October 20, 2017

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Zeliang, Kaito meet NNPGs WC

T.R. Zeliang and Kaito during the meeting with Working Committee at Police complex.

Urge all to unite for a final and not piecemeal solution Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang and minister for National Highway and Political Affairs, G Kaito Aye, on Thursday met with the Working Committee of Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) led by its convener, N. Kitovi Zhimomi at Chumukedima po-

43 killed in Taliban attack in Afghanistan KABUL, OCT 19 (IANS): At least 43 soldiers were killed and another nine wounded on Thursday in a coordinated attack by the Taliban on a military base in Afghanistan’s Kandahar province. A suicide bomber detonated explosives in a vehicle at the military base in Maiwand district. This was followed by armed clashes with the troops stationed in the camp, Defence Ministry spokesperson Muhammad Radmanish told Efe news. The Ministry said that at the time of the attack, there were 60 soldiers in the base, out of which 43 were killed, nine were wounded and six were missing. (More on p-9)

Yashikala passes away

DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): Mrs. Yashikala Jamir, wife of former minister and former chief secretary, late NI Jamir passed away on Thursday at around 10.30 p.m. after prolonged illness. She was 97 and leaves behind nine children, 27 grand children and 31 great grand children. According to family sources, a funeral programme will be held on October 20 at 10 a.m. in Dimapur, 4th Mile residence and thereafter the body would be taken to her native village, Longsa. (See Advt on p-2)

This is it!

“I will not be able to come to any conclusion till you take a series of tests, MRI, X-Ray etc.” K Y M C

lice complex Thursday. The meeting was the first of state leaders with NNPGs WC after the latter was formally invited by government of India to be part of the peace process in September. Talking to Nagaland Post over the phone, Zeliang disclosed that he and Kaito impressed upon the WC of NNPGs that presently, it was the best opportune time for the Nagas to come together and work out a formula for a final settlement for Naga political issue as that would eventually decide the fate of Naga people in general. We also conveyed to the Working Committee (WC)

for the need to resolve the Naga issue once and for all and not piecemeal, Zeliang said. “Why I say this is the best opportunity for the Nagas is because all the groups are for solution and at present there is no opposition in the assembly”, said Zeliang. The chief minister said he and Kaito had assured the NNPGs that if they were serious about the final settlement then the government would approach the NLA Speaker to summon all the 60 members for discussion in the legislature forum and then take a political decision towards settlement of Naga political issue.

NPP sets eyes on Nagaland Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): National People’s Party (NPP), founded by former Lok Sabha Speaker, late PA Sangma, is all ready to set its foot in Nagaland. The party is likely to be launched by October end, sources informed Nagaland Post. Sources said that NPP president and Lok Sabha MP, Conrad Sangma had been approached by various groups including some senior politicians to launch the party in Nagaland. However, sources said, NPP was looking for fresh faces to lead the party and contest the 2018 Assembly Elections as well. “Though there are many interested persons wanting to be part of the party setup, including intending candidates, NPP would be cautious in choosing the right people to lead

the party in Nagaland,” a close aide of Conrad said. “Everybody in Nagaland wants a change, something new with credible leaders,” he said, adding NPP would be able to deliver to the people the change. Refuting the reports on social media that Conrad had recently visited Nagaland to meet chief minister T.R. Zeliang and finalize the process to setup the party, the aide said that such report was misleading as Conrad had never come to meet Zeliang. “Zeliang was in Delhi when Conrad was in Nagaland. He came here to meet those leaders who were interested to join the NPP,” the aide said. Though nothing had been finalized, it was informed that NPP would be launched by October end, which would initially be headed by an adhoc body.

Zeliang said both of them also made known to the WC that at this crucial juncture, all Naga political groups should forget about the past and think for the present and future generations because all the groups are working for one issue. Zeliang reiterated that if the NNPGs were serious for solution then the 60 members of NLA including two MPs would also discuss the matter with all seriousness and take a decision in consultation with Naga tribal hohos and other NGOs. “Seventy years of struggle and dialogue for the last 20 years is long enough and it is high time government of India and Naga people think and act for the sake of the present and future generation”, said Zeliang. According to Zeliang, the Working Committee had assured “to stand for solution and not any other agenda.” The meeting was also attended by WC co-conveners– NNC/FGN kedallo, Zhopra Vero; NNC (parent body) general secretary, V. Nagi; NNC/GDRN president, Kiumukam Yim; NSCN (Reformation) president, Wangtin Naga and GPRN/ NSCN envoy, Alezo Venuh.

New petition in SC challenges Aadhaar linking

T H I RU VA NA N THAPURAM, OCT 19 (AGENCEIS): A new writ petition has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging the linking of Aadhaar with one’s bank account to mobile phones. According to the Times of India (TOI) reports, the writ petition filed on behalf of noted gender activist and writer Dr. Kalyani Menon Sen is expected to be heard after Diwali holidays. This is the recent writ after a spate of petitions led by retired Justice K. S. Puttaswamy. “The current writ petition numbered as WP [C] No. 1002/2017 is filed in public interest under Article 32 of the Indian Constitution to raise issues which endanger Fundamental Rights of Indian citizens, protected under Articles 14, 19 and 21 of the Constitution. It is filed on behalf of Dr Kalyani Menon Sen and is likely to be heard by the Supreme Court after Diwali holidays,” Senior counsel Vipin Nair told Times of India. (Full report on p-5)

OROP will be implemented in stages: PM BANDIPORA, OCT 19 ( AG E N C I E S ) : P r i m e Minister Narendra Modi, who celebrated this Diwali with army and Border Security Force troops in the Gurez Valley here, said the One Rank One Pension (OROP) scheme will be rolled out in stages, ANI report stated. “It is my desire to implement this scheme which has been pending for long now. Unfortunately, we don’t have so much money. The implementation of this will be done in stages. The government is committed to the welfare and the betterment of the armed forces in every way possible,” he told the personnel on the occasion of Diwali. Prime Minister Modi, who is known for spending this day with different sections of the armed forces each year, said he considered them his ‘family’. “The uniform has immense respect, be it the Army, Navy or Air Force. Like any other person, I too would love to spend my Diwali with near and dear ones. And that’s why I’m here, as you are my family” he said. Lauding the troops for their efforts and sacrifice in

Correspondent

DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): Odisha Governor, Dr. SC Jamir has refuted the news report about his hospitalization following a heart attack on Thursday. Talking to Nagaland Post, Dr. Jamir said he was absolutely fine and had only gone to Apollo hospital for a regular check up. The 86-year old termed the report as unfortunate, which had also gone viral on social media after an Odisha based news daily published the report. It was reported that Dr SC Jamir was admitted to a private hospital here after he complained of chest pain in the morning Meanwhile, Dr. Jamir on Thursday had posted a video urging all concerned not to worry. “I want to make it very clear to all concerned that I came to Apollo for normal check up. I am perfectly alright and healthy,” he said.

KO H I M A , O C T 1 9 (NPN): Feud within NPF over which group represents the genuine organisation, presently pending with the Election Commission of India (ECI), has taken another turn when NPF spokesperson, Achumbemo Kikon revealed that NPF( Shürhozelie) has instituted civil suit against the dissident group (Neiphiu Rio group) for impersonating the party president and using party symbol, letter head, nomenclature and flag. Achumbemo revealed this at the inauguration of the 9th Kohima Town A/C NPF office at PR Hill Thursday. While reiterating that the law will take its own course, Achumbemo asserted that the rebel group was trying to escape the eventuality on whip issue by delaying the case in the

leader of NPF legislature party and requested Dr. Shürhozelie to resign as CM and pave way for TR Zeliang to stake claim in accordance with established parliamentary conventions. At the meeting, CMO said the MLAs, in order to strengthen cohesion amongst the majority of the NPF MLAs, resolved to appoint TR Zeliang as the party’s Whip. Subsequently, CMO said that the NLA Speaker was duly informed about the appointment of the Whip through a letter dated 14.7.2017. Thereafter, a notification was issued by NLA secretariat on 19.7.2017 informing about the appointment of T.R. Zeliang as the Whip with effect from 4.7.2017. Then the Governor, after receiving the resolutions adopted by the MLAs, wrote to the then chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie (11.7.2017) to obtain vote of confidence on or before 15.7.2017, a copy of which was forwarded to the NLA Speaker for necessary action. Upon receipt of the letter, CMO said Dr. Shürhozelie filed Writ Petition before the Gau-

guarding the nation, Prime Minister Modi highlighted the extreme weather conditions under which the troops operate and said he gets new energy while spending time among the soldiers. Prime Minister Modi also appreciated the troops for regularly practicing yoga, adding that once they choose to retire, they could mould themselves into excellent yoga teachers. Ahead of India’s 75th year of Independence in 2022, the Prime Minister encouraged the soldiers to innovate so that their routine tasks and duties become easier and safer.

Narendra Modi also mentioned how best innovations are now being recognised and awarded on the occasion of Army Day, Navy Day, and Air Force Day. “If we all take a resolution and work on it, then 125 crore Indians will bring India ahead by 125 crore steps by 2022, the 75th year of Independence,” said Prime Minister Modi. Later, he was seen exchanging sweets and greetings with the troops. Accompanying Prime Minister Modi on this visit was Chief of Army Staff, General Bipin Rawat, and other senior army officers.

NPF (Shürho) files suit for impersonation

Dr. Jamir refutes false news report

court as they have realised their game was up. Achumbemo maintained that the NPF constitution was specific on the current issue as it was one of the most exhaustive constitutions in order to accommodate the interests of Nagas. On the ECI order issued on October 17, Kikon said the commission clearly directed the party to conduct general convention as per as article XV of the NPF Constitution where active members will determine the fate of the party. He recalled that the NPF had on September 26, 2014 affirmed the general convention resolution supporting the current president. Kikon said the same was reaffirmed during the 2015 April emergent general convention and it will follow the same process when the NPF holds it general convention by No-

CMO media cell clarifies on appointment of NPF Whip DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): The chief minister’s office (CMO) has issued a statement to clarify its stand on the issue of appointment of NPF whip. In a lengthy statement, CMO media cell explained in detail the manner in which chief minister T.R. Zeliang was appointed as the whip. As the then chairman, CMO said T.R. Zeliang held a meeting with DAN members, including some independent legislators on July 4, 2017 wherein the house resolved and reaffirmed the continuance of T.R. Zeliang as the DAN chairman. The house also requested the then chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu to pave way and empower TR Zeliang to stake claim and form the new DAN government. On the same day, at a meeting of the NPF legislature party, summoned by TR Zeliang as leader of the NPF legislature party, was attended by 34 MLAs, wherein the MLAs unanimously resolved for amendment of February 20, 2017 resolution, reaffirmed to let TR Zeliang continue as

PM Modi spending Diwali with soldiers at Gurez. (PTI)

hati High Court, Kohima bench challenging the directive of the Governor. On 17.7.2017, CMO said TR Zeliang filed an appearance in the Writ Petition (Civil), and represented his case through counsel. After hearing all parties on 18.7.2017, CMO said that the single judge dismissed Dr. Shürhozelie’s Writ Petition. A Writ Appeal filed against the dismissal of the Writ Petition was also rejected on July 19, CMO said. Accordingly, the Governor requested the Speaker on 18.7.2017 to call for an emergent special Session of the Assembly on 19.7.2017 to test the majority support of the then cabinet headed by chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie. However, even after the speaker had notified holding of the Assembly Session on July 19, CMO said neither the then CM, Dr. Shürhozelie nor any member of his council of ministers were present, though the rest of the MLAs (members of DAN) were present. Since no voting took place, the Speaker adjourned

the House sine die and reported the matter to the Governor. In this regard, the Governor by a communication dated, 19.7.2017 dismissed Dr. Shürhozelie and his ministry based on Clause (1) of Article 164 of the Constitution of India. By another order (also Dated, 19.7.2017), CMO said the Governor appointed TR Zeliang as chief minister. The order also directed TR Zeliang to prove his majority on the floor of the House on or before 22.7.2017. Pursuant to the resolution of the NPF legislature party passed on 4.7.2017 appointing TR Zeliang as the Whip, CMO said he (Zeliang) had issued a direction (Whip) to all MLAs on July 19, 2017 in regard to the 18th Session of the 12th NLA held on July 21, 2017. On July 21, the motion of confidence moved by TR Zeliang as the CM was put to vote and adopted, whereby 47 voted in favour and 11 voted against. This was duly recorded in the Bulletin Part-I of the NLA (18th Emergent Session of 12th Assembly), CMO added. (Cont’d on p-7)

vember end after which the ECI will then decide on the matter. He claimed that the NPF had already won 99.9 % of the battle and that it was just about to complete the formalities and send it to ECI. Achumbemo also claimed that the ECI order indicated outright rejection of the “so called unauthorized general convention called by Hotel Legacy group” on September 20, 2017. He said ECI cannot take cognizance of such gatherings and that the October 17 order has proven that all their activities, actions and so called general convention was illegal. He said Nagas do not expect their leaders to involve in illegalities and misleading them as today they (public) were no longer as ignorant anymore. Ki Achumbemo kon said the general conven-

tion called by Rio was the biggest embarrassment for the Naga people as public resources were spent on enacting the drama. He said if those involved were educated, they ought to read and understand the NPF party constitution. He reiterated that NPF was standing on the solid rock of truth and that truth would prevail, adding “silent majority of the Nagas are with NPF.” Achumbemo said Kohima being the state capital, the Kohima town constituency was the most important constituency in the state thereby he said this seat should not be given to any other party. He urged the party workers to find the right and efficient candidate, committed to the party principles and also respected the party constitution, to represent the constituency. (Cont’d on p-7)

HASSU backs ENCSU demand on scholarship

DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): Highway Area Sumi Students’ Union (HASSU) Thursday came out in support of the Eastern Nagaland College Students Union (ENCSU) over the ongoing controversy concerning disbursement of post-matric scholarship on instalment basis by the department of higher education. In a press release, HASSU president, A. Kughato Achumi, and education secretary, Nikaho K. Kiba, extended support to ENCSU and sought “authentic proof and valid evidence” from the department. They also appealed to the department to furnish the “detail copy” of ministry of tribal affairs notification/latter directing department to disburse the scholarship on instalment basis. Further, the union urged the responsible minister to look into the matter seriously and find logical conclusion before the students start resenting.

It alleged that the delay tactics of disbursement of scholarship “has become a trend on the part of the government.” Recently, the department of higher education, while clarifying on post-matric scholarships for ST students of Nagaland, had stated that unlike the previous years, the ministry of tribal affairs in its letter No. 20014/20/2012- Education, dated July 4, 2017 had directed the scheme implementing department to utilise the first instalment of Rs. 13,44, 00,000 and to submit the utilisation certificate of the same to claim for the second instalment. Director higher education had further clarified that second instalment would be released by the ministry on submission of the Utilisation Certificate of the first instalment. The department informed beneficiaries to bear with this change as the department had to comply with the direction of the funding agency. K Y M C

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IEM 48th national convention begins

An opening act if IEM 48th national convention at Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo on Thursday. DIMAPUR: Indian Evangelical Mission (IEM) 48th national convention which is being hosted by Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo (DABA) commences on Thursday. The convention would conclude on October 22.

