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Nuclear war at any moment: N Korea UNITED NATIONS, OCT 17 (AGENCIES): North Korea has warned that a nuclear war may break out at any time as the situation on the Korean peninsula has reached the “touch-and-go point”. According to media reports, North Korea’s deputy UN ambassador Kim In-ryong told the UN general assembly’s disarmament committee that Pyongyang has the right to possess defense nuclear weapons. The diplomat warned that nuclear war could “break out at any moment” if the U.S. continues to lead military activities around the Korean Peninsula, following a spike in tensions regarding Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons advancement in recent weeks and threats of more tests to come. “The situation on the Korean peninsula where the attention of the whole world is focused has reached the touch-and-go point and a nuclear war may break out at any moment,” Kim In Ryong said. In prepared remarks that Kim didn’t read out loud, he said North Korea would have “no intention to use or threaten to use

Power shutdown in Dmu DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Department of Power has informed that the 132/66kv sub-station at Nagarjan would be under shutdown from 5am to 8:30am daily from October 23 to November 8, 2017. In a press release, electrical transmission division Dimapur executive engineer stated that the shutdown has been necessitated due to renovation of the protection system. The shutdown would disrupt supply to Dimapur and its adjoining area including Chümoukedima and Medziphema and Peren district. The department has requested all affected consumers to bear with the inconveniences caused.

NPF CEC meeting

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Naga People’s Front (NPF) president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, has convened the next central executive council (CEC) on October 20, 10:30am at central office, Kohima.

Correction

Apropos news item “DAN coordination committee meeting”, which has been convened on October 24, 2017 at the office chamber of the chairman DAN in the NPF central office, Kohima, the time of the meeting is at 11am and not as rendered.

Restriction on bursting fire crackers (See p-11)

This is it!

“Why crime rates are high. That’s because of power black out every night.” K Y M C

North Koreans watch a news report showing Hwasong-12 intermediate-range ballistic missile testing in Pyongyang.

nuclear weapons” provided “one does not take part in the U.S. military actions against” North Korea, according to Reuters. He said North Korea is the only country in the world that has been subjected to “such an extreme and direct nuclear threat” from the United States since the 1970s. The Nor th Korean delegate’s remarks follow a ratcheting up of rhetoric from top U.S. officials in recent days in line with increasingly bellicose statements from President Donald Trump in public remarks and on Twitter. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told

CBS’ Face the Nation Sunday that Trump supports his diplomatic effort to broker peace with North Korea – despite tweets that appear to the contrary. US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Sunday asserted that his diplomatic efforts to relax tensed relations with North Korea will continue “until the first bomb drops”. Tillerson averred that United States President Donald Trump has instructed him to try and reduce stress between the two nations through diplomatic efforts. Meanwhile, the U.S.

has stepped up military exercises with allies like Japan and South Korea in the region in recent weeks, following North Korea’s latest string of missile and nuclear tests. On Monday evening, U.S. Pacific Command conducted its first night combined training mission with a B-1B bomber alongside Japanese and South Korean planes in an area north of Japan. South Korea and the U.S. began a week-long naval exercise on Monday involving roughly 40 ships, including the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier. In a speech before the U.N. in September, Trump threatened to “totally destroy” North Korea if it continued to threaten the U.S. or its allies. North Korea has reportedly stepped up a propaganda campaign against the U.S. in South Korea in recent days. Pyongyang conducted two nuclear tests in July as well as a series of missile tests, leading some in the U.S. government to conclude it now has the ability to pair a nuclear warhead with an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching the U.S. mainland.

PAC ultimatum on Dimapur police

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) Public Action Committee (PAC) has served a seven-day ultimatum on the Dimapur police to the arrest of the perpetrators involved in the alleged attempt on the life of L Doulo, proprietor of Kuda Cold Storage in Dimapur on September 18 last. In an ultimatum addressed to the commissioner of police, Dimapur, the NCD-PAC convenor, Vekhosayi Nekha, said that recently formed PAC has decided to serve ultimatum following the expiry of 15day deadline on October 5, 2017, which was contained in a representation submitted by DCCI, BAN, EDBA and CCCTA on September 20, 2017. PAC said that since no breakthrough has been made by the police it would be compelled to take any course of action deemed fit after the expiry of the fresh ultimatum. It may be mentioned that Dimapur-based civil society organisations (CSOs) October 9, 2017 resolved to set up a PAC to deal with L Doulo’s case and act as “screening/monitoring point to detect illegal immigrants.”

Imkong Imchen urges banks to push Mudra, insurance schemes

Imkong speaking at the inaugural programme on Tuesday. (NP)

Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 17 (NPN): Health and Family Welfare and Election minister, Imkong L. Imchen on Tuesday urged upon the banks to effectively implement the central insurance schemes for the poor as well as Micro Units Development & Refinance Agency (Mudra) scheme aimed at providing finance to small businessmen, by expediting the process of setting up branches in the unbanked blocks and positioning banking correspondence in uncovered sub-service areas. Speaking as chief guest at the inaugural programme of the Financial Inclusion Camp-Mudra promotion campaign, organised by the

Finance department and State Level Banking Committee (SLBC), Imchen, while stressing on the need to make loans available to urban dwellers, however lamented that bank coverage in rural areas was alarmingly poor. He said 30 RD blocks in Nagaland do not have bank branches. Imchen said the government may want to roll out noble financial inclusion schemes, but all such schemes ultimately has to be implemented and made available to the people by the banks. He also highlighted on the benefits of various schemes like PMJDY which has an inbuilt accident insurance cover of Rs. 1 lakh and overdraft facility of Rs. 5000 and PMSBY which can be

availed by all saving bank account holders within the age of 18-70 and the premium payable annually (Rs.12); it also offers benefit of Rs. 2 lakh in case of death. Under PMJJBY, saving bank account holders within the age of 18-50 can avail the scheme and premium payable annually is Rs. 220 and benefits available in case of death is Rs. 2 lakh. APY can be availed by those within the age group of 18-40 and on reaching 60 years of age, the subscriber will be paid a fixed pension per month, depending on amount subscribed . Imchen also stated that under Stand-Up India scheme, loan between Rs. 10 lakh to 1 crore was available to SC/ ST or women entrepreneurs above 18 years of age. Citing the current statistics of Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY) of having 33830 account holders, Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY)- 65,830 and Atal Pension Yojana (APY) 1852 account holders, Imchen while appreciating the efforts, however said the actual figure was well below desirable level. (Cont’d on p-11)

Groundwater levels reducing in Dimapur NRMSATA-16 ‘no pay, ENCSU posers on scholarship

Mmhonlumo Kikon addressing the G&M officials and others. (NP)

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Unregulated pumping of groundwater in Dimapur valley over the years has led to drastic reduction of groundwater levels in dense settlement areas, as per the report of geology and mining (G&M) department. The department has noted that pumping water out of the ground at a faster rate than it is replenished over long-term has caused various problems. Concerned over looming water crisis, the Na-

galand minister of geology and mining and border affairs, Mmhonlumo Kikon, on Tuesday underscored the importance of creating public awareness on artificial recharge of groundwater, which aims at augmentation of ground water reservoir. Speaking as chief guest at the public awareness programme on artificial recharge of groundwater in Dimapur valley at the directorate of geology and mining here, the minister said that in today’s world people could expect con-

flicts and crises over all resources and most important was on water. He pointed out that emerging conflicts over water was not only in the global and state level but could happen between colonies in a town like Dimapur unless a strategy did not come up to replenish the groundwater. Kikon therefore said that it was important to create awareness starting from the micro level as the twin impact of climate and rapid-urbanization have been affecting the groundwater system. Further, the minister urged G&M director to initiate a discussion with district administration on having a joint committee along with ward and colony representatives on ground water management, saying the matter should not be kept isolated to some technical persons.

no work’ stir from today

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): To protest against non-release of salary, the Nagaland RMSA Teachers’ Associaiton-2016 (NRMSATA-16) on Tuesday announced launching of phase-I agitation “No pay, no work” from October 18- 25, 2017. In a press release, NRMSATA-2016 president, Vinoto Achumi, and general secretary, Kezhothito Keyho, pointed out that the association has received no positive response till date despite serving numerous reminders to various affiliated departments for the release of the salary. “The association’s request has been sidelined time and again proving us that the government only demands the absence of duties and services towards the public,” the signatories said. Therefore, the association said it has unanimously agreed to resort to “forceful measures” in the aftermath of ultimatum period, which was served on October 9 last. If its demands were still left unaddressed within the stipulated period, the association cautioned that it would be compelled to launch phase-II stir in the form of sit-in protest at the different premises daily. Meanwhile, the association has informed convenors and representatives of each district to attend the joint executive meeting on October 19 at TU Building, near the Old NST station, (Cont’d on p-11) Kohima.

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) has reiterated resentment against the department of higher education and the state government for failing to justify delay in disbursement of post-matric scholarship besides disbursing on instalment basis. In this regard, ENCSU through its media cell has posed a few questions for the department to clarify at the earliest. Pointing out that the ministry of tribal affairs (education section) on December 28, 2016 sanctioned the amount of Rs. 13.44 crore to the state, the union asked why did the department withhold the amount for a long period and subsequently delayed in submitting utilization certificate? ENCSU also sought to know who authorized withholding money for many months without disbursing it on time? It further asked the department to furnish copy of central ministry notification/directive to disburse the scholarship on

instalment basis. According to ENCSU, the department had mentioned on several occasions that the scholarship would be paid in two instalments. However, it said that in the first instalment the students were credited only in quarter. Therefore, ENCSU has asked the department to “justify the reason behind for manipulating the system.” Claiming that department had sent proposal of scholarship to ST students of Nagaland for 2016-17 on October 28, 2016, the union, in this regard, asked how could the department finalize the lists of the beneficiary students beforehand. Meanwhile, the union has appealed the government to withhold the disbursement of scholarship on instalment basis until the department justify the reason. ENCSU also appealed to all the students particularly eastern students not to utilize the amount credited in their respective account till justice was delivered.

Khango Konyak elected as new UNLFW chairman CM calls on Nitin Gadkari DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): NSCN (K) chairman, ‘lt. gen.’ (retd) Khango Konyak has been “unanimously elected” as the new chairman of the United Nationals Liberation Front of West South-East Asia (UNLFW). A press note issued by UNLFW publicity committee comprising of ‘col’. Isak Sumi of NSCN (K), NDFB foreign secretary, NE Esara and Jibon Singha Koch of the KLO informed that the decision was made during the general session of the UNLFW, hosted by NSCN (K) on October 13-14 at Taka CHQ. The new chairman has been empowered with full executive authority to direct/execute any actions or policies on behalf of the front and also during emergencies, the signatories stated. During the general session, UNLFW said that the establishment of the front and the functions of various

(4th from L) Khango Konyak with members of the UNLFW at NSCN CHQ, Taka.

committees and organizations were fully formalised by the house and also approved the front’s logo, nomenclature and the motto. It may be noted that NSCN (K) chairman, late SS Khaplang was the founding chairman of the front. UNLFW further said that the house also deliberated on various issues confronting the Wesean region and resolved to jointly work out programs, policies and strategies to tackle relevant issues of the region, it said. It also “reaffirmed to have

peaceful approach towards settling any internal issues among the front’s member organisations and also to strive to build friendly relations with other nonmember revolutionary organisations professing same principles and ideologies.” It further warned other non-UNLFW organisations operating in the WSEA region “to desist from crediting the front of any actions or activities unless on consultation and agreement even in the event of joint-ventures.” Since all the WSEA organi-

sations were not members of the front, UNLFW said there was a need to clearly differentiate between UNLFW and other WSEA organisations currently maintaining the same base area. “Using WSEA doesn’t necessarily mean UNLFW which at present is comprised of NSCN/GPRN, ULFA (I), NDFB and KLO,” the signatories said. Meanwhile, the house also firmly “resolved and directed the member organisations to refrain from using the front’s platform in

any way including issuing of statements to the media and foreign parley without the prior approval or consent of the UNLFW chairman.” UNLFW publicity committee also said that the house deliberated on the appeal of PDCK (Karbi) and NLFT (Tripuri) for admission to the front. The matter has been endorsed to the chairman for necessary favourable actions at an earliest, it added. The front also adopted “15 points rules and regulations” as the disciplinary guidelines mandatory for all affiliated member organisations. The house affirmed to work together in abidance to the rules and regulations, keeping in mind the front’s motto: “One people, one region, one vision”. The house also observed a minute silence and obeisance in remembrance and honour of late S.S. Khaplang.

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang accompanied by minister for National Highways, G Kaito Aye and secretary to CM, Kelei Zeliang called on union minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday at New Delhi. In the presence of Chief Engineer (National Highways) NE and managing director NHIDCL, the chief minister highlighted the urgency for resuming the 2-laning of four roads under phase ‘A’ of SARDP-NE whose DPR were on the verge of completion-- 1. Longleng-Changtongya Road. 2. Mon-Tamlu-Merangkong raod. 3. Phek-Pfutsero road. 4. Zunheboto-Chakhabama road. Gadkari while extending his full cooperation, assured for early sanction so that the firms selected could start work during the working season, a press note from the CMO stated. Also giving credence to the appeal of the chief minister for the 4-lane project of Daboka-Dimapur and Kohima-Imphal road, the union minister assured that his ministry would expedite the process for early commencement of work. Considering the progress of Dimapur-Kohima 4-laning, which was in full swing, CMO said it was important that Daboka-Dimapur and Kohima-Imphal inter-state connectivity road project works also commence at an early date in order to boost trade, commerce and over-all economic growth. The DPR for these projects were also nearing completion and works would be executed at the earliest possible time, the CMO said. K Y M C

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ABAM to organise ‘mega revival’ in Mkg

ABAM officials and organising committee members at the MTBA conference hall on Tuesday. (NP) Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 17 (NPN): Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang (ABAM), the apex church organisation of the Aos, would be organising a “mega revival” from November 1-3 at Imkongmeren Sports Complex Mokokchung. The revival to be held under the theme: “Lord Revive Us” is expected to be the largest revival to be hosted by ABAM since its inception, 145 years ago. This was informed in a press conference on Tuesday at the MTBA conference

hall Mokokchung by the officials of ABAM along with the organising committee led by its convener. Convener of the programme and MTBA Pastor, Rev. Ponen Longchar, informed that the revival would be for Aos irrespective of denominations. ABAM executive secretary, Rev. Dr. Mar Atsongchanger, said that the decision to organise the revival was resolved in 2016 during the ABAM central council meeting. He said the main objective of the revival was to reclaim God’s blessing that was bestowed

upon the Aos saying, “It is time now for the Aos to meet God during the revival”. ABAM president and Ungma Baptist Church Pastor, Rev. Noklen Longkumer, said that it was high time for the Ao to confess and admit their sins. He was optimistic that through this revival, Aos should be able to reclaim “Nagaland for Christ”. Shedding light on the preparation for the revival, the members informed that hectic preparations were underway and that a hall with seating capacity for 10, 000 people would begin within

a week. They said the entire service would be telecast live on local cable networks and streamed online. The committee has informed that no invitation would be extended to anyone but expects representatives from various Ao churches across the country to participate. They said every Ao citizen should prepare to attend the revival. The members also informed that the organising committee would not provide food and accommodation. The speakers for the revival are: Rev. Maong Asso, Rev. Imdangmeren, Rev. Lanuyanger, Rev. L. Kari Longchar and Rev. Kilang Jamir. The revival is schedule to commence from November 1 at 4 p.m. while morning service would begin from 10 a.m. onwards. The committee has informed that church bell would toll at 3 p.m. on November 1 in all Ao Churches signifying the commencement of the revival. Those unable to attend the revival have been requested to hold prayer service in their respective churches.

‘Intensified Mission Indradhanush’ in Mon, Wka

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, October 18, 2017

news in Brief WSH, WSKH, WSSA emergency joint meeting: Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) has called for an emergency joint meeting of WSH, Western Sumi Kukami Hoho (WSKH) and Western Sumi Sports Association (WSSA) on October 19, 10 a.m. at WSH office. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. TUD general meeting-cum-election: Tseminyu Union Dimapur (TUD) has convened general meeting-cum-election/ selection of new office bearers on October 19, 10 a.m. at Er. Alo Kent’s residence Sovima. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. CSU 1st presidential council meeting: Chakhesang Students Union (CSU) has convened its first presidential council meeting on October 21, 11:30 a.m. at CBCK. All presidents and general secretaries of the CSU units and sub-ordinate units have been asked to attend the same. Any unit having agenda to be discussed has been asked to bring forward on the same day. RSU 39th general conference committee meeting: Rengma Students Union (RSU) and organizing committees of 39th RSU general conference had convened a meeting on October 19, 11 a.m. at RBCK fellowship Kenuozou, Kohima. All the different sub-committee members have been requested to attend the meeting. WDGTF informs GTs: Wokha District Graduate Teachers Forum (WDGTF) has informed all graduate teachers of Wokha

Mass social work conducted in Wokha DIMAPUR: Wokha-HumtsoElumyo villages conducted mass social work on October 15 and 17 along the stretch of Wokha-Humtso-Elumyo road. A press note by Wokha Humtso Elumyo Senior Youth Welfare Forum (WHESYWF) media cell stated that, besides clearing the road with manpower, three excavators and two dumper trucks were also pressed into action. Ten loads of boulders were laid besides mud filling and clearing of drainage.

Village guard barrack inaugurated at Noklak

(L-R): Medical team with children at Mon. State monitoring team in a meeting at Wokha. DIMAPUR: District Health Society (DHS) Mon has completed its first round of “Intensified Mission Indradhunush (IMI)” campaign on October 16 wherein 1051 left out and missed children were vaccinated. In a press release, DHS Mon has informed that, the mission followed the micro plan and the communication plan designed by the District Programme Management Unit (DPMU). The Most effective tool for IMI was the head counting of the children under two years of age in all villages which was completed with the help of the adolescent club, KBCM youth, Ashas and the Anganwadi workers, informed the release. DHS Mon also informed that it was preparing for the next round of IMI which would commence from November 7 - 13. It stated that, the team did a lot of research and found out that

the district was still lying under the roof of rumours and misconceptions and that the people’s decisions about health compete with other priorities. DHS Mon further urged all the people to come together and fulfil the objective of IMI which is to accelerate the coverage of fully immunised children to 90% by 2018. WOKHA: To review the activities of ongoing “Intensified Mission Indradhanush” and for debriefing on preparation of Common Review Mission (CRM), principal secretary of Health & Family Welfare, Menukhol John visited Wokha district on October 13. A press note by NHM media officer, Wokha, Mhonbeni Ezung, stated that state monitoring team divided themselves in groups and visited few health units. The state team along with the district medical staff held a meeting where they presented their findings,

observations existing in the health centres. The team urged the district officials to give hand holding support to the health workers in maintaining proper records and documentation, and prioritize issues for improvements needed for better functioning of the health centre. They also encouraged the district team to give best efforts in providing health care services to the people at their doorstep. Other officials from the state were: additional project director (NHP), Dr. Atoshe; joint director FW, Dr. Temsula; SIO, Dr. V. Kire; SPO (NHM), Dr. Thanghoi; joint director (NHM) Pairson UNICEF consultant, Puni programme manager planning & training, Dr. Tiasunep; state ASHA nodal officer, Chubala; state IEC consultant, Ajung; assistant programme manager MCTS, Abeni; PM maternal health Niesa and assistant programme manager HMIS, Achetla.

BJP Kohima district hits back at Visasolie

DIMAPUR: BJP Kohima district has accused BJP president State unit Visasolie Lhoungu of trying to lure the party officials of Kohima district, frontals and mandals, who have stepped down seeking early resolution on the “false allegations labelled against BJP Kohima District President Dr Khriezovolie Kesiyie”. In a statement, BJP Kohima district general secretary, Seyiekhrielie Nagi alleged that Visasolie instead of responding to BJP Kohima district on the allegations against president BJP Kohima district, has stooped so low by luring the mandal presidents and compelled them to stand against the unanimous decision of BJP Kohima district. In this regard, the BJP Kohima district has clarified that BJP units of 9th Kohima Town A/C and 11th Northern Angami-II A/C have not joined their side. However, State BJP president has managed to divert the decision of the president of 14th Southern Angami-I Viseto Natso and 15th Southern AngamiII Pusato Zecho against the president BJP Kohima district. Therefore, taking serious note on the “unwarranted statement” published in some local dallies, the BJP Kohima district members, frontals and mandals who have stepped down from the party, held an emergency meeting on October 17 and discussed the matter thoroughly with both the presidents of 14th-SA-I and 15th

SA-II, the statement added. During the course of interaction, the two presidents revealed that BJP Nagaland State president had fooled them by mentioning that “their stepping down from the respective posts will mean they are resigning from the party membership as well”. Since the intention of BJP Nagaland State leader was to break the united force as they have rejected the false allegations against BJP Kohima district president, the presidents of 14th-SA-I and 15th-SA-II, expressed regret on their blind move and stated that they have finally understood the “ill-intention” of the State BJP, which was bad for the party. Therefore, the release stated that they have decided to return to the fold and remained firm in support of Dr. Khriezovolie Kesiyie, president, BJP Kohima district and to remain loyal to the party in the right cause. The two units’ presidents further said that they have lost confidence on State BJP president due to his self-vested interest to break the unity of the BJP Kohima district. The members, who have stepped down from BJP Kohima district, frontals and mandals from five assembly constituencies further reiterated their demand that BJP Nagaland state should make efforts in clearing the pressing issue for the betterment of BJP party rather than trying to destroy the party.

