, appears to be declining, with surveys predicting it might win up to 54 seats. After an initial burst of support for the media-savvy Koike, critics say the Tokyo governor has suffered by not running herself in the election, meaning voters for her party are not sure who they are electing as PM. “Expectations were high but the Party of Hope has nothing but Koike’s

popularity,” said Koji Nakakita, professor of politics at Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo. “Support for Abe’s cabinet is not so high but voters have no choice but to vote for Abe’s LDP,” Nakakita told AFP, with the opposition parties facing “confusion and divisions.” The 12-day election campaign has focused on reviving Japan’s once worldbeating economy and tackling the ever-present threat of North Korea which has threatened to “sink” the country into the sea.

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The Kigwema Students’ Union convey its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Mhalevilie Thorie, s/o Mr & Mrs. Sazo Thorie for securing the prestigious post of Agriculture Inspector in the NPSC (CTSE) 2016 Examination thereby bringing accolades to the union in particular and to the village general. The Union wishes him success in all his future endeavours. THEPFUKELIE PHIRA KUZOLIE NEIHU Gen. Secy. President

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The Soyochung Village Students' Union with prodigious pride and honour its exuberant congratulations to Mr LEVI ANAR, S/O TSIPONGCHO ANAR on fulfilling the long awaited cherished dream of Soyochung People on clearing NPSC Combined Technical Examination 2016 -2017 to the post of Sub-Division Officer (Civil) (Cl-I Gazetted) under PHED. Your dedication is something that may inspire the new generation to come, you have achieved so much at such a young age. Wishing many Congrats to you. K. CHUMSELI ANAR ROSELIN President, SVSU General Secretary, SVSU

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KOHIMA KHARLAR TELONGJEM KOHIMA: NAGALAND

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The Kohima Kharlar Telongjem would like to express its appreciation and congratulations to the following persons for their achievement in various posts in the recently concluded NPSC Examination. 1. Miss. Imkongjungla Jamir, Junior Engineer (Civil) P.H.E, d/o Mr Imtimendang Jamir and Mrs. Martha. 2. Mr. Nungsangtsüngba, Overseer (S.O Grade- I) R.D, s/o Tekaangba and Mrs . Temjenlila. 3. Dr. Suyipeube Mpom, Veterinary Assistant Surgeon, s/o Mr. Namreuying and Mrs. Amakla Jamir. The Union further wishes them good health and success in their future endeavours. Watimongla Walling Tiakala Jamir President, K.K.T. Secretary, K.K.T.

KIPHIRE : NAGALAND PRESS DECLARATION It has come to our knowledge that Shri.Tsirise Sangtam, S/o Lt.Chothrongse, is claiming to be a citizen of Langkok village. However, he is not a citizen of Langkok village as claimed by himself. Therefore, the Langkok village Citizens Forum will not be responsible for any of his action. Any individual/group dealing with Shri.Tsirise Sangtam will be doing at their own risk. (Sethricho) (C.Tsipise) Secretary, LYSA President, LYSA

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Beijing, Oct 16 (AGENCIES): Wang Huayong is among the 771 “grassroots delegates” who have been selected to take part in the Communist Party of China (CPC) Congress that’s beginning in Beijing on Wednesday. Holding a record in China for the highest yield of rice, Wang is also among the more well-known delegates who have begun to arrive in the Chinese capital for the congress. It was in 2009 that Wang, formerly a migrant labour, tried his hand at growing rice in his remote village in Hunan province in central China. “In 2011, the yield of super rice per mu (0.07 hectares) managed by Wang reached 926.6 kg, breaking the world record of crop output per mu (per unit area) and tackling a tough problem concerning the massive yield of super rice that even troubled China’s “father of hybrid rice” Yuan Longping,” the state run China Daily said in a report. The rice - DH2525 (Y two superior No. 2) – was developed by Yuan who started developing hybrid rice in the 1960s. After the successful trial, Wang gradually shared his scientific production techniques and experience with 314 farmer households

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announced new military efforts against the group. The Mogadishu bombing is one of the deadliest attacks in sub-Saharan Africa, larger than the Garissa University attack in Kenya in 2015 and the US Embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998. Doctors at Mogadishu hospitals struggled to assist badly wounded victims, many burned beyond recognition. “This is really horrendous, unlike any other time in the past,” said Dr Mohamed Yusuf, the director of Medina hospital. Inside, bleary-eyed nurses transported a man whose legs had been blown off. He waited as surgeons attended to another badly injured patient. Exhausted doctors struggled to keep their eyes open, while screams from victims and newly bereaved families echoed through the halls. “Nearly all of the wounded victims have serious wounds,” said nurse Samir Abdi. “Unspeakable horrors.” The smell of blood was strong. A teary-eyed Hawo Yusuf looked at her husband’s badly burned body. “He may die waiting,” she said. “We need help.”

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in Myanmar,” said Grandi, Lowcock and Lacy Swing who heads the International Organisation for Migration (IOM). The government of Bangladesh, local charities, volunteers, the UN and NGOs are “working in overdrive” to assist Rohingya living in over-crowded refugee camps and makeshift settlements after fleeing from Myanmar’s Rakine State, the UN chiefs said. “The efforts must be scaled up and expanded to receive and protect refugees

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and ensure they are provided with basic shelter and acceptable living conditions. Every day more vulnerable people arrive,” they said. The Rohingya refugees depend entirely on humanitarian aid for food, water, health and other essential needs, Grandi, Lowcock and Lacy Swing noted. “Basic services are under severe strain. In some sites, there is no access to potable water, and sanitation facilities are absent, raising health risks for both the refugees and the communities hosting them,” added the UN chiefs. The top UN officials praised Bangladesh for keeping its borders open and its “generous” hospitality. They drew attention to a pledging conference taking place on October 23, organised by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the IOM and UNHCR and co-hosted by the European Union and Kuwait.

Mogadishu, Oct 16 (AGENCIES): The most powerful bomb blast ever witnessed in Somalia’s capital killed 276 people with around 300 others injured, the country’s information minister said early today, making it the deadliest single attack in this Horn of Africa nation. The toll could continue to rise. In a tweet, Abdirahman Osman called the attack “barbaric” and said countries including Turkey and Kenya had already offered to send medical aid. Hospitals were overwhelmed a day after a truck bomb targeted a crowded street near key government ministries, including foreign affairs. As angry protesters gathered near the scene of the attack, Somalia’s government blamed the al-Qaedalinked al-Shabab extremist group for what it called a “national disaster.” However, Africa’s deadliest Islamic extremist group, which often targets high-profile areas of the capital, had yet to comment. Al-Shabab earlier this year vowed to step up attacks after both the Trump administration and Somalia’s recently elected president

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Geneva/New York, Oct 16 (IANS/AKI): UN refugee agency chief Filippo Grandi and two other top UN officials on Monday urged the international community to boost relief for over 500,000 Rohingya Muslims who have fled violence in Myanmar since August. “We call on the international community to intensify efforts to bring a peaceful solution to the plight of the Rohingya,” Grandi, the UN’s Under-Secretary General for humanitarian affairs and emergency aid, Mark Lowcock, and William Lacy Swing, head of its migration agency, said in a statement. The statement urged countries to “end the desperate exodus, to support host communities and ensure the conditions that will allow for refugees’ eventual voluntary return in safety and dignity. “The origins and, thus, the solutions to this crisis lie

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Parliamentary secretary IT&C, and chairman DAN, Dr. Longrineken releasing the souvenir. DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary IT&C, and chairman DAN, Dr. Longrineken called upon the Kohima Khar Senso Telongjem (KKST) to retrospect the past and strive towards a better future for the welfare of the village as well as the region. He said this while addressing the KKST golden jubilee on October 14 at Molu Ki, Kohima under the theme, “resourceful, refined and enlightened citizen”. Dr. Longrineken said that unity and humility

triumph more blessings, and asked the members to be more humble and advocate truthfulness in all walks of life. He further encouraged the youths not to forget their roots and to contribute towards the progress of their land. He also released the jubilee souvenir, OSD finance department Kohima Taliremba advised that in order to become refined citizen, one must live and keep the fundamental duties. He stated that honesty, hard work, perseverance,

consistency and sincerity in all spheres of life were the values to become a refined and successful citizen. Taliremba also stressed on keeping a balanced life to be able to overcome all situations and that, one should make a mark in society by doing good and making distinctive actions. While talking about a need of change in the society, he also said it could be possible only when each individual changed. Calling upon the gathering to be agents of change, he also encouraged the citizens, particularly young intellects. He urged them to show act of responsibility and to become leaders among the community and state. Earlier during the programme, ex-president KKST, S. Imti Jamir led a silent prayer in memory of departed leaders of the union. Some of the personalities who spoke during the occasion were first KKST general secretary L.N. Wati Walling, IPS retired Diphupar N.N Walling, ex-treasurer Dimapur J. Wati Walling, KAT president Kohima N. Ari Jamir, ex-treasurer and Khar village council.

NSCN (R) discharges one DIMAPUR: The NSCN/ GPRN (Reformation) has issued a force discharge to one cadre identified as ‘Lt’ Akholi, son of Pao of Phiphima village, Angami region from active national service with immediate effect. NSCN/ GPRN (R) through its MIP has stated that, Akholi had been forced discharged owing to “prolong leave report” without the consent of the higher authority and termed it as “anti-social activities” which was against the azha/ principle of the government. It also informed general public not to entertain him in any way relating to matters of government.

