October 19, 2016

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DIMAPUR wednesday, october 19, 2016

NH-29 bandh temporarily suspended

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Waste should be made into wealth: Gov

bandh marred by violence; CM seeks 7-day time; Sec. 144 CrPC IMPOSED in Chumu area

of the case would be probed and also suggesting inclusion of Food and Civil Supply Department (F&CS) within the ambit of the investigation. According to CCoFA, initially the F&CS was not included in the “terms of reference” of the SIT. Also, Zeliang has assured to give a written assurance through State chief secretary by Tuesday evening. It is however unclear whether the “independent inquiry” referred to the CBI since no clear indication existed.

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DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (NPN): Police went to action on the second day of the indefinite NH 29 bandh on government vehicles and oil tankers Tuesday when nine leaders of Co-ordination Committee on Fuel Adulteration (CCoFA) were taken into custody at Chumukedima bridge at Patkai junction after the cabinet on Sunday had declared the bandh as illegal. CCoFA leaders were detained by police at around 7:40 a.m from Patkai Bridge where volunteers were stationed to enforce the bandh since Monday. According to CCoFA, the detention order of its leaders, which included three complainants in the fuel adulteration case, was reportedly issued by ACP Khalo Khapfo, a member of the SIT constituted for investigating the fuel adulteration case. The arrest of the CCoFA leaders took an ugly turn when protestors, numbering hundreds and anti-riot gear clad police personnel started pelting stones at each other. The protestors marched towards NAPTC Gate 1 Chumukedima to court arrest after which police resorted to lathi charge and firing of tear gas shells to prevent them from forcibly entering the Police Complex.

Policemen resort to lathi-charge against bandh volunteers outside NAPTC gate on Tuesday.

Two student leaders, president and vice-president of Chumukedima Town Youth Organisation (CTYO), were seriously injured and hospitalised. The vice president of CTYO had seven stitches on the head. Vehicular movement on the highway was stopped momentarily due to the violence. Shops were also closed in the entire area. Students (Class V) of Modern School Chumukedima had to flee from their classroom after a tear gas shell lobbed inside, causing panic. Selection exams for class IX and X students were going on when the incident happened. Protestors accused police of being the aggressors when they allegedly unleashed violence on the protestors without any provocation. “The police

thrashed and kicked our leaders mercilessly as if they were animals,” an angry protestor said. The CCoFA leaders were detained inside a guarded staff quarter for few hours at NAPTC and released after signing Personal Recognizance Bond, or “PR Bond.” Dimapur Police however maintained that the arrest was only a preventive measure. An uneasy calm ensued after the violent episode as a huge posse of policemen were deployed in the Chumukedima area. Commissioner of Police Dimapur enforced Section 144 CrPC for the next 24 hours starting 7 a.m Tuesday in the NH 29 area under Chumukedima. CCoFA members termed the timing of the curfew as “dishonesty” saying it came only after their detention

NTC reaction on Dmu apex bodies reaffirm Rongmei tribe September 11 resolution OCT 18 (NPN): Three recognition issue DIMAPUR, apex civil society organization of Di-

DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (NPN): Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) has clarified that its stand against the government notification dated August 4,2012 giving recognition to Rongmei as an indigenous tribe of Nagaland was based on related facts. NTC media cell, was reacting to statements by Nagaland GB Federation(Oct.13) and Rev.L . Suohie Mhasi ( Oct.12 & 16) published in the media on the issue of Rongmei recognition. NTC cited the following as the basis of its opposition to the government notification:(1) that Rongmei is a recognised scheduled tribe in Manipur and Assam as per Schedule Tribe Order Act 1950 on the ground that their ancestral lands were placed under the jurisdiction of these states;(2) that the government of Nagaland in its letter dated August 16,2002 addressed to the government of India , stated that only the following 16 tribes are recognised as Scheduled Tribes in Nagaland--Ao, Angami, umi, Lotha, Rengma, Konyak, Sangtam, Phom,Chang, Yimchunger, Khiamniungan, Chakhesang, Zeliang, Pochury, Kuki and Kachari. NTC asked, that when the above list was authenticated in Nagaland, what was the logic of trying to add more tribes from outside Nagaland?(3) NTC questioned that legal validity of the claim of the present day government that there were 1313 Rongmeis (Cont’d on p-5)

This is it!

“I don’t get it. Why they’re building a 4-lane when they cannot even maintain this 2-lane highway?” K Y M C

mapur-- Naga Council, Naga Women Hoho and Dimapur Naga Students’ Union during its emergency meeting held on October 18, at Naga Council Hall re-affirmed and endorsed the standing public resolution passed on September 11, 2012 and the public notification with regard to imposition of lightening bandhs/strikes that inflicts disturbances and imbalances in the society. In a joint statement, presidents of NCD, T. Bangerloba; NWHD, Hukheli Wotsa and DNSU Sungkum Aier said the “three apex bodies make a tough stand that any organizations/ hohos/unions/associations’ if any intends to organize democratic form of protests under any legitimate grievances shall do so with proper representation and consultation from the Naga Council office at least 3 days in advance and further need the approval/permission from the District Administration and Commissioner of Police”. In this regard, the three bodies have appealed to all organizations, hohos, unions, associations and public to be aware of the resolution and to cooperate in the interest of all.

presumably to legitimise the “illegal detention.” It may be noted that no such order was intimated through the local dailies nor announced through loudspeakers. ‘Independent inquiry’ if SIT charge sheet found unsatisfactory: Nagaland chief minister T.R. Zeliang, who was in Dimapur on Tuesday, invited the CCoFA members and held a meeting along with deputy commissioner Dimapur at his private residence in 3rd Mile. During the meeting, Zeliang reportedly sought 7-day time during which a “comprehensive” probe will be conducted by the SIT with the condition that an “independent inquiry” will be set up if the SIT findings are unsatisfactory. He assured that all angles

CCoFA suspends bandh temporarily

After the meeting with the chief minister, CCoFA convened an emergency meeting at Diphupar during which the house decided to suspend the bandh “temporarily” at around 2 p.m Tuesday. Addressing media persons, CCoFA stated that the bandh was being suspended temporarily considering the assurance given by the chief minister. The committee opined that they should give chief minister the benefit of doubt. They however maintained it was not called off permanently indicating that they will continue the protest if the government fails to make good its assurance. CCoFA also condemned the “illegal detention” and police “high-handedness” terming it as unlawful.

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DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (NPN): Nagaland Gover nor, P.B. Acharya called upon the citizens of Nagaland to turn waste into wealth, saying such actions need to start from homes and the surroundings. He said this while addressing hundreds of members of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Dimapur district here at Rhododendron Hall, Chumukedima Police complex as part of the review meeting. Appreciating Dimapur district members, led by its district brand ambassador Geoffrey Yadenm, editor-in –chief Nagaland Post, for tirelessly taking the Swachh Bharat Movement (SBM) ahead, Acharya reminded that SBM was a movement and not an event. He lamented that many forget to serve our own people, while expecting others to do the job. To this, he stressed on the need for organizations to carry out Corporate Social Responsibility. Acharya based on this said if the whole idea/concept of Swachh Bharat percolate

down to every individual, India would prosper. Appreciating and valuing the wholehearted response shown by various NGOs, communities, individuals, schools, institutions and wards, Acharya expressed immense gratitude for making the movement a grand success in Nagaland especially Dimapur. “There is no limit for helping the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan”, he added. Reminding about Prime Minister, Narendra Modi’s vision where every school must mandatorily have two toilets, the Governor lauded the Nagaland Bamboo Mission for constructing bamboo toilets in several schools and wards. He however, lamented that most of the schools in Nagaland lacked such basic amenities. Stating that government schools were being considered as one of the weakest link in our society, Acharya however noted that “the strength of a chain lies in the weakest link in a society”. Acharya appealed to the people to change of mindset in order to make Nagaland and India prosperous. Earlier, Editor in chief

of Nagaland Post and brand Ambassador of Dimapur District, Geoffrey Yaden chaired the meeting. He welcomed the Governor and other participants and also informed the Governor about various activities undertaken by Dimapur district Swachh Bharat members and their respective groups. Yaden stressed on individual responsibility on hygiene and cleanliness so as to impact family, society and the state at large. He said the district committee and all members were committed to Swatch Bharat to basically mean as “Clean Dimapur.” Expressing happiness with the way Swatch Bharat Mission is being carried out in Dimapur within respective colonies and wards, Geoffrey informed that a report would be prepared to be submitted to the Governor. He asked all concern to send the reports along with photographs to swachhbharatdmp@gmail.com. Yaden also conveyed gratitude to the Governor who was personally chosen by Prime Minister Modi, as (Cont’d on p-5)

CCoFA condemns assault on youths; police clarifies DAN legislature adopts resolution DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (NPN): Coordination Committee on Fuel Adulteration (CCoFA) in a press note vehemently condemned the “brutal assault” on the youth volunteers and critically injuring the vice president of Chumukedima Youth Organisation near 1st gate, Chumukedima. CCoFA alleged that the IRB jawans led by a DSP officer brutally assaulted the youths, while vice president of CTYO was seriously injured requiring six stitches on his profusely bleeding head. The committee further accused Dimapur Police Commissionerate for “engaging in deception and brutality”, saying the respected body had greatly damaged its image. Justifying its statement, CCoFA accused police in order to “cover up its own brutality, belatedly imposed section 144 CrPC but only after back-timing its issuance as 7 a.m.” It claimed that the decision to impose sec 144 CrPC couldn’t have been before 8.30 am, alleging that the “backtiming was done solely to cover up the police’s misconduct and in order for the police to give the justification that unlawful assembly had taken place”. It further alleged that “the police chose to impose 144 CrPC in secret without even a single soul knowing about it”. Narrating the sequence of incident, CCoFA said based on the appeal, volunteers were called to gather at

Chumoukedima Bridge, Patkai junction, at 6 am. Later, nine CCoFA leaders were taken into custody from the site by the police around 7.30 a.m. Prior to the arrest, it claimed that the officer in charge ACP, K. Kapfo was asked why he felt the gathering was unlawful if no curfew or section 144 CrPC had been imposed? However, the office had no answer since there was none, CCoFA stated. As news of the arrest spread, local youths, as instructed by CCoFA leadership marched peacefully towards the arrest site to court arrest as part of Jail bharao strategy. However, IRB jawans led by a DSP brutally assaulted the youths, including the CTYO vice president. It reminded that court arrest was a common phenomenon all over the world. In this regard, CCoFA questioned the credibility and mental capability of the IRB officer who led the brutal assault, saying he did not know the meaning of court arrest and that there was no other explanation as to why the officer behaved that way. Condemning the inhuman action, CCoFA demanded that if Dimapur police wanted to restore its pristine image, disciplinary action and suspension of the IRB officer be initiated. Meanwhile, CCoFA assured the youths of Nagaland that though the indefinite highway bandh had been

temporarily suspended, on the assurance given by the chief minister, there would be repercussion if the government reneges on its promises.

Dimapur Police clarifies

Meanwhile, PRO Dimapur Police has clarified that the CCoFA leaders were not detained at the strength of 144 CrPC as police could have taken protestors to custody the moment the bandh was declared illegal. PRO said police exercised restraint given the non-violent nature of the bandh despite the bandh being declared illegal. PRO said the CCoFA leaders had to be taken to custody when they refused to polite requests by police to disperse. He said detention was solely for preventive measure. On the violence that took place, PRO stated the protestors tried to force their way inside NAPTC which compelled police to resort to lathi charge and firing of tear gas shell to disperse them. PRO also pointed out that the protestors had provoked the policemen by pelting stones where three policemen sustained minor injuries. On the promulgation of Section 144 CrPC in NH 29 under Chumukedima, PRO said the order was notified through social media which, can be considered as notified.

First women police station in state inaugurated Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 18 (NPN): State director general of police (DGP), LL Doungel, on Tuesday inaugurated Nagaland’s first women police station (PS) at the north police station premises, Kohima becoming the 8th full-fledged police station in Kohima district. Speaking at the inaugural function as chief guest, DGP said crime against women and children has certain level of sensitivity and different approaches in the way of giving precise and effective remedy. He said if crimes against women such as molestation, rape, eve-teasing etc were handled like any other cases then instead of solving the issue it would only worsen. Therefore, Doungel said a high level of sensitivity, empathy and understanding was required. In any crime, DGP said the victim comes forward seeking police help yet in the case of women the victims were reluctant to take police help owing to many social restrictions. Concerning children, he said

P.B. Acharya and Geoffrey Yaden during the review meeting along with other members.

(2nd from L) L.L Doungel and others at WPS Kohima, Tuesday. (NP)

they did not even understand or know how to seek remedies. Thus, noting all these, DGP said such exclusive women PS had been a long felt need. He said another women police station would be opened in Dimapur shortly and the rest of the district headquarters in future. Doungel said for any society to progress, there was a need to give attention to women and children. He said with all the support from all corners, justice would be evident in future. DIG (range) Kohima,

Lima Sunep, in his brief address, said the opening of women police station was one step in the right direction that would empower the women police. Sunep said it would be as a huge challenge for the OC and her subordinates to deal with the crime against women under IPC be it sexual harassment in work place, juvenile justice or child protection etc. He urged the women police station to be responsive to the need of women and child, motivate themselves and do a professional competent job.

Sunep said in 2015 there was 26 cases registered in Kohima district alone where 21 cases were charge sheeted and in 2016, 17 cases were chargesheeted out of 21 registered cases. Also, in his brief address, DC Kohima, Rovilatuo Mor, acknowledged the initiative of home department in opening the women PS. He urged the officers not to misuse the special provisions laid for the welfare of women and child. NMA president, Abie-u Meru, thanked the state government for opening the women PS and assured to extend all possible help. She said NMA had submitted several representations to the state government to open women cell. Kohima village council (KVC) chairman, Medoselhou Keretsü, said women PS was a long felt need of the people. He expressed confident that police would contain all crime and social ills in the state. KVC chairman also assured to extend cooperation to the department and women PS. The programme was chaired by protocol officer Kilang Yanger.

DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (NPN): DAN Legislators on Tuesday adopted a four-point resolution, after holding a thorough deliberation on the bandh called by CCoFA which was declared illegal and the suggestions made chief minister to CCoFA delegation, DAN Legislature Party spokesperson, Yitachu stated in a communiqué. The legislators during the meeting held at the State Banquet Hall at 3 p.m. on October 18 adopted the following resolution: 1. Members placed on record their deep appreciation to the Government for its determination to end once and for all the practice of fuel adulteration and appreciate the suggestion of chief minister made to the delegation of CCoFA who met him Tuesday to make “Nagaland free from fuel adulteration” in the days to come; 2. Endorsed the decision of the Cabinet meeting held on October 15 last, that since the investigations into the Adulteration issue are at an advanced stage, it would not be advisable to change the investigation agency. At the same time, there

is no guarantee that handing the investigation to a Central body like CBI would expedite the investigation within certain time frame; 3. Put on record thier sincere appreciation to the chief minister for taking pains to meet CCoFA delegates on October 18, 2016 and to brief them on the status of the investigations as well as convincing them to withdraw their agitation. “We share his conviction that since it is the intention of the Government as well as the agitators that fuel adulteration in the State should be ceased once and for all, all stakeholders must work together with understanding and cooperation, to end the menace”. 4. As laid out by the Supreme Court, the members endorsed the decision of the Cabinet that any bandh on National Highways affecting normal flow of traffic, goods and services, is illegal. DAN legislature party members have requested all to cooperate with the government so that the common man was not affected in any manner.