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary for land revenue, women resources development &village guard, L. Khumo on Tuesday inaugurated the newly constructed village guard barrack at Noklak headquarters. According to DIPR report, Khumo appreciated the role played by the village guards over the years including broadening of role in responsibilities duty, disciplines, maintaining law and order and crime prevention etc. He also assured to award the village guard jawans particularly in arresting drug smuggling and other antisocial activities. Khumo further advised the jawans to prepare Ad-haar card for further official uses. The programme was chaired by jamadar, Pongdang, welcome address was given by subedar, H. Pengthang and short speeches were delivered by N. Imsusangba, commandant village guard and ADC Noklak, Thsuvisie Phoji.

district who were initially appointed as graduate teachers from 1992 till date to submit first appointment order, regularization order, HSLC admit card, BA marksheet and B.Ed certificate, if any, to M/s. Shanpan Store Police Point Wokha on or before October 21 for onward submission to the directorate. For further information, one has been asked to contact at 8257042216, 9862122644. RJHSS informs: Ram Janaki Higher Secondary School (RJHSS) has informed all the regular repeaters of the last HSSLC examination to fill up forms on October 21 and 25 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Candidates have been informed to come with their parents/guardian. For details, the candidates have been asked to contact the office. Lost & found: A two wheeler motorcycle, Platina (DZUBVB92671), chassis number MD2DDDZZZVPB12429; and Hero (HF-DAWN) bearing engine number HA11EED9A34204, chassis number MBLHA11ESD9A05453 have been found by Toluvi Village Council. Rightful owner have been asked to claim the same by producing original documents from the chairman Toluvi village council Dimapur within seven days from the date of publication. One has been asked to contact at 9077513488. Lost and found: A white pocket dog with yellowish colour on both ears was found at Upper Forest Colony Kohima. The rightful owner has been asked to contact at 7085409313.

Review meeting on PC- PNDT Act in Mokokchung DIMAPUR: Third quarter review meeting on PreConception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PC-PNDT) Act was held at Chief Medical Officer (CMO) office chamber, Mokokchung on Tuesday. Chairing the meeting, CMO Mokokchung, Dr. S. S. Akaba Longchar, directed all the unregistered Usg operators in the district to get their machine registered along with a duly filled affidavit. D r. S. S. A k a b a warned that no Usg examination should be conducted against the rule laid down by the Supreme Court of India. The different rates for registration and renewal were highlighted by deputy CMO, Mokokchung, Dr. Kibang while legal matters relating to Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques Act was highlighted by Akumyanger The meeting was attended by the doctors having Usg facilities in the district.

Kohima police recovers motorcycle DIMAPUR: Kohima Police manning Peducha check gate during routine checking and frisking of vehicles on October 13 intercepted one Bajaj Pulsar 150 with unknown registration number and arrested two persons in this connection. In a release, superintendent of police Kohima, Joseph Hesso, informed that the lock of the motorcycle (engine number DHZR9B61476 and chassis number MD2A11CZ79RB11231) was broken and the riders had no proper key. Upon interrogation, superintendent of police Kohima said the occupants had no proper explanations about the motorcycle. In this connection, two persons identified as Likiri Sangtam (30) son of Litsase Sangtam, resident of Yangzitong village Kiphire district and Thiyaba Sangtam (20)

The arrested persons. son of Rikha Sangtam, resident of Yangzitong village Kiphire district were arrested and a case was registered under Zubza Police station for investigation, informed superintendent of police Kohima.

Diwali festival greetings

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary for irrigation & flood control, Tovihoto Ayemi, has extended joyous greetings on the occasion of Diwali – festival of lights symbolising the triumph of light over darkness. In his greetings, Tovihoto hoped the spirit of the festival would be exemplified in daily lives defeating the social evils with good deeds towards all people. On this occasion, Tovihoto urged all to put in more efforts for a peaceful atmosphere and strive towards peaceful co-existence. He also called upon the people for celebration of the festival in an environmental friendly manner. DCCF: Dimapur District Citizens Forum (DDCF) has extended Diwali Greetings to all citizens of Dimapur. DCCF hoped that this festival of lights would bring about great changes in the society and a new era of peace, unity and brotherhood would prevail in the society.

Seminar on ‘leadership and life skills’ in Kma

DIMAPUR: Seminar on “leadership and life skills development” was organized by Nehru Yuva Kendra (NYK), Kohima on October 14 at UGC hostel, Kohima. In the seminar, resource persons, training and assessment manager, Global Management Australia, Belinda Swank spoke on life’s skills development while Poto Peter spoke on leadership with the youths who had participated in interactions. The seminar was chaired by Rokoselie Nakhro where Manpai entertained the session with a special song and Vimeyiekho Vitso delivered vote of thanks.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Through this column, the bereaved family of Lt. Miss Leeyan Kithan would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to:1. Lotha Baptist Church Chumukedima 2. EAC. Chumukedima 3. Police Station Chumukedima 4. Chumukedima Nkonjan Pangti Ekhung 5. Dimapur Pangti Ekhung 6. Lotha Union Chumukedima 7. Chumukedima Town Ward-6 8. St. Gabriel High School Chumukedima, Head Master, Teachers and Students 9. Pochury Baptist Church Chumukedima. And all individuals, neighbours, friends and relatives from near and far who stood by us and supported us financially, physically morally, and in prayers at the sudden demise of our beloved on 7th October 2017. We deeply appreciate and thank you most sincerely, your noble deeds would never go in waste, may our God bless you all abundantly. Loving family and relatives DP-10823

BORN ON : 1942 – Died ON : 09-10-2017

Through this column, we the bereaved family members of LATE VIKHALI SANGTAM would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us through prayer, physically and financially during her prolonged illness till her demise on 09/10/2017 at GHS Colony, Kiphire Town. As we deeply regret to thank individually in detail, we pray that Almighty God to bless each and everyone abundance in return. From Loving children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, in-laws and relatives. DP-10810

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Agartala Couple of thunderstorms

32 24

Aizawl

Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 28 20

Guwahati A thunderstorm in spots

33 21

A thunderstorm in spots

27 19

Imphal

Itanagar Sunny and pleasant

31 18

Shillong A thunderstorm in the area

25 15

A thunderstorm in spots

26 17

Dimapur A thunderstorm in spots

31 21

Kohima Mkg

Mostly cloudy with shower

Tuensang A touch of morning rain Wokha

28 17 20 14

A stray t-storm, not as warm 26 20

Zunheboto Rather cloudy with a shower

26 15

Preserve, promote Konyak Kohima and Mon DPDB meetings language: E.E. Pangteang discuss various developmental issues Correspondent

MON, OCT 17 (NPN): Minister for RD & REPA, E.E. Pangteang has called upon the Konyaks to preserve and promote their language and contribute or donate for research on Konyak literature as the same would benefit the Konyak community. He was speaking as chief guest at the one day seminar on “Konyak Language Development� organised by Konyak Literature Board (KLB) in consultation with language experts and scholars held under the theme: “Preservation and Development of Language� at DRDA Resource Centre, Mon on Tuesday. In this regard, Pangteang has called upon bureaucrats, politicians, business community, civil society organisations, tribal hohos etc. to come forward and extend cooperation. He also said that KLB should be an independent body and have its own source of income or fund to run the board. While appreciating Konyak Baptist Bumeinok Bangjum (KBBB) for maintaining the literature office building which was inaugurated in 2016, he said

NVBDCP Zbto conducts monthly review meeting

CMO Zunheboto, Dr. G. Hokishe Sema (right) along with DPO (RCH & UIP, Dr. Wabang & MI, NVBDCP, Hekuto.

DIMAPUR: National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP) under Chief Medical Officer (CMO) office Zunheboto held its monthly review meeting at its office premises on Tuesday. While delivering keynote address, CMO Zunheboto, Dr. G. Hokishe Sema exhorted the staffs to be regular and sincere. He emphasized on the importance of timely report submission for onward submission to the directorate. Dr. G. Hokishe also encouraged the health staffs to know one’s own responsibilities and to keep proper

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tracking of all the malaria related positive cases. He further motivated the workers to work hand in hand with the MOs, ANMs, ASHAs and the communities and give hand holding support. DPO (RCH & UIP), Dr. Alemwabang Aier briefed on monthly reporting formats and also stressed on the importance of monitoring and supervision at the grass root level. The meeting was chaired by MI, Hekuto and the meeting was attended by CMO, DPO (RCH & UIP), MI, consultant, MTS, SWs and sub ordinates staffs.

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the building should now by managed by KLB so that they could utilise it for their research works. Pangteang also opined that a monthly bulletin, “Jaikei�, currently managed by KBBB, should also cover both secular and religious information/news. He said such change would attract more readers and it would not only be a source of news for entire Konyak community but a means to learn Konyak language by the younger generation. M e a n w h i l e, l a n guage officer (Konyak), Nyeiang, while delivering short speech, informed that mother tongue text book on Konyak was currently in use up to class VIII, adding that the Konyak mother tongue text book for class IX and

District level science exhibition in Zunheboto DIMAPUR: District Project Office, RMSA Zunheboto conducted district level science exhibition on Tuesday at Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Zunheboto on the topic “Non conventional source of energy for substitution of non renewable energy�. Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Aghunato bagged the first prize while Government High School (GHS) Apikito bagged the second prize. The exhibition was judged by PGT (Physics) GHSS Zunheboto, Moa and PGT (Botany) GHSS Zunheboto, Pfuchepeu Mero. The programme was chaired by district coordinator RMSA Zunheboto, Hekuto Sumi while keynote address was delivered by Deputy District Education Officer Zunheboto, Emilo Patton. Four government schools competed in the exhibition.

class X was under process for approval from the government. Founding Literature Secretary, Rev. Chingang while highlighting the historical account of the KLB also highlighted the historical back ground of Konyak literature. The resource persons, Dr. Pangersenla Walling, Mowang konyak, Nikay Besa, Easter Konyak and Vekhruzo Keyho spoke on the topics: “Preservation and Documentation� and “Project Proposal; phase wise�; “Language and Society�; “Trend & Current Development of Konyak Language�; “Importance of Mother Tongue Education� and “Introduction to Linguistics� respectively. The objective of the seminar was to get people acquainted with how to preserve a language as it is the most important criteria for identity and how to develop the language so that it can be used in larger platforms such as schools, colleges and universities. The seminar was attended by all Konyak civil society organizations, church leaders, KVCU, KVDBA and all private school headmasters/ mistress.

(L-R): DC & Vice Chairman DPDB, Kohima, Rajesh Soundarajan, speaking at the DPDB meeting at DPDB conference hall, Kohima. DC & vice chairman DPDB, Mon, Honje Konyak chairing the DPDB meeting at DC conference hall, Mon. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Monthly district Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meetings of Kohima and Mon districts were held on October 16 at the respective conference hall of Deputy Commissioner (DC). According to DIPR report, DC Kohima Rajesh Soundararajan made an obituary reference on the death of its member, Kiyanalie Peseyie, MLA of 8th Western Angami constituency. Citing a brief note on the life of Kiyanalie, DC said that it was a great loss for the member who was an esteem member for many years and made an immense contribution to the DPDB members in particular and the state in

general. The house also observed a minute of silence. While presenting departmental activities, Kohima municipal council (KMC) administrator Kethosituo Sekhose stated that KMC had been providing public transport under Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM) project, cesspool service since 2003, water tanker service, excavators, free toilets, garbage collection vehicles for free and on hire, dog pound and market sheds for footpath vendors. He added that KMC had distributed about 24,800 dustbins, push carts to rag pickers and sanitary gears and equipments and that sanitation would be

raised to Rs. 70 from Rs.50 by April 2018 to enhance new equipments, while new collection vehicles would be distributed to all 19 wards under SIPMIU, segregated wastes, tipping vehicles. Kethosituo appealed the citizens to cooperate and help KMC in keeping the city clean and healthy. Assistant chief technology officer Krishi Vidgyan Kendra also highlighted its departmental activities. MON: In Mon the meeting was held under the chairmanship of deputy commissioner and vicechairman DPDB Mon, Honje Konyak, wherein the house deliberated on district vision 2022 with special focus on education, health, infrastructures,

and food security. In this regard, the vice chairman also requested all departments to prepare and bring the vision in the next meeting. Further, the house also approved the registration of Konyak Heritage Management Board (KHMB) and discussed on the forthcoming inter departmental tournament of Mon district which is scheduled from November 9th-10th where all the departments were asked to participate. Earlier, department of CMO, led by DPO (RCH and UIP) Mon, Dr. Supongmenla Walling gave a power point presentation on the topic “awareness on iodine deficiency disorder�.

Sensitisation programme on wildlife crime DIMAPUR: One day sensitization programme on wildlife crime was jointly organized by the Nagaland Forest Department and Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB), ministry of Environment Forest & Climate Change (MoEF&CC), sub-regional office Guwahati on October 14 at conference hall of Forest office complex, Dimapur. A press note by PCCF & CWLW, Dimapur, S. P. Tripathi stated that principal secretary of Environment, and Forest & Climate Change, L. Kire, as chief guest, highlighted the importance of wildlife and forest for ecological, water and food security and emphasised the need of creating awareness for wildlife conservation at grass-root level with the involvement of all stakeholders. Chairman of the programme and principal chief conservator of Forests & Head of Forest Force, Nagaland, I. Panger Jamir, quoted from the Bible that man was created later for protection and conserva-

tion of wildlife/nature as its custodian. He appealed all stakeholders for protection of wildlife. Regional deputy director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB), ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change Government of India, Eastern Region, Kolkata, Agni Mitra made a power point presentation highlighting the genesis and modus operandi of wildlife crimes in the North-Eastern Region in general and Nagaland in particular. Chief guest of the valedictory session, secretary of Environment Forest & Climate Change, Imtienla Ao, in her speech, stated how cultural tradition of hunting wild animals, Art.371A has been a hindrance for the effective control of wildlife crimes. She also stated that under Wildlife Wing, a post of DCF was being created in cadre review to look after wildlife crime matter and that wildlife Range, Wokha would be created soon. Following recommendations were presented by

Participants of sensitization programme for judicial magistrates on wildlife crime with resource person and forest department officials.

CF, NTC Mokokchung and director Intanki National Park, Y. M Jami: To create more awareness among the people about the importance of wildlife and implications of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 for its effectiveness; To coordinate with other enforcement dept/agencies police, judiciary to curb wildlife crime; In order to assist the wildlife crime control in detecting wildlife offences, local informers may

be engaged; A full-fledged DCF may be posted to effectively control wildlife crimes; Department should organise more awareness program in collaboration with Nagaland Legal Service Authority. The sensitization programme began with additional director, WCCB, sub-regional office, Guwahati, Dr K.K Sharma with power point presentation on various provisions and sections of the Wildlife

(Protection) Act 1972. Vote of thanks during inaugural session was delivered by PCCF & chief wildlife warden, Nagaland Satya Prakash Tripathi while wildlife warden Dimapur, K. Caroline Angami, proposed vote of thanks in the valedictory session. 70 officers which included judicial magistrates, judges, public prosecutors, police officers, and forest officials participated in the programme.

Nagas urged to safeguard rich culture & tradition E-payment of electricity

Correspondent KOHIMA, OCT 17 (NPN): Nagas have been urged to preserve and promote the vanishing rich traditions like folksongs, dance, art and craft etc. during the 3rd state level “Kala Utsav� celebrations and competitions on living traditional of arts held under the theme� “ Ek Bharat, Shrestha Bharat� organized by Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) Nagaland, Tuesday. Addressing the gathering at Dr. Neilhouzii Kire Government Higher Secondary School Seikhazou, Kohima as chief guest, secretary, department of school education, Neposo Theluo, K Y M C

informed that “Kala Utsav� was initiated by Human Resource Development, Government of India under RMSA to promote arts and traditions through educational institutions for the school students (artistes) of class 9, 10, 11 and 12. He said under the programme was not only about preserving the living traditional arts but also aimed to bring national integration through it. Neposo then called upon the Nagas to preserve the vanishing rich Naga tradition like folk songs, dance and arts etc. In a welcome address, state mission director RMSA and state nodal officer “Kala Utsav�, Limawabang Aier, said extracurricular activi-

ties like “Kala Utsav� would help in preserving the arts and crafts that were passed down by the forefathers. He informed that this year (2017) during the national level “Kala Utsav�, Nagaland and Madhya Pradesh would exchange their traditional song and dance. In a brief introduction of “Kala Utsav�, deputy mission director and state programme coordinator “Kala Utsav�, Timothy Thong, said the programme was the celebration of unity in diversity to maintain fabric of nation unity. He said the concept of “Kala Utsav� was framed at a time when the need for various art practices to be

revived at the very grassroot level was felt because it was being threatened by the influx of westernisation and globalisation. Thong said the celebration also promote spirit of national integration through a deep and structured engagement between all Indian states and union territories. In dance competition, Government High School Sendenyu bagged the first prize and second prize was bagged by Government High School Akahuto. In music competition, Government High School Bhumnyu bagged the first prize and second prize was bagged by Government High School Mon Town ‘B’.

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WOKHA, OCT 17 (NPN): Department of Power Wokha on Tuesday launched online electricity bill payment service for the district. The service was officially launched by Deputy Commissioner (DC) Wokha, Wezope Kenye, during the DPDB meeting here at the conference hall of DC Wokha. With the launching online electricity bill payment service, consumers of Wokha can now pay their bill, sitting at the comfort of their homes, simply by logging in to www.dopn. gov.in. The department has informed that once the payment is made online, consumers can type in their customer ID and send it to 7005405146 for confirmation. The website also has various facilities and information through which consumers can find answers to their queries. M e a n w h i l e, D C Wokha, Wezope Kenye has encouraged ever y

household to avail the services. E.E Power, Er. Abenthung Ngullie highlighted the advantages of the service and also demonstrated the process of bill payment.

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(R-L): Neposo addressing the gathering. Students presenting cultural item of Sumi community. (NP)

In theatre competition, Bauting Memorial Government Higher Secondary School Longleng bagged the first prize and in visual Arts competition, the first prize was bagged by Government Higher Secondary School Peren and second prize was bagged by Government High School Sarbura. The prizes were given away by Government Higher Secondary School Seikhazou, vice principal, Dr. Neilhouzii Kire. The programme was chaired by joint mission director RMSA, Visiezolie Yashii while vote of thanks was proposed by assistant mission director RMSA, Lhoukuo Chusi. Five districts namely Mon, Longleng, Peren, Dimapur and Kohima participated in the event. The winners would represent the state at the national level to be held from January 3-6, 2018 at Bhopal. The state participants would perform the Madhya Pradesh traditional songs and dances and Madhya Pradesh would perform one of the Nagaland tribe’s songs and dance in the national level.

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OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 3rd NAP BATTALION TUENSANG : NAGALAND

Dated Tuensang the 16th Oct. 2017

No 35123 : C/N K. Keorun Yim Son of : Shri. Keoshi Yim D' Coy 3rd NAP Battalion Tuensang, Nagaland Sub :- FINAL CALLING NOTICE Whereas No. 35123 C/N K. Keorun Yim, S/o Keoshu Yim of Sangphur village PO/PS - Shamator District-Tuensang was found absent from bonafide government duty with effect from 16.08.17. And whereas Calling Notice was issued vide No. 3NAP (RO27) 2017-18/837 dated 18.08.17 and No.3NAP (RO-27)201718/901 dated 04.09.17 to report back for duty immediately but have failed to report back till date. Now you are therefore once again directed to report back within 7 (Seven) days from the date of publication of this Final Calling Notice failing which you will be declared 'Deserter' and further necessary action for dismissal from service shall be initiated against you without further notice. Commandant 3rd NAP Battalion, Tuensang Nagaland DC-2402

OFFICE OF THE FOREST COLONY COUNCIL DIMAPUR : NAGALAND.

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With immense pride and honour, we the CHUDI STUDENTS' UNION would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. David Tungoe, son of Dr. Wothungo Tungoe for successfully securing the post of SUB-DIVISIONAL OFFICER (Electrical) Class-I Gazetted under Power Department. Rank No.1 in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Exam 2016-17. We are all so proud of your grand achievement. God be with you in all your future endeavour.

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With immense pride and joy, we the Tetsonuomia clan Naki Khel of Jakhama Village convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Tepulezonu Tetso, D/o Keho Tetso for her success to the post of District Sports Officer (SDO) Class-1 Gazetted under Youth Resource & Sports Department in the recently declared NPSC 2017. We wish her success in all her future endeavour. We would like to congratulate all the successful candidates for their achievements. May Almighty God bless each one of you. Avio Tetso Chairman Tetsonomia Naki Khel Jakhama Village

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YINGPHIRE VILLAGE UNION, KOHIMA KOHIMA, NAGALAND-797001

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With immense pride and honour, we the Yingphire Village Union Kohima, extends our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for clearing the recent NPSC combined Technical Examination. 1. Solomon C. Anar, S/o Er. Y Chopongse Anar for securing the post of Dy.SP (NPTO) (class-I Gazetted) under Home Department. 2. Muvase Ayongru, S/o Chopise Ayongru for securing the posts of Junior Engineer (Electrical) (class-II Gazetted) under Power Department. It is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God continue to grant them good health and wish them success in all their future endeavors. (Cholongse Thongru) Gen. Secy., YVUK

(Yangseri Ayongru) President, YUVK

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The Chuchuyimlang Students’ Union with immense joy extends our heartfelt congratulations to the following persons for bringing pride and honour to the community by their achievements in recently the conducted NPSC combined Technical Services Examination 2016-2017.