NPROA 3rd annual general meeting

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Police Retired Officers’ Association (NPROA) 3rd annual general meeting-cumelection of the office bearers for the session 2017-2020 would be held on October 25,11 a.m at central police officers mess Chümoukedima. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting and also to bring membership fee. It further informs that accommodation would be provided for the officers coming from outside Nagaland.

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BBBP programme in Longleng culminates DIMAPUR: A weeklong “Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP)” programme observed under the theme “daughters of new India” in Longleng culminated on October 14 at BHSS auditorium. According to DIPR, speaking on the theme, resource person executive secretary Phom Baptist church association Nuklu Phom said that according to the concept and perspective of daughters of new India, a girl child has the potential to become an intellectual to transform the society. He asserted that a strong message must be sent to men folks to create a special platform exclusively for girls to expose their skills and potentials which is relevant in today’s world. Highlighting disparities between boys and girls within the family in various ways by parents, Nuklu said it was high time for parents to treat both genders equally within the family. He pointed out that providing quality education would help girls to exercise their potentiality and appealed to the girls to understand their rights and

DC Longleng serving refreshment to the girls during culmination programme of BBBP. raise their voice within the girl child. School, special number family and society. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o - by Longleng Town Baptist Nuklu also suggested gramme was chaired by Church youth, cultural and requested district task CDPO Tamlu and invo- activities by Good Shepforce to organise semi- cation by pastor police herd School, presentation nars and workshops for baptist church Longleng, of prize for winners of men folks and adopt spe- while concluding remarks essay, poem and slogan cial schemes for girl child was delivered by EAC HQ and felicitation by deputy which according to him Robi Sangtam. Voice of commissioner and special should be judiciously uti- girl child was presented by prayer for girl child by paslized for the upliftment of Chubum, Mount Carmel tor LTBC.

STC , ZSUD 25th anniversary celebrations WAC destroys expired items

DIMAPUR: Chairmen and GBs of five colonies under Walford Area Council (WAC) conducted checking of expired items in all shops and pharmacies under its jurisdiction on October 12. In a press release by chairman WAC, T. Jemu stated that, while checking the team found some of the expired edible products and medicines from the shops and pharmacies. In this connection, the team had penalized all the defaulters with a fine and warned the defaulters from repeating. (L-R): Rev. Vitoho Swu and legislators S.I. Jamir and Tovihoto Ayemi along with elders of the colony at the unveiling of the The team also warned all monolith on Friday. ZSUD officials during the 25th anniversary. the shops and pharmacies

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theme, “engaged, enlightened and empowered” on October 14 at Jesus and Mary College, New Delhi with minister for Health and Family Welfare, Imkong L. Imchen and deputy commissioner of Tamenglong district, Armstrong Pame, as chief guest and guest of honour respectively. A press note by ZSUD general secretary, Wisanlungbou Thiumai stated that highlights of the programme included Hwai, Zeliangrong anthem, welcome speech by Mathiuchunbou Rimai, president of ZSUD and choir, presenting essence

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Dimapur Riphyim Union (DRU) with immense pride and honour would like to congratulate Miss. Ekhyubeni Odyuo, D/o Late Khudemo Odyuo & Mrs. Lichilo Odyuo for bringing laurels not only to her parents and family but also to the whole members of the Union as well, for being selected to the post of Junior Engineer, (Power Department) in the recently conducted NPSC, Combined Technical Exam 2016-17. The DRU wishes you success in your future Endeavour.

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With joy, we the Jingkhu Welfare Society Dimapur, would like to congratulate Mr. Solomon A. Anar, S/o Er. Y.Chopongse Anar and Er. Muvase Ayongru, S/o Chopise Ayongru for their success in the recent NPSC Technical Examination as Dy. SP (NPTO) Class-I Gazetted under Home Department and Junior Engineer (Electrical) Class-II Gazetted under Power Department. We wish them the very best and pray for God's wisdom, understanding and long life. Be With God. (Chotingse Sangtam (Liochum Sangtam) President General Secretary

We the Signal Phom Union Dimapur with profound joy extend its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Moichung Shembu Phom, Son of Lt. A Manba Phom and Mrs. Alila for securing the post of S.D.O Electrical (Class-I Gazetted) under Power Department, the Union further wishes him all his future endeavours. V/President H.Sunep Phom Signal Phom Union Dimapur

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Extending our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kikavi Chophi, S/o Mr. K Itokhu Chophi & Mrs. Akala Aier, K Hetoi Village, Niuland, for securing the position of Ranger (Class-II Gazetted) under the Department of Forest, Ecology, Environment & Wildlife in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Exam. We feel immensely blessed and praise the Almighty God for bestowing His grace upon the family. It is our earnest prayer that you experience many more years of great achievements. Our best wishes and prayers are always with you. Loving, family members DP-10750

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The Phelungre Village Union Dimapur with immense pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Yuvila Sangtam, daughter of Shri. M. Tsalito Sangtam for achieving the post of J.E (PHED through NPSC examination. The Union wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to bless her with wisdom and good health and also grant success in all her future endeavour.

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DIMAPUR: Based on information 3 (Naga Hills) Battalion Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) along with police representatives on October 12 conducted an operation in general area New Minister Hill and seized 625 cases and 56 bottles of Indian made foreign liquor (IMFL) worth Rs. 18,96,940 (approx) and Rs. 5,96,360 in cash. According to the report of PRO HQ IGAR (N), the house in this connection the following per-

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of silver anniversary. A Brief Account of ZSUD was given by Digao Pamei. There was cultural extravaganza showcasing the rich heritage of the Zeliangrong people, paying tributes to pioneer students, felicitating the meritorious & successful students and musical shows. Speech on behalf of alumni was delivered by Lucas L. Kamsuan, joint secretary, ministry of Shipping, exhortation speech by Aaron Pamei, director, ministry of Defence. Best mentor of ZSUD award wasgiven to Mathiupuang Gonmei for his outstanding contribution in various ways to ZSUD.

such surprise checking from time to time where defaulters would be seriously penalized even to the extent of closure of shops and pharmacies.

sons were arrested, Lambu (31) son of Babhan Singh resident of Chapra village, Chapra district Bihar; Pramod, (32) son of Mangal Singh resident of Chapra village, Chapra district Bihar; Abhishek (30) son of RajeshwarYadav resident of Chapra, Chapra dis-

trict Bihar and Athili (28) son of Kapani resident of Shajouba village. In this connection, PRO informed that the apprehendees along with recovered items and cash were handed over to South Police Station Kohima for further investigation.

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With immense pride, the Longtsung Eloe Yanpoe Yanpia Eyi Ekhung Dimapur would like to congratulate Er. David Tungoe son of Dr. C. W. Tungoe and Mrs. Thungdeno Tungoe on clearing NPSC and securing 1st Rank as SDO (Electrical) under Power Department. Further we wish you the very best in all your future endeavours and pray to our Almighty God to grant you good health and continuous blessings. We further wish you a grand success in your future endeavours. (Lochumi) Secretary, LEYYEK

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of the colony. Earlier, chairperson Sema Tilla council K. Kinilimi delivered vote of thanks, GB Vihoshe Kini presented welcome address, while former chairman of the colony, Khehuto Kiba sahred a brief history of the colony. Senior pastor, Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church reverend S. Vitoshe Swu unveiled the jubilee monolith and dedicated the souvenir by invoking jubilee blessing and reading out scripture Isaiah 35:7-10. ZSUD: Zeliangrong Students’Union, Delhi (ZSUD) celebrated its silver anniversary under the

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FORESTRY GRADUATES ASSOCIATION OF NAGALAND FELICITATES The Forestry Graduates Association of Nagaland with immense pleasure would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following persons for their success in the recently declared NPSC combined technical exam, 2016-17, for getting selected to the post of Ranger (Class-II Gazetted), under Department of Forest, Ecology, Environment & Wildlife. 1. Mr. Kikavi Chophi (President, FGAN) 2. Miss. Grace Kikon (Ass. Finance Secretary, FGAN) 3. Mr. Menya Wongto. The FGAN wishes them the best in all their future endeavours. May the Almighty God continue to bless them abundantly. Mr. Zerutso Vice President

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The Dimapur Tungu Ennio Kinghen Ekhung with immense pride and honour would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Shri. David Tungoe, S/o Dr. Wothungo Tungoe for securing 1st Rank in the recent NPSC Combined Technical Exam result 2017 to the post of Sub-Divisional Officer (Electrical) (CL-I Gazetted) under Power Department and Miss Lydia Tungupvui, D/o Mr. Thungasao Tungoe for securing 3rd Rank as (Junior Engineer) Agriculture (CL-II Gazetted) under Irrigation and Flood Control Department. Further the Ekhung wishes them the best in all their future endeavours. May God continue to bestow His abundant blessing upon them. (NRINIMO TUNGOE) (S. PHILIP TUNGOE) Chairman General Secretary

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pant in Nagaland, which could be contained when the election system was thoroughly cleaned up. He also talked about the need to have an elected body for urban local bodies based upon which the centre would release funds. Exhorting the gathering, Tovihoto called upon members of the colony to reflect upon and to forgive each other’s shortcomings and to take the community forward in the larger interest of the colony. He said that 25 years was only a foundation for more jubilees to come and wished that blessings would be upon all members

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DIMAPUR: Advisor urban development and parliamentary secretary Irrigation and Flood Control, S. I. Jamir lauded pioneers of the colony stating that it was because of their sacrifice and hard work that the residents were able to celebrate 25th anniversary today. He said this while speaking at the 25th anniversary of Sema Tilla colony Dimapur on October 13. Stressing on the need of clean election, he called upon the people to support clean election campaign by NBCC. He stated that corruption has become ram-

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‘World Food Day 2017’ observed across state

ADC Wokha Thavaseelan speaking during the World Food DC Phek addressing at the programme in Chizami Day programme in Wokha. village.