UNTABA on boundary settlement President NNC DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (NPN): United Naga Tribes Association on Border Areas (UNTABA) on Tuesday asserted that the settlement of boundary issue between Nagaland and Assam has to be on the basis of the nine-point agreement and 16-point agreement. In a press release, UNTABA chairman Hukavi T Yeputhomi and general secretary Imsumongba Pongen appreciated the chief ministers of Assam and Nagaland, who met at Kaziranga, Assam on October 17, 2016 and resolved to foster better relations between the two states. UNTABA, however, maintained that it was constrained to respond specifically on ‘the proposition for amicable settlement on the border issue’. The association maintained the interim Government of India, in order to bring Naga people in the Union of India, entered into political agreement with Naga people in line with accession agreement of other princely states of India on June 27 to 29, 1947 at Kohima popularly called as ‘9 Points Agreement’ signed

by Akbar Hydari Ali, the then Governor, and Gobinath Bordoloi, the then Premier of Assam Province, and the representatives of Naga National Council (NNC). UNTABA said the agreement was entered on the following terms and conditions: “That the present administration divisions should be modified so as:- (i) to bring back into the Naga Hills District all the Forests transferred to Sibsagar and Nowgong Districts in the past; and (ii) to bring under one unified administrative unit as far as possible all Nagas. All the areas so included will be within the scope of the present proposed agreement. No area should be transferred out of Naga Hill without the consent of the Naga National Council”. Accordingly, UNTABA said during the creation of Nagaland as the 16th State in the Union of India on the basis of ‘16 Points Agreement’ of July 1960, the Point No. 1 of the agreement clearly defined the Naga territories as – “The Name: The territories that (Cont’d on p-5)

(N/A) Kiumukam shot at in Dmu

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DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (NPN): NNC (Non-Accord) president, Kiumukam Yimchunger was shot at by unidentified assailant (s) at LRC Colony, Balijan area on Tuesday night at around 8:30 pm, police said. PRO Dimapur Police told Nagaland Post that bullet pierced Kiumukam’s nose and exited from the back of his neck. He was admitted at Zion Hospital and his condition stated to be stable, PRO said. PRO said that right after the incident, police team rushed to the spot and some were deployed at Zion Hospital. Police is yet to establish the reason the behind the shooting and assailant (s) involved. Meanwhile, when contacted, doctors at Zion Hospital told Nagaland Post, that the condition of Kiumukam was stable. The doctors are expected to conduct CT scan tomorrow. K Y M C

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DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (NPN): Even as state government is yet to fix the date of holding municipal council and town council polls in the state, the business community in Dimapur have geared up to face the civic polls to choose their representatives. On Tuesday, business community of Ward no.19 (Nagabazaar and New Market) organised a consultative meeting at New Market Business Owners Association conference hall to chalk out discuss strategies for the upcoming civic elections. At the meeting, the business community unanimously declared DCCI president, Hokivi Chishi as their “consensus” candidate in the upcoming municipal polls. He has been representing ward Inaugural programme of common induction programme for IAS, IPS, IFS, NCS, .19 since 2004. Hokivi thanked NPS and all allied service probationers of 2015 batch was held on October 18 at them for reposing faith in him Multipurpose Hall, ATI, Kohima. (DIPR) and sought an apology on any of his shortcomings. DIMAPUR: Two-week com- She stated that the common the probations to think twice mon induction programme induction programme was a before taking the job if self inaugural function for IAS, platform to mold the officers service was their aim and not IPS, IFS, NCS, NPS and all to face the challenges once civil service. He viewed that DIMAPUR: Konyak regional allied service probationers they are bound by rules as many were happy in getting authority FGN Oking Naof 2015 batch was held on public servants. government jobs but they galand has informed that MoiOctober 18 at multipurpose She pointed out that citi- do not take it seriously. He shu Konyak leacy speaker hall, ATI. zens were advocating trans- said that the mindset should has been terminated for his ill activities during an emergency According to DIPR re- parency and she urged the change and hoped that the meeting held on October 13. port, director ATI, Lithrongla public servants to first com- probationers would not have Razu peyu Kholi has been G. Chishi, in her keynote ad- mit oneself to be accountable the same mentality. entrusted to hold additional dress congratulated the IAS, and transparent. She also said He also encouraged the charge of leacy speaker from IPS, IFS, NCS, NPS and all one should not just sit in of- young officers to create a October 14 till further order at allied services officers of 2015 fice as a boss but be a public system that was sustainable Shamyongmang sub region. batch for their success. She servant where changes could and could generate revenues The region has informed to all gave a brief note on the com- be incorporated. She also ex- so that the economy of the the regional members to attend mon induction programme horted the officers to take the state was stable. He exhorted the forthcoming annual genand said initially it was held training seriously as it would the young probationers to be eral meeting cum leacy Hoho for two months but of late it make them aware about the dedicated, courageous and without fail and the absentees was being held for two weeks government system and its determined to leave a legacy. would be penalized as per the citing difficulties from depart- activities. The prog ramme government Yezhabo. For furments regarding sparing the Dr. Mazie Nakhro while was chaired by course coordi- ther information may contact at 8974509869/8730884131. officers for a longer duration. giving motivational talk asked nator, Dr. Hovithal Sothu.

FGN terminates one

FGN observes 65th Martyrs Day at Settsü village DIMAPUR: Federal Government of Nagaland today observed its 65th Martyrs’ day at Settsü village, located a few kilometres away from Mokokchung town organized by the Ao region programme committee. Kedallo of FGN read out the tribute speech of Gen. (Retd) Viyalie Metha, Kedahge of the FGN. Kedahge’s speech mentioned that the first Naga martyr to be murdered by Indian forces was Zasibito Nagi of Jotsoma village who was killed in broad daylight on October 18, 1952 and that the day

had been observed as Martyr’s Day ever since. It mentioned that the programme at Settsü village was to pay homage and respect to the five men from the village who were massacred on June 16, 1956. The speech also mentioned the massacres that happened at Longpha village of Ao region on June 6, 1956 where 5 villagers were murdered and the Yengpang village incident under Chang region on November 15, 1954 where 65 villagers lost their lives. Mention was also made of the 11 villager of Ketsapomi

village under Chakhesang region who were shot to death as “target practice” by Indian soldiers on April 13, 1956 and the 9 victims of Matikhrii village incident under Pochury region on September 6, 1960. “On this 65th national Martyrs’ day, the nation wishes to pay tribute to all our people who have laid down their lives for the nation,” it read. The Kedahge also called upon the younger generation to “pick up the baton of our political torch and run on until the race for our national objective is achieved.”

Short speeches were also delivered by Kaka D. Iralu, Kilonser, FGN and Lhouvitsü, Speaker, Tatar Hoho, FGN. The programme culminated with a mass prayer. The event was chaired by secretary of Ao Region FGN, K.Lepzüng Jamir and welcome address delivered by Imli, GB Settsü village followed by the singing of national anthem led by the Settsü Students’ Union. The gathering also paid homage to the fallen martyrs by observing a 2 minute silence and prayer led by the village pastor.

AR jawan, 2 others arrested in highway robbery case

(L) The three accused in police custody. (R) The toy pistol used by the accused. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (NPN): Dimapur police on Tuesday arrested three persons including an Assam Rifles jawan on charged of

looting money along National Highway 36. OC West police station said, that the three-Inoka Yepthomi aka Heroka (35) son of Khehoi Yepthomi, Atoka Shohe Sumi (26) son

of Hevukim, and the jawan of 28 AR, Lukheyi Shohe (33) son of Atovi, used a toygun to rob people. The toy-gun used by the trio in committing the crime was also seized from their

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possession, OC said. The officer said that the three were arrested based on FIR lodged by Rilan Village Council (RVC) chairman Nribemo Ovung and head GB Yanthamo Ngullie. In the FIR, RVC claimed that they had “authorized Manthungo Ngullie to run a tata parking site near National highway 36 on payment of yearly subscription”. On October 8, between 12:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. while he was waiting for the arrival of a truck, after it broke down in Assam, four occupants in Maruti alto car (NL-07/ 3368), arrived and looted him of Rs. 50,000 at gun point. The miscreants also robbed the personal belongings of several others persons, RVC stated.

AOE, NPWD emergency general meeting: Members of the AOE, NPWD have been informed that there would be an emergency general meeting on October 20 at 2 p.m. to discuss certain important issues pertaining to the association in the office of the AOE, NPWD at NPWD Complex, Kohima, Nagaland. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. United Village general public meeting: Working committee of the United Village has convened its general public meeting on October 22 at 3 p.m at the stadium near Dimapur Government College. All the registered members have been requested to attend the scheduled meeting without fail. DDLGBU general meeting: Dimapur district Lotha GBs Union (DDLGBU) has convened its general meeting on October 20 at 10 a.m in the Lotha Hoho Ki, Duncan Dimapur. All the Lotha GBs under Dimapur district has been requested to attend the meeting positively. State level debate competition: The 12th Nagaland police state level debate competition of human right issues on the topic “no human rights violations in Nagaland by police and security force” organized by Nagaland police under the aegis of national human rights commission New Delhi would be held on October 20 at 10 a.m in the Rhododendron hall police complex Chumukedima. BJP Dmu-1 general meeting: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Dimapur-1 mandal has convened a general meeting on October 20, at 10 a.m. at its president’s residence, to discuss the upcoming civic body polls. All office bearers have been requested to attend the meeting. HCCYA meeting: Holy Cross Catholic Youth Association (HCCYA) Dimapur has convened a meeting on October 23, at parish hall after the second mass which would be followed by photo session. All HCCYA former office bearers and youths have been requested to attend the meeting. Holistic seminar in Mangkolemba town: Holistic seminar for Khar Senso Telongjem would be conducted on October 22, at 8 a.m. to3 p.m. in the town hall, Mangkolemba, Mokokchung. All Khar unions of Kohima, Mokochung, Dimapur and Khar Yimten, Khar Lanu Menden, Khar Gazetted officers union and Khar Baptist Church have been requested to attend the seminar. BNK to celebrate Langsimnyi festival: Benreului Nkwa Kohima (BNK) would celebrate its Langsimnyi festival on October 22, at 10 a.m. in the official residence of NBSE controller Rangumbuing Nsarangbe, near NBSE office, Bayavü Hill, Kohima. All its Benreului members have been invited to attend the celebration programme. JNV Chukitong joint meeting: JNV Chukitong has convened a joint meeting on October 22, at 10:30 a.m. in the JNV Chukitong regarding the upcoming Silver Jubilee. All planning committee and sub-committee convener, secretary and its members have been requested to attend the meeting. CRPOK 2nd general session: Chizami Range Public Organisation Kohima (CRPOK) has convened its 2nd general session on October 22, at Naga Heritage Village, Kisama under the theme “Kele Chu Tede” with Kevechutso Doulo as session speaker. All members have been requested to attend the session. DBC annual general meet: Duncan Bosti Council (DBC) has convened annual general meeting on October 21, at 9 a.m. in the Duncan community hall. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. Longsachung new village chairman: Village council elected its new chairman Yankhosao Ezung. Ezung Ekhung chairman, Pisamo Ezung has requested all the villagers to extend co-operation for the development of the village. DRFCB meeting: Dhansiri River Flood Control Board (DRFCB) has convened a meeting with Dhobiwallas on October 20, at 10 a.m. in its office, Purana Bazar, East Dimapur. All the Dhobiwallas under Dimapur area have been requested to attend the meeting.

SDEO Dimapur informs teachers: SDEO Dimapur has informed all the G/T and P/T adhoc and SSA (fixed), substitute, grade III & IV staff, contingency appointees and instructors under SDEO Dimapur to submit appointment order, latest extension order, NOC from school management committee (SMC) along with personal application for further extension of service for the academic year 2017 on or before November 10 during office hour. SDEO Dimapur also informed all the teacher in charge to submit the AADHAAR numbers along with bank account number of each teacher of respective schools to the head assistant on or before November 21 for onward submission to the directorate of School Education. Zeleiangrong Baudi new office bearers: Zeliangrong Baudi (Assam, Manipur & Nagaland) conducted the election of new office bearers of Zeliangrong Baudi, Nagaland for the tenure 2016-2019, during its general conference at Beisumpuikam Village, Peren from October 13-15. In a press note by election commissioner Samson Riamei and member secretary Panti Kamei, Rangsam N. Hau was elected as president, Meijiang Gonmei as general secretary and 8 others. DBA invites orgns to discourse on UCC: Dimapur Bar Association (DBA), which is organizing a discourse on the topic “Uniform Civil Code” on November 5 at 10am at Lotha Hoho Ki, Dimapur, has invited all the frontal organizations to participate in the proposed programme. In a press release, DBA president, Imti Imsong, and general secretary, A Hukavi Zhimomi, have informed the frontal organizations to send their representatives in order to participate in the discourse against the implementation of Uniform Civil Code (UCC). Asserting that the Law Commission of India was formulating a UCC covering the entire country, the association said if the UCC was introduced it would cause “hardship and social disorder” to the Nagas which would infringe Article 371A of the Constitution and rights of the Nagas. Nagaland to observe Rashtriya Sankalp Diwas: Nagaland would be observing October 31 as Rashtriya Sankalp Diwas in the state capital, Kohima at the conference hall, Nagaland civil secretariat. All the government employees including those of the central government in Kohima have been requested to attend the function positively. In regard to this, all heads of department as well as central government offices have been directed to organize the same in their respective offices at 12 noon as per a memorandum issued by the home commissioner Nagaland, Abhijit Sinha. ANSTA Bhandari unity emergency general meet: All Nagaland School Teachers’ Association (ANSTA) Bhandari unit held its emergency general meeting on October 14, at Bhandari town hall. During the meeting, the members had a discussion on various issues that has confronted ANSTA Bhandari unit. House unanimously decided that under SDEO Bhandari, the teaching community would remain united under the umbrella of ANSTA. House also resolved that any deduction made from the teachers’ salary would be done with the knowledge and consent of ANSTA, Bhandari unit as per the resolution no. 4 dated July 8, 2016. ANAHTA clarifies: All Nagaland Aggrieved Hindi Teachers Association (ANAHTA) has clarified that the news item which was published on October 17, should be read as “no pay no work” and not as rendered.

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FONDLY REMEMBERED BY YOUR LOVED ONES.

REMEMBERING OUR BELOVED FATHER Lt. Khriengohie Keretsu

On His 1st Death Anniversary

A year has been passed since you left us for your heavenly abode. You have gone from our sight but never from our memories. A loving husband, a responsible father and an honest hard working man, for love is everlasting and so are our memories which are cherished, now and forever. DP-8170

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Dear Apuo, It was on this day, the 19th Oct. 2015 you was called to be with our Almighty God, the way you gently and peacefully left us for your heavenly home still remain fresh in our mind. We are missing you Apuo, But God has better plan so until we meet again you will always be remembered. DP-8194

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Youth parliament held at Tuensang DIMAPUR: District level youth parliament cum quiz competition was held at Tuensang on October 18 at GHSS auditorium. BDO Noksen Block, Ebou Chang was the chief guest of the programme. DIPR reported that participants included GHSS Thangjam, GHSS Tuensang, GHSS Shamator, GHSS Noklak and Loyem Memorial College. The chief guest exhorted the students to be determined for success and gave career tips where he stressed on determination, grace, positive thinking and walking on the right path. The quiz competition was held between five GHSS of the district and the quiz master was PGT GHSS Tuensang, Trilichem Sangtam. The competition concluded with S. Muno Lame, Senthila and Reliba H. Sangtam from GHSS Tuensang as winners and the youth parliament competition award was bagged by Sentihila of GHSS Tuensang.

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LRD officials along with the Kinunger village participants.

DIMAPUR: Land Resources Department (LRD) conducted its follow-up training on “Participatory Springshed Development” at Kinunger village council hall, Mokokchung on October 17, supported by Peoples’ Science Institute, Dehradun and Kinunger community. The training programme is to train LRD officials so they could train the communities in their respective districts about regenerating springs (engineering, vegetative, social measures) through community-led actions. It also focuses on geology and hydrogeology, water budgeting, water quality, sanitation, equity and sustainability of groundwater as a common pool resource (CPR). Intensive field exposure shall be conducted in the village and Longkhitpeh village of Tuensang district in these four days and subsequently in other districts. LRD, Nagaland supported by PSI, Dehradun

has started a pilot programme on participatory springshed development in 11 districts of Nagaland. Speaking at the program, the director LRD Hoto Yeptho encouraged the communities particularly women to get involved in the programme and also pursue the activities (SHGs) and grab the opportunities which would empower them and sustain their families. He also stressed the concern that even though there were 5 springs in the village, there was no proper mechanism to conserve, protect and manage it but instead were paying massive amount of 1 lakh 85 thousand annually for water connection. Here, he motivated the community to revive and rejuvenate the existing traditional springs for future generation and actively participate in the programme guided by LRD and PSI. Maoliba KBC, Kinunger said invocation while WDT

LRD, K. Imlitula and village council member, Imkongmayang on behalf of the village warmly welcomed the dignitaries, villagers and delegation and thanked the department for specially selecting their village for the programme and assure full support and co-operation to successfully implement the programme involving their communities. APO, LRD Alemla Aier shared vote of thanks and joint director, LRD, Albert Ngullie chaired the session. The resource persons from PSI comprised of Rajesh Kumar, Khrolhiweu Tsuhah, Vargish Bamola and Nitin Rana. Participants for the training included representatives from LRD, Kinunger village representatives, village council, church, youth department, students union, women self help groups (SHGs) and the communities. The training would culminate on October 28 at the directorate.