In his welcome address, head of department, Church ministries, Brother Jenny Christopher, said Indian Evangelical Mission conventions were held in different parts of the country to inform what the Lord had done through

IEM. He said that their objective was to inspire and to let believers in Christ understand one’s responsibilities to reach the unreached. In his message, Rev. Dr. Bishop Somnath Roy

(retired) also dwelt under the theme “Fullness in Christ” from the scripture Colossians 1:10. He reminded the congregation that in all the dark places and hopelessness, the invitation of Christ gave meaning.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, October 20, 2017

news in Brief ENSF informs on emergency meeting: Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF) has informed that an emergency meeting with six federating units – PSC, USSC, KSU, CCSU, YAA and KSU (Konyak Students’ Union), ENPO, ENGOA, ENWO, ENPUK and its six federating units, ENWOK, KENSU and its six federating units, ENCSU would be held on October 21, 1 p.m. at DUDA guest house Kohima to discuss about graduate teachers’ (maths and science) post under DoSE and proposed phase wise agitation in Kohima w.e.f October 23. ENSF has requested all organisations to attend the meeting. DDGBA meeting: Dimapur District GB Association (DDGBA) has convened a meeting on October 21, 10 a.m. at its office near Green Park Junction. All the DDGBA office bearers, eight administrative unit presidents, WSKH, Chakhro GBs Union, AO GBs Union, Lotha GBs Union, Kuki GBs Union have been asked to attend the meeting. DCC Mkg emergency executive meeting: District Congress committee Mokokchung has convened an emergency executive body meeting on October 24, 10 a.m. at party office. All the ACCC presidents from 10 assembly constituencies of Mokokchung district, all frontals (mahila, DYC, seva dal, kissan cell), all PCC members from the district and the officebearers of the DCC, Mokokchung have been requested to attend the meeting. WSKH meeting: Western Sumi Kukami Hoho (WSKH) has convened a meeting on October 24, 10 a.m. at residence of its banker, Padumpukhuri, Dimapur to discuss some important issues. All the executives and advisors WSKH, area chairman and secretary have been requested to attend the meeting.

DUFPSU general meeting: Dimapur Urban Fair Price Shop Union (DUFPSU) has convened an emergency meeting on October 24, 11 a.m. at Lotha Hoho Ki, DC court junction Dimapur. All the fair price shop owners from every district of Nagaland have been asked to attend the meeting. RPO emergency meeting: Rengma Public Organisation (RPO) has convened an emergency meeting on October 21, 3 p.m. at Sovima Rengma Baptist Church guest house in connection to celebration of Ngada festival 2017. All the committees, sub committees and all the range presidents have been asked to attend the meeting. CJSS meeting-cum-prayer session: Centenary Jubilee Sumi Settsu (CJSS) 2018 has convened a meeting-cumprayer session on October 26 and 27 at Sumi Settsu village. Convenors and in-charges of all sub-committees have been asked to attend the meeting. ACF revival crusade: All Christian Fellowship (ACF) house of prayer is holding a revival crusade on October 20-22 from 4:30 p.m. onwards at Kashiram play ground, on the theme “If you return to me, I will restore you, Jeremian 15:19”. Speakers of the crusade will be Union Baptist Church pastor Chenirao Jungi and director ACF Chenithung Shitiri. All have been invited to the crusade. IAFFSO family members: All India Fighters and Successors Organization (IAFFSO) Nagaland has informed all the surviving wife or children of the soldiers during the 1st World war and 11 World war who have not received the pensions have been requested to submit their names duly recommended by the village chairman, village G.B. and the district administration and to be hand over the same to the district president IAFFSO.

CMO Mkg informs on medical examination UNTABA informs on general meeting Kohima police seize ganja

DIMAPUR: Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Mokokchung has notified that the medical examination for confirmation of post and invalidation for grade III and IV government servant would be conducted on October 24-26 at the office of the DPO

(UIP & RCH) Mokokchung (near District Hospital) from 10 a.m. onwards. In a press release, CMO Mokokchung has informed those government employees whose name has been submitted reach the venue as follows: Octo-

ber 24 – Administrative Department, Police Department, Veterinary & Animal Husbandry and Food & Civil Supply; October 25 – PWD (R&B); October 26 – District Industry Centre, PHED, Education, PWD (Housing) and Medical.

DIMAPUR: United Naga Tribes Association on Border Areas (UNTABA) has convened a general meeting on October 20 at 2 p.m. at Tourist Lodge Conference Hall, Dimapur to discuss pending issues on boundary issue. In this regard, the members of the advisory board, the executive committee nembers representing the Konyak Union, Phom People’s Council, Ao Senden from Langpangkong, Japukong and Tsurangkong Ranges, Lotha Hoho from Bhandhari, Lower Lotha Range Public Organisation and Ralan areas, the executive committee members from Northern Sumi area, Rengma Hoho and Rengma Naga People’s Council, the executive committee members representing Western Sumi Hoho and Western Sumi Kukami Hoho from Niuland, Aghunaqa, Khaghaboto, Kuhuboto, Ato Area, Aqahuto and Dimapur, the executive committee members from Chakro Public Organization and GBs, ZPO, Zeme Council and the executive committee members from Kuki tribe and the members from Dimapur District GBs Association and the members of the Action Committee to attend the meeting. UNTABA has also invited all the public leaders and GBs of the Phomching, Tapi, Tizit, Wakching, Tamlu, Tuli, Alongtaki, Bhandari, Sanis, Tsemnyu, Dimapur I, II, III, Ghaspani I, II, Peren and Tening Assembly segments.

NPYC informs on youth rally

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Pradesh Youth Congress (NPYC) has informed it would be organising “youth rally” from November 20-December 10 under the theme, “clean election, youth for change, save Nagaland”. In a press release, NPYC informed that the decision to hold the “youth rally” in six districts namely Kohima, Phek, Mokokchung, Training on STAAD Pro for the technical officers of the PWD (Housing) department, Nagaland Tuensang, Mon and Dimapur was taken in a meeting held on October was organized from October 9 - 17 with resource person from CADD Centre Training Services, 19 with district youth congress presidents. NPYC has requested all party workers and public to join the rally. Guwahati under the theme “Capacity Building for Better & Efficient Services Delivery”.

The arrested person with seized ganja. DIMAPUR: Kohima Police manning Phesama check gate has seized 100 kgs of contraband ganja on October 18 from a possession of one Guwahati bound passenger vehicle Bus (MN01-1664) during routine checking. According to Sub-Divisional Police Officer & PRO Kohima, Atu Zumvü, the passenger identified as Sabjul Haque (23) son of Gaus Uddin, Chaharia village,

Naogaon district Assam had concealed the ganja in a sack along with mosquito repellant coil (godzilla). PRO informed that the accused has been taken into police custody for possession and transportation of the contraband. In this connection, a regular case is registered against the arrested accused person at South Police Station Kohima for further investigation, informed PRO.

Assam Rifles organise various programmes across Nagaland

5 Assam Rifles at Zunheboto.

22 Assam Rifles at Akhen village.

22 Assam Rifles at GHS Pokhungri, Phek.

22 Assam Rifles at Meluri Village, Phek. students and villagers aware for students of Governabout the narcotics, drugs, ment High School, Peren tobacco, its addiction and on October 13. The lecture negative impact on physi- was organised with an aim cal and mental health. 350 to educate students and students, teachers and 30 spread awareness on varivillagers, attended the pro- ous water borne diseases, its gramme. symptoms and preventive 36 AR: 36 Assam measures. The lecture was Rifles organised a lecture attended by 90 students and on water borne diseases five teachers.

FUNERAL SERVICE Students of Dainty Buds Hr. Sec. School, Kohima. DIMAPUR: Assam Rifles awareness for their wards under the aegis of Inspector were also noted and they General of Assam Rifles were assured of all possible (IGAR) North has been help. 11 Ex-servicemen carrying out various pro- including the new office grammes for public across bearers attended the interthe state. action. 5 AR: 5 Assam Ri22 AR: 22 Assam Rifles conducted an inter- fles conducted a lecture on action with members of “Government Schemes” on ex-servicemen association October 15 at Akhen vilZunheboto on October 16. lage, Phek district. The lecDuring the interaction ex- ture delivered by captain, servicemen were briefed Sanjay Kumar Sheoran about the new beneficiary aimed at spreading awarepolicies and pension ben- ness on various schemes of efits for the retired person- government for maximum nel and war widows. The benefit to the locals of concern of ex-servicemen Akhen Village. The lecture for rehabilitation and job included various schemes

15 Assam Rifles at GHSS Shamatore.

36 Assam Rifles at GHS Peren.

of central and state government like Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojna (PMKVY), scholarship scheme for students and necessity of aadhar card. A total 29 members attended the lecture. 22 AR: 22 Assam Rif les also conducted “screening of movie and awareness lecture on HIV & AIDS” at on October 13 Government High School, Pokhungri, Phek. The aim of the programme was to create public awareness against HIV & AIDS. A team under captain, Pranjal Bhanda of 22 Assam Rifles

Suosatho (96). A total of 576 animals were treated and provided with medicines for ailment. 3 (NH): 3 (NH) Battalion Assam Rifles conducted screening of movie & awareness lecture on HIV & AIDS and Amur Falcon on October 12 at Dainty Buds Higher Secondary School, Kohima. The lecture was organised with an aim to create awareness about ill effects of HIV & AIDS and to educate and spread awareness about conservatory bird Amur Falcon. 20 teachers and 470 students attended the programme.

conducted the programme for students where a lecture was delivered on HIV & AIDS, followed by screening of documentary movie on prevention of HIV & AIDS. Three teachers and 63 students attended the programme. 22 AR: Veterinary aid camp was conducted by 22 Assam Rifles on October 16 at Meluri Village, Phek district. A specially constituted team under captain, Rahul Sharma of Mobile Field Veterinary Hospital conducted the camp. The formal opening of the veterinary camp was done by

15 AR: 15 Assam Rifles organised a lecture on preventive measures on HIV & AIDS on October 16 at Government Higher Secondary School, Shamatore with an aim to make the students aware about the disease and its ill effects. 166 students and five teachers attended the lecture. 15 AR: 15 Assam Rifles also organised an awareness programme on “Drugs Free Nagaland” on October 13 at Christian High School, Noklak and C’ Saddle village. The programme was organised with an aim to make the

With profound grief we regret to announce the demise of Mrs. Yashikala Jamir (W/O late N.I. Jamir), after a brief illness at her residence, ‘Putu Long’, Chekiye Village (4th Mile National Highway) Dimapur.

* The funeral at Dimapur will be held at 10 AM on 20.10.2017 at ‘Putu Long’. Then at Longsa Village at 10 AM on the 21.10.2017* Sons, daughters, grandchildren, great grandchildren and in-laws

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WEATHER FORECAST October 20

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Tropical rainstorm

26 23

Tropical rainstorm

25 20

Guwahati Tropical rainstorm

29 23

Imphal

Mainly cloudy, showers around 24 19

Itanagar Cooler with a shower or two

28 20

Shillong Tropical rainstorm

20 16

Kohima

Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 22 16

Dimapur A thunderstorm in the area Mkg

A thunderstorm in spots

29 22 26 16

Tuensang Cooler with a stray t-storm

18 14

Cooler with a stray t-storm

24 20

Wokha

Zunheboto A thunderstorm in spots

24 15

In a press release, DEO Kohima said the information was for teacher in-charge of Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Government High School (GHS) and Government Middle School (GMS) under Kohima district of nodal teachers who have already collected Weekly Iron Folic Acid Supplementation (WIFS) tablets for their school.

SABS organises felicitationcum-thanksgiving at New Vongti (L-R): Children collecting waste materials strewn about the streets. (DIPR) Students of NEISSR after the cleanliness drive.

DIMAPUR: With an objective to keep Dimapur clean, separate cleanliness drive was organised by Island Colony Council, Dimapur (ICCD) and youth development forum of North East Institute of Social Science and Research (NEISSR), Dimapur on Thursday. As part of the Dimapur Municipal Council initiative for cleaner

Dimapur, Island Colony Council, Dimapur (ICCD) organised a cleanliness drive involving small children at age group of 4-12 years. According to DIPR report, the council members’ primary objective of involving children was to inculcate a sense of responsibility towards cleanliness and to spread awareness of the importance of clean

environment among all the residents. The Island Colony Council was of the view that instilling in the minds of children the sense of responsibility and role of citizen through such exercise would lead towards better environment. The council said inculcating such habits in early days would enable the children to become

better citizens. NEISSR: Youth development forum of North East Institute of Social Science and Research (NEISSR), Dimapur conducted cleanliness drive at Neisatuo colony, Dimapur on the eve of Diwali in order to develop the model village. According to NEISSR, the cleanliness drive was the first activity con-

ducted by youth development forum of North East Institute of Social Science and Research and assured that more developmental activities would be implemented in the days to come. It informed that students of NEISSR and youth from Neisatuo Colony participated in the drive with the consent GB, Nilo Gonmei.

DIMAPUR: Sisters of the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (SABS) organised felicitation-cum-thanksgiving on October 14 for the first profession of Rev. Sr. Nedela Magdalene in New Vongti under Kiphire district. The Holy Eucharist was officiated by parish priest of St. Peter’s Parish Kiphire, Rev. Fr. John Ntonse. Rev. Sr. Nedila Magdalene Yimchunger is the first daughter among the nine children of Kurakmew Kurian and Alola Lucy of New Vongti Village. Earlier, parish priest of St. Paul Parish Pungro, Rev. Fr. Sajimon accorded the words of welcome. Others who attended the programme included SDO (Civil) Pungro, Samuel, former chairman YTC, Shilemthong, president Public Forum Pungro sub-division, Kiusumew, village leaders in and around new Vongti, priests, nuns and large number of faithful.

KBYK extends support to ILMMT mission Seminar on ‘health benefits’ at Chukitong

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MON, OCT 19 (NPN): Extending support to the mission, “I Love My Mon Town (ILMMT)”, twenty members from youth department of Konyak Baptist Youth Kohima painted the newly constructed vegetable

market at Mon Town. It took them three days to complete the work. The gesture was an example to the citizens of Mon that, as residents of Mon Town, it was the responsibility of each and every individual to look after the cleanliness of the town, stated

Diwali celebrated at Raj Bhavan

Raj Bhavan Kohima lit up with diyas and lights on the occasion of Diwali.