DIMAPUR: In spite of the district exporting Agricultural & Allied production Unit the district was facing 90% deficiency in food production according to survey report, which needed to be given immediate attention, stated SMS Agri Extension KVK, B.L Mhalo while speaking on the theme “change the future of migration, invest in food security and rural development” on the World Food Day at the conference hall of the district agriculture office Wokha on October 16. According to DIPR report, she also said that this event promote worldwide awareness and action for those who suffered from hunger and for the need to ensure food security and nutritious diets for all. She said food and agriculture organization play

an important role in addressing the root cause of internal and international migration and displacement and in harnessing the developmental potential of migration especially in terms of food security and poverty reduction. ADC, Wokha Thavaseelan as chief guest said that while celebrating this day, focus must be to eradicate hunger and malnutrition. ADC also stated migration was part of the process of development as economies undergo structural transformation and the people search for better employment opportunities within and across countries. The challenges were to address the structural drivers of large movements of people to make safe, orderly and regular. The function was chaired by DAO, Wokha

Renbomo Ngullie while vote of thanks was proposed by SDAO, Wokha Rosemary Ezung. NEN: In Phek North East Network (NEN) Nagaland organised world food day 2017 under the theme, “strengthening local food and farming systems-a call for action” was observed at Chizami village. Seno Tsuhah highlighted on the role of rural communities in ensuring food and nutritional securities. She asserted that food and farming policies of the government needed to be relooked and restrategised by strengthening local food and farming systems which required the concerted effort of diverse stakeholders particularly the government. Guest of honor, DC Phek, Kovi Meyase in his

inaugural speech stated that despite the many advancements made by human civilization, hunger and poverty remained to be addressed. He stressed on the need to develop a roadmap for sustainable agriculture and food production. He also spoke on importance of education for creating greater awareness in strengthening local food systems- production, value addition and marketing. Rural women have the potential to sustain local food production and building a resilient community, he added. In the session on “promotion and support for local food and farming system”, testimonies on challenges and concerns of the farming community were shared by women farmers. Razouvolie Dozo, project

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DIMAPUR: Chakhesang Mothers’ Association (CMA) has expressed shock at the demise of late Er. Dikhrolo Mero, retd. engineer-in-chief, NPWD. In a condolence message, CMA described late Mero as sincere, dedicated, humble, kind hearted and hard working officer who had immensely contributed towards the community and individual. CMA stated that he was a man who really understood the problems of womenfolks specially the mothers. CMA stated that his demise has created great loss to Chakhesang community in particular and Nagas in general. It further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

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director of RD mentioned that in every programme of RD, 30% participation of women was mandatory and therefore women’s participation was necessary in all planning and decision making processes and activities. Moalemba, district Horticulture officer supported organic farming and provided information on various methods for pests and disease control. In the session “addressing barriers to rights and entitlements for women”, women farmers raised presented various challenges and barriers. Imsunaro, DDM, NABARD highlighted on the importance of awareness and sensitization of women on financial literacy and financial products such as KCC. Esther T. Longkumer, KVK-ICAR shared about the interven-

tions of KVK and various programmes available for farmers. 130 women farmers from Phek district, village leaders, district administration and officials from the department of Horticulture, Rural Development (RD), KVK- ICAR Porba and National Agriculture Bank for Rural Development (NABARD) attended. 19 women farmers were honoured in recognition for their role and contribution in ensuring food and nutritional securities in their communities. ATMA Dimapur: District Agriculture office and project director (ATMA) office Dimapur observed ‘World food day’ on Monday under the theme “change the future of migration, invest in good security and rural development”.

A group of young people from lower Chandmari block-6 conducted a collective drive to fill potholes and level the road connecting lower Chandmari to A.G, Kohima. The drive which was aided by contributions in cash and kind from the residents was undertaken to ease problems faced by pedestrians and vehicles plying on the stretch. 20 trips of pickup truck, a road roller donated by PWD, mechanical department was used for leveling and 3 street lights were installed.

With the approach of Diphupar Naga Youth Organization (DNYO) golden jubilee, Diphupurians are all geared up for the preparation. Jacob Zhimomi, MLA, inspected the ongoing construction site of golden jubilee pandal on October 14, along with golden jubilee planning committee convenor, Dr. T. Lima Jamir Diphupar Village Council (DVC) chairman and members.

National level consultation held in Delhi Zunheboto town prepares for platinum celebration

Delegates from Nagaland at the National level consultation.

DIMAPUR: Under the ministry of rural devolvement government of India, a two-day national level consultation on livelihood development and diversification was held in New Delhi on October 10 and 11 in the campus of Indian Agricultural Research Institute Nela ground New Delhi. Prime minister Narendra Modi highlighted on various flagship programmes which were already implemented and those which were in the pipeline to uplift the living standard of rural farmers. He also said that free electrification, LPG connections and many other necessary facilities would be provided to BPL within a few years. He further added that such kind of consulta-

tion programme would go a long way in healing the scars and pave way for various projects pertaining to rural development. Nagaland rural development deputed six delegates headed by deputy project officer, DRDA Dimapur nodal officer Pfuhrulhou Koza along with five beneficiaries Vilasenu Weo, Keneiu Sachu, Jongpong Aier, Vidilhoutuo Ratsa and Bohovi Chishi. Delegates from all over India participated in the programme and expressed their gratefulness to the department for arranging a valuable programme. Earlier, innovative and improved methods in farming, power, housing, etc were displayed from various parts of the country.

DIMAPUR: As part of Zunheboto town platinum anniversary, the organising committee has chalked out a series of events in its meeting held on October 7. The organizing committee has decided to organise a walkathon under the theme “walk the talk” on October 28, morning where 5 Assam Rifles (AR) commandant Col. Keishan Debendra, has consented to flag off the walkathon rally. During the afternoon session, an inter school prepared speech competition would be held under the theme “my vision of Zunheboto town by 2030” where superintendent of police, Zunheboto, Krodi Rhetso would be gracing the occasion as guest of honour. The winner of the competition would be given an opportunity to present his/ her speech on the opening day of the platinum celebration scheduled to be held on November 13 and 14. Allotment of stalls for Zunheboto town platinum celebrations on November 13 and 14, is officially open for booking. Sale of alcohol and gambling stalls would not be allowed. Local artistes wishing to perform on November 14, open air concert are also informed to submit their names as early as possible. For further details one may contact at 917005636964.

News in brief BS&G Wokha informs: Bharat scouts and guides (BS&G) association Wokha has informed that induction programme of new members to BS&G Wokha would be held on October 20, 2:30 p.m at DC conference hall, Wokha, with deputy commissioner-president BS&G, Wezope Kenye as chief guest. District officials, scout masters, guide captains and scouts and guides cadre have been requested to attend the programme in full uniform. State level parliamentary quiz: State level parliamentary quiz and youth parliament competition would be held on October 20, 10 a.m at ATI imagine hall Kohima on the theme “youth in strengthening democracy”, with minister of School Education & Parliamentary Affairs, Tokheho Yepthomi. RMSA Nagaland 3rd level Kala Utsav competitions: Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) Nagaland would be conducting the 3nd state level Kala Utsav competitions on the theme “living traditions of arts on music, visual arts, dance and theatre” on October 17, 10.30 a.m at Dr. Neilhouzhu Kire GHSS, Seikhazou, Kohima with secretary of School Education, Neposo Theluo as the chief guest. NPYC presidential council meeting: Nagaland Pradesh Youth Congress (NPYC) has convened its presidential council meeting on October 19, 11 a.m at president’s chamber, NPYC Congress bhavan Kohima. All the NPYC executives and presidents of district youth congress have been requested to attend the meeting. JUK social work: Jakhama Union Kohima (JUK) would conduct social work on October 21, 9 a.m at Dzükozü Chüchorü, Jakhama for maintenance of their Agri-link road to NH 29. Members have been requested to bring their own tools and sacks for social work. Members with conveyances may assist to pick others below K. Thozo residence. Workshop for in-service teachers: Principal director of School Education has informed that all the in-service elementary teachers (STD 1- VIII) that there would be one-day workshop/orientation on learning outcome at their respective EBRC centres on October 21 at 9 a.m. Absentees would be seriously viewed. For any query one may contact the respective EBRC co-ordinators/principals DIETS. EBSB informs: Essay competition organised under Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat (EBSB) cultural integration programme, government of India on the topic “cultural heritage of Madhya Pradesh” would be held at NIT Nagaland campus, Chumukedima on October 26, 9:30-11:30 a.m, followed by cash prizes and certificates. Students from educational institutions of Nagaland have been invited to participate in the competition. NSCN/GPRN informs: NSCN/GPRN UT-I has informed that one Yamaha engine No. 5TSK018015 chassis No. ME15TSOK6E2018022 was found and on another occasion, a wallet belonging to Yipfuchu Thurr with PAN card, ATM card , Aadhaar card and forest guard ID card, emp. code GINY1P70050 was also found. The rightful owners have been requested to contact UT-I secretary at 8014620571 within seven days. Lost and found: Dimapur District Autorickshaw Drivers’ Union (DDADU) has recovered school and college documents belonging to Kheveli Sumi and another NCC cadets uniform from an auto. It further informed that items could be claimed with ID proof from the head office of DDADU during office hours or contact 8132836298.