DIMAPUR: Wokha District Legal Services Authority (WDLSA) organized twoday literacy campaign and legal awareness program on October 18 with Longsa village community and Wokha District Auto Union respectively. During the programme at Longsa village, the chairperson was retainer lawyer Wokha, Lichani M. Tungoe, while resource persons were legal aid counsel-cumtrainers NSLSA Limhathung WDLSA officials with Wokha district auto union at LTC Hall. Ezung, Esther K. Aye and Altogether, 105 partici- Auto Union participated for Limasenla Longkumer. Sec- fied by the resource persons pants from Wokha District the said program. retary WDLSA, W.V. Patton accordingly. gave the opening remarks by stating that the campaign was carried out in order to reach out the unreached and common people to get them acquainted with the legal schemes and the basic legal literacy. Vote of Thanks was delivered by the chairperson. Altogether, 55 participants from Longsa village community participated for the said program. WDLSA also held the programme for Wokha District Auto Union (WDAU) at Lotha Tribal Council (LTC), Wokha, with panel lawyer, Wokha, David Ezung as chairperson. An interaction session was followed after the resource persons finished their allotted time. Many questions related to Auto Registration, their day today problems faced, and other unorganized schemes etc were raised by the participants and got clari-

GPK conducts online skill test

Students of GPK during the WEST programme.

DIMAPUR: Wheebox Employability Skill Test (WEST) is underway in the campus of Government Polytechnic Kohima (GPK) for its students. Wheebox is a global talent assessment company that has partnered with All India Council of Technical Education, United Nations Development Program and Confederation of Indian Industries to launch this online test for students all over the

country. Results of the tests from the four corners of the country would be compiled and included in India Skills Report 2017. WEST is a 70 minute online test that assesses competencies in various fields such as English language, problem solving, and mathematical aptitude among others. The initiative aimed at benefitting the students would be held till October 30.

Mon DPDB meet discusses poor attendance DIMAPUR: District Planning and Development board monthly meeting was held on October 17 at DCs conference hall Mon Hq. under the chairmanship of deputy commissioner Mon, W. Honje Konyak. According to DIPR report, the chairman highlighted on the poor attendance of district heads of offices. He said that it was man-

datory for all the heads of offices to be present at any program or function where governor or chief minister or any central minister was the chief guest and requested all officials to be prepared for governor’s visit to Longwa village. E A C M o n , Re l i s e Sangtam mentioned about the 5th inter departmental tournament to be held in the month of November.

MS, district hospital Mon, Dr. Kechongol Sophie gave a report on cataract eye camp held at district hospital on October 13 to 15 in commemoration of the Kayakalp award. EE PWD (R&B), Er. Talitemsu Jamir reported on the inspection schedule from the Supreme Court for Mon-Merangkong and Mon-Namtola road constructions.

DHS review meeting Longleng

LLMS Selouphe visits missionaries of charity

Participants and NHM staff during the programme.

DIMAPUR: Longleng District Health Society (DHS) held the district review meeting at IDSP Hall, CMO Office Longleng on October 18, with CMO Dr Ritu Thurr as chairperson. He spoke on health facility services provided to the public and regular attendance of NHM staffs. He also requested the staff to check the regular update of monthly report, maintenance of all the files, accountancy and also to check the bio medical waste management in the respective health units. The meeting was attended by all the district programme officers, MOs from respective PHCs, medical staff, nurses and DPMU staff. K

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DIMAPUR: Little Laureates Montessori School (LLMS), Selouphe students along with teachers and 32 Assam Rifles (AR) visited Missionaries of Charity, river belt colony, Dimapur. The trip from Selouphe to Notun Bosti was taken care by 32-AR who provided the bus and other logistics. The trip was organized with an aim to develop a sense of charity, compassion and sensitivity in the tender minds towards the suffering humanity and part of skill development trip. Little Laureates Montessori School further thanked the mother and her colleagues for allowing them and also thanked them for accepting the small token of love that the children could manage for the inmates. K

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Correspondent IMPHAL, Oct 18: Pollbound Manipur got another new political party as human right activist turned politician Irom Sharmila Chanu, Tuesday announced floating of a new political party called People’s Resurgent and Justice Alliance (PRJA). Ahead of the elections to the state Assembly due by early part of next year, two new regional political parties, Manipur National Democratic Front (MNDF) and Meeyamgi Thougalloi Manipur (MTM) had already been floated in Manipur. The floating of Sharmila’s new political party is considered posing more hurdles

for the ruling Congress and opposition BJP in the upcoming elections, the parties which already were imposed with hurdles after the floating of two new political parties sometime back. The two new political parties were floated by veteran renowned politicians who were once ministers in Congress and other political parties that were in power in the past. The Iron Lady of Manipur announced the floating of her new regional political party, People’s Resurgent and Justice Alliance (PRJA) today at a simple function held at Manipur Press Club, Imphal. Members of the “Team Sharmila for Change”, a plat-

form for people of Manipur seeking a new beginning in the socio political landscape in the Northeast were present in the function. Irendro Leichongbam is the convenor of the new party while Irom Sharmila, Phundreimayum Najima and James Mayengbam are adhoc conveners. While announcing the launching of the new party, Sharmila recounted the circumstances that led her to take the decision to enter electorate politics saying that, “It is through peoples’ mandate that real democracy can be restored in the country.” The party will not be confined only in Manipur. The party opened its door wide for those people who wanted

from Wabagai and convenor Irendro Leichongbam from Thangmeinband, they announced. Najima will be the first ever Muslim woman contesting the Assembly election in Manipur. Besides the three candidats, the newly floated party is expecting to field at least 20 more candidates in the upcoming polls. “We are fielding at least 20 candidates in the upcoming poll to oust out Congress and BJP,” said Convener Erendro of the newly formed party. Earlier in the morning before the formal function, Sharmila who entered electorate politics after breaking her nearly 16 year of fasting against AFSPA in September this year, paid a visit to Johnstone Higher Secondary School. The oldest school established during British period has a significance as the first assembly session of Manipur was held at the hall of this school on this day (October 18) in 1948. In the hall, Sharmila sought blessing from almighty. After coming out of the hall, she said that it was the place from where Manipur became a democratic state and she wanted to begin her new phase of life from the historic place.

Correspondent D iph u, O ct 1 8 : T h e two day Karbi Khei Atirim Kangduk programme organized at Diphu from Saturday last came to an end yesterday evening. The programme was ordered by Karbi Bhaktitom Trust , Karbi Khei Atirim Kangduk (veneration of all Kings, martyrs, reformers, social, cultural, political leaders) who laid their lives and those dedicated their life for the Karbi society. The ceremonies began at 7:00 a.m. where a rich tribute was paid to commemorate the contribution of the departed leaders. The open session started at 1:00 p.m. The meeting was chaired by KBT president Sanjiv Engleng and was attended by MP Biren Sing Ingti, KAAC EM Bidyasing Rongpi and EM Kache Rongpipi.

Three injured in grenade attack Imphal, Oct 18 (PTI): Two women and an 8-year-old girl were injured in a grenade blast at the house of a contractor in Lamphel police station area here, police said today. Unidentified miscreants hurled the hand grenade on the roof of the house on Tangkhul Avenue which exploded injuring three tenants last night.

1st Assembly session of Mnp observed New Drugs Bill to be introduced in Mizoram IMPHAL, Oct 18: Various civil bodies in Manipur Tuesday remembered the first elected assembly of Manipur before its merger to the Indian Union on this day, October 18, 1948. The first Manipur State Assembly was elected on adult franchise in July 1948 – the first of its kind in India and its first session was held on October 18 of the same year at the hall of the Johnstone Higher Secondary School located in the heart of Imphal city. The state assembly was, however, dissolved after Manipur was merged with the dominion government of India on October 15, 1949. Manipur became a Part C state and the state continued to be administered by the President through a chief commissioner or a Lieutenant Governor who acted as his agent. Coalition for Indigenous Rights Campaign (CIRCA) observed the day as “Manipur National Day” with a function at Sana Konung (Royal Palace), Imphal, commemorating the day. Honour of family members of the members of the first state assembly was the main highlight of the function which was graced by titular King of Manipur Leishemba Sanajaoba as chief guest. Dignitaries who attended the function recalled the historic event of the state while raising their voices for

the restoration of pre-merger political status of Manipur which CIRCA is campaigning since its inception two year ago. CIRCA has been campaigning for the restoration of “Pre-Merger Special Political Status” of Manipur while asserting that Manipuris (Meitei) has no protection under the Indian Constitution. Leaders of the body were of the opinions that it was not right for India to have forced the merger of Manipur into its Union without seeking the mandate of its people who had already had a Constitution of their own with an elected Parliament in the form of Assembly. They justified the demand of the CIRCA referring to the present chaotic situation of the state. Among others titular king Leisemba Sanajaoba, retired deputy register

of Manipur University Oinam Kullabidhu, research associate South East Asian Studies Kangujam Sanatomba, cultural activist Ningthoucha Lancha and convener of CIRCA Somorendro Thokchom attended the function. Committee of Civil Societies Kangleipak (CCSK) also remembered the day to commemorate the day with a simple function at Hotel Classic Grande, Imphal under the banner “Manipurgi Puwarida Meeyamgi Leingak Leiba Numit (rough translation: day of establishment of People’s Republic in the history of Manipur). October 18, 1948 is an important date in the history of Manipur, resource persons who attended the function said. After the British occupation of Manipur in 1891, Manipur became independent on August 14, 1947.

ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERS NAGALAND PWD, KOHIMA Chief Engineer’s Office, PWD (Housing) Nagaland: Kohima

No. AOE/PWD/NL/2014-15

Dated Kohima, the 18th of October, 2016

PRESS NOTE All members of the AOE, NPWD are hereby informed that there will be an emergency general meeting at 2 p.m. to discuss certain important issues pertaining to the Association on the 20th October 2016 in the office of the AOE,NPWD at NPWD Complex, Kohima, Nagaland. All members are requested to attend the meeting. ( Er. Swarai Meru) (Er. Kahuto Sumi) General Secretary President

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CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE SPECIAL RECRUITMENT DRIVE FOR FILLING UP BACKLOG VACANCIES OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES IN THE TRADE OF CONSTABLE/DRIVER IN CISF-2016

Applications are invited from Male Indian citizens for filling up the following temporary posts of Constables/Drives in Central Industrial Security Force in the Pay Band S-1 Rs. 5200-20200 + Grade Pay Rs. 2000/- (pre-revised) plus usual and admissible allowances to the Central Government employees from time to time. This is special recruitment drive for filling up backlog vacancies of SC and STs. Category Name of Post Constable/Driver (Backlog vacancies)

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Candidates fulfilling the following eligibility conductions while submission of application form will be considered. Age (as on 19.11.2016) - Between 21 and 27 years. Relaxable up to (i) 5 years to SC/ST candidates and (ii) for Govt servants including CISF personnel - up to 45 years for SC/ST candidates. Education and other Qualifications - (i) Matriculation or equivalent from a recognized board (2) Valid driving license for - (a) Heavy Motor Vehicle or Transport Vehicle (b) Light Motor Vehicle and (c) Motor Cycle with gear (3) 03 years experience in Driving Heavy Motor Vehicle/Transport Vehicle or Light Motor Vehicle and Motor Cycle as on the closing date of application. Experience will be counted from the date of issue of Light Motor Vehicle license. Physical Standards - (1) For SC candidates (a) Height : 167 CMs. (b) Chest : 80-85 Cms, (2) Relaxed standards for (SC candidates) belonging to Garhwalis, Kumaonese, Gorkhas, Dogras, Marathas and persons hailing from the states of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam Himachal Pradesh, Manipur, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura and Jammu and Kashmir subject of production of certificate in prescribed format as given in the Notification (a) Height : 160 CMS, (b) Chest : 78-83 Cms. (3) All candidates belonging to Scheduled Tribe (a) Height :160 Cms, (b) Chest : 76-81 Cms Submission of application Forms : Typed application forms on A/4 size paper, strictly as per format published in the Employment News/ Rozgar Samachar dated 08.10.2016 and CISF website i.e. www.cisf.gov.in Application in the prescribed format should be sent to any of the authorities prescribed in the notification of vacancies. For complete details of the notification and pro forma of application, etc., applicants are requested to go through the advertisement in the Employment News/Rozgar Samachar dated 08.10.2016 and CISF website i.e. www.cisf.gov.in. Applicants should read and understand all the information carefully before applying for the post. CLOSING DATE - Application should be sent so as to reach the concerned DIG of CISF as shown in the para-5 of the notification by 19.11.2016 and in case of residents of North East region by 26.11.2016. No application will be entertained which is received after the due date. davp 19141/11/0019/1617

Aizawl, Oct 18 (PTI): Mizoram Drugs (Controlled Substances) Bill, 2016 and Mizoram Drugs Demand Reduction Policy, 2016 will be introduced in the next session of the state legislature, according to state Social Welfare minister P C Lalthanliana today. Addressing a function on Drug Abuse Prevention Awareness Programme organised by the Federation of Indian NGOs for Drug Abuse Programme (FINGODAP), Lalthanliana said the two bills have been approved by the state cabinet. Officials said though the state Social Welfare department has been appointed as the nodal department for the proposed new legislation, the state Police and the Excise and

Narcotics department officials would enforce the new laws. The proposed legislations were meant for stringent punishment for violators of drug laws and to include clinical drugs widely abused by the youths of the state. Meanwhile, drug-related deaths in the state due to heroin has shown radical increase this year with 30 deaths since January 1 till October 2, according to the records of the state Excise and Narcotics department. The records said 52 people died in the state due to drugs of which 30 were due to heroin, while 21 people died due to use of multiple drugs and one died due to parvon spas.

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Bethesda Higher Secondary School, Dimapur congratulate all the students of HSSLC (Science Stream) who were selected in the Joint Entrance Examination 2016. May the dear Lord Jesus Christ bless you and guide you as you continue to be faithful to Him and in your studies. We are proud of you in the Lord. 1. M.B.B.S - Imtiwapong 2. Computer Technology - (a) Shahhong Phom (b) Suliba Sangtam (c) Manpong Phom 3. Mechanical Engineer - (a) Kalino Yepthomi (b) Mughatovi Zhimomi 4. Agriculture - Kapito H. Yeputho 5. Veterinary - Haihungyile Ndang Yours Bethesda Family

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Hi... Ruthly Y (Arobo). I look forward to spending every birthday with you because you are a bundle of joy. Every single day, you amaze me with love at your ability to make the sun shine through every cloud. Life is great at any age. I wish you happiness and success everyday. Happy birthday..... May God bless you. Forever your.....Ilokeu. _____________________ Happy B.Day...Taka(Mojing), You have been such a blessing in our life. We can’t wait to see what joys you have in store for the coming year.... Many Happy returns of the day...May God Bless You Abundantly... TREAT! TREAT!!! From, Mo, Yin, Sen, Ren, Men... _____________________________ Dear Akiala, On your special day, I just want you to know that I feel blessed having a wife like you,who is tolerant, less of a wife and more of an guiding Angel every day through.thank you. Remember that your best years are still ahead of you and i’ll be there for you, come what may.Eternal prayers and love in my life’s court. Happy birthday to the best wife and Mummy in the whole world. Your loving Avo n children. ________________________ Surprise birthday boy CHAMP, Special warm birthday wishes to a very special person with the kindest heart and charming smile.. As you celebrate your big day, I wish you all the very good things and may all your wish and desires be fulfilled. God bless you big. happy birthday champ... treat treat treat treat.. frm the one whom you considered as the shortest temper. ________________________ Dear Lipavi, Words are not enough to say how much you mean to us... but one thing which we want you to know is that we are truly blessed to have you in our life. We just wanna wish you a very happy birthday to you our little angel.. God blessed you. From Mom, Dad & Relatives. ________________________ Happy Birthday My Darling Son Rishi Dutt Pandey, on his 8th birthday 19 oct. u r wonderful and handsome plus hero son. god bless u abundantly. Yours Papa Sanjay Pandey, Mum Dr Ranjana, Sis Sangeeta, Bro Riyon, Fupu Sharda, Dadi Nira, And Max , Hari, Kamal, Basanti.