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The Kirha Youth Society, Viswema extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for their outstanding achievement in the NPSC Technical examination 2017. 1. Kevi Kikhi, s/o ZeilviKikhi for the post of Veterinary Assistant Surgeon Class-1 Gazetted under Veterinary & Animal Husbandry Department 2. Vikedüle Rhetso, D/o Vimedo Rhetso for the post of JE (Civil) Class- II gazetted under PHED Department. The youth societies further wish them the best in their future endeavours ADEL THAPO KEKHRUVI Public Information Secy. President K-3364

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We the Konyak Students’ Union Kohima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for their success in the recently declared NPSC (Technical) Exams; 1. Smti. T. Nyoingam Konyak, D/o Shri. Tozangkonyak to the post of SDO (Electrical) Power Department. 2. Mr. Esham Pongkhen, S/o Shri. Shampa Bezo to the post of J.E (Junior Engineer) PHED. 3. Miss. Awan Konyak, D/o Shri. Eshak Hessum to the post of J.E (Junior Engineer) Works & Housing Department. The KSUK further acknowledges them for bringing laurels to the union and wishes them well in all their future endeavors. Hongpe Maoba Ethel Konyak (President ) (Press & information Secretary)

BSF said. In another incident, BSF troops deployed at Kuliang in East Jaintia Hills district seized 10

Dearest Kritika !! To may favourite kid in the world, Happy 3rd Birthday ! You have been filling our lives with laughter and love for three years. Stay cute and adorable.. Love you always. With lots of love & care, Mom, Dad, Aunties, Uncles, Granny, Baaje, Boju and all the family members. Dear Iris Lotha, You are always special to us. The day you were born was the most special and happiest day for our family. May almighty God give you all the happiness in life. Wishing you a Happy 5th Birthday. With Love, Family members River Belt Colony, Dmr. Good Morning Ethel Happy birthday. You are so special who deserve a special day for being who you are and bringing joy in every way. May God bless you. Kind Regards, DoLun Jr

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KANGCHING UNION TAMLU TOWN Dist. Longleng : Nagaland

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(Lichanbemo .S. Mozhui) President Chudi Students' Union

(Myanthung Jungio) General Secretary Chudi Students' Union

We, the Kangching Union Tamlu Town extend our heartiest congratulations the under mentioned persons with great honour and pride for bringing laurels to the Union and the Village as a whole, for their outstanding achievement in the recently conducted NPSC combined Technical Services Examination 2016- 17. 1. Er. Moichung Shembü Phom, son of Mrs. Alila and Lt. A. Manba Phom secured the post of SDO Electrical (Cl.1 Gazetted) under power Dept. 2. Er. Kanshiung Phom, son of Mrs. Baüshah and Mr. C. Büphei, secured the post of Junior Engineer Electrical (Cl.11 Gazetted) under Power Dept. We thank our Almighty God for His abundant blessing to us and wish them all the best for their future endeavours. (M. LONGYAU BUCHEM) President

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It gives me immense pride and honour to felicitate my fellow Sangtam brothers & sisters who have successfully qualified in the recently declared NPSC CTE Exam. 1. Khumjungse Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (Class-I, Gazetted under Veterinary & Animal Husbandry, Dept. 2. Khitangpila SDO (Civil/Agri) Class-I Gazetted, under Irrigation & Flood Control Dept. 3. Levi Anar SDO (Civil) Class-I Gazetted PHED 4. Yuvila Sangtam Junior Engineer (Civil) Class-II Gazetted under PHED 5. A Sanglikumba SDO (Civil Class-I Gazetted under Works & Housing Dept. 6. Sashikamba J.E. Class-II Gazetted under Work & Housing Dept. 7. Muvese Ayangru J.E. (Electrical) Class-II Gazetted under Power Dept. 8. Solomon C. Anar DSP (NPTO) Class-I Gazetted under Home Dept. You have set an example of hard work and perseverance for the upcoming generation. Let this spirit uplift our community in particular and Nagas in general. A. Imtilemba Sangtam MINISTER Co-operation, MARCOFED, Relief & Rehabilitation. Govt. of Nagaland DP-10798

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TAMLU, YONGNYAH NAMSANG AREA LONGLENG DISTRICT Hq. TAMLU

PRESS RELEASE The Tamlu, Yongnyah & Namsang Area lauds the state Govt for fulfilling the long cherished dream of the people of Phom by laying the Foundation Stone for the establishment of Polytechnic Institute at YunghoYongnyah under Longleng District on 26th September 2017 by Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary Technical Education Shri. N Thomas Lotha in the presence of Shri. B S Nganlang, Parliamentary Secretary,LDR & Excise. The program was chaired by Director Technical Education and the occasion was attended by Commissioner & Secretary Technical Education, Commissioner of Excise,Dimapur, Deputy Commissioner Longleng, ADC Tamlu, EAC Yongnyah, Deputy Commandant 14th IR Chingtok, Assistant Commandant VG Longleng, Phom Students’ Conference & various other departmental officials and public from all walks of life who attended so enthusiastically making the function into a grand success. The YTNA on behalf of the district expresses the happiness to the State Government led by Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland Shri. T. R Zeliang for making the Polytechnic Institute into reality. The YTNA further appeals to all people of the district to support the Government and extent all possible help to the department for infrastructural development to enable to reap the fruit timely. (BUPHEI) President Tamlu, Yongnyah, Namsang Area

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The Longchang Village Council, the Longchang Village Students’ Union and all the citizens of Longchang Village, with profound gratitude to our Almighty God and with immense pride and joy, heartily congratulate Er. Esham Pongkhen Bezo, S/o Shampa Bezo and Er. Awan Konyak, D/o Eshak Konyak for successfully q u a l i f y i n g i n t h e N P S C , C o m b i n e d Te c h n i c a l Examination,2017 to the post of JE (Civil) PHED and JE (Civil) Works and Housing respectively. This accomplishment is indeed a great achievement and we wish them success in their future Endeavour. P. E. Pangteang S. Ngongpa Chairman, LVC President, LVSU

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1. Miss. Toshinenla Pongen, D/o Mr. Merenchiba Pongen and Mrs. L. Amakla Jamir for securing the post of Junior Soil Conservation Officer (Class -II Gazetted Officer), Soil and Water Conservation Department 2. Miss. Mejamongla, D/o Tamalepden and Mrs. Rongsenlemla for securing the post of Extension Officer (Class-III Non-Gazetted), Sericulture Department.

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THE FOREST COLONY COUNCIL WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO MISS WATISUNGLA AMER, D/O MR. SUNEP AMER & MRS ALEMLA JAMIR, RESIDENT OF FOREST COLONY DIMAPUR ON BEING SELECTED AS FOREST RANGE OFFICER, DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, FOREST & CLIMATE CHANGE, NAGALAND IN THE RECENTLY CONDUCTED NPSC COMBINED TECHNICAL SERVICES EXAMINATION. THE COUNCIL APPRECIATES & ACKNOWLEDGES YOUR ACHIEVEMENT WHICH HAS BROUGHT IMMENSE PRIDE TO THE COLONY AND YOUR EXEMPLARY TO PURSUE THE PATHS OF HARD WORK & DEDICATION. MAY GOD BLESS YOU IN ALL YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVOURS.

cattle (including six buffalos) worth more than Rs 1.5 lakh while they were being smuggled to Bangladesh.

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The Kiphire Area Sangtam Union Kohima (KASUK) take immense pride and honour to convey our heartiest congratulations to Er. Yuvila Sangtam, D/o Shri. M.Tsalito Sangtam of Phelungre Village on her success to the post of Junior Engineer (Civil)(Class-II Gazetted), under PHED Department in the recently declared combined NPSC Technical examination. The KASUK also congratulates all the successful candidates of NPSC technical examination 2017. Further, the KASUK wish them the best for their future endeavours. T. YANGLIBA THONGRÜ JAMES TSATHRONGLI Gen. Secy, (KASUK) President, (KASUK)

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Agartala, Oct 17 (PTI): The much-awaited Rajdhani Express, connecting Agartala with New Delhi, would be launched soon, Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) sources said Tuesday. A train with 19 coaches, two power vans and two pantry cars reached Agartala railway station on Saturday, the sources said. “The coaches have arrived but the date of inauguration and the name of the dignitary who would be launching the service are yet to be finalized. The process for ensuring a hassle-free journey has begun,” the chief public relations officer of NFR, Pranab Jyoti Sharma, told PTI over phone.

KOHIMA : NAGALAND

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) Succession case no. 17 of 2017 Where as application under succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Lt. K.R. Shaiza has filed by Shri Hoshika Swu S/o Lt. K.R. Shaiza R/o Old Minister Hill Kohima to transfer land Patta No. (NEW) 5843, Plot No. 2949 at Old Minister Hill Kohima, who expired on 07/11/1998. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desired appear in this court on or before the said day of 9/11/2017. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 9th Day of Oct. 2017. Principal District & Sessions Judge, Kohima; Nagaland K-3356

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ter system to tackle law and order situation in the state,” he added. The chief minister added that 24 companies of CRPF and two companies of ITBP have been deployed in the state while two battalions of Arunachal Pradesh police comprising 1,319 personnel and five battalions of IRBn (3,857 personnel) along with 5,434 state civil police are maintaining law and order in the state. To strengthen law enforcing agencies in the state, two new Class C police stations have been established at Palin under Kra Daadi district and Thrizino in West Kameng district, he said. A total of 32 posts of deputy superintendent of police (DSP) along with 87 posts of inspector, 23 sub inspectors, 357 constables, 220 drivers, 763 constables (civil), 155 IRBn constables, 304 MTS, 155 head constables and 107 posts under sports quota have been sanctioned by the government and recruitment process have been initiated, Khandu added.

SHILLONG, Oct 17 (Agencies): With the Border Security Force (BSF) stepping up vigil along the unfenced stretches along the IndiaBangladesh border, cattle smugglers have now taken to breaching fences along the border. Last month, BSF troops nabbed a fencecutter at Chikenbari in the South West Khasi Hills district. The BSF, in a release, said cattle smuggling has resumed through the India-Bangladesh border areas in Meghalaya after a brief interlude. “They are making daring bids to cross over the cattle to Bangladesh, but somehow they have not been successful,” it added. The BSF has, in response, taken a series of measures to curb cattle smuggling along the border. In one week, BSF troops have seized 121 cattle and contraband items worth more than Rs 23 lakh while they were being smuggled out from India to Bangladesh on the international border. “The BSF troops deployed at Nayabazar in East Khasi Hills District noticed suspicious movement near the international border. The Special Operation party rushed towards the spot but the miscreants ran away, taking cover of thick vegetation and bad weather. The BSF troops recovered 12 cattle, worth more than Rs 2.5 lakh, that were being smuggled from India to Bangladesh,” the

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IMPHAL, Oct 17: Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama Tuesday arrived in Manipur’s capital Imphal on his maiden visit to participate in the global peace convention. The self exile spiritual leader was accorded a warm welcomed by Manipur chief minister N

Biren Singh and Assembly Speaker Yumnam Khemchand on his arrival at Imphal airport this forenoon. Dalai Lama, who is in self exile in India since fleeing his homeland in 1959, has come to Manipur at the invitation of the Speaker of the Manipur Assembly recently during their meeting at the national capital.

ITANAGAR, Oct 17 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh recorded 161 murder incidents in the past three years with 26 cases reported in the state capital, Chief Minister Pema Khandu informed the assembly Monday. Out of the 26 cases in Itanagar, 18 have been worked out while eight were under investigation, Khandu said in reply to a written question by former Chief Minister Nabam Tuki. The chief minister said the police is committed to maintain peace and tranquility in the state and apart from normal crime prevention and detection strategies, foot patrolling, vehicle patrolling, mega patrolling were being carried out regularly besides establishments of nakas and check gates. “Permanent and temporary pickets are set up at various critical junctures for vehicles, arms and drug checking besides, both human and scientific intelligence have been mounted to develop crime prevention strategies and also to set bet-

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Spiritual leader Dalai Lama with Manipur Assembly Speaker Y Khemchand after arriving at Imphal Airport on Tuesday. (NP)

On Wednesday, the Dalai Lama will be given a public reception at the Convention Centre followed by a felicitation programme at the same venue. The Dalai Lama will interact with members of the public and dignitaries. Among other, the peace convention will be attended by Buddhist monks from various parts of the globe including neighbouring country Myanmar and other Southeast Asian countries. In the meantime, security in Imphal city, particularly in the vicinity of Raj Bhavan and in and around the City Convention Centre, has been beefed up as part of preventive measure to check any untoward incident during the visit of the spiritual leader. The security was tightened considering the sensitiveness of his visit to the Northeastern region of India which is being strictly monitored by China. A series of mopping operations were being conducted at various places in Imphal West and Imphal East since the last few days. On Tuesday, police conducted search operation at the vicinity of the Raj Bhavan and detained seven persons for further verification after they failed to produce valid documents to establish their identities.

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IMPHAL, Oct 17: The centenary commemoration of Anglo-Kuki War (19171919) was held on Tuesday at Lonpi village in Chandel district with the theme “In defence of our ancestral land and freedom.” Befitting homage was paid to the gallant and patriotic spirit of warriors under the leadership of late Ngulkhup, the then chief of Lonpi (Mombi) who stood firmly against the mighty British army defying the imposition of forced labour during the WW-I.

State education minister Th Radheshyam, saluting the immense sacrifices made by the brave forefathers defending the land, called upon the people to continue waging collective war against poverty, illiteracy and underdevelopment in order to make the commemoration a meaningful one. Asserting that hatred can be conquered by love, he urged all to promote love, peaceful coexistence by emulating the patriotic spirit of the forefathers. Maintaining that different communities living

in the state have their own weaknesses and strengths, the minister said weaknesses can be made up by the strengths so that a common good for Manipur can be achieved. The education minister further assured to do the needful after consulting with the chief minister for inclusion of ‘Anglo-Kuki War’ in State school curricula. He also assured all possible assistance to fulfill the proposal for declaration of October 17 as state holiday. Also speaking on the occasion, State water resources and YAS minister

Letpao Haokip said the valor of the forefathers in defending the land should not “be let to go in vain.” He urged all concerned to stop pursuing narrow agendas and rather work for the common good of all. He also distributed red blankets to various chiefs to mark the centenary celebration. Other speakers urged all concerned to follow the footsteps of the brave forefathers by promoting unity among brothers and forgiving each others’ mistakes. They also called upon the gatherings to shun pursuing clan-centric agendas and show goodness instead of promoting hatred for the larger good of the people. They added that the celebration will help to establish the rightful place of the iconic leaders of the Kuki War of Independence. Educaiton minister Radheshyam also unveiled a centenary commemoration monument and inaugurated the foundation stone for construction of AngloKuki War Museum cum Kuki Heritage Centre while Lhukhosei Zou, chairman, ADC Chandel inaugurated the Anglo-Kuki War Memorial Park.

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Angry mob damages vehicle in South West Garo Hills Tura, Oct 17 (Agencies): Angered at the slow response to a fire emergency in the village of South West Garo Hills, an angry mob damaged a vehicle of the Meghalaya Energy Corporation Ltd (MeECL) early Tuesday morning. According to police, a fire broke out through a short circuit around midnight after which the Fire and Emergency Service (F&ES) team was called. While the F&ES team reached the spot quickly to try and douse the fire, the nature of the fire (electrical) meant they had to wait until the lines were shut down before any attempt could be made. However when locals visited the Garobadha MeECL office they could not find any office bearers to assist in shutting down the line leading to an angry mob pelting stones at the vehicle that was there. The stoning led to damage of the vehicle though the mob quickly moved away after police got to the spot and pacified the crowd. The fire was later doused after the power lines were cut.

Experts suggest early quake warning system in Shillong

SHILLONG, Oct 17 (Agencies): Shillong, which is surrounded by seismic faults, is sitting on an earthquake-prone zone and an early warning system can be useful in reducing the extent of damages, said experts at a programme at State Convention Centre on Monday. Dominik Lang, Earthquake Hazard and Risk at Norwegian Seismic Array (NORSAR) in Norway, said, “Some of the faults have never created a bigger earthquake in our lifetime but history shows that there are earthquakes happening somewhere in the world suddenly in a place where we haven’t had experienced earthquakes before,” he said at the oneday workshop on development and implementation of a real-time Earthquake Loss Information System for Shillong (ELISA). Referring to the North East, Lang pointed out that the region has witnessed the most severe earthquakes in the entire South East Asia.

With rapid urbanisation around the globe, earthquake poses serious threat to life and property, particularly in areas located on active faults, said PK Ryngnga, Assistant Professor of Geography at NEHU. According to her, an early warning system can be useful for reducing hazards if the spatial relation between cities and sources is favourable for such warning and citizens are trained to respond to warning messages. “An earthquake early warning system forewarns an urban area of a forthcoming strong shaking normally with a few seconds to a few tens of seconds of warning time, i.e. before the arrival of the destructive S-wave part of the strong ground motion,” Ryngnga said. “Even a few seconds of advance warning time will be useful for pre-programmed emergency measures for various critical facilities such as rapid transit vehicles and high speed trains to avoid potential

derailment,” she added. Speaking on ELISA, Ryngnga said it would be useful to minimise fire hazards, control shutdown of high technological manufacturing operations and also to safeguard computer facilities to avoid loss of vital data bases. The ELISA project will be conducted in three phases. The first phase will focus on scenario based ELE for Shillong, the second on installation of local seismic strong motion network and the third will be implementation of real time ELE system (ELISA), said Lang. The workshop explored the practical approach to ear thquake early warning system in Shillong, which has the Himalayan collision zone to the north and the Indo-Burman subduction zone to the east, said the NEHU professor. State PWD, NEHU, Meghalaya Architects Forum, Assam Engineering College and Department of Civil Engineering participated in the workshop.

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AGARTALA, Oct 17 (Agencies): With a target set on toppling the Marxist government, the Bharatiya Janata Party has decided to start its campaign from November 1 for Tripura 2018 Assembly elections. As decided, the party would organize meetings, conventions followed by padayatra in all the mandals throughout the state from November 15 till December 15. BJP national president Amit Shah is about to arrive here to take part in padayatra and Prime Minister Narendra Modi would visit the state to address election rallies in two different phases in December and January. “Our Prime Minister and party president would also arrive here to take part in the election campaign,” said BJP Tripura vice president Subal Bhowmik. Besides, the party has also decided to campaign against the misrule of the Left government using the social media as a vital tool. “The Marxist party believes in violence. Both in Kerala and Tripura, they have triggered violence. Many BJPRSS activists were killed in the violence in Kerala. We would highlight the misrule and violence of the Left government to people through social media,” said BJP general secretary Ram Madhav said while addressing a social media workshop held at Town Hall in Agartala on Monday. Ram Madhav has ar-

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Aizawl, Oct 17 (PTI): An apex body of the Mizos has decided to include abolition of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) through legal means in its agenda for the YMA general conference beginning Tuesday. The Young Mizo Association (YMA) has decided to go ahead with its plan despite having received a letter from Mizoram Assembly Speaker Hiphei on September 26 requesting it not to include the issue in its agenda. President of the central committee of the YMA Lalbiakzuala said, the matter will be on their agenda despite the speaker’s request. Hiphei, in his letter to Lalbiakzuala, had requested him not to include the Chakma issue in the agenda of the YMA general conference as it could create tension among the communities in the state and also endanger the existence of two other autonomous district councils - the Lai Autonomous District Council and the Mara Autonomous District Council. “As the senior-most elected legislator among the minority communities - Lai, Mara and Chakma, I appeal to you not to put forward the agenda on Chakma issue in the coming YMA general conference,” the letter had stated. Lalbiakzuala, however, said that inclusion of the matter in the agenda would not encourage violent or communal approach and intimidation. The proposed agenda said that the central committee of the YMA should take legal steps to abolish the CADC as it was created “illegally and unconstitutionally.”

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Vol. XXVII NO. 313 Dimapur, Wednesday, October 18, 2017

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ootball in India is not new. In fact, some 100 years ago on July 29,1911, eleven barefoot Indian natives created history by winning a football match. The men wore the green and maroon jerseys of Mohun Bagan and beat a British team called the East Yorkshire Rifles 2-1 to win the IFA Shield. It was the first time an Asian team had beaten any European team to win a football championship. Calcutta was then the Mecca of Indian football and it was also an achievement for people of the north east when Dr. Talimeren Ao led the first Indian Olympic football team at the 1948 London Olympics. Indian football was then ascending and though the country did not go beyond the qualification stage, it continued to produce world class players. India is currently ranked 105th in FIFA rankings and rather than showing improvement, its ranking keeps getting worse every year. Why has India, which was on the ascendency in football, fallen to the bottom rank, when other countries like Burkina Faso ranked 55th under FIFA but with less than 2 % of India’s population (125 crore) or Croatia ranked 18 but with hardly 4 crore people are way ahead?.The current U-17 FIFA World Cup being hosted by India, is a rare opportunity which gauged the standard of Indian football. Unfortunately, India lost all the group matches by big margins: to USA by 3-0, to Colombia by 2-1 and Ghana by 4-0. Unfortunately, though football enjoys overall popularity in India yet it is miles behind Cricket when it comes to funds and infrastructure. While football is played by over 200 nations, cricket is played only by 18 former colonies of the British empire. The standard of Indian football can only improve if the little and few and far between successes are not blown out of proportion. For instance, during the league stages, India played like any other team but lost 2-1 to Colombia, a not very strong team. However, the misplaced praise went to the single goal scored which was billed as a historic goal; as if to mean it was the decider. Football needs to be based on grass root foundation and a league system that promotes and rewards talented players. In addition, there is need to hold few more international standard tournaments in India like the India Super League (ISL). The other domestic league, known as the I-League has not been very successful in comparison with the ISL in terms of attendance. The I-League has an average attendance figure of 5618 (2013–14 I-League) whereas the ISL has seen a tremendous increase in attendance with an average of 23,760 (2014 Indian Super League season). In addition, the ISL is watched by more fans on TV than the world cup. Having gripped the imagination of football lovers, the ISL now has to go deeper in developing and promoting grass root level football where young children can be brought up. The most important issue: It will take time, but India will get there. Rome was not built in a day!

DailyDevotion The Key of the Greater Work …I say to you, he who believes in Me,…greater works than these he will do, because I go to My Father. —John 14:12 Prayer does not equip us for greater works— prayer is the greater work. Yet we think of prayer as some commonsense exercise of our higher powers that simply prepares us for God’s work. In the teachings of Jesus Christ, prayer is the working of the miracle of redemption in me, which produces the miracle of redemption in others, through the power of God. The way fruit remains firm is through prayer, but remember that it is prayer based on the agony of Christ in redemption, not on my own agony. We must go to God as His child, because only a child gets his prayers answered; a “wise” man does not (see Matthew 11:25). Prayer is the battle, and it makes no difference where you are. However God may engineer your circumstances, your duty is to pray. Never allow yourself this thought, “I am of no use where I am,” because you certainly cannot be used where you have not yet been placed. Wherever God has placed you and whatever your circumstances, you should pray, continually offering up prayers to Him. And He promises, “Whatever you ask in My name, that I will do…” (John 14:13). Yet we refuse to pray unless it thrills or excites us, which is the most intense form of spiritual selfishness. We must learn to work according to God’s direction, and He says to pray. “Pray the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest” (Matthew 9:38). There is nothing thrilling about a laboring person’s work, but it is the laboring person who makes the ideas of the genius possible. And it is the laboring saint who makes the ideas of his Master possible. When you labor at prayer, from God’s perspective there are always results. What an astonishment it will be to see, once the veil is finally lifted, all the souls that have been reaped by you, simply because you have been in the habit of taking your orders from Jesus Christ.