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Govt issues advisory to maintain secrecy after PM’s itinerary is leaked

New Delhi, Oct 16 (AGENCIES): The Ministr y of Home Affairs (MHA) has directed state governments to adhere to the Officials Secrets Act (OSA) to maintain secrecy of classified documents and VVIP programmes after minute-to-minute details of a visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi were found circulating on social media. Advisories in this regard have been issued to all states twice this year, the latest being last month. Sources in MHA maintain that all precautions are being taken to avoid security breaches. The trigger for these advisories was related to a visit made by PM Modi Madhya Pradesh’s Alirajpur district in August last year. Entire details of the PM’s visit issued by Special Protection Group (SPG) were found to be circulating on Whatsapp mobile application before the date of the visit. The PM had on August 9, 2016 visited the birthplace of freedom fighter Chandrashekhar

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Azad at Bhabra in Alirajpur district. The visit was held to commemorate the sacrifices of freedom fighters on the Quit India day and launch the ‘Azadi 70 Saal-Yaad Karo Qurbani’ programme. In January this year Chief Secretaries and Director Generals of all states and Union Territories were made aware of the “leakage”. “During the Prime Minister’s visit to Alrajpur, Madhya Pradeshon August 9, 201, the minuteto-minute programme of his visit issued by SPG

was found circulating in the State on Whatsapp mobile application, breaching security instructions,” the letter issued by Ministry of Home Affairs on January 13 states. “Several instances of leakage of sensitive security documents of classified category circulating on social media have come to notice in the recent past. Such leakages of secret official documents of visit proramme have serious security implications and can lead to any untoward incidents,” the MHA advisory stated. The ministr y had

also communicated that all officials must adhere to OSA to safeguard classified documents and take stringent corrective measures to maintain secrecy of VVIP programmes. While the matter should have ideally been resolved following the Januar y advisor y, the leaks do not seem to have stopped. In another advisory to state authorities on September 13, the MHA stated, “despite an advisory issued by the ministry, during the recent visit of the Prime Minister the minute-minute programme was found to be circulating in the social media”. The second advisory warns the states that such leaks could be used by “inimical elements” however does not specify details of which visit were leaked on social media. When asked to comment about the advisory, an MHA official said, “Such leakages are considered security breaches and all precautions are being taken by the ministry to avoid such instances”.

Rajesh and Nupur Talwar released from Dasna Jail Dasna, Oct 16 (AGENCIES): A tearful Rajesh and Nupur Talwar walked out of the district prison here on Monday evening. The couple was behind bars for the alleged murder of their daughter Aarushi, in the year 2008, for a little over 3 years and ten months. They were acquitted by the Allahabad High Court on October 12. The dentist couple, who were picked up by Talwar’s brother Dinesh around 5 pm, were crying as they clung to him before managing an exit as they waded through a frenzied media contingent under police protection. According to prison sources, the couple’s release order was delivered to the Dasna District Prison around 4.30 pm following which the other formalities related to their release such as the filling of a security bond were undertaken. “Nothing can make us happier. This wouldn’t have been possible without Dinesh Talwar and Rajesh’s and Nupur’s steadfast belief in their innocence,” said the couple’s counsel Tanveer Ahmed Mir. The couple is expected to offer prayers at a local temple in Noida.

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My meeting with Bal Thackeray upset Sonia Gandhi: Pranab New Delhi, Oct 16 (AGENCIES): For mer President Pranab Mukherjee has said that Congress chief Sonia Gandhi was upset with him over his meeting late Shiv Sena leader Bal Thackeray in the run-up to the 2012 presidential election despite her advice against such an interaction. Revealing this in his book The Coalition Years, Mukherjee said he had met Thackeray on the advice of Sharad Pawar of the Nationalist Congress Party, a part of the Congress-led UPA-II government. He said that during his campaign visit to Mumbai on July 13, 2012, he had gone to meet Thackeray at his residence after the Shiv Sena leader had extended his party’s support to him despite being a part of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA). “I took a decision to meet Thackeray despite Sonia Gandhi’s disapproval because I felt that the man who had broken away from his traditional coalition partner to support my candidature, should not feel humiliated,” Mukherjee said in his book. The veteran Congressman said he had asked both

File photo Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray is seen with President Pranab Mukherjee in Mumbai on July 14, 2012.

Gandhi and Pawar, who was instrumental in influencing Thackeray towards him, whether he should meet the Sena leader during his visit to Mumbai. Pawar’s advice was completely different from that of Gandhi as he insisted that Mukherjee should meet Thackeray. Pawar said Thackeray would consider it a personal insult if Mukherjee did not meet him during his visit to Mumbai. “Sonia Gandhi was not enthusiastic about my meeting Bal Thackeray and advised me to avoid it if possible. Sonia Gandhi’s reservations about Thackeray were based on her own perception of his policies,” he said.

After his return to Delhi, Mukherjee said, Congress leader Girija Vyas had met him and told him that Gandhi and Ahmed Patel, the political secretary to the Congress president, were upset about the meeting with Thackeray. “I returned to Delhi, and the following morning Girija Vyas called on me. She informed me that Sonia Gandhi and Ahmed Patel were upset about my meeting with Thackeray. I understood the cause of their unhappiness but, as I have explained, I did what I believed was right. I had to keep in mind the sensitivity of the advice given by Sharad Pawar — an important ally of the UPA-II,” he said.

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The Yangzitong ‘B’ Village Aghakutsami Kuqhukulu with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for bringing laurels to the union with their outstanding achievements in the recently conducted NPSE Combined Technical Services Examination 2016-17. 1. Mr. Kihika G, S/o S. Ghohuto Yeptho for securing the post of Assistant Soil Survey Officer, Class-II Gazetted under Soil and Water Conservation Deptt. 2. Mr. Isac Inakhe Yeptho, S/o George Kheito Yeptho for securing the post of Agriculture Inspector, Class-III Non-Gazetted under Agriculture Deptt. The Union wishes a very best to both the achievers in all their endeavour.

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The Kohima Koio Khümshüm heartily congratulate Miss. Grace Kikon, D/o Mr. Sanchisao Kikon and Mrs. Tekasangla for her success in the NPSC,CTE-2016 by securing the post of Ranger (CL-II Gazetted), under the Department of Forest, Ecology, Environment & Wildlife, Govt. of Nagaland. All honour and praises to our Almighty God. We pray that He will continue to bless and guide you in your future endeavours. (N. MHAO KIKON) Secretary, KKK K-3326

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With immense pride and honour, we the KNSK Tizit unit would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals. 1. Miss. T. Nyoinggam Konyak, D/o Shri.Tozang Konyak of Nokyan village for clearing the Combined Technical Services Examination (NPSC) 2017 and being placed as SDO (Electrical) Class-I Gazetted under Power department. She is the first women to be inducted as Class-I Gazetted officer under Tizit Area. 2. Miss Beaham Esther Konyak, D/o Shri. Khoalem Beaham of Nokyan Village for being selected as the first Animation Company DQ Entertainment International Limited, Hyderabed. Who is currently working under the famous project ‘Zak Storm’. She is the first women under Tizit Area and among the Nagas in general. The KNSK Tizit Unit further wishes them success in all their future endeavours. (Mrs. Ya-am Konyak) (Thalih Konyak) President Gen. Secretary

The GBs, Elders, Students Union, STH and K. Hetoi Village Union Dimapur would like to extend our sincere and heartiest gratitude to Mr. Kikavi Chophi, son of Mr. ltokhu Chophi (G.B) and Mrs. Akala Aier of K. Hetoi Village, Niuland Sub-Division, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland for securing the post of Forest Ranger, Class-II (Gazetted) through recently declared NPSC, CTE Examination 2017 . We, further wishes him success in the days to come. MUGHAVI SWU President K. Hetoi Village Union

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The Tesophenyu Group Union Dimapur extend our heartiest congratulations to the successful candidates in the recent NPSC result : 1. Mr. Yhuntilo Kent, S/o Mr. Keshu Magh of Tesophenyu Village for securing 1st rank to the post of Ranger under the Department of Forest, Environment & Wildlife. 2. Ms. Seliya Tep, D/o Lt. Terochung Tep of Tesophenyu Village for her success to the post of Extension Officer under Sericulture Dept., Govt. of Nagaland. The Union further wishes the best in all their endeavours and pray for unceasing God's blessing. (JOHNA TEP) President, TGUD

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TSARÜ UNION TUENSANG TOWN TUENSANG : NAGALAND

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The Tsarü Union Tuensang Town extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members on their achievements in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination 2016-17. 1. Er. Khitangpila, (D/o Mr. & Mrs. Imtimayang Anar) for her success to the post of SDO (Civil/Agri) Cl-I Gazetted under Irrigation & Flood Control. 2. Er. Sashikumba, S/o (Mr. & Mrs. Imtimayang Anar) for his success to the post of JE (Cl-II Gazetted) under Works and Housing Department. The Union also congratulates Mr. Chubasashi Sangtam on being promoted to the post of Area Education Officer under Education Department. The Union wishes them all in their future endeavours. (T. Bendang Dhongrü) (Throngrang) Gen. Secretary President

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Mr. K. Tauhong Phom Info. Secretary, DKSU

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With immense joy & pride D.K.S.U. would like to extend our heartiest congratulations for bringing pride and honour to the village and community by your outstanding achievement in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Services Exam 2016-17. 1. Mr. Moichung Shembu Phom, Son of Mrs. Alila Manpa and Lt. Mr. A. Manpa Phom for securing the post of SDO-Electrical (CL-I Gazatted) under Power Department. 2. Mr. Kanshing Phom, Son of Mr. Buphei Phom and Mrs. Baushah Phom for securing the post of Junior Engineer Electrical (Cl-II Gazatted) under Power Department. The Union appreciates and acknowledges your achievements with pride which has brought immense pride to our village as well as to our community. Your exemplary achievement will encourage the younger generation to pursue the paths of hard work and dedication. May God bless you in all your future career.

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Mr. Kanshing Phom

With immense pride and honour, we the Tsarü Service Union extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members for their outstanding achievements in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination 2016-17. 1. Er. Khitangpila (D/o Mr. & Mrs. Imtimayang Anar) for her success to the post of SDO (Civil/Agri) CI-I Gazetted under Irrigation & Flood Control. 2. Er. Sashikumba, S/o (Mr. & Mrs. Imtimayang Anar) for his success to the post of J.E (Cl-II Gazetted) under Works and Housing Department. The Union also congratulates Mr. Chubasashi Sangtam on being promoted to the post of Area Education Officer under Education Department. The Union wishes them all in their future endeavours. (T. Bendang Dhongrü) (T. Kikatemsü) Press & Info. Secy. President

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(Mr. Lithungo Kikon) Gen. Secy., DWE

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Dimapur Wokhae Ekhung is elated to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Lydia Tungupvui, D/o Mr. Tungusian and Mrs Rabeni Lotha for her success in the recent NPSC Combined Technical Examination securing the post of JE under Irrigation and Flood Control Department. The Ekhung is proud of you. May God bless you with more success in your future endeavour. (Dr. K.Yiben Lotha) Chairman, DWE.

Mr. P Shotaü Lakpanth President, DKSU

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He also lit a symbolic Diya - ‘Bal Suraksha Jyoti’ at the event. At the occasion, Kailash Satyar thi described the Bharat Yatra for ‘Surakshit BachpanSurakshti Bharat’ as a non-violent war on sexual abuse, rape and trafficking of children. He further urged all to light a lamp in the name of protection of children, on Diwali. The noble laureate actively advocates for children’s rights, and protection against child labour and abuse.

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and laws that ensure the rights of children. President Kovind also commended the Kailash Satyarthi for his 40-year long contribution to the cause of human rights of children, and for rescuing over 85,000 children from atrocities. President Kovind added that the country must follow the objectives of Satyarthi’s foundation, and come together to ensure every child receives education and achieves his or her full potential with freedom and dignity, while being healthy and secure.

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With immense pride and gratitude, we the Tsiekedi Sporting club P.Khel, Kohima Village extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Keduozotuo Rutsa, S/o Vitomo Rutsa for bringing laurels to the community by securing 3 rd Rank in the recently declared NPSC CTE 2017 as Sub-Division Officer (SDO) (Class 1 Gazetted) under Power Department. We thank our Almighty God for the success and further pray and wish him on the very best in all his future endeavours. Ketoulhoulie Sote Treasure (TSC) K-3320

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Rashtrapati Bhavan. President praised the Yatra for, calling it a big step towards providing safe environment for children in the nation. “It is the duty of every person in the country to connect with the objectives of this Yatra and provide our children the opportunity and experience of being citizens of a better India,” Kovind said. Through the ‘Bharat Yatra’, Kovind said that millions of people from South to North have been made aware of the policies

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Hoto. V. Awomi Gen. Secy.

NEW DELHI, OCT 17 (AGENCIES): President Ram Nath Kovind on Monday said it is the duty of every Indian to provide children the opportunity and experience of being citizens of a better India, and ensure every child receives education and achieves his or her full potential with freedom and dignity. President Kovind was addressing the closing ceremony of the Bharat Yatra for a ‘Surakshit BachRam Nath Kovind pan-Surakshit Bharat’, organised by noble laure- NGO, Kailash Satyarthi ate Kailash Satyarthi’s Children’s Foundation, at

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tion (at this event) because after all what does one say about something which has failed,” he said. “When we were in the opposition, we used to allege that there was tax terrorism and ‘raid raj’ by the then government. I have no words to express what is going on today as terrorism is the final word,” Sinha said. GST could have been a “Good and Simple Tax” but the people in power made it a “Bad and Complicated Tax”. It is the government’s duty to remove anomalies in GST implementation, he said.

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satta’ (government). “Let us start this lokshakti initiative from Akola,” he said, adding, “As it is, we are already facing recession. And what are numbers. Numbers can prove one thing and with the same numbers, the other side can also be proven.” Training his guns on Prime Minister Modi, the BJP leader said, “The head of our government in his recent hour-long speech cited numbers to show India’s progress, saying so many cars and motorcycles were sold”. “Does this mean that the country is progressing,” Sinha asked, adding there was sale, but was there any production. “I was avoiding speaking about demonetisa-

The Kohima Japu Senso Telongjem, congratulate Miss Watisungla Amer, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Talisunep Amer for securing the post of Ranger Class-II Gazetted under the Department of Forest, Ecology, Environment, and Wildlife through NPSC 2017. Further, the Union wishes her continued success in the years that lie ahead. (SENTIYANGER PONGEN) President

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MUMBAI, OCT 15 (PTI): Former Union finance minister Yashwant Sinha today once again trained his guns on the economic policies of the Narendra Modi-led government and called for ‘lokshakti’ (people’s power) to check ‘rajshakti’ (government). Speaking at an event organised by farmers’ NGO Shetkari Jagar Manch at Akola in Vidarbha region, he also singled out the central government over demonetisation and implementation of GST. Referring to socialist leader Jayaprakash Narayan, Sinha appealed for a ‘lok shakti’ movement which will keep a check on ‘raj-

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, october 17, 2017

Plague outbreak in Madagascar now threatens largest cities

ANTANANARIVO, Oct 16 (AGENCIES): As plague cases rose last week in Madagascar’s capital, many city dwellers panicked. They waited in long lines for antibiotics at pharmacies and reached through bus windows to buy masks from street vendors. Schools have been cancelled, and public gatherings are banned. The plague outbreak has killed 63 people in the Indian Ocean island nation, Madagascar’s government says. For the first time, the disease long seen in the country’s remote areas is largely concentrated in its two largest cities, Antananarivo and Toamasina. Global health officials have responded quickly. The World Health Organization, criticized for its slow response to the 2014 Ebola epidemic in West Africa, has released $1.5 million and sent plague specialists and

In this Oct. 3, 2017 file photo, children wear face masks at a school in Antananarivo, Madagascar.

epidemiologists. The Red Cross is sending its first-ever plague treatment center to Madagascar. On Wednesday, Madagascar’s Minister of Public Health rallied doctors and paramedics in a packed auditorium at the country’s main hospital, saying they’re not allowed to go on vacation. “Let’s be strong, because it’s only us. We’re at the front,

like the military,” Mamy Lalatiana Andriamanarivo said. The outbreak could continue until the end of infection season in April, experts warn. Madagascar has about 400 plague cases per year, or more than half of the world’s total, according to a 2016 World Health Organization report. Usually, they are cases of bubonic plague

in the rural highlands. Bubonic plague is carried by rats and spread to humans through flea bites. It is fatal about the half the time, if untreated. Most of the cases in the current outbreak are pneumonic plague, a more virulent form that spreads through coughing, sneezing or spitting and is almost always fatal if untreated. In some cases, it can kill within 24 hours. Like the bubonic form, it can be treated with common antibiotics if caught in time. The WHO calls plague a “disease of poverty” caused in part by unsanitary living conditions. Madagascar has a per capita GDP of about $400, and national programs to control the disease have been “hampered by operational and management difficulties,” according to a report by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.

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EU axes invites to top Myanmar officials

Indian-origin teenager becomes UK’s youngest millionaire

B ru ssels, O c t 1 6 (IANS/AKI): European Union foreign ministers on Monday decided to cancel invitations to Myanmar’s top military officials, citing the Army’s “disproportionate use of force” against Rohingya Muslims. “In the light of the disproportionate use of force carried out by the security forces, the EU and its member states will suspend invitations to the Commander-inchief of the Myanmar/Burma armed forces and other senior military officers and review all practical defence cooperation,” the European Council said in a statement. “The Council may consider additional measures if the situation does not improve but also stands ready to respond accordingly to positive developments,” added the statement from the EU’s executive body. “The EU appreciates the constructive role played by Bangladesh under difficult circumstances,” the European Council stated.

L on d on, O c t 1 6 (AGENCIES): An Indianorigin teenager has become one of Britain’s youngest millionaires after his online estate agency business got valued at 12 million pounds in just over a year. Akshay Ruparelia, at just 19 years of age, juggled his school work with negotiating property deals for his no-frills business that offers to sell properties for a fraction of the cost charged by established high street estate agents. This week “doorsteps. co.uk” became the 18th biggest estate agency in the UK – just 16 months after the website went live. Ruparelia claims to have already sold 100 million pounds worth of properties since he set up his business. “I got the website up and running and after a couple of weeks a man in Sussex asked me to sell his home and a separate chunk of land he owned

Ruparelia claims to have already sold 100 million pounds worth of properties since he set up his business. beside it. “I had to pay my sister’s boyfriend 40 pounds to drive me to Sussex to take photographs of the house, as I hadn’t passed my driving test and didn’t have a car,” he recalls. The north Londonbased schoolboy was able to sell the property and land within three weeks, which set the ball rolling. He started his company with 7,000 pounds, borrowed from relatives and now employs 12 people. In the initial stages of

his business, he hired a call centre to answer calls coming in to his work while he was at school and would return the calls after his classes. His model is based on hiring an ever-expanding network of self-employed mothers across the UK, who show clients around the properties he has been asked to sell. The teenage tycoon believes his model is set to turn the property selling market away from agents in flashy suits.

Morocco signs GDA foundation treaty 31 killed in Portugal wildfires; Four in Spain

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PHELUNGRE VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION

YAJANG ‘C’ MEDEMSANGER VILLAGE COUNCIL

P.O, DIST. KIPHIRE : 798611, NAGALAND

P.O. Mangkolemba, B.P.O. Longchem, Dist. Mokokchung : Nagaland

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With immense pride and gratitude, we the Phelungre Students’ Union extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Yuvila Sangtam, D/o Shri. M. Tsalito Sangtam for securing the post of Jr. Engineer (Class-II Gazetted) under PHED in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical examination. Further, the Union wishes you success in all your future endeavour. (SETSABA.K) (ZILIBA .T) President, PSU General Secy., PSU

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The Yajang ‘C’ Village Council with immense pride and honour convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Impangtemsu, son of Shri. P.Toshi Pongen for successfully securing the post of Junior Engineer (Electrical) (Cl-II Gazetted), under Power Department in the recently declared NPSC (CTE) 2016. The Council take very much pride in your achievement and wishes you all the very best in your endeavour. Imtionen Aier, Chairman Yajang ‘C’ Village Council K3337

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With immense pride and honour, the union extends its heartiest congratulations to the following for their outstanding achievements in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Examination, bringing laurels to Community, 1. E. Precila Patton, Junior Soil Conservation Officer. (Cl-II Gazetted under Soil and Water Conservation Department) 2. Ongathung Ovung, Junior Engineer Electrical (Cl-II Gazetted under Power Department). 3. A. Rentsamo Tsopoe, Asst. Lecturer Civil Engg (Grade- III under Department of Technical Education) The Union wishes them best in all their future endeavours and would continue to uphold them in prayers. Zademo Lotha Nchumthung Vice President Gen. Secy.

With immense pride and gratitude we the Tizit Town Students’ Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Nyoingam Konyak, D/o Shri. TozangKonyak of Tizit Town for being successfully Qualified to the post of SDO (Electrical) under Power Dept. in the recently declared NPSC Result 2017. The Union also lauded Miss. Baeham Esther Konyak, D/o Shri. Khoalem Konyak of Tizit Town for being selected by the top animation company DQ Entertainment International Limited, Hyderabad and currently working on “Zak Storm” Project. We pray that God continue to bless both of you in all the future endeavors. M. TingzingKonyak A. Nyemkhah Gen. Secy. President

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P.KHEL UNIT, KOHIMA VILLAGE

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KOHIMA VILLAGE GAZETTED OFFICER’S ASSOCIATION

SUKHAI WELFARE SATAKHA TOWN DIST. ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND

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With immense pride and honour, the office of the K.V.G.O.A, P. Khel Unit Kohima village would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members: 1. Mr. Kevingutso Rutsa, S/o Late Rheilhoulie Rutsa for being promoted to the post of Joint Director under Soil and Water Conservation department. 2. Mr. ViliehuRutsa, S/o Late Vilazo Rutsa for being promoted to the post of Additional SP under State Vigilance Commission, Nagaland Kohima. 3. Er. Keduozotuo Rutsa, S/o Tomo Rutsa for being selected to the post of SDO (Electrical) under Power department through NPSC (CTSE-2016). We further wishes them the best in all their future endeavours. Dr. Ruokuohelie Rutsa Kevingulie Sote President General Secretary

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The Sukhai Welfare Satakha Town would like to honour and congratulate Er. Beto T. Zhimo S/o Er. Tosuho Zhimo (Rtd EE) for bringing laurels by getting through the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Exam as Lecturer (Civil Engg. Grad-A) under Department of Technical Education. Further the Welfare wishes him more success in future endeavours. Kahuto H. Zhimo Chairman

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The Kiyeshe/Sukhai Union Kohima extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Beto . T. Zhimo S/o. Tosuho. Zhimo for his success to the post of Lecturer (Civil Engg. Grade-A) under Department of Technical Education in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Exam. The Union further wishes him good health and success in all his future endeavour. PHUKATO AYE, Chairman OBED KINIMI, Secretary K/S Union Kohima K/S Union Kohima

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Wokha – 797111 : Nagaland

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We the Wokha Town Longsa Ekhung would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Tsutsamo Ezung, S/o. Lt. Zubonthung Ezung for securing the post of Fishery Inspector in the recent NPSC Combined Technical Services 2016. The Ekhung further wishes you the very best in all your future endeavour. DC-2386

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LAZAMI STUDENTS’ UNION Zunheboto District: Nagaland. Motto-“Knowledge for Glory”

The Pochury Students’ Union Kohima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Wutsütho Nyuthe, s/o of Lt. NyithosieNyuthe for being selected as District Sports Officer (Cl-I Gazetted), under Youth Resources and Sports Department in the recently declared NPSC Technical Examination 2017. The Union wishes greater success in his future endeavour. President Gen. Secy (P. HAMPENG CHUGHO) (AVICHIRHO POJI)

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WOZHURO RANGE STUDENTS UNION CONGRATULATIONS

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WOKHA TOWN LONGSA EKHUNG

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With immense joy and honour the Wokha Village Government Employees’ Union, Wokha Village Council, Eloe Ekhung Wokha Village, Wokha Village Students’ Union and Wokha Village Youth organization convey our heartiest congratulation to Miss. Lydia Tungopvüi, D/o. Thungasao Tungoe for her achievement in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Examination as Junior Engineer under Irrigation & Flood Control Department and Mr. Mhomo Murry on being promoted to Sub-Divisional Fishery Officer, SDFO. The organizations also congratulate Shri. Mhonthung Erui, VDB Secretary Wokha Village for being awarded the best performing VDB in Wokha District during the year 2016-17. The organizations further wishes them in all their future endeavour. Meanwhile, the organizations also expressing our heartfelt gratitude to the Government of Nagaland and the concern authority for recognizing Wokha Village as a ‘Smart Village’. Yanren Kikon Z. Hajamo Murry President, WVGEU Gen. Secretary, WVGEU

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KIYESHE/SUKHAI UNION

WOKHA VILLAGE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES’ UNION LAUDS;

in the region of Galicia claimed four lives. In Spain, the victims were a 78-year-old man who died trying to save his animals in a village in the Orense province, officials said. Two women died on Sunday when the van they were travelling in was engulfed in flames in Spain’s province of Pontevedra. A fourth victim was identified as a 70-year-old man who died after falling while trying to extinguish a fire in the city of Vigo.

With immense pride and honour the Jotsoma Students' Union extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Mhasilhusie Nagi, S/o Neisako Nagi. 2. Mhasinei Nakhro, D/o Pelevito Nakhro. For securing the post of Junior Engineer (Civil) Class II Gazetted Officer, Department of Works & Housing 1st Rank & 11th Rank respectively in the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Service Examination. The JSU further prays for God’s wisdom good health & wishes both of you all the very best for your future endeavours. Ketoukholie Nakhro President, JSU

Bisevi Nakhro Info. & Publicity Secy., JSU

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KUZHA TEPHE PUBLIC ORGANISATION Hq. Pfutsero, Dist. Phek, Nagaland

APPRECIATION

Through this press release, the Kuzha Tephe community in particular and the Chakhesang in general would like to express our profound appreciation to Mr. Vililie Khamo, Super Contractor, Nagaland for having executed the Pfutsero Viswema via Zuketsa road beyond the expection of the public. Furthermore, the public expresses its gratitude to his ongoing repairing and clearance of the road at his own expense inspite of handing over the road to the State Government. The road being the life line of most of the chakhesang and particularly the Kuzhamis, his extra service towards the welfare of the people is acknowledged by one and all. We further request him to extend help in the days to come. We pray that the almighty God bless him abundantly

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The Lazami Students’ Union is very much pleased and honoured to congratulate Mr. Pulovi Sumi, S/o Mr. Vishepu Swu for securing st 1 rank in the recent NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination 2016-17 in the post of Junior Engineer (Electrical) under Power Department, Government of Nagaland. The Union further wishes him all the best in his future endeavour. Qhetoshe Swu Tokivi Swu President Pub/ Info. Secy.

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The victims succumbed to the flames in the central Portuguese districts of Coimbra, Guarda, Castelo Branco and Viseu, where the majority of the more than 500 wildfires that affected the country over the weekend broke out. Around 145 fires were still active, Gaspar said and over 4,529 firefighters were Forest fire in Chandebrito village, Pontevedra, battling to extinguish the infernos in Portugal. Galicia, Spain. Fires were also ravwere ongoing, Efe news were injured in the confla- aging areas of Portugal’s reported. grations, 15 of whom were north and across the SpanAt least 51 people in a serious condition. ish border similar blazes

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The Village Council Losami extends our heartiest congratulations to 1. Er. Khope Mekrisuh, JE PHED through NPSC Exam 2017. 2. Er. Keduhiwe Kepfoh, promoted to Principal Govt. Polytechnic Tsunazho under Phek District. 3. Zekope-u Khesoh, promoted to Treasury Officer Phek. 4. Dr. Imnanaro Jamir Kepfoh, promoted to Deputy Director Disease Investigation, Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary services Nagaland. 5. Wetsote Swuro, promoted to Agri. Officer Dimapur. We take very much pride in your achievements and wish you all the very best in your endeavour. K-3346

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TESOPHENYU GROUP STUDENTS' UNION HQ. TESOPHENYU

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With immense pride for the numerous blessings, TGSU conveys profound elation to compliment the following individuals of our groups for the commendable achievements which is a great source of gratification and inspiration to our community. 1) Mr. Yhuntilo Kent, s/o. Kishvu Magh for clinching the post of Ranger(1st rank) through NPSC (CTE) 2016 under the Department of Forest, Ecology, Environment & Wildlife. 2) Ms. Seliya Tep, d/o Lt. Terochang Tep for clinching the post of Extension Officer (2nd rank) through NPSC (CTE) 2016 under Sericulture Department. 3) Mr. Wathanglo Kath Rengma, s/o Lt. Khanchu Kath for clinching the post of Sub-lnspector, CRPF through SSC Exam. 4) Er. Enakha Kath, s/o Lt. Tisipfu Kath on his elevation as SDO under PWD Nagaland. 5) Mr. Solo Kath, s/o G.K Rengma on his elevation as Inspector under Department of Police, Nagaland. 6) Mr. Helo Kath, s/o Lt. Eshi Kath on his elevation as Sub-Inspector under Department of Police, Nagaland. 7) Mrs. Mary Tep, GT (B.Ed) of GMS Tesophenyu(Upper) for being awarded the Kohima District Teachers' Award 2017. The Union further wishes the best and prays that Almighty God grant you all with good health and wisdom for the service of society. (AP. Francis Magh) (Michael Seb) President, TGSU General Secretary, TGSU

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We the Luyong Students' Union extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Lanutemshi, S/o Mr. Purdongzuk for his success to the post of Junior Engineer (Electrical) under Power Department in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Exam. The Union wishes and prays that our Almighty God continues to bless him in all the future endeavour.

A Coruna (Spain), Oct 16 (IANS): Hundreds of wildfires ravaging the northwestern corner of the Iberian peninsula have killed at least 31 people in Portugal and four in Spain’s Galicia region, officials in both nations said on Monday. Patricia Gaspar, a spokeswoman for Portugal’s Civil Protection service, said the latest death toll was still provisional as efforts to gather information from several villages encircled by the fires

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rocco’s green plan, which has brought new instruments to achieve sustainable agricultural development while preserving the environment and biological diversity, Sadiki added. Qatar will bankroll the operational budget of the GDA for two years and will also host its headquarters in Doha, Qatari Prime Minister and Interior Minister, Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser Al-Khalifa Al Thani, said at the opening of the meeting.

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The foundation treaty of the new organisation was signed on Sunday by Mohamed Sadiki, Secretary General of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Rural Development, Water and Forests, in the presence of Morocco’s Ambassador to Qatar, Nabil Zniber. Speaking to MAP, Sadiki underlined the importance of Morocco’s participation in the founding conference, saying that two thirds of the Kingdom’s surface area is covered by arid and semi-arid lands. The Kingdom will present its experience within the framework of this Alliance in the light of Mo-

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Rabat, Oct 16 (IANS/ MAP) Morocco and 12 other countries have signed the foundation treaty of the Global Dryland Alliance (GDA). The GDA is aimed at establishing an international organisation to face food insecurity consequences, negative environmental and economic impacts associated with climate change. The Alliance will work with local, regional, and international partners to identify, disseminate and implement solutions for agricultural, water and energy challenges of dryland countries.

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National Theatre Festival 2017 culminates

Mokokchung ADC, W Manpai Phom felicitating the artistes from Assam during the closing function of the week long National Theatre Festival 2017 held at Town Hall, Mokokchung. (DPRO)

casion, the chief guest appreciated the initiatives and efforts of the National School of Drama for promoting Theatre Art in India. He said by organizing such Theatre Festival even in a remote place like Mokokchung speaks volume of the commitment

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DIMAPUR CHUCHUYIMPANG STUDENTS' UNION DIMAPUR : NAGALAND FELICITATES

Odisungla Jamir General Secretary

Watitoshi S. Jamir President

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With profound gratitude to the Almighty God and with immense joy, the Dimapur Chuchuyimpang Students' Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. T. Sentimenla Jamir, D/o Mrs. Atula Longkumer & Er. S. Temsulong Jamir for successfully clearing the NPSC (CTE), 2016-17 and securing 2nd Rank as Junior Engineer (Civil), CL-II Gazetted under PHE department, Govt. of Nagaland. The Union appreciates your hard work and dedication in bringing laurels to the Union and the Village in particular. DCSU further wishes you greater success in all your endeavours.

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SANGPANGMEN MEPU LANUR TELONGJEM CHUCHU TOWN-798614: MOKOKCHUNG

of the institution, through which unity and greater understanding would foster amongst the people of the country. The ADC thanked all the participants representing different states for their active contribution in promoting Theatre Art saying

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he Art Competition during the Magnum Opus 2017, organized by Act of Kindness, to be held at The Stone Garden, NEZCC Complex on October 24 will begin at 2:30 p.m. and will last for three hours. Interested participants are requested

to bring their own art materials and a canvas with a permissible size of 12X16 maximum. Participants are also required to be set for the competition by 1 p.m. at the venue. The best artist will be given a chance to feature his/her works during the

Hornbill festival for free and also put up their works for sale and exhibition which will be organized by Art & Culture Department, Government of Nagaland. An art demonstration will be held on October 25. Resource persons and judges for the art competi-

tion and demonstration will be T Yanger Ozüküm and Limasangwa Aonok. To register for the competition, mail a letter to actofkindness.dimapur@gmail.com or contact the organizers at: 9774-815121/7005-44-0766. (NP)

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TAMLU BÜHÜ STUDENTS' UNION DIMAPUR UNIT DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

FELICITATES Tamlu Bühü Students' Union Dimapur with immense pride and honour extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Hentung Phom, S/o Mrs. C. Elong Phom & Lt. Mongakh Phom from Tamlu Village on being conferred as Junior Engineer (Civil) Cl-II Gazetted, under Works & Housing Department through recent NPSC, Combined Technical Service Examination. The Union prays Almighty God continue to bless you in your future endeavour. Mr. Longloi K Phom President, TBSUD

Mr. Hamjei C Noklang General Secy., TBSUD

DIMAPUR LONGJEMDANG SENSO TELONGJEM (DLST) Dimapur : Nagaland

CONGRATULATIONS

The Sangpangmen Mepu Lanur Telongjem take immense pleasure to congratulate Miss Mejamongla Pongen, daughter of Mr. Tamalepden Pongen and Mrs. Rongsenlemla Jamir for successfully securing the post of Extension Officer (1st Rank) under Sericulture Department conducted by the Nagaland Public Service Commission for Combine Technical Services Examination, 2016. It is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God will continue to bless her and wishes the best for her future endeavours. (Yangertuba) (Sentinungla) President General Secretary

On the great achievement brought by Dr. Nemjemyanger Kubzari, S/o Mr. & Mrs. I. Bendangtoshi Kubzari through the recent NPSC Exam as Assistant Veterinary Surgeon (Class-I Gazetted). The Dimapur Longjemdang Senso Telongjem would like to extend its heartiest congratulations for bringing laurels and achievements to the community. The Telongjem further wishes him good health and success in all his future endeavours. (S. Bendang) (Anthony Kubzari) President, DLST Gen. Secy., DLST

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he National Theatre Festival 2017 held at Town Hall, Mokokchung from October 10 to 15 successfully concluded with Mokokchung ADC, W Manpai Phom, as the chief guest during the closing programme. Speaking in the oc-

that coming together from different regions and sharing different Cultures, Traditions and Customs truly reflect the Unity in Diversity of our great nation. The chief guest conveyed his congratulations to Hill Theatre Nagaland led by its director, Bendang Walling for the successful participation and performance in the Festival. On the last day of the Festival, the play Chinnamul was performed by Sarsa from Assam. Chinnamul which was directed by one of the theatre director from Assam, Asim Kumar Nath depicts the story of the people who strayed away from the mainstream of tradition and culture. It also takes an in-depth look at the crisis that emanates from surrendering identity and culture in accepting an alien culture. (DPRO Mokokchung)

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Players of Telongjem FC (white) and Rongpang Reju in action during the third quarterfinal match on Monday.

Mokokchung, Oct 16 (NPN): Rongpang Reju totally dominated a lackluster Telongjem FC in the third quarterfinal of the ongoing MDFA Trophy 2017 to win the match 6-1 here at the Imkongmeren Sports Complex on Monday. Rongpang Reju, which was considered as an underdog team of the tournament, emerged as a team to be reckoned with as they outplayed Telongjem FC, a favorite of the tournament which has some well known players. With today’s win, Rongpang Reju is emerging as a strong contender for the coveted title. Striker Temjenmeren (Jersey No 7) of Rongpang Reju was at his best as he scored a hat

trick in the first half. His first goal came in the 9th minute through a penalty kick which was awarded for unsporting play inside the D-Box by the Telongjem FC. His second goal was more spectacular as he received the ball from his fellow player and kicked it straight over a dazed Telongjem FC goalkeeper. And he completed his hat-trick with a clean header. Telongjem FC also counter attacked and their efforts paid off as Bendangtoshi (Jersey No 11) chased the ball through a gap in the Rongpang Reju’s defense line and scored a goal at the 41st minute. The second half also witnessed an equally contested match. Telongjem FC, as expected went on the

offensive and bolstered their striking force, whilst the Rongpang Reju played soft. Call it luck or call it football circumstances where anything and everything can happen, Rongpang Reju’s forward Jungpetrong scored the fourth goal in the 80th minute. The Telongjem FC defense was in disarray, and Temjenmeren of Rongpang Reju again rose to the occasion as he scored the fifth and sixth goal successively at the 82nd and 90th minute. Thereby literally sealing the fate of Telongjem FC’s adventure in the MDFA Trophy 2017. Today’s match 4th Quarterfinal Zonipang SA Vs Arikodong

OGQ ropes in seven DDFRA emergency meeting today Dimapur, Oct 16 (NPN): The Dimapur District foreign coaches Football Referee Association (DDFRA) has convened

Mumbai, Oct 16 (PTI): Seven foreign coaches in four disciplines have been roped in by the Olympic Gold Quest (OGQ), an outfit founded by sports icons Prakash Padukone and Geet Sethi, to train 80 junior and senior sportspersons within the country and overseas. This has been done as OGQ’s research and experience over the last two Olympic cycles “has shown that foreign coaches bring in invaluable knowledge on the techniques, strategies and training methods used by top athletes worldwide which is important to implement in training of our Indian athletes as they prepare for the Olympic Games”, a release from OGQ said Monday. More than 40 of these trainees are being supported by OGQ, the release said. The foreign coaches appointed by OGQ are: Charles Atkinson of England for boxing, Kim Hagyong of Korea for archery, Vladimer Mestvirishvili of Georgia for wrestling as well as Kim Seonil (Korea), Munkhbayar Dorjsuren (born in Mongolia but a German citizen) Lazslo Scuzak (Hungary) and Anton Belak (Slovak Republic) for shooting. OGQ has been established to help Indian athletes win Olympic Gold medals. OGQ raises donation from fans, individuals and organisations to support training of senior and junior Indian athletes who have a potential of winning an Olympic medal.

an emergency meeting on October 17 at 2:00 pm at president residence, 4th Mile. Therefore, all the members have been asked to attend the meeting without fail.

LMSSOC: Genesis FC register first win

Dimapur, Oct 16 (NPN): Genesis FC registered their first win at the ongoing 25th Edition of Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship by defeating Upper Defence Chingmelen 1-0. The lone goal of the match was scored Limitsong in the 24th minute. D.Chullo of Upper Defence Chingmelen was cautioned with a yellow card. In the second match, Scavenger Hunt FC continued their winning streak by defeating United Tuensang Tornados 2-0. Kelep Chang, who scored the first hat trick in the ongoing tournament, continued his form by scoring both the goals. His goals came in the 24th and 58th minute making him the leading goal scorer with 6 goals in just two matches. Today’s matches 1st match: Donching Yangmei FC vs Settle FC 2nd match: Sunaki FC vs Tenyimi FC

LT. MHONCHAN JOSEPH HUMTSOE (Rtd. Director, Department of Horticuture, Govt. of Nagaland) Date : 17th Oct. 2017; Time : 10.00 AM Venue : Mount View Colony, Purana Bazar, Dimapur

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

Late Mr. Alemnungsang (Asangma)

Oba, It’s been a year since you left us. You have been a hidden tree for us. Not even a single day passed without remembering you in our thoughts. You will always be our source of inspiring Tower. We were blessed to have you. We deeply missed you. DP-10566

Loving wife and children

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY

PDRA referee induction committee informs

Born : 23/4/1950 – Died : 12/10/2017

Asenla D.O.D : 17/10/15

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We sat beside your bedside Our hearts were crushed and sore; We did our duty to the end, Till we could do no more. In tears we watched you sinking, We watch you fade away; And though our hearts were breaking, We knew you could not stay. You left behind some aching hearts, That loved you more sincere; We never shall and never will, Forget you, father dear.. We the bereaved family members would like to offer our heartfelt gratitude to every individual who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially and materially at the demise of our beloved Late Rupyomo Ezung on 12/10/2017. To those who helped in any way your contribution made our loss more bearable. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude.. It is our humble prayer that the Almighty God blesses you all abundantly. Loving wife, children & relatives. DC-2384

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the family of Lt. Supongsashi (Chuchuyimlong)

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Dimapur, Oct 16 (NPN): The Peren District Referees Association (PDRA) referee induction committee has invited interested youth of Peren district for induction as technical and non-technical referees. For technical referees, a candidate must be Class X pass and above and should be between the age of 20-30 years. While for non-technical referee, a candidate must be graduate and above and between the age of 2035 years. Interested candidates have been asked to submit their bio-data along with qualification certificate to Pingha Kaurinta, convener, induction committee Samziuram or to Rangleu Hegui, member induction committee, Peren on or before October 24. The referee induction committee has also informed that cooper test and written test will be conducted at Peren town local ground on October 26 at 11:00 am. For more information, contact Pingha Kaurinta (9436823800) or Rangleu Hegui (9436402746).

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Words are inadequate to express our gratitude and we may not be able to thank individually but we pray that the Lord will bless each one abundantly for the kind expression of sympathy to the many people who stood by us physically, financially, mentally and the constant prayers extended throughout during the illness of Late I. Khetovi Sema, and at the time of his demise on 13th October, 2017. We, the bereaved family members are greatly appreciative to each one for paying respect by attending his funeral service and the message of condolences extended to the families at this sad time. Loving wife, children, in-laws & grandchildren

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “We’ll hold you in our heart, until we hold your hands in heaven”

Born on : 23/7/1956 Died on : 8/10/2017

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You’re deeply missed Words are inadequate to express our sincere gratitude to all those who stood by us physically, spiritually, financially and materially at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Luhevi Wotsa on 8/10/2017 at Ghokimi Village. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually. However it is our humble prayer that Almighty God bless you abundantly.

Loving son, daughters and grandchildren

Born : 13.05.1973 Died : 11.10.2017

wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all relatives and friends for their love and support, prayers, messages of condolence, contribution, floral tributes and invaluable assistance rendered, which has given us strength and solace during our time of bereavement.. Your comforting presence and thoughtfulness has been invaluable to all us. DP-10755

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members of LT. BESUPOYI DAWHUO, Ex. VCM of Thenyizumi village would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone, who stood by us through prayer, physically, financially and materially during his prolonged illness till his demise on 13th Oct 2017. We also convey our thanks and gratitude to the Administrator, Doctors and the nursing staff of Bethel Hospital Kohima for their sincere and dedicated service during the treatment. We deeply regret of our inability to mention the names of every individual and organizations, but we pray to almighty God to bless each and everyone in abundantly. Loving wife, children, in-laws and close relatives K-3339

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NSF Martyrs’ Trophy: NP, TKS enter semis

Match between Esii United FC ( White) and Nagaland police on Monday. (NP)

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Ko h i m a , O c t 1 6 (NPN): Defending champions Nagaland Police (DGP team Red) beat visiting team from Manipur, Esii United FC 2-1 to book their semi-finals berth at the ongoing 18th NSF Martyrs’ Memorial Trophy on Monday. Tangkhul Students’ Union (TKS) also progressed into the semifinals with a 3-0 win over Tiema-Khe Kidima. The tournament is be-

ing organized by Angami Students’ Union under the theme “Goal for peace” at Khuochiezie Kohima. In the first match, Nagaland Police team edged past Esii United FC 2-1. The thrilling and competitive match saw both team displaying equal strength and skill. While tussling to dominate each other, Kekhrieletuo (11) took advantage of the neglected defence and scored the first goal for Nagaland Police (Red) in the 23rd minute.

The second goal for Nagaland Police was netted by Lipok Sashi (7) in the 39th minute. After the lemon break, the desperate Esii United FC tried hard to equalize the goals with some vicious attacks but the cops denied them any clear chance. Esii boys finally scored a goal in the 79th minute through the boot of Prokreni (11). With only a goal behind, a renewed Esii United gave one final push for an equalizer. However,

the defending champions stood their ground to move into the semi-finals. Benjo (8) of Esii United FC was sent off from the field after he was cautioned twice with yellow card. Kapani (7) of Esii United FC and Atun (6) and Sanyam (4) of Nagaland police were also cautioned for unsporting behaviour. Meanwhile former champions Tangkhul Students’ Union (TKS) eased into the semi-finals with a 3-0 win over Tiema-Khe Kidima. Khongreiwo (14) found the first goal in the 6th minute and the second goal was netted by Thothanmung (9) in the 20th minute. After the breather, TKS continued its attack and found the third goal through Reisangmi Vashum (6) in the 85th minute to seal the fate of Tiema-Khe. Today’s matches 1st match: 11:30 am Forerunners 4th NAP Thizama Vs Khyouchi FC, Manipur 2nd match: 1:30 pm Lamphel FC, Manipur Vs Barak FC, Peren

Naga fighters shine at Yoddha Fighting C’ship Dimapur, Oct 16 (NPN): Ketholetuo Nagi became the first Yoddha Fighting Championship (YFC) amateur strawweight champion after beating Kishan Gupta in a YFC event in Mumbai on October 15. He beat Gupta by unanimous decision after five gruelling rounds in the main event of the amateur fight card. With the win, Ketholetuo also became the second Naga fighter to have won a Mixed Martial Arts championship belt after Imkong Jamir, the YoddhaFC amateur featherweight champion. Avizo Liegise beat Karan Waghmare by unani-

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Naga fighters during Yoddha Fighting Championship at Mumbai.

mous decision in their lightweight bout while Mulinuba Molier won his flyweight bout against Karminder by submission. Matsung Ozukum, the All India Mixed Martial Arts Federation AIMMAF India

nationals’ winner, also beat Digvijay Jadhav by unanimous decision in their Strawweight bout. Earlier, Atokivi Chishi lost his Bantamweight bout to Mohseen Bagwan via submis-

sion rear naked choke in the first round. Avizo Liegise trains with Team Relentless in Mumbai while the rest of the fighters train at The Combat Academy in Dimapur.

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