NTSIJANTA YILAN Tsungon 01/04/2016 lo Ms. Tsenyani Yanthan, D/o. Pinyimo Yanthan ji Mekokla Ekhung Wokha Town na Wokha Towni na nzyu mongo (5 years) tsukona phamo ji Child Observation Home tona Child Welfare Committee elani Juvenile Justice Board tona Mekokla Ekhung Wokha Town to echükechüa thyutasanta si ompvü ji Observation Home jilona mpi vachi lia choro tirok (6 months) tsukona jo observation Home jiang na zeya-hoyata (Probationary Period) evamo etsso ji tsukona ompvu expulsion order ji ekilanala. Tolia shi ekilan yilan shi yakchia ekhung methak ji khi sicho mek to ntsijantala. Abemo Kikon Chairman, MEWT

With exuberance of joy the Mekokla Ekhung Wokha Town (MEWT) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Benjamin Kikon on being promoted to Dy. Director under Agri Department, Govt of Nagaland. 2. Mharhoni Yanthan, D/o. Er. Yanthanshan Yanthan for successfully clearing Civil Engineering Exam. 3. Limhathung Ezung, S/o. Renben Ezung for successfully clearing the Electrical Engineering Exam. 4. M. Jandeno Kikon, D/o. Mhonchumo Kikon for successfully clearing the BSc Agri Exam. 5. Thungjanthung Ezung, S/o. O.S Ezung for successfully clearing the BSc Agri Exam. The Ekhung wishes you all a bright future and success in all your future endeavours. Abemo Kikon Rhonathung Lotha Chairman, MEWT Joint Secretary, MEWT

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Human right activist turned politician Irom Sharmila Chanu_floating a new political party called Peoples Resurgent and Justice Alliance PRJA in Imphal on Tuesday1.

to restore democracy in the country,” the human right turned politician said. According to Sharmila, there is no real democracy in the country (India). “PRJA is base on justice, understanding, love and peace and the party believes in nonviolence to achieve its goal,” she said. The top priority of the new political party was for repealing of draconian Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) besides working for ensuring justice, equality, empowerment of women, she said. Sharmila further disclosed of taking up about bringing self-sustained development in the state. The new political party, convener Irendro said that as for the time being they will start the process for registering the party with the Election Commission of India (ECI) to be completed before November 18. The election symbol of the party will be decided by November 12, they said. All the three functionaries will be contesting the forthcoming elections, they added. He said that Sharmila will contest from Khurai (Imphal East) and Thoubal constituencies (Thoubal district where incumbent chief minister O Ibobi is representing) while Phundreoimayum Najima

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PM Modi likens surgical strikes to Israel’s exploits

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the BJP Parivartan Rally at Paddal Ground, Mandi on Tuesday. (PTI) nation’s military and paramilitary forces. Modi said almost every family in the state has a member in India’s armed forces. He was speaking after inaugurating three state-run mega hydropower projects during his daylong maiden visit as the Prime Minister to Himachal Pradesh, where assembly elections are due late next year. The Prime Minister lauded the Indian Army for its valour in conducting the September 29 cross-border operation against terror launch pads in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. The covert operation was

MANDI (HIMACHAL PRADESH), OCT 18 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday compared the recent surgical strikes against terrorists in Pakistan-administered Kashmir with Israel Defence Force operations, saying the Indian Army has shown its soldiers are second to none in carrying out swift military reprisals. Modi was addressing a public rally in this town of Himachal Pradesh that he said was not only a “devbhoomi” (the abode of Gods) but also as a “veer bhumi” (land of the brave) because the northern state hugely contributes to the

Court relief for Smriti Irani in fake degree case davits filed before the Election Commission for the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha elections held in 2004, 2011 and 2014. In the last hearing, the Election Commission official submitted a certificate regarding authentication of the election affidavits filed by Irani in the 2004 election. The Election Commission had earlier submitted documents that were a copy of the file extracted from its official website. At that time, the commission told the court that Irani’s original 2004 election affidavit was misplaced, the complainant’s counsel told the media outside court. Khan, who filed the complaint in April 2015, sought action against Irani on the charge of lying on oath about her educational qualifications. His counsel K.K. Manan and Anjali Rajput alleged that the BJP leader declared herself to be a 1996-batch graduate from Delhi University’s School of Correspondence in her affidavit filed for the 2004 Lok Sabha election, when she contested from Delhi’s Chandni Chowk constituency. But in her affidavit for the 2014 Lok Sabha election, when she contested from Amethi in Uttar Pradesh, she allegedly said she did her B.Com. (Part I) in 1994 from Delhi University’s School of Open Learning.

Smriti Irani NEW DELHI, OCT 18 (IANS): In a relief to Union Minister Smriti Irani, a trial court here on Tuesday dismissed a plea to issue summon against her for allegedly giving false information about her educational qualifications in her affidavit to the Election Commission of India. The complaint was filed to harass the Minister, the Patiala House district court said. Metropolitan Magistrate Harvinder Singh said prayer for seeking summon against Irani “is dismissed”, and observed that the complaint has been filed after delay of 11 years and because the original elections affidavit of 2004 is not available. The court was hearing a private complaint filed by Ahmer Khan, who accused Irani of submitting varying details about her educational qualifications in her three affi-

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(From p-1) were hitherto known as the Naga Hills–Tuensang Area under the Naga Hills–Tuensang Area Act, 1957, and any other Naga areas, which may hereafter come under it shall form a State within the Indian Union and be hereafter known as the Nagaland.”; “Re-transfer of Reserve Forests: All the Reserved Forests and other Naga areas that were transferred out of Naga area will be returned to Nagaland with a clearly defined boundary under the present settlement.”; “Consolidation of Contiguous Naga Areas: The other Naga tribes inhabiting the areas contiguous to the present Nagaland be allowed to join Nagaland if they so desire”. UNTABA, therefore, maintained that if at all the boundary issue between the two states had to be settled amicably as proposed by the chief ministers of the two states, the settlement has to be on the basis of the above facts of agreements – 9 Points and 16 Points Agreements.

Suu Kyi meets Pranab, Sushma NEW DELHI, OCT 18 (PTI): Myanmarese State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi today met President Pranab Mukherjee and held talks with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj during which the visiting leader discussed how India could support Myanmar’s agenda of national reconciliation. Suu Kyi, who arrived in Delhi on a State visit yesterday from Goa where she attended BRICS-BIMSTEC outreach meet on Sunday, also sought assistance in areas of agriculture, capacity building, job creation, infrastructure and health care during her meeting with Swaraj, who offered all possible help from India. During her call on, the President congratulated the State Counsellor on her party’s victory in the general elections held in Myanmar last year and complimented her on the role that she has played in Myanmar’s path to democracy. Recalling his discussions during the visit of Myanmar President U Htin Kyaw to India in August, Mukherjee conveyed India’s whole-hearted support for the Myanmar Government in its efforts to live up to the expectations of the people of Myanmar.

NTC reaction on Rongmei

(From p-1) entered in the E-Roll of 1963 which was nullified by the RTI reply given by the Joint Chief Election Office, Election department Nagaland on March 12,2013 and also by the Assistant Election Officer Peren vide letter dated January 10,2013. NTC said both the authorities authenticated that none of the 1313 Rongmei voters were found in the 1963 E-Roll. NTC said it was therefore, misleading for anyone to claim that the 1313 names of Rongmei voters were valid. It also said many representations could have been submitted to the Nagaland government by Rongmei community to be recognised as an indigenous tribes of the state.However, NTC said, considering the ground realities, the case could not be granted for inclusion as an indigenous tribe of Nagaland. (4)NTC said despite reiteration on the difference between “indigenous tribe” and “indigenous inhabitants” in Nagaland, some people continued to be confused. NTC reiterated that any community which had become domiciled in Nagaland since 1963 are qualified under government notification dated April 28,1977 to be entitled as indigenous inhabitant status but cannot claim to be indigenous tribe of Nagaland. NTC therefore, urged all concerned not to distort or concoct the laws concerning the interests of the Nagas of Nagaland.

Notify schools on heavy schoolbags: SCPCR to DoSE

DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (NPN): State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (SCPCR) Nagaland has urged the state department of school education (DoSE) to notify the schools on recommendations of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights to minimise adverse effects of heavy school bags. In a press release, SCPCR chairperson, Meilemla Pongener, stated that a recent study conducted by the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) highlighted the adverse effects of heavy school bags that children have to carry to school every day. Though providing lockers in schools and reducing reference books are effective measures, SCPRC said it has been felt that the problem needs to be addressed on a larger level. Measures recommended by NCPCR: 1. It should be ensured that the weight of schoolbags is not more than 10 percent of the weight of the child 2. Also, children in pre-primary classes should not carry any books/notebooks to school 3. To bring effective change, sensitisation and awareness is required at three levels – for Principals, Teachers and Parents. For this, appropriate short term awareness/training programmes should be conducted 4. Schools should be directed to issue guidelines for all students to carry books as per the timetable and also suggest suitable, safe ways to carry bags 5. Also, schools should issue directions to all teachers to pre-inform students about the books/notebooks to be carried on a particular day 6. Appropriate action should be taken against any school not following the guidelines.

Hospital fire: 4 staff members suspended BHUBANESWAR, OCT 18 (PTI): Four staff members of a private medical hospital here where a massive fire broke out killing 20 people were suspended today even as over 100 patients, mostly from the gutted Intensive Care Unit(ICU) and dialysis unit, were shifted to other hospitals. While 20 deaths were officially confirmed, authorities of different hospitals where the injured where shifted last night put the toll at 22. As many as 106 patients, who were shifted from the private Sum Hospital following the blaze last night, are now undergoing treatment at different hospitals in the city, Health Secretary Arti Ahuja said, amid reports that some of them are in critical condition. Most of them were from the ICU and the dialysis unit, an official said. Ahuja, who visited the Hospital, said that 14 and five bodies were received at the Capital Hospital and AMRI Hospital here respectively, while a spokesman of AIIMSBhubaneswar said that one

death was reported at their facility. Most of the deaths in the four-storey hospital took place due to suffocation and asphyxiation, a senior official said, adding that majority of the patients at the ICU were on ventilator support. The authorities of the Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan University (SOU), which runs the Institute of Medical Sciences and Sum Hospital, suspended four of its staff members and announced an ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh each to the victims’ familes. Those suspended were one fire officer, two engineers and one hospital manager, SOU vice-chancellor Amit Banerjee told reporters here, rejecting allegations that there was any irregularity in the management of the hospital. “We have suspended four officials as part of the hospital’s bid to maintain transparency. Tomorrow no one should accuse that evidence was tampered with.” Ahuja said the ICU and dialysis unit of the hospital have been sealed to ensure a proper investigation.

The blaze was suspected to have been triggered by an electric short circuit in the dialysis ward on the first floor which spread to the nearby ICU. The fire rapidly spread to other areas on the same floor of the hospital building. Some patients have also been shifted to the SCB Medical College and Hospital at Cuttack for treatment. Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik visited some of the hospitals, including AIIMS and AMRI Hospital here, to inquire about the condition of the patients undergoing treatment. State’s Health Minister Atanu Sabyasachi Nayak said the priority was to provide ‘proper’ treatment to the patients from the fire-hit hospital who have been shifted.

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5 Waste should be made into wealth: Gov (From p-1) National Brand Ambassador of Swatch Bharat, for inspiring all involved in swachh Bharat and also thanked all those who took time and effort to attend Tuesday’s meeting held at short notice. Those who attended included representatives of Naga Council Dimapur, Kachari Tribe Council Nagaland, Dimapur Gorkha Union, Gorkha Studetns Union, Chumukedima Hindu Society, Dimapur Bengali Students Union, AG Hr. Secondary School, Living Stone Higher Secondary School, Dimapur Bongs, Bethesda Hr. Secondary School, Living Word Centre, All Nagaland Kachari Students Union, Kachari Women, Tetso College, Young Indian Nagaland Chapter, Chumukedima Area GBs Association, Dimapur Gorkha Students Union, Eastern Bible College, Sikh C o m m u n i t y D i m a p u r, Gorkha Christian Alliance, PWD Durga Puja association, Information Education Communication, Dimapur Bongs and others attended the meeting.

Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union to resume stir today DIMAPUR, OCT 18 (NPN): Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) has informed that it would resume its phase-III agitation across Eastern Nagaland on October 19, 2016 as directed by the Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF). In a press release, ENCSU chairman, Longre Chang, and joint secretary, Nokchem Angth, said as part of its agitation there would be restriction on movement of all the government vehicles and shut down all the government offices. The union affirmed that the agitation would continue until the four MBBS seats were allocated to backward

tribes. It cautioned that the government would held solely responsible if any untoward incident arose during the course of agitation. ENCSU also stated that confiscated vehicle would not be released until further directive. It, however, said that all the emergency services, district administration, security forces, educational institutions and medical team were exempted from the preview of bandh. Meanwhile, ENCSU has sought cooperation from all the citizens of Eastern Nagaland as the the union was “fighting to safeguard the rights of the backward.”

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said to have succeeded in dismantling seven terror launch pads and killing an unspecified number of terrorists and their sympathisers. Modi didn’t make a direct mention of the surgical strikes but said earlier the world used to hear that only Israeli forces were capable of carrying out military reprisals and now everyone recognized that the Indian Army is no less capable. “These days in the entire country there is a talk of the valour of the Indian Army. It used to be said that only Israel carried them out (swift military reprisal). The country saw that the Indian Army is not less than anyone,” Modi said. The cross-border strikes, which have snowballed into a political row with the opposition accusing the government of drawing political mileage out of the army operation, were launched in retaliation for the terror attack on a military base in Uri in Jammu and Kashmir that killed 19 soldiers. Modi also said his government was committed to the welfare of the armed forces and had implemented the long pending demand of one rank one pension for the armed forces.

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fter all the cosying up between India and the US in the post-nuclear deal period and maximising the pitch with the oft repeated cliche that both are the world’s largest and oldest democracies; it seems that the relationship has not exactly blossomed to the desired level. After some lukewarm though friendly relations, it was under Manmohan Singh and George Bush that both countries drew closer on account of the Indo-US nuclear deal. A lot was achieved after the Indo – US nuclear deal and the increase trade and commerce. The Bush administration and also pitched for India’s entry to the NSG. If Manmohan Singh’s government was responsible for greater commercial and military ties; the Narendra Modi government has been instrumental in taking that level higher. Modi and US President Barack Obama hit it off very well during the latter’s visit to India as the chief guest at the 65th Independence Day celebration. Indo-US trade agreements have shown a marked increase, particularly joint military exercises. The US has also lent his voice to India against Pakistan’s involvement in terrorist attacks directed at India. Perhaps this has been the significant shift in the American perception vis-a-vis Pakistan. India is certainly interested to forge a very strong relationship with the Americans. However, the Americans are not yet either willing already to completely divorce Pakistan, which has a very strong, lasting and durable economic and military ties with Communist China. India on the other hand, wants America on its side as a counter balance against Pakistan. America would also like to forge better economic and military ties with India in order to counter China. According to political analysts, India can also play the same game as Pakistan, by turning back to its old and trusted ally Russia. The visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to India for the BRICS summit, may have attracted the envy of the Americans when both Modi and Putin signed a huge deal totalling around Rs70,000 crores. In fact Russia has backed India’s stand again is terrorism from Pakistan whereas China more or less defended Pakistan’s situation. The Russian stand has given a new thrust to Indo-Russian ties and it could be a game changer in the years ahead. The American tilt to Pakistan has been gradually levelling out but the for various reasons, there has been no major rift in relations. Militarily, Pakistan still obtains most of its advance military arsenal from America including huge sums of money to fight terror. The interesting equation in the Indian subcontinent indicates that, on one side there is Pakistan and China and another site that is India and Russia. The Americans appear to be having both feet planted in both camps . However, again, in the event of any conflict between Pakistan and India; Russia will certainly not confront China against India. In such a conflict America may support India in order to discourage Chinese designs but will also prefer to strike a balance vis-a-vis Pakistan. In the entire scenario, India must realise it has to depend on itself. It cannot depend on any country unless it is willing to make major compromises, economically and militarily.

DailyDevotion The Key to the Missionary’s Devotion …they went forth for His name’s sake… —3 John 7 Our Lord told us how our love for Him is to exhibit itself when He asked, “Do you love Me?” (John 21:17). And then He said, “Feed My sheep.” In effect, He said, “Identify yourself with My interests in other people,” not, “Identify Me with your interests in other people.” 1 Corinthians 13:4-8 shows us the characteristics of this love— it is actually the love of God expressing itself. The true test of my love for Jesus is a very practical one, and all the rest is sentimental talk. Faithfulness to Jesus Christ is the supernatural work of redemption that has been performed in me by the Holy Spirit— “the love of God has been poured out in our hearts by the Holy Spirit…” (Romans 5:5). And it is that love in me that effectively works through me and comes in contact with everyone I meet. I remain faithful to His name, even though the commonsense view of my life may seemingly deny that, and may appear to be declaring that He has no more power than the morning mist. The key to the missionary’s devotion is that he is attached to nothing and to no one except our Lord Himself. It does not mean simply being detached from the external things surrounding us. Our Lord was amazingly in touch with the ordinary things of life, but He had an inner detachment except toward God. External detachment is often an actual indication of a secret, growing, inner attachment to the things we stay away from externally. The duty of a faithful missionary is to concentrate on keeping his soul completely and continually open to the nature of the Lord Jesus Christ. The men and women our Lord sends out on His endeavors are ordinary human people, but people who are controlled by their devotion to Him, which has been brought about through the work of the Holy Spirit.