DIMAPUR: Raj Bhavan premises at Kohima was all decked up with multi coloured lights and diyas to celebrate Diwali along with the rest of the country. According to a Raj Bhavan statement, the governor, PB Acharya and his wife, Kavita Acharya, celebrated

DEO Kohima informs schools on WIFS

DIMAPUR: District Education Officer (DEO) Kohima has informed the teacher in-charge assigned for the implementation of health prog ramme launched by the medical department to submit their monthly report to DEO Kohima office on or before 10th of every month to the respective Sub-Divisional Education Office (SDEO).

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Diwali with Raj Bhavan officers, staff and their families and security personnel, who were deployed for security arrangements at Raj Bhavan. The governor and his wife extended Diwali greetings and distributed sweets and interacted with the children. They also wished all a joyous

and prosperous life. Diwali or Deepavali is one of the most popular festivals celebrated by Hindus and other communities across the world. The festival represents the victory of light over darkness and thus is also called the ‘festival of lights’.

ILMMT. Meanwhile, mission ILMMT has appreciated the youth department and stated that such kind of service serves as an example for all the citizens of Mon town to continue community participation in all welfare activities.

DC Kiphire informs

DIMAPUR: A seminar on “health benefits” was organised by Chukitong Town Students Union (CTSU) in collaboration with Primary Health Centre (PHC), Eloe Ekhung Chukitong and village level organisation Chukitong conducted on October 17 at GB Court, Chukitong. During the seminar, GDMO PHC Chukitong, Dr. Temjen Ao, spoke on health benefits, General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM), Nzano spoke on immunization and General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM), Grace, highlighted on Access to Antenatal Care (ANC). Others who spoke on the seminar were Community Health Volunteer (CHV) Ekhylo who spoke on the topic “common sickness” and FWA Olumla Ao spoke on “general awareness”. The programme was chaired by Eloe Ekhung,

DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Kiphire has informed all District Electoral Officer (DEOs), Electoral Registration Officer (ERO), Assistant Electoral Registration Officers (AEROs), administrative officers, political parties and Booth Level Agents (BLAs) that a joint meeting has been convened on October 23 at the conference hall of DC Kiphire. DC Kiphire has informed that during the meeting visiting electoral roll observer and secretary of cooperation, Lithrongla G. Chishi, would interact with the officials at different timing on the same day to discuss the ongoing special summary revision of photo electoral rolls with January DIMAPUR: Department 1, 2018 as the qualifying of agriculture Longleng obser ved “World Food date. Day” on October 16 at DAO Conference Hall under the theme “Change the Future of Migration, Invest in Food Security and Rural Development”. In a keynote address District Agriculture Officer (DAO) Longleng, Dr. D. K. Chetri encouraged farmers to go for sustainable agriculture to achieve food security. He pointed out that food security and rural development was necessary to reduce migration. Sub-divisonal Agricultural officer (SDAO) Tamlu, E. Laklei spoke on the role of farmers especially womenfolk to achieve food security. The programme was chaired by SDAO Longleng, K. Shoang Phom while vote of thanks was proposed by Agricultural Officer (AO), Bongkam Phom. Around 35 people including 15 progressive farmers attended the programme.

‘World Food Day’ observed in Longleng

CTSU conducts seminar on health benefits

Participants of seminar on “health benefits’ after the programme.

president, C Nzanbeni Kikon, invocation by Bilamo Kikon, introductory note by CTSU, president, Yantsow Ezung, vote of

thanks by CTSU, general secretary, Zaremo M Ngullie, special presentation on seminar programme by Chankha Yankho and

Yankey Yankho and benediction by Torry Patton. Altogether around 80 individuals participated in the seminar.

Horti. deptt organises study tour for spices producer society farmers

Day care centre for senior citizens inaugurated at Diphupar village DIMAPUR: A day care community centre for senior citizens called “Open Doors” was inaugurated and dedicated on Thursday at Diphupar village, Dimapur in the presence of Diphupar church pastors and senior citizens of Diphupar village. According to a press release by the management, project “Open Doors” is an undertaking of Orija Welfare Society (OWS) headed by Sotisola Imkong, with the objective of not only providing a platform of interaction among the senior citizen community but also to provide basic health services, grooming and social activities specific to their age and needs. “Open Doors” would encourage the senior citizens of the community to embrace aging and have a positive outlook, the management informed. The release stated that the centre has ample ground space for light physical exercise and hobbies such as gardenK Y M C

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It is also disability friendly with portable ramps to enable those with wheelchairs. Custom designed larger printed recreational board games would be available along with a television set with a mini library for those book lovers, informed the release. The project was set up in partnership with two doctors, Dr Sentitoshi, MD of Medicus Clinic Diphupar and Dr. S. Meyisenla Angh, dental surgeon of Shamakok Dental Clinic, Nagar jan, who would hold regular free health camps and provide free primary care according to requirements. T h e m a n a ge m e n t infor med that “Open Doors” would serve as a senior citizens day care for three days in a week and the other three weeks as a community space for rent at nominal charges. It has been informed that registration forms would be made avail-

Diwali greetings

DIMAPUR: NPF minority wing central has wished the people of Nagaland a very happy Diwali and hoped that the celebrations would promote peace, prosperity and social harmony amongst all sections of the people in the state. NPF minority wing central has also apA senior citizen opens the day centre. pealed all to celebrate the able at “Open Doors” Dental Clinic Nagarjan festival of light and joy in Diphupar, Medicus Clinic and can be contacted on the spirit of love, truth and Diphupar and Shamakok 9402433262. brotherhood.

Spices producer society farmers under Wokha district in the tour. DIMAPUR: Spices pro- way of farming that could farmers to be carried down ducer society farmers un- harvest a lot organic and to the grass root level by der Wokha district went with a promise that idea of the team. on a field visit to Indian Cardamom Research Institute (ICRI) of Spices Board Tadong, Sikkim from October 12 to 15. The visit was sponsored by Nagaland state department of Horticulture and led by Horticulture Extension Assistant (HEA) Wokha, T. Chenithung Tsanglao. The release stated that, the field visit to ICRI, Tadong was to encourage the cardamom farmers in particular and to flourish in the state which has great expectations of economic upliftment. The team informed that they were highly impressed by the scientific K Y M C

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Police backbone of administration: Biren

Manipur chief minister N. Biren Singh inspecting the march-past contingents.

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IMPHAL, Oct 19: Asserting that police are the backbone of administration, Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh called upon the uniformed personnel to maintain transparency, honesty, dedication, commitment and hard work in executing their assigned duties. Biren said this while speaking at the 125th raising day of Manipur police, on Thursday.

“Everybody should adopt the philosophy of nation and state first, we second and self last,” the chief minister said. He also reminded the police that apart from rendering their service to the people throughout day and night, they should even ready to sacrifice their lives in safeguarding public lives and properties. He further asked the police officers to be careful as any error on their part often led to a negative im-

age of the government. “Police are also human beings, and there have black sheep in police department as well. These unwanted elements should be jointly identified by police and public by working in close co-ordination and co-operation,” he said. The Manipur police completed its 125th year of existence since its establishment in 1892 as State Military Police (SMP) that was formed following the defeat of Manipur’s King

by the British in Khongjom War (April 1892). The nascent SMP began with section strength of one European officer, 14 local officers, 49 NCOS and 400 sepoys.” Director General of Police (DGP) LM Khoute, while maintaining that Manipur police was one of the finest law enforcing agencies of the country, lauded the state police officers for their efforts to ensure peace in the insurgency-hit border state. He claimed that Manipur police had made remarkable progress in the fields of counter-insurgency, maintaining law and order, investigation, protection of lives and properties of the public and sports etc. To this he said, that the Manipur police had been able to bring around 3300 militants to mainstream so far. This year, the department had opened a separate Cyber Crime Police Station, deputed a separate SP for Traffic Police and introduced Community Policing, he added. Earlier, the chief minister took salute from 25 march-past contingents of CRPF, civil police (male and female), police commandos, Manipur Rifles, India Reserve Battalion, Home Guards, VDF per-

sonnel, NCC Cadets, Manipur Police Dog Squad and Manipur Police Bomb Disposal Squad. On the occasion, a total of 982 police officers and other ranks and a total of 84 officers and other ranks of Assam Rifles, BSF and CRPF were awarded DGP Commendation Roll and Disc in recognition of their outstanding performance of duty in various fields including investigative works, law and order, counter insurgency operations etc. In recognition of their excellent leadership and outstanding performance of duty during the last state assembly election, the Manipur Police also honoured deserving officers and personnel of CRPF, BSF and Assam Rifles with DGP Commendation Roll and Disc on the occasion. DGP running trophy for the best battalion was awarded to 8th Manipur Rifles. Second prize went to 1st Manipur Rifles and 5th Manipur Rifles while 2nd IRB and 5th IRB were jointly shared the third prize. DGP running trophy for the best police station was bagged by Thoubal Police Station while Singjamei police station and Nambol police station received second and third prizes respectively.

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Arunachal villager shot dead by NSCN cadre ITANAGAR, OCT 19 (AGENCIES): A villager identified as Wangnon Wangpasam was reportedly shot dead by NSCN (I-M) cadres at Chopnu village under Kanubhari on Tuesday, informed police, a Arunachal Times (AT) report stated. Police sources told AT that the incident took place when the victim protested against the alleged molestation attempt by the cadres on his sister. After informing of the alleged molestation by his sister, Wangpasam brought the matter to the NSCN (I-M) commander, who was among the six cadres. When the commander refused to entertain his pleas, the report said late Wangpasam threatened the cadres that he would report the matter to the police and the army. Consequently, this angered one of the cadres and prompted him to shoot late Wangpasam at point blank range, police added. Sources further added that late Wangpasam died on spot and the cadres immediately fled from the scene. The shooter has reportedly been identified as Kapwang Wangsu. The news of Wangpasam’s death while trying to defend his sister from the cadres has angered civil societies and students’ organisations.

Assam government rolls out new Tourism policy Assam and all facilities and incentives applicable to industries shall be available to Tourism industry also,” Assam Tourism Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said after releasing the policy here. According to the policy, 45,00,000 domestic and 20,000 foreign tourists visited Assam as per the figures of 2014. “This tourism policy paper is aimed at creating a policy framework to move tourism into a major economic sector of Assam increasing the inflow of tourists’ by at least two to

three fold in the next five years,” it added. Sarma said the ‘Tourism policy of Assam 2017’ was approved by the state Cabinet on October 17 and the key focus of it was to attract the film industry to come and shoot in the state. “Cash grant of 25 per cent or Rs 1 crore, whichever is less, of expenditure in Assam will be offered as reimbursement to Hindi, English and foreign language cinema makers, who have produced a minimum of five feature films.

The particular film’s 25 per cent shooting must be in Assam and 25 per cent of cast and crew should be from the state,” he added. There will be an additional 10 per cent grant if the film’s storyline is on Assam’s culture, tourism and heritage, while another 10 per cent rebate will be offered if more than 50 per cent of the entire shooting is done in the state, the minister informed. “The producers, who have produced minimum 10 films in Hindi, English or foreign languages, will be provided free accommoda-

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tion and transport for their important casts during the period of stay for shooting the films in Assam,” he added. The policy also offered a host of other subsidies, including 50 per cent reimbursement of net state GST paid for 10 years by a new tourism unit that will start commercial operations by December 2022, subject to maximum of 100 per cent fixed capital investment. “A capital investment subsidy at the rate of 30 per cent of capital investment, subject to a ceiling of Rs 1 crore, shall be available for

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The Yongshei Staffs' Union (YSU) conveys it's heartiest congratulations to the following members on their recent promotion. 1. Shri. A. Shoang, SDAO Longleng 2. Shri. C. Taüpen, JSCO Longleng The Union wishes them all success and best wishes in executing their newly assigned task. E. Ongshaü Phom Gen. Secretary

It is with immense pride that the SLK (Shikhu Lagha Kupushokulu) takes this opportunity to heartily congratulate Miss Aliho Shikhu, D/o Mr. Khukiye Shikhu for getting through the NPSC Combined Technical Exam 2016-17 as Agricultural Inspector, Department of Agriculture. May this success lead to greater achievements in the years to come. Congratulations! SLK

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The Students' Union Khulazu Basa Village extends its hearty congratulations to Mr. Kenekhoyi Rhakho for his meritorious achievement as Junior Engineer (Civil) under Works & Housing Dept. in the recently declared NPSC CTE exam result. The Union wishes him the very best in all his future endeavours. (KHRUTO CHUZHO) Gen. Secretary

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No : 73242 C/N O. Nyamo Ngullie S/O : Orensao Ngullie Village : Niroyo, PO/PS : Wokha, District : Wokha, Nagaland. Whereas you have been found willfully absent from bonafide Government duty w.e.f. 05/09/2017 and in-spite of 3 (three) calling notices issued to you vide T/O Letter No (i) 7NAP/R0-5/2017-18/918 dated 15/09/2017 (ii) No.969 dated 03/10/2017 and No. 1008 dated 11/10/2017, but you failed to report back for duty. You are therefore, directed to report to the office of the Commandant 7NAP Battalion, Bhandari within 7 (seven) days from the date of publication of this notice, failing which you will be declared as deserter and action will be taken against you ex-parte. This may be treated as last Notice. DP-10946

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We the Poilwa Lui Society Dimapur would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Inzwak Hoinrang, Son of Hoinrangbe for securing the post of Assistant Public Prosecutor Cl-1 Gazetted, under the Department of Justice & Law in the recently conducted NPSC Exam. The Poilwa Lui Dimapur prays that the Almighty God continue to bless him with heavenly wisdom and good health and also grant success in all his future endeavour.

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With immense pride and honour we the Ahthibung Youth & Students' Union extend our profound and heartiest congratulations to Mr. Lamkhomang Singson, Son of Shri. Seilum Singson and Mrs. Neiting Singson of Ahthibung Town for bringing laurels to the community by securing the post of Librarian (Class-II Gazetted) under Department of Justice & Law conducted by NPSC. We thank our Almighty God for the success and the Union further pray and wish him all the very best in all his future endeavours. (Lalkholen Thomsong) Chairman AYSU

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tourist lodges, hotels, resorts, houseboats and floating restaurants,” it added. Besides, a subsidy of 25 per cent of cost payable for connecting power line to the eligible tourism units with a ceiling of Rs 10 lakh will be provided. The Tourism policy also offered a range of financial benefits for constructing approach roads and installing renewable source of energy at the tourist units. “Private sector will be encouraged to pro-actively participate and invest in tourist places in the tourism sector.