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Failure will never overtake me if my determination to succeed is strong enough. ~ Og Mandino

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t was a disappointing memorial gathering a few days. I thought that the meeting held to attract wide attention towards the murder of Kannada journalist Gauri Lankesh at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, would draw many journalists, particularly the senior ones, to the venue. But it turned out to be a gathering of no more than 30-35 people, very few among them being journalists. It has become a habit with senior journalists to stay indoors and not mix with the ordinary scribes. I can understand that editors are too busy, planning and editing the paper. But what about those who are a peg lower? They behave as if they are equally busy and have no time for such meetings, even if it relates to the fraternity. But all these journalists, after retirement, come down to the earth because their utility is very limited. They are among many who are trying to get space in the paper, writing columns. Not many make it because the readers are interested in those who have fought

on principles. Those who gave their all, refusing to be cowed down, are very few. Gauri Lankesh was one of them. She has been a loud dissenting voice against the excesses committed in the society. The ideals Gauri stood for as a journalist and social activist—she edited a Kannada weekly Gauri Lankesh Patrike— are unlikely to be forgotten even if she is no more in our midst. Gauri had been getting threatening messages every now and then but she was never afraid. Apparently, she was ready for any kind of sacrifice, including putting her life under threat. An outspoken critic of the Hindutva politics, Gauri was gunned down by unidentified assailants at the entrance of her residence in Bengaluru. Of course, there were initial protests all over, including the Press Club of India condemning the killing, saying, “A fearless and independent journalist who gave voice to many causes and always stood up for justice has been shot dead in the most brutal manner in order to silence her voice.”

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A brave journalist But this is not the first a communal state has been time that such attacks have a very interesting and criptaken place. In a democracy, pling one, when the BJP was the rule of law should pre- ruling the state. Karnataka, vail but, unfortunately, what she said, was witnessing an we see today is mob lynch- increase of attacks in the ing and harassment in the name of Hindutva and faced c o u n t r y. the prospect of Incidents falling under a Kuldip Nayar like Al“ c o m mu n a l , war, Dadri and Udhampur casteist, and corrupt BJP should serve as an eye-open- government.” Gauri also er. In addition, there have vehemently opposed the been attacks on cultural, RSS, the BJP, and the Hinacademic and historical dutva forces and her killing institutions, universities, es- is the silencing of that voice pecially Nalanda University against hate politics. and the Nehru Memorial Kalburgi’s murder reMuseum and Library. mains unsolved after two Gauri’s murder is be- years. These attacks are ing compared to the Au- growing at a shocking rate, gust 2015 assassination of and as we remember the Kannada journalist M.M. September 1995 murder Kalburgi, who was similarly of human rights defender, gunned down at his home. Jaswant Singh Khalra, we She had, during one of are reminded that ‘my way her speeches, mentioned or the bullet’ has become a Kalburgi, pointing out how pattern in India. As a joura Bajrang Dal leader had nalist, Lankesh knew her remarked his killing, saying outspoken nature earned “Mock Hinduism and die her a share of enemies. As a a dog’s death.” She, too, citizen of India, she opposed met the same fate. She was I oppose the BJP’s fascist also critical of the politics and communal politics. in her own state. She had a In her interviews to a few few years ago warned that journals, she said: “I opKarnataka’s trajectory from pose its misinterpretation a progressive, secular state to of ‘Hindu Dharma’ ideals.

I oppose the caste system of the ‘Hindu Dharma,’ which is unfair, unjust and gender-biased.” Attacking directly to the BJP-led massacres of Muslims and other minorities, she declared, “I oppose Advani’s Ram Mandir Yatra and Narendra Modi’s genocide of 2002.” In a 2016 interview, she also expressed how her journalism exposed her to “the rabid hate the Hindutva brigade and Modi Bhakts have for its critics and naysayers.” Gauri knew her life was in danger. Yet, she brushed aside all threats and continued to defy the establishment and plugged the same line as an activist. In the last article she wrote for her weekly, Gauri Lankesh Patrike, she challenged the archaic forces in her own inimitable way. But the Hindutva forces never forgave her. As a parting shot, she wrote: “I know very well that you are all devastated. I am also unhappy that I left suddenly without a word. But tell me, what else could I do? Tell me what was my fault in this final separation? This Tuesday

also began just like the hundreds of other Tuesdays of my life. But I did not even have a hint that it would end with me being permanently taken away from all of you. Till that moment when the assassin’s bullet split my chest and made me roll down to the earth, my mind kept thinking about the next day’s issue of the paper. I am starting this last conversation with all of you with the belief that you will understand this critical situation…” True, Gauri had a premonition, witnessing her own death and describing it exactly the way it happened. She doesn’t falter even in the face of death. This is a lesson for journalists. At times, they have to face even the gravest situations. They cannot their eyes shut to the realities. This is what the profession expects from them. Gauri was a rare species of journalists. She said in the article that she was willing to pay the price for what she stood up in rebellion for her India and had no regrets. “I have a sense of fulfillment,” is what she said. Such words are rare.

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Speeches on Naga national martyr’s day My Beloved Countrymen, Today, the 18th of October, on the occasion of the Naga National Martyr’s Day, I on behalf of the Naga National Council thank and salute all our martyrs who have laid down their lives for our Naga Nation and pay my homage to each and every one of them. In the life of an individual or in that matter of a nation, when it has no history of its own, there can be no right, power or honor for that individual or that Nation. In some cases, even if, an individual or a Nation knows its own history and its rights, yet does not know how to raise it or is afraid to voice it out or when it speaks out is muffled by the stronger people or nation or is subdued and remained a subjugated people or nation. Likewise, when the Nagas tried to voice out its history and live as a free nation amongst the nations of the world without any fear of subjugation or dominance from any other foreign nation, Government of India disallowed us to speak out our rights, refused to hear us, tried to subdue us through intimidation and ultimately sent her troops into our land to drive us out from our own land and to fight with us. In such a situation, the Nagas were compelled to form its own government, the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) on 22nd March, 1956 and started to defend its rights. In the war to defend its rights from the aggressor, ie, India, several thousand Nagas laid down their lives for the Nation. It was with the intention to honor and to pay homage to all those who have laid down their lives for the Nagas, this 18th October was set aside to be “Naga National Martyrs Day” – A day of remembrance, a day to honor our

martyrs and to pay our homage to our martyrs. So on this auspicious day, let us all ask one pertinent question – if there is no one to protect the rights of the Nagas and to make the supreme sacrifice, where will be the Nagas or where will the Nagas be heading to? If we were to be intimidated to surrender then, we may still be living as “British Naga Hills District” under the Assam Government. Other Naga tribes too may be living in the same condition as they lived then. However, some patriotic Nagas, Naga Freedom Fighters refusing to bow down to all the various tactics employed by the Government of India to cow them to surrender, made the ultimate sacrifices and that is why, we are having our history today. For these martyrs, we have gained respect of others and that is how our lives have improved than yesterday. If one is to tell the truth, even the present day “Nagaland State” where we have increased in number, gained knowledge and prospered with all the developments we are trumpeting about are, but for the sacrifices of our Freedom Fighters. However, many people keeps on enjoying the fruits of sacrifice of our martyrs without knowing the actual facts. As the Naga proverbial saying goes “pig digs, dog jumps on it” so also the same is quite applicable in our context in the present situation. Today, the national workers are struggling for their survival whereas those who betrayed the Nation are enjoying their spoils. God sees all the imbalances that is prevailing in our society and it is my unflinching faith that He will do justice one day. The saddest part which we have been seeing today is that we are not defeated by our

enemies, they will never be able to defeat us, but we are defeated by our own people. Our enemies are using some of our people to defeat us which is a constant agony for me. These people are reveling upon the sweat, tears and blood of others, but surely, judgment will come upon them or their descendents on day, so beware of it. The present crisis of disintegration of our national struggle into various factions and doing business with it has saddened me the most. All the factions needs to be united again like in the past and form a National Government and elect some national leaders to represent the Nation. Factional leaders cannot represent the Nation. If the factions can re-unite again, than the wrongs committed by each faction can be covered by the very fact of unity, otherwise, keep in mind, each will carry its own wrongdoings to its graves. Whether people may like it or not, I have to speak the truth. The Naga National Council (NNC) is the root, the trunk and is the solid rock of the Naga National Politics. The Naga National history begins with NNC, it has the people’s mandate and therefore, the final end will also be with NNC as all the other factions branched out from NNC. Lastly, remember that we are yet to reach our goal our final destination, others are yet to recognize our Sovereignty. Therefore, on this, Martyr’s Day, let us all rededicate ourselves to the Nation and be united to proceed to reach the final destination. May God bless each and every one of you. Thank you. KUKNALIM. Gen (Retd) Thinoselie M. Keyho, president, Naga National Council, Nagaland

Dear Naga people, Today, 18th October, is the Naga National Martyrs’ Day. Every year, on this date, we the National workers and the people remember our Naga Martyrs’ who laid down their precious lives for the freedom of Nagaland. From 1952 till now, so many patriots have been killed defending sovereign our homeland from Indian and Burmese (Myanmar) forces. Thanks to these martyrs, who fought and died for freedom, our inalienable sovereign rights still stand today, making the Nagas a distinct people in this part of the world. The Naga patriots, who laid down their lives in thousands, were fighting for Naga sovereignty only. Therefore, we the living people must remember the brave Martyrs who have preserved the historical and political rights of freedom for the Naga people as a whole. Therefore on this solemn occasion I, on behalf of the NNC, salute the Naga Martyrs and their families as we observe the Day in prayer and petition to God Almighty. The Naga political campaign for sovereign rights began long before the British left, was reaffirmed before India became independent and maintained ever since by the people and the NNC in particular. Mainland Nagaland is the crucible of all politics in the contiguous Naga-inhabited areas and the North-East region. And NNC in particular is the parent of all politics in the region. Therefore, historically and politically nobody can deny the facts of the Naga struggle in the region. After seven long decades of struggle to get legally indisputable recognition of our political status, the six Naga National Political Groups are currently in dialogue with Government of India (GOI) by official invitation. The fact that the present GOI, knowing full well that the Naga political struggle started

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This is so because suicide is funeral. They are denied a direct taking of one’s life. because they willingly and Life belongs to God, not men. consciously chose to be away No men has the right over his from God and his Church. life. Likewise, no men has the Cases of accidents right to take his life. Doing should not be termed unso would mean disrespect der the banner of suicide. to the creator (the gift is Accidents are not suicide. broken in front of the giver. Some Pastors even refuse Sir, This is an utter disrespect funeral for people who die Dengue cases in Dimapur has been happening, to God). Suicide is a direct in accidents. This is unjust. particularly in Duncan area where many people insult to God. Therefore, by All church leaders need to have been undergoing observation. Inspite of the its very nature it is sinful. learn the basis of faith and fact that dengue is here to stay, there is no sign Therefore, funeral rites are its practices. This will enlarge of fogging in Dimapur by concerned authority. It not conducted (a person who the horizon of one’s attitude would be beneficial for residents of not only one does not respect his/her own and cleanse the wrong learn- particular area but whole of Dimapur (prone to life may not deserve respect from the Church) although a ing into a solid wisdom based mosquito breeding) be given a thorough fogging prayer can be said (not official on the word of God and love over. This would surely control the mosquitoes for one’s neighbour. from spreading the dengue fever at least to a cerprayers of the Church) (Concluded) tain extent. Meanwhile, colony people also need Likewise, notorious to keep their surroundings clean and drainages Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, apostate, heretics, schismatic, public sinners (who dieunre- Kohima, (tisislawkhing@ from blocking. gmail.com) Benthunglo K. Lotha, DC court Dimapur pented) are denied Christian 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.

(From previous issue) Yet, the poor will have only a piece of stale bread inside the coffin. No pastor will come to pray for him (the pastors are too holy to touch sinners for fear of being infected by their sins). He is left alone spiritually and eternally by the members of the Church. This is hypocrisy. Some people can be excused because they donate huge sums of money to the Church. How can the Church deny them funeral? They should be buried hundred times for their constant financial support to the Church. Who should speak for the less privileged ones? Who should lift up the downtrodden ones of the society? Who should take

people closer to the realm of heaven? The answer is ‘the Church.’ So if the Church willfully fails in its duties, shall we call this a sin or a new way of spirituality? The Church should make sure that it does not become a thorn in the flesh of its members. Same law should be applied to all irrespective of their status in the Church or society.The Church need not shelter only the rich and the powerful. The poor also need some crumbs which falls from the master’s table (Mk.7:28) There are some laws which clearly indicate refusal of Christian funeral to people. In cases of direct suicide or assisted suicide, funeral is denied gently but firmly.

from mainland Nagaland and was mandated by the people, is serious about settling the political problem of the Nagas is a positive sign and welcomed by the majority in the Naga Homeland. And this serious political dialogue should result in an amicable and acceptable political solution ensuring honor and dignity for the Nagas to create permanent peace in the region. Today, the NNC is also gravely concerned about immigrants, especially the Bangladeshis called Miyas, in the Naga Homeland, who are creating many evils. In particular, they are enticing local Naga girls for marriages of convenience. If this trend is unchecked then the mixed blood children will dominate the rich and blessed land of ours and this is one of the most serious problems the Naga people are facing today. Therefore, before it is too late, the Naga people as a whole must chase them out from the entire land without mercy. In this matter of grave concern, the whole North East indigenous people must rise up together to do the job with full and joint cooperation physically, strategically and logistically before illegal Bangladeshi immigrants take over this rich and beautiful region of ours. Now, I am happy to report that Naga people from all walks of life are coming forward in support of six Naga national political groups. This is of utmost importance because only with the strength of unity can we achieve our aims. Therefore, the NNC on behalf of the united majority six NNPGs appeal to the remaining three groups to join the mainstream politics of Nagaland mandated by the people for political settlement in the best interest of all for peace in the homeland. God Bless my Nagaland. Z. Royim Yimchungrii, acting president of Naga National Council

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Time for health revolution under the aegis of Ayurveda: Modi

New Delhi, Oct 17 (AGENCIES): The government is working towards setting up an Ayurveda hospital in each district of the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday, October 17, 2017 and asserted that time had come for a “health revolution” under the aegis of the traditional medicine system. Addressing a gathering after dedicating the country’s first All India Institute of Ayurveda to the nation here, the prime minister pitched for affordable and

accessible healthcare for the poor on ‘Ayurveda Day’ today. The day is also being celebrated as Dhanwantari Jayanti (Dhanteras) across India. “It is very necessary for the expansion of Ayurveda that there is a good hospital with all facilities... in every district of the country. “The AYUSH Ministry is working swiftly in this direction, and in more than three years, more than 65 Ayush hospitals have been developed,” Modi said. Noting that the world

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was heading “back to nature and wellness”, Modi described Ayurveda as India’s strength and urged those working in the sector to revive it. He also asked experts

from the field to find medicines which can, like allopathy, give immediate relief to people but without side-effects. Noting that people across the world were getting attracted towards good health as well as wellness, the Prime Minister suggested that time was ripe for an “atmosphere of Ayurveda”. He also batted for better and modern packaging of ayurvedic medicines. The Prime Minister urged private players to use part of their corporate social responsibility funds to

help strengthen Ayurveda. “We have seen the IT revolution in last 30 years. Now, time has come for a health revolution under the aegis of Ayurveda. Let’s pledge to strengthen, revive Ayurveda,” Modi said at the event. The Prime Minister suggested a relook at the existing Ayurveda syllabus and underlined the requirement for standard guidelines and treatment in the medicine system so it is not overpowered by allopathy. Modi pitched for awarding certificates after

the completion of each level of Ayurveda education. Terming swachhata (cleanliness) a simple preventive healthcare mechanism, he said the Union government had built more than five crore toilets in three years. “ Pe o p l e ’s p e r c e p tion about cleanliness has changed which is reflected in the fact in some people have started referring to toilets as ‘izzat ghar’”. According to the Prime Minister, efforts were allegedly made to destroy “India’s strengths” and its

traditions such as Yoga and Ayurveda were belittled during the “era of slavery” (pre-independence period). “Attempts were even made to reduce the faith that Indians had on them. However, after getting freedom from slavery, there was hope that whatever was left would be preserved. “But it did not become a priority. Things were left to fate. Those nations who leave their heritage behind are destined to lose their identity,” he said. He said the Ayush ministry in collaboration

with the Ministry of Skill Development should develop short term courses for students and farmers. The farming of medicinal plants will generate new employment opportunities. Modi added that the Ministries of Ayush and Agriculture could guide farmers on how to sow medicinal plants in their fields. This would also help farmers boost their income in line with the government’s plan to double their income by 2022, when India attains 75 years of ind ependence.

BJP asks Congress to break silence over Vadra issue

Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi and Robert Vadra.

New Delhi, Oct 17 (AGENCIES): The BJP on Tuesday asked Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul to break their “silence” over media reports that claimed Robert Vadra had “links” with fugitive arms dealer Sanjay Bhandari. Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, who was fielded by her party to attack the Congress leadership, said the silence of Sonia Gandhi and Rahul will be construed as acceptance of charges against Vadra. Citing the media report, . Sitharaman alleged

that a London house linked to Vadra was refurbished by Bhandari, who also made arrangements for his travel abroad. She also claimed that an amount of 7.5 lakh Swiss franc was deposited in a bank account of Bhandari and asked if there was a connection between this and the money spent on refurbishing the London house linked to Vadra. The minister, citing the media report, alleged that there were at least three transactions between them with “serious financial implications”.

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Rajasthan ‘sadhu’ chops off private parts over allegation Jaipur, Oct 17 (AGENCIES): A 32-year-old ‘sadhu’ from Churu district of Rajasthan allegedly chopped off his genitals on Tuesday, after he was accused of having an illegitimate relationship with a woman. According to the police, Santosh Das chopped off his private parts Tuesday morning. “Das is an associate of a self-styled godman and lives at his ashram in Taranagar. We got information in the morning that the man has chopped off his private parts,” said Ramchandra, station house officer, Taranagar.

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Mumbai, Oct 17 (PTI): Gold failed to sparkle on auspicious ‘Dhanteras’ as prices drifted lower by Rs 245 to Rs 29,615 per 10 grams at the bullion market here today despite token buying by jewellers and

retailers amid weak global cues. Silver too dropped on speculative profit-booking after its recent rally on the back of reduced industrial buying. Standard gold (99.5 per cent purity) declined by Rs 245 to close at Rs 29,615

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with 4G capabilities, BSNL has taken on Reliance Jio and Airtel in the battle. BSNL Micromax Bharat 1 4G feature phone sports a 2.4-inch display. The device features a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and comes with 512MB of RAM and 4GB internal memory. The Bharat 1 phone has dual SIM slots and is fueled by a 2,000mAh battery. In terms of camera, the BSNL mobile has a 2-megapixel rear camera and a VGA camera at the front. The phone has support for 22 different Indian languages. During the launch, the company said that the Bharat 1 is a completely Made in India phone.

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NEW DELHI, Oct 17 (PTI): Economic affairs secretary SC Garg on Tuesday said the temporary disruptive effect of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is over as the manufacturing sector recorded positive growth of 3.1 per cent in August. Commenting on the twin data on industrial output and price situation, he said that the benign and moderate inflation has become the order of the day. “Manufacturing grew by 3.1 per cent in August after two months of negative growth of -0.5 per cent and -0.3 per cent. Temporary disruptive effect of GST is over,” he said in a tweet. Overall, industrial production grew at a nine-month high of 4.3 per cent in August, mainly on account of robust performance of mining and power sectors coupled with higher capital goods output. India’s economic growth slipped to a three-year low of 5.7 per cent in the first quarter of the current fiscal. Despite slowdown, the Reserve Bank of India at its policy review meeting earlier this month kept the key interest rate unchanged at 6 per cent, citing upward trend in inflation.

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New Delhi, Oct 17 (Agencies): BSNL and Micromax have come together to take on the Reliance Jio Phone with Bharat 1 mobile. Bharat 1 is a 4G VoLTE enabled feature phone created by state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited and Micromax. The 4G feature phone is priced at Rs 2,200 and it will come to the market on October 20, reports Financial Express. In India, over 50 crore people still do not have a smartphone or have no internet connectivity. Homegrown telecom operator BSNL plans to tap this market in partnership with Micromax. Jumping on the bandwagon of cheap phones

reached a point of saturation, resulting in complaints from different sections of people, Kumar said. The Lok Janshakti Party led by Union Minister Ram Vilas Paswan has recently demanded job reservations in private firms. Similar demand has been made in the past by other political outfits as well. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had made a case last year for extending the reservation policy to the private sector. “It is high time to think about reservation in private sector. It should be achieved through debate and dialogue,” he had said. Bihar chief minister and senior JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar had also made a strong case a few months ago for extending reservation in private sector.

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Petroleum Corp Ltd said in August the company was assessing whether US crude could replace Nigerian barrels; it made its first buy of US oil in September. One supertanker carrying nearly 2 million barrels discharged in India earlier this month, according to Eikon shipping data, while two other vessels carrying a combined 3 million barrels are set to arrive in November. Prior to this, US crude rarely went to India, with only one month this year - February - showing deliveries, according to US EIA data through July. In August, IOC bought 950,000 barrels of light sweet Eagle Ford shale oil and 950,000 barrels of heavy sour Mars crude for end-October delivery from trading firm Trafigura. In October the company bought 1 million barrels each of US Southern Green Canyon (SGC) and WTI Midland crude. In October, India’s Reliance Industries Ltd, the world’s largest refining complex, purchased 1 million barrels of Midland and a similar-sized cargo of Eagle Ford crude for November delivery.