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t does leave behind an unpleasant aftertaste as a retired bureaucrat becoming a critic of a system that one had once served. There was a time when bureaucracy commanded a healthy respect of political class because matured unmotivated technical guidance based on rules and regulations were the standard benchmark that mostly determined government actions. One can’t help but feel that present bureaucracy is but a shadow of the past, deliberately working under one non-transparent misadventure after another in various fronts without accountability thereby losing its sheen of genuine respectability. The courage to invoke the ‘Rules of Executive Business’ laid out for just application of law is noticeably out of fashion. One wonders how many controlling officers in bureaucracy have actually read this manual which lays down the fundamental guiding principles for just administration. By-and-large today’s crop of bureaucracy seem to be a contended lot willing to swim with their political bosses and together fish in the murky waters without conscience or reservation. Questionable orders that infringe upon ethical and legal boundaries are carried out without question. Just so that everyone is on the same page let us take a simple illustration as an example: ‘Backdoor appointment’ is unethical and violates acceptable legal procedure for all government job recruitments. The fact that it has nevertheless been rampantly indulged in by the government is for a simple reason. With every illegal instruction for backdoor appointment that comes down from the political bosses, many of the Controlling Officers of departments unquestioningly carry out the order, often taking advantage of clubbing his/her share of appointment within the same cocoon of illegality instead of questioning it. The syndrome of “I scratch your back, you scratch my back” is fashionably played out to the hilt. This non-transparent subservient system has therefore completely destroyed any sense of fair play where merit remains exiled to the outer space. Given a free hand without checks and balances, it is absolutely incomprehensible that a compromised, opposition-less government would be capable of delivering justice. This conclusion holds true even in the present ongoing standoff on ‘fuel adulteration’ between the Government and CCoFF.

It is a pity having to watch the present Government mostly functioning as an “Ultimatum Servicing Government” hurriedly responding at the eleventh hour when ultimatums are shoved down its throat. In the backdrop of such chaotic out of control government machinery that is in urgent need of ‘brake repair’, one is inclined to side with the effort of ACAUT and CCoFA insisting on CBI intervention on the critical breakdown of essential service system caused by those wielding authority for selfish ends. Fuel adulteration is a subject that hurt every single vehicle owner in Nagaland without exception. Government servants may not necessarily feel the pinch of having to frequently repair their vehicles because it is officially repaired at the expense of the public exchequer. It is entirely a different story of sheer financial torture especially for those who have no steady income having to take their vehicle to the workshop at recurring intervals to attend to fuel adulteration related breakdowns at exorbitant cost that one can ill afford. Adulterated fuel also conversely impacts on the lifespan of the vehicle. Diverting a very high percentage of essential commodities like kerosene from the State quota to deliberately facilitate illegal fuel adulteration factories is a crime being perpetuated by the elder brothers of Lucifer both in the government management system and the private sectors for unethical profits without sweat at the cost of the sweating common man. Therefore it is in the interest of the vast majority that such fuel adulteration factories must be shut down for good and those responsible should be held accountable. No matter how high or low, each identified defaulter must unsparingly be introduced to the iron fist of law that is noticeably absent in Nagaland and needs to be imported without being harassed or taxed at the New Fields Gate. The significant magnitude of the problem lies in the fact that the portfolio of Food & Civil Supply Department rests with the “Hon’ble” Chief Minister of Nagaland. It rightly or wrongly compounds the level of suspicion that SIT will never get to investigate this case without interference...even if it has honourable intention. The likelihood that a whole lot of time may meticulously be spent trying to dilute the facts of findings rather than establish the facts for persecution is a believable

possibility considering the collapsed ethical working system. Sadly, going by past experience, it may also not be beyond the “Hon’ble Chief Minister” to lower his Hon’ble status and compulsively try to influence the course of investigation...because this investigation is directly related to a Department under his immediate control. Halfway through the sitting of the High Power Committee (HPC) on “Illegal and Multiple Taxation/ Price Escalation” constituted by the Government on 5th day of August 2014, the “Hon’ble Chief Minister” had requested the Chairman and members of the HPC to brief him on the progress being made. The Chairman: Justice H. K. Sema, Supreme Court Judge (Rtd.); Members: Shri. Khekiye K. Sema IAS (Rtd.) and Shri. Joel Nillo Kath took strong exception to this ‘request’. Such a meeting would have violated the independent sanctity of the HPC and subject the proceeding to unnecessary suspicion of undue influence. We therefore had no intention of compromising the credibility of the HPC. We politely refused to meet him. The candid report of HPC submitted to the State Government in June 2015 is now a museum piece collecting dust. The very intelligent bureaucracy has been studying this report for more than a year now and is likely to be overburdened to do the same in the event SIT is able to submit its report... as watered down as it may probably be. All said and done, if Chief Minister has a clean hand and clear conscience it would be in his interest to allow a neutral agency to conduct the investigation to cleanse his image and stem the oncoming tide that could very well develop into a hurricane on provocation. It is rather unworthy of the State Cabinet to demean the people’s cry for uncontaminated justice as ‘illegal’ against hard evidence of crime having been committed. It can only be seen as a motivated attempt to cover-up the blatant illegal profiteering trail. Considering the ground realities, it is decidedly within the rights of ACAUT, CCoFF, the people of Nagaland and overall sensibility to demand that CBI, an independent investigating agency, be brought in to clear the air and set the record straight. Khekiye K. Sema IAS (Rtd.); Upper Forest Colony; Kohima; (kksema@gmail.com)

Speech of gen. (Retd) Viyalie Metha on 65th Martyrs Day at Settsü village

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irst of all, I want to give thanks to the almighty God for sustaining our nation despite all the tragedies and pains that we have experienced in the past 62 years (1954-2016) of conflict. In this story of pain and suffering, not one single Naga has been spared the agony in one form or the other. The first Naga martyr to be murdered by the Indian Forces was Lt. Zasibito Nagi of Jotsoma village who was killed in broad daylight when a peaceful procession was winding its way across Kohima town on October 18, 1952. Ever since that day, 18th October has been observed as Martyrs Day by our Government to commemorate all the other victims of India’s atrocities against Nagaland. And today we have gathered here at Settsü village to pay our respects to the five persons from your villagers who were massacred on June 16, 1956. The dead, however precious they are, die and are gone, but it is the living that has to suffer the consequences of their absence throughout their lives. And today, as the nation stands in respectful attention to their sacrifices on this 65th Martyrs Day, I as President of the Federal Government of Nagaland wish to convey the nation’s solidarity and sympathies to all the sufferings that the survivors of the heinous massacre of June 16, 1956 have endured in their lives. The nation salutes the martyrdom of Tsukjemmeri G.B. L.Imdongkokba, S.Temjenwati, Anchaba and Dhanba as well as all their living relatives who are standing with us today. May God be both your protector as well as your vengeance keeper. On an occasion like this, we also cannot forget the 5 victims of the Longpha massacre who were murdered by the Indian army on June 6, 1956 just a few kilometers from your village. One of the injured, Imshiangba was even buried alive, though the villagers pleaded for his life to be spared. On this occasion, we also remember the 63rd villagers of Yengpang village in the Chang region, who on November 15, 1954 were mostly beheaded by the enemy in a pre dawn attack on the village. We also remember the 11 villagers of Ketsapomi village in the Chakhesang region, who were shot to death as target practice by the Indian soldiers on April 13 1956. Then there were the 9 victims of Matikhrii village in the Pochury region, who were all severely tortured and beheaded on September 6, 1960. The list can go on, but time will not permit me to recount all the horrible atrocities committed by the Indian army. On this 65th anniversary of our national Martyrs Day, the nation wishes to pay tribute to all our people who have

laid down their lives for the nation. We salute all of them with the same words of solidarity and appreciation expressed earlier. On this solemn day, I also wish to put on record, that in all these many years of conflict, your Ao region has also played its role second to none. As known to every Naga, Mr. Imkongmeren, Vice President of the NNC, was one of the solid pillars of our nation who carried the national responsibilities faithfully to the end of his life. In the national records, he was an unflinching personality that kept alive the spirit of Naga nationalism and patriotism through out all his life. On a day like this, we cannot recount all the names of our national heroes from the Ao region, but their names are all there in the records and we salute every Private to General as well as every civil worker, both man and woman, who have performed their duties to the best of their abilities during their lifetimes. We recognize their contributions and salute all of them with deep gratitude from the depths of our hearts. But however great and noble the past may be, we cannot live in the past. We also cannot dream of a bright future without doing what we should do in the present. As for my generation, I think we can humbly claim that we have given our best and our utmost for the nation. Despite our limited education, we had utilized all that we had learned and put it into our national service and defense. We did all these works, so that today’s generation can have a country that they can call their own. But as long as a foreign flag continues to fly in our lands, the sacrifices of yesterday remain an unfulfilled dream. Therefore, fellow citizens of Nagaland, so long as the enemy continues to occupy our country and also oppress us with heinous laws like the Armed Forces Special Powers Act, that long we are duty bound to resist the enemy and oppose him. I therefore, call upon this generation to pick up the baton of our political torch and run on until the race for our national objective is achieved. As for me and all my colleagues, we are now all in the sunset of our lives. We therefore hope that the younger generation of well educated and well qualified young men and women, will pick up the baton and carry on, until ultimate victory is finally achieved. KUKNALIM. Viyalie Metha, Gen. (Retd), Kedahge Federal Government of Nagaland

he Coordination Committee on Fuel Adulteration (CCoFA) imposed indefinite bandh on the movement of Govt. vehicles and oil tankers on highways with effect from 17th October 2016 onwards. In reaction to the agitation of CCoFA, the State Govt. had declared the bandh ‘illegal’ as the order of the Govt. was published in all local papers in its front pages. As one sifts through the statement on the order of the Govt., it is found a plain order bereft of law whereby the following questions arise: 1. The serious question is how the agitation of CCoFA was declared illegal when neither any Art in the Constitution of India, nor any clause in IPC or CrPC was quoted by DAN Govt. under which the public agitation was viewed as illegal. 2. Under what rule and which law of the country or of the State, Govt. justifies the ongoing peaceful agitation of the public illegal? 3. The news about the damaging of vehicles and to the extent of volunteers of CCoFA being manhandled in Dimapur by Nagaland Police was published in local media today, the 18th October 2016. Under what rule and with what legal power the Police force was used against the peaceful volunteers? 4. If the agitation is really illegal under law, how could the Govt. of Nagaland allowed the agitation to pass off the day with success except the one reported incident? 5. If the agitation is illegal, how none of the agitators was arrested? The questions to bureaucrats are: 1. The ears and eyes of the Govt. are the bureaucrats comprising supposedly of the better brains as IAS, IPS, NCS, etc. Do the present day bureaucrats function under the laid down rules and the Rules of Executive Business? 2. Do this posse of officers who called themselves to be intellectuals, intelligent, experienced and well versed with the law of the land know that such order of the Govt. declaring the public movement as illegal has to be done so only under the relevant rules? 3. Has the Home Commissioner, Nagaland, in his zeal of freelance governance intentionally avoided to quote relevant laws or forgot all those laws as usual? 4. Has it become a habit of today’s bureaucrat in running the affairs of the public, rules are not used as considered irrelevant and rather took it to be roadblocks to development of corruption? 5. If not by the rules, where does power come from according to bureaucrats?

The other questions poised to Govt.: 1. Does the Govt. of Nagaland consider Fuel Adulteration as legal business whereby the agitation against the scam by public was declared illegal? 2. Does the Govt. of Nagaland promote Fuel Adulteration as industry in lieu of the collapsed Sugar Mill and the comatose Tuli Paper Mill? 3. Is the DAN Govt. contemplating to promote Fuel Adulteration in bigger scale to enhance internal revenue mobilisation so as to meet the requirement of salary component by which non-release of salaries of the employees will end? 4. Does DAN Govt. consider that Fuel Adulteration is the better option for utilisation of excess allocation of Kerosene oil to Nagaland? 5. Does DAN Govt. consider Fuel Adulteration as the alternative to oil exploration by MOGPL? 6. Did DAN Govt come to know the existence of Fuel Adulteration in Dimapur only when busted and exposed by ACAUT? 7. Has DAN Govt. legislated un-numbered and un-coded law under which the administration will accommodate and tolerate all kind of illegal activities in Nagaland? 8. Is there any firm decision of DAN Govt. to shift the responsibility of detection of illegal activities in Nagaland to NGOs under the flagship of e-Governance? Now, fuel adulteration must have been done in the full knowledge of Civil Supplies Department manned by Chief Minister himself. The illicit business in question has wide ramifications as it started and existed with collusion. It is common knowledge that when properly probed, many will be implicated including those who profess to be pious and able to throw the first stone. The so called SIT can therefore be easily gagged as we cannot expect it to be fearless and honest. What then is left for CCoFA than proper probe into the scam by a reliable authority with teeth to bite. The declaration of the ongoing agitation of CCoFA as illegal by DAN Govt. lacks legality. The plain order itself is so ordinary and without authority and it failed to command respect. The so called order has no legal binding on the citizens of the State since it is outside the purview of existing rules and is therefore challengeable. By the way, it suits the authority who took such decision and accordingly issued such order lawlessly as they govern without punctuations. Z. Lohe

Appeal letter to President of India, Visitor NU

Sir,

The undersigned on behalf of All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU), take this opportunity to express our deep concern for the Nagaland University H.Q. Lumami, Nagaland. That Sir, the endeavour of the ANCSU is to deliver justice and equality to all the Students of the state which has been the bedrock of the union since its inception. We are vigilant when matters that decide the very future and destiny of the students are hold at stake, their welfare compromised and their career threatened. That Sir, the Nagaland University is the lone central University in our state. Your honourable self is well aware

of the non-availability of ViceChancellor at Nagaland University after the retirement of Prof. B.K. Konwar on the 7th Sept 2016. That sir, as the umbrella union of all the colleges in Nagaland the ANCSU would like to inform your hon’ble self that the students’ of Nagaland University will be deprived of many opportunities and avenues because of the said reason. However, regardless the rhymes and reasons for non-appointment we feel that the Chair of the Vice-Chancellor cannot be left empty beyond a reasonable period of time Sir, as we all know that as much as a body cannot function without a head, a Central University cannot function effectively without a Vice-Chancellor, as he/she being

the head and all matters relating to the day to day activities and functions of the University emanates from his/her Office. Therefore, we the ANCSU feeling the problems faced by the Nagaland University, appeal to your kind authority to take stock of the situation at hand and initiate action by way of appointing the Vice-Chancellor at the earliest. We hope that our humble petition in the interest of the students and the state of education at large in the state would be considered and taken up as a priority subject and the needful done. Zhoku Thuluo, President & Benjong Longchar, General Secretary

Reader’s Post Information regarding ACIF Sir,

It is hereby notified to state and district member-ACIF Nagaland that Akhei Achumi is in no way authorized to issue summons for surrender of ID cards of ACIF for Nagaland state. Moreover, there is no such order from Lucknow, UP Hq for such action. General public is informed that only Raju Choudhury is authorized designated president of ACIF (Nagaland unit). Akhei Achumi is hereby warned not to issue such press releases in near future or strict legal action shall be taken against him. Raju Choudhury, president ACIF (Nagaland unit)

A dishearthening return to the city I call home! Sir,

Returning to Dimapur during vacation has always been something I have looked upon but this time it wasn’t all that fascinating. A distance of 5kms from airport to the town area was covered approximately in about 50 minutes. Precisely, a normal person walking would have covered the same distance much earlier. Without a doubt, the long journey was not only because of the increasing traffic in the city but because of the numerous potholes. There are literally more potholes on few roads than the people walking there. Infrastructure is the foundation on which the fort of economics success is built. It acts as a stepping stone to any economy which not only ensures the evolution of it but also ensures consistency in its growth. The economical growth of Dimapur however looks grey because of its road infrastructure. Despite the various reconstruction orders from the State’s minister of roads and bridges and various other concerned authorities, this problem doesn’t cease to exist. All the money allotted for the development of the city and the innumerable promises to improve the road conditions has now become a sham. Smaller roads, bigger vehicles. Less destinations, more potholes. This city is surely developing! Where’s the happiness of coming back home and living a blissful life? Where are the good days? Amrita Jain, Opp. Durga Mandir, G.S. Road

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.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, october 19, 2016

DIMAPUR: Eight-day Model Training Course (MTC) from October 18 to 25 on “Sustainable crop production, protection and Value addition of citrus in NEH Region” by ICAR-Research complex for NEH Region, Nagaland centre, sponsored by DAC & Farmers’ welfare, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers’ welfare, GOI got underway at ICAR, Medziphema on Tuesday.