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Dated Kohima, the th Oct' 2017

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NO.NLD/RMSA/IEDSS/NOTICE/47/2015-16 :: You are hereby directed to appear in person for hearing of your RTI appeal dated 25/5/2017, on 13th Nov' 2017, at State Mission Office, RMSA at 1:00 P.M without fail. To, Renbeni Ezung C/o, Hayibomo Ezung Kenuozou Colony, Kohima, Nagaland DC-2426

State Mission Director RMSA, Nagaland

Happy Birthday to u Papa. Dear papa, on this special day of yours we want to take the opportunity to thank you for everything that you have done for us. You are absolutely the most amazing daddy in this world.. Lotz of luv 4m, Baby tia,vernica &aarav. _______________________ Sweetest sis...... many happy returns of da day.words cannot express how we are lucky to have you....ur one in a million...though nathn to gv u on this vry special day ...May da gud lord bless u n kp u healthy....... HAPPY BIRTHDAY...... From..bro,sis and family.... _______________________ Dear Siwang(Bemm), May your birthday and every day be filled with smiles of happiness, the warmth of love. Loads of laughter and the sharing of good cheer. Wish you a Cheerful Happy Birthday. From Minn __________________ Dearest Yabo (kom), Wishing you a very Happy BornDay. May God shower his blessing in every walk of ur life, may every moment of your birthday be the happiest and may you have an unending happiness to every other day of the year. I wish many more years of blessing follows you wherever you lead. Lots of love ( ur Yabo)

NEW DELHI, OCT 19 (NPN): Union Minister of State for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), Dr Jitendra Singh has said that the North Eastern Council (NEC) would be reoriented and developed as a state-of-the-art resource centre for the North Eastern States with necessary resources, knowledge and skill to execute innovative and strategic vision for the region. Addressing a com-

bined meeting of the senior officers of the DoNER ministry and NEC, Dr. Singh said NEC will have the role of a visionary as well as a strategic leader for all the eight states of the region, wherein it could lay down the roadmap for each of the separate States and areas based on specific requirements, specific attributes and specific needs. In this context, he said, NEC could also take up the leading role of promoting the bamboo industry as well as food processing entrepreneurship.

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The Amahator Area Union Kohima extends hearty congratulations to Dr. Khumjungse Sangtam S/o Shri. Throngseri of Yingshikur Village for securing the post of Assistant Surgeon under Veterinary & Animal husbandry Department. The Union with immense pride wishes him success in all future endeavours. S. MOABA SANGTAM President

THRONGSEPI SANGTAM Gen. Secretary

WSBAK PITHITSA Asütsa hipau pesü Akukuhou kümtsü lau pithi ani. Puzü-u no pithitsü keu toi, WSBAK Aküthükü Lhothemi Hoho Liphiqhi 8-10, 2017 akeu ye tukiqe pesü Liphiqhi 15-17, 2017 lo Nihokhu Phu lono kuhoni keu shi ani. Hiye Lhothemiqo kiphikiyedo ghenguno tukiqevea. Lhothemi Tüghakhani Kiphi (Sunday School) kishekhave kemi kümtsü ighilu penike kusü ani. Aküpüghü hipau ghenguno kümtsü inikhu tsü aghilo. Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi Executive Secretary, WSBAK DP-10933 DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME

We, the grandchildren of Late Shumbemo Kikon of Koio village under Wokha district extend heartiest congratulations to Miss Grace Kikon, d/o Mr and Mrs Sanchisao Kikon for bringing laurels to our family by bagging the post of Ranger (Class II Gazetted) under the Department of Forest, Ecology, Environment and Wildlife in the recently declared NPSC results. In this achievement, Miss Grace Kikon has also become the first person from our village to qualify for a gazetted post under NPSC. We further wish her the best in all her future endeavors. DC-2427

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This is to inform Repeaters of all categories Centre DIM-A (A) of High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) and Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate (HSSLC) Examinations, 2017 intending to appear at the ensuing HSLC and HSSLC Examination, 2018 to come and fill up the application forms (IAF) with their parents/ Legal Guardians during the school office hours. Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM from October 20 to November 6, 2017.

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Whatever dream you’re dreaming May each one of them come true Whatever plans you’re making May they all work out for you Happy Birthday!

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Guwahati, Oct 19 (PTI): Assam government Thursday rolled an ambitious Tourism policy by declaring the sector an industry with an aim to increase tourist inflow by at least two to three times within next five years. The ‘Tourism Policy of Assam 2017’, effective from January next year till December 2022, gives special emphasis on making the state a destination of film making by offering a range of incentives to movie producers. “Tourism shall be accorded industry status in

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I, Smti. K. Vikheli Sema, D/o Khetoi Yeptho permanent resident of Tokiye Town, Aghunato, Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi (Naga) Community resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my name is inadvertently recorded as K. Vikheli in the pension beneficiary of my husband PPO No. NL/SF/2443 & SBI Account bearing A/C No. 1173661165, but my actual name is K. Vikheli Sema which is recorded in my all other documents. 3. That the above mentioned names K. Vikheli & K. Vikheli Sema are one and same person which is referred to me. 4. That, from the date of this declaration, I shall use my name as K. Vikheli Sema for all official purpose and legal proceedings and at all times and occasions. 5. That the statements made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge & belief and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent on this ...... day of ........ 2017 at Zunheboto : Nagaland. Notary Public Regd. No. 82, Date : 18/10/17 DP-10961 Regd. No : 306

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I, Smt. Vitsobino Angami, D/o Vicha Nagi, resident of Ward-9, PO & PS Medziphema Town, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That the entry of my name in some of official documents/instruments has been entered and recorded as Vitsobino Nagi instead of Vitsobino Angami. Hence, the entry of my name be read together Vitsobino Angami and/or in addition to Vitsobino Nagi as it corresponds the same meaning and are synonymous. 3. That the above name Vitsobino Angami and Vitsobino Nagi refers to one and the same person i.e. me and it is interchangeable and indistinguishable. 4. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any rectification/ correction if any complications that may arise with regard to my name and that it shall be used for all my future correspondence. 5. That the above statements made in Para 1-4 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_____ Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent named above on this day___. Magistrate 1st Class Medziphema Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland DP-10928

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Avoid making personal comments on oppn BJP leaders: Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi also said Gandhi has asked KPCC leaders including Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and him to avoid making conflicting statements in the media especially on the issue of selection of party candidates for the election. “We told Rahulji that we do not have any differences, which is evident in our discussions with him everytime we met. Maybe, it is a creation of the opposition or somebody,” he told PTI here. Media reports have suggested differences between Siddaramaiah and

Parameshwara on selection of candidates. The senior Congress leader also said that Gandhi discussed the political scenario in Karnataka and delineated the poll strategy to retain power. The Congress vice president also stressed the need for raising awareness about the state governments achievements among public, Parameshwara said. “Rahulji has also advised us to meet people and inform them about the governments efforts in implementing welfare schemes and seek their blessings so as to do more for them,” he said. Asked about the chances of Congress winning the 2018 election, Parameshwara sounded optimistic and claimed the Siddaramaiah government has given a clean and corruption-free governance. “The BJP is merely levelling corruption charges against us but not proving them. In the case of

Yeddyurappa and a few BJP ministers, they went to jail after we proved the charges with documentary evidence.” The Lokayukta court had on October 15, 2011 remanded Karnataka BJP unit chief BS Yeddyurappa in judicial custody in cases relating to alleged irregularities in denotification of government land, and sent him to Parappana Agrahara Central jail here. Yeddyurappa, under whom the BJP formed its first-ever government in the south in 2008 elections, had to relinquish the chief ministers post following his indictment in the Lokayukta report on illegal mining submitted on July, 2011 by then anti-corruption ombudsman Santosh Hegde. Parameshwara claimed, “I feel, we provided good governance as we have more money in the budget and are able to spend it on agriculture, education and health.”

Heavy rains lash Odisha; dampens Diwali spirit Bhubaneswar, Oct 19 (PTI): Heavy rains lashed many parts of Odisha today, dampening the Diwali spirit, as low pressure over the Bay of Bengal intensified into a depression, a senior meteorological department official said today. “The well marked low pressure has concentrated into a depression, which was located around 370 km south-southeast of Puri,” S C Sahu, the Director of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) centre said. The depression is likely to intensify into a deep depression and cross the Odisha coast between Puri and Chandbali by midnight today or tomorrow morning, he said. Under its impact, rains or thundershowers are likely to occur at most places in coastal Odisha and in the interior parts of the state in the next 24 hours, the MeT office said. There is also possibility of heavy to very heavy rainfall in some places of south Odisha and heavy rainfall at some places in the northern districts of the state.

Special assembly session for solar scam report Justice P Sathasivam that a special session be convened on November 9, to table the Solar scam probe report, an official release here said. The state government also decided to seek expert legal opinion from former Kerala High Court Chief Justice Arijit Pasayat on further steps to be taken on the report, Vijayan said in a Facebook post. The government’s decision comes in the backdrop of the demand made

by the Congress-led UDF Opposition to make public the commission report with Chandy seeking a copy of it to know about the “facts and findings” of the commission. The state government, after seeking legal opinion on the report submitted last month by Justice Sivarajan Commission, had on October 11 decided to set up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to further probe the multi-crore scam. Announcing the probe,

Chief Minister Vijayan had said a criminal case would be registered and an Special Investigation Team would probe allegations of rape levelled by Saritha S Nair, the main accused in the scam, against some politicians in her July 17, 2013 letter. In a related development, Nair today submitted to the chief minister a complaint in which she reiterated her allegations. Sources in the chief minister’s office said the

Grant medical visa to Pakistani boy: Swaraj

Ahmedabad, Oct 19 (PTI): Ahead of Assembly polls, Gujarat government has announced a slew of sops for teachers, employees of municipalities and others. The government said “fixed-pay” teachers of government- aided secondary and higher secondary schools across the state would get a significant hike in their salaries. Employees of 105 municipalities would now get salaries according to the provisions of the 7th Pay Commission. The Gujarat government also raised the annual income cap from Rs 1.50 lakh to Rs 2.50 lakh for the ‘Ma-Vatsalya’ scheme for free medical treatment of up to Rs 2 lakh for serious ailments. “Till now, only people with an annual income of less than Rs 1.50 lakh were eligible for treatment of up to Rs 2 lakh at any of the government-approved hospitals. Now we have decided to raise this income limit to Rs 2.50 lakh, so that more people can benefit from the Ma-Vatsalya scheme,” Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel told reporters in Gandhinagar yesterday. “We have decided to increase the monthly salary of ‘fixed-pay’ teachers of secondary schools from Rs 16,500 to Rs 25,000. Assistant teachers, who used to get Rs 10,500, will now get Rs 16,224. Administrative assistants will now get Rs 19,950 from the current salary of Rs 11,500,” Patel said.

With immense pleasure, the Tuensang Village Chongpho Council express our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Menya Wongto, S/o Mr & Mrs. A.Kushem Chang for being selected to the post of Ranger (Class-II Gazetted) during the recently declared NPSC result. The Council further wishes him great success in all his future endeavour. M. K. YANGBOU VCC

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FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT AT K. HETOI The LAIKET COLONY UNION (ST. JOHN SECTOR ‘A’) Tuensang Town extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Menya Wongto Chang, S/o. Mr. & Mrs. A. Kushem Chang of C/Khel, Tuensang Village for getting through NPSC Exam declared recently and on getting the post of Ranger under the Department of Forest, Ecology and Wildlife. The Union prays for God’s wisdom, good health and wishes him all the best in his future endeavours. H. POKOI CHANG, President K. LIMBA CHANG, Gen./Secretary

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The Pfutseromi Village Council heartily congratulate Ms. Kupe-ü Kapfo D/o Mr. Keweputso Kapfo and Mrs. Kerekhalo-ü Kapfo for successfully clearing the recent N P S C C o m b i n e d Te c h n i c a l Services examination to the post of Foreman (Non-Gazetted) Printing and Stationary Department. The Council appreciates her achievements and prays that God grant her success in her future endeavours. LHIWEPELO RITSE NEIKHWETSO MERO SECRETARY CHAIRMAN

The Khuzama Students' Care Union with immense joy and honour would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Viravol Kera, son of Mr.Vilepral Kera for his achievement securing 12th position in NPSC Combined Technical Examination 2016-17 as Junior Engineer (Civil) (ClassII Gazetted) under Works and Housing Department. The Union further wishes him the very best and prays for future success in his profession. Zeneizo Kin President

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We the Kohima Khar Fellowship with immense joy and honor extend our heartiest congratulations to the following persons for bringing laurels to the community by their outstanding achievements in the recently conducted NPSC Examination 2016-17. 1. Miss Imkongjungla Jamir, D/o S. Imti Jamir for securing the post of J.E. (Civil) (Cl-II I Gazetted) under PHED. 2. Mr. Nungsangtsungba, S/o Teka-angba for securing the post of overseer (SO Grade-I) under R.D. Dept. 3. Mr. Suiyipeube Mpom, S/o Mr. Namruiying and Mrs. Amakla for securing the post of Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (Cl-I Gazetted) under Veterinary & Animal Husbandry. The Fellowship wishes them the best for all their future endeavour and thank the Almighty God for his abundant blessing. Sd/Sd/Incharge Secretary Imlikumba Lanutila Kohima Khar Fellowship Kohima Khar Fellowship

Chief guest Apeto Assumi being felicitated during the event inaugural program. The Youth Department of K. Hetoi Village Baptist Church organised a football event in aid of building construction on 17th Oct. 2017 in the village ground. Shri Apeto Assumi, former president, Western Sumi Kukami Hoho graced the occasion as chief guest. Speaking on the occasion, Apeto said every success and achievement comes with small beginnings and thus it was laudable to organise such events at village level. He further said sports bring people together not only physically but spiritually as well enabling the people to inculcate peace and brotherhood among them. Shri Kakuho Yeptho, head GB, K. Hetoi village also spoke on the occasion. DP-10923

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We the Namchong Bühü Pangthai, Kohima take this privilege to honour and congratulate Mr. B. Metmei Phom, son of Mr & Mrs Baü-ai Phom of Bura Namsang Village for his outstanding achievement and for successfully securing the post of Junior Engineer (Civil) Class II Gazette under PHED through NPSC Combined Technical Examination 2017. The Union wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to bless him with good health and also grant success in all his future endeavour. H. Baüong L. Ongpa Yanpai President Secretary

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The citizens of Ehunnu & Yikhanu Villages Fellowship & Union Dimapur with immense pride and honour, would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following blessed men : 1. Mr. J. Haichenlo Kath, S/o Lt. Joseph & Mrs. Vitole Kath being promoted to the post of Assistant Research Officer under, Arts & Culture Deptt. Class-1 Gazetted. 2. Er. J. Haitilo Kath, S/o Lt. Joseph & Mrs. Vitole Kath, for his success to the post of PGT Computer Science in all Indian KVS Examination Class-1 Gazetted. 3. Er. H. Thanyalo Kath, S/o Mr. Hinilo & Lt. Anshu Kath, for securing 2nd Top Position to the post of Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) Class-1 Gazetted Electrical Deptt. through the recent NPSC Examination. We the citizens of E & YD wish them to bring better service and greater achievements in their future endeavours.