New Delhi, Oct 17 (PTI): Joining the debate on job reservations, Niti Aayog vice chairman Rajiv Kumar has said he is against extending the policy to the private sector, while admitting that more efforts are needed to generate more employment. Several political leaders are advocating job reservation for SC/ST in private sector. “There should not be job reservation in the private sector,” Kumar told PTI in an interview. He was asked to comment on the contentious issue. He however made a case for generating more employment, saying that the government is able to provide employment to 10 -12 lakh youths, though 60 lakh young people join the labour force every year. Many people used to find some kinds of jobs in informal sector but that has

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Foreign refiners, including those in India, have bid up those physical grades against the US crude benchmark to multi-year highs, traders and brokers said. That includes onshore grades from the Permian Basin in West Texas and the Eagle Ford further east, as well as offshore US Gulf grades including Mars Sour and Southern Green Canyon. In June, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump met and discussed energy exports to India. Since then the Modi administration has been encouraging more crude imports by waiving some shipping requirements. Indian refiners Indian Oil Corp, Bharat Petroleum Corp and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited were given a special permission by the shipping ministry to import oil from the United States until March. “They’ve been stepping up to be a sizeable importer; they’re looking to diversify away from the Middle East,” said John Kilduff, partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital LLC in New York. The executive of India’s state-owned Hindustan

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NEW YORK/NEW DELHI, Oct 17 (Agencies): India is set to emerge as a key market for American crude exports in coming months, as refineries are ramping up “test” purchases of US grades to diversify their imports. US exports recently set a weekly record with nearly 2 million barrels of crude a day sent overseas. But shipments to India have been rare, with just a few deliveries since the US lifted its ban on crude exports in late 2015. Indian refineries are starting to increase purchases as the country seeks to secure more supply from outside the Middle East. Refiners are testing both US sweet and sour crudes in their facilities, a common practice when importing crude from new sources. “A lot of these (Indian refiners) want to see what it’s like if they run it,” said one Houston-based oil broker. “They want to get a taste of US crude.” Those refiners are taking advantage of a wide spread between US oil and other global benchmarks, which has created an attractive discount on American crude grades.

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AFFIDAVIT 1. I have entered and recorded my name as M. Celina, D/o Jacob in all my educational documents and other relevant documents. However, in my passbook of State Bank of India (SBI), Diphupar Branch A/No. 34259715853 my name is shown and reflected as Ms. Celina, D/o Jacob Zeme instead of my correct name i.e M. Celina , D/o Jacob. Ms. Celina and M Celina one and the same person. Henceforth, I shall be using my name as M. Celina, D/o Jacob in all official record and correspondence. Regd. No. 370/2017 Deponent Date : 17/10/2017 Notary Public DP-10853

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I, Smti. Uno K. Dolie/ Uno Kire, age 37 years, W/o Dr. Rokozo Dolie, R/o Ward 5, C-71, Thehuba, Medziphema Town, 797106, Dimapur : Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Angami Naga Tribe. 2. That, my name Smti. Uno K. Dolie has been used in my service records, whereas my name Smti. Uno Kire has been used in my Academic records, however they refer to the same person. 3. That, my Maiden name was Smti. Uno Kire however, after my marriage I have been using my husband's Surname as Smti. Uno K. Dolie, however as Stated above they refer to the same person. 4. That, hereinafter in all records, deeds and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever, use and sign the above mentioned names shall refer to one person. 5. That, the statements made from para 1 to 4 are true to the best of my knowledge, made in robust health and sound mind and nothing immaterial is concealed therein. Solemnly declare before me by the deponent on this the 16th day of October, 2017. Deponent Regd. No. 971/17, Date : 17/10/17 Notary Public DP-10849

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I, Lhowoto Zhimomi, aged about 49 years S/o. Zhukhavi Zhimomi, resident of H/No. 111, Nihokhu Village, Niuland Sub-Division, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under: 1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That, my name is Lhowoto Zhimom however, in my son's Class-Vlll (eight) Certificate of completion of Elementary Education, 2016 bearing Registration No. A166232 and Class-IX (nine) Registration card of Secondary Student bearing Registration No. 1708019103 my name, my wife's as well as my son's name were inadvertently/erroneously recorded as under : Sl No. Wrong name Relation Actual name 1. LHOWOTO ZHIMO Self LHOWOTO ZHIMOMI 2. HOLU SHIKHELI Wife SHIKHELI ZHIMOMI 3. VIMUGHA ZHIMO Son VIMUGHA ZHIMOMI 3. That this declaration has been made as a piece of evidence to be used for all purposes. That, the statements made in Para No. 1 to 3 herein above are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn and signed before me. Magistrate/Notary Public Dimapur : Nagaland DP-10802

Regd. No. 168/17 Date : 17/10/17 DECLARATION Shri. Ran Bahadur Gurung, S/o. Late Lal Bahadur Gurung, R/o. 8 Assam Rifles, C/o. 99 APO do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my Father's actual name is Late Lal Bahadur Gurung. 3. That my Father's name has been entered/recorded as Late Harka Bahadur Gurung in my Aadhaar Card bearing 715665462257 and all other official documents. 4. That the name Late Lal Bahadur Gurung and Late Harka Bahadur Gurung is same and one person. 5. That henceforth the name Late Lal Bahadur Gurung shall be used in all my official and future correspondences. 6. That this affidavit is made to aver the above made statements. VERIFICATION I hereby verify that the statements made in paras 1 to 6 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed therein. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me. Judicial Magistrate 1st Class DP-10840 Dimapur : Nagaland

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Fighters of Syrian Democratic Forces gesture the ‘V’ sign at the frontline in Raqqa.

Suicide bombers, gunmen kill 47 in attacks on Afghan forces director in Gardez. Doctors and nurses rushed to attend to the wounded women, children and police filling the corridors where some bodies also lay. Outside, university students formed a queue to donate blood, an AFP photographer said. The attack, claimed by the Taliban in a tweet, began when two suicide car bombs blew up near the training centre, which is close to the Paktia police headquarters, making way for the gunmen to start their assault, the interior ministry and local police said. “Most of the victims are civilians who had come to the police headquarters to get their passports and national IDs,” according to a statement from the Paktia governor’s office. A student at a nearby university who was in class at the time of the attack said he heard “a big boom” which caused the building to shake and windows shatter. “As we were trying to find our way (out of the building) I heard a second blast and then the dust and dirt covered us in the class. Several of my classmates were wounded by broken glass,” Noor Ahmad told AFP.

Lo n d o n, O c t 1 7 (Agencies): A Spanish judge has jailed two key members of the Catalan independence movement. Jordi Sánchez and Jordi Cuixart, who lead prominent separatist groups, are being held without bail while they are under investigation for sedition. The men were leading figures in the 1 October independence vote, which the Madrid government regards as illegal. A protest over the detentions has begun in Barcelona and other demonstrations across Catalonia are expected later. Mr Sánchez, who heads the Catalan National Assembly (ANC), a proindependence organisation, and Mr Cuixart, leader of Omnium Cultural, appeared before the High Court in Madrid on Monday. They are being investigated over a protest on 20 September in which a crowd blocked Civil Guard officers inside a building in Barcelona, Catalonia’s regional capital. Following the referendum, Catalan leader Carles

Jordi Cuixart (left) and Jordi Sánchez (right) faced a judge in Madrid on Monday.

Puigdemont signed a declaration of independence, but halted its implementation to allow negotiations. He has called for talks to take place over the next two months. However, the Spanish government has warned that Catalonia must revoke the declaration or face direct rule from Madrid. Mr Puigdemont has also angered Madrid by refusing to clarify whether or not he declared independence last week. Mr Puigdemont, who has been given until Thursday to clarify his position, hit out at the government on Twitter following news of Mr Sánchez and Mr Cuixart’s detention.

“Spain jails Catalonia’s civil society leaders for organising peaceful demonstrations. Sadly, we have political prisoners again,” he wrote. In a video recorded before his court appearance and released on his Twitter account after his detention, Mr Cuixart instructs separatists to “never lose hope because the people of Catalonia have earned their future”. Pro-independence supporters have called for further protests, demanding the men’s release. Just hours before the ruling, the High Court freed the head of Catalonia’s police force, Josep Lluis Trapero.

Slain Panama Papers scribe’s son slams Malta’s ‘crooks’ Valletta, Oct 17 (IANS): The son of an investigative journalist killed in a car bomb attack in Malta has hit out bitterly at the island’s “culture of impunity” and the “crooks” in charge. Daphne Caruana Galizia, 53, who led the Panama Papers investigation into corruption in Malta, died in an explosion shortly after she left her home in Bidnija, near Mosta, on Monday, the Guardian reported. Her car, a Peugeot 108,

was destroyed by an explosive device so powerful that it scattered large pieces of the car around a nearby field. “My mother was assassinated because she stood between the rule of law and those who sought to violate it,” Matthew Caruana Galizia wrote in a Facebook post. “But she was also targeted because she was the only person doing so. This is what happens when the institutions of the state are

incapacitated: the last person left standing is often a journalist. Which makes her the first person left dead.” Several thousand people gathered at an impromptu candlelit vigil in Sliema, near the island’s capital Valletta, on Monday night to mourn the journalist, described as a “one-woman WikiLeaks” whose blogs were as fiercely critical of the island’s politicians as they were of its organised crime gangs. The slain journalist’s

son said he would never forget “running around the inferno in the field, trying to figure out a way to open the door, the horn of the car still blaring, screaming at two policemen who turned up with a single fire extinguisher to use it”. Caruana Galizia, 53, ran a hugely-popular blog highlighting cases of alleged high-level corruption among politicians across Malta’s party lines. “There are crooks everywhere you look now. The

situation is desperate,” she wrote in a post published barely half an hour before the bomb exploded. Witnesses told police the journalist had just left her home and was on a road near the village of Bidnija in northern Malta when the bomb detonated. The local media reported she had filed a complaint to the police two weeks ago to say she had received threats. Caruana Galizia’s most recent revelations pointed

the finger at Malta’s Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and two of his closest aides, connecting offshore companies linked to the three men with the sale of Maltese passports and payments from the government of Azerbaijan. Muscat denounced the journalist’s killing, calling it a “barbaric attack on press freedom”, and announced that the US Federal Bureau of Investigation had agreed to send a team of experts to help local police investigate.

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Gardez, Oct 17 (AFP): Two separate suicide and gun attacks on government forces in Afghanistan left nearly 50 dead and more than 200 wounded, officials said today, the latest devastating assault on beleaguered security forces. The Taliban claimed the most deadly of the two assaults, a coordinated attack on police in the southeast Afghan city of Gardez that left hospital officials calling for blood donations and desperate scenes as relatives queued for news of their loved ones after the hours-long gun battle. A separate ambush blamed on the Taliban in the neighbouring province of Ghazni on Tuesday killed 15 security officials with 12 wounded on a bloody day for government forces. The assaults are a fresh blow as militants step up their offensives across Afghanistan, with security forces already beset by corruption, desertions and suffering shocking casualties over the past year. “The hospital is overwhelmed and we call on people to donate blood,” said Shir Mohammad Karimi, deputy health

that the US-backed force could get bogged down in a protracted battle for the last 10 percent of the city where the jihadists had prepared for a last stand. The SDF said the fighting was fierce Tuesday around the hospital and stadium, but their recapture was declared in quick succession, effectively ending

KATHMANDU, OCT 17 (PTI): Former prime minster Prachanda-led CPN (Maoist Centre) on Tuesday decided to quit the Deuba government in Nepal, days after it joined a Leftist alliance of main opposition CPN-UML to fight the next general elections, according to a media report. Prachanda’s Maoist Centre was key coalition partner of the Deuba government and it had been facing criticism for staying in the government despite forging an alliance with the main opposition. CPN (Maoist Centre) on October 3 announced an alliance with the country’s largest communist bloc CPN-UML, ahead of the general and provincial elections next month. The elections are seen as the final step in the Himalayan nation’s post-war transition to a federal democracy. Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba during the final parliament meet on October 14 had hinted towards removal of CPN (MC) ministers from the government.

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IS’s more than three-year military presence in the city. Sello said an official statement announcing “the liberation of the city” would be made soon. The anti-IS advance saw the recapture on Monday of the infamous AlNaim traffic circle, which residents dubbed the “Roundabout of Hell” because the jihadists used it for public beheadings and crucifixions. As the sun was setting over Raqa’s west Monday, a group of fighters gathered for the dabkeh -- the jumpy line dance traditional in the Middle East -- to celebrate their native city’s near-recapture. Three months after Iraqi forces retook Iraq’s Mosul, the largest city the jihadist group controlled, the loss of Raqa will be another nail in the coffin for IS’s brutal experiment in statehood.

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RAQA (SYRIA), Oct 17 (Agencies): US-backed forces said Tuesday they had taken full control of Raqa from the Islamic State group, defeating the last jihadist holdouts in the de facto Syrian capital of their now-shattered “caliphate”. The Kurdish-Arab Syrian Democratic Forces, who have been fighting inside the northern city since they broke in on June 6, flushed the few hundred IS fighters left in the city from their last positions in the main hospital and the national stadium. “Everything is finished in Raqa, our forces have taken full control of Raqa,” the alliance’s spokesman Talal Sello told AFP. He said the SDF was combing the city for any remaining jihadists who had not surrendered or been killed, and added that a major mine-clearing operation was already under way. “The military opera-

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KVKs organise various programmes across Nagaland

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DIMAPUR: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Dimapur, ICAR-RC for NEH Region Nagaland Centre, Medziphema organised one day programme to recognize the contribution of women famers as “Mahila Kisan Diwas” on October 16, with ADC Medziphema, Vikhweno Chale as chief guest. Speaking at the programme, Vikhweno Chale appealed the women folks to learn the business ethics and start their own enterprise and form Self Help Groups (SHGs). She asked women to trust each other to sustain the group for longer time with honesty and hard work. Vikhweno also urged the women farmers to continue the organic farming to protect our environment. Veikhochong Misao recipient of Mahindra Samriddhi Agri award 2012 as National winner Krishi Prerna Samman, Lady of the Year- 2012, shared her experiences of how intercropping of turmeric and jhum paddy is profitable as intercrop in pineapple to get additional income during first year, as pineapple comes to flowering only in second year. Thejano Makritsu recipient of Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Antyodaya Krishi Puruskar (Zonal), ICAR, 2016-17 addressed the farmers that integration of dairy, poultry and maize, pulses and horticultural crops are profitable and for the same she was

awarded for development of Integrated Farming System. Joint director in-charge, Dr. Lohit Kumar Baishya while delivering welcome address appealed the women farmers to sustain the farming and other activities and develop themselves up to the level of entrepreneur. Progressive farmer and recipient of Jagjivan Ram Abhinav Kisan Puraskar, (Zonal Level) 2010, Alemla Therieh urged the other women farmers to contribute towards nutritional securities being mothers. She also shared her experiences of making Aloe-Vera soap and how she could start her vermincompost production with 10 numbers of earthworms at Naga united village, Dimapur. During the programme, competition among the women farmers, SHGs were organised in four different categories i.e. fruits, vegetable, processed products, and handloom & handicrafts which was judged by a panel of expert from SASRD, Nagaland University, CIH, Medziphema and Department of Sericulture, Government of Nagaland and were awarded. Principal scientist and head KVK Dimapur, Dr. Anamika Sharma proposed the vote of thanks and congratulated the winners for getting the certificate of appreciation. A total of 19 women farmer/SHG took part in showcasing of farmers products; 27 officials

of ATMA Dimapur and department of Horticulture and ICAR Research Complex; and 158 women farmers attended the programme. KVK KIPHIRE: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Kiphire, ICAR for NEH Region, Nagaland Centre organised one-day farmers training on improved cultivation of Rabi crops on October 12 at Longkok village with senior scientist and head in-charge KVK Kiphire, N. Khumdemo Ezung as resource person. Speaking at the programme, Khumdemo provided an insight about the organizational set up of KVK and encouraged the farmers to take up Rabi crops so as to increase the farmer’s income. Khumdemo also emphasized on taking up sequence cropping following the main Kharif crops so as to fully utilized the land and income of the farmers are doubled. Detail discussion about the important Rabi crops and its improved cultivation methods was conducted in the second session where farmers actively participated and interacted with the resource person. During the second session, farmers’ scientist interaction was facilitated by technical assistant, Dr. Patel where detail information about the agriculture scenario of the village was discussed. Interaction session resulted in identifying the problems

KVK ZUNHEBOTO: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Zunheboto, Nagaland University conducted a day long programme on “mahila kissan diwas” on October 16 at KVK Lumami. While delivering welcome address, senior scientist and head Dr. Rakesh Kumar Chaurasia emphasised on the importance of women in agriculture and how women empowerment could play a vital role in the development of women and their families. He also illustrated upon the challenges and opportunity in agriculture and how to overcome it to improve productivity of crops and animals. Rakesh called upon the SHGs to give their best and follow the formula of Lijjat Papad SHGs, famous worldwide. During the programme, extempore speech and drawing competition on role of women in agriculture was also conducted by the KVK. 50 women farmers from nine SHGs of five villages took part in the programme wherein the best three participants were awarded. The programme was attended by SBI Lumami branch manager, S. K. Mondal along with the scientific staff of KVK. Farmers’ scientist interaction was also conducted. Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Tuensang celebrated “mahila kisan diwas” on October 13 in collaboration with Eleutheros Christian Society (ECS) and Northeast Initiatives Development Agency (NIDA) at Tuensang CKS-hall. Guest of honour, deputy commissioner Tuensang, L. Jamithung Lotha said that the time was right to recognise the immense contribution made by women in agriculture especially. He streamlined gender sensitive budgets where programmes are targeted for women in agriculture and allied sectors to create positive boost and benefit for the farm women. Encouraging women participants, he said that every intervention in agriculture should be market sensitive to enhance economic returns. The DC said that it was difficult for rural farmers to start enterprises without assistance of financial institutions and therefore this type of event should involve banks to link

rural women farmers to different programmes offered by financial institutions for improving the outcome of agriculture and allied sectors. Senior scientist and head KVK Tuensang Dr. Keviletsu Khate also said that women constituted more than 70% of the labour force in agriculture and it was their role that had driven the advancement in agriculture. Earlier, a seminar on “women empowerment” was also conducted where resource persons were retainer lawyer Antimangyang Chang, retainer law-

yer Tuensang district legal service authority (TDLSA) Yimtsusangla Chang and SMS horticulture KVK Tuensang, Dr. Shisarenla Aier. Altogether 281 women farmers from across the district participated in the event. Short speeches were also delivered by ECS and NEIDA. Awards were also presented to women farmers and self help groups for their outstanding contribution in improving agriculture in the district and economy of rural farmers. KVK Tuensang also organised inter-higher sec-

ondary school level drawing and essay writing competition under the theme “role of women in agriculture” on October 12 at SIRD hall. 1st position under drawing competition was begged by St. John higher secondary school and 2nd by government higher secondary school Tuensang, while under essay writing competition, both 1st and 2nd position were bagged by St. John higher secondary school Tuensang. 15 students from four higher secondary schools participated in the event.

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faced by the farmers of the village. Rabi seeds were also distributed to the participating farmers. Earlier, the programme was chaired by chairman Longkok village council wherein he thanked the KVK officials and joint director, ICAR Nagaland centre, Dr. D. J. Rajkowa for conducting the programme and providing the inputs. Chairman on behalf of farmers’ urged for more such programme in the village and assured full cooperation to the KVK. Altogether 50 farmers participated in the training programme. KVK MON: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Mon celebrated Mahila Kisan Divas (women’s farmers day) on the theme, “role of women in agriculture” at KVK conference hall, Aboi on October 15. Speaking at the programme as chief guest, Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khong (KNSK) president, Lomei Konyak, stressed upon the rich cultural heritage of the Konyak women and their selfless contribution towards agricultural development. She further encouraged them to preserve and instil work culture of their ancestors to the younger generation. She also advised the farming women to actively link with the KVK and allied sector for availing technical know-how and backup. Highlights of the programme were delivered by Martha Chakruno, ACTO (entomology). Various activities like video show, powerpoint, drawing competition and questionnaires were included based on role of women in agriculture, nutrition, income generation and women empowerment. The programme was chaired by Dr. Paihem Michui, ACTO (animal science). Lingo Konyak, KNSK Ngangching unit was honoured as best innovative farm women in the field of agriculture. Vote of thanks was given by Dr. M.S Sachan, ACTO (GPB). Altogether, 70 participants from various villages viz. Angphang, Angjangyang, Longching, Chaoha Chingyu, Chaoha Chinglen, Mohung, Ngangching, Aboi, Chinglong and girls students along with teachers from GHSS, Aboi.

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We, Aotsakilimi Union Zunheboto (AUZ) extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Aliho Shikhu, D/o Khukiye Shikhu for getting through NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination 2016-2017 to the post of Agricultural Inspector in the Department of Agriculture. The Union wishes her success in all future endeavours. Khutovi Achumi Khekiho Achumi President General Secretary OFFICE OF THE

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With immense pride and honour, we the Kangching Baptist Attoi would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Er. Moichung Shembü Phom, son of Mrs. Alila & Lt. Manba Phom for securing the post of SDO Electrical (Cl.1 Gazetted) under the Department of Power. 2. Er. Kanshing Phom, son of Mrs. Baüshah & Mr. Büphei Phom for securing the post of Junior Engineer Electrical (Cl. 11 Gazetted) under the Department of Power in the recently declared NPSC combined Technical services Examination 2016 – 17. We further appreciates them for their hard works and sincerity. May God bless both of you in all your future endeavours. (W. CHAILEN) (M. LONGKHAI) Pastor Secretary

Miss Zhevitoli Swu Miss Vini Swu The Natsumi Tughalo Chekemi Kuqhakulu would like to extend our heartiest congratulations for bringing pride and honour to the village and community by your outstanding achievement in the NPSC/CTE-2016-17. 1. Miss Zhevitoli Swu, D/o Mr. Yeshito Swu for securing to the post of APP (Class-I Gazetted) under Justice & Law Department. 2. Miss ViniSwu, D/o Mr Yeshito Swu for securing to the post of Junior Engineer (Class-II Gazetted) under PWD (H). We, further wish you success in your future endeavour. K-3360

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CTS organises sales day DIMAPUR: In order to raise fund for various women welfare programmes, Changsao Thengjam Setshang (C.T.S.) organised a sales day on October 12, at Clock Tower Tuensang. The programme was launched with an invocation prayer by Yungkup Baptist Church (YBC) assistant pastor, Nasenkundang. Women from 27 villages participated.