The training included theory and hands-on sessions on different aspects of citrus. Altogether 20 participants from different parts of Northeastern Region are attending the training, comprising of officials from various state developmental department, SAUs and KVKs. Earlier, the inaugural session was graced by dean NU SASRD Prof. R.C Gupta, who emphasized on

the potential of citrus cultivation and its nutritional importance. Guest of honour was director, ICAR-NRC on mithun, Dr. A. Mitra. He encouraged and suggested the officials regarding the importance of various citrus species which could be used as bio-fencing for mithun based farming. Dr. Rajesha G, scientist gave the overview of the eight days training schedule.

ZTKD condemns ZWS condemns October 8 murder I M A P U R : Z h av a m e own homes anymore”. brutal assault DWomen Society (ZWS) has It stated that violence

DIMAPUR: Zunheboto Tokukujo Kuqhakulu Dimapur (ZTKD) has vehemently condemned the brutal assault and “attempt to murder” of its bonafide member, Tonaka Zhimo of Lizumi village by Toto Sumi of Thilixu village. A condemnation note by KTKD chairman, Khetoshe Yeptho and general secretary Kughashe Yeptho stated that the “attempt on the life of Tonaka Zhimo is highest form of inhuman and barbaric act” which has no place in the modern world. ZTKD while condemning the incident has appealed right thinking citizens to shun and condemnby such acts and also urged the concerned authority to award befitting punishment to the culprit as per law.

vehemently condemned the murder of Medovilie Movi hailing from Zhavame village at her residence at Tenyiphe-1 village, Dimapur on October 8. A condemnation note by ZWS president, Shone Pohena and general secretary, Rebecca Domeh stated that this was yet again a chilling reminder of the alarming rise of gender-based violence in the state. ZWS stated that the “brutal and sickening manner in which such crimes are committed by the perpetrators” indicates that Naga women were “not safe outside or in the confines of their

Free health camp at Alempang ward, Mkg

DIMAPUR: As per the directives from the Ministry of Rural Development, a Gram Sabha meeting was held at Terogunyu village on October 2 in the presence of National Level Monitors MORD Ramashankar Shrivastava and Manoj Awasthi. Village members, village functionaries, officers from DRDA Kohima headed by project director Kevipodi Sophie and other departments’ representatives from Land Resources, Social welfare, PWD, and PHE participated in the meeting. During the meeting, a brief report on developmental activities in the village was presented by VDB secretary Terogunyu, and various centrally sponsored schemes like MGNREGA, PMAY (G), NSAP, IWMP, SBM action plan were discussed.

DIMAPUR: United Sangtam Baptist Lithro Ashimükhong (USBLA) held its 20th azarü thsüdi from October 7 to 9, at Trongar village under the theme “Growth in Flesh and Spirit” (Shutsa Ko Anü Ziba). The programme was organised by Christian Education Department, USBLA Yangli and sponsored by Trongar Baptist Lithro for the spiritual growth and upliftment of the children. Altogether 530 children from 28 Churches of Longkhim –Chare division attended the child competition programme and participated in singing (OCTET), bible quiz, prepared speech from bible and skit competition. Trongar Baptist Lithro further thanked the individual and organisations who had supported physically, financially and spiritually and patients during the free medical camp. for making the programme a success. DIMAPUR: One -day health medical check up and free of UPHC and staff from camp was conducted by Ur- medicines were distributed. Alempang Sub-center. MO, The facilities were UPHC Dr Sholongba and DIMAPUR: One day trainban primary Health centre (UPHC), Mokokchung on blood glucose, Malaria and MO, PHC Longkhum, Dr ing on disaster management October 15 at community blood group testing. Al- Sentienla attended the camp. training prog ramme was together 160 availed free Another free health camp held on October 14, at public DIMAPUR: As per the mea- hall, Alempang ward. would be held at Yimyu ground, Satakha town. The The outreach health medical check up. sures recommended by the on October 20 at 10 a.m to programme was jointly orgaThe health camp was camp was one of the activiNational Commission for nized by administration office, Protection of Child Rights, ties of the UPHC where free attended by all the staff 1 p.m. Satakha and Home Guards & the State Commission for Civil Defence, Zunheboto. Protection of Child Rights SDO (C), Satakha, (SCPCR) Nagaland has asked Atsungba Walling in his inthe state department of School Education to notify Nagaland DIMAPUR: Nagaland SSA Teachers As- for several months” and asserted that “we’ll troductory speech urged the sociation (NSSATA) Phek unit has extended not cease until justice is delivered”. department officials, GBs schools on the same. It also requested public, NGOs, students and Students to be aware A press note by SCPCR full support to the NSSATA central at the unions, associations and schools to render of do’s and don’ts as and Nagaland, Meilemla Pongener ongoing boycott of classes. NSSATA Phek unit president, Sheta their support and help in their fight for bet- when disaster strike. He also has informed that the weight of asked the participants to create schoolbags should not be more Hesu and vice president, Thongalu Movi in ter education. KOHIMA: NSSATA Kohima unit has awareness among its family, than 10 percent of the weight a press note has requested all SSA teacher of the child, also children in appointees of 2010 and 2013 to stay prepared also extended its support to the four point friends and neighbours. The charter of demand of the joint meeting resolu- training team was led by Home pre-primary classes should not and united. It also questioned the concern officials tion held on October 10 with 11 district unit guards and civil defence Zuncarry any books/notebooks who were looking after the funding patterns executives and members. heboto, district commandant to school. 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“So far between the last two meetings and today, we have been one by one reaching a consensus on each issue and so far all decision have been taken by a consensus. “And the object is to keep on discussing and re discussing even when there are no agreement on the first instance and take as many decision possible by consensus and to the extent possible avoid a situation where we have to put an issue to vote. So far we have achieved that objective,” he said. Jaitley said while arriving at the 14 per cent revenue growth rate for calculation of compensation, at least five options were discussed. These included nominal GDP growth rate, or best three years of state revenue growth from previous five years, or average of three years. It was also discussed to consider average of previous five years or look into the revenue growth after excluding the outliers in the past five years.

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no decision was taken and discussions would continue tomorrow. While the cess on luxury and de-merit items would be used to create a Rs 50,000 crore fund to compensate states for loss of revenue, the Centre was not ready to include state tax breaks to calculate GST compensation, state officials said. Explaining the rate structure proposed by the Centre, Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia said taxation of services would however be only in the 6 per cent, 12 per cent and 18 per cent with the higher rate at 18 per cent. “The principles of fixing the rate would be it should be inflation neutral, states and centre continue with their expenditure and tax payers are not burdened,” Jaitley said. Once the rate structure is finalised, the technical group of state and Central tax officers will discuss which item would fall in which tax bracket.

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would attract 26 per cent GST rate, against the current incidence of around 31 per cent. The all-powerful GST Council, headed by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, on Day 1 of its three-day meet reached consensus on the formula for payment of compensation to states from any loss of revenue from implementation of Goods and Service Tax (GST) in the first five years beginning April 1, 2017. The panel that also includes representatives of all states, agreed on keeping base year for calculating the revenue of a state at 2015-16 and considering a secular growth rate of 14 per cent for calculating the likely revenue of each state in the first five years of implementation of GST, Jaitley told reporters here. States getting lower revenue than this would be compensated by the Centre. The GST Council discussed five alternatives of GST rate structure, he said, adding

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Modi also went around an exhibition and tried his hand at a Charkha. After giving national awards to MSMEs, he said the central government was working to give boost to small and medium enterprises. Noting that India aim should be to target global markets, Modi told the entrepreneurs that government stands shoulder to shoulder with them to realise this aim. He said that India is fastest growing economy in the world. Modi said that despite two earlier years when there was drought and when agriculture production dropped considerably, it was the manufacturing sector, especially MSMEs, which ensured that country had a steady economic growth rate.

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neurship among Dalits will benefit us. There are youngsters whose dreams are to create enterprises and jobs,” he said. Modi stressed that MSME was crucial for India’s economy and said “our aim should be to target the global markets”. He also said India today is the fastest growing major economy in the world and amid global slowdown, India is providing strength to the world economy. “For India’s economic progress, the MSME sector is crucial,” he said. With an initial outlay of Rs 490 crore, the hub launched today will work towards strengthening market access/ linkage, monitoring, capacity building, leveraging financial support schemes and sharing industry-best practices.

implemented from April 1 onwards rather than June because then the monsoon sets in and effectively, the expenditures start in October,” Jaitley had stated last week. Stating that the government wants expenditure to start in April itself, he had said there are five state Assembly elections lined up in 2017. “We are trying to coordinate so that the Budget announcement doesn’t have to be on an election date. It should be reasonably before that or after that,” he had said. The finance ministry had been proposing that the Budget presentation be fixed for February 1 and the entire exercise be completed by March 24.

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Narendra Modi works at a charkha at a ceremony to distribute charkhas to women before the National MSME Awards at Punjab Agricultural University in Ludhiana on Tuesday. (PTI)

NEW DELHI, OCT 18 (PTI): The Cabinet is likely to consider this week fixing February 1 as date of presentation of the budget after the Election Commission gave its nod in light of upcoming Assembly elections in five states. Having decided to advance the budget presentation by a month, the government took the line that it should not be presented in the middle of Assembly poll in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur. So, it consulted the Election Commission, which has concurred with the finance ministry’s view that it is an annual financial statement and can come anytime of the government’s choice, officials said. The Cabinet headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to meet on Wednesday or Thursday to decide on the date for Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to present the budget for 2017-18. The Cabinet on September 21 had in-principle decided to end the colonial-era tradition of presenting the Union budget on last day of February and advance it by about a month to help complete the legislative approval for annual spending plans and tax proposals before beginning of the new financial year on April 1. “The reason we wanted to advance the date was that we want the entire budgetary exercise to be over and the Finance Bill to be passed and

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Ludhiana, Oct 18 (PTI): India can play a major role in providing strength to global economy that is facing slowdown, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today, while exhorting small businesses to make products with “zero defect” and “zero effect” on environment. He also stressed upon the need to promote Khadi industry. Modi, who distributed 500 wooden charkhas to women, said there was a time when Khadi was used as a tool in fight for Independence now it should be used for fashion. “Things are different today. See how well Khadi is marketed now. Earlier it was only ‘Khadi for nation’, now it’s also ‘Khadi for fashion’,” he said. Appealing to people the use Khadi products, he said that it is a priority for India as a Charkha at home brings more income. “I urge entrepreneurs that they participate in ZED (zero defect, zero effect) movement. At least 10 lakh units should come forward. We have set 50 parameters to meet ZED certification standard. Please enable yourself to comply with those,” the Prime Minister said addressing at National Award function for MSME. Modi also launched ZED Certification Scheme for Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) and SC/ST HUB for providing support to entrepreneurs. “The spirit of entrepre-

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AFFIDAVIT

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1. I, P. Rajesh Kannan, solemnly affirm and state on oath that my name is P. Rajesh Kannan, son of V. Perumal of vill. & P.O Aniyur, Dist. - Madurai (Tamil Nadu) and presently residing at Unit - 5003 ASC Bn (MT), Rangapahar Military Cantonment, Dimapur (Nagaland). 2. I, solemnly affirmed and stated on oath that my name was wrongly recorded as P. Rajes Kannan in my service record. 3. I solemnly affirmed and stated on oath that my real name recorded in my Aadhar Card bearing No. 6749 8472 2910 and other documents is P. Rajesh Kannan is true and correct. 4. Henceforth, my real name P. Rajesh Kannan shall be used by me in all the correspondence in lieu of P. Rajes Kannan. 5. That the contents of this Affidavit is true to the best of my personal knowledge and belief, nothing false has been concealed therein. Deponent Approved before me and signed. DP-8204 Magistrate

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Regd. No. 1423/16 Dated: 23.9.16 I, Shri KHOVUNGTHUNG KIKON, S/o Lt. NSEO KIKON, aged about 29 years, permanent resident of Saron Colony, District- Wokha, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and state on oath as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of Indian and residing in the above mentioned address. 2. That my official name is KHOVUNGTHUNG KIKON. 3. That my name has been recorded as N KHOVUNGTHUNG in my other official documents. 4. That the name Shri KHOVUNGTHUNG KIKON and N KHOVUNGTHUNG are one and the same person. 5. That this affidavit is solely made for the purpose of declaring that Shri KHOVUNGTHUNG KIKON and N KHOVUNGTHUNG are one and the same person. 6. That the statements made in the affidavit in the paragraph 1-5 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been stated therein. And I sign this affidavit on the 23rd day of September, 2016, at Dimapur, Nagaland. Identified by: Advocate DEPONENT JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE/ NOTARY PUBLIC K-3849 Regd. No. 4342 DECLARATION Date :17-10-16 (Change of Name, Father’s Name & Mother’s Name) I, Miss. Vilhousienuo Ziephru, Daughter of Shri. Neikietuo Ziephru and Smti. Duonei-ü Ziephru, permanent resident of Nerhe Model Village, Nerhema, District- Kohima, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am bonafide citizen of India hailing from the Angami Naga tribe. 2. That this affidavit is made to declare that in my entire Academic records and other official documents inadvertently and by oversight my name has been entered and recorded as Vilhousienuo Neli instead of Vilhousienuo Ziephru and my Father’s name has been entered as Neikietuo instead of Neikietuo Ziephru and my Mother’s name has been entered and recorded as Dounei-ü instead of Duonei-ü Ziephru. 3. That the above mentioned name Vilhousienuo Neli and Vilhousienuo Ziephru it refers to one and the same person i.e. me and it is synonymous. 4. That the above mentioned name Neikietuo and Neikietuo Ziephru it refers to one and same person i.e. my Father and it is synonymous. 5. That the above mentioned name Dounei-ü and Duonei-ü Ziephru it refers to one and same person i.e. my Mother and it is synonymous. 6. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any rectification/correction if any complications that may arise with regard to correction/ Change of my name, Father’s name and Mother’s name. 7. That this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority declaring that my correct official name is ‘Vilhousienuo Ziephru’, my Father’s correct official name is ‘Neikietuo Ziephru’ and my Mother’s correct official name is Duonei-ü Ziephru and henceforth it shall be used for all my official records, future references and future correspondence. That the above statements made in Para1- 7 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the Competent Authority on 17th October, 2016 at Kohima. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above named on this the 17th October, 2016. Magistrate/ Notary Public K-3847

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Mosul offensive: Territory recaptured from ISIS; 75 square miles retaken

KHAZIR (IRAQ), OCT 18 (AGENCIES): Iraqi Kurdish forces advancing toward the northern city of Mosul paused Tuesday on the second day of a long-awaited offensive after the Islamic State mounted tough resistance in villages east of the strategic city. The front lines were largely quiet after fierce fighting as Kurdish forces pushed to retake a string of villages on the edge of their territory and turn them into new footholds closer to Mosul. The city is the last main stronghold for the Islamic State in Iraq and represents a critical showdown for both sides. However, the Iraqi military made some gains. The army’s 9th Division broke into the district of Hamdaniya, also on the eastern front, closing in on the Christian town of Qaraqosh, commanders said. The intense fight for hamlets some 30 miles from the city suggested that the militants could fight for every inch outside the city, but also that they are unlikely to be able to hold on in the face of a coordinated advance and close air support from a U.S.led coalition. Residents who have recently fled the area and Iraqi officials with contacts inside Mosul say the Islamic State has been digging in for a fight, erecting concrete barricades and filling trenches full of oil that can be set on fire to slow

A peshmerga convoy drives towards a frontline in Khazer, about 30 kilometers (19 miles) east of Mosul, Iraq, Monday. (AP/PTI) advancing forces. The Islamic State claimed to have carried out 12 suicide attacks on the first day of the offensive, according to its affiliated news agency, Amaq. Jabbar Yawar, a spokesman for Kurdish peshmerga forces, said eight Kurdish soldiers were killed Monday and 16 injured. The struggle for Mosul — which involves U.S. air power and an array of Iraqi ground forces — is the largest and most complex so far in the battle against Islamic State militants. It has brought an unprecedented level of military cooperation between Baghdad and the Kurdistan regional government in northern city of Irbil, which have

long feuded over oil and land. But some small cracks in that alliance appeared Tuesday, as Kurdish and Iraqi commanders traded blame for delays in some operations in the east. These villages were small and simple, so we were expecting them to be easy,” said Brig. Gen. Haider al-Obaidi, an Iraqi special forces commander. He said military planners had thought the Islamic State would abandon them and reinforce elsewhere “Right now we are waiting for the peshmerga to finish their job,” said Obaidi. “We are waiting for them to reach the areas they were supposed to reach under the military plan, so that we can move.”

By late Monday, Kurdish officials claimed to have retaken 75 square miles of territory — an area slightly bigger than the District of Columbia — although their degree of control over the territory remained unclear. Demining teams were working to clear roads laced with booby traps and explosives. A military agreement between Baghdad and Irbil gives the Kurds the task of retaking villages on the edge of their territory, before Iraqi forces move past them to Mosul, a large Sunni Muslim city where many worry about possible efforts by Kurds to expand their authority.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 18 (Agencies): Malaysia has stepped up security at its borders in case Malaysian militant fighters try to return home after Iraqi forces launched a major offensive to take back the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul, deputy prime minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said on Tuesday. Iraqi government forces launched a US-backed offensive on Monday to drive Islamic State from the northern city of Mosul, the group’s last major stronghold in Iraq. Around 4,000 to 8,000 militants, a mix of Iraqi and foreign fighters, are estimated to be in the city. Ahmad Zahid told a news conference that Malaysian airport and border security had been increased, while illegal routes commonly used by smugglers were being monitored. “We have been exchanging intel with international intelligence agencies, and we have a suspect list which includes names of those we believe have ties with Daesh,” he said, using an alternate name for Islamic State. Ahmad Zahid did not state how many Malaysians were currently in Mosul but police figures released last month showed that 90 Malaysians had joined Islamic State in Syria and Iraq since 2013. In August, Malaysia revoked the passports of 68 Malaysians who had been identified as leaving the country to join Islamic State.

Several missing, injured in German chemical plant blast Ludwigshafen (Germany), Oct 18 (Agencies): Several people were missing and others were injured after an explosion Monday at a chemical plant at BASF’s headquarters in western Germany, the firm said, advising local residents to stay indoors. The blast, which occurred around 11.30 am (0930 GMT) and triggered a huge fire, happened during work on a pipeline, the global chemicals giant said in a statement. “Several people were injured. Some people are missing,” BASF said. A large fire and a huge column of grey smoke could be seen rising from the site, a vast industrial complex with a harbour on the Rhine river. Firefighters were still trying to extinguish the flames by 1330 GMT, while police had blocked off nearby roads, an AFP reporter at the scene said. “Emergency services from the whole region are on the scene to prevent the fire spreading to other parts of the plant,” Ludwigshafen city authorities said in a statement. The company said residents in Ludwigshafen and nearby Mannheim should remain inside and shut doors and windows. Local authorities have also asked nurseries and schools to keep children indoors, but no evacuations have been ordered. “We are still investigating the precise cause. The relevant authorities have been

informed,” BASF said. The site’s steam cracker units -- used in a chemical procedure to produce lighter hydrocarbons -- have been shut down for safety reasons, it added. Ludwigshafen is a city of some 160,000 people located around 80 kilometres (50 miles) southwest of Frankfurt. City authorities said fire engines as well as a fireboat had been deployed to the scene. On its Twitter account, Ludwigshafen added that some residents had complained of respiratory irritations. An emergency hotline has been set up as well as an information tent. The Landeshafen Nord site where the explosion took place is a harbour used for the transportation of combustible fluids and liquefied gases. On its website, the company describes the site as a “very important for BASF’s supply of raw materials”, where more than 2.6 million tonnes are handled each year. The goods are unloaded from ships into the production plants via a system of pipelines. The company employs 36,000 people in Ludwigshafen. BASF was also grappling with a second, smaller incident at its nearby Lampertheim plant where four people were injured in a gas explosion and had to be taken to hospital, DPA news agency reported.

9 Belgium charges four people after terror raids Brussels, Oct 18 (AFP): Belgium today charged four people with involvement in terrorism after 15 early morning raids in the northern cities of Ghent, Antwerp and Deinze, the federal prosecutor’s office said. “Those persons have been indicted for participation in the activities of a terrorist group,” a statement said. “Some of them are suspected of recruiting people with a view to departing to Syria and joining Islamic State there,” it added. The prosecutor said no arms or explosives were found and the raids had no immediate connection with the deadly IS-claimed attacks on the Brussels airport and metro which left 32 people dead in March. In all, 15 people were taken in for questioning initially, the statement added. Some of them, who grew up in central Brussels and were known to the authorities, also took part in the November Paris attacks, which claimed 130 lives and left hundreds injured. Belgium has been on its second highest terror alert since the Paris and Brussels attacks. There has been a series of incidents since March despite a much increased security presence on the streets, the latest early this month when two police offers were stabbed in the Schaerbeek area of Brussels.

Hillary may face questions on WikiLeaks revelations New York, Oct 18 (PTI): Republican nominee Donald Trump is likely to continue personal attacks on his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the final presidential debate tomorrow while the former secretary of state could face questions on the fresh WikiLeaks revelations, an expert has said. “I think we should probably take Trump at his word that he is going to continue the torrent of personal abuse in this debate,” David Birdsell, Dean of the Austin Marxe School of Public and International Affairs at Baruch College, said at a session by the New York Foreign Press Centre yesterday on what to expect in the final debate. He said the 70-year-old real estate tycoon is clearly hoping that by pulling both candidacies into the same level of allegations of personal misconduct, it will either

Bill Clinton has to “reduce litany of attacks” from Trump, turnout overall or to boost including his questioning of turnout among his base to a the entire electoral process, point where it becomes dis- the media, election coverage and campaigning in the US, positive”, he said. In Clinton’s case, he said Birdsell said. “And he is trying to sugher strategy will be the line that she quoted from First gest that it is all corrupt and Lady Michelle Obama in all bad,” he said, adding in the second debate, which is the final debate tomorrow, to “when they go low, you go be held at the University of high”. The 68-year-old former Nevada in Las Vegas, Clinton secretary of state will have to clearly wants to sound differdefend additional WikiLeaks ent from and look different Hillary Clinton revelations, to answer ques- from Trump. depress voter turnout or fire tions about email, personal “She does not want to up his natural base, which probity and face the “extended get mired in answering charge tends to be less educated white males. Birdsell, however, said NLAN ECHON YI. that Trump is targeting perA shompo Shungchungo Jami head GB Changpang village sonal misconduct that prena tsungon 13/10/2016 lo merapani towni na LLRPO thyutasanta dominantly Clinton’s hus- khitathung ana hochilo eramoe mying yikrachio late N. L.Odyuo, band, Bill, made and not her, late M. Kithan shompo eramo T. kikon, former minister elani madam who is the candidate in the R.L kinghen steering committee member NSCN (IM), To shiang ntia race. Nlan nliv lona omying phyophia nlan pia nsamoji ana onte osi onte Tr ump’s strategy by wopan jiang elani okho jiang topvu thungi nlan asiyile to erantsung making character attacks kako shi yakchia jonjiala. against the former president Shungchungo Jami, Head GB Changpang Village DP-8196

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Akuk Ekhung Dimapur Nzontsu Ekhum ji tsungon 22th October 2016 lo Dimapur Lotha Hoho Ki na 10:00 AM, lo khiala. Hoji tsukona Akuk kyon Dimapur lo kvuta vanchosana topvu na randanta vantasi myanta oro thetala to ntsitala.

This is to inform all the HSLC/HSSLC Private/ Repeater Candidates to report to the Examination Centre to fill up the Individual Application Form (IAF) Examination for 2017 from 18 Oct. 2016 to 8 Nov. 2016 (9:00 to 12:00)

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APPRECIATION

The Old Aree Baptist Church conveys and extend its heartiest congratulations and felicitates the following members for their success. 1. Miss. Glory Ngullie, D/o. Mr. Aris Ngullie & Mrs. Toribeni Ngullie for securing the Top 1 in MA Economics (NU). 2. Miss. Renchilo Kikon, D/o. Mr. Nlumo Kikon and Mrs. Nchumbeni Kikon for securing the Top 1 position in M. Com (NU). The OABC further pray and wishes them ‘All the Best’ in their future endeavours. God Bless. W. Kikon, Pastor DC-2325

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The Mangmetong Students’ Union with great exaltation applauds the following individuals for their achievements in different spheres. 1. Miss. Aoienla Pongen, daughter of Lt. Wathy Pongen for achieving Block Project Manager, Young Professional Rajathan Grameen Ajeevika Vikahs Parishad, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of Rajasthan. 2. Miss. Chubamenla Jamir, daughter of S. Lanu Jamir & Mrs. I. Alila Lkr for achieving Gold medal in M.Sc. (Physics) from Nagaland University. 3. Miss. Putusenla Imchen, daughter of Temendangba Imchen for securing 3rd rank in M.Sc (Chemistry) from Nagaland University, Lumami 4. Miss. Ajungla Jamir, daughter of Mr. Imtimeren Jamir for securing 9th rank in M.Sc (Zoology) from Nagaland University, Lumami. The Union further wishes the very best for your future endeavours and may the almighty Lord bless you all. Sd/Sd/(Ayimmeri) (Moasenla Imchen) President MSU General Secretary MSU

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Dilwar wins The Atlanta: (excerpts from ‘notonlypassportsize’ blog) E Amazing Voice

The Amazing Voice Season-2 organizers, judges along with the winner after the grand finale at Town Hall, Dimapur, Tuesday. (NP)

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ilwar Hussain, bagged the prestigious ‘The Amazing Voice’ title after belting out a melodious bollywood song during the grand finale held at Town Hall, Dimapur, Tuesday night. He walked away with a cash prize of Rs 2 lakhs along with certificate during the glittery event organized by Livemaster Studios.

The show started in the month of August with fifteen contestants out of which seven contestants made it to the finale while, one lucky contestant was given a wildcard entry into the semi-final round. The contestants were judged basing on fifty percent for public voting and fifty percent for judges points. The first and second run-

ners up were bagged by Nunham and Gaily respectively, they received certificates. Judges for this season included pianist and professor of music at Patkai Christian College Rebekah Moore and singer, composer and recording engineer Sunep Lemtur, while the show was hosted by reigning Miss Dimapur Zehovire KechĂź. (Staff Reporter)

xhausted. The one word that describes my feeling right now. Not exhilaration. And you would too if you had travelled 14 hours non-stop not to mention the 5 hour flight to Doha transiting to Atlanta. By the time we got into the cabs and made our way to the hotel we were all complaining about our knee aches and sore backs and behinds. I said a pray of gratitude when I saw the bed. And now as I sit down to write this post I look back to first step flight towards SCAD, Atlanta. We were all agog with curiosity and excitement about our journey to U.S.A and SCAD. If we felt a little reticent talking about the trip it was because we did not know what to expect and not for lack of excitement. I spoke with Sashijungla Ao on the long flight. She is the proprietor/Head Administrator of Hope Academy School. Her only reason for coming for the retreat in SCAD was to observe the way the art programs are taught at the university and to understand how the programs can be beneficial for her students who would be interested in joining SCAD. She also mentioned her children are more inclined towards creativity and arts. We talked about how so many of the Naga children

are creative and show creative tendencies from an early age. If parents understood that such creativity can be rightly channeled and should be encouraged early on creative art would thrive in the State. It is very important to have Art and Artist in a society. We talk about old civilizations based on the work of their art and crafts. The more sophisticated the work of art the more cultured a civilization is. Just as societies grow and mature artists must also be encouraged. Artists are creators. What they create with their hands begins with a thought in their minds and that thought finds meaning and expression in their artwork. Art doesn’t need so many words to convey the message. Art is important because it has the ability to provoke thought and emotions and communicate across barriers; cultural, racial or other barriers. With art there is no boundary. And the world is a better place because of artists. After the long flight towards SCAD just as we were entering into the American territories I could see bluish undulating mountains which reminded me of the Naga Hills which also take a bluish hue in the early winter mornings with the sun streaming through the mists. Those

mountains might just as easily be Nagaland as it is Atlanta. Those mountains also made me think of the American Indians and the colonial history. And like the Nagas they were also the warrior people with their beautifully hand crafted shawls and ornaments living in nature and hunting down enemies. And like the Nagas their history is mostly oral history. The Naga history, without any form of written word and yet everything they made or created was an expression of their thought a story telling of their history, their world view and about themselves. They were the true artists and it was all in a days work for them. They literally wore their history on themselves in the form of beautifully woven shawls or sarongs, the body tattoo of various geometric patterns had something to say so did the beautifully built traditional houses with all the wood carvings decorating the front. It is no wonder so many of the Nagas have a gift for art. It is an inheritance for the naga people, part of Naga history, and the legacy of the older people who have passed away. Today the young people are showing their talent in art with a modern touch. Instagrammers like Nagastreetstyle or websites like http://www.

preciousmelove.com are giving their interpretation of fashion. Such talent needs to be nurtured and encouraged and I believe a dedicated Art and Design college like SCAD can help such talents nurture and mentor to mature into work that can compete with the rest of the world. This is not only about fashion but other field of creative arts. As I wait to be introduced to SCAD I’m reflecting a little on the Nagas and the creativity of the Nagas. What we have is immense talent but we lack focus, direction and the formal training that can give the talent an edge over others. Maybe SCAD will be

the right destination for many young talented artists. And now I’m in my hotel room in Atlanta looking back at the journey what can I say? Let me say what Sashi said “ We are in America. Lets just breathe and take it all in�. I’ll be doing that for the rest of my trip. And now as I wait to visit SCAD maybe you can spent a little time on their website and check out their programs and understand why I’m eager to visit the college. I was amazed and I regretted not knowing about SCAD in my college years. Who knows maybe my path would have been very different had I been to SCAD. http://www.scad.edu

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“smiling, rather demonically‌ [with a] blank expression of joy on his faceâ€?. Tonnessen claims that he was hospitalised as a result of the attack and has suffered “permanent injuriesâ€? since. He is suing medical expenses, plus other damages. Franco has not yet responded publicly to the allegations. Writing about Lana Del Rey for V Magazine, Franco previously said: “When I watch her stuff, when I listen to her stuff, I am reminded of everything I love about Los Angeles.

S rock and roll legend Chuck Berry has marked his 90th birthday by announcing his first new album in 38 years. Simply titled Chuck, the 2017 release will be “comprised primarily of new, original songs� and was recorded “in various studios around St Louis�. “I’ve worked on this record for a long time,� Berry said in a statement. “Now I can hang up my shoes!� The veteran musician said the record was dedicated to Themetta “Toddy� Berry, his “beloved� wife of 68 years. Two of Berry’s children, Charles Berry Jr and Ingrid Berry, will be heard on the album playing guitar and harmonica respectively. Berry Jr said the new songs “cover the spectrum from hard-driving rockers to soulful, thought-provok-

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, october 19, 2016

11th Inter ward football MDFA: Shitilong SA beats Mongsenbai Twitter, Facebook purchase tourney underway in Peren tenders for IPL media rights

Sovima T20 gold cup

Tuesday scorecard Sovima CC VS Blue Star CC Blue Star Score: 123 for 7 wickets in 20 overs Batsman: Thejasel: 56 (51 balls), Samik Das: 34 (38 balls) Bowler: Tameed Rahman: 4 overs 17 runs, 1 wicket Probal Borkotoki: 4 overs 19 runs, 1 wicket Sovima CC Score: 124 for 8 wicket in19.5 overs.Sedezhalie Rupreo: 22 (26 balls) Jintu mali : 21(32 balls). Bowler : Imli wati 4 overs, 19 runs, 2 wickets. Michael : 4 overs, 13 runs, 2 wickets result: Sovima CC won the match by 3 wickets. Man of the Match: Thejasel of Blue Star CC Match No. 2 Kings Bird Tiger CC VS Kings Bird Royal CC Toss won by Kings Bird Tiger and elected to Bat.

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KOHIMA: The 22nd Classic Cup 2016 football tournament would commence from November 10 till 30 at Khuochiezie (Kohima Local Ground). A press release issued by president Classic Club Kohima K. Neibu Sekhose informed that interested teams can avail entry forms from M/s Sports World old taxi stand Kohima and M/s Vaude Ville ,Mohankhola (Dzüvürü),Kohima from October 18.

Kings Bird Tiger Score: 145 runs for 5 wickets in 15 overs Batsman: Akash Patil: 81 (46 balls). Ravindra: 34(28 balls) Bowlers: Hekavi: 3 overs, 26 runs, 1 wicket Sedevilie: 2 overs, 19 runs, 1 wicket Kings Bird Royal Score: 84 runs for 9 wickets in 14.5 overs Batsman: Hekavi: 15 (22 balls) Bowlers: Raj Kumar: 1.5 overs, 9 runs, 3 wickets Rakesh: 2 overs, 6 runs, 2 wickets Result: Kings Bird Tiger won the match by 61 runs Man of the match: Akash Patil from Kings Bird Tiger Today’s Matches 1st match: BMS Darbar VS Kings Bird Royal 8:15 a.m 2nd match: Razzle United VS Victoria C.C 11:30 a.m 3rd match: Moonlight VS Arcane Warriors 2:45 p.m

step for the Board, and we are excited to have 18 prospective bidders for IPL Media Rights. Our intention is to ensure the most comprehensive coverage of the IPL across the globe,” BCCI secretary Ajay Shirke said. The complete list of entities that have purchased the ITT is are: Star India Pvt. Ltd. Amazon Seller Services Pvt. Ltd, Followon Interactive Media Pvt. Ltd, Taj TV India Pvt. Ltd, Sony P i c t u r e s N e t wo r k s P v t . Ltd, Times Internet Ltd, Superspor t Inter national (Pty) Ltd, Reliance Jio Digital Services Pvt. Ltd, Gulf DTH FZ LLC, GroupM Media India Pvt. Ltd, beIN IP Ltd, Econet Media Ltd, SKY UK Ltd, ESPN Digital Media (India) Pvt. Ltd, BTG Legal Services, BT PLC Twitter Inc, Facebook Inc.

DDTTA meeting 11th M. Noke Trophy commences Dimapur: Dimapur District Table Tennis Association (DDTTA) has convened a meeting of the executive members on October 21 at 3 p.m at its office at Indoor Stadium to discuss important issues of the association. All executive members and those who participated in the InterDistrict TT Championship representing Dimapur district have been requested to attend the meeting.

DIMAPUR: The 11th M. Noke Trophy Inter Club Football Tournament opening ceremony was held at local ground, Mon on October 18 with deputy commissioner Mon, W. Honje Konyak as the chief guest, an official bulletin informed. Addressing the gathering, the chief guest encouraged the participants to make careers in sports and to maintain discipline stating that winning and losing in a game is not important but maintaining proper discipline. He also encouraged the players to excel in sports and take it to higher level representing Nagaland nationally and internationally. The opening match was played between Newsite FC and Seinao FC. A total r of 15 clubs shall be playing in the tournament in league matches. The program was chaired by C. Angap Wangshu. Ngamjok konyak, president Friend’s Club Mon gave the welcome address.

SUPER SIX TOURNAMENT Organised by – Kohima Changki Kaketsüri Longjem (KCKL) Venue : Rüzhükhrie GHSS Ground, High School Colony Kohima.

Date : 27th – 29th October, 2016

1st Prize: 12,000/-

2nd Prize: 6,000/-

Highest Run Scorer : 1,000/Highest Wicket Taker: 1,000/-

Entry Fee : 1,000/-

Forms will be available at Tompok’s Restaurant, Jail Colony, Sports World, CK Arcade, Opposite Bank of Baroda. Last date of form submission: 26th Oct.2016 For further details, contact : +917005405504; +919856233161; +917005638147

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members of Lt. Nlumo Lotha would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals and Pastors of Changsu Village who supported us spiritually, physically and financially during her prolonged sickness and sudden demise on 15/10/2016. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-8168

Dr. T. Ao who captained the Indian Football team way back in 1948. The chief guest urged the players to maintain team spirit while exhibiting their best behaviour during the tournament. Further the DC appreciated the organiser for initiating the tournament and he also wished good luck to all the players. Earlier, president of t h e Pe r e n To w n Yo u t h Organisation delivered welcome address. The gathering was enthralled through a special melody by Keyipeisile while Thonjiuliu Pamai compered the function. After players’ oath was administered by Games & Sports secretary, Samteilungbe, the chief guest officially declared the tournament open. All together 15 teams from different wards are competing in the tournament while Tug of War (girls) was played during half time.

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CONDOLENCE MESSAGE

NPF 59 A/C Seyochung Area Units extend its heartfelt condolence message to Late K.T. Chothrongpa Sangtam, who expired on 13 October 2016. The area president Mr. Tokugha Kiba on his condolence message said that the demise of Late T. Chothrongpa Sangtam brought great loss to our society particularly to our area. The party extends its deepest condolence to the bereaved family members and pray to God to grant solace to departed soul to rest in peace. DP-8207

Goalkeeper of Mongsenbai YSC (the blurred man) whilst the Shitilong SA (in background) celebrates after equalizing a goal in the 3rd quarter final match.

field with their short passes tried to infringe for another goal. There were some serious long shots – on target – by both the teams, more by Shitilong. At the 61st minute, a corner kick for Shitilong; the ball was saved but only onto the

boots of Shitilong defender Supongmar (4) who kicked the ball in one touch with a powerful kick. The match ended 2-1 after an exciting match. 4th Quarter final Match Wednesday: 1:30 p.m. Fusion FC Vs Arikodong Club.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family members would like to give thanks to those who stood by us and supported us physically, financially and in prayers at the sudden demise of Mr. Nyimsao Yanthan who left for his heavenly abode on 17th October 2016. We pray that our Almighty God shower His blessing upon you all. Loving children, grand children & relatives

Late Nyimsao Yanthan Born : 1938 – Died : 2016

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from 2018 to 2022 (5 IPL seasons). The Media Rights bid submission process will take place on October 25. “With the global trends of showcasing content on multiple platforms becoming increasingly important - TV, Internet and Mobile rights are up for grabs together this time. To have as many as 18 prospective bidders in the fray reinstates the faith of market forces in Indian Premier League,” he added. Apart from Twitter and Facebook, others in fray are Star India Private Limited, Sony Pictures Networks Private Limited and Reliance Jio Digital Services Private Limited. According to sources, BCCI is expecting close to $4.5 billion from sale of these three rights - TV, internet and mobile. “This is a significant

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NEW DELHI, OCT 18 (PTI): Social networking giants Twitter and Facebook are among the 18 entities that have purchased the Invitation to Tender (ITT) for the lucrative Indian Premier League’s media rights (broadcast, digital and mobile). “The Indian Premier League Media Right ITT has received a massive response from the leading media and technology companies. The ITT document was available for purchase from September 19 to October 18, 2016,” the BCCI said in a statement. The rights on offer are Indian Sub-continent Television Rights from 2018 to 2027 (10 IPL seasons), Indian sub-continent Digital Rights from 2018 to 2022 (5 IPL seasons) and Rest of the World Media Rights

DIMAPUR: The 11th Inter Ward Football Tournamentcum-Tug of War (girls) began here at Peren Town with the theme “Team Work makes Dream Work”, organised by the Peren Town Youth with deputy commissioner Peren, Zarenthung Ezung as chief guest. According to DIPR report, Ezung remarked that ‘success never comes easy,’ while addressing the gathering. He asked the players not to focus on short term goals but to keep up perseverance, dedication and hard work. He maintained that sport was an essential component of human resource development and our society has to provide an excellent opportunity for our youngsters to develop their sporting skills which would equip them with the right mindset and values for our dynamically changing world. He also encouraged the players citing the examples of late

MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 18: Shitilong SA, the runners-up of last year MDFA Trophy 2015, overcame a tough match by Mongsenbai Youngsterz SC 2-1 at the third quarter final match of the ongoing MDFA Trophy 2014 at Imkongmeren Sports Complex here Tuesday. Shitilong SA, which is one of the strongest contender for this year’s edition of MDFA Trophy, suffered a serious setback when Mongsenbai’s striker, Khriekethzo (7) scored an unexpected goal from an unexpected distance (just a few yards below the half line) and into the nets at the 15th minute. The powerful kick by Khriekethzo bounced on the ground once and went past the Shitilong goalkeeper into the nets. However, Shitilong SA was not intimidated which was evident in their vicious counter attack. In fact, the ball possession was in favour of Shitilong and they made some serious on-target attempts but they could not materialize on an equalizer in the first half. It ended in favour of Mongsenbai YFC. The initial start of the second half of the match witnessed the real turn of events. At the 48th minute, a corner kick was given to Shitilong SA. Kheto (8) took the corner kick, and Shitilong defender, Khethozhaphu headed the equalizing goal. The Mongsenbai YFC defense was in disarray, while a rejuvenated Shitilong mid-

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “For to me, to live in Christ and to die is gain”

Phillippians 1:21

Tokugha Kiba, President NPF 59 A/C, Seyochung Area

Born on : 15/01/1936 Died on : 13/10/2016 We the bereaved family members of LATE MRS ARENKALA express our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, churches, unions and well-wishers who stood by us through prayers financial and physical support at her sudden demise. We are greatly indebted to you all and would like to express our profound gratitude. May the good Lord bless you abundantly in return. Loving husband, children, grand children and relatives COMP

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We the bereaved family would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, churches, friends, neighbours and well wishers, who stood by us in prayer and supported us physically, financially and morally at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Thejatsolie Vakha of 10th NAP(IR) Zhadima who breathed his last on 16 Oct 2016 at Oking Hospital Kohima We specially thanked the following: 1 Khonoma Baptist Church 2 10th NAP (IR) Zhadima 3 Police Baptist Church 10th NAP(IR) Zhadima 4 Asstt Comdt Ketoukhrietuo Metha 10th NAP(IR) Zhadima 5 DIG Complex (PHQ) staff and colleagues 6 Yanrenthung DIG (IR) South PHQ 7 ABSI Yambemo 10th NAP(IR) 9 Khelomo DIG (IR) south staff 10 Niloto Zhimo DIG (IR) south staff 11 Khonoma Riiffiino Kohima 12 Sanctuary Choir UBC Kohima We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual, but it’s our humble prayer that God bless each and everyone abundantly By loving family members & relatives. K-3852

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Born on : 25th Jan. 1997 – Died on : 16th Oct. 2016

We the family members and relatives would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us spiritually, physically and financially at the sudden demise of our beloved LT. YEZAKA YEPTHOMI. We convey our special thanks to : 1. Sumi Baptist Church, Dimapur 2. Sukimi Union, Dimapur 3. Niu Veterinary Colony Fellowship, Dimapur 4. Nagaland Police I/C Marwari Patti outpost, Dimapur 5. Katoi Kiho, S.I. Education Deptt. Niuland 6. Hokuto Zhimo, G.B. Veterinary Colony. We deeply regret our inability to thank everyone individually but it our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving parents, brothers, sisters and relatives. DP-8183

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LATE Y. NIKUTO KINIMI GB LUMAMI VILLAGE

And said, naked came I out of my mother's womb, and naked shall I return thither : the LORD gave, and the Lord hath taken away; Blessed be the name of the LORD.

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Through this column, we the bereaved family of Late Y. Nikuto Kinimi, GB Lumami express our profound gratitude and appreciation to all those individuals and organisations who have helped us immensly during his brief illness and sudden demise on 12.10.2016 at Zion Hospital Dimapur. Your ceaseless prayers, words of comfort, physical, materials and financial support that you have generously blessed us will always be cherished. We pray our good Lord bless you all abundantly. DP-8216 K Y M C

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LATE KETHOLETSONUO KHEZHIE 17.07.1964 – 11.10.2016 “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” 2 Timothy 4:7 The family and relatives of Late Ketholetsonuo Khezhie would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the many people who showed great love and kindness during the brief illness and in the time since she left us on 11th October 2016. Sincere thank you to the Christian Revival Church, Kohima village and also to all the leaders and members of different churches for the prayerful support all through, the medical units who extended efficient medical care to the best way possible, to families and relatives, friends, neighbours and well wishers who firmly stood by us in every possible way and shared our grief. Most of all, the unceasing prayers rendered have helped us sail through in our saddest hours. We regret our inability to thank each and every individual, but it will always be our humble prayer that the good Lord bless you all richly. Loving family members K-3848 K Y M C

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ISL: Delhi, Mumbai draw 3-3 in Tuesday’s thriller

Players fighting for the ball during Mumbai City FC vsDelhi Dynamos match on Tuesday in Delhi.

NEW DELHI, OCT 18 (AGENCIES): Mumbai City FC and Delhi Dynamos played out a nail-biting 3-3 draw at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi on Tuesday in what was easily the best game in the Indian Super League so far in terms of entertainment value. Mumbai were running away with the game at half-time with two Krisztian Vadocz goals. Dynamos struck back through Richard Gardze and an own goal before Marcelinho struck the sixth goal of the game, which came from the pen-

alty spot. Mumbai were utterly dominant in the first half of the game with the tepid Dynamos barely able to gain a foothold in the contest. The away side were sweeping forward in droves. Although their main man, Mathais Defederico was quiet, Leo Costa and the deadly Sony Norde, at times, walked through the Dynamos defence. It was Costa’s skills that set up the first goal, cutting to his left and threading a gorgeous ball for Vadocz, who slotted it home. Fortune smiled on Mumbai for the second goal

when Norde’s exquisite freekick cannoned off the bar, and the alert Vadocz headed the ball home from close range. Delhi didn’t make too many changes at half-time but Mumbai dithered and became sloppy as soon as they conceded an early goal — Marcelinho’s surging run from the left finding Gadze at the back post. Despite Delhi’s sustained pressure in the Mumbai territory, the away side got back their two-goal lead, and it came through the individual brilliance of Norde, who calmly slotted the ball home after playing a sumptuous one-two pass with substitute Cafu. There was plenty of late drama as Lucian Goian put the ball in his own net from Gadze’s shot. Mumbai’s defence crumbled. Ten minutes from time, Marcelinho smashed a superb penalty to the keeper’s right when a tight call went in Gadze’s favour after it looked like Mumbai goalie Roberto Volpato had made only minimal contact. Mumbai could have had the winner when an excellent left-foot shot from Defederico came off the post.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, october 19, 2016

sports CBI files FIR in Narsingh dope issue NEW DELHI, OCT 18 (IANS): The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Tuesday registered a case against wrestler Narsingh Yadav to probe the allegations of doping lodged against him. “We have registered a case against Narsingh Yadav and started a probe against him regarding allegations of dope consumed by him ahead of Rio Olympics,” CBI spokesperson R.K. Gaur told IANS. Yadav had tested positive on June 25 for a banned substance ahead of the Rio Olympics, which began on August 5 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) had come out in Narsingh’s support on the issue and on September 16 had referred the alleged dope case to the CBI for a detailed probe. After arriving from Rio de Janeiro, WFI President Brijbhushan Sharan Singh requested the Prime Minister’s Office that the probe be carried out by the country’s premier investigating agency. The complaint was later forwarded to the CBI. Yadav had alleged that a fellow wrestler had hatched a conspiracy against him to sabotage his chances of clinching a medal at the Rio Olympics.

Barak FC, Forerunners FC move to semi-finals Correspondent KOHIMA, OCT 18 (NPN): The defending champion Barak FC and Forerunners FC IV NAP registered wins in Tuesday’s quarter finals and entered semi-final in the ongoing 17th NSF Martyrs’ memorial trophy played at Kohima local ground. In the 1st match of the day and the 3rd quarter final match, the defending champions Barak FC humbled the locals Tiema-khe Kidima by 4 goals to 1. Tiema-khe Kidima could do very little as the defending champions and the tournament favourites Barak FC exhibited some superb football throughout the game. Barak FC drew first blood through Aloumei’s (7) goal in the 22ndminute. Barak’s centre forward Salu doubled the lead in the 34th minute. The lone goal for Tiemakhe Kidima was scored by forward Shiirosiil Pucho(16) in 47th minute who is one of the leading goal scorer with 7 goals. The lone goal for Tiemakhe was not much of help besides minimising the score margin as Nampi (8) and Rhitso mero (10) contrib-

uted a goal each in the 50th and 85th minutes. Zadutol Phinyo(10) of Tiema-khe Kidima was cautioned for unsporting behaviour. In the second match title contender Forerunners FC 4th NAP edged out debutants P.Vizheto FC from Niuland by a margin of 3 goals to 1. Both teams displayed extraordinary and superb skills in one of the most exciting, competitive and thrilling match of this edition. Numerous chances were created by both sides, however, the deadlock was broken only in the 43rd minute when Nito(10) found the first goal in favour of P.Vizheto FC. Forerunners FC never held back as Nyethong Rengma(9) left winger, beautifully found the back of the net from a long range free kick in the stoppage time of the 1st half. Coming back after the breather, both teams failed to score despite numerous chances. It was Medoneituo (7) the midfielder of Forerunners FC and Kezevituo(17) of Forerunners FC whose long range shots crossed past the custodian of P.Vizheto FC and netted in 77th and 85th

The match in action between Barak FC (white) and Tiemakhe Kidima on Tuesday 3rd quarter final match (NP).

minutes respectively making it 3 goals to 1 lead over P.Vizheto FC. Earlier, director Horticulture Department Watienla Jami and AIG (Supply) PHQ Kohima Kevithuto Sophie graced the first and second match as match patrons respectively. Dziesekhrienuo Keretsii and Nourhengunuo

Zatsu, finalist Gospel Hunt 2016, presented special song in the first and second lemon break. Defending champions Barak FC will play against Forerunners FC in the second semi-finals on October 20. Today’s match 1p.m Nagaland Police (Red) VZ Nagaland Police (Blue).

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