October 17, 2019

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXIX No. 311

DIMAPUR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.00

Turkey won’t enter Kobani: Erdogan to Trump

Spain clinch Euro 2020 berth

Royalty, dynasts, stars enliven Maha polls

international, Page 9

sports, Page 12

national, Page 5

Ayodhya case: SC reserves verdict Nagaland becomes first NE State to commission SMP Correspondent

NEW DELHI, OCT 16 (PTI): The Supreme Court on Wednesday wrapped up the 40-day hearing in the decades-old temple-mosque dispute in Ayodhya— the second longest proceedings in its history— and reserved its verdict in the politically sensitive case that is expected in a month’s time. The concluding day of the marathon hearing during which Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi heading a 5-judge Constitution bench observed “enough is enough” was marked by high drama when Rajeev Dhawan, a senior counsel for the Muslim parties, tore a pictorial map provided by Hindu Mahasabha purportedly showing the exact birth place of Lord Ram in Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh. The high voltage hearing in the Ram Janambhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute involving 2.77 acres of land is the second longest after the landmark Keshvanand Bharti case in 1973 during which the proceedings for propounding the doctrine of basic structure of the Constitution continued for 68 days. The bench, also comprising SA Bobde, DY Chandrachud, Ashok Bhushan and

Global Hunger Index: India behind Nepal, Pak, B’desh NEW DELHI, OCT 16 (PTI): India is ranked 102 of 117 countries in the Global Hunger Index 2019, behind its neighbours Nepal, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Seventeen countries, including Belarus, Ukraine, Turkey, Cuba and Kuwait, shared the top rank with GHI scores of less than five, the website of the Global Hunger Index said on Wednesday. The report, prepared jointly by Irish aid agency Concern Worldwide and German organisation Welt Hunger Hilfe termed the level of hunger in India “serious”. In 2018, it was ranked 103 out of 119 countries. In 2000, the country was ranked 83 out of 113 countries. Now, with 117 countries in the fray, it has dropped to 102 rank. India’s GHI score has also decelerated -- from 38.9 in 2005 to 32 in 2010 and then from 32 to 30.3 between 2010 and 2019. Neighbouring countries like Nepal (73), Sri Lanka (66), Bangladesh (88), Myanmar (69) and Pakistan (94) are also in the ‘serious’ hunger category, but have fared better at feeding its citizens than India, according to the report.

This is it!

“Unfortunately, if extortion goes so also our excuses- my budget cuts and you, steep prices of goods.” K Y M C

Mahant Ramdas of Nirmohi Akhara with Jamaat Ulama-e-Hind president Molana Suhaib Qasmi at Supreme Court premises, Wednesday. (PTI)

SA Nazeer, came out with schedules for hearing more than once and the arguments, which were first fixed to be concluded by October 18, was advanced to October 17, but on Wednesday, it decided to wrap it up saying “enough is enough”. The bench is racing against time since the verdict has to be delivered before Justice Gogoi demits office on November 17. It also granted three days to contesting parties to file written notes on ‘moulding of relief ’ or narrowing down the issues on which the court is required to adjudicate. The hearing was marked by heated exchanges

between the lawyers of the Hindu and Muslim sides and midway the issue of settling the dispute through mediation once again cropped up. The first mediation bid failed to find an amicable resolution leading to commencement of day-today hearing from August 6. Later, the panel, which comprised FMI Kallifulla, a former apex court judge, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of Art of Living Foundation and Sriram Panchu, an acclaimed mediator, was allowed to continue mediation proceedings. The panel was believed to have submitted its report to the court on Wednesday.

Dhavan created a flutter after he took strong objection to senior advocate Vikas Singh, appearing for a faction of All India Hindu Mahasabha, relying on a site map and books written by foreign and Indian authors to buttress claims that the central dome of the now demolished structure was the birthplace of the deity and asked the bench as to what he should do with map. The bench said he can shred the documents into pieces. Dhavan then tore the pictorial map in the courtroom. The drama did not end and during post-lunch session, Dhavan made a reference to his action and said “outside the court, it has become viral”. “The news that has become viral is that I on my own tore the papers,” he said. Dhavan said he had asked and sought the permission of the bench whether those papers can be thrown and the reply from the CJI was “if it is irrelevant, you can tear it”. CJI shot back saying, “Dhavan is right that the chief justice said, so he tore up. Let this clarification also be widely reported.”

Storm lashes Naghuto villages

House destroyed by storm at Naghuto village under Zunheboto district.

DIMAPUR, OCT 16 (NPN): Rain accompanied by severe storm on Tuesday lashed Naghuto Old and Naghuto New villages under Atoizu sub-division in Zunheboto district damaging properties worth several lakhs. Sources said rain and storm that lasted about for about 20 minutes battered the two villages at around 10.40pm leaving a trail of destruction. The sources, however, said that there was no loss of life.

According to sources, several houses were damaged, trees and plantations and electric polls were uprooted by the ravaging storm. Several paddy fields were also flattened. A government primary school at Naghuto New village was also partly damaged. Additional Deputy Commissioner Atoizu inspected the villages to take stock of the situation and assess the damages and report to the higher authorities.

KOHIMA, OCT 16 (NPN): With the inauguration-cumcommissioning of septage management unit (SPU) at Dzürüzou Merima here on Wednesday, Nagaland has become the first Northeastern State to commission septage management plant (SMP). Adviser for Urban Development and Municipal Affairs Dr Neikiesalie Nicky Kire officially inaugurated and commissioned the project. The project was taken up in the Northeast as part of the NE Region Capital Cities Development Investment Programme (NERCCDIP) by Government of India (GoI) through the Union ministry of housing & urban affairs (MoHUA). In his brief address, the advisor thanked all the people involved in commissioning the SPU successfully and exuded confidence that just as GoI and Asian Development Bank (ADB) had come forward to generously finance it, he appealed to Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) to handle the project carefully. He remarked that people in the State Capital experienced unpleasant feel-

ANCSU appeals for early settlement of Naga issue DIMAPUR, OCT 16 (NPN): All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) has appealed to the Governor of Nagaland for an early settlement to the long pending Naga political issue “not obliviating the sovereign rights of the Nagas.” In a memorandum addressed to the Governor of Nagaland, ANCSU president Katho P Awomi and general secretary Vimeyiekho Vitso stated that the “decade long pending Naga Political issue has put doubts and fears in the minds of the Nagas”. ANCSU, however, stated that the assignment given to him to address the Naga issue as the Interlocutor and as the Governor of Nagaland has “once again revived the hopes of the Nagas for an early settlement.” Stating that the Government of India over the years had “deliberately” not prioritized the Naga political issue, ANCSU has appealed to the Government of India to recognize and acknowledge the unique political rights of the Nagas. ANCSU further maintained that settlement should be honourable and acceptable to the Nagas. It hoped that government of India would not “deviate from its commitment to solve the Naga issue.”

Not an agent or tool of GoI: WC, NNPGs DIMAPUR, OCT 16 (NPN): Working Committee (WC), Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) has clarified that it was not an agent or tool of Government of India (GoI). Referring to such a “preconceived notion”, the committee in a statement asserted that it comprised of remarkable Naga leaders from different Naga tribes and political entities, “all with great patriotic dreams and visions inherited from forefathers”. It said its leaders understood that Nagas could not remain enslaved to the past. Mentioning that lessons learnt from the past was sufficient, WC pointed out that Indian military invasion and occupation brought much misery to the people in the early decades, while Naga leaders’ ego and pride wiped out a generation in the later decades.

The statement explained that seven Naga political groups were together because Naga people desired unity, stressing a divided people could not build a nation. WC existed because it was the call of the Nagas and the future must be secured. There were no ego problem, personal ambitions or desires among NNPG leaders either for present or post solution period. There was constant consultation on all major issues with Naga civil societies, tribal hohos, hereditary village elders, intellectuals, the church and peace mediators. All political matters were then thoroughly deliberated within WC prior to talks, the statement added. According to WC, after 57 rounds of political dialogue in a span of three years, GoI and Nagas were

now on the threshold of a new beginning. With an acceptable and honourable solution, it said it believed a robust future lied ahead for “our children”. With 90,000 Naga youth registered as unemployed in Nagaland and asking question on his/ her wretched social and economic condition, the committee asked who was responsible for this mess. After 22 years of political talks, when a Naga from Arunachal Pradesh, Assam or Manipur declares that Nagaland will cease to exist and replaced by people’s government of Nagalim, WC stressed it was time for Nagaland tribes and inhabitants to wake up from slumber and pinch themselves if they were alive. It also meant Nagaland tribes had grown weak, timid and weary from

shouldering Naga national cause since the conflict began. Decades of serving and sharing meals in the morning and at night with Naga brethren from other Naga areas in the name of Naga cause was a thankless job, it added. Calling upon Nagas not be carried away by propagandas being churned out to confuse “our people” and to ensure demographic invasion of Nagaland, WC asserted that Nagaland could not accommodate Naga brothers from other States without integration. The committee asked Nagaland inhabitants who thought otherwise to demonstrate their generosity by demarcating their own fertile lands first, subject to approval by their tribes, for donation to landless brothers from other Naga areas.

ing during rainy season as many citizens were careless with release of wastes from their septic tanks, which also affected human health. He hoped that with septage plant equipped with the capacity to process 90 kilo litres per day (KLD) of septic waste every day, Kohima would soon become healthier, cleaner and more environment-friendly. Appealing to KMC to maintain the eight cesspools, Kire asked the municipal authority to check and ensure that its employees performed their duties with sincerity and dedication, adding the attitude of regular government employees who took their responsibilities casually should also be taken to task. He stressed on proper handling of SMU to avoid pollution in KMC dumping area, while adhering to the prescribed standard for avoiding any complication. In her technical report, chief engineer (R&B) Limanaro said State Investment Programme Management and Implementation Unit (SIPMIU), functioning under the State urban development department, was the implementing agency of SMU, which was supported

Nicky Kire flagging off the cesspool vehicles, Wednesday. (NP)

by ADB. She said the contract package was awarded to a joint venture consortium of M/s Vi-u Angami & Sons Tomco Engineering Pvt Ltd and Shaji PC Pvt Ltd for an amount of Rs 32.22 crore and work began in August 2016 and completed in June this year. The major components of the contract package included 90 KLD capacity septage treatment plant, supply of eight cesspool vehicles, administrative building with workers’ rest room, laboratory for testing the effluent standards, six units each of staff quarters and operators’ quarters, vehicle garage, security cabin, approach road with drainage system from NH-2 to the site, two

lakh litres capacity rainwater harvesting pond, construction of 11 KV transmission line and installation of 400 KVA, 11/0.43 sub-station, 100 KVA DG set, retaining wall around the site and facilities like internal roads, high masts, water supply, firefighting arrangement, compound wall, etc. The septage will undergo the processes of sedimentation, anaerobic and aerobic reaction, primary and secondary filtration, etc, and the solids/ cakes produced in the process can be used as manure for agricultural purpose, while the discharged effluent (water) shall be as per BIS standards that can be re-used for washing, gardening, etc, or discharged in drains. (Cont’d on p-7)

Chidambaram held in INX media case

NEW DELHI, OCT 16 (PTI): Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrested former finance minister P Chidambaram in Tihar Jail on Wednesday in connection with its probe in the INX Media money laundering case as it now prepares to put him through extensive grilling sessions, officials said. The investigating team followed procedure after a court here on Tuesday had allowed the agency to interrogate the senior Congress leader, lodged in the jail in the CBI case, and arrest him, if necessary, in this case, they said. A three-member team of investigators of the central agency who arrived at the prison at 8:15 am remained in the premises for about two hours during which they briefly questioned 74-year-old Chidambaram after which he was placed under arrest. The arrest has been made under the provision of the Prevention of Money

NSCN/GRPN-K, CFSB chairman hold meeting

DIMAPUR, OCT 16 (NPN): Cease-fire supervisory board (CFSB) of the Khango led NSCN/GPRN (K) held meeting with CFSB chairman Lt.Gen. Shokin Chauhan at Kohima on October 14, 2019 and discussed critical cease-fire related issues. In a press release, NSCN(K) CFSB secretary Michael Yeptho said that the meeting discussed the need to uphold and exercise utmost restraint at this crucial juncture by strictly adhering to the cease-fire ground rules. Yeptho said NSCN-K CFSB team led by supervisor Shellen Konyak and the government of India officials from the Army/Assam Rifles/state police and Nagaland government officials (Cont’d on p-7) attended the meeting.

P Chidambaram inside a police van. (PTI)

Laundering Act (PMLA) and his statement was also recorded under this same provision, they said. The ED subsequently sought 14-day custodial interrogation of the former Union minister from a court here. The Congress MP has been grilled by the ED in this case many times in the past but it had never arrested him as he enjoyed a court-issued order of directing the agency not to take coercive step like arrest against him.

Sources indicated that Chidambaram will now be put through some fresh evidence, obtained from offshore jurisdictions, and confronted with the statement of other accused in the case once his full-time questioning begins, after the grant of custody. Statements given by the accountant of his son Karti and those of others will be put across to him. It is understood that the ED investigating officer will seek answers from him regarding certain foreign-based assets linked to the Chidambaram family including those attached by it in the name of Karti. Last year in October, it had attached assets worth Rs 54 crore of Karti Chidambaram, in India, the UK and Spain, under the PMLA. The agency is also working to file its first charge sheet or prosecution compliant in the case and it may include Chidambaram’s forthcoming statements too.

IAF air exercise underway

A Su-30 MKI at Dimapur airport during a routine training exercise. (PTI)

DIMAPUR, OCT 16 (NPN): Eastern Air Command begun its fighter plane operations exercise from six civilian airfields in North East and West Bengal. I n a p r e s s n o t e, PRO(Defence), Lt Col Sumit Sharma informed that the exercise is being held in Dimapur, Guwahati, Imphal, and Kolkata airports in the first phase between October 16 and 19, while Andal and Pasighat will host the exercise in the second phase from October 29 to November 1. The exercise is a part

of capability build-up and operational training from dispersed locations in case of hostilities, PRO stated. The Indian Air Force (IAF) will use SU-30 MKi multi-role air superiority fighters and Hawk 132 jets in this exercise. The exercise will familiarise the IAF crew with the procedure of flying at these busy airfields and coordinate with civilian counterparts, the official said. The exercise will also help in familiarising the civilian functionaries at these airfields in the conduct of military operations. K Y M C

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019

DPDB meetings held in various districts

Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire chairing the DPDB meeting. DC Mon along with others at the DPDB meeting. (DIPR) (DIPR)

SDPDB members and officials with R. Khing. (DIPR)

Members of DPDB at the meeting in Zunheboto. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: District planning and development board (DPDB) meetings for the month of October was conducted in Kohima, Mon and Tseminyu sub-division on October 15 under respective chairmen. Kohima: In Kohima, the DPDB meeting was held at DPDB conference hall Kohima, chaired by advisor Urban Development and chairman DPDB, Neikiesalie Nicky Kire. According to DIPR repor t, vice chairman DPDB and DC Kohima, Gregory Thejawelie asked the defaulting departments which have not submitted their reasons on failing to

the successful conduct of checking exercise on banned plastic items within the stretch of Kohima town on October 4. DC also requested the members to take it seriously and ensure not to utilise banned plastic items in respective offices. The meeting also recommended Nagaland Veterinarians Association, Tacü Clan Society and Kohima Ao Officertem Telongjem (KAOT) for registration of societies and decided to forward it to the government. Further the meeting decided to hold its next DPDB meeting-cumday out at Touphema. DC further informed that a sen-

provide departmental profile to submit at the earliest. In regard to adoption committee 2019-2020, the committees submitted their adopted villages as follows: Sechü Zubza under 8 Western Angami A/C; Lower PWD under 9 Kohima Town A/C; Chedema Model Village under 10 Northern Angami-I A/C; Zhadima village under 11 Northern Angami-II A/C; Kigwema village under 14 Southern Angami-I A/C and Kedima village under 15 Southern Angami A/C. On restriction of plastic use, the DC, Kohima briefed the members on

sitization and awareness campaign programme on Accessible India Campaign (AIC), for the district heads of government departments for Kohima will be held on October 18 at 10:30 a.m in the cafeteria hall of NPWD Kohima, he therefore requested all concerned to attend the programme positively. Mon: Meeting was held along with DC & vice–chair man DPDB Mon, Thavaseelan K at DC’s conference hall, Mon. During the meeting the house approved and recommended for registration of Wangla Society Tizit, Little Planet Foundation

Society and UkhaLamlung Welfare Society. Board also discussed on interdepartmental tournament of Mon district which will be held in the month of November 2019. Tseminyu: Meeting was held at ADC’s conference hall on under the chairmanship of R. Khing, advisor for AH&VS and Women Resources Development. The meeting discussed on the forthcoming mini hornbill festivalcum-celebration of 50th anniversary of Tseminyu new township to be held from November 27 to 28 at Tseminyu New Town. R. Khing said on the importance of celebrating the 50th years anniversary of Tseminyu new township as the administrative headquarter of Tseminyu sub-division. Advisor, therefore, requested all the concern officers and various committee officials to put their sincere efforts for a significant celebration. Zunheboto: In Zunheboto the meeting was held at DC’s conference hall under the chairmanship of the DC, Peter Lichamo. Meeting approved registration of three new societies, namely, Seven sister women society, Alumni Association (Zunheboto Government College) and Parent-teacher Association (Zunheboto Gover nment College). Board also forwarded the request for construction of Riverine Fishery project for community bio-diversity conservation and riverine fishery at Zaphu river stream as an alternative to jhum cultivation and an additional source of income. DC reminded all the departments of the district to strictly implement the ban of single use plastic.

Organisations lodge complaint on rape case Correspondent

KO H I M A , O C T 1 6 (NPN): In a delayed report, a woman of around 50 years, mother of two daughters was allegedly raped and robbed on October 13 at Rüsoma village. A joint statement issued by Rüsoma Village Council (RVC) chairman Siekuolie Mezhiir, chairperson Rusoma Women O r g a n i s a t i o n ( RWO ) Diezetuonuo Mepfhiio and president Rusoma Village Youth Association (RVYO) Khrievolie Zhale condemned the heinous crime committed allegedly by one Vekhota Sapu on October 13 evening. An FIR against the crime has been lodged at North Police Station, and the organizations have appealed the law enforcing agencies for immediate arrest of the alleged accused and award befitting punishment as per law of the land.

news in Brief ANFPSA emergency meet: All Nagaland Fair Price Shop Association (ANFPSA) has convened emergency meeting on October 18, 11 a.m at Nagaland Contractor and Supplies Union (NCSU), Dimapur district office, PWD Colony Dimapur. Meeting will discuss the implementation of EPOS automatic device machine in Dimapur and ultimatum submitted to Nagaland government regarding the pending of handling charges. All district unit presidents, general secretaries; all fair price shop dealers both urban and rural of Dimapur have been requested to attend the meeting. RCUN emergency meeting: Railway Contractors’ Union Nagaland (RCUN) under DMV has convened an emergency meeting on October 19, 11 a.m at VIP Lounge Gall DMV. Following contractors namely, SS/DMV.NF.Rly, SSE/Elect/DMV .NF.Rly, SSE/ Sig/DMV.NF.Rly, HMI/DMV.RF.Rly and Goods and booking.DMV have been asked to attend the meeting. Deptt of Parliamentary Affairs informs: State level parliamentary quiz & youth parliament debate competition 2019 organized by the department of Parliamentary Affairs under the theme “Be the Voice” will be held on October 18 at ATI Imagine Hall, Kohima. DENSU social work: Dimapur Eastern Nagaland Students’ Union (DENSU) will be conducting a social work - cleanliness drive on October 19 from 6:00 a.m onwards, between the stretch of Town Hall and Supermarket Wednesday Bazaar. All the bonafide members, seven each from federating unions have been asked to participate without fail. Corrigendum: Apropos the news item published under the caption “Training on floriculture launched in Kiphire” on October 16 issue should be read as “Training on floriculture launched in Tuensang” and not a published.

NDPP women organization, Kohima region visited inmates of Kohima Old Age & Destitute Home and held a fellowship on October 16. Organization donated essential commodities to the home. (NDPP women organization Kohima)

NVCO conducts consumer awareness Kohima Police apprehends extortionist

DIMAPUR: Sensitisation and awareness campaign on consumer rights, environment, food safety, street vendors, food security and human rights was conducted at Pfutsero Government College (PGC), Pfutsero on September 24. A press release from NVCO media cell stated that, resource persons consisted of the LL.B final students of Kohima Law College (KLC) namely Vikehienuo Vimerha, R. Wonchibeni Tsangalo, P. Zuhing, Vikhozolie and Dieku Chakhesang led by its asst. professor KeAssam Rifles Maj Gen Pradeep Nair’s wife interacting with children of Tabitha zhokhoto Savi, advocate Enabling Academy where three children were provided with adjustable walkers. who is also the president of Nagaland Voluntary (PRO HQ IGAR (N)

Consumers’ Organisation (NVCO). Ke z h o k h o t o S av i highlighted the illegal practices which causes pricerise in the market and said that the citizens/traders/ public of other district must voice out against the illegal collections of taxes especially at the checkgates and on highways. NVCO appealed the public to come out and fight against illegal collection of taxes in their respective district similar to the fight of the PAC of Naga Council Dimapur which is highly appreciated by all the consumers. Resource persons highlighted the importance

of the Food Safety & Standard Act 2006, Food been implemented in the state. In Nagaland the principal secretary, department of Health & Family Welfare is designated as food safety commissioner and the chief medical officer in the district is designated as food safety officer. Resource persons further appealed citizens to access to state public health laboratory situated at Para-Medical, Kohima for any suspected food with sample. The awareness programme was attended by all the college students with vice-principal and assistant professors.

DIMAPUR: In connection with a complaint report regarding extortions through mobile phone numbers 8415950894/6009566801 in and around Kohima, the Kohima Police apprehended one person identified as Jacob Krocha @ Joseph (32 years), son of late Thekho Krocha, Vill- Zhavame, PO/PS- Chizami, Dist- Phek, P/Add- Naga Bazar Colony, Kohima from Kezieke Colony on October 16 at around 2:35 p.m. According to PRODEF Kohima, on preliminary enquiry, it was ascertained that the arrested accused person is an active member of the NSCN (Khango) faction in the rank of ‘SS tatar’. The arrested accused person is found to be involved in several instances of

The accused in police custody illegal extortions in and around Kohima town from business establishments, contractors and private individuals. In this connection, a case has been registered U/S 384 IPC R/W 7 NSR R/W 13 UAP Act under Chiephobozou Police Station and investigation is on.

Programmes initiated for international girl child month Condolences for late

ATMA Wokha within Lutjakai Haokip Kuki state farmers training

G i r l s o f K O D H p a r t i c i p a t i n g i n t h e p a i n t i n g MSK, Sakhi-OSC and WDLSA officials at the programme competition. held in Old Riphyim village. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Social Welfare Board (NSSWB) has declared October as the “Month of the girl child” initiating various activities in Kohima and other districts through the district level centre for women (MSK), 181-Women Helpline and Sakhi-One Stop Centres (OSC) on the objectives of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP). A press release from State Resource Centre for Women (SRCW) stated that, a programme was organised at Kohima Orphanage and Destitute Home (KODH) by SRCW, 181-Women Helpline and MSK team on OctoK Y M C

ber 15. Painting competition on the theme, “little girls with dreams become women with vision” was carried out. Students from classes A-10 participated and prizes were distributed as well. Noel Khate of Women Helpline delivered a short talk on mental well-being and its importance. Warden of KODH, pronounced the welcome note. Chairperson of the programme, Vitsino Iralu of Women Helpline gave a brief introduction of BBBP and shared the significance of the girl child day. MSK, women welfare officer, Neipechaü Mepfhuo gave the vote of thanks.

Old Riphyim village: Mahila Shakti Kendra (MSK) in collaboration with Sakhi-One Stop Centre and Wokha District Legal Services Authority organized an awareness programme on BBBP, women centric schemes and women helpline 181 on October 15 at Old Riphyim village. According to DIPR report, women welfare officer, Dr. Wonchibeni E. Enny spoke on introduction of MSK and BBBP and about the activities of MSK and BBBP. Advocate Thungbeni Kikon, case worker (OSC) highlighted about the scope and functions of

OSC Wokha and the current situation affected by violence. Advocate, Shanchobeni P. Lotha project assistant, WDLSA spoke on POCSO Act and domestic violence Act. District coordinator Chichanthung L Ezung (MSK-DLCW) highlighted about the various existing government centric schemes and the importance of Women Helpline 181. Chairman Old Riphyim village also delivered short speech. Programme was chaired by district coordinator (MSK) Merithung Lotha and vote of thanks was delivered by district coordinator Chichanthung L Ezung.

D I M A P U R : We s t e r n Chakhesang Hoho (WCH) conveyed heartfelt condolence for late Lutjakai Haokip Kuki, former Interim Body Member (IBM) of Nagaland state 1961-1963 and founder of Ahthibung town, who passed away on October 13. A press release from president, WCH, Dietho Rhakho, stated that it was an enormous loss to people of Nagaland to lose a pioneer member and leader of the newly created state of Nagaland. WCH pray that the God Almighty grant peace and comfort to all his dear ones and that the departed soul rest in eternal peace.

T. Kikon: T. Kikon, former legislator has expressed deep sorrow at the demise of an old friend since the IBM days of 1961-63. T. Kikon in a condolence message stated that late Lutjakai had sacrificed his youthful years in the service of the people towards the creation of Nagaland state during a most difficult period. Kikon stated that his contribution as a pioneer should not be forgotten by the people in general and the Kukis in particular. Kikon conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and pray that the departed soul rest in eternal peace.

Hazardous plumbing incident

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MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 16 (NPN): Residents of Sangtemla Ward, living near the Commissioner Rest House, witnessed a bizarre scene on October 15, when water started spouting from the top end of a light pole. Fortunately no one was harmed. According to one resident, the incident occurred around 10:00 am. He stated that the electric post was intertwined by two 3 inch water pipes, wherein one burst and that water spouted out. The incident was brought to a conclusion when the chowkidar of the water tank stopped the water flow. He claimed that the incident was a minor mishap but would have been a major hazard for the people.

Farmers during the training-cum exposure tour from October 9 to 11.

DIMAPUR: Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Wokha conducted within state farmers training-cum-exposure tour at Central Institute of Horticulture (CIH) and Science & Technology Intervention in North East Region (STINER)-Technology Facilitation Centre NU: SASRD Medziphema from October 9 to 11. A press release from ATMA Wokha stated that, resource persons at the CIH were A.K Singh horticulture specialist and Dr. Moasosang asst. horticulture specialist. Farmers were trained on production technology of horticultural crops. Hand demonstration

on budding and grafting on citrus was also taught to the farmers. Andrew, project assistant STINER-TFC explained to the farmers about the objectives of the project which is meant only for the benefits of North East farmers. Various machines and devices like distillation unit, banana fibre extractor, drier, etc were shown and demonstrated to the farmers. Farmers were also exposed to the ICAR centre of Mithun at Jharnapani. Altogether 11 farmers participated at the programme which was led by the two DPDs Yanglen Jami and Subenthung Yanthan. K Y M C

nagalandpost.com Poll Q.: If the apex court g i ve s j u d g m e n t o n Ayodhya, will it bring peace between two communities? 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

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WEATHER FORECAST October 17

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Sunny and very warm

33 23

A passing afternoon shower

29 18

Guwahati Partly sunny with a shower

32 22

Aizawl

Partly sunny and pleasant

Imphal

Itanagar A morning shower; sunshine

28 17 29 18

Shillong

An afternoon shower in spots 24 14

Kohima

Some sun, a t-storm in spots

23 15

Dimapur Nice with sun and some clouds 29 20

Partly sunny with a t-storm

26 15

Tuensang Partly sunny with a shower

19 11

Mkg Wokha

‘World Food Day’ observed in Kohima

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A few showers in the morning 24 18

Zunheboto Partly sunny with a t-storm

23 13

Agriculture department staff with children at the Orphanage Home Kohima on October 16. (NP) Correspondent

KO H I M A , O C T 1 6 (NPN): Additional director-1 department of Agriculture C. Peter Yanthan encouraged the farmers in the state to go for organic farming to boost its economy stating that the state has 13,000 hectares in 241 villages consisting of 13,500 farmers covered under organic farming. He disclosed that out of 13,000 hectares, 6,000 hectares has already certified as organic by the Asian International Pvt. Ltd and in which Food Process Order (FPO) and entrepreneurs have started selling their products. Yanthan said this while addressing the gath-

ering during celebration of World Food Day with the rest of the country under the theme “Our action are our future: health diets for a zero hunger world” organised by the department of Agriculture Nagaland at its directorate conference hall on Wednesday. Yanthan said that the World Food Day is celebrated in honour of the foundation date of Food and Agriculture Organisation that was launched by the United Nations in the year 1945. He added that the principal reason behind launching and celebrating World Food Day is to secure food security across the world, particularly in times of crisis. Emphasising on the

Training on cultivation of mushroom

Director of Horticulture and officials with Horticulture bulletin during the training on October 15. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Department of Horticulture organised a one-day training on cultivation of mushroom at Capital Convention Centre Kohima on October 15. According to DIPR report, director of Horticulture Dr. R Elithung Lotha in his keynote address said that the department of Horticulture is now trying to develop different types of fruits, vegetables, plantation, aromatic and medicines in the state. Every year

the department conducts training on mushroom cultivation for income generation and urged the trainees to make the best use of what they have learned from the training and impart the same to others thus benefiting the people. He mentioned that the department is also working to make the state healthy and called upon the farmers to work hard towards increasing their products and work hand in hand with the department.

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Director also launched the Horticulture bulletin, bi-annual publication of the Nagaland State Horticulture department. Resource person deputy director Horticulture, Meyasashi Longkumer spoke on low cost cultivation of oyster mushroom and Dr Sosang Longkumer, senior scientific officer, Alon Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society Limited, Nagaland on Shiitake Mushroom. Altogether 190 trainees participated in the training.

department of Agriculture in the state, he stated that it needed to streamline some of the action-plan to improve economy in the present scenario, with the changing of traditional skills to modern technology. Encouraging farmers with modern technology, he said the technology has changed and become the major driving force for increasing the agricultural production and productivity. He said there is a “paradigm shift from traditional sustenance farming” to integrated farming including food safety and quality including climate change and this shift leads to sustainable farming. He encouraged farmers to adopt high yielding

IC national seminar on Naga customary tradition

DIMAPUR: Two-day national seminar on “Concept of property in Naga customary tradition” sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research-North Eastern Regional Centre (ICSSR-NERC) and organised by research committee, Immanuel College, Dimapur in collaboration with Institute of Naga Studies, Dimapur, Nagaland was held on September 21. A press release from Immanuel College media cell convenor, Akutu Poireng stated that, the two-day seminar had 15 presenters altogether on the four sub-topics, “Conceptual understanding of property”, “Land identity and property ownership”, “Exploring concept of property in Naga context” and “Personal law in relation to property.” Technical sessions were chaired by prof. Kedilezo Kikhi, Sociology, Tezpur University, prof. N. Venuh, History & Archaeology, Nagaland University and Dr. A.S. Shimreiwung, asst prof. Sociology, Tezpur University Assam. Vote of thanks was given by Imjungla Imchen, convener, research & seminar committee.

varieties and new technologies such as system of rice intensification (SR) and line transplanting mostly on paddy through CSS flagship intervention. He also suggested establishing agriclinics and agri business centres in all districts and sub-divisions as agriculture input dealers to make available agriculture inputs in farmer’s doorstep. It would also introduce low cost innovative water harvesting structures in rainfall areas by tapping excess surface run-off water during monsoon to be utilized during lean period, he stated. Yanthan also encouraged the farmers to adopt integrated farming system for doubling farmer’s income to ensure food security and livelihood and strengthen the existing agricultural marketing sector by introducing the right market reforms (APLM Model Act, 2017) Earlier, programme was chaired by director of Agriculture M. Ben Yanthan while vote of thanks was proposed by additional director -11 S. Kivikhu Achumi. In commemoration of World Food Day 2019, the department of Agriculture visited Orphanage Centre and donated food items and cash amount.

ENSUB celebrates 15th annual fresher’s meet

ENSUB students escorting the chief guest B. S. Nganlang to the celebration venue.

DIMAPUR: Eastern Nagaland Students’ Union Bangalore (ENSUB) celebrated its 15th annual fresher’s meet with the theme “Think globally act locally” on October 15 at United Theological College (UTC) Bangalore. A press release from ENSUB general secretary David Chang stated that, B.S. Nganlang MLA as chief guest delivered a speech about importance of union and Nagas residing in Bangalore. He spoke about opportunities for students in modern world and urged them not to be driven away by short routes to gain success. He added, “Try to work hard and learn the

DIMAPUR: Kohima district disaster management authority (DDMA) quarterly meeting was held at DPDB conference Hall on October 15, under the chairmanship of deputy commissioner and chairman DDMA, Kohima, Gregory Thejawelie. According to DIPR report, the meeting reviewed the last meeting minutes held on April22, 2019 and later deliberated on the following agendas: On monsoon damage reports of line departments, EE, PWD (NH) Kohima division, Er. Vikeshe Yepthomi gave a powerpoint presentation on landslides occurred at different locations within the last few months. He said the landslides at three different locations near Old KMC Dumping area has been restored in two areas and one was in progress for restoration. Necessary widening and restoration work at Khuzama major landslides near Police Check Post were in progress while restoration works at three minor landslides areas, two at Phesama and one at Viswema

DC and chairman DDMA Kohima, Gregory Thejawelie with other officials at the meeting. (DIPR)

were carried out for smooth flow of traffic. E E ( P o w e r ) , E r. Rokongutuo Suohu stated that power supply has been effected in some areas under Kohima division due to power line interruptions occurred at various locations. He also informed that the department has been putting in all efforts to restore and repair the damaged lines and posts and also started jungle clearance activities for preventive measures. DFO, (Forest), Rongsenlemla Imchen also gave damage report where the department along with

Winners with organisers of the programme in Zunheboto.

Winners of Kala Utsav competition held in Mon at DEO office. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: District level “Kala Utsav 2019” competition was organised by district education mission Samagra Shiksha in Zunheboto, Longleng and Mon on October 15. “Kala Utsav” is an initiative of Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India to promote arts in education, by nurturing and showcasing the artistic talent of school students. Zunheboto: In Zunheboto the competition was held at Government Higher

heboto and Kitoholi of SMS Zunheboto. The programme was chaired by coordinator EBRC Satakha, Atoli; invocation by GT, Samuel; speech on “Kala Utsav” by assistant district coordinator Zunheboto, Ahito and benediction by AT, Ghuvishe. Longleng: Kala Utsav competition was held at EBRC hall Longleng, wherein altogether five government schools under Longleng district participated in the vocal music, instrumental music, dance

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The vocal competition, male and female, was won by Ghokivi K of GHSS Zunheboto and Alika of Shovishe Memorial School (SMS) Zunheboto respectively; instrumental music was won by Ghokivi K of GHSS Zunheboto; dance, male and female, was won by Ika Zhimo of GHSS Sathakha, Nito L Achumi of GHSS Aghunato and Akani I Aye of GHSS Satakha respectively; painting competition, male and female, was won by Kashito Jakhalu of GHSS Zun-

tor, Kuki Worship Service Bangalore. Yongkonglanga Chang delivered the speech on behalf of fresher’s. Sangkhamong Chai and Lidiya Buchemwere crowned the Mr. and Miss. Freshers’ 2018, respectively. Tribal attire show added extra flavor to the programme by showcasing the rich culture and tradition of Eastern Nagas. Vote of thanks was delivered by Rhakiumong executive chairman, ENSUB. Freshers’ meet is celebrated every year to welcome new members from Eastern Naga community, arrived in Bangalore for further education and seeking job opportunities.

DDMA quarterly meeting held in Kohima

‘Kala Utsav 2019’ competition held in various districts

Secondary School (GHSS) Satakha wherein eight students qualified in various competition categories and are selected to partake in state level competition. A press release by DMA Zunheboto Samagra Shiksha informed that the competition was held in four categories namely, vocal music, instrumental music, dance and painting for both male and female students. Eight students (four males and four females) were selected to compete in the state level.

best you can and inherit good things which can be applied to our society.” He said “If you are fully equipped with knowledge, you can bring the change in our society.” The event started with Yimchunger folk song followed by welcome speech from president of ENSUB Pongkhyuse Sangtam, appreciation note by Agin vice president, ENSUB, exhortation from Akho president, NEWAK and Athok ENFB advisor, enumeration by Manpa Konyak committee member, ENFB. A special prayer for the fresher’s was led by Rev. Seiboi Kipgen pas-

and painting competition. Panel of judges were Chingdam, Tenhau, Bachem Buchem, Manchem. The programme was chaired by Akum Aventh and N. Henty Phom delivered the welcome address. The prizes for the winners were given by the Judges. Mon: In Mon, the programme was held at district education office, conference hall. Winners who have been selected to represent Mon district for state level Kala Utsav competition were: Wangten.

H of GHSS Tizit and W. Ngapsa of GHS Phomching in vocal music: L. Manphoa Konyak of GHSS Tizit in Instrumental: Wangdao Konyak and Kinlong Konyak of GHSS Tizit in Dance: and Nokshen of GHSS Tizit and Nyejoi Konyak of Tizit GHS Tizit village in painting. Panels of judges were Ricky, Shelao, Nokshei, Nonkhao, Thomwang and Nginya. Altogether five schools participated in the competition in different category.

Power department has taken care of the damaged trees and restoration of power line. On Nagaland Emergency Preparedness Exercise (NEPEX) 2019, the members were reminded on the NEPEX 2019 exercise with AHOD and HOD table talk exercise on October 24, followed by district level table talk exercise on November 20 and actual state wide exercise on November 21. The selected departments of the district were also reminded to attend the table talk exercise at ATI on October 24 in person

without fail. In regard to updation of India Disaster Resources Network (IDRN) facilitated by Dr. Lorin, district informatics officer (DIO), the line departments were requested to provide accurate information and data accordingly as indicated in the given formats which is available in the given website within a month. On formation of village disaster management authority (VDMA), the chairman informed that out of 95 recognised villages under the district, ten (10) villages have formed VDMA so far.

Dimapur monthly district health review meeting

DIMAPUR: Monthly Dimapur district health review meeting for October was held at CMO’s conference hall Dimapur on October 15. A press release from Dimapur CMO office stated that, during the meeting Dr. Antoly Suu, deputy chief medical officer as chairperson welcomed the new chief medical officer Dr. T. Panjung Sangtam and the new district TB officer Dr. Benchilo. Monthly block health services performance was presented by Dr. Avika, MO (AYUSH) for Niuland block. During the presentation various areas for improvement and challenges faced by the block were discussed. Dr. Sangtam suggested that the district will resolve some gaps internally for the smooth function and implementation of the health care delivery system. Dr. Antoly informed the medical staff to maintain their service books without which the accountant general will not entertain the MCP. Dr. Imtiwabong , DVBDO (NVBDCP) was given the in-charge to assist in this

matter. She further informed the members to collect the new IEC materials. Dr. T. Pangjung Sangtam urged medical staff to be in their place of posting so that the performance will not be affected. Dimapur district being a favourable place of posting, he said there should be no excuse for absenteeism or irregularity from his staff. He stressed on the importance of OPD as being one of the most important indicators of the health unit performance and therefore urged the MOs to be regular and sincere in performing their duties. He further advised the medical officers to routinely supervise and monitor the health units under their respective jurisdiction. Other information from various branches of the department such as, medical superintendent office, immunization, DAPCU and NHP were shared during the meeting. The meeting was attended by Dr. Kheshito Zhimo, medical superintendent and staff under CMO from all the blocks, DPMU, BPMU, NHP and DAPCU. K Y M C

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IMPHAL, Oct 16: The centenary commemoration of the Anglo-Kuki War has run into trouble with objections pouring in to Kukis erecting memorial stones that reads “In defence of our ancestral land and freedom.” Referring to the Kuki’s rebellion against British colonial forces from 1917-’19, the community is celebrating its centennial commemoration on Thursday. Many a civil society organisations including Tangkhul Naga Long (TNL), All Manipur United Clubs Organisation (AMUCO) have been raising objections against the inscription of words “In defence of our ancestral land and freedom” in the memorial stones erected at Kuki areas in connection with the commemoration of the historic event. The pressure groups demanded that the words ‘ancestral land’ inscribed on memorial stones be removed. Taking serious note of the matter and considering brewing tensions, Manipur government has been trying to settle the issue by holdings talks with Naga as well as Kuki based civil bodies. The state government had also taken up the matter with the Union home ministry so that it can be raised

One such memorial stone in Ukhrul

with Kuki based armed groups engaging in tripartite peace talks with Centre and state governments. Objecting to the inscription of “ancestral land” in memorial stones, FoH, a conglomeration of the indigenous communities of the seven clans of Manipur comprising of 24 ethnic groups, said it will create misunderstanding among the communities living together in harmony in the state since time immemorial. Addressing a news conference at Manipur Press Club, Imphal, FoH appealed state chief minister N Biren

Singh not to attend the commemoration function considering the sensitivity of the issue. FoH president Sapamcha Jadumani observed that Kukis should not claim the state as their ancestral land in the name of commemorating the events of 1917-19. While urging the state government to intervene in, he demanded that if Kukis were allowed to use the words it will create tensions among the communities living in the state. He informed that FoH has also submitted a memorandum to the Union home

minister Amit Shah in protest against the contentious words inscribed on the memorial stones. FoH working president Ramthing Hungyo reiterated FOH’s appeal to the chief minister not to attend the commemoration function and warned that if the chief minister attended the function, it will invite communal violence in the state. FOH further revisited the history and claimed that it was not war but rebellion that forefathers of Kuki had waged against the British and Kukis using the word “war” was irrelevant. Jadumani reminded that the Kukis were once known as Khongsai and the historic event was not against the British but to dethrone the then king Churachand Maharaj of Manipur organised by Chingakham Sanajaoba who was the elder brother of the then king (Churachand Maharaj). Chingakham Sanajaoba was set to have mobilised the Khongsai (Kukis) as his soldiers to revolt and dethrone British appointed king (Churachand Maharaj). If the revolt against a king is taken as war and remembered as Anglo-Kuki war, it will pass a blur history of Manipur to the generation to come, he observed.

FoH or any other organisations were not against the Kukis settling in the state as FoH’s motto was living together in harmony among the different communities in the state. At the same time, he alleged that Kukis never think of Manipur as their land saying despite living in the state, they demanded their separate homeland or territorial council. This shows that they are able to think of the state as their land, he claimed. Mention may be made that homeland for Kukis was raised by Kuki National Organisation and United People’s Front (UPF), the umbrella bodies of Kuki based armed groups engaging in tripartite peace talks with the government of India and Manipur government. Supporting the president, FoH working president Ramthing Hungyo said rebellion broke out to wrest for kingship of Manipur and no war was fought. “It would be right to call it “Kuki-Anglo rebellion,” he added. Anglo-Kuki War Centenary Commemoration Committee had recently announced that the centennial commemoration of the Anglo-Kuki War 1917-1919 will be held at C Aisan village in Kangpokpi district on October 17.

SHILLONG, OCT 16: Dubbing the ruling Meghalaya Democratic Alliance (MDA) government as “incompetent”, the Leader of Opposition, Mukul Sangma said that there has been sudden fall of development in the state. “Contractors have stopped their works because their dues have not been released. Even for centrally sponsored schemes, they have not been able to submit utilization certificates against the money released by the Central government,” the former Chief Minister told reporters. The veteran Congress leader added: “even people from other parties have admitted that development

process in the state has come to a standstill.” Terming the MDA as the most ‘incompetent’ government led by an ‘incompetent’ chief minister, he said, “People now are saying we have a Facebook chief minister, who led an incompetent government. This is the narrative of the common people and not my version.” Exuding confidence that the people of Shella Assembly constituency will elect Congress candidate Batyngshaiñ Ryngnga in the bypolls, Mukul said because leaders and parties associated with the present government are indulging in hollow promises. “People want the momentum of development that has been witnessed in the preceding years and the

benchmark that has been set in respect of the quantum of investment for diverse developmental initiatives,” he said adding that there has been sudden fall of development in the state. “This is the concern of the people and based on this, these are issues which are being part of the political discourse in this bye election,” Sangma said. On late Donkupar Roy’s role in Shella constituency, Sangma said, “Roy got long innings and opportunities since 1988. But if you visit the constituency and look at the privileges and opportunities that he had been vested with to respond to the expectations and aspirations of the people, I feel people have reasons to grumble,” he said.

Mortal remains of Archbishop Jala to reach Shillong Correspondent Shillong, Oct 16: The mortal remains Archbishop of Shillong Archdiocese, Rev. Dominic Jala, who was killed in a tragic car crash at San Francisco in US on October 10, is likely to reach Shillong by Tuesday or Wednesday, former Union Minister Vincent Pala said on Wednesday. Pala rushed to San Francisco to coordinate with the Indian Consular office in order to ensure smooth transfer of the mortal remains from California to Shillong. “The Colusa County Coroner completed their autopsy and the body has been transferred to McNary-Moore Funeral Home. The Indian Consulate’s office in San Francisco is in touch with the Funeral

Home and the body of our Archbishop will be ready to be released to be airlifted to India once all the official consular documents have been completed,” a Church official in Shillong said. On the other hand, Pala said “if everything went as per plan, the mortal remains of Archbishop Dominic Jala may be transported on Saturday from USA to reach Guwahati by Tuesday or Wednesday.” “I know many people are anxiously waiting for the news about the body of the Archbishop but nothing has been finalised as of now. We hope to get the dead body released today (Wednesday) from the government, and handed it over to the agency which will prepare for it to be sent to Guwahati directly, ” Pala added.

Chakmas, Hajongs regularly tortured: NCAT Probe ordered into death of ‘Bangladeshi’ inmate in Assam died in Diyun police station on October 16 2014, Diganta Saikia (33) died in police custody on November 24, 2017. Raj Kumar Chakma allegedly committed suicide in the lock-up of Diyun police station on September 3 this year, he said. “The custodial deaths at Diyun is a systematic and institutionalised discrimination against the Chakmas and Hajongs, who live in the area and license given to the police for lawless law enforcement,” Chakma said. “Though the Supreme Court has declared the Chakmas and Hajongs as citizens in its judgment on 6 January 1996 and many of the descendants of the migrants are citizens by birth and have been voting as citizens, the methods of law enforcement have not changed,” he added. “The Chakmas and Hajongs remain extremely vulnerable to torture as it is known to the law enforcement personnel that neither the State authorities nor the State political leaders shall ever intervene for them,”

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Tezpur (Assam), Oct 16 (PTI): The Assam government has ordered a magisterial probe into the death of an inmate of a foreigners’ detention centre in Tezpur district after his son refused to accept the body till he is declared an Indian national, a senior official said. Dulal Paul was declared a Bangladeshi by a Foreigners’ Tribunal in 2017 and lodged at the Tezpur Jail-cum-Detention Centre, its Superintendent Mrinmay Dawka said. Deputy Commissioner

AFFIDAVIT

(Correction of Name)

Date : 24/01/2018

I, T JOHN KIKON, S/O TSENVUNGO KIKON permanent resident of CHANGPANG VILLAGE, DIST - WOKHA; NAGALAND do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I am a bona-fide citizen of India belonging to Lotha/ Naga Tribe of Nagaland. 2. That my name has been inadvertently recorded / entered in my SERVICE APPOINTMENT ORDER as T. JOHN KIKON, where as in some of my EDUCATIONAL CERTIFICATES my name has been recorded as 'T. JOHN' KIKON AND T. JOHN LOTHA. 3. That the above names 'T. JOHN KIKON' and T. JOHN LOTHA refers to one and the same person having single identity, ie. Me. 4. That henceforth from this day onwards 'T. JOHN KIKON' shall be used for all official correspondences or otherwise. That the above statements from 1-4 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed. T. JOHN KIKON Deponent Sworn before Tiameren Chang, 1st Class Magistrate on this 24th day of Jan 2018 st 1 Class Magistrate DP-7655

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PRESS RELEASE The Wokha District Village Council Chairman’s Association (WDVCCA) would like to make the following statements for the kind information and adherence from all concerned, pertaining to the issues arising out of the LPO. 1. As resolved on 14th March 2019, the WDVCCA affirms that Lotha People shall remain united as one, and therefore, no divisions within the Lotha community shall be allowed nor tolerated. 2. The WDVCCA has invited both Lotha Hoho and the LPO for discussion, wherein fervent appeals were made to both the parties to settle any disputes amicably for the greater interest of the Lothas. However, the LPO has defied all appeals and went rogue. Therefore, the Association considers the LPO as an anti-Lotha organization with malicious intent to divide the Lotha people. Henceforth, no cooperation or recognition shall be afforded to the LPO. 3. All Village Chairman and members of the association are notified to abide by the association’s resolutions. If any members fail to adhere by the association’s resolutions, they shall be held solely responsible for any problems and crisis in the future. 4. The association strongly warns the LPO not to represent and speak on behalf of the Lotha people on any mass-based issues, as it is neither mandated nor qualified to represent the Lothas. In the event of any fallout arising out of LPO’s statements or conduct, the LPO shall be held fully accountable. 5. The Association further urge all mass-based Naga organizations and authorities not to entertain or provide any kind of assistance or platform to the LPO. The association shall view in all seriousness any organization ignoring this appeal and goes against the will of the Lotha people. As for those who extend your solidarity and cooperation, we remain forever grateful and indebted to you all.

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S hillong, O c t 1 6 (PTI): A man was detained by police in Meghalayas West Jaintia Hills district for allegedly posting derogatory comments against a Catholic priest on his facebook wall, a senior police officer said Wednesday. The man identified as Rimialson Daw was detained after a complaint was lodged against him for posting derogatory comments against Archbishop of Shillong Rev Dominic Jala on Monday night, Superintendent of Police, Lakador Syiem said. Jaladied in a car accident in California, US, recently. Daw was brought to the Jowai Police Station for questioning and was later sent for medical examination as his relatives claimed he was mentally unstable, Syiem said. The SP said investigation into the case is in progress even as Daw’s family members have tendered a public apology on his behalf. According to the family members, Daw is suffering from Schizophrenia.

he said. “From 23 to 28 May 2019, Khunna Naam, a murder accused was allegedly illegally detained for five days and tortured by police at Longding police station during interrogation. After five days of illegal detention, Naam was produced before the local court on 28 May 2018 and was admitted to a local government health centre in a critical condition. Following the torture, the victim could not even stand on his own feet,” the report said.

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Manvendra Pratap Singh told PTI that the probe into the death of 65-year-old Paul at Gauhati Medical College and Hospital, where he was admitted to from Tezpur Prison, would be conducted by Additional DC (ADC) Parag Kakoti. The Bengali Federation of Assam has also submitted a memorandum demanding an investigation into the death, Singh said. Dawka said, Paul was being treated for diabetes and psychiatric ailments and was examined by doctors Regd. No. 10, 180

of the Tezpur Medical Col- ber 13, Dawka said. mechanic, has refused to His body is still at the receive the body till he is lege and Hospital (TMCH) on October 11 and brought GMCH morgue as his only declared as an Indian naback to the detention centre son Ashish Paul, a motor tional. the same day. However, he Phone:247241/247250 fell ill the next day and was Gram:Agricomplex Medziphema Fax :03862 -247241 taken to TMCH. He was ICAR RESEARCH COMPLEX FOR NEH REGION referred to GMCH the same (Indian Council of Agricultural Research) day, where he died on OctoNagaland Centre, Medziphema, Nagaland- 797106

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F.No.RCN/Tender/20 Dated Jharnapani the 15th October 2019. NOTICE INVITING E-TENDER ICAR Nagaland Centre, Medziphema invites e-tendering for Supply of Iron Angle Post from the reputed Firms/ Suppliers/ Manufacturers/ Producers/ Authorized Dealers etc.. Tender Documents can be downloaded from Central public procurement portal (CPPP) or http:// www.icarnagaland.nic.in/ e-mail at icarnagaland@gmail.com Sd/Assistant Administrative Officer. DC-1494

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PEREN : NAGALAND OBJECTION NOTICE

Date : 10/10/2019

I, No. 4374431Y Rank Lance Naik Ningsanglong Jamir, 7 Assam Regiment presently posted at Lanka, North Sikkim do hereby solemnly affirm and state on oath as follows : 1. That, I am the father of master Nokzenketba Jamir who is only 7 months old in age. 2. That, I have given the above name to my son however, due to certain beliefs, I am compelled to change the name of my son to TEMSUSOR JAMIR henceforth, from this day onward, my son name shall be read and called as above named. 3. That, I am producing this affidavit for the purpose of evidence for change of name of my son. 4. That, what is stated above are all true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief. Nothing material has been concealed therein. Verification I, the deponent above named, do hereby solemnly declare and verify that the contents of the above affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed suppressed there from. Notary Public Mokokchung, Nagaland DP-7674

Dated Peren the 11 Oct' 2019 NO. PRN/JUDL-PT-1/2015/2068 Shri/Smti ARIMA of MHAINAMTSI VILLAGE has applied for issue of Succession Certificate in his/her name to draw Family Pension/GIS/GPF/Bank Account (Saving) No. 35170670968 etc of her HUSBAND Late M. TANGLAO KONYAK, 12th NAP BR (R) who expired on 20/09/2019. Public are hereby invited to file claims/objections within 30 (thirty) days w.e.f. date of publication in local papers. If no objection is received from the public within the stipulated time, the Succession Certificate shall be issued in his/her name. No petition will be entertain after the expiry of the given period. (SENTIWAPANG AIER) Deputy Commissioner, Peren : Nagaland

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND No. Judl-47/2017-18/ Dt, Wokha the 14 Oct 2019 NOTICE Whereas Smti. T. Loreni Lotha, wife of Late Shri. Tsumomo Lotha, a permanent resident of Wokha Town, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/ family pension from the Govt. Pertaining to PPO No. 111815383 and to close SBI AC No. 11766559658 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Tsumomo Lotha who expired on 6/10/2019. Now, therefore, the public and relatives are hereby invited to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. Further, no claims or objections shall be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued to the concerned. Sd/- K. Mhathung Tsanglao Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Wokha, Nagaland WC-376

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND No. Judl-47/2019-20/ Dt, Wokha the 16 Oct 2019 NOTICE Whereas Smti. Zambeni Nguli, wife of Late Shri. Jakir Hussain, a permanent resident of Wokha Town, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to operate LIC Policy No. 490083222, 490062804, 490662639 & 442551644 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Jakir Hussain who expired on 10/03/2017. Now, therefore, the public and relatives are hereby invited to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. Further, no claims or objections shall be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued to the concerned. Sd/- K. Mhathung Tsanglao Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Wokha, Nagaland WC-377

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COURT OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR : NAGALAND NOTICE

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Dated, Dimapur the 5th Oct' 2019

No.GEN-13/NOTIFICATION/2018-D/5099-5105/ Consequent upon letter received from the District Land Records & Survey Officer, Dimapur of spot verification report for boundary demarcation of Zukihe village under Niuland Sub-Division of Dimapur District. And on completion of all formalities for the boundary of the concern village, notice is hereby given to all the general public of the area for claims/objection if any, within 30 (Thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice. No complaint/objection will be entertained after the stipulated time under any circumstances. The proposed boundaries of the village are as under :1. NORTH - PISHIKHU VILLAGE 2. SOUTH - XUKIYE VILLAGE 3. EAST - PISHIKHU VILLAGE 4. WEST - DOMOKHIA VILLAGE

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GUWAHATI, OCT 16 (IANS): The National Campaign Against Torture (NCAT), a conglomerate of NGOs working to stamp out torture, said that Chakmas and Hajongs of Arunachal Pradesh regularly face persecution, even at the hands of state police. The NCAT on Wednesday released its report, “The State of Torture in Arunachal Pradesh”. It also alleged that the Diyun police station in Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh has become the torture chamber of the state. “Diyun police station is one among the 104 police stations in the state. However, out of the 15 custodial deaths in the state during 2009 to 2019, the Diyun police station had disproportionate share of two custodial deaths. Another person had allegedly committed suicide in the police station,” said Suhas Chakma, Coordinator of the NCAT. Giving details of the custodial deaths, he said that while Pintu Chakma (26)

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019

Royalty, dynasts, stars enliven Maha polls

Mumbai, Oct 16 (IANS): Besides the ordinary street-smart professional politicians, there are several others who have taken the political plunge for the October 21 Maharashtra Assembly elections. They include royalty, like descendents of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, a descendent of Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak, a mafia don’s daughter, some film stars -- and even a scribe desirous of creating headlines. *Shivendrasinhraje Bhosale, a descendent of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj clan, who recently quit the Nationalist Congress Party to join the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, has been nominated from the prestigious Satara constituency. A three-time MLA, Bhosale’s father Abhaysinhraje Bhosale had also represented the seat once on a Janata Party ticket, four times as a Congress candidate and once as a NCP nominee. Bhosale Jr. is now challenged by his former (NCP) party colleague Deepak Pawar, making it a direct battle between a royal and an ignoble, or one of the most interesting contests to watch out in the state. *The BJP has nominated its high-profile Pune Mayor Mukta Tilak -- the wife of Shailesh Tilak --

who is the great-grandson of the freedom fighter, Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak. She is locking horns with the Congress’ Arvind Shinde for the Kasbapeth seat in the city, which is referred to as the state’s cultural, academic and IT capital. Interestingly, both are already rivals in the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) as senior municipal corporators, though for Tilak, it will be a matter of prestige to retain the seat held for 25 years by Girish Bapat, who was elected to Lok Sabha in the 2019 polls. *Well-known Marathi actress Deepali Jehangir

Sayyad and Kurla-born ‘Mumbai-chi Mulgi’ has been given a Shiv Sena ticket to challenge NCP’s former minister and National Spokesperson Jitendra Awhad from the Mumbra-Kalwa seat. Sayyad had earlier contested the 2014 Lok Sabha elections unsuccessfully from Ahmednagar as an Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) nominee and has now walked over to the Sena. *Another controversial actor Ajaz Khan of Bigg Boss fame is contesting the Byculla seat as an independent, challenging two mega-rivals - All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen’s

sitting MLA Waris Pathan and also Akhil Bharatiya Sena’s Geeta Gawli. Incidentally, a BMC corporator, Geeta Gawli is the eldest daughter of the once-dreaded mafia don Arun G. Gawli, a former MLA who is now incarcerated for life in Nagpur Central Jail. *Abhijee Bichukale, the Marathi Bigg Boss contestant, who shot to headlines when the Satara Police stormed into the house set and dragged him away kicking and screaming, for a cheque-bouncing case in which he was absconding. Hoping to cash in on his glamour persona, Bichukale is an independent

challenging the might of none other than Shiv Sena scion Aditya Thackeray in Worli seat in what appears to be a contest heavily tilted in favour of the latter. As if this was not enough, Bichukale is also contesting the Satara assembly seat as an independent against Shivendrasinhraje Bhosale. The maverick actor -- who has contested in the past all elections from the municipal bodies to the President -- has propped up his wife Alankruta Bichukale against the BJP’s Udayanraje Bhosale, for the Lok Sabha by-election in Satara. The sitting Satara MP, Udayanraje Bhosale, a direct descendent of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, quit the NCP for ‘ghar-wapasi’ to his original party BJP in September. *Another important contest is taking place in Goregaon (Mumbai Suburban District) between BJP Minister Vidya Thakur and journalist-turned-politician Yuvraj Mohite, nominated by the Congress. It was way back in 1993 when - as a rookie reporter - he had reportedly overheard the late Shiv Sena patriarch allegedly ordering his supporters to attack minorities in the aftermath of the demolition of the Babri Mosque on December 6, 1992.

5 EAC starts No prejudice to Chidambaram fighter ops for 6 if bail hearing deferred: CBI civilian airports Kolkata, Oct 16 (PTI): The Eastern Air Command (EAC) started a fighter plane operations exercise from six civilian airfields in its area of operations, including Pasighat in Arunachal Pradesh and Kolkata, from Wednesday, a Defence official said. The other four airfields hosting the operations are Dimapur in Nagaland, Imphal in Manipur, Guwahati in Assam and Andal in West Bengal. The exercise, part of capability build-up and operational training from dispersed locations in case of hostilities, is to be held in two phases, the official said. It is being held in Guwahati, Imphal, Dimapur and Kolkata airports in the first phase between October 16 and 19, while Andal and Pasighat will host the exercise in the second phase from October 29 to November one. The Indian Air Force (IAF) will use SU-30 MKi multi- role air superiority fighters and Hawk 132 jets in this exercise. The exercise will familiarise the IAF crew with the procedure of flying at these busy airfields and coordinate with civilian counterparts, the official said. The exercise will also help in familiarising the civilian functionaries at these airfields in the conduct of military operations.

Initially, the court agreed to hear it during the recess at 1.30 p.m. on Thursday but on Mehta’s insisting, deferred it for Friday.

New Delhi, Oct 16 (IANS): The Central Bureau of Investigation told the Supreme Court that no prejudice will be caused to former Finance Minister P. Chidambaram if his bail plea will be heard on Friday as he had been arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in separate INX Media money laundering case. Appearing for CBI, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told a bench headed by Justice R. Banumathi that he has taken five minutes break from the Constitution bench to come to this court. Apologising to the court, he said that he is before the constitution bench and requested to defer Chidambaram’s bail hearing in the INX Media case for Fri-

day. “No prejudice would be caused to the other side as he (Chidambaram) has been arrested by the Enforcement Directorate today,” Mehta said. “Is this a matter which cannot wait for even a day?” he said, arguing that there is no “exceptional circumstance” in the former minister’s plea seeking bail in the case for the court to hear it during the lunch break. Initially, the cour t agreed to hear it during the recess at 1.30 p.m. on Thursday but on Mehta’s insisting, deferred it for Friday. Chidambaram was arrested on August 21, and he is currently lodged in the Tihar jail, under judicial custody, till October 17 in the case.

Mamata visits Nobel winner’s Congress, NCP against Kolkata house, meets mother national interest: PM Modi

Mamata Banerjee with family members of Abhijit Banerjee in Kolkata.

Indranil Sen was also present. Sen, a noted singer, rendered a Rabindrasangeet during the chit-chat. Banerjee, an IndianAmerican, jointly bagged the prestigious award along with his wife Esther Duflo and economist Michael Kremer. Announcing the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, the Royal Swedish

Academy of Sciences said the research conducted by the troika has considerably improved the ability to fight global poverty. Born in Mumbai in 1961, Bannerjee is one of the leading development economists and is presently working as a professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXIX NO. 311 Dimapur, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019

Politics over faith

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hat the ongoing Ram mandir issue in Ayodhya, UP indicates is the potent of communal divide when politics hijacks inter-religious issues. The Ram mandir issue has been used by political parties such as Congress and BJP, who have played with fire for political gains and which has today pushed the nation to the brink of communal divide. The Ram mandir issue had been ignited earlier by the Congress governments which presided over every Hindu encroachment on the mosque, from the smuggling in of the idols in 1949, to the opening of the gates of the mosque to regular Hindu worship in 1985, to its demolition in 1992. The Ayodhya dispute is over 2.77 acres of land in the Uttar Pradesh town, which many Hindus believe was the birthplace of Lord Ram. A 16th Century mosque, said to have been built by Mughal Emperor Babur that stood at the spot was, torn down in December 1992 by right-wing Bajrang Dal kar sevak activists, triggering communal riots. There are no two opinions that in the year 1528 a mosque was built by Mir Baqi, one of the Governors of the Mughal Emperor Babar. In 1949 after the idols were smuggled inside the Mosque, there was another round of litigation, which virtually ignored the title and turned the court into a receiver of the property giving the Hindus increasing access to the property as and by way of right to worship, while the Muslim community was denied the access in spite of the fact that the property was a waqf property. After the locks were opened in 1986 on the ground that there would be no problem maintaining law and order , the Hindu nationalist forces were spured into demanding more. The Sangh Parivar maintains that this mosque was built after destroying a Ramjanmabhoomi temple, whereas the Muslims as well as most reputed historians of integrity insist that there is no credible proof that there was any Ramjanmabhoomi temple. Presently, a five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court, headed by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi, is slated to conclude hearings and then give its judgment on November 17, the day the CJI retires. For, if the Supreme Court bench does not decide the case before Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi retires on November 17, the matter would be back to square one. As per convention, a Supreme Court bench that hears a case also delivers verdict in the same case. If a judge retires before the case is adjudicated, a new bench is constituted and the matter is heard afresh. The Ram mandir issue is not only about a dispute but also how politics has taken centre stage over religion which has turned very principle of secularism as enshrined in the Indian constitution upside down. The court judgement over ancient history could also open up similar demands over various Mosques purportedly constructed over mandirs or mandirs constructed over Buddhist shrines or over Jain temples. All these are history and a vow to “correct the wrong of the past” is absurd. The world cannot thrive over righting the wrongs of the past since that is past. If the same yardstick were to be applied, then Jews and Christians should demand demolition of Mosques built on their religious places of worship such as the Dome of the Rock, Mosque of Job and the mosque built in 1266 over the Herodian shrine.

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 the world. 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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Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019

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Nagas quest for solution - will history repeat again

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he very essence of the Naga political movement is rooted in the steadfast belief that Nagas, hitherto living as independent village republics, should be integrated under a single administrative structure, a national government. Though seemingly divided by different languages of Naga tribes, our pioneering leaders in their God-given wisdom, understood without a doubt, the science and rationale of Naga nationhood. On this foundation, under the banner of NNC, the movement grew to bring all different Naga village republics into a single national platform and to fight for our inherent rights - sovereignty and self-determination. It is this belief and commitment that has helped the Nagas overcome seemingly insurmountable odds. The years of struggle that have been anchored upon the blood, sweat and toil of innumerable sacrifices have now ushered the Nagas into a threshold moment. It is incumbent upon all of us to ensure that the magnitude of the moment is not lost on us. Every possible care must be taken, every extra

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n few weeks, the NNPGs may seal their final deal with the government of India if RN Ravi fails to convince NSCN to sign without flag and constitution. Few leaders who are preparing to celebrate today, overshadowed by sheer hatred towards the Nagas outside the present Nagaland state may have to start thinking for a good reason why they have to accept a solution that further divides the Nagas. With due respect to all the parties involved in the talk, i.e., NNPGs and the government of India, I am compelled by my instinct to share some truths that are transpiring within the close door. If I am not able to share things I know that will be detrimental to our society then I see no reason for me to live and die in solemnity. The catastrophe ahead of us will be the biggest every Naga can ever imagine. The fight shall no longer be with our real enemy but a showdown between two Naga groups; IM & K versus NNPGs with the support of Indian government. All these years, either loyally or by forced, Nagas irrespective of the artificial boundaries have being giving our moral and material riches so that they fight for our sovereignty. And today after amassing wealth at the cost of blood, sweat and tears, they wish to surrender yet use the word ‘contemporary realities’ and fasten on a deal more dangerous than ‘Shillong Accord.’ A paradigm shift is in the making of the Naga political movement. The NNPGs were given an option; a) to work with government of India and terminate all the groups who are against NNPGs and government of India. or, b) Failing to abide by the fist option, government of India would release their hands from NNPGs, in doing so, they were question on their probabilities of survival even for a week from the hands of NSCN K & IM. Interestingly, they chose to work together as the offer was too good for them to be true. Having agreed upon to work together, certain terms and conditions were laid down. Of the few, there are three main points which would decide the future for each and every one of us if agreement is to be brought about by the NNPGs and government of India. The three points are: 1) Seven

mile walked and every option must be explored as we prepare for new and better horizons. Against all odds, starting with our Naga “Magna Carta” – the Memoradum submitted to the British Simon Commission in 1929 by Naga Club, our leaders have established our undisputable historical facts - facts from which the movement has been (and still is) gaining momentum. These range from the declaration of Naga Independence (14thAugust 1947) and its timely intimation to UN, and the plebiscite of 1951. Significantly and of more recent times, Naga leaders have succeeded in reaffirming its rightful claim that the Naga issue is a political issue to be resolved at the highest level, without any pre-conditions and in the presence of third party. The unique history and situation of the Nagas has been understood, recognized and accepted. On the back of all these factual legal history, it is the most appropriate time for Nagas to come together and decide our common future.

battalions of Border Security Forces. 2) Power to legislate and execute during the interim Period. 3) Special economic packages. Three battalions for the state of Frontier Nagaland and other four battalions for the state of Nagaland which shall comprise of present seven districts. It is verbally agreed upon that the service rules and regulations shall be framed by the NNPGs and it shall be the guideline for 10 years. After the expiry of ten years, common rule of Border Security Forces and Ministry of Home Affairs shall prevail. It shall work as rehabilitation for all the cadres and also an opportunity to recruits relatives, sympathisers, and the unemployed youth. These battalions shall be responsible for protection of all the active and retired NNPG leaders, and also if situation so demand, shall defend the union of India from anyone who do not recognised Indian sovereignty in Nagaland. NNPGs demanded that the interim period should be two years, as one year time proposed by the government of India is too less. The Working Committee proposed the Convener of the NNPG to be the CEO or the Chief Minister during the interim period having the authority of a full-fledged state Chief Minister. However, no concrete plan is taken and the matter is kept in abeyance. Convener, Coconvener and Emissary have consented to the demand of Eno. Wanting Konyak, Brigadier (Retd.) Nokpao Konyak and Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Khango Konyak for state of Frontier Nagaland. Eno Wanting Konyak is likely to hold the office as the first CEO or Chief Minister as per the arrangement of the NSCN Unification, Reformation and Khangoo group. However, the eastern Naga leaders from NNC are adamant with the plan of Eno Wanting Konyak leading the new state or union territory. The special economic packages will have projects such as; roads, stadiums, buildings, institutions and many more which shall be solely overseen by the NNPGs. However, there is also a special arrangement of Rs. 500 crores in cash, which shall not be accountable in any court, department or ministry. The advance payment of Rs. 130 crores, three weeks ago to deal

The tragic consequences of playing divisive politics in the last seven decades underscore the urgency and importance of moving forward comprehensively, and the time is ‘Now’. The Naga people consisting of more than sixty tribes numbering over 3.5 million and spread across 1,20,000 sq kms covering four Indian states and two countries have stood by one another in the worst of times. We survived! Out of sheer courage, determination and unity. At this fortuitous moment, all these sacrifices cannot be just wished away for the interests of certain sections of people. In such a glorious background, it is but natural for us to note with a sense of consternation at some impending developments. One among them is the Interlocutor and Nagaland state Governor’s letter No.18/GOIR/ NPT/2019, calling for a consultative meeting with “the primary stake holders”. There seems to be something that more than meets the eye. We re-affirm that all Nagas, irrespective of geographical location or size, are equal primary

stake holders in the Naga journey and struggle. However, selectively inviting only some organizations indicates an insidious design to further divide the Nagas not only along state boundaries but also on the basis of geographical location, size and political allegiance. We have strong reservations against such blatantly divisive overtures. Phizo’s definition of Naga land ~ where there are Nagas compactly in the hills or in the plains, there is Nagaland - must be kept in mind, when we sit down at the negotiating table and ink for honourable and lasting solution. May we once again remind all and sundry that signing any political agreement at this juncture in the form of another 16-Point Agreement or Shillong Accord, which were at best merely dictates of the GoI, will only bring more division and trigger another fratricidal situation among the Nagas which we strongly feel will not be in the best interest of India in the long run as well. We have been through that before and have no wish to undergo such unfortunate

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within the ranks and files of the disarrayed cadres and also warm the pockets of; political leaders, tribal leaders, frontal organisation leaders, church leaders and all the people who have the possibilities of obstructing the solution has rather became a matter of contention among the groups. Convener and Co-convener took the amount with some members from the agencies and when they were to distribute among themselves, questioned of equality and equity came into picture. Two groups who do not even have twenty (20) active army cadres want the cash to be equally distributed among the NNPGs regardless of the size and cadres, while the contract works, projects and other special privileges to taken by the group having more numbers. However, the groups with more cadres want the cash to be distributed according to the size and number of cadres while the contract works, projects and special privileges are to be distributed equally among the groups. Lately, discontentment within the groups is becoming visible due to the authoritative leadership style of a particular community. Some have secretly met Indian agencies sharing their unhappiness in the distribution of the advance payment of Rs. 130 crores, reminding us of the story of the two cats and a monkey. Clash of opinions for having the upper hand in sealing the agreement has arise within the various Presidents and Prime Ministers on the basis of seniority, education and the size of the group. A particular group, supposedly to be the biggest among the conglomerated claimed to have five hundred (500) active armies yet gave a name list of only one hundred and twelve (112), giving the excuses of security concern. And thankfully, the list submitted are all officers, maximum were: Lieutenant Colonel, Major and Captain, with fifty-nine (59) in total and the smallest rank they have is two (2) sergeants. Other fifty-one (51) cadres are from various ranks starting from Brigadier to Sergeant Major. Any common man having basic idea on army formation and hierarchy will know the abnormality with the list. It is amusing that they were able to submit the complete details of the officers; spouse, children name and their

educational institutions, permanent address, present address, number of arms and types of arms attached, etc., yet, they hide the list of the privates, corporals and lance corporals for the sake of security reasons. Eno Tikhak, Ato Kilonser of Reformation group has openly shown despondency towards his President and Vice President. As a Tangsha Naga from Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh, he is left out from any kind of settlement besides the

ordeals again. Of late, GoI taking advantage of the Nagas weaker and smaller situation, has been promoting the emergence of many state centric divergent views and opinions based on regional and tribal lines towards signing of an Indo-Naga political Agreement. We are constrained to reiterate that giving pressure to any NPGs to sign political settlement without proper consultation will create further chaos among the people; and at this point in time, we do not need any process that could be disruptive in nature. Mediocre politicking and political expediency must be done away with at this perilous juncture to realize our long cherish dreams and for the sake of future of both India and Nagas. Therefore to the GoI, it is our fervent plea that it should immediately cease the colonial approach of “divide and rule” policy towards the Nagas. We urge GOI to consider and deeply research her conscience and uphold the essence of ‘Shared Sovereignty’ by recognizing the Nagas to retain the visages of the flag and Yezabo, as it enters to the final agreement

with the GOI. The final agreement must not end in a fiasco but an actual accomplishment towards mutually acceptable settlement. To the Nagas, as “A house divided against itself cannot stand” it is our fervent plea that we all work together in unison and refrain ourselves from engaging in any process that could entail sending out contradictory worldviews and causing further divisions within the Naga family. (1) T N Mannen, IAS (Rtd) (2) Dr M.Panger Longchar (3) Prof Sangyu Yaden (4) Pangerzulu (5) Moasangba (6) Lanukaba (7) L.B. Namo Advocate (8) Temjen Paul (9) Limasashi (10) Dr Lanu Longkumer (11) Yashizungba (12) Moa Longkumer (13) Temjenyongba (14) Aoshingang Jamir (15) Temjenkaba Advocate (16) O.Wati Jamir (17) Aodangnok Ozukum (18) Moa Emchen (19) Imtingangshi, Mokokchung Village (20) Yangerlemba Longkumer (21) Imdong Jamir (22) Dr Toshiba Echa (23) S. Pur Longkumer (24) Imkongangba

monetary gain. The Nagas from south and from eastern Nagaland (Myanmar) who are active in NNC are left with confusion as to what the solution would be for them as they are not in the radar of the negotiating parties. Some Tenyimia leaders of Naga National Council have clearly shown their apprehensions on the possibilities of resurrections of Revolutionary Government of Nagaland (RGN) if the Convener led the interim government. The plan by a particular community to

rename Dimapur and make it as the working capital has been rumoured for some time. The land from Sikipito (Pherima) - Jalukie -Intangki - Dimapur valley - Ralan area is in the pipeline as the new centre for development under the leadership of Eno Ketovi Zhimomi, Eno Isak Sumi, Eno Akato Chophy, Eno Azheto Chophy, Eno C. Singson Kuki, Eno Hozheto and others. (To be concluded) LangphongKonyak langknyak2010@gmail.com Kohima

Tribute to a genuine Naga Christian (M. Kikon)

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ike many other Nagas, I might never have known him, had it not been God’s providence of throwing us together in similar jobs, way back in the early 1980s in Meghalaya. Uncle M. Kikon had been a senior officer in the Excise department of Nagaland when he resigned from his high office and came to Shillong to serve God as Director of World Vision for North East India. I was then serving as Managing Director of the Pine Brook Society which was sponsored by TEAR FUND England. From the very first time I met him, I liked uncle Kikon because he was a genuine and original Nagaupright, honest, straightforward, hard working, a very good cook, good gardener and all the other qualifies

that made up for a good Naga. I was then a young man in my mid 20s and it was through him that I first learned about the rampant corruption in the state of Nagaland that was eating away the integrity of Nagas and their proud heritage of honesty and hard work. In fact, it was this suffocating atmosphere that made him to resign though he was not far from becoming Commissioner of the Excise department in Nagaland. Then in order to stop him, the Devil began to strike him with one crisis after another. First, he lost his sense of smell from a vehicle accident while on his way to my house at Barapani. Next his handsome and very healthy face was disfigured through cancer. But all these tragedies never deterred him from serving

his Lord. I particularly remember how he used to carry a bag full of coins when we toured many parts of India together. In every train station or street corner, every Indian beggar got his share of the coins! As far as I know, he was a man who gave and gave, all his life. And it is indeed amazing that despite his cancer, God granted him another 35 more years to serve him as founder of the Pilgrim School at Dimapur. My wife and I carry many fond memories of our association with his family at Shillong. May the Lord grant comfort to all of uncle Kikon’s family members. As for me, I learned about his death from the Nagaland Post only this morning i.e. Oct 16, 2019. Kaka D. Iralu

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I am a Pensioner above 90 years now. I draw my pension from SBI Bazar, Mkg for the last several years. On 6th Sept 2019, I received an SMS that from this year, 80 years and above Pensioners/Family Pensioners are permitted by the Govt. of India to submit Life Certificate from 1st October instead of 1st November to be valid till 30th November of next year. Immediately after receiving this SSMS, I asked my son to rush to the said bank and get the Life Certificate Form. But my son came back and told me that the Accountant told him that there was no such order from the Higher Authority till date. I received another SMS on 4th Oct 2019 on the same subject once again. So I sent my son again to the said bank for the Life Certificate Form but this time also the same official of the bank gave the same reply that there was nothing from the higher authority in this through local papers so as to avoid further regard. Incidentally, I happened to visit Allahabad Bank, Mkg on 14th Oct 2019 for some work. I was surprised to see an order pasted in the cashier’s counter informing all above 80 years to submit the Life Certificate from 1st Oct 2019 onwards. Therefore, through this write up, I seek a reply from the SBI Bazar Mkg that if there was no such orders kindly clarify to us your stand on this issue so to avoid further unnecessary harassment to us. 80 years and above pensioners, Mokokchung 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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‘RSS active in 90% of blocks in India’

Manmohan Vaidya (File)

at the Centre with 303 seats in 2019 has only strengthened the RSS -- and not the other way round. In fact 2018 was the best year for the Sangh so far. Vaidya said RSS is active in 90 per cent of the blocks. Students and youth are running 60 per cent of all shakhas of RSS. This partially explains the rise of vote-share for BJP among the first-time voters. The number of shakhas run by individuals above the age of 40 years is just 11 per cent. Ever since, the Modi government came to power in 2014, the rise of RSS has been unprecedented. From 2014 to 2016, on an average 90,000 to 95,000 requested to join the RSS, while 1.25 lakh wanted to join the saf-

Not an agent or tool of GoI: WC, NNPGs

recognising political and historical rights of Nagas to “self-determine their future in consonant with their distinct identity in November 2017, WC said this was one historical document that resonated the assertion and sentiment of Mahatma Gandhi that Nagas had every right to be independent and clearly evoked the spirit and essence of May 16, 1951 Naga plebiscite.

New Delhi, Oct 16 (IANS): Indian Navy’s bid to acquire state-of-the-art Naval Multi-Role Helicopters (NMRH), to deal with security challenges in the Indian Ocean Region, has assumed urgency after China displayed its indigenously developed Z-20 choppers earlier this October. Defence experts said, there also occurs a net deficit in terms of numbers of multi-role helicopters in India to guard surface ships which are being delivered with great frequency now by our indigenous ship-building industry. Without the requisite integral air elements in the form of multi-role choppers, surface ships are exposed to submarine attacks which are the real threats in Naval warfare. The UK-made Seaking choppers, inducted into Indian Navy around 40 years ago for purposes of antisubmarine warfare and antisurface vessel warfare, are ageing, besides the fact that they never underwent upgrades after induction. The

Sea Harriers, designed for reconnaissance and fighter roles too, have been decommissioned leaving Indian Navy to just one frontline squadron of Seaking helicopters based at INS, Shikra in Mumbai. As per experts, the urgency of acquiring the NMRH should not be lost even though it is for the decision-makers to decide whether the acquisition should be made through imports or through indigenous manufacturing. The Navy has been using the maritime patrol aircraft, the US-made P8I, for surveillance purposes since 2013. As per reports, a deal has been finalized by India with the US in September to acquire 10 more of the long-range anti-submarine warfare platform P8I. “The P8I, though a formidable platform in its own capacity, cannot deliver the functions of a multi-role helicopter. A multi-role helicopter, for instance, can operate from ship decks out at sea, perform anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface vessel war-

fare, electronic intelligence, surveillance tasks, carry out urgent attacks, operate independent of shore bases for extended duration and act as the along arm of the fleet’. The multi-role helicopter can deploy sono buoys, which are basically high-fidelity alistening devices’ in water, just like the P8I does. In addition, dunking sonars can be lowered underwater using cables - role only a multi-role helicopter can fill. Remember, a submarine has no weapon against a helicopter,” retired Commander KP Sanjeev Kumar, a former navy test pilot, told IANS. Chinese news agency Xinhua reported on October 10 that China’s new indigenously developed Z-20 chopper made a demo flight during a four-day helicopter exposition that was held in Tianjin city. As per sources, the Z-20 is a clone of the USmade Sikorsky H-60 Black Hawk helicopter, which China has built by acquiring technology through ‘reverse engineering’. Sources said the Hindustan Aeronautics

Limited (HAL) is conducting an internally funded study for the NMRH, a project which is still on the drawing board. In August 2017, the Indian Navy had floated a global Request for Information (RFI) for 123 Naval Multi-Role Helicopters. But a deal is yet to be closed despite the shortfall in numbers. A multi-billion dollar deal is further in process to procure 23 multi-role MH-60R Seahawk choppers, which are produced by Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation of the US. “But 23 choppers will not suffice for the needs of the Indian Navy. It was decided that the 123 NMRH will be developed in India under the strategic partnership model. If import has to be ruled out, the strategic partner, that is, the original equipment manufacturer has to be identified first. The urgency of acquiring the NMRH should not be lost in the corridors of the defence ministry,” said a former Navy official on the condition of anonymity.

Nagaland becomes first NE State to commission SMP (From p-1) The operation and maintenance (O&M) of the plant by the contractor will be for a period of one year, which has come into effect from July this year, and the modalities for handing over of the facility to KMC during O&M period of the contractor shall

be worked out. During the O&M period, KMC personnel will be trained to manage the facility. Limanaro said since its operation from July, about 3.85 lakh litres (83 trips) of septage collected from the State Capital had been treated in this plant. KMC administrator Kovi Meyase

and Merima Village Council chairman Kelhoupralie Whuorie also spoke on the occasion. The programme was chaired by principal secretary Urban Development & Municipal Affairs, Himato Zhimomi. Meanwhile, Kire also flagged off cesspool vehicles after the function.

Congress can’t take stand on nationalism: Shah Tigaon (Haryana), Oct 16 (PTI): Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday attacked the Congress over Article 370 and accused it of not taking a stand on nationalism because of vote bank politics. Addressing a poll rally at Tigaon near Faridabad, Shah said it was only the Narendra Modi government which abrogated the special status for Jammu and Kashmir under Article

370, making the region an integral part of the country. The BJP president said several prime ministers before Modi did not dare to take a decision on nullification of Article 370. He said while the BJP and several other parties supported its abrogation, the Congress opposed it. He accused the Congress of not taking a stand on the issue of national-

ism because of vote bank politics. Shah asked the Congress to clear its stand on Article 370. “They will not speak because they like power and the vote bank,” alleged Shah. “Because of Article 370, Pakistan used to mislead the youth of Kashmir and give them arms. From 1990 till now, over 40,000 people became victims of terrorism in Jammu and

Kashmir,” he said. The BJP leader accused the previous Bhupinder Singh Hooda-led government of indulging in shady land deals. Prime Minister Narendra Modi too has brought up Article 370 during his recent election rallies in Haryana and Maharashtra. Assembly elections will be held in the two states on October 21.

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(From p-1) Nagas had killed each other enough in the name of freedom, while in the name of negotiation for 22 years Nagas had faced much hardships, including unlimited taxation and extortion. Apparently the issue of constitution and flag were raised only in the 21st year of negotiation, while GOI was firm that these were issues that Nagas could pursue post solution. Naga tribes, GBs and civil societies had urged for an early solution, pleading contentious issues be kept for future democratic process. Now, if this appeal of Naga tribes went unheard, WC cautioned that it would mean the negotiation was not for the people and therefore Nagaland should be left undisturbed because It was unwise to play emotional, sentimental and patriotic card at all times, without tending to wailing and dying generations of Nagaland. Referring to New Delhi

fron outfit in 2017. The number rose to 1.5 lakh in 2018 and 1.3 lakh by September this year. Vaidya also said Ram temple is not a political issue for the Sangh. He called it a matter of “desh ki astha” (matter of faith for the country), while speaking at Bhubaneshwar. Interestingly, his comment comes on a day when Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said: “Enough is enough,” while hearing the title dispute of Ayodhya and at the end of the day’s hearing the Supreme Court reserved judgement in Ayodhya title dispute at the close of the arguments. The Sangh heavyweight once again backed the Modi government on the abrogation of Article 370, citing its “temporary” nature in the Constitution. The Indian government had abrogated the contentious Article that gave special powers to Kashmir, on August 5 this year. He also took a dig at the Mamata Banerjee administration while calling murders of people belonging to the “nationalist fray” as “unfortunate”.

D I M A P UR , O CT 1 6 (NPN): Advisor school education and Public Accounts Committee (PAC) chairman, KT Sukhalu, has convened PAC oral evidence meeting on the examination of the report of the Comptroller & Auditor General of India for the year 2016-2017 from October 22-24, 2019 in the committee room of the assembly secretariat. A statement issued by assembly secretariat stated that the committee would take evidence of the representatives of the following departments— PHED, Technical Education, Urban Development, Rural Development, Planning & Co-ordination, Fisheries & Aquatics Resources, Social Welfare, Under Developed Areas Department, Public Works (Housing), Finance (Treasuries & Accounts), Finance (Revenue), Finance (Taxation) and State Finances. The Administrative Heads of De par tment (AHoDs) and Heads of Department (HoDs) have been asked to be in the station and adhere to the dates and time fixed for the department concerned. All the members of the PAC have been requested to make to attend the scheduled meeting.

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B h u ban e s h wa r , Oct 16 (IANS): The RSS has seen a sharp rise both in number of shakhas and in popularity among the youth, ever since the Narendra Modi swept to power in 2014. In fact, RSS’ Saha Kar yavaha Manmohan Vaidya claims that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is active in 90 per cent of the blocks across the nation. Speaking at Bhubaneshwar, on the sidelines of Akhil Bhartiya Karyakari Manda, Vaidya gave out statistic to back his claim. At present there are 57,411 daily shakhas and 18,923 weekly meetings held across the length and breadth of the country, a rise of more than 50 per cent since 2010. In the year 2009, a plan was made to expand the Sangh’s footprint, said Vaidya, adding that due to this, shakhas have been continuously expanding since 2010. After 2010, there has been a total increase of 19,584 shakhas, he added. In fact, from 2010 to 2014 there was an increase of about 6,000 shakhas. Modi’s return to power

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NEW DELHI, OCT 16 (IANS): Payment services major Mastercard on Wednesday launched a nationwide initiative to increase the acceptance and adoption of digital payments among merchants. The campaign is aimed at encouraging people to nominate one or more merchants who currently do not accept digital payments and Mastercard would work along with the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), acquirer banks and fintech companies to support the nominated merchants to deploy digital payments acceptance infrastructure. “Mastercard along with legendary cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni, today announced the launch of a nationwide initiative to accelerate the acceptance and adoption of digital payments. Titled ‘Team Cashless India’, the initia-

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KO L K ATA , O C T 1 6 (PTI): Lead-acid battery major Exide Industries Ltd on Wednesday said it has forayed into the manufacturing of e-rickshaws that will help the company with an incremental revenue of Rs 120 crore in the first year of operation. Its e-rickshaw brand ‘Exide Neo’ was launched on Wednesday that would be built at Dankuni, West Bengal at a leased facility, the company said. The company has planned to roll out its erickshaws initially in select markets such as Bihar, UP, West Bengal and the North East and will introduce the vehicle across the country in a phased manner, Exide Industries MD and CEO Gautam Chatterjee said. “The e-rickshaw sector has seen phenomenal growth in the country over the past few years. We have been an integral part of it since its inception through our offerings of lead- acid

Indian cricketer MS Dhoni with Ari Sarker and Praveen Khandelwal during the launch of ‘Mastercard Team Cashless India’, in New Delhi, Wednesday. (PTI)

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nouncement comes after its stock slid down by 30 per cent since January 2019. On Wednesday, the company’s scrip fell 2.93 per cent to end the day at Rs 181.95 on NSE.

MUMBAI, OCT 16 (PTI): The rupee recovered from initial losses to settle 11 paise higher at 71.43 against the US currency on Wednesday, tracking gains in domestic equity markets and softening crude oil prices. Foreign fund inflows also supported the local currency, forex trader said. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened at 71.60 against the US dollar. During the day, the domestic unit fluctuated between a high of 71.36 and a low of 71.71. On Tuesday, the domestic unit had settled at 71.54. “Strong equity markets, FII inflows, lower Brent crude prices and ICE Dollar Index helped the rupee recoup some of the losses seen on the previous day,” said V K Sharma, Head - PCG & Capital Market Strategy, HDFC securities. Gaurang Somaiyaa, Forex & Bullion Analyst, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Private Ltd said, “The rupee traded in a range as market participants remained cautious ahead of the important Brexit summit scheduled later this week. On the domestic front, focus will now shift to RBI meeting minutes that will be released on Friday and dovish outlook could keep the rupee under pressure.”

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KO H I M A , O C T 1 6 (NPN): State BJP leader, Johny G Rengma, has been appointed as vice-chairman Tribal Indian Chamber of commerce and industry (TICCI) with immediate effect. According to an appointment order issued by founder chairman TICCI Sudhakar Dharavath, the board took the decision on October 14, 2019. Rengma is also serving as director (non-official) national schedule tribes finance and development corporation New Delhi under the ministry of tribal Affairs since February 2018. Besides, Rengma is also BJP national executive member. He had earlier served as BJP national vice president ST morcha and as state BJP vice-president from 2013-2018.

Ajay Motwani told PTI. He was also hopeful that the company would be able to double its total revenue in the next five years. Edible oils which contribute more than 90 per cent of its total revenue continue to be a mainstay for the company, he said. As a brand ‘Fortune’ is worth Rs 14,000 crore for Adani Wilmar. In the last one year, the company had focused on research and development and decided to launch at least one new product every month, Motwani said. He said the company has launched new products in food business which contributes about Rs 2,000 crore in its topline. A l r e a dy t h e c o m pany has atta, rice and soya chunks in its food category. “We have forayed into pulses and ready-to-cook food. We are also expanding into new categories including snacking within the ready-to-cook segment to boost the category,” Motwani said.

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and signed 22 MoUs with various states through Third Party Aggregators (TPAs). As many as 8 PSUs including Bharat Heavy Electrical Ltd (BHEL), Cochin Shipyard, Gas Authority of India Ltd (GAIL), Indian Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), International Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO), and Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd (RINL) committed to train about 35,000 apprentices. Additionally, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) signed an MoU to train solar technicians for sustainable energy sector. Addressing the gathering at the closing ceremony,

KO L K ATA , O C T 1 6 (PTI): Aiming to double its revenue from consumer business in the next five years, Adani Wilmar has recalibrated its strategy to leverage on its flagship brand, a company official said. Claiming that its brand ‘Fortune’ is already a leader in packaged edible oils in marketshare, the official said the company was leveraging the brand to expand in the food segment which is worth Rs 2,000 crore. The company is a 50:50 joint venture between Gujarat- based Adani Group and Singapore-based agri business group. Adani Wilmar clocked total revenue of Rs 28,000 crore in FY’19 of which Rs 18,000 crore came from consumer business and the rest from institutional segment. “We are growing at a high double-digit rate of 15-16 per cent even with subdued market sentiments. We will double our consumer business revenue in the next five years,” Adani Wilmar head marketing

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Road Transport and Highways and MSME Minister Nitin Gadkari said it was important to build skilling capabilities for both urban and rural areas. “It is important to understand and map the demand for skilling programs in SME cluster associations in growth areas and industries, especially in the rural, agricultural and tribal areas of the country,” he said. The MSME (Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises) sector has enormous scope for growth and a great need of skilled manpower for sericulture, horticulture, tribal arts and paintings, honey, bamboo sectors that have great potential of becoming export strengths for the country,” Gadkari said. Skill Development and Entrepreneurship minister Mahendra Nath Pandey said: “Apprenticeship can provide hands-on training to candidates and provide a better industry exposure to help them gain confidence in a working environment.”

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NEW DELHI, OCT 16 (IANS): The Skill India programme has got commitments from industry and states for the training of 7 lakh apprentices in the current fiscal. This was announced after the 15-day Apprenticeship Pakhwada that saw state governments commit 2.5 lakh and industry pledging to train 4.5 lakh apprentices. The number of apprentices will have almost doubled after the 15-day Pakhwada. In 2016, the government had introduced comprehensive reforms to the Apprenticeship Act, 1961, a move that saw about 7.5 lakh apprentices engaged in a span of two-and-a-half years. The industry has committed to engage 4.5 lakh more apprentices with states committing another 2.5 lakh apprentices. The Ministry of Skill Development has pledged Rs 560 crore to state governments to promote demand-driven and industry-linked skill development

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Turkey won’t enter Kobani: Erdogan to Trump Washington/Tehran, Oct 16 (IANS): Turkeys president promised the United States leader that Turkish forces would not enter the Kurdish enclave of Kobani, located on the border with Turkish territory, said a US Senator. “I was part of a phone call yesterday between President Erdogan and President Trump where President Trump received a commitment from the President of Turkey to stay away from the Kobani area to prevent further escalation in Syria,” US Senator Lindsey Graham - one of the main supporters of the US president in the Senate - said on Twitter, Efe news reported. “If Turkey continues to move and take Kurdish areas around Kobani, I will take this as a breach of President Erdogan’s promise and a major escalation,” the Republican lawmaker said. “I am certain Congress and the Administra-

tion will hold Erdogan personally responsible for any atrocities committed in and around Kobani,” he added. “My advice to Turkey is stop before you completely destroy the relationship between the United States and Turkey.” US Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will travel to Ankara in the next 24 hours to negotiate a ceasefire that will end Turkey’s military operations against the Kurds in the north of Syria, Trump announced Tuesday. A senior US official declined to detail in statements to journalists if Pence would meet with Erdogan and simply said that the purpose of the trip was to negotiate a ceasefire and show the Turkish government that the US was upset with its offensive in northern Syria. The Turkish offensive, which began October 9, is directed against the Kurd-

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ish People’s Protection Units (YPG) that Turkey considers terrorists, but are allies of Washington in the fight against the Islamic State terror group. Trump already demanded Erdogan on Monday declare a ceasefire during a telephone conversation. On Monday, in another call, the US president also informed his objective to the commander of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mazlum Abdi, whose organization brings together the YPG and other armed

Kiwis to take part in world’s biggest earthquake drill

The annual drill is to remind people of the right action to be taken during an earthquake which is to drop, cover, hold.

Wellington, Oct 16 (IANS): New Zealand Minister of Civil Defence Peeni Henare said on Wednesday that hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders will join about 65 million people around the globe in ShakeOut, the world’s biggest earthquake drill on Thursday. The annual drill is to remind people of the right action to be taken during an earthquake which is

to drop, cover, hold, and to practise their tsunami evacuation if they are in a coastal area, reported Xinhua news agency. “All of New Zealand is at risk of earthquakes and all of our coastline is at risk of tsunami. We can’t predict when one will happen, or where we will be, but we can protect ourselves and our whanau by practising what to do,” Henare said.

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groups, said the official. Erdogan said Monday that he would continue with his plans to take control of a strip of territory across northeastern Syria, despite the announcement that the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has sent troops to curb the offensive. The Turkish president assured that he had spoken with the Russian executive and that he had given his approval to expand the offensive towards Kobani and the Manbech region. “It looks like Turkey’s operation won’t have any problems in Syria’s Ayn alArab as Russia also showed a positive approach,” Erdogan said.

Iran urges Turkey to stop military offensive in Syria

Iran on Wednesday urged Turkey to end its military operation in northern Syria. The Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Ja-

vad Zarif said that all the relevant concerns in the border region of the two countries should be addressed through Adana agreement, Xinhua reported. He also called for the protections of civilians against any “unnecessary suffering”. Based on Adana agreement, Syria is committed to rejecting the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), which is considered as a terror group by Turkey, EU and the US, and to prohibiting its operation against Turkey from Syrian soil. Damascus would cooperate with Ankara in taking measures to assure that the PKK would no longer be welcome in Syria, according to the Adana agreement. Following recent US withdrawal from northern Syria, Turkish soldiers have launched an assault on Kurdish fighters, whom Turkey considers as “terrorists” in northern Syria.

Car bomb blast in Afghanistan, many feared killed

Henare stressed recent events have reinforced the importance of knowing what to do in an earthquake or when there is a tsunami threat. “Since 2016, we’ve experienced one massive earthquake and two local source tsunami -- The Kaikoura earthquake and tsunami in November 2016, and the East Cape tsunami, two months prior in September 2016).” “We’ve also learned even more about seismic risks such as the Alpine Fa u l t , t h e H i k u r a n g i Fault, and the Kermadec Trench.” “The ShakeOut drill will help make the Drop, Cover Hold actions second nature, while giving us a chance to practise our tsunami evacuation routes,” Henare said. Henare will be doing the drill Thursday at 13:30 p.m. local time with students at Evans Bay Intermediate School in Wellington.

After the explosion affected several people and damaged buildings, security forces cordoned off the area.

Mehtarlam, Afghanistan, Oct 16 (IANS) : Several people were feared killed and injured after a car bomb blast rocked outside administrative office in Alishing district in Afghanistan’s eastern Laghman province on Wednesday, a provincial government spokesman said, reported Xinhua news agency. “The initial information provided by Afghan National Police (ANP) found the explosion occurred roughly at 5:50 a.m. local time. The ANP is investigating circumstances of the incident to determine more facts and details will be shared with media as

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appropriate,” Spokesman Assadullah Dawlatzai told reporters. The explosion affected several people and damaged buildings while security forces cordoned off the area for precautionary measures, according to locals. The blast caused a plume of gray smoke to rise above the scene in the district, north of provincial capital Mehtarlam, they said.

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Brexit: Talks continuing amid claims deal is close L o n d o n, O c t 1 6 (IANS): The UK government is playing down reports of an imminent Brexit deal with the EU, saying talks are still ongoing. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is under pressure to get a fresh agreement by Thursday’s EU summit, but his spokesman said there was “more work still to do”. EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier had said the two sides must agree the details by the end of Tuesday. The BBC reports said that it was not clear whether a text could be signed off by then. According to the BBC reports, Barnier was due to brief EU ambassadors on Wednesday, after a possible European Commissioners meeting, meaning a new deal could get the “green light” from Brussels. Media reports said that a draft treaty could be

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The Sümi Aphuyemi Hoho was shocked to learn about the sudden and untimely demise of Akükau Hetoi Swu of Asükiqa Village on 15/10/19, Pughoboto Area, General Secretary, Sümi Aphuyemi Kükami Hoho. He was a dynamic, active and educated GB of the area. On his demise the Pughoboto Area GBs in particular and public in general have lost a young and active GB of the area. We convey our deepest condolence to Mrs. Hetoi Swu and the bereaved family members. May the departed soul rest in eternal peace. K.A. JACOB Information & Publicity Secretary

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“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” Psalm 147:3 A year has passed since you left us and not a day goes by without remembering you, now we are left with only memories in our hearts which will last forever. You are no longer with us for God knew how much you were in pain, we watched you Died on 17th October, 2018 suffer and slowly fade away although we love you dearly we couldn’t make you stay. You were taken away from us for God only takes the best. We miss you. DP-7663

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Dearest Papa, Your life was love and labour Your love for your family true You did your best for all of us We will always remember you. You are near, even if we don’t see you You are with us even if we are far away. Sadly missed along life’s way. Loving Wife, Children & Relatives

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published on Wednesday, claiming the UK has made further concessions over the issue of customs and the Irish border. The UK Prime Minister’s official spokesman said: “Talks remain constructive, but there is more work still to do.” M e a n w h i l e, I r i s h Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said talks were “moving in the right direction” but gaps between the sides remained, and it was still unclear whether a deal would be ready in time for

“She wore a crown of patience, even through life's darkest storms, And the hands that rest forever are the hands that made our home. Always true, unselfish and kind, her strength was inspiring and hard to find, A beautiful life that came to an end, she died as she lived, everyone's friend." We the bereaved family express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who steadfastly stood by us physically, financially, materially and through prayers during the illness and demise of Late M. Repala Jamir. Your expressions of sympathy and immeasurable gestures of kindness made our loss more bearable and has been a comforting blessing to each of us. We would like to convey our special thanks to : 1. Doctors and Nurses of Zion Hospital, Dimapur. 2. Lengrijan Ao Baptist Fellowship, Dimapur. 3. Unger Senso Telongjem, Dimapur. Late Mrs. M. Repala Jamir (Retired Teacher) 4. Ungertsür Telongjem, Dimapur. April 25, 1953 ~ September 2, 2019 5. Unger Baptist Arogo. 6. Unger Baptist Arogotsür. 13. Tuli Lenden Baptist Arogo. 7. Arok Khu Society, Tuli. 14. Luyong Baptist Arogo. 8. Langpangkong Watsü Telongjem. 15. Akhoya Watsü Telen. 9. Mongsenyimti Compound Baptist Church. 16. Pensioners Union, Unger. 10. AA Mongsenyimti. 17. Ungertsür Telongjem, Unger. 11. Mongsenyimti Baptist Arogo. 18. Langpangkong Tsükong Mongdang. 12. Tuli Town Baptist Arogo. 19. Emmanuel Rehabilitation Centre (CTN). 20. Aitlenden Baptist Arogo, Tuli. 21. GHSS Mon Town 'D'. Loving Husband & Family Members DP-7668

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Born: 07/11/1958 – Died: 11/10/2019 We the bereaved family of Lt. B Chingbah Phom would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to every individual, friends, neighbours, relatives, churches, organizations and well wishers who stood by us during the prolonged illness till his demise on 11 Oct 2019. We also convey our special thanks to the Doctors and Nurses of Referral Hospital Dimapur, Tamlu Buhu Union Dimapur and Phom Union Dimapur. We regret our inability to mention each and every one individually but we humbly pray that God shower His blessings upon you all. Loving wife, children and relatives. DP-7667

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the Brussels summit. His deputy, Tánaiste Simon Coveney, said earlier that “big steps” were needed on Tuesday “to build on progress that has been slow” because there would be no haggling over the details of the text once the summit began. The two-day EU summit is crucial because, under legislation passed last month -- the Benn Act -- the UK Prime Minister must get a new deal approved by MPs by Saturday if he is to avoid asking for a delay. The UK is due to leave the EU at 23:00 GMT on October 31 and Boris Johnson has said that deadline must be honoured. He is trying to hold together a coalition of Conservative Brexiteers and Democratic Unionists in support of his proposed alternative to the Irish backstop -- the arrangement designed to keep an open border in Ireland.

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LATE B. LAMCHU PHOM Born : 01.10.1934 – Died : 17.10.2018 One year has completed since that sad day. It hurts to think that you are not here anymore. We deeply mourned with tears in our eyes to think of how we cherished each and every moment of our lives together when you were alive. You left us which made our home empty. We wish the place made vacant in our home be filled once again. A tribute of love from Family and relatives DP-7652

(1933 – 06/10/2019 ) We sincerely thank our friends, neighbors, relatives, unions, organizations, churches, medical team of Bethel Hospital Kohima and everyone who supported us at the sad demise of our mother, Late Mrs NEICHÜRAÜ SUOKHRIE on the 6th of October 2019 . To all who supported us during her illness and funeral service, you will always be remembered. May the Almighty God bless you all .

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2nd February 1979 – 18th September 2019 We, the bereaved family of Late Mr. Vevozo Venuh, S/o Late Mr. T.P. Venuh of Thipuzumi Village convey our profound gratitude and appreciation to all who stood by us physically and materially and shared our moment of grief. We would like to give a special mention to: 1. Thipuzumi CYE 2. Thipuzumi Council 3. Phuyoba B.F.C 4. Phusachodu Baptist Church 5. Chetheba Baptist Church 6. Chokri Area Women’s Fellowship 7. Thipuzu Baptist Church, Women Department 8. Chokri Area Baptist Council 9. Thipuzumi Women’s Fellowship, Kohima 10. Naga Prayer Centre, Chokriba 11. Thenyizu Baptist Church 12. Thipuzu Baptist Church 13. Thipuzu Welfare Society, Kohima 14. Chekhesang Baptist Church, Kitsubozou, Kohima 15. Thipuzu Baptist Church 16. Thizumi Youth 17. Phuyoba Baptist Church, Women Department 18. Khulazu Basa Baptist Church 19. Khulazu Basa Baptist Church, Women Department 20. Khulazu Bawu Baptist Church 21. Kikruma Baptist Church, Women Department 22. North Kikruma Baptist Church We regret our inability to mention each and every individual but we pray that the Almighty bless you. Loving wife, children & relatives K-2816 K

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Hadid is the world’s most Miss Kohima runners-up The Stage Nagaland audition held Bella beautiful woman, says science message to PM goes viral S F ocus more on women instead of cows said the first runner-up of Miss Kohima 2019 Khrielievinuo Suohu whose response has now gone viral on social media and different news website outlets have picked up the story. Miss Kohima 2019 Beauty Pageant was held under the theme, “Educate a girl, empower a society,” organized by Agathos Society at RCEMPA, Jotsoma on October 6. During the question hour in the second round of question, one of the judges asked “If Prime Minister of our country Modi ji invited you to chat with him, what would you say?” In response, she said “If I were invited to have chat with Prime Minister of India, I would tell him to focus more on women instead of cows”. The 19 year old is a student of Kros College Kohima currently pursuing her bachelor degree. In the event, Khrienuo Liezietsu was crowned as Miss Kohima 2019, while the 19 year Khrielievinuo

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Suohu in 1st runner-up and 2nd runner up title by Vikuonuo Sachu. Twitter handler Uzair Hasan Rizvi uploaded the video clipping on October 14 and has got more than

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ady Gaga has removed the track “Do What U Want” from her album “ARTPOP.” The song featured disgraced singer R. Kelly. Gaga, 33, apologized for the collaboration in January and has now done an album rerelease, striking the song from the track list altogether. The song has also been removed from all music streaming platforms and digital downloads. A version of the song -- featuring Christina Aguilera in place of Kelly, 52 -- can be found on streaming and downloading platforms. This version will not be featured on the rerelease but will still stand as a single. In a tweet in January, Gaga said that the song was made during a “dark

50,000 views on internet and many news agency have picked up the story. However, the news agencies instead of first runners up Khrielievinuo Suohu have written “Vikuonuo Sachu”, who was the second runner-up of the beauty pageant. The social media had both positive and negative answer in response to the video uploaded. One of the twitter account commented “more than the answer it was the applause that nailed it!”, one said she simply stated “one fact among many. And it was the bull’s eye. Deal with it”. “And she gets all the cheers my winner by 1000 miles’ commented. While another stated “a humorous reply but quite true”. During the beauty pageant event, the panel of judges included model Ketholeno Kense Vihienuo, former beauty queen Lanula Kronu and Razouvikhol Luho, head of operations, PR & corporate communication, YouthNet. (Correspondent)

upermodel Bella Hadid is the most beautiful woman in the world. At least, that’s what Greek mathematics says. Scientists determining the most beautiful woman on the planet according to the “Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi Standards” have picked the Victoria’s Secret model’s face as the one that comes closest to perfection, reports goss.ie.

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he Stage Nagaland successfully completed the audition (screening round) on October 15 at Tourist Lodge’s conference hall where six contestants have being eliminated out of 28 contestants. The remaining 22 contestants will now have to go through the battle round on October 26. The show was presented by Musician’s Academy, Dimapur wherein the proprietor of the Academy, Abel Toluvi Asumi was

the managing director of the show. The judges of the event were Tokaholi Chishi, Yanpo Humtsoe, Ishemu Yeptho, while Amenli Yepthomi was the host of the event. The show was supported by- M-Table, Tribal Audio sound, Naga Store, 3rd Mile, Dimapur, Ajulho Entertinment, Dimapur. Music video sponsored by-Aron Asumi Studio and New Life recording studio.

The “Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi” defines beauty in accordance to classic Greek calculations. Measurements of facial proportions are done going by standards that Greek scholars applied while trying to define beauty with scientific formula. According to the “Golden Ratio” measurements, the 23-year-old Bella has a face that is 94.35 per

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time” in her life, had not processed the trauma that led to the song’s creation and stands behind Kelly’s accusers “1,000%” She called Kelly’s actions “horrifying” and “indefensible.” Gaga isn’t the only one pulling collaborations, as Chance the Rapper removed “Somewhere in Paradise” from streaming platforms after the release of “Surviving R. Kelly,” a docuseries focused on the women that suffered alleged sexual, mental and physical abuse at the hands of Kelly throughout decades. New versions of “ARTPOP” without the R. Kelly collaboration can be downloaded on Gaga’s website beginning Nov. 11. (FoxNews)

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five-day intensive theatre workshop for the students of DPS Dimapur was held from October 10 to 14 in the school premises. The workshop was conducted by Sattyakee D’Com Bhuyan

– India Today Youth Icon 2010, a noted theatre artiste and director, well known also for being the youngest director of English plays in the North East. The workshop covered various aspects of

the craft besides igniting the enthusiasm and creativity of the participants; Acting, body movements, stage dynamics, expression, observational skills, confidence gaining sessions and others.

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The Eastern Nagaland Baptist Fellowship, Zunheboto would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, churches and well wishers who supported us spiritually, physically and financially during the construction of our new fellowship building and dedication on 13/10/2019. We convey our special thanks to : 1. Rev. Achu Chang, Executive Secretary, Chang Baptist Lashong Thangyen. 2. Shri K.T. Sukhalu, Hon’ble Advisor, Education. 3. Shri C.L. John, Hon’ble MLA. 4. Shri Nganlang, Hon’ble MLA. 5. Er. S. Changkei Konyak, DIG (NPTO) 6. Shri O.P. Phom. 7. Shri Setsathong, Project Director, RD Kiphire. 8. Shri L. Akato Sema, Commissioner & Secretary, Cooperation Department. 9. Shri T.L. Kiusumong Tikhir, ADC, Satakha. 10. Shri Namang Supong Chang, SDO (Civil), Phek. 11. Shri Nathan Konyak, AEO Zunheboto. 12. Shri L. Longthai Angh, PGT Satakha. 13. Shri N. Chuba Phom, APO Zunheboto. 14. Phom Union Zunheboto District. 15. Chang Baptist Lashong Thangyen (CBLT) We regret the inability to mention each and every individual/organization by name, but it is our earnest prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly and continue to use you for His glory.

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Defending champs Centurion enters final

Centurion striker Yhunshalo Kemp (8) taking a shot against MTYO defensive wall during the first semifinal match. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA OCT 16: Defending champions Centurion FC Kohima village overcame MTYO Medziphema by a solitary goal to enter the final of the 20th NSF Martyr’s Memorial Trophy 2019 played here at Kohima local ground on Wednesday. Centurion winger, Hanglen Chang was the only difference between the two teams as he struck the only goal to help Centurion FC win the match during the first semi-final match over MTYO Medziphema. Playing in front of a packed ground, Medziphema team

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dominated the game with ball possession in the midfield area however; Centurion FC got the better of them with counter-attacks as Chang beat the goalkeeper Neithovilie Chalieu in the 11th minute to fire home the lead. Despite a series of attempts, MTYO could not break through the Centurions solid defense, who stood firm heading away cross after cross to keep the team in the driver’s seat. MTYO’s captain Khriese was culpable for not scoring despite the chances he got to convert into the back of the net. The best chance for

Medziphema team fell to Alfred Chawang in the second half when his longrange free-kick was tip-off the ball out of the danger zone by the Centurion goalkeeper Medophrezo Kezieo. While custodian Chalieu also made some crucial saves bringing much joy to the visiting fans in the ground. A goal was then disallowed in the 83rd minute by the referee for an offside position where Centurion FC team protested against the decision which halted the match for about 30 minutes. However, the match resumed thereafter but yielded little clear

cut chances as the Centurion hold on the lead to go through the final for the second consecutive time in the tournament. Defending champions will now play against the winner the second semifinal match which will be played between last year’s runners up MVYO Meriema or Viswemi FC on October 19. DC Kohima Gregory Thejawelie Sote was the match patron.

Today’s match 2nd Semi Final: MVYO Meriema Vs Viswemi FC at 1:30 p.m.

NFF to provide free coaching to 6-12 age groups Dimapur: Nagaland Fo o t b a l l Fo u n d a t i o n (NFF) officially launched in Dimapur will be providing free coaching for candidates (age- 6 to 12 years). Trial will be conducted for the free coaching to promote football from the grassroot level. NFF informed that it will sponsor the academy in each rural district and promote all clubs who wants to participate in U-18 league and second Indian division. It also informed that deserving clubs will be sponsored by the foundation to go beyond. Foundation will also be organising a league in Nagaland to promote the district club which will benefit the existing club in the district level full sponsor by the foundation and will work under the guidelines of Nagaland football association and youth resource and sports department, Nagaland. NFF also promised to provide promising career to the players. Foundation will be looking forward to employ promote development officer and marketing executive from every districts of Nagaland. For information one may contact NFF founder Shiyeto at 8787883848.

Liverpool’s Alexander-Arnold claims Guinness World record LO N D O N, O C T 1 6 (AGENCIES): Trent Alexander-Arnold’s name is officially in the record books with the Liverpool rightback snaring a place in the 2020 Guinness World Records collection. The 21-year-old contributed an incredible 12 assists for the Reds last season in the Premier League to set a record for the most provided by a defender in a single season. To make the achievement even sweeter, Alexander-Arnold has replaced Everton duo Andy Hinchcliffe and Leighton Baines as the new record holder in the process. While 2018-19 was a very impressive campaign individually for the England international, he was quick to pay tribute to his teammates, with Liverpool falling just one point short of the league title. “It’s an honour. I’ve always wanted to go forward and help the team to create as many chances as possible,” Alexander-Arnold said via The Mirror . “It’s obviously down to the lads to put the ball into the back of the net, because football is a team game and without them this record wouldn’t be possible.

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“It’s an unbelievably proud moment for me and my family, and something I hope will stand for a few years.” Alexander-Arnold also singled out two defenders in particular for allowing him to set the record. Liver pool left-back Andy Robertson ended last season with 11 league assists himself, while Virgil van Dijk allowed both full-backs to get forward as he starred at centre-back. “[Robertson] probably thought he had the competition wrapped up!” he said. “Near the end of the season we both hit really good form, we were both getting lots of assists and it was good to help the team in those games that we needed to win.

“[Van Dijk] is a worldclass player and the best I have played with. We benefited a lot last season knowing we have players like Virgil giving us the protection behind us.” The Reds right-back has begun the new season where he left off and already has two league assists to his name after eight matches. Alexander-Arnold isn’t the only footballer who’s had their name added to the Guinness World Records book for 2020. Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe features for being the youngest player nominated for the Ballon d’Or, while Atletico Madrid ace Joao Felix has been honoured for being the youngest player to score a Europa League hat-trick.

25th Edition of Classic Cup from November 4 its club inception in 1994. The organizers informed that the entry fee would be Rs. 5,000 and said that registration has opened and would be closed on October 28. The registration form available are at M/S Kohima Sports World opp. Bank of Baroda, M/S Vaude Villa hardware Dzüvürü , opp, Belho Gas service, Kohima & M/D Global Sports Dr. KK Angami , complex ,

KOHIMA, OCT 16 (NPN): The Classic Club Kohima (CCK) announced its 25th edition of Classic Cup football tournament with the theme “Together We Can” to be held from November 4-23 at Khuochiezie (Local Ground) Kohima. This was announced during a press briefing by President CCK, Neibou Sekhose attended by tournament director, Zakiekhotuo Kiso and other CCK member at Aurora Hotel Kohima on Wednesday. The president informed

7th KDVA tournament 2019 from Nov 23 Dimapur: The 7th edition of Kohima District Volleyball Association (KDVA) tournament 2019 will be held from November 23 to 26. During its meeting was held on Wednesday in Kohima, the executive members and organizing committee agreed upon the tentative date of the tournament. The entry fee of Rs. 3000 will be charged from each participating team (both men & women). Entry forms will be issued from October 23 onwards and made available at Sports World, Old taxi stand, Northern Sports Sepfüzou, near CANSSEA office Kohima. The house also appointed Chizokho Vero, Max Khieya, Khrietuo Dahou and Kezhangulie as publicity committee members. For general management, the house has entrusted the following person as ground committee members; Vesapa, Nouvilie, Keneiwelie Zunyü, Visedelie, Neisalie, Kekhrieneikho, Sedevilie Chiechü, Keneinguzo Medoze, Albert Solo, Ketosü and Peleselhou Sirhie. K Y M C

that the club would enhance its prize money this year on account of its Silver Jubilee year, the champion team would receive Rs.3 lakhs, runners-up Rs. 2 Lakhs and loser semi-finalists Rs. 50,000 each. He informed that there would be individual prizes like best discipline, most loveable player, best referee, player of the tournament, best goalkeeper, best defender, mid-fielder, best forward, highest scorer and best picture competition. Sekhose said the total prize money for this year come to more than 10 lakhs. He also informed that the

highest participated football team in the Classic Cup would be awarded in the name of jubilee year. The tournament director, Zakiekhotuo Kiso announced that this year’s classic cup would be single use plastic free tournament which would be implemented by the organizers, players, care takers and all who involves in the tournament. Kiso who is also the former club’s president said that CCK never gain or made any profit from the tournament but always gives back to the society and promote the football in the state since

MEETING NOTICE

On the directive of the president of Saptiqa Public Organization (SAPO), a meeting is convened to discuss important matters relating to Saptiga Platinum Jubilee celebration (2023). Therefore, all the Saptiga Area Officers, Physicians, Advocates, Scholars, Contractors, Senior Spiritual leaders and SAPO office bearers are requested to attend this meeting without fail. Date: 15/11/2019 Time: 3.00 pm Venue: Conference Hall, PWD Rest House Kohima. Mrs. Er. Kahuli Sema SAPO Member, Kohima K-2816

CLARIFICATION

Apropos to the press release given by Kohima District Truck Owners’ Drivers Union in Capi dated 5/10/2019, I seek to clarify that in the “Rejoinder / Kelakeshü” in Capi publication dated 7/10/2019 the statement, “Thukeshü pete kemeda die zo” was meant to clarify that the accusation against me stating that I initiated the tax collection above Loyola Higher Secondary School is totally baseless and did not mean to refute all other collection as false by the said statement. My intention was never to mislead or encourage any illegal taxation, except to clear my stand. I apologize for unintentionally offending the concerned organizations and unions. And further state that I have nothing to do with the Petroleum and Land Transport Worker Federation. Hence, I urge the KDTODU to verify the same from the competent authority. Mr. Kozhol Kirha 7005779512 K-2817

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BAGHI KÜKÜPÜTSA Atsala : 19.10.19 A-a : Ino Vikugha Chophi, SKUD Banker, Purana Bazaar ki lono Aghami Union bocho dolo akemi kümtsü baghi küküpütsa lo kusü ani, kughengu Okükümsü kivi avehupu shi ani. VITOHO CHOPHI DP-7653 President - SKUD K-2806

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Faith Theological Seminary Jotsoma: Kohima

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NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON

ALUMNI MEET 2019 Date: November 2, 2019 (Saturday) Time : 11: 00 Am Place : FTS Chapel Hall

“Connecting today…. Transforming Tomorrow” Inviting all Alumni / Former Graduates (Regular & Extension) to attend this important Meeting. Contact: Ms. Kimboi Zomi – 9774410732 Mr. Mhasilhoubei Mera – 7628843109 Website : www.ftskma.com Email : principal@ftskma.com K-2813

BENCHMARKING OF MINOR IRRIGATION 18 OCTOBER 2019 HOTEL VIVOR, KOHIMA, NAGALAND SCHEMES Organised by Water Resources Department, Nagaland under the aegis of National Hydrology Project, Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD& GR

10:00 – 11:30hrs Chairperson

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES UNION LEPHORI PHEK DISTRICT: NAGALAND

“Skillful Serving”

10:00 hrs 10:10 hrs

FELICITATES Office of the Government Employees Union Lephori (GEUL) under Meluri Sub-Division conveys its heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their various achievements:1. Mr. Chüpitho Pojar, for securing the post of Assistant Conserver of Forest through Technical Exam. 2. Miss Pfepila Katiry, for securing LDA cum Computer Assistant under the Dept. of R.D. 3. Miss Ninasa Joshou, for being selected as Go Cabin Crew Member (Indigo Airline) recently. 4. Mr. Thierhosie Katiry, for getting appointed as D.B under D.C Phek District. 5. Hav. Zhirhosie Pochury, for being conferred a Medal Award (GOC-IN-C) Assam regiment, Indian Army. The Union expresses gratitude to Almighty God for his blessings and wishes them good health and more success in the days to come. (Chuthosie Joshou) (Lozhisie Pojar) President, GEUL General Secretary, GEUL

Inaugural

Er. Hotovi Ayemi, Addl. Chief Engineer, Water Resources Department

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Classic Club Kohima members during press briefing at Aurora Hotel Kohima. (NP)

Midland Opp. Oking Hospital Kohima. Like other years, there would be free entry for the students with uniform after class, differently abled persons and senior citizens. The entry ticket prize is Rs. 20, Rs. 30 from quarter final and Rs. 50 from semi-finals. CCK informed that as usual there would be challenger cup between Classic Club Kohima and Kohima Press Club.

Registration SESSION-I Lighting of Lamp Welcome Address Shri. O.T. Chingmak Chang, IAS, Principal Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland, Water Resources Department & Project Coordinator, NHP

10:20 hrs

Opening Remarks and Felicitation Er. Tsuktinungsang,

10:40 hrs

Address by Dr. K.J. Anand Kumar

Chief Engineer, Water Resources Department & Nodal Officer, NHP Scientist-D (Deputy Director), NPMU

10:50 hrs 11:00 hrs

Address by Dr. Anju Gaur, Team Leader, World Bank Address by Shri Amarendra Kumar Singh,

11:10 hrs

Address by Shri. Namri Nchang,

11:20 hrs

Vote of Thanks Er. Razouvolie Kelio

11:30 hrs

High Tea SESSION-II

11:45 hrs

National Workshop on Benchmarking of Minor Irrigation Scheme Compere : Er. Chubasashi Chang (S.E) & Er. Wapangnaro Imchen (E.E) Rapporteur : Er. Keduvizo Sophie (E.E) & Er. Obed Natso (S.D.O)

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Spain clinch Euro 2020 berth Indian Jr men’s hockey team in final of Sultan Johor Cup

Spain’s Rodrigo Moreno celebrates after scoring against Sweden at the 2020 European Championship.

STOCKHOLM, OCT 16 (IANS): Rodrigo Moreno’s goal in stoppage time gave Spain a 1-1 draw against Sweden to assure La Roja of a berth in the 2020 European Championship. The Spaniards lead Group F with 20 points from eight matches, while Sweden is second on 15 points. Romania sits third with 14 points, followed by Norway with 11, reports Efe news. Spain came into Tuesday’s contest at a packed Friends Arena in Stockholm after experiencing their first stumble of the qualifying campaign: a 1-1 draw with Norway in Oslo. The visitors set the pace from the start and Swedish goalkeeper Robin Olsen had a busy first half, turning aside a shot by Fabian and denying both Rodri and Gerard Moreno

from point blank range. La Roja enjoyed 71 percent possession and Sweden’s first chance didn’t come until after the 20-minute mark, when Mikael Lustig forced a stop from David De Gea. The Swedes began to have more of the ball and De Gea was tested in the 33rd minute by a Robin Quaison header. Swedish defender Victor Lindelof made a diving block when Fabian threatened for Spain just before the break and the sides went to the dressing rooms deadlocked 0-0. The home side took the lead five minutes after the re-start courtesy of Marcus Berg’s first international goal in more than a year. De Gea stopped Berg’s header as well as Emil Forsberg’s effort on the rebound, but the ball ended up back with Berg

and the keeper was helpless to stop it from going in the net. The Spain keeper made another notable stop against Forsberg before leaving the match injured with 30 minutes left. That Forsberg effort proved to be Sweden’s last threat of the night, yet Spain struggled to convert their dominance into an equaliser. La Roja still trailed at the end of regulation time, raising the possibility that they would be held scoreless for the first time in 38 matches. Two minutes into stoppage time, Rodrigo nudged Fabian’s low blast into the net to avoid the loss and guarantee Spain’s presence in next summer’s tournament. Sweden can clinch the second spot in Group F with a win over Romania next month in Bucharest.

NWA belt and freestyle wrestling rescheduled

DIMAPUR: The Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) informed that the state-level selection (belt and freestyle wrestling) has been rescheduled to October 19 at Indira Gandhi Stadium, Kohima due to some unavoidable cir-

cumstances. Director Youth Resources and Sports, Akumla Chuba will grace the opening session as the special guest at 10:00 a.m., informed a press release from NWA general secretary Vekhozo.

JOHOR BAHRU (MAL AY S I A ) , O C T 1 6 (IANS): The Indian junior men’s hockey team today sealed their berth in the final of the 9th Sultan of Johor Cup after an emphatic 5-1 victory over Australia at the Taman Daya Hockey Stadium here on Wednesday. The clinical performance saw goals from Shilanand Lakra (26’, 29’), Dilpreet Singh (44’), Gursahibjit Singh (48’) and Mandeep Mor (50’). India had a first sight of goal in the opening minute courtesy of an Australian mistake. A misjudgement off an aerial ball meant Gursahibjit was clear on goal in the circle. Robert Maclennan was quick to come off his line though and block the angles, before clearing the ball to safety. For the rest of the quarter, both teams wrested for control in midfield, the Aussies earning the first PC of the game in the eighth minute, a mistrap putting paid to their chances to score. Early in the second quarter, Prashant Chauhan was called into action. Off a swift attack, Michael

Indian Junior Men’s Hockey Team players celebrate after scoring a goal during the 9th Sultan of Johor Cup against Australia in Johor Bahru in Malaysia, Wednesday. (PTI)

Francis’ shot was deflected by Sam McCulloch towards goal. Chauhan was alive to the danger though, pulling off a reflex save to keep the scores level. India earned their first PC of the game minutes later, but Gursahibjit dragged his attempt wide. India were soon coming closer to scoring the opener, and sure enough, in the 26th minute they

had the lead courtesy a Shilanand Lakra goal. The move was kicked off from a counter, Dilpreet Singh’ inch perfect pass unlocking the entire Aussie defence. The ball fell to Lakra in the circle, who had time to go around a charging Maclennan to score and give India the lead. Right at the end of the quarter, Australia almost hit back, with a succession of PCs, but Chauhan again saved

superbly to keep his team in the lead. Off the second PC, India launched a counter, and it was the Dilpreet-Lakra combination again causing havoc in the Australian defence, the latter scoring a simple tap in to double India’s tally. India went into half time leading 2-0. Despite being two goals up, India didn’t take their foot off the pedal in the third quarter, their full

press causing Australia all sorts of problems. They had the pick of the chances too in the period. Shilanand Lakra, Sudeep Chirmako and Uttam Singh applied the pressure, forcing saves off Australia’s substitute goalkeeper Christian Starkie. In the 44th minute, Dilpreet Singh had his reward for his brilliance throughout the game. This time the pass came from Gursahibjit Singh, finding Dilpreet at the base of the circle. Dilpreet turned, swerved and unleashed a superb reverse hit into the far corner to give India a 3-0 lead. It was one they took into the final break. India earned a third PC at the start of the third quarter, and Sanjay’s drag flick was deflected by Gursahibjit to extend India’s lead. Mandeep Mor added more gloss to the scoreline with a superb drag flick in the 50th minute. Aaron Knight scored a consolation in the 57th minute for Australia as India wrapped up a 5-1 victory. India will face Great Britain in their final round robin leaguestage match in Johor Bahru on October 18.

India’s performance was no match to atmosphere at Salt Lake: Chhetri KOLKATA, OCT 16 (PTI): India captain Sunil Chhetri on Wednesday said the team’s underwhelming draw in the FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Bangladesh was no match to the electrifying atmosphere at the Salt Lake Stadium here. A last-gasp Adil Khan header saved India the blushes as the higher-ranked fancied hosts struggled to a 1-1 draw here on Tuesday night, disappointing thousands of heads totting the stands at the mecca of Sunil Chhetri Indian football. Hours after the game that of the campaign so far, Chhetri exturned out to be the team’s worst pressed his disappointment.

“We couldn’t deliver a performance to match the atmosphere at the Salt Lake last night, and the dressing room is very disappointed about it,” Chhetri, one of the leading scores in international football, tweeted. He said the team couldn’t make use of the opportunities, but no less mediocre was India’s defending. “We couldn’t capitalise on the chances we got, but this is a process on the pitch and in the stands. You turned up, we’ll keep attempting to.” India came into the game high

on confidence after holding Asain champion Qatar to a goal-less draw away. However, the result was far from what Igor Stimac’s wards had expected in the run-up to the match. Saad Uddin gave Bangladesh the lead in the 42nd minute and the visitors looked like going back home with all the three points in the Group E match of the qualifying second round. Khan, however, ensured that India secured a point from the home game as he rose high to nod home a Brandon Fernandes corner kick in the 88th minute.

Yashasvi youngest to score List A double hundred

Yashasvi Jaiswal

ALUR (KARNATAKA), OCT 16 (IANS): Mumbai opener Yashasvi Jaiswal on Wednesday scripted history as he became the youngest batsman in the world to score a double century in List A cricket. At 17 years and 292 days, Yashasvi scored 203 runs during the Vijay Hazare trophy Elite Group A match between Mumbai and Jharkhand. His 154-ball inning, which was studded with 17 fours and 12 sixes, helped Mumbai post 358/3 at the KSCA Cricket Ground. This was his third century in the ongoing tournament. He has so far amassed 585 runs in five matches

and is also the leading run scorer of Vijay Hazare Trophy, taking over from Tamil Nadu’s Baba Aparajith. With this feat, Yashasvi has also become the seventh Indian cricketer to score a double century in List A cricket. Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Rohit Sharma (thrice), Shikhar Dhawan, KV Kaushal and Sanju Samson are the other Indian cricketers who have scored double hundreds in List A cricket. Sanju last week scored a double hundred in the ongoing tournament when he played a scintillating 212run knock for Kerala against Goa on October 12.

No trials for Mary Kom, hints boxing federation

NEW DELHI, OCT 16 (AGENCIES): Boxing Federation of India (BFI) president, Ajay Singh, on Tuesday suggested that there might be no selection trial between MC Mary Kom and Nikhat Zareen in the 51kg category for participating in the Tokyo Olympic qualifiers in Wuhan from February 3 to 14 and that the 36-year-old Manipuri veteran could possibly be the BFI’s automatic choice for the China event, reported Times of India. There was big controversy back in August when BFI did not let Nikhat Zareen compete against Mary Kom at the trials for the World Championships, paving the way for Mary Kom to secure selection without even entering the ring. Singh, speaking to TOI on the sidelines of a felicitation function here for the medal winners from the recent women’s World Championships in UlanUde, Russia, informed that there could be a “rethink” of the BFI’s selection rule in the women’s category, which states that only the gold and silver medal winners at the Worlds will receive automatic nomination for the Wuhan qualifiers. Lovlina Borgohain,

MC Mary Kom who secured her second successive bronze medal in the 69kg category at the Worlds, too, might be exempted from trials. Mary Kom also ended up winning a bronze after losing 1-4 to Turkey’s Busenaz Cakiroglu in a controversial manner. Both the 51kg and 69kg divisions are Olympic weight categories. Singh said, “We will do whatever is required. There could be a rethink, for sure. We will look at the policy and see who is better prepared at that time to get us a medal at the Olympics.

We have no hard and fast rule on this.” “For me, Mary Kom did exceedingly well at the Worlds. She defied her age and motherhood. In fact, she was a clear winner to me in the semis, which she lost,” he added. Ahead of the Worlds, BFI had come up with a selection policy for both the men and women boxers. It said all the medal winners (gold, silver and bronze) in the men’s section at the Yekaterinburg Worlds will automatically be selected

for the Olympic qualifiers, without having to undergo trials. However, for the women’s, the criteria only included the gold and silver medallist at the Worlds. Singh expressed his displeasure at having two separate rules for men and women. “I am not even completely clear on this. The rules should be same for everyone. As a matter of principle, I will never accept that rules are any different for men and women.” Singh hinted that there was some lack of communication between his office and the selection committee, inferring that he wasn’t consulted by selectors before framing the rule. “There seems to be some issue of understanding.” Mary Kom, on her part, said she will go by what the president decides and that she was already looking forward to the Wuhan meet. “The president is the right person to take all decisions. I’ll go by whatever he says. I am already looking to give my best at the qualifiers. I have been dreaming of competing in Tokyo for last many years and was preparing accordingly,” she told TOI.

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