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(From p-1) For PMJDY scheme district wise-- Mokokchung has the highest number of account holders with 42897, followed by Dimapur (34,622), Kohima (21375), Tuensang (18903), Wokha (17854), Peren (15390), Zunheboto (14334), Mon (13104), Longleng (12949), Phek (10679) and Kiphire (10658). As compared to urban areas, Imchen said the statistics clearly indicated that the people in rural areas were deprived of coverage under the social security scheme and were also denied access to institutional finances due to absence of networking. He therefore appealed to the banks to work on a mission mode in order to bring the people of the state under comprehensive coverage of the social security schemes. State chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar IAS in his welcome address said the purpose of organizing the programme was to sensitize the people and create awareness on the schemes and programmes of financial inclusion and to reach out to maximum number of people. He also explained in detail about various schemes to the gathering. Meanwhile, a short film on Mudra was screened by the SLBC Team. Downloading of Bharat Interface for Money (BHIM) App and live demonstration of transactions was also screened. SBI local head office (Guwahati), deputy general manager Anjali Lyndem Khyriem proposed the vote of thanks. The chief guest also handed out token MUDRA loans to some entrepreneurs. The programme was attended by various government and bank officials including beneficiaries.

ATMA Tuensang Groundwater levels reducing in Dimapur the use of ground water. in which resource persons inaugurates farm (FromHep-1)suggested that dis- over “Unless we do that, we see spoke on various topics. Joint trict administration should be part of the entire process and public awareness programme should be held in every ward and colony. “Unless this issue is addressed on war footing there will be no real achievement to the targets and remain in the knowledge of few,” Kikon maintained. The minister also announced the drafting of ground water policy and its process to become an Act and put in place a regulatory authority to check and measure all citizens particularly the industries who used ground water to ensure that there was regulation monitoring and ultimately control

a bleak future for ground water resources in Dimapur itself,” he said. Earlier, CGWD NER Guwahati Dr. SS Singh delivered keynote address and G&M director Wanthang Rengma gave welcome address. The programme was chaired by secretary to the government of Nagaland, Imjung M Panger. Later, vote of thanks was delivered by G&M joint director, CM Patton. The programme was attended by department officials, representatives of DMC, colonies/wards and public leaders. Meanwhile, after the programme there was technical session

CLARIFICATION ON POST MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP INSTALMENT WISE PAYMENT AS SOUGHT BY ENCSU In response to the ENCSU seeking clarification on release of 1st instalment scholarship (PMS), the Department of Higher Education is compelled to give this press statement for general information to all the beneficiaries of Post-Matric Scholarships for ST students of Nagaland that unlike the previous years, the Ministry of Tribal Affairs in its letter No. 20014/20/2012- Education, dated the 4th July 2017 has directed the scheme implementing department to utilise the first instalment of Rs. 13,44, 00,000/- and to submit the Utilisation Certificate of the same to claim for the 2nd instalment. It is to clarify therefore, that, the 2nd Instalment will be released by the ministry on submission of the Utilisation Certificate of the 1st instalment. Beneficiaries are informed to bear with this change as the department has to comply to the direction of the funding agency. DIRECTOR HIGHER EDUCATION NAGALAND: KOHIMA

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CHUCHUYIMLANG KIKUMSÜNGBA ASOTSÜR TELONGJEM DIMAPUR The Chuchuyimlang Kikumsüngba Asotsür Telongjem Dimapur would like to convey our sincere congratulations to Miss. Toshinenla Pongen, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Merenchiba Pongen of Chuchuyimlang village for her outstanding achievement as Junior Soil Conservation Officer (Cl-II Gazetted ) S&WC Department in the NPSC Combined Technical Services Examination 2016-2017. The Union further hopes that she continues to be an inspiration to all and prays that our Almighty God bless her throughout her career and future endeavours. (General Secy) Jongpongla Pongen

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O/O THE PCCF, FOREST COLONY, KOHIMA - 797001 Ph: 0370-2241731, mail: nfmp-ngl@gov.in

Dated Kohima: 11th Oct, 2107

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) FOR CONSULTANCY Expression of Interest from experienced consulting firms /organizations is invited for providing consultancy services for the Nagaland Forestry Management Project (NFMP) being implemented with assistance from Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The service will be for a period of 8 years beginning 01/07/2018. Consulting firms / organization who meet the requisite criteria may apply in the prescribed application format so as to reach the Project Director (Administration, Finance & Procurement) , O/o the PCCF, Forest Colony, Kohima - 797001 on or before 3PM, November 18th 2017. The application format & Terms of References for the services can be obtained from the aforesaid address on payment of non-refundable Rupees (INR) 25,000/- (Rs. Twenty Five Thousand) as Demand Draft (DD) in favour of Nagaland Forest Management Project Society, payable at Kohima, (Nagaland) or downloaded from the website: www.nagaland. gov.in. In case an application form downloaded from the Website is used for applying, the application should be accompanied by a DD of Rs.25,000/- with particulars as above payable at Kohima. For clarification, if any, Project Director (Administration, Finance & Procurement) may be contacted during working hours at the above address through phone 0370-2241731 or by mail :nfmp-ngl@gov.in. PROJECT DIRECTOR (Administration, Finance & Procurement) Issued by DIPR

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On the basis of the marks obtained in the written examination held on 13.10.17 for the posts of Draughtsman Gd- II (Ref. Adv. No. UD/ESTT-11/2015/ Dtd. 6 /10/17), the following candidates bearing the Roll Nos are requested to appear for Practical and viva-voce on 20.10.17 at 11:00 A.M in the Directorate of Urban Development, Nagaland: Kohima. Roll No. : 97, 98, 102, 12, 69, 96 • Candidates are to bring their original documents along with the Admit card. Sd/(KEN KEDITSU) Director Urban Development Nagaland, Kohima

Students participated in a social work organised by civil administration of Jalukie town on October 14.

On behalf of the Indian Evangelical Mission, we are pleased to invite you to our first ever get-together for all the Dimapur Pastors and church leaders. Our desire is that every church will understand and carry forward the vision of God, and strive towards fulfilling God's eternal purpose. We would be delighted to have your presence at the program. Come with faith and receive blessing. Time : 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Date : 19th Oct. 2017 Venue : Dimapur Ao Baptist Church, Duncan.

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director S. Manen spoke on the topic “Groundwater scenario of Nagaland with reference to Dimapur valley” while Central Ground Water Board (CGWB), NER Guwahati Dr. SS Singh and D Khanikar spoke on the topic “Rainwater harvesting and artificial recharge of groundwater: methods and techniques”.

“Think Tank” comprising of members of Haggai alumni met on October 12 at Longkumer Kilem, Mokokchung. Think Tank would provide strategic initiatives that would prepare Christian leadership to respond meaningfully to emerging socio-political challenges in Nagaland leading to socio-religious transformation. The meeting was preceded by lecture on leadership by reverend Dr Takatemjen. Other speakers were M. Bendangnukshi, associate professor Neizo Puro, pastor Temsuwati, assistant professor Toshi Aier and pastor reverend Dr Noklen.

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DIMAPUR: Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Tsaru Block, Tuensang, inaugurated litchi farm school on October 14, at Alisopur village. During the inaugural programme, ATM Tsaru block, Khatemenla, trained the farmers about the plant protection measures in litchi and also gave a demonstration on air layering techniques in litchi. ATM Tsaru block, Imlinukshi, spoke on the topic soil management practices in litchi while BTM Tsaru block, Dr. T. Arenmongla gave a demonstration on vermin-composting. Meanwhile, A. T. Mor was appointed as farm teacher along with six other progressive farmers as farm students. The programme followed an interactive/questionnaires session with the Lichi farmers to clear their doubts on the air layering, soil management and plant protection measures in Litchi. The programme also highlighted Block Farmers Advisory Committee (BFAC) meeting for Tsaru Block where various activities taken up by ATMA Tuensang were highlighted.

reduce noise pollution, Commissioner of Police (CP) Dimapur has informed the citizens of Dimapur that bursting of firecrackers would be restricted till 10:30 p.m. In a statement, CP said that centre has prohibited the manufacture, sale or use of firecrackers generating noise level exceeding 125dB (A1) or 145 dB (C) pk at 4 meters distance from the point of busting and for individual, fire cracker constituting the series (joined fire-crackers) above the mentioned limit be reduced by 5 log 10 (N) dB. Therefore, the commissioner has urged the citizens to adhere to the directives to maintain peace and tranquillity in the district.

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Er. Kethoyalie Mezhü, Er. Zhapuchütuo Pfukri, SDO (Civil) Junior Er. (Civil) The Rüsoma Village Students Union extend our heartiest congratulations to our members Er.Kethoyalie Mezhü and Er. Zhapuchütuo Pfukri for successfully clearing NPSC Combined Technical Exam 2016-17, coming out in flying colors with SDO (Civil) and Junior Engineer (Civil) under Work and Housing Department. Your success through sheer hard work and dedication is an inspiration to us and we applaud your achievements. As you enter our state public service, we wish you best and pray that Almighty God grant you both good health, wisdom, integrity and many success. Rükuovituo Chase Medovikuo Mewpfhüo Publicity Secy., RSU Gen. Secy., RSU

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on the training was given by BTM Dimapur, Akavi Holo and BTM Mokokchung, Tekasangla Ozukum. A huge number of participants from all districts of the state attended the training program and concluded with distribution of certificates and training handout to the trainees by vice-principal IETC, Dr. Watimongla Jamir while vote of thanks was pronounced by DPD SAMETI, Dr. Ithika C. Swu. Resource persons for the training program were joint director, ICAR, Research Complex for

DIMAPUR: A co-ordination meeting of the central, Dimapur division and Dimapur III A/c NPF minority wing members, under the guidance of the NPF minority wing in-charge Nagaland was held on October 14. A press note by NPF minority wing Dimapur division president, Suresh Paira, stated that meeting was chaired by the newly appointed minority wing central president, where various issues were discussed for the betterment of the genuine indigenous minority communities living in Nagaland.

NER, Dr. D. J. Rajkhowa; senior scientist (Agronomy), ICAR, Research Complex for NER, Dr. Lohit K. Baishya; scientist (Agricultural Extension), ICAR, Research Complex for NER, Dr. Romen Sharma; scientist (Spices, Plantation, Medicinal & Aromatic plants), ICAR, Research Complex for NER, Dr. Azeze Seyie; scientist (Plant Pathology), ICAR, Research Complex for NER, Dr. Rajesha G; scientist (Horticulture Vegetable Science), ICAR, Research Complex for NER, Dr. Aabon W. Yanthan; scientist (Plant Breeding & Genetics), ICAR, Research Complex for NER, Dr. Harendra Verma; scientist (Fisheries Resource Management), ICAR, Research Complex for NER, Dr. Jyotish Barman; programme coordinator, KVK Dimapur, Dr. Anamika Sharma; assistant chief technical officer, KVK Dimapur, James Kikon; assistant chief technical officer, KVK Dimapur, Dr. Ebibeni Ngully; lecturer I.E.T.C. & Team member NHBM, Bodevi Shuya.

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all agriculture and allied disciplines. In her valedictory address, Dr. I. Amenla, said the farmers were facing the brunt of climate change and it was the duty of the functionaries to make farmers aware of it and its impact on them. She encouraged the trainees to emphasize on climate smart agriculture also asked them to encourage participation of women farmers in decision making as they play a major role in farming. The valedictor y function was chaired by DPD SAMETI, Tiajungla Longchar while feedback

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DIMAPUR: Three-day training programme on “climate resilient agriculture: approaches & practices” for ATMA functionaries was organised by State Agricultural Management and Extension Training Institute (SAMETI) from October 10-12 at SAMETI, Medziphema. In a welcome address, director SAMETI, Dr. I. Amenla Jamir, stressed on the importance of creating awareness and finding means of tackling the challenges posed by climate change on agriculture and allied sectors in the present scenario. The training course covered topics on

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SECHÜ ZUBZA STUDENTS’ UNION KOHIMA : NAGALAND

JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA, WAKCHING, DISTRICT–MON, NAGALAND Mobile No. 08414895813

JNV-ADMISSION -2018 Online application are being invited from the eligible intending candidates hailing from Mon district Nagaland for admission in Class-VI for the Session 2018-19 in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Mon district Nagaland. Online Registration as well as other Documents can be obtained / Downloaded and uploaded at nearby CSC (common Service Centre) located in Mon district and its different blocks. Last date of online Registration in CSC is 25.11.2017 for other details you can login through www.nvshq.org or School website www.mon. jnv.academy. Or Contact JNVST I/C, Mobile No. 7629868830 & District Education Officer, Mob No. 7085924090.

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The Sechü Zubza Students’ Union is extremely honoured and takes immense pride in congratulating Dr. Khobu Tsolo, S/O Vingusa for being conferred with the prestigious degree of doctorate in the field of Sociology with his thesis,” Information Technology and Middle Class: A Study of software professionals in Hyderabad”, from University of Hyderabad. The Union further wishes him success in his future endeavors. Vikolie Rino Anguzo Zhünyü President General Secretary K-3359

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NEW DELHI, OCT 17 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court has stayed National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission’s order bringing free medical services provided by government hospitals within the ambit of Consumer Protection Act to make doctors and hospital liable to pay compensation for any kind of negligence. A bench of Justices Madan B Lokur and Deepak Gupta agreed to examine Centre’s plea who rushed to the apex court challenging NCDRC’s order to bring all government

hospitals providing free treatment to patients under consumer protection law. The centre contended that the free services provided by government authorities could not be brought within the domain of consumer law. Making government hospitals liable for medical negligence, the apex consumer court had last year directed Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital to pay compensation of Rs two lakh to a parents for not treating their born baby properly leading to her death one and half months

after being admitted in the hospital. The consumer court held that the hospital was negligent in not admitting the baby in the nursery ICU where she could have been given proper medical care. The hospital had treated the baby in general ward and had refused to admit her in nursery on the ground that it was their policy not to admit out born baby to nursery as there was chance that it could cause infection to other babies. “Safdarjung hospital should have provided nursery facilities to the infant who was in critical condition. The facility was not made available arbitrarily and arrogantly on flimsy ground. A badly needed facility was denied on the basis of arbitrary and discriminatory policy of the hospital which is totally unacceptable,” the consumer court had said. The court also refused to accept plea of the hospital that it was providing free treatment to patients

and it could be made liable under consumer law. “Free services would also be a service and the recipient a consumer under the Act,” the court had said. As NCDRC’s will have a wider ramification, bringing all government hospital within the ambit of consumer law, the Centre filed appeal in the apex court challenging the verdict. Referring to SC’s 1995 verdict, additional solicitor general Pinky Anand and advocate Rajesh Ranjan, appearing for the government, said that doctors and hospitals who render free services to every person were not covered under the Act. Agreeing with the Centre’s submission, the bench said that the issue needed to be adjudicates and issued notice on government’s petition..” In the meanwhile, there shall be a stay of operation of the impugned judgment and order passed by the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission.”

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, October 18, 2017

Calcutta HC stays withdrawal of CRPF from Darjeeling KOLKATA: The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday put on hold the Centre’s decision to withdraw 15 companies of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) from Darjeeling and Kalimpong. The paramilitary personnel were deployed to maintain law and order during the agitation for a separate Gorkhaland state. The Court has put a stay on the Union government’s order till October 27. Earlier, the Centre had decided to withdraw 10 companies of CRPF, including three women companies, and three companies of Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) personnel from Darjeeling. The process was scheduled to start from Wednesday. On Monday, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had accused the Centre of trying to “divide” the state. She also raised the issue with the Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh. And following which the state government today approached the High Court.

UP CM Adityanath defends Taj Mahal Gorakhpur, Oct 17 (AGENCIES): The Taj Mahal was made by the blood and sweat of “Bharat Mata’s sons” and its protection was the responsibility of the Uttar Pradesh government, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on Tuesday. Announcing that he would visit Agra on October 26 to review tourism schemes, the Chief Ninister said the Taj Mahal was a historical monument regardless of the emperor who built it. There was a Rs. 370 crore work plan for the city and it was the government’ds duty to provide proper security and facilities to tourists Adityanath’s comments come a day after BJP MLA Sangeet Som questioned the Taj Mahal’s place in India’s heritage and observed that history would be rewritten to erase Mughal emperors from it. “It is immaterial as to who and how the Taj Mahal was built... It was made by the sweat and blood of Bharat Mata’s sons,” Adityanath said in Gorakhpur. “It is famous the world over for its architecture... it is a historical monument and

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its protection and further development for tourism is the responsibility of the government,” he said. The government was working for tourism development in the Kalinjer Fort (in Banda) and prepared schemes for the development of Rani Laxmibai’s Fort in Jhansi and the Chunar Fort (in Mirzapur), he said. In Lucknow, Principal Secretary (Information) Awanish Awasthi confirmed to journalists that the Chief Minister would visit the Agra Fort and review other schemes for the city. Som’s comments on the Taj Mahal came after the Adityanath government reportedly omitted the 17th century monument from an official booklet on tourist destinations.

“Many people are pained to see that the Taj Mahal was removed from the list of places [tourist destinations]. What type of history” he asked at a public meeting in Meerut on Monday. His comments prompted an angry response from All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen leader and Lok Sabha member Asaduddin Owaisi. He asked if the government would tell tourists not to visit the monument. The BJP stepped into the row with party spokesperson G V L Narasimha Rao describing the Muslim rule in India as “barbaric and a period of incomparable intolerance” while asserting that its members could hold any opinion they want on specific monuments. Fo l l ow i n g r e p o r t s about the Taj Mahal being left out of the booklet, the State government issued a press release that said, “Tourism projects worth Rs. 370 crore are proposed, under which schemes worth Rs. 156 crore for development of parks and various facilities are meant for the Taj Mahal and its surrounding areas in Agra.”

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The Yachem Anüti Lunglak with immense pleasure and honour congratulates Miss. Lenke Aventh and Miss Hanlemmoila for crowning the title First Runner-Up and Miss Congeniality respectively in recently held Miss. Phom 2017 organized by Yingla Welfare Society, Longleng. The Lunglak wishes them a great success in their future endeavor.

The Losami Students’ Union with immense joy congratulates Er. Khope Mekrisuh, S/o Zekhwete Mekhisuh for his outstanding achievement as Junior Engineer (Civil) under PHED through NPSC Combined Technical Service Examination 2016-2017. It is inspirational to witness hard work finally give birth to success. May God continue to bless you in your future endeavours.

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We the Lotha Students' Union Diphupar 'B' would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Lichonthung Patton, S/o Lt. Lidemo Patton and Mrs. Abeni Patton for bringing laurels to the Union by securing 6th Rank in the recently conducted NPSC (CTE) 2016-17 Exam as JE (Civil) Class-II Gazetted under Work and Housing Department. The Union wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to bless him with wisdom and good health and also grant success in all his future endeavour. Renbemo Kikon Gen. Secy.

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The Natsümi Kiphimi Küqhakulu is honoured to extend a heartiest congratulations to Mr. Akakito Assumi, S/o, Mr. Ghonito Assumi for his outstanding achievement for successfully clearing the SSC combined exam 2017 for the post of Sub-Inspector (BSF). The Union further wishes him good health and bright future. (TOHOSHE SWU) (JOSHUA SWU) President, NKK General Secretary, NKK

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We, the Council of Lirise Village take this privilege to honour and felicitate Mrs. Khitangpila, W/o Benjongba Sangtam of Lirise Village for successfully qualifying for the post of SDO Class-I Gazetted under Irrigation & Flood Control Dept. in the recently declared NPSC CTE Exam result. We further wish you great success even in the days to come. (Tsathrongse) (C. Selongchem) Secretary Chairman

With immense pride and joy, we the Tamlu Buhu Union Kohima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Hentung Phom, S/o Lt. Mongak & Mrs. Elong Phom for successfully securing the post of Junior Engineer (Civil) Class-II Gazetted under Works and Housing Department conducted by the NPSC for combined Technical Examination. The Union further wishes him good health and bright future. TBUK K-3368

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With immense pride and joy the Dimapur Chuchuyimlang lmkonglemba Asotsür Telongjem thank the Lord Almighty on the promotion of Shri. lmkonglemba (IAS) to the post of Principal Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland. It is our humble prayer that God Almighty grant him long life and wisdom for the sake of the people in the future days ahead. Sd/Mrs. R.Süngjeminla President DCIAT

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The VEC, Losami with immense pride & honour extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Khope Mekrisuh, (S/o Yekhwete Mekrisuh) for clearing the NPSC (Combined Technical Examination), as JE (PHED). The Committee while acknowledging your success, further prays & wishes you the very best in your future endeavours. Pfutsukolo Akami Secy., VEC

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Ezewekho Mekrisuh General Secretary

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The Dimapur Tsüngiki Ekhung (DTE) Women Ekhung & Youth Organization would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Limhachan Kikon, S/o. Shri. Elansao Kikon for being selected to the post of Workshop Calculation & Science under the Department of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship through NPSC. The DTE further wishes him success a prosperous future. P. Yibemo Kikon Chairman, DTE

to the company of Shah’s family. “The simple question is why is a union cabinet minister defending a private person of his business dealings? Whether Jay Shah is a member of the union cabinet or a national office bearer of the BJP? If not, why is government of India falling over backwards to defend the business of a private person?” asked Surjeevala.

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person when the accusation is a clear violation of the law and demand for an investigation in this conduct,” he said. Surjeevala also questioned the timing of union cabinet minister Piyush Goel holding a urgent press conference to defend Jay Shah when he was the power minister at the time of extension of “special loan”

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With immense pride and honour, we the Sangtamtilla Village Council extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Sanglikumba Chang, son of Ato Chingmak Chang who is presently residing in Sangtamtilla Village for his outstanding achievement to the post of SDO(Civil) CL-1 Gazetted under Works & Housing Department recently. T. LANU Chairman

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The Lotsu Eloe Yanpoe Yanpia Eyi Okho Dimapur Area would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Senjumbeni Kikon, D/o Dr. T. Kikon & Mrs. Npfulo Kikon for getting through NPSC Combined Technical Examination (CTE 2016) as SDO (Civil) under Works & Housing Department. We the Union further wishes her success in her future endeavours.

him in order to ensure a free and fair investigation?” retorted Surjeevala. Surjeevala further added fuel to the fire by citing that the union government gave special permission to additional solicitor general Tushar Mehta to defen Jay Shah, thereby questioning whether the premission was accorded by the union law minister in violation of rule 8 and 10 of the law officers (conditions of services) riles of 1987. “It is questionable whether it is appropriate for the highest law offices of the government of India to appear to defend a private

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from being involved in the 16,000 times jump in Temple Enterprises private limited owned by his son, wife and daughter-in-law in 2014-15. “PM Modi came to power by citing that he will neither “eat or let anyone eat”, meaning not indulge in corruption or let any of his relatives, their sons and daughters, friends, their wives or sons indulge in corruption. Now, his friend’s wife, son and daughter-in-law have been found to have begotten money from unclear sources of funds. Will Modi indulge in an investigation and ask Shah to resign or remove

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With immense pride and honour the descendents and family members of Late Tringkithong congratulate Shri Tsuamki L. Yimchunger, son of Shri Limthure T for securing the post of Junior Soil conservation officer (Cl-II Gazetted) under soil & water conservation Department. We further wish him the best in all his future endeavours. K-3352

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New Delhi, Oct 17 (AGENCIES): All India Congress committee (AICC) spokesperson and Kaithal MLA Randeep Singh Surjewala on Tuesday demanded answers from prime minister Narendra Modi over the “extraordinary growth” of Jay Shah, son of the PM’s friend and BJP national president Amit Shah during his tenure. Sur jeevala also demanded an investigation into the entire issue, and asked for Shah to step down from his post as the BJP national president till such time his name has been cleared

Mr. Moichung Shembu Phom

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With immense joy and honour the Kangching Students' Union extend our heartiest congratulations for their outstanding achievement in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Service Exam 2016-17. 1. Mr. Moichung Shembu Phom, Son of Mrs. Alila Manpa and Lt. Mr. A. Manpa Phom for securing the post of SDO-Electrical (Cl-I Gazatted) under Power Department. 2. Mr. Kanshing Phom, Son of Mr. Buphei Phom and Mrs. Baushah Phom for securing the post of Junior Engineer Electrical (Cl-II Gazatted) under Power Department. Your great accomplishment is indeed an exemplary achievement which will encourage the youngester to take the path of success that you have taken. Further the Union laud their achievement for bringing laurels to the village and wishes the very best in future endeavour. Mr. M. Mongnyü Phom Miss M. Yüngmei Phom President, KSU Info. Secretary, KSU

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take moral responsibility or not?” he asked. Shah alleged that wherever the Left parties ruled any place for long, they have encouraged political violence. “Be it Kerala or West Bengal or Tripura, political violence has become the political culture of the CPI-M,” he said. Throwing a challenge to the Chief Minister, Shah said, “We are ready to discuss with you issues of development. But will you answer about the killings of our workers? You do not have the courage.

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for course correction. Otherwise, the people of Kerala will throw them out. “If the CPI-M thinks it can suppress our voice by violence, then they are wrong. You cannot crush our ideology,” Shah added. Shah said the people of Kerala had not given Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan the mandate for killing innocent people and said that since the formation of the Left government as many as 13 BJP-RSS workers had been killed in the state. “Most incidents took place in the home district of Vijayan. Are you ready to

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, october 18, 2017

582,000 Rohingyas have fled to Bangladesh: UN

Newly arrived Rohingya Muslims been prevented from moving ahead towards refugee camps by Bangladesh border guard soldiers at Palong Khali, Bangladesh, Tuesday. (AP/PTI)

given the fragile condition they’re arriving in,” UNHCR spokesperson Andrej Mahecic said in Geneva. Many of the Rohingyas who arrived since Sunday told the UNHCR they were forced to leave when their villages were set on fire. Many of them walked for a week before they could cross over to Bangladesh. Around 60 per cent of the Rohingya refugees were children, according to data from Unicef, which warned that it will be forced to cut back the aid it provides them if it does not receive fresh contributions soon to respond to this emergency. Unicef spokesperson Marixie Mercado said so

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far the organisation managed to raise only seven per cent of the $76 million it sought to aid Rohingya refugee children in the next six months. “The children have witnessed atrocities and are in imminent need of aid in the form of shelter, water, vaccination and protection,” Mercado said. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization concluded the first phase of vaccination against cholera on 680,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar area. The second phase will begin next week but will cover only 200,000 children between one and five years of age.

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China claims global support for BRI

Washington, Oct 17 (IANS): US President Donald Trump has jokingly encouraged his former presidential rival Hillary Clinton to run against him in 2020, saying that she lost to him last year partly because “she wasnt good at what she did”. “Oh, I hope Hillary runs. Is she going to run? I hope. Hillary, please run again!” Trump said during a Rose Garden news conference with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday. Trump broke through the so-called “blue wall” in a surprise electoral victory in November last year, winning states such as Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Clinton won the national popular vote by nearly 3 million votes but Trump tried to cast doubt on that achievement, citing widespread voter fraud without presenting evidence to back up such a claim. Earlier on Monday, Trump had returned to his mocking nickname for Clinton, writing in a morning Twitter message that he “was recently asked if Crooked Hillary Clinton is going to run in 2020? My answer was, ‘I hope so!’” The President was asked about comments from the former Democratic presidential nominee defending the right of National Football League (NFL) players to kneel during the national anthem.

“She’s wrong... That’s why she lost the election,” Trump was quoted as saying by the Washington Post. Clinton said on Sunday that Trump’s attack on the NFL players is one of the “very clear dogwhistles” the President sends to his political base, Fox News reported. Most of the protesting players are black and Trump’s core political supporters are overwhelmingly white, the report said. “Actually, kneeling is a reverent position,” Clinton said in London, where she was promoting her book about the 2016 campaign. “It was to demonstrate in a peaceful way against racism and injustice in our criminal system.” At the news conference, Trump said that anyone kneeling during the playing of the national anthem at sporting events is “sitting, essentially”. “You’re disrespecting our flag, and you’re disrespecting our country,” he said. The NFL should have suspended some players for multiple instances of kneeling, Trump said. “But if Hillary Clinton actually made the statement that a form of sitting down during the playing of our great national anthem is not disrespecting, then I fully understand why she didn’t win,” he said. “Look, there are a lot of reasons she didn’t win, including that she wasn’t good at what she did.”

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H.Q.KIPHIRE 798611 NAGALAND Motto: March for Unity

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The Zapami Village Council, with immense pleasure we would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Lhiwepe Khutso VDB Secretary and his team, for receiving the best performing VBD in the District of Phek (Pfütsero block) during the year 2016-17. At the Nagaland Village Development Board Conference, 9th October 2017. The Village Council acknowledges the dedication and visionary work towards the Village and wishes their success in the future endeavour. (Zewekha Wetsah) Chairman Zapami Village Council K-3343

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With utmost pride and profound gratitude the Kohima Molungkimong Senso Union, together with the Kohima Molungkimong Tetsur Telongjem extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Ngeditemba Tzudir, S/o Mr. M. Medem Tzudir & Mrs. Romina for his outstanding achievement to the post of Computer operating & Processing Assistant (Class-III), under Directorate of Employment, Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, in the recently conducted Combined Technical Examination. May this achievement bring him greater heights in near future and be an inspiration for younger generation to come. The union prays for his future endeavour. Sd/Sd/A.Toshi Walling Wapang Tzudi President (KMSU) Gen. Secy. (KMSU)

FELICITATION The Office of Kiphire Tuensang District Sumi Students’ Union (KTDSSU) through this column expresses immense joy and honor and extend our heartiest congratulations to the following persons for bringing laurels to the Sumi’s of Kiphire District and in general for their outstanding achievements in the recently conducted NPSC Combined Technical Service Examination 2017. 1. ANGUVITO SUMI, S/o Lt. Aghozhe Sumi & Vikheli Sumi for securing the post of D.S.O District Sports Officer (Cl-I Gazetted) under Youth Resources & Sports Department. 2. KIHIKA G, S/o Ghohuto Yeptho & Akali for securing the post of Assistant Soil Survey Office (Cl-II Gazetted) under Soil and Water Conservation. 3. ISAC INAKHE YEPTHOMI, S/o George Kheito Yeptho & Atoli for securing the post of Agriculture Inspector (Cl-III Non-Gazetted) under Agriculture Department. The Union further hopes that they will continue to be an inspiration for the younger generation and prays that Almighty God bless them with divine wisdom in all their future endeavors. BOTHUKA YEPTHOMI V.ATOKA YEPTHO President, KTDSSU Gen. Secy., KTDSSU

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The Rachü Students’ Union Viswema extends our heartfelt congratulations to Mr Vizo Pusa, s/o Vilesa Pusa for clearing the recently declared NPSC Combined Technical Examination as Junior Engineer (Civil) (Cl-II Gazetted), under Works and Housing Department. The Union lauds his achievement and further wishes him success in all his future endeavors. Metol Neikha Zhopovito Kweho President Secretary

Chinese companies has been welcomed by the host countries,” he said. “China has developed partnerships of various forms with about 100 countries, regions and regional organisations. C h i n a ’s c i r c l e o f friends is widening day by day,” he said. Launched in 2013 as “one belt, one road”, the BRI involves China underwriting billions of dollars of infrastructure investment in countries along the old Silk Road linking it with Europe. The CPEC passes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), over which India has conveyed its protests to China. The area covers Karakoram mountain ranges, including the Siachen glacier. India skipped the Belt and Road Forum (BRF) in May this year due to its sovereignty concerns over the CPEC, a flagship project of China’s prestigious Silk Road project. The Trump administration recently threw its weight behind India’s opposition to CPEC, saying the project passes through “disputed territory” and no country should dictate the Belt and Road initiative. “In a globalised world, there are many belts and many roads, and no one nation should put itself into a position of dictating ‘one belt, one road’,” US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis had told members of the Senate Armed Services Committee during a

Congressional hearing. The massive investments especially into countries like Sri Lanka and Pakistan has raised criticism over these countries’ ability to pay back the loans as well as secrecy surrounding the investments. Sri Lanka which owed about USD eight billion of Chinese loans, recently signed agreement to hand over its Hambantota port to China for long lease under USD 1.2 billion debt swap. Defending the BRI, Tuo said China advocated international cooperation on production capacity aimed at leveraging the production capacities of all countries to service their developed needs and to build a more balanced inclusive global industrial chain. “It is not for the purpose of transferring backward capacity. Actually the logic is simple. In a highly open international market Chinese companies face fierce competition from local companies and international firms. Backward and surplus capacity has no market. Only high quality capacity can win the competition,” he said. The Communist Party of China’s once-in-afive-year Congress which is set to endorse a second term for the Chinese President Xi Jinping and elect a new set of leaders to work with him would begin here tomorrow and conclude on October 24.

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With immense pride and honour, we the Tungu, Enieo and Kinghen Union Kohima extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members. 1. Mr. David Tungoe, S/o Dr. Wothungo Tungoe for securing the 1st Rank to the post of SDO (Electrical) Cl-1 Gazetted under Power Department. 2. Miss Lydia Tungupvui, D/o Mr. Thungasao Tungoe for securing the post of Junior Engineer (JE) Cl-II gazette under Irrigation & Flood Control Department, in the recently declared NPSC. Combined Technical Exam. The Union further prays for God’s wisdom, good health and wishes them all the very best in their future endeavours. Lizamo Kinghen Nchemongo Tungoe Chairman, TEKUK Secretary, TEKUK

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Islamabad, Oct 17 (IANS): Two suspected US drone strikes on Tuesday killed 11 people on the mountainous Pakistan-Afghanistan border even as Pakistan cautioned the US to show restraint. Tuesday’s strike was the third drone strike in the area in the last 24 hours. Geo News said the attack in Anjargi area targeted the hideouts of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Jamat-ul-Ahrar and Haqqani network. On Monday evening, US drone strikes reportedly left nearly 20 militants dead. Pakistan Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif then cautioned the US that it should not conduct any attack in Afghanistan or Pakistan at a time when the Afghan peace talks had resumed in Oman.

Beijing, Oct 17 (PTI): China today put up a staunch defence of its Belt and Road Initiative ahead of the ruling Communist Party’s key Congress, claiming that the project has global support and Chinese firms have invested USD 560 billion overseas and created millions of jobs in host countries. Addressing the media in a carefully choreographed press conference where reporters were assigned questions in advance, CPC’s spokesman Tuo Zhen responded to queries on the criticism related to the BRI of which the USD 50 billion ChinaPakistan-Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a part. Skirting references to the CPEC, Tuo said since the BRI initiative was launched, “It was recognised and welcomed by the international community. The initiative has been incorporated into several UN documents.” Refuting criticism that China is transferring its excess industrial capacity through the BRI, Tuo said “between 2013 and 2016 Chinese companies have invested about USD 560 billion overseas, paid over USD 100 billion in various kind of taxes to the host countries and created millions of jobs for the local communities.” He said the investments have helped the receiving countries to transform their resources and labour power for development. “The investment by

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With immense pride and joy, the Singsit Organisation Nagaland convey our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Mr. Lamkhomang Singson, S/o Mr & Mrs Seilun Singson, Village lnbung. Dist. Peren, Nagaland, who was recently selected as Librarian (Class-II Gazetted) under the Department of Justice & Law in the just concluded NPSC CTS Exam 2016. 2. Dr. Paojatong Singson, S/o Mr & Mrs Lamjasei Singson Ahthibung Town, Dist. Peren Nagaland on being conferred Doctor of Philosophy in the subject of Neurobiology from the Department of Life Science & Bioinformatics under Assam University, in the topic "Role of selected vitamins in mitigating neurotoxicity induced by medicinal plants used in Nagaland" under the guidance of Dr Meenakshi Bawari and Almighty God. Further, the Organisation wishes them success and may the Almighty God continue to bless them in their future endeavours. Khupkholun Singson President Singsit Organisation Nagaland DP-10821

GHOKUTO VILLAGE COUNCIL GRATITUDE

The public expresses immense gratitude to Er. HUKHETO SUMI, Executive Engineer, PWD (R&B) Dimapur Division for providing machineries free of cost to reopen the Nihokhu-Ghokuto road, the only lifeline of the village which had remained blocked since August 2017 due to landslide in several location. Villagers would be ever grateful for his noble gesture shown towards the people. May Almighty God continue to bless him long life and success as he continue to render selfless service for the well being of public. Sd/G. SHIKAVI ZHIMO, Head GB, Ghokuto Village

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We the TSARU Students' Union with immense pride and honour would like to congratulate the following members for clearing the prestigious combined technical service examination 2016-17. 1. Er. Khitangpila (D/o. Mr & Mrs. Imtimayang Anar) SDO (Civil/Agri) Class- I under Irrigation & Flood Control. 2. Er. Sashikumba (S/o. Mr & Mrs. Imtimayang Anar) J.E. Class-II under Works & Housing Dept. The Union also congratulates all the successful candidates in their future endeavour. General Secy. President I. ABENLA LIPOKMEREN

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I, Mr. Rongtsali goes by the name Atsalee L. Sangtam on facebook son of Lt. Lirise express regret and render my apology to Mr. Chuba Chang, Tuensang under Education Department, Govt. of Nagaland for tarnishing his good image and defaming him on social Networking Site (FB) by complaining against him on ACAUT Nagaland FB page on 13/10/2017 by calling Mr. Chuba as a looter and accusing of deducting an enormous amount from Mother Bank Account in her Final pension payment and making a false and derogatory statement without any justification. I declare that the accusation levelled against him was baseless and void. DP-10859

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I, Shri. Akaho Chishi, F/o. Mr. Puluto A. Chishi, R/o. Aghunato Town, in the district of Zunheboto : Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under :1. That the name and details of my son has been inadvertently entered/recorded in his Academic Document/C.R as below :i) Name : Puloto ii) F/Name : Akahoto ii) M/Name : Lotoli iv) Address : Aghulito 2. Whereas, his correct name and details should be written/read as below :i) Name : Puluto A. Chishi ii) F/Name : Akaho Chishi iii) M/Name : Lhotoli iv) Address : Aghunato Town Date of Birth : 26/12/2000 3. That this affidavit is made to declare the correct name and details of my son Puluto A. Chishi. Deponent Regd. No. 1275/17 Date : 16.10.2017 Notary Public DP-10817

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Dated, Mon the 06-09-2017

Whereas an application has been submitted by Smti. Yinglih Konyak with prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of her husband deceased Late C. Mongong Konyak Ex. Constable UBC under the establishment of Sr. Superintendent of Police, Mon who expired on 08/07/2017. Objection are hereby invited from persons having objection or claim for withdrawal of the said dues by the applicants within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this Notification. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period. DP-10825(C)

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DECLARATION I, Shri. Prem Kumar Thapa Magar, S/o Late Nam Bahadur Thedi Magar, R/o 8 Assam Rifles, C/o. 99 APO do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my actual name is Prem Kumar Thapa Magar. 3. That that my Father's name is Late Nam Bahadur Thedi Magar. 4. That my name has been entered/recorded as Prem Kumar Thapa in my Aadhaar Card bearing no. 766876419451 and all my official documents. 5. That my Father's name has been entered as Late Jagat Bahadur Thapa in all my other official documents. 6. That the names Prem Kumar Thapa Magar, Prem Kumar Thapa, Late Jagat Bahadur Thapa and Late Nam Bahadur Thedi Magar is same and one person 7. That henceforth the name Prem Kumar Thapa Magar and Late Nam Bahadur Thedi Magar shall be used in all official and future correspondences. 8. That this affidavit is made to aver the above made statements.

VERIFICATION I hereby verify that the statements made in paras 1 to 8 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me. Notary Public Regd. No. 167/17, Date : 17/10/17 DP-10841

AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Shri. Kiyekhu Vikishe Asumi, S/o Vikishe Asumi, state Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi (Naga). 2. That my actual name and correct name is Kiyekhu Asumi, however in my first service appointment order my name is inadvertently entered/ recorded as Kiyekhu Vikishe Asumi and my service regularization order my name is entered as Kiyekhu Vikishe Asumi. 3. That the name Kiyekhu Vikishe Asumi and Kiyekhu Asumi refers to me as one and same person having single identity. That the statements made in the paragraph 1 & 3 of the affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on this day 16th October 2017 at Zunheboto.

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he Embassy of India is presenting the third edition of Sarang Festival of India in Korea which will be a particularly meaningful event this year as it marks the 70th anniversary of India’s independence – as it is the exact same day that Korea attained its independence. Sarang will introduce a range of India’s culture and the diversity through music, dance, film, food, and art in various cities such as Seoul, Busan, Seosan, Miryang, and Gimhae.

Following the enthralling performance of the Rattle and Hum Music Society during the Handshake Concert held in China last year, the Embassy of Korea has invited the Society, an empanelled organisation of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) to participate in this year’s edition of the Sarang Festival. And the inauguration program of the Festival has been endowed onto to the Society, for which the Society has carefully

handpicked an array of musicians and artistes from different States of the North East. Altogether, 11 artistes hailing from Nagaland, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram along with 5 officials will be participating in the Festival. The artistes include the regionally acclaimed ‘Colored Keys’ which consists of three accomplished male vocalists, the new pop sensation called ‘5Feet’ which has four young and sprightly female artists, the very talented soloist Renbeni

Odyuo – Naga Idol 2010, and ‘Ethnic Future’ a Folk and Fusion dance group. This year’s Sarang will see the colours of the North East India as the performers are all geared up to give the Korean crowd a taste of our culture and talent. The artistes will be performing in three different cities starting with the KBS Art Hall, Seoul on the October 20, Seoul Grand Park on 21 and 22, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Seoul on 23, Seosan City on 25 and 26 and finally Busan Cinema Centre on 28 and 29. The show is being exclusively managed, curated and promoted by the Rattle and Hum Music Society, Nagaland. The purpose of this festival is not only to showcase the range and diversity of Indian culture to the friendly Korean people, but also to raise recognition and branding of Indian culture in the vibrant and competitive cultural world in Korea, as well as showcasing similarities existing between the two countries.

he Naga Christian Fellowship Chennai (NCFC) organised its annual praise and worship programme ‘Rejoice’ on October 15 at C.S.I. St. Matthias Church with the theme ‘We Speak Life’. The programme began with a word of encouragement and prayer by the former Chief Secretary of Nagaland C.J.Ponraj, IAS (Retd). During the programme the NCFC praise and worship team mesmerized the congregation with various contemporary songs and music. Meanwhile, the special guest Agricultural Marketing and Agri Business Chennai, commissioner-S.J.Chiru, IAS, exhorted the gathering with his personal experiences and also urged the youths to stay focused on their goals despite all circumstances in life. The word of God was shared by pastor Wapangtoshi who enlightened the congregation saying music always occupied a place of importance in the worship of God’s people. Earlier, Naga Food

Some Dignitaries at the event with NCF Chennai Praise & Worship Team.

Fest was organised at the church premises where people from all walks of life relished in the Naga dishes

served with its authentic General (Audit) Nagaland, tastes. The programme Benjamin Karunakaran, ended with a closing prayer IA&AS. by Deputy Accountant (NP)

es, one song each for preliminary and final rounds. Sound track or one musical instrument could be used but sight reading of lyrics will not be allowed. Selection of the contestants for both the preliminary as well as declaration of ultimate winners will solely depend on judges’ decision while there will be a winner, runner-up and two sub titles. However, subtitles for viewers’ choice award will be based on voting system which will be done by the viewers present at the venue. The organisers further informed that free audio recording for the finalists will be sponsored by Sound King, Jalukie B.

Kids Worship Centre Celebrates 12th Anniversary

Happy Birthday Afo Niloino Sheqi & Amu Shekivi Sheqi "The Lord has done it this very day; let us rejoice and be glad." Ps 118:24

You might not be able to blow the candles on your cake. But as if it were the light of a million candles, your love brighten up our lives in a way that no one can explain. Finally, you have got a whole number as your age. Happy 1st Birthday! DP-10657

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eren District Music Society (PDMS) will be organizing the Peren Voice Impact season-4 on November 3 at Jalukie town. According to the organisers, any citizen from Peren will be eligible to participate in the contest. Persons whose origin is from Peren district but residing outside the district can also participate in the contest. The participants should be 14 years and above. Organisers also infor med that for ms for the contest could be obtained from PDMC office, area coordinators or call 9436425228, 9485208754. The competition will be conducted on two stag-

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WC had a thanksgiving service on October 15 in commemoration of its 12th Anniversary. Guest speaker during the event Alemla Apong exhorted the parents and the members. Also the ongoing Music Video project was screened. The celebration ended with a family feast.

Temsumongba Ozukum an Ao song writer and singer recently released his 2nd Album entitled ‘Kü Teimla’ at East Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo after a prayer by the church pastor Jongpong Imsong. This album speaks about Gods undignified love which gives hope for every lost soul.

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Mahrez snatches draw for struggling Leicester

Mahrez celebrates with Islam Slimani after scoring his first goal of the season.

it was not enough to lift the 2016 champions out of the bottom three. The Algerian international -- who had missed a sitter earlier in the match

Peren district legislators’ football trophy

Dimapur, Oct 17 (NPN): The Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) will be conducting a 2-day referee clinic for the Naga style wrestling at IG Stadium, Kohima on October 19 and 20. The clinic will be conducted in two phases- refresher course for old timers on October 19 and freshers course on October 20 from 11:00 am onwards. Therefore, ASA, CWA & ZWA have been asked to attend the clinic without fail.

would only participate in the leagues only if the BCCI honoured the MoU document signed in 2014 and resumed playing bilateral cricket with Pakistan. He noted that any Test or ODI league would be meaningless without IndoPak bilateral matches. “The documents signed by participating boards have to be handed over to the relevant committee in three or four months time,” he said. “We will only sign if we get what we want. India fulfilling its obligations as per the MoU in 2014,” he said. In the MoU, which Sethi signed with his BCCI counterpart, the two countries were slated to play six bilateral series between 2015 and 2023 with Pakistan hosting the first series in 2015/16.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

In the midst of grief, our hearts are comforted by your prayers and support Our beloved father, Dikhrolo Mero, went home to be with the Lord on 10th October 2017. We wanted him to be with us longer, but we believe that God has called him to rest and free him from all bodily sufferings. He believed and we also believe that we will be reunited one day, as whoever believes in the resurrected Lord. The family of the late Dikhrolo Mero would like to convey our most sincere thanks to relatives, friends, church members, neighbours, former colleagues, prayer groups and well-wishers for their sympathy and support extended during his prolonged illness. We also wish to thank all who helped in arranging the beautiful funeral service of our beloved father and were a part of it following his passing. We have all been deeply comforted by your acts of kindness. We are sorry that we are unable to mention each individual’s name but we remember you and our prayer is that God will bless you. Our gratitude to the doctors and nurses at BLK Hospital New Delhi, AIIMS Hospital New Delhi, Eden Medical Centre Dimapur and CIHSR Dimapur. Special thanks to the Palliative Care Unit at CIHSR for the excellent care that our father received in the last few months of his life. 11. Roko Angami 12. Chakhesang Public Organisation 13. Western Chakhesang Hoho 14. NPWD Department 15. Chakhesang Gazetted Officers Association 16. Chakhesang Thinkers’ Forum 17. Lekromi Baptist Church 4. Er. Levi Rengma, Parliamentary Secretary, PWD 18. Lekromi Village Council (Housing), Nagaland 19. Lekromi Union, Dimapur/Kohima 5. Vikheho Swu, MLA 20. Kuzhami Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima 6. Vilelie Khamo 21. Kuzhami Baptist Church Dimapur 7. Benjamin Newmai, Commissioner & Secretary, 22. Kuzhalhu Zawe 23. Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima Nagaland Legislative Assembly 8. Arun Sethi 24. Engineers (NPWD) Chakhesang Community 9. Pongshi Phom 25. Naharbari Village Council 10. Temjen Toy, Addl. Chief Secretary & Finance 26. Innovations Dimapur Commissioner

Born on : 25/11/1999 – Died on : 10/10/2017

Words are inadequate to express our sincere gratitude to all those who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially and materially at the sad demise of our beloved daughter Late Achumlo Ngullie, who passed away for heavenly abode on 10-10-2017 at Duncan Bosti, Dimapur. We deeply regret our inability to mention and thank each and everyone of you individually, but pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Our special thanks goes to : 1. Shri. T. R Zeliang, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Nagaland. 2. Shri. Y. Patton, Hon'ble Home Minister of Nagaland. 3. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur District. 4. Administrator and staff, DMC. 5. Superintendent of Food & Civil Supply, Dimapur 6. Naga Council, Dimapur. 7. GBs Union, Dimapur 8. Lotha Baptist Church, Dimapur 9. Tsüngiki Ekhung, Dimapur 10. Doctors & staff of Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai. 11. Doctors & staff of Eden Hospital, Dimapur. 12. Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 13. Fingerprint, Duncan Bosti, Dimapur. 14. Morung Express, Dimapur. Loving dad, mom, brothers, sisters, relatives and in-laws.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We are also grateful to: 1. T.R. Zeliang, Chief Minister, Nagaland 2. Neiba Kronu, Minister of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Nagaland 3. Dr. Nicky Kire, Minister of Roads and Bridges, Nagaland

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Lt. Lanuwabang (Khensa) Born on : 1st Nov.1948 – Died on : 5th Oct. 2017 A man with umpteen patience who could still see the sunset even on the darkest of days, who carried the word of God as his shield and whose honesty was his crown throughout. He was my beloved husband, our Oba, Odi, Ako and Avo. To all who had acquaintance and walked alongside him, lent a helping hand and made fervent prayers for his wellbeing, we pray that God grace your life with abundance. Loving wife, children & relatives DP-10833

08/06/1947 – 12/10/2017 We the bereaved family members of Lt. Obila Kelio, Wife of Lt. Vilaselie Kelio Kohima Village, remains indebted to each and every individual and all the family members, close friends and neighbors who supported us in prayers and in all possible ways during her prolonged illness and at the sudden demise. We also extend our special thanks to: 1. Faith Harvest Church Kohima 2. Khasi Church Kohima 3. Kohima Ao Baptist Church 4. Dr. KezhalezoAngami 5. Dr. Kejavisa (Asa) Savino 6. Dr. Wabang 7. All the ICU Nurses of Bethel Medical Centre Kohima 8. Dr. Nicky Kire & Family 9. Supply Colony Council and Youth Wing. Loving son, daughter, in-laws and relatives K-3369

Born 15.01.1920 – Died 13.10.2017 ( 97 years old) We the bereaved family members of our beloved Lt TEMSUNUNGSANG LEMTUR, Mopungchuket village, extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who supported and comforted us through prayers, physically and financially during his brief illness and at the sad demise on 13th Oct.2017. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone personally, but your support and good deeds will always remain in our heart. May our almighty Lord Bless you all abundantly. Loving wife , children, grandchildren, in-laws and relatives. DC-2405

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K ARAC H I , O c t 1 7 (PTI): The Pakistan Cricket Board has agreed to be a part of the World Test and One-day leagues, announced by the ICC, only if the BCCI honours the MoU signed between the two boards in 2014 to play bilateral series. “PCB will only sign on the document for participating in the World Test and ODI leagues if India fulfils its obligations to play bilateral cricket with Pakistan outlined in the MoU signed between the two boards,” PCB chairman Najam Sethi told the media in Lahore. Giving details of the ICC meetings held in Auckland which he attended, Sethi said Pakistan’s participation in the new ICC events was conditional. Sethi said Pakistan had made it clear that it

LT. ER. DIKHROLO MERO 26th April 1952 - 10th October 2017

ASU Seniors FC, KBA football exhibition match

NWA to hold referee clinic

Maguire’s header round the post for a corner. Mahrez, though, should have put the hosts 1-0 up in the 51st minute but instead blasted the ball high over the bar from close range after being brilliantly found by Marc Albrighton. Mahrez’s miss took on an even more damaging hue when Chadli struck with his superb freekick after Kelechi Iheanacho’s undistinguished evening continued when he fouled Grzegorz Krychowiak to give it away. However, the Algerian made amends 10 minutes from time rifling home the ball into the far corner from compatriot Islam Slimani’s knockdown.

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Dimapur, Oct 17 (NPN): The 11th edition of Peren District Legislators’ Football Trophy will be held from November 15 at Peren town local ground. The winner of the tournament will receive a cash prize of Rs. 1, 00,000 with certificate and a rolling trophy while the runner-up will pocket Rs. 50,000. The entrance fee is Rs. 3000 and the last date for submission of entrance fee and team list is November 5. For more information, contact control room, Peren town at 9436262797, 9436681957, 9436607578 or 9436402746.

Dimapur, Oct 17 (NPN): The 2nd edition of football exhibition match between Seniors FC, Angami Students Union (ASU) and Kohima Bar Association (KBA) will be held on October 18 at 10:00am at local ground, Kohima. Addressing media during the unveiling of Seniors FC Jersey, officials and players expressed happiness that the exhibition match is a part of the ongoing 18th NSF Martyrs Memorial Trophy. The team management said that the club was looking forward to the match. Starting from this year edition, Neiu Zashümo, proprietor of Sports Paradise Kohima would be sponsoring the running trophy.

-- struck 10 minutes from time but the draw extended the Foxes winless streak to six which was the same run that saw Claudio Ranieri sacked months after deliv-

are in mid-table four points better off than Leicester. It took 35 minutes for either side to fashion a chance on goal Danny Simpson’s fierce effort being parried away by West Brom goalkeeper Boaz Myhill, who was making his first appearance in the Premier League in over a year. Early in the secondhalf Ahmed Hegazi got Myhill into all sorts of trouble, his under-hit backpass forcing the goalkeeper to charge from his area bringing down Jamie Vardy in the process for which he was booked by Mike Dean. From the subsequent freekick Myhill did well to get down and turn Harry

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LEICESTER, Oct 17 (Agencies): Riyad Mahrez’s first Premier League goal of the season secured Leicester a 1-1 draw with West Brom on Monday but

ering them their remarkable title triumph. Ranieri’s replacement in the dug out Craig Shakespeare said the players deserved a win for all the effort they were putting in. “We could do with a win, make no mistake,” he told the BBC. “Once we get that win then hopefully we will climb up the table. It is tight down there and one win takes you three or four places up and that is what we aim to do.” Belgian international Nacer Chadli had given West Brom the lead earlier in the second-half with a stunning long range freekick but whilst they also saw their run without a win extended to six games they

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We express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual who stood by us and shared our grief and supported us physically, spiritually and financially during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved Jacob V. Zhimomi of Kiyezu-A Village, who left us for his heavenly abode on 14th Oct. 2017. We extend our special gratitude to : 1. Jacob Zhimomi, Hon’ble MLA Govt. of Nagaland 2. Anato Zhimomi, Class - 1 Contractor 3. Khezheli (Khekiho) Zhimomi 4. EAC Aghunaqa 5. All Nagaland DB Association 6. Dimapur District DB Association 7. ADC Office (DB’s Staff) Niuland 8. DB’s Court Aghunaqa 9. Z. Kasheto Yepthomi, Class-1 Contractor 10. S. Vihuto Yepthomi President WSKH 11. Tokuho Suhoi Hd. GB Suhoi Village 12. Pekingto Y. Jimo PS to Jacob Zhimomi MLA 13. Mughavi Kiho K. Hetoi 14. Hokugha Assumi, Thilixu 15. Mughato Chophy Unity Village 16. Sinle Woch and family Dimapur 17. Gwarüno Khing and Family Kohima 18. Lily Kenna-o Dimapur 19. Doctors, Nurses & Staffs of NEIGRIHMS 20. Kiyezu-A Baptist Church (General/Youth/Women) 21. Kiyekhu Baptist Akukuhou 22. Hevikhe Baptist Akukuhou 23. Pukhato Baptist Akukuhou 24. Tseminyu Town Baptist Church We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual in this column but we pray to Almighty God to bless you all abundantly for all the good deeds you have done for us. Loving parents, wife, son, families and relatives

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Horsepower Challenge underway at Agri Expo U-17 WC: Spain beat

(L-R) The two female drivers all set to take off during the 1000 cc (below) beginners event. One of the participants in action at the 7th Horsepower Challenge on Tuesday. (NP)

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Dimapur, Oct 17 (NPN): The three-day 7th Horsepower Challenge organized by Nagaland Adventure Club (NAC) got under Tuesday at Agri Expo, 4th Mile, Dimapur, with over 135 participants all over the country. The annual racing event in the previous years was held in Kohima and this is the first time that the event is being held in Dimapur.

Pa r tic ipa nts fr o m states including Meghalaya, Assam, Kerala, Mizoram, Delhi, Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland are participating in the event. Day one of the event saw over 80 participants competing in Autocross (four wheelers) in different sub-categories including 1000 cc (below) beginners, 1000 cc (below) open, 1000 cc to 1300cc and SUVs. The finals for autocross will be held on October 18 which will be

followed by prize distribution. The motocross event with over 55 registered participants will be held on the final day of the challenge. Sub-categories for the event will include experts, novices, beginners and locals. For the first time in the history of the challenge, a total of five female drivers are taking part in the event. Two female drivers took part in the autocross 1000 cc (below) beginners’ cat-

Inter-engineering college alumni sports meet

egory while three female bikers have registered to participate in the autocross event which will be held on October 19. With a pleasant weather as compliment, events on day-one were held successfully with no reports of any unfortunate incidents till the final race of the day. The venue was also filled with car racing enthusiasts from in and around the city cheering the participants and also supporting

the event. It may be mentioned here that although without a proper or permanent racing track with the introduction of the sport in the state, the number of racers among the youths have been growing steadily. With events such as this, the state has also been able to produce racers who have taken part in various national and international level championships. Earlier in the day, the event began with an invocation by Diphupar Ao Baptist Church, youth ministry associate pastor, Talimoa Jamir. The welcome address was delivered by NAC president Khriekeso Paul Rutsa. For more information on the event one may visit Nagaland Adventure Club’s Facebook Page or contact the organizers at 7005-13-4720/9863-174444. The organizers have invited well wishers and motorsport lovers to come, witness and be part of the event which starts at 9 a.m.

France to enter quarters

Guwahati, Oct 17 (Agencies): A late penalty by Abel Ruiz sent Spain into the quarter-finals of the FIFA U-17 World Cup India 2017 after a 2-1 victory over France in Guwahati on Tuesday. The result takes the European champions into a last-eight showdown against Iran in Kochi on Sunday. The opening half was a cagey affair between these two European heavyweights, with little to separate the two sides through the first half hour. That changed on 34 minutes, as France took the lead through Lenny Pintor’s fine move and finish after Amine Gouiri picked him out on the left side of the Spain box. Then, just before half-time, Spain drew level through Juan Miranda. The Barcelona defender made an unattended run into the France box to meet Ferran Torres’s cross from the right after France failed to clear their lines. That equaliser seemed

Spanish players celebrate after scoring the first goal against France during the U-17 World Cup on Tuesday. (PTI)

to inspire Spain in the second half, with Sergio Gomez having the pick of their chances. He forced France goalkeeper Yahia Fofana into a good save on 56 minutes before missing the target with an excellent free-kick opportunity. As the match seemed destined for a penalty shoot-

out at the full-time whistle, Spain were awarded a decisive spot-kick in the final minutes after substitute Jose Lara went down under the close attentions of defender Oumar Solet in the France box. Captain Ruiz stepped up to convert the penalty and send Spain into the last eight of the competition.

NSF Martyrs’ trophy: Forerunners, Barak FC enter semi-finals Correspondent

Participants of Inter Engineering Colleges Nagaland Alumni sports meet.

Dimapur, Oct 17 (NPN): The Nagaland Alumni Associations of four colleges, MMEC Gorakhpur, NIE Mysore, NERIST Itanagar and LDCE Ahmedabad held an Inter Engineering Colleges Nagaland Alumni sports meet at Jakhama

ground on October 14. The event was organised by LDCE Ahmedabad Nagaland Alumni and the tournament champion’s trophy was donated by the organisers in memory of Lt.Er Imtionen. LDCE Ahmedabad

Alumni emerged as the champion. NERIST Itanagar Alumni bagged the second place while MMEC Gorakhpur Alumni secured the third place. E r. A t o k i t o, w h o scored 5 goals for LDCE, was declared the best player.

HC upholds appeal; Sreesanth life ban to stay

Kochi, Oct 17 (IANS): In what could be a shocking blow to former Indian pacer S. Sreesanth, a division bench of the Kerala high court on Tuesday upheld the appeal made by the BCCI against the earlier single bench verdict that lifted the life ban on the bowler in August this year. The division bench of Chief Justice Navniti Prasad Singh ruled that the court cannot conduct a judicial review on the life ban imposed by the BCCI and hence upheld the appeal. The court heard the appeal petition for the past

Open football tourney at Shokhuvi D IMAPUR , O CT 1 7 (NPN): Shokhuvi village would be organizing open football tour nament at Shokhuvi from October 30November 4. The winner of the tournament will receive a cash prize of Rs. 25,000 and runners-up Rs. 10,000 besides individual prizes. Interested teams/ clubs have been asked to contact 9612048213 and 878764857 for details.

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two days and delivered its verdict, which has now for the time being ended his hopes of not just playing for Kerala Ranji side in its upcoming matches but also to take part in practise sessions at any place that comes under the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) or any state

cricket association. Speaking to the media, Kerala Cricket Association secretary Jayesh George said the KCA was supporting Sreesanth ever since the ban was lifted. “We had made arrangements for him to undergo a full fitness test so as to make him match fit. Now with this verdict, we will now have to respect it,” said George. Now the only option before Sreesanth is to approach the apex court and, according to sources close to the bowler, he is likely to go in appeal against this verdict.

Ko h i m a , O c t 1 7 (NPN): Forerunners 4th NAP Thizama and Barak FC, Peren registered win on Tuesday to complete the semi-finals teal line up of the ongoing 18th NSF Martyrs’ Memorial Trophy. The trophy is being organized by Angami Students’ Union under the theme ‘goal for peace.’ In the third quarter final match, Forerunners 4th NAP Thizama beat Khyouchi FC, Manipur 5-2 to book their semi-finals berth. Vekhruto Resu opened the scoring for Forerunners in the 4th minute, however, Khyouchi FC fought back and scored a goal through Ramkhon (9) in the 35th minute, and went on to score his second goal in the 38th minute. However, a few minutes later Purakum (11) of Forerunners equalized the second goal in 41st minute to make it 2-2 in the first half. The second half saw a competitive match with both teams striving to overtake each other and in the process, Mathew Kezhose (13) of Forerunners made a brilliant attempt and found the 3rd goal for his team in 56th. He scored again in the 71st minute to make it 4-2. Purakum added his second goal in the 85th minute to seal the match 5-2. Kichie (4) of Forerunners was cautioned for

Minister L. Dikho with Barak FC and Lamphel FC players and others before the match on Tuesday. (NP)

unsporting behaviour in the field. In the second match, the two times former champions Barak FC thrashed visiting team Lamphel FC from Manipur by 5-0. The first goal of Barak FC was scored by Kivi Jimo (9) from a spot kick after Raja (14) of Lamphel FC was awarded yellow card for handball inside the D box. Thousands football fans that packed the ground’s gallery were discouraged with the controversy that arose in the 38th minute as Davikho (5) of Barak FC physically charged a player of Lamphel for tripping a team-mate. The referee issued a yellow card against Davikho for the unsporting behavior however, Francis O of Lamphel FC was sent

off the field with a red card for arguing over the decision of the referee Meyieto Sachii. Subsequently, the entire team of Lamphel FC protested and the match was halted with the team not accepting the decision of the referee for about an hour. The matter was resolved with the interference of the technical committee of the tournament and match commissioner, while the match referee Sachii was suspended and replaced by Lhousavoto Senotsu for the match and the match resumed. After the breather, with 10 men in the field, Lamphel FC could not keep up with their opponent. Taking advantage of the disorder in position and arrangement, Barak

FC attacked viciously. The second goal for Barak FC again came from the boot of Kivi Jimo in 57th, and the 3rd and 4th goals were netted by Khwetelhi (7) and Elminhao Kilong (13) in 59th and 62nd minutes respectively. Rhitsho Mero scored the 5th goal in the 80th minute. Despite 5 goals down, Lamphel FC did not loss hope and tried their best till the final whistle; however the strong Barak FC team denied all the chances and checked the advances by its opponent. In the injury added time, Makulung of Lamphel FC was sent off from the field for foul play. Interestingly maximum players were cautioned for unspor ting behaviour in the fourth quarter-final match. The

players are Raja (14) and Dhamen (3) of Lamphel FC, and Keneisedelie (14), Tingyak Konyak, Davikho (5) and Khwetelhi Thopi (7) from Barak FC. Revenue Officer Kohima Anyei Walliem was the match patron for 3rd quarter final while minister PHED, stationery and printing Manipur L. Dikho graced the 4th quarter-final match as special guest. L. Dikho, Zevikuo Liezietsu and Ketholetuo Khezhie, who participated in Subroto Cup and won the title for Nagaland in 1980, also witnessed the two matches together.

Today’s match 1st semi-final Time: 1:30 PM Nagaland police (DGP team red) Vs Tangkhul Students’ Union

25th LMSSOC: Donching Yangmei rout Settle FC 6-0

NCA meeting

Dimapur, Oct 17 (NPN): The Nagaland Cricket Associations has informed all district cricket associations and members of NCA that there will be a meeting on October 20 at 3:30 pm at Niathu Resort, Chumukdima, Dimapur. Therefore, all district associations have been asked to send three office bearers, namely- president, general secretary and treasurer to attend the meeting. The associations are also asked to bring the list of current office bearers.

Match between Sunaki FC Longra and Tenyimi XI FC on Tuesday.

Dimapur, Oct 17 (NPN): Donching Yangmei FC ‘B’ routed Settle FC 6-0 in the first match at the ongoing 25th Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship (LMSSOC) on Tuesday. Lunchanlung scored the first goal in the very first minute of the match. C. Kaimang and Desingam scored 2 goals each and

the 6th goal for Donching Yangmei FC ‘B’ was scored by Senti. In the second match, Sunaki FC Longra and Tenyimi XI FC thrilled the spectators with their excellent display of skills and strength before settling for a 1-1 draw. The first half ended goalless. K. Kuotsu of Tenyimi XI scored the first goal in

the 8th minute of second half. Later in the 16th minute, Y. Kemp scored the equalizer for Sunaki FC Longra via penalty. Today’s matches 1st match: 12:00 noon Ngangpong FC vs 3rd NAP Battalion 2nd match: 1:30 pm Hongpong XI FC Haak vs 40th Assam Rifles

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