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bank accounts, maintaining existing bank accounts, making any financial transactions of and above Rs. 50,000; and crediting foreign remittance into ‘small accounts’. Existing bank account holders have been directed to furnish Aadhaar numbers before Dec 31 this year. Non-compliance with this provision will render the concerned bank accounts in-operational indefinitely, subject to submission of the Aadhaar Number and Permanent Account Number (PAN), he said. The petition further seeks to challenge the Circular issued on March 23 this year by the Telecommunication department wherein it has been made mandatory for all mobile phone holders to link their mobile phone numbers with Aadhaar. This petition appeals to the court to issue an appropriate order to declare that the impugned circular issued on March 23 this year is null and void and totally unconstitutional as it violates the fundamental rights of the Indian constitution. It also seeks the court to issue an order declaring that based on such a provision, the mobile phones of subscribers will not be made in-operational and future applicants will not be forced to submit their Aadhar numbers. It also pleads before the court to seek clarification from such companies or respondents who enforce such rules even when the program under Aadhaar Act is entirely voluntary.

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T h i ru va na n thapuram, Oct 19 (TNN): A new writ petition has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging the linking of Aadhaar with one’s bank account to mobile phones. The writ filed on behalf of noted gender activist and writer Dr. Kalyani Menon Sen is expected to be heard after Diwali holidays. This is the recent writ after a spate of petitions led by retired Justice K. S. Puttaswamy. The current writ petition numbered as WP [C] No. 1002/2017 is filed in public interest under Article 32 of the Indian Constitution to raise issues which endanger Fundamental Rights of Indian citizens, protected under Articles 14, 19 and 21 of the Constitution. It is filed on behalf of Dr Kalyani Menon Sen and is likely to be heard by the Supreme Court after Diwali holidays,” Senior counsel Vipin Nair told TOI . This petition challenges Rule 2(b) of the Prevention of Money-laundering (Maintenance of Records) Second Amendment Rules, 2017 (Impugned provision), which seeks to amend Rule 9 of the Prevention of Moneylaundering (Maintenance of Records) Rules, 2005, issued under the Prevention of Money-laundering (PMLA) Act 2005, he said. By virtue of this Impugned Provision, submission of Aadhaar Number has been made mandatory for individual clients, companies, partnership firms and trusts for opening

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New Delhi, Oct 19 (PTI): External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has directed the Indian High Commission in Islamabad to issue a visa to a Pakistani child for medical treatment in India. The child’s father, Kashif, had requested Swaraj on Twitter to grant medical visa for treatment of Abdullah, saying he needed postliver transplant evaluation in India. “The treatment of your child must not suffer for want of medicine. I have asked Indian High Commission to issue medical visa. @ ChachaKashif,” the minister tweeted yesterday. Kashif had said the child’s medicines were about to finish and he needed immediate medical consultation in India. I n a n o t h e r t we e t , Swaraj said a medical visa has also been approved for a Pakistani woman, who wants to undergo liver surgery in India. The woman’s son, Rafique Memon, had requested Swaraj to intervene and grant visa to his mother. Swaraj also responded positively to a request by Nazir Ahmed that his eightyear-old child Mohammad Ahmed is awaiting medical visa for a year.

complaint has been forwarded to state DGP Loknath Behra for further action. Besides Chandy, the government had also decided to order a probe on October 11 against former ministers Aryadan Mohamed and Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan after registering a case against them.

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T h i ru va na n thapuram, Oct 19 (PTI): The Kerala government today decided to convene a special Assembly session next month to table the judicial commission report on the solar scam, days after it ordered a vigilance probe against Former chief minister Oommen Chandy in connection with the scandal. A cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan resolved to recommend to governor

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Bengaluru, Oct 19 (PTI): Karnataka Congress leader G Parameshwara today said Rahul Gandhi has advised state party leaders against making personal comments on opposition BJP leaders and instead engage them on national and local issues in run up to the next years assembly elections. KPCC leaders including Parameshwara, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Karnataka party incharge and AICC General Secretary K C Venugopal had met Gandhi in New Delhi on October 12 to discuss the poll strategy. Veteran Congress leaders Mallikarjun Kharge, Oscar Fernandes and B K Hariprasad also attended the meeting. Parameshwara said the AICC vice president advised them not to make personal comments against BJP leaders but corner them on national and local issues. Parameshwara

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Dealing with ISIS

fter the defeat of ISIS at Raqqa, by USbacked Syrian Democratic Forces there is considerable elation in the US and other parts of the world about the sure but gradual defeat of the murderous and bloody Islamic terror outfit which is responsible for one of the worst ever atrocities in the post World War II era. The number of people murdered in horrific manner including beheading of infants, rapes of girls and the brutal execution of thousands of Christians has made ISIS one of the most dreaded and hated terror organisation ever. The city became the de facto capital of the terror group’s self-proclaimed “caliphate” following a sweep of territorial gains in Iraq and Syria in 2014. Foreign fighters swelled the ranks of ISIS in Raqqa, which it used as a base to launch terror attacks around the world. A sustained effort to retake the city began in early June, in an operation led by the SDF and backed up by coalition air strikes. The defeat of ISIS in Raqqa is a symbol of the terror group’s decline -it now controls a small strip of territory along the Euphrates river in northern Syria. No nation openly supports ISIS but there are some that do covertly. The forces arrayed against ISIS are many, from the Turks to Kurds, Iranians, Saudis, Americans and Russians, each of them seeking to crush the group. The challenge now is to forge a united front among actors with conflicting agendas for long enough to prevent Isis from regrouping in one form or another to take advantage of the chaos that could yet come. ISIS may be ejected from Raqqa and could even be crushed militarily if the forces combine. However for the US-backed forces, re-taking over large areas from ISIS will also pose major problems as in the case between the Syrians or Iraqis against the Kurds. In the present case, US President Donald Trump has surprised and even riled many by claiming that he was responsible for the success against ISIS. Such a childish claim only made him appear to be more unsuitable in dealing with a very complex and deadly situation against a dogged, determined and murderous bunch. Trump has been speaking and tweeting out too much and exposed his clumsy understanding of the geo-politics. While he was taking pot shots at Iran, Tehran, which alongside Moscow has kept Bashar al-Assad’s regime alive, was moving its pieces into position across the board — in Iraq and Syria. On paper, the US’s main ally in this fight is Nato member Turkey. However, Turkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdogan chose to visit Tehran not Washington this month. America’s reserve allies, and the main force behind the capture of Raqqa, are the Syrian Kurds — Turkey’s antagonists. Caught between the two, the US has made no political commitment to either’s cause. Trump has been acting more like a TV star despot than a serious president who is require to deal with scores of international leaders. The danger is ISIS could regroup and turn defeat into victory unless Trump realises he is not playing a role in a TV serial.

DailyDevotion The Unheeded Secret Jesus answered, “My kingdom is not of this world.” —John 18:36 The great enemy of the Lord Jesus Christ today is the idea of practical work that has no basis in the New Testament but comes from the systems of the world. This work insists upon endless energy and activities, but no private life with God. The emphasis is put on the wrong thing. Jesus said, “The kingdom of God does not come with observation….For indeed, the kingdom of God is within you” (Luke 17:20-21). It is a hidden, obscure thing. An active Christian worker too often lives to be seen by others, while it is the innermost, personal area that reveals the power of a person’s life. We must get rid of the plague of the spirit of this religious age in which we live. In our Lord’s life there was none of the pressure and the rushing of tremendous activity that we regard so highly today, and a disciple is to be like His Master. The central point of the kingdom of Jesus Christ is a personal relationship with Him, not public usefulness to others. It is not the practical activities that are the strength of this Bible Training College— its entire strength lies in the fact that here you are immersed in the truths of God to soak in them before Him. You have no idea of where or how God is going to engineer your future circumstances, and no knowledge of what stress and strain is going to be placed on you either at home or abroad. And if you waste your time in overactivity, instead of being immersed in the great fundamental truths of God’s redemption, then you will snap when the stress and strain do come. But if this time of soaking before God is being spent in getting rooted and grounded in Him, which may appear to be impractical, then you will remain true to Him whatever happens.

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Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you. ~ Frank Lloyd Wright

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Government work is sacred, not secular

n two of our recent articles on political theology we have offered biblical arguments to show that the institution of human government is divinely ordained and that God is the rightful Head of every government. In this article we will attempt to argue that the work of government is a part of God’s temporal mission in the world and therefore sacred, not secular. Human government is divinely commissioned to carry out certain functions for the good of the society: First, governing authorities are entrusted with the “sword,” as it were, to administer justice (Rom. 13:2-5). They are endowed with judicial authority to punish criminals and to safeguard lives. Thus a reason is provided both as a coercive power and as an executor of justice. It is entrusted with the responsibility to fight against all social evils such as lawlessness, corruption, unequal distribution of public resources, discrimination, theft, murder, to name a

few, instead of using public offices to commit all the wrong things. This implies that the work of government is to ensure justice or promote righteousness in the lives of its citizens. Enforcing justice is not all. The second function expected of government is to maintain law and order so that its citizens can enjoy peace and tranquility of lives. That’s why the apostle Paul exhorts Christians, saying: “Pray for kings and everyone who is in authority so that we can live a quiet and peaceful life in complete godliness and dignity” (1 Tim. 2:2). Indeed, God instituted human government to do what is “good” or “right” within human society (1 Pet. 2:14). The “good” in this case is not about a Christian action, but a governmental action which does not exclude God, because it cannot be something which is in conflict with whatever is of God. It is about doing what is good for others as God would want it, even if it is a pagan government that doesn’t believe in the

God of the Bible. must provide oversight What, then, are the to the propagation of life good things which govern- as well as the wellbeing ment may do? Here we of it on earth (Gen. 1:28; could think of all kinds 9:7). For instance, the govof service activities and ernment can support one developmental programs man/one woman marwhich any government may riage, which has its origin see fit to undertake for the in God, an origin which is welfare of the public. For not established by governexample, it ment, but could be proMazie Nakhro w h i c h r e viding good quires to be education to all children acknowledged by governor offering free healthcare ment. Then to support life services to senior citizens on earth, God gave labor or removing poverty for and the gift of ingenuity the underprivileged. Then, to do all sorts of works, there is the question of how which extend from agriculthese services are delivered: ture by way of industry to Are they done efficiently commerce to science and and fairly? If not, then the arts (Gen. 4:20-22). This same government must means that these fields are come up with a delivery sys- not necessarily created by tem that is good. Or, if the government itself, but they services are abused, then are subject to its supervithe government must apply sion and regulation within its “sword” to punish the certain limits so as to rewrong-doers. In this sense, strain excessive greed and all governmental services exploitative practices. have an ethical basis which No human governhas its source in God. ment is perfect. But no matAnother task of hu- ter its imperfection, no matman government is to pre- ter if a ruler attains office serve and propagate human through improper means, life. Although it cannot en- the existence of the govgender life, the government ernmental institution stands

in a certain sense beyond good and evil. According to the Bible, government is something which God has brought into being to exist (Rom. 13:1). And it is in this being that it is a divine office, despite the possibility of wrongful manner of its coming into being. That’s why an ethical failure does not deprive it of its divine dignity. Perhaps this can be likened to a father-child relationship in the sense that a father’s wrongful act doesn’t deprive him of his divinely assigned status as a father. In other words, even when the government incurs guilt and is open to ethical attack, the power of its office is from God. For this reason, governing authorities are called “God’s “servants” (Rom. 12:6). So, what if a government doesn’t administer justice, maintain law and order, ensure peace, and do all the good things for the welfare of the public? The answer is simple: we must still honor the institution and respect those in authorities. The demands of government, which are

based on its existential mission and delegated power, are from God. Its claims are binding on us. Hence, our obedience is required “for the Lord’s sake” (1 Pet. 2:13). Only when a government demands something unethical or evil from its citizens can we refuse to oblige, because it has overstepped or violated its divine commission. In such a case, a Christian can refuse to obey the government. It is not, however, permissible to generalize from one specific offense and to conclude that this government now possesses no claim of obedience in other areas of our lives. Our disobedience can never be anything but a specific decision on a case-by-case basis. Otherwise, sweeping generalizations can lead to a total elimination of government as an institution. In short, the government has the divine task of serving for the welfare of the people. In serving people by its existence and mission, it serves God no matter whether it is conscious or unconscious of this reality.

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Speech of Ruovihulie Angami on behalf of the Angami Public Organization (APO)

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friend came to me recently and asked me, “Is it true that you have refused to recommend Dr. S.C. Jamir for the post of Vice President of India ?”~I ~II asked him who told him and he said that it was a common talk going on among certain community which is likely creating feelings against you. I am, therefore, constrained to clarify my position on the matter. In June this year while I was in the office, few one-time colleagues, seven of them, came to my office and handed over a letter requesting me to write for the subject mentioned above. I told them that since the process was yet to start we would take up the matter when time came. Voting for the election of the President of India took place on 18th July, 2017. Result was announced on 20th July, 2017. The process of election for the election of VicePresident started only after the completion of President’s election. That is, the process for the election of Vice-President started only after 20th July, 2017. Voting for it took place only in August, 2017. It is for public consumption that 10 Legislators from Mokokchung District and one more from Dimapur had left me for Kaziranga on 7th July, 2017 along with their other friends. The process of election started only about 2 weeks after they left for Kaziranga and after my Government was unconstitutionally dismissed. By the time election process for the Vice President started they were all in the present party-less Government headed by Mr. T.R. Zeliang and I was no longer in the office by that time. Dr. S.C.Jamir is now an Honorable Governor. He is above party politics. It is very wrong and regrettable for some ambitious leaders trying to create misunderstanding among different communities for their own gain by using the name of such a high profile person.

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thank Chairman Rev. Dr. Wati Aier and his colleagues of the FNR and the representatives from 29 Naga Regions from the Naga inhabited areas, present here today. I take this privilege being thrusted to me by the officials of APO representatives present here to share my/our views of APO, communicated to me just last night by Mr. Niketu Iralu who could not be present here this morning in this gathering due to his transportation problems. But as per our discussion last night and his telephonic talk to me this morning that I should share something about the views of the Angamis (APO) to all, as given a chance to speak alongwith APO representatives, sitting here together as its representatives. Our/my first thanks go to the FNR for bringing peace, unity and understanding to the Nagas with brotherly relationship within our Naga family and the Naga National workers /groups in particular. Once the fratricidal killings became common and there was no chance of communicating with each other among the factions for so long but now such things could be made possible through the prayers and best wishes of the Naga people being spearheaded by the FNR since 2008 till today. And we the APO, is very grateful to the FNR in taking up another venture to bring even the Naga

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Public representatives from the East-West- North-South and elsewhere of the Naga family to come together and show our solidarity to the world that there is a People as the Nagas, exist in this part of the world from time immemorial and continue thus far. And to this occasion of 10th Jan 2018 as the ‘Naga Day’ as already decided in the first meeting of the FNR some 10 days back, I on behalf of the APO shall give the views of the Angamis at this august house in this manner. As we all know that the Nagas have three undivided principles in our political aspirations, right from the beginning of our struggle for selfdetermination as an indigenous People and Nation of South East Asiatic region, basing on the Naga Memorandum, submitted to the then British Simon Commission on the 10th Jan’ 1929 by the Naga Club the Naga Independence Day declaration to the outside world on the 14th August 1947; and the Naga Plebiscite conducted site on the 16th May, 1951 by the NNC in confirmation of the first two events already laid down by our forefathers with their farsighted visions for the generations to come. Yes, we have been told that this Naga Political Memorandum was drafted by Late Mr. Rüzhükhrie Sekhose, one of the first Naga graduates, signed by 20 members on behalf of all

the Nagas even to the youngest child born last night and so also the other two events i.e. 14th August 1947 and the 16th May, 1951 conducted by the NNC. And inspite of the present indifferences of views, nomenclature in the organizations and leadership crisis, difference in our approaches in our political straggle for recognition at the international even the days to come, we are one in mind and stand and if Jan. 10, 2018 shall be observed/ celebrated as ‘Naga Day’ with a mammoth gathering or few at different places of our Naga areas in extending our brotherly ties and emotional integration as we feel it as quite appropriate and befitting to our present local situation even with our goodwill approaches to our neighbouring states and nations for a peaceful co-existence without hurting the feeling of each other which also would be appreciated by all our Naga National workers and their groups whom we have been in touch all these days. It is true that the Naga Club and its Memorandum submitted on the 10th Jan 1929 Naga Independence Day Declaration on 14th August 1947 and the Naga Political Referendum conducted on the 16th May 1951are the common properties of the Naga people which no one can deny but since these milestones of events took place in the Angami Region/Jurisdiction and by taking the views

Why a permanent victim of potholes?

t is a known fact that whenever we register a new vehicle with the Transport Department, we are compelled to pay 5% of the cost price of the same, levied as road tax, the sum of which results from 13,000/- to 1,50, 000/- or more. In spite of paying so much road tax, we have to perennially traverse on roads which are as good as rivers, replete with potholes, puddles on almost the whole stretch of National Highways and State Highways in our state. Not to talk of the perplexing and dreadful journey, without any alternatives for the sick, elderly and women through almost non-existent road, mud, rocks and dust. Often, drivers, blinded by dust and muddy water, hit rocks, plunged into swamps and puddles especially during rains; which cause damage in vehicles in different measure, such as cracks in engine casings etc while

being manoeuvred over our bad-to-worse terrain. These road problems cost us our health, our safety, our lives and undue expenditure, many avoidable and unfortunate accidents and also very sadly, our right to proper infrastructure. These glaring road issues are partly due to our laid back attitude, carelessness, corruption and also overlooking honour and appreciation towards those who actually do the work efficiently and earnestly. Early part of 2015, contractor K C Angami did the bitumen road carpeting from TCP Gate to IG Stadium Kohima, which withstood three heavy monsoons, over the past three years. Why? The quality of workmanship is evidently better, unlike the usual “cosmetic black-topping” of road. The project undertaken by him has given us a smooth ride effortlessly and seamlessly. The

road surface having thick coats of bitumen concrete has been naturally durable and braced all weather. No scientific explanation is required for such inspiring reality and testimony; any layman can see the difference in workmanship, though few recognise it while the others are not vocal enough. In a similar setting, the BRO till date has been carrying out black topping of roads from TCP Gate, Kohima to Kisama, every year, sometimes even twice a year for many years, apart from its other major road maintenance and construction works in Nagaland. There is no need to make a mention of the river-like roads, comprising of potholes, mud or dust. Certain spots right in the middle of the road are perfectly fit for paddy plantation. Their RCC bridges are full of potholes too, as early as six to ten months of its

completion. Contractor Vilelie Angami would be replacing the BRO in this particular route shortly one may expect a great change. BRO is also currently working on bitumen carpeting of road at Phek Road starting from Pezielietsie. The work began in early part of January 2017, but till date, not even 3 kms has been covered. Their black topping projects have not lasted even for 3 months, as witnessed by everyone, not to talk of the black topping lasting for three to four monsoon seasons, which attributes to major road problems in Nagaland. Our top politicians, who have an affinity for the BRO, need to seriously focus more on solving major road woes first for public interest, before it is too late. Kuolachalie Seyie, Hidden Forests, IG Stadium, Kohima, (kuolachalie@yahoo.com)

on the principles of these three events as common property and especially the 10th Jan 1929 as the Naga Day (being the day as the beginning of registering our Naga National Political rights, the Angamis under the umbrella of APO shall gives our best cooperation to the FNR and to the occasion for the success of the programme by extending all our possible assistance for the successful celebration of this Dignified Day of the Nagas. This Significant Day, like a birthday of a child, falling on the 10th Jan’ 2018 as the oxodus of the Naga National Movement, there is no question of deferring the date according to our own convenience or waiting another sitting for approval of the House for such celebration which may be bring more complicated issues or less representatives on the would-be gatherings in future for the said approval, we better to give our support to the FNR initiatives of observing the day as the ‘Naga Day’ with voice vote and let every member present here today, may kindly take the message back home to mobilise their respective region for a good participation in this coveted ‘Naga Day’ programme. We wish the best success of the programme being organized by the FNR, see you all on the 10th Jan’ 2018, wish to see you all representatives to be present on that day, till then bye-bye.

Reader’s Post

Letter to PM Modi Sir,

Some years back when I had a talk with one of my friends during my college days, he told me that the Indians must be thankful to the British government, because they had delivered us from the hands of the barbaric Muslim rule. Those days there was hatred in my heart towards them because we read how they ruled Indians. The BJP spokesman, Mr. GVL Narasimha has pointed out that the Muslim regime in India was barbaric. Thus, the BJP government must understand this, and must instead thank the British government, because it was they who had saved us from the hands of the Islamic rule. If they had not come to India then we would have still been under the Islamic rule. Christians on the other hand are peace loving people. Christianity teaches peace and love. I personally feel that it was God’s plan in sending the Englishmen to India to spread the Gospel and at the same time rescue the Indians from the clutches of the devilish Muslim rule. Therefore I would kindly like to request the BJP government to stop harassing and persecuting the Christians. Dr. Tovi Zhimo, Signal Basti. Dimapur

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

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Odisha cracker factory blast files suit for impersonation death toll increases to eight Bhubaneswar, Oct 19 (PTI): The death toll in the explosion at an illegal firecracker factory in Odisha’s Balasore district rose to eight today with two more persons succumbing to burn injuries, officials said. The massive explosion at the illegal firecracker factory at Bahabalpur had claimed the lives of six persons and left nine seriously injured last night. Seven of the injured had been shifted to Sriram Chandra Bhanj (SCB) Medical College and Hospital at Cuttack. “Seven of those injured in the explosion had been received at our hospital and of them, two persons with critical burn died during treatment,” Superintendent of SCB Medical College and and Hospital, Prof Shyama Kanungo, said. She said a medical board comprising specialists from different departments, including surgery and plastic surgery, has

been formed to ensure proper treatment for the five injured persons, whose condition is highly critical. In the aftermath of the explosion, Director General of Police RP Sharma suspended Santosh Behera, the Inspector InCharge of Bahabalapur marine police station, for dereliction of duty. The explosion took place last evening when firecrackers were being made in the house at Bahabalpur, around 12 km from the district headquarters town of Balasore. Six persons, whose bodies were recovered, had died on the spot, Balasore district collector Pramod Kumar Das said. “The crackers were being made in an unauthorised manner without any legal license,” Das said. Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik had announced Rs 2 lakh each as ex-gratia for the families of those killed in the explosion.

He also said Rs 50,000 would be given as assistance to those who suffered critical injuries and free medical treatment would be provided to all injured persons. Terming the incident as unfortunate, Patnaik ordered stringent action against those responsible for the explosion. An inquiry into the incident has been launched and police personnel, fire brigade and Odisha Disaster Rapid Action Froce (ODRAF) were present at the site. Forensic experts were also being sent to the spot, police said. Locals said the impact of the explosion was so severe that the structure, where the firecrackers were being made, was blown up and suffered extensive damage. Most of the bodies were severely burnt and difficult to recognise, they said. Police said the exact cause of the incident would be ascertained after the investigation.

(from p-1) He added that Nagas are waiting for political settlement and NPF has sacrificed in the past and will continue however if election was held on time Kikon said the party has to gear up. Working president Kohima division Kesonelie Theünuo in his brief address said the newly dedicated office must be for various programmes of the party. He asked the party workers to remain in touch with the colony, units and also appealed not to misuse the office. Theünuo encouraged party workers to plan on strengthening the party and also to select a good candidate who can work for the Nagas. He said Kohima town has only soldiers without commanders and the party workers must own responsibility and play the role effectively. CEC member Neibulie Kiewhuo said election was near thereby the party workers should not remain idle and also insisted to look for an efficient and effective candidate. The programme was chaired by Neiba Bio.

(from p-1) Thereafter, on July 25, CMO said a Writ Petition was filed by Dr. Shürhozelie along with Kiyanilie Peseyie against the Speaker and the MLAs who had voted for TR Zeliang, alleging that they had defied the Whip issued two and a half years ago through letter dated, 14.11.2014 by Kiyanilie Peseyie as chief Whip of the NPF legislature party. On July 7, CMO said a petition was filed before the Speaker by Kiyanilie Peseyie claiming to be chief Whip. The ‘directions’ stated to be issued by the petitioner, Kiyanilie Peseyie, were the directions purportedly issued through letter dated, 14.11.2014, an intimation which was acknowledged by the NLA secretariat in notification dated, 15.11.2014-- which stated that NPF president had appointed late Kiyanilie Peseyie as the chief Whip of the NPF legislature party w.e.f. 14.11.2014. The continued validity of these directions had been canvassed for in Writ Petition 138 (K) of 2017, CMO said. The prayer in the[petition to the Speaker

was to declare the respondents as disqualified from the membership of the NLA, under Paragraph 2(1) (b) of the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution of India. In this regard, CMO said that the following points were being put forward for public knowledge: 1. The two Notifications of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly Secretariatthe one Dated, 15.11.2014 and the other Notification Dated, 19.17.2017 make it clear as to the period of operation of the directions under each notification. Notification dated, 15.11.2014 of the NLA secretariat, stated and recognized that Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu (SL), NPF president appointed Kiyanilie Peseyie as the chief Whip of the NPF legislature party w.e.f. 14.11.2014 and its operation remained effective until NLA secretariat issued notification dated, 19.7.2017 wherein it acknowledged that the NPF legislative party had informed the Speaker of the appointment of TR Zeliang, leader NPF legislative party as Whip of the NPF w.e.f. 4.7.2017. 2. The period of operation of the direction con-

tained in the first notification of 15.11.2014 stood superseded by the notification of 19.7.2017, which recognized TR Zeliang, as Whip of the NPF legislature party with effect from 4.7.2017. 3. As to the matter of abstention from voting at the meeting of the Assembly on 19.7.2017 to test the majority support of the cabinet headed by the then CM, Dr. SL; and matter regarding the votes recorded at the meeting of the Assembly on 21.7.2017, the only operative Whip on both these dates was that of TR Zeliang and not that of Kiyanilie Peseyie. 4. It is an acknowledgement of the position that the operative Whip on both these dates was that of TR Zeliang and not that of Kiyanilie Peseyie, the clear reason being that the Writ petition was filed on 25.7.2017 by Dr. SL and Kiyanilie Peseyie. 5. The vote of the 37 NPF legislature party MLAs in favor of TR Zeliang strictly conforms to the Whip issued by TR Zeliang on 19.7.2017 and consequently there has been no incurring of any disqualification under Paragraph 2(b) of

the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution. 6. It is self-evident and unquestionable that a subsequent appointment of any person to any position impliedly overrides and revokes any prior appointment. Consequently, the alleged prior appointment of Kiyanilie Peseyie as chief Whip of the party w.e.f. 14.11.2014 recognized by the NLA secretariat and notified on 15.11.2014 stood superseded by the notification of the NLA dated, 19.7.2017 with effect from 4.7.2017. CMO said that since the recognition by the Speaker in regard to the appointment of TR Zeliang as leader of the NPF legislature party and as Whip of the NPF remains valid and continuing and was never quashed or set aside by any Court of Law, it was for the public to decide on whether it is ignorance or hypocrisy that was driving Dr. Shürhozelie and his men to make false claims as leader/chief Whip of the NPF legislature party and/ or to claim of invoking the provisions of Paragraph 2(b) of the Tenth Schedule. “The bare plain truth is for all to know and understand,” CMO said.

Karnataka CM seeks GST will grant medical visa in deserving cases: Sushma Omar thanks PM for Diwali in Gurez, requests mobile connectivity exemption on handmade goods said the Council should deliberate on it on priority and provide relief to them (artisans). Under the GST, handmade products are taxed between 5-28 per cent since the new tax regime was introduced on July 1 across the country though majority of them (goods) are produced in the rural and informal sector by millions of people. The letter was written on a representation from the Gram Seva Sangh committee to the Chief Minister, seeking GST exemption on handmade goods made and marketed by producer cooperative societies and their federations in the country.

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New Delhi, Oct 19 (PTI): External affairs minister Sushma Swaraj said on Thursday that on the auspicious occasion of Diwali, India will grant medical visa in all deserving cases that are pending, as she responded positively

to a number of such requests by Pakistani nationals. To a request for a visa by a Pakistani woman named Amna Shamin, whose father is already in Delhi for treatment and she wants to visit him, Swaraj

your child must not suffer for want of medicine. I have asked Indian High Commission to issue medical visa. @ChachaKashif,” the minister tweeted on Wednesday. Kashif had said the child’s medicines were about to finish and he needed immediate medical consultation in India. In another tweet, Swaraj said a medical visa has also been approved for a Pakistani woman, who wants to undergo liver surgery in India. The woman’s son, Rafique Memon, had requested Swaraj to intervene and grant visa to his mother.

S r i nag a r , O c t 1 9 (PTI): For mer Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah today thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for spending Diwali in Gurez along the Line of Control and urged him to gift physical and mobile connectivity to the people in the area on the festive occasion. Modi arrived in the Gurez sector this morning to celebrate

Diwali with troops posted in the forward area close to the Line of Control (LoC). Army Chief General Bipin Rawat was also accompanying the prime minister. “Thank you for celebrating #Diwali with the people & troops in #Gurez. Please gift the people and troops a tunnel under Razdan pass @PMOIndia,” Omar wrote on his Twitter handle.

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Bengaluru, Oct 19 (IANS): Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Thursday urged the central government to exempt handmade products from Goods and Sales Tax (GST) regime. “As handmade products are produced by millions of artisans across the country, imposition of GST on them is having an adverse effect on their livelihood. The GST Council should exempt them from the new tax regime at its next meeting,” said Siddaramaiah in a letter to Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. Terming the burden of GST on artisans and rural households a critical issue, the Chief Minister

said, “Please contact Indian High Commission in Pakistan. We will allow this.” “On the auspicious occasion of Deepawali, India will grant medical visa in all deserving cases pending today,” Swaraj tweeted. On Wednesday, she had directed the Indian High Commission in Islamabad to issue a visa to a Pakistani child for medical treatment in India. The child’s father, Kashif, had requested Swaraj on Twitter to grant medical visa for treatment of Abdullah, saying he needed post-liver transplant evaluation in India. “The treatment of

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Unlike price caps, fixing trade margins would restrict how much a product’s price can be raised from the import or manufacturing cost. DoP secretar y Jai Priye Prakash and NPPA chairman Bhupendra Singh did not respond to queries. However, sources in the government confirmed that the workshop is on. DoP’s discussions on trade margin rationalisation come amidst growing industry fears that the government may impose price caps on more medical devices similar to those on coronary stents and knee implants. It also follows a consultation DoP held with various stakeholders this month on limiting trade margins on pharmaceutical products — a measure that also figured in the department’s last draft National Pharmaceutical Policy.

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secretary (pharma) on (October 16) wherein the abovementioned subject was discussed with all stakeholders and it was decided to hold a workshop… to decide on categorisation of medical devices into different segments for the purpose of fixing of trade margins.” National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) will present the data it has collected from the industry on ex-factory prices or “price to trade” for 23 medical devices notified as “drugs”, according to the letter. In addition to this, the industry will provide data to decide on the various segments. Nineteen out of 23 classes of devices ranging from syringes to heart valves and cochlear implants are not under price control. Even within the category of orthopaedic implants, only knee implants have come under price control.

Indian arm, Hindustan Unilever, posted a 6 per cent sales increase with flat volume growth, mainly due to the destocking provoked prior to the implementation of the pan-India Goods and Services Tax (GST) from July. Unilever said volume growth improved in India after implementation of the new indirect tax regime. “As expected, price growth lowered as the benefits of the tax change were passed on to consumers,” the statement said. The company’s overall third quarter growth was adversely affected by “poorer weather in Europe compared with last year and natural disasters in the Americas”. “For the full year, we continue to expect underlying sales growth within 3-5 per cent range, an improvement in underlying operating margin of at least 100 basis points and strong cash flow,” the statement added.

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NEW DELHI, Oct 19 (Agencies): In a move that could bring relief to the medical device industry that’s been hit hard by price caps this year, the government may look at the middle ground of imposing a cap on the distributor and retailer margins. The Department of Pharmaceuticals (DoP) has asked medical device associations, healthcare industry bodies and relevant regulatory agencies to help it categorise the devices. The DoP secretary will hold a meeting on October 25 to fix trade margins, according to a letter sent by the department to the stakeholders. ET has seen a copy of this letter. “The issue of rationalisation of trade margins in medical device sector has been under consideration of this department,” said the letter. “In this regard, a meeting was chaired by

Mumbai, Oct 19 (IANS): Anglo-Dutch consumer goods multinational Unilever on Thursday said emerging markets sales drove the company’s growth in the third quarter of 2017, while it sees signs of improvement in India with higher demand-led growth helped by price cuts resulting from GST. “While conditions in our developed markets remain challenging, we are starting to see signs of improvement in some of our biggest emerging markets including India and China,” Unilever Chief Executive Paul Polman said in a statement in London after the company posted a 2.6 per cent underlying growth in sales during third quarter ended September. “Emerging markets underlying sales growth was 6.3 per cent in the third quarter, with volume up 1.8 per cent,” Unilever said. During the previous quarter ended June, its

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tel, RBI Executive Director Michael Patra, RBI Deputy Governor Viral V. Acharyaand outside members Chetan Ghate (Professor, Indian Statistical Institute) and Pami Dua (Director, Delhi School of Economics) were in favour of holding the repo rate at which the apex bank lends short term to commercial banks. One of the government nominated external members, Ravindra H. Dholakia, a Professor at IIM-Ahmedabad, voted for a repo rate reduction of at least 25 basis points. “In my view, the policy rate should have been cut by 50 basis point long back in June 2017. A cut of 25 basis point in August was too small and too late. We can still make the additional cut of 25 basis point now if we want to be extremely cautious,” Dholakia said at the MPC meeting.

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estimate of 7.3 per cent. Declaring that inflation is expected to rise from its current level of around 3.3 per cent “and range between 4.2-4.6 per cent in the second half of this year”, Patel said the MPC remains committed to keeping headline inflation close to 4 per cent “on a durable basis”. Five members of the six-member MPC voted in favour of maintaining the key lending rate. The MPC had expressed concern about the upside risks to inflation and that implementation of farm loan waivers by states may result in fiscal slippages resulting in upward pressure on prices. “Although the domestic food price outlook remains largely stable, generalised momentum is building in prices of items excluding food, especially emanating from crude oil. The possibility of fiscal slippages may add to this momentum in the future,” it said. Besides Pa-

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Mumbai, Oct 19 (IANS): RBI Governor Urjit Patel had recommended keeping the central bank’s key interest rate unchanged at 6 per cent citing risks to inflation and uncertainties on the external and fiscal fronts, the minutes of October’s monetary policy committee (MPC) meeting released on Wednesday showed. “We have to be vigilant on account of uncertainties on the external and fiscal fronts; this calls for a cautious approach,” he said. Belying industry expectations, RBI maintained its hawkish stance at its fourth bi-monthly monetary policy review of the fiscal here earlier this month, refusing to cut rates in view of the rising inflationary pressure and concerns over “fiscal slippage”. On the other hand, the central bank lowered the country’s growth projection for 2017-18, pegging the Gross Value Added (GVA) to 6.7 per cent, from earlier

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Mumbai, Oct 19 (PTI): The software industry lobby Nasscom is setting up centres of excellence on artificial intelligence (AI) and data sciences for a better understanding on the emerging technologies, a top official has said. With the tech world getting divided between whether or not to regulate AI, the body feels that technologies should be freely allowed to mature first before any regulation comes in, its president R Chandrasekhar has said. “We are setting up a centre of excellence on AI and data sciences in Bengaluru and Hyderabad. They will look at mapping the resources available in the country, promoting startups in that area and also best practices globally, including regulatory aspects,” he told PTI re-

New Delhi, Oct 19 (PTI): Gold prices fell by Rs 250 to Rs 30,750 per 10 grams in special ‘Diwali Muhurat’ trading at the bullion market today despite some token buying by jewellers. Silver followed suit and cracked below the Rs 41,000-mark by falling Rs 200 to Rs 40,800 per kg on reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers. The slide in gold prices was attributed to absence of worthwhile activity as jewellers and retailers made token purchases on the auspicious occasion of ‘Diwali’ and beginning of Hindu Samvat year 2074. Overseas, gold rose 0.43 per cent to USD 1,286 and silver gained 0.15 per cent to USD 16.99 an ounce in London. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity fell by Rs 250 each to Rs 30,750 and Rs 30,600 per 10 grams respectively.

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ministry. “Unfortunately there is nothing left inside the camp. They have bur ned down everything they found inside,” defence ministry spokesman Dawlat Waziri said. Just two soldiers were known to have survived unscathed, with six unaccounted for, the ministry said, underscoring the shocking casualties that Afghan security forces have faced in their struggle to beat back the insurgents. Ten militants were killed, it added. US planes carried out an airstrike during a counter- terror operation in Maiwand today, a spokesman for US Forces in Kabul said, though he did not specify whether the target was insurgents at the base. Provincial officials said two Humvee vehicles were used in the attack which was condemned by President Ashraf Ghani. They said the assault may have been carried out with

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E R B I L / B A G H DA D, OCT 19 (AGENCIES): About 100,000 Kurds have fled Kirkuk for fear of sectarian reprisals since Iraqi government forces took over the city after a Kurdish independence referendum condemned by Baghdad, regional Kurdish officials said on Thursday. B a g h d a d ’s f o r c e s swept into the multi-ethnic city of more than 1 million people, hub of a major oil-producing area, largely unopposed on Monday

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APPRECIATION The Humtso Elumyo WHESYWF Unit would like to express our profound gratitude towards Shri. Phyobemo Murry Class-1 Contractor, Shri. Tsenpon Murry and Atheo Murry for their generosity and concern shown towards the two Villages by providing 10 loads of boulders, 3 JCB excavator and 2 Dumper truck for the road repairing during the two days mass social work conducted by the three WHESYWF Village unit on 15th and 17th October 2017. The two Village units also thank the general public of Wokha Village for their active participation during the social work. The two Village units acknowledge and prayed that, the God Almighty abundantly bless each and every individual and guide them with his blessing hand in their future endeavour in service for the social welfare. P. Tsenpomo Humtsoe P. Renben Tsanglao President, WHESYWF Secretary, WHESYWF

The two Village Councils express immense gratitude to Shri. Phyobemo Murry Class-1 Contractor, Shri. Tsenpon Murry and Atheo Murry for providing machineries during the three Village mass social work organized by the Wokha Humtso Elumyo Senior Youth Welfare Forum (WHESYWF) on 15th and 17th October 2017 at Humtso Elumyo road. The two Village Councils also thank each and every individual for their participation in the social work. The Council highly acknowledge for their noble gesture shown towards the people in particularly the two Villages. May the Almighty God continue to bless each and every individual long life for rendering selfless service for the well being of public. Raben Shitiri Chairman Humtso Village Council Renathung Yanthan VDB Secy., Humtso

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With immense joy and honour, we, the YM-Rüi family of Tsungiki village under Wokha district extend our heartiest congratulations to: 1. Er. E. Limhachan Kikon, s/o Elansao Kikon for getting the post of Workshop Calculation and Science under the Directorate of Employment, Skill Development and Entrepreneurship in the recently declared NPSC results. 2. Shri. S.Y. Lotha, Lt. Col (Rtd.), MSM, NSCN/GPRN, s/o Late Senlamo Kikon on his promotion to the prestigious post of Kilonser, NSCN/GPRN. We further wish them the best in all their future endeavors. Mhonrao Kikon Chairman, YM-Rüi, Tsungiki Village DC-2428

I, Imsentanger Yaden, S/o Meren Yaden, R/o. Mao Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland (Facebook account name Imsen Panda) tender my sincere apology to Ms. Rebecca Chophy for tarnishing her name on social medias. I accept that I have opened a facebook account in her name and used it to malign her name thereby causing irreparable damage to her name and character. As such I convey my sincere apologies and seek forgiveness from Ms. Rebecca Chophy and her family for bringing disrepute to the family with my wrongdoings. I assure and promise that I won't commit the same mistake again in the near future.

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said in another tweet, suggesting U.N. humanitarian agencies were doing little to help newly displaced people. Lisa Grande, the U.N. humanitarian coordinator in Iraq, had urged all parties on Wednesday to do their utmost “to shield and protect all civilians impacted by the current situation”.

We the Natsumi Baptist Church, with immense joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to you for your outstanding achievement in the NPSC/SSC Examination and bringing laurels to our village.

1. Miss Zheviholi Swu, D/o. Mr V. Yeshito Swu - Assistant Public Prosecutor (APP) Class-I Gazetted (1st rank) Department of Law and Justice, Govt. of Nagaland. 2. Miss Vini Swu, D/o. Mr. V.Yeshito Swu – Junior Engineer (Civil) Class-II Gazetted Department of Works & Housing. 3. Mr. Akakito Assümi, S/o Mr. Ghonito Assümi – Sub-Inspector (SI) BSF through Staff Selection Commission (SSC). We thank God and pray that almighty God continue to bless them good health and more wisdom and also wish them success in all their future endeavours. (KIYEXE ACHUMI) (YEKIVI Z. SWU) Church Clerk Pastor Natsumi Baptist Church Natsumi Baptist Church

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I, Ms. Sangimenla Aier, D/o Supongtemjen Aier R/o. Kevijao Colony Dimapur, Nagaland (Facebook account name Katty Chen) do hereby tender my sincere apology to Ms. Rebecca Chophy for tarnishing her image on social medias by making false accusation on her in facebook. I accept that my actions have tarnished her name and character publicly. As such I seek forgiveness for my mistake and convey my sincere apology to Ms. Rebecca Chophy and her family. I assure and promise that I won't commit the same mistake in the near future. (SANGIMENLA AIER) DP-10966

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land claimed by Kurds, ethnic Turkmen and Arabs, put the city’s Kurds in fear of attack by Shi’ite Muslim paramilitaries, known as Popular Mobilization, assisting government forces’ operations in the region. Nawzad Hadi, governor of Erbil, the KRG capital, told reporters that around 18,000 families from Kirkuk and the town of Tuz Khurmato to the southeast had taken refuge in Erbil and Sulaimaniya, inside KRG territory. A

The Sumi Students' Union Seyochung Town would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kihika G for clearing the recently conducted NPSC (Combined Technical Service Exam 2017) as Assistant Soil Survey Officer (Class-II Gazetted), under Soil and Water Conservation Department. The Union wishes him the best in all his future endeavour.

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I, Shri. Khontao Lotha Ex-Servicemen No. 4332953 Naik (NK) and my family members wholeheartedly extend our thankfulness to the blood donors who saved my life. We would also like to extend our sincere gratitude to Commanding Officer 3 Corps HQ Army Chief and Jawans, and Army No. 12994835 (Sepoy) Khyolamo Yanthan 164 NAGA TA Bn Coy. for donating blood to me on 04/10/2017, while I was indeed seriously require. It makes me proud to extend our sincere gratitude to Shri. Y.N. Lotha Defense Ex-Servicemen League Nagaland. We pray that God will bless you all abundantly in the future to come.

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The Longsa Village Council extends our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Tsutsamo Ezung, S/o. Lt. Zubonthung Ezung & Mrs. Renchano Ezung for securing the post of Fishery Inspector in the recent NPSC (CTE) result. The Council wishes him all success in his future endeavours.

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ston Peters said his party’s choice was either “a modified status quo” with the incumbent conservatives or an option for change. The liberal Green Party will support the coalition but won’t be a part of the government’s policy-setting Cabinet. The Green Party ratified the deal late Thursday. Ardern said she wanted to lead a government that looked after the environment and the country’s most vulnerable people. “It is an absolute honor and a privilege,” she said. Outgoing Prime Min-

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With immense pride and honour we the Niropen Colony Council extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Tsutsamo Ezung, S/o. Lt. Zubonthung Ezung of Longsa Village and a bonafide citizen of the Colony for securing Fishery Inspector in the recently held NPSC Exam. The Colony Council wishes him success in his future endeavours.

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after most Kurdish Peshmerga forces withdrew rather than fight, reports Reuters. Iraqi forces also took back control of Kirkuk oilfields, effectively halving the amount of output under the direct control of the autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in a serious blow to the Kurds’ independence quest. Baghdad’s recapture of Kirkuk, situated just outside the KRG’s official boundaries on disputed

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winner. New Zealand’s currency fell by about 2 percent as the result became clear, with the New Zealand dollar trading at $0.70. The policies of New Zealand First are nationalistic and eclectic. Peters wants to drastically reduce immigration and stop foreigners from buying farms. He opposed plans by English’s National Party to increase the pension age and plans by Labour to tax certain water users. New Zealand First is expected to extract policy concessions and win some ministerial posts by joining the Labour coalition. Ardern said the details would be released in the coming days. Peters said in his announcement that his party’s perception of how capitalism needs to change influenced its decision. “Far too many New Zealanders have come to view today’s capitalism not as their friend but as their foe, and they are not all wrong,” he said.

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WELLINGTON, OCT 19 (AGENCIES): Jacinda Ardern will be New Zealand’s next prime minister and hopes to take the country on a more liberal path following nine years of rule by the conservatives, reports AP. The outcome of a national election nearly a month ago only became clear Thursday after the small New Zealand First party decided to back Ardern’s liberal Labour Party. Ardern, 37, will be the nation’s youngest leader in more than 150 years. She has been compared to other young, charismatic leaders such as President Emmanuel Macron in France and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Canada. Ardern wants to curb immigration, ban foreign speculators from buying homes and build thousands more affordable houses. She also wants to spend more money on health care and education, and clean up polluted waterways. New Zealand First leader Win-

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KANDAHAR, OCT 19 (AFP): Militants launched two separate attacks on Afghan security installations killing dozens of soldiers today, the latest in a series of devastating assaults this week that have left more than 120 people dead and underscored spiralling insecurity. At least 43 Afghan soldiers were killed and nine wounded in a Taliban-claimed assault on a military base in southern Afghanistan which saw the insurgents blast their way into the compound with at least one explosives-laden Humvee, the defence ministry said. A security source in Kandahar put the toll at 50 dead and 20 wounded. But the real figure is likely to be higher because Afghan officials habitually understate the actual number of casualties. The militants razed the base in the Chashmo area of Maiwand district in Kandahar province to the ground, according to the

ISLAMABAD, OCT 19 (PTI): Pakistan’s ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif, his daughter and son-in-law were indicted today by an anti-graft court in a corruption case related to the Avenfield property in London. The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) had registered three cases of corruption and money laundering against 67- year-old Sharif, his family members and Finance Minister Ishaq Dar in the accountability court in Islamabad on September 8. The cases were registered weeks after the Supreme Court disqualified Sharif as PM on July 28 in the Panama Papers scandal. The accountability court indicted Sharif, his daughter Maryam Nawaz and son-inlaw Capt (retd) Mohammad Safdar in the London properties reference even though Sharif and lead defence counsel Khawaja Haris are both out of the country.

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The Yingshikur Village Union with immense joy and honour would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Khumjungse Sangtam son of Mr. Throngseri and Mrs. Lisela Sangtam for his stupendous achievement in the recently declared NPSC CTE 2016 for qualifying to the post of Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (Cl-I Gazetted) under the Department of Veterinary And Animal Husbandry. Being the first person in the village to attend such prestigious post, the union conveys its profound gratitude and heartfelt appreciation for bringing laurels and pride to its community. The Union hopes that your success will be a source of inspiration and motivation for the upcoming youngsters. The Union further wishes him the very best and prays for his success in his profession. Mr. Thritongse Mr. Selito. L Chairman General Secretary

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insider help. The Taliban claimed the ambush in a message to journalists that said all 60 security personnel on the base were killed. “We have sent a delegation to assess the situation. The base is under ANA (Afghan National Army) control,” Waziri added. Separately today, militants besieged a police headquarters in the southeastern province of Ghazni, attacking it for the second time this week. Airstrikes were called in to support embattled police in the ongoing assault, which has killed two security forces so far, Ghazni provincial police chief Mohammad Zaman told AFP. The strikes were not immediately confirmed by US Forces. Officials said the earlier assault on the headquarters, which took place on Tuesday, left 20 people dead and 46 wounded. Today’s attacks take the number of major suicide and gun assaults on security installations this week to four and increases the total death toll to more than 120, including soldiers, police and civilians. In three out of the four assaults this week the Taliban used a Humvee vehicle as a bomb to blast their way into their targets. US President Donald Trump vowed earlier this year to stay the course in Afghanistan, America’s longest war.

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The NAMSANG STUDENTS' UNION, Dimapur with profound gratitude would like to congratulate Mr. Metmei Phom, s/o Mr. Bauai Phom and Mrs. Limei Phom for successfully securing the post of Junior Engineer (Class-II Gazetted) under PHED Department through NPSC (CTE) Exam. 2017. The Union further wishes him good health and great success in his future endeavour. (Manduk B. Phom) (Jhongche Phom) President Gen. Secy.

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The BURANAMSANG STUDENTS' UNION with immense joy, pride and honour would like to congratulate Mr. Metmei Phom, s/o Mr. Bauai Phom for successfully securing the post of Junior Engineer (Class -II Gazetted) under PHED Department through NPSC (CTE) Exam. 2017. Further, the Union wishes him a successful future. (Nganchong Phom) (Shahyong Phom) President Gen. Secretary

The Office of Thahekhu Sumi Totimi Hoho (TSTH) and Thahekhu Ghami Kiphimi Kuqhakulu (TGKK) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Leah Achumi, daughter of Vitoshe Achumi and Zhetoli Achumi for bringing laurels to the family, the village and the Sumi Women by clearing NPSC and securing the post of Agriculture Inspector. May the good God continue to bless you abundantly more in all your endeavour. Zhehuli K Yepthomi Lukato H Yeptho President, TSTH President, TGKK

With immense pride and honour the office of the Emlotokujo Union Dimapur would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members : 1. Mr. Hoshito Aye (Vekuho Old) for being promoted to Joint Director, Directorate of Treasuries and Accounts, Kohima. 2. Mr. Lahoto Aye (Vekuho Old) for being promoted to STO, Treasury Office, Zunheboto. We further wish them the best in all their future endeavour. Ukheto Aye Vikishe Chishi President Gen. Secretary Emlotokujo Union Dimapur Emlotokujo Union Dimapur

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Evanescence unveil Gordon Ramsay ‘kicked himself’ over death of head chef who died taking cocaine emotional video for new single ‘Imperfection’ and it f***ed him over’. Ramsay’s own family have a tumultuous past with drugs. The 50-yearold’s younger brother Ron-

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Wi t h i m m e n s e p r i d e a n d gratitude, the UNITED YAONGYIMTI CITIZEN TUENSANG UNIT would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to M R . A . S A N G L I K H U M B A , S/o. Mr.L.AtoChingmak and Mrs. Bendanglemla of Yaongyimti Village for bringing laurels to the community by securing the post of SDO PWD Works and Housing. The Union wishes him the very best in his future endeavor and profession. Sd/Sd/H. ALLIM K. WAPANG President General Secretary (UYC) (UYC)

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of guilt for not picking up on Dempsey’s condition earlier. ‘We had dinner that night he died, he just seemed agitated, restless, constantly disappearing to the toilet,’ the British cheffing heavyweight added. ‘I went back home and he went back to Chelsea. He went to a dealer’s house that gave him some cocaine

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he 31-year-old actor said it is not easy for a performer to maintain their number one position in the industry. “As far as romantic relationships are concerned, they are complicated because it is difficult to find someone, who understands your success, your passion for what you do, who understands that maybe you earn more money (than him). It (at the top) is a complicated place to be in,” Deepika said. The actor said that with extreme success, she “overnight had wings to fly” and that is when relationships go through testing times. “Some of my personal relationships have become stronger with time but I have seen some of my friends, who have distanced themselves from me. Some of my school friends... We have become closer than before because we all make efforts to stay in touch.” She added, “A lot of people could not handle the success that came my way and sort of disconnected. I am not upset about it, that’s just the way life goes. People, who are closest to you and matter, understand.” Deepika was speaking at the launch of veteran actor Hema Malini’s biography “Hema Malini: Beyond the Dream Girl”. The Bajirao Mastani star said stardom and sacrifice go hand-in-hand and one needs to be dedicated to achieve their goals. “... I haven’t gone to college. I just managed to finish my 11th and 12th (standards) also because by then I had become a successful model. And while I lived in Bengaluru, I still had to go to Mumbai and Delhi a lot of times for work. “Then I tried doing my first year of degree, (but) I couldn’t do that. I tried distance education, I couldn’t do that as well. So, I am just 12th pass and my parents had a lot of issues with it back then,” she said. Hema said being on top is a “lonely place” to be in. (Bollywood.com)

We t h e A i c h i s a g h e m i Kuqhakulu Kohima with immense pride and honour would like to convey our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Lhokishe Awomi, S/o Lt. Zükhahe Awomi on being the champion during the 5 th All Sumi Badminton Championship organized by Dimapur District Sumi Badminton Association held from 4th Oct’ to 5th Oct’ 2017 at Dimapur. The AKK wishes him more success in the days to come.

not doing more and recognising it earlier,’ Ramsay admits on new ITV show Gordon Ramsay On Cocaine, speaking fourteen years after the tragedy. David was head chef at Amaryllis, and helped win the restaurant Glasgow’s only Michelin star. It has since closed down. Ramsay also admitted to feelings

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I lost a good chef, an amazing chef. I never thought in my wildest dreams that David was on cocaine,’ the Kitchen Nightmares chef has revealed. Dempsey died in 2003 after falling 40 feet from a block of flats in a move an inquest described as an ‘excited act of delirium fuelled by cocaine”. ‘I kicked myself for

very anti-drugs from very early on in my life, having to watch my brother ruin his life, he said. (Metro)

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there was a lifetime of work to live up to and I wasn’t sure what to say or how to be good enough. When it finally started pouring out of me, it was undeniable. I had no choice. ‘Am I depressed?’ Help and advice on mental health and what to do next “It’s for all the people we’ve lost, all the people who we could lose, to suicide and depression. I’m singing from the perspective of the person left behind, the person in the waiting room. It’s a plea to fight for your life, to stay. Don’t give into the fear- I have to tell myself that every day. Nobody is perfect. We are all imperfect, and it’s precisely those imperfections that make us who we are, and we have to embrace them because there’s so much beauty in those differences.” She added: “Life is worth fighting for. You are worth fighting for.” (NME)

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Powerplay stuns Trinity in Case Premier DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): Defending champions Trinity Sporting lost their first game of the season against a tough Team Power play on Thursday. Powerplay were fortunate as they were awarded two penalties. However, they could not capitalise on it. Akika (jersey no 9) missed both the penalties. However, towards the end, Benjamin (jersey no 20)

Patkai Women’s badminton c’ship DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): Two-day first ever Patkai Women’s Badminton Championship was conducted from, October 16-17 at Patkai Christian College (PCC). Elly from B. Sc. II and Himhim from BA III emerged as the champion while Athungbeni and Kewetshii both from MA II finished as runners-up. The event was sponsored by the lecturers of Patkai Christian College.

NYK Dimapur block level sports meet DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): Nehru Yuva kendra-Dimapur conducted block level sports meet at Lake View Colony. Hundreds of youth from different clubs affiliated turned out for the meet. During the inaugural ceremony, national youth volunteer Wontsuthung exhorted the teams and individuals to be sincere in all their activities. He also administered oath to the participants. The meet concluded with United Nations volunteer-district youth coordinator, K Phyobemo Lotha encouraging the youths. In the meet, FUGU Football Club emerged as the winner in football.

scored the only goal of the match to hand Powerplay the much needed victory. Trinity Sporting still led the league table with 14 points. In the other match, Nizams FC continued to slump further down the table by losing to Case FC by 3 goals. Cases FC were awarded penalty in the first after a silly mistake from the Nizams FC defence. Moa (jersey no 19) converted the

penalty. Chichamo (jersey no 18) of Case FC stood the highest to score the second goal from a towering header. Nizams FC could not capitalise on many occasions. Tieso (jersey no 23) scored the third goal in the second half. Today’s result has put Case FC in second position with 13 points.

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Club demolished STAFAC 7-2. The star performer of the match Lanu (Jersey no 3) scored four goals (40th pen, 70th,74th pen, and 79th). He was also involved in assisting Yanger (Jersey No 2) to score two more goals in the 55th and 73rd

minutes. Veteran Yambe (Jersey no 10) opened the high scoring match in the 20th minute from a close range. For STAFAC, goal scorers were Ruleto (Jersey no 10) in the 26th minute and Ravi (Jersey no 32) in the 46th minute.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family members of Late Liyom would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, friends, neighbours, relatives, churches, organisations, staff and well wishers, who stood by us and supported physically, materially, financially and with your valuable prayers during our sorrows and pain at the (Born on :15-05-17 – Died on : 13-10-17) brief illness and sad demise th of our beloved daughter on 13 Oct. 2017. We deeply regret our inability to mention the names individually, but your help and support will be cherished in our hearts forever. May the Good Lord bless you all abundantly. Loving parents & relatives K-3419

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We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Medolhoulie (Neiphreu) Modestus, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us sharing our sorrows and pain through your physical, material, financial and spiritual support at his sudden demise at Kohima on 16 th October, 2017. We specially would like to thank the following:1. Rev. Fr. Gabriel, Assistant Parish Priest of St. Dominic Parish Chiephobozou. 2. Catechist and community of St. Paul Church Chiechama. 3. Chiecha Ramia Dzevi Krotho Kohima. 4. Neilasa Sopfü, DIG, Fire & Emergency Services, Nagaland. 5. Engineering Wing, Transport Special Pool Kohima (TPT). 6. Chandmari Hr. Sec. School teachers and friends of Class 10 & 12. 7. Mount Sinai Hr. Sec. School Management Staff and students of Class 12 ‘A’ (Arts) 8. Relatives and well wishers of Khezhakenoma Village. 9. Neighbours and well wishers of Upper & Lower Chandmari Colony Kohima. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually, but we will be ever indebted for all the love and support shown to us. It is our sincere prayer that the Almighty God blesses you all abundantly. Loving wife, sons and relatives K-3410

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We the family members of Late C. Yingngai, Pastor Phom Baptist Church, Anaki-C who left us on 27th Sept. 2017 express our deepest gratitude to all our friends, relatives and well wishers for your support through prayers, in kind during grief time. “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith”. We convey our gratitude to :

We the family members of Late Mrs. Kinkwetngauheulie Thou would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the friends, neighbours, relatives and well-wishers who supported us physically, spiritually, materially and financially at the sad demise of our beloved on 16/10/2017. We can never repay the act of kindness you have bestowed upon us. We convey our heartfelt gratitude to : 1. T.P.M. Purana Bazar, Diphupar, A,B, Lingrijan, H. Kunglwa 2. Youths of T.P.M. Church. 3. Chungaizaeng Village Council Burma Camp. 4. Vety. Hospital (Staff & Officers). 5. Bethesda Higher Secondary School 6. Poilwalui Dimapur 7. Poilwa Women Society, Dimapur. We apologize our inability to thank each and every person individually but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you abundantly. Thank You From : Husband, children, family members, in- laws and relatives. DP-10939

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Pongo Baptist Church Noksosang Baptist Church Shakshi Baptist Church Dongkhao Baptist Church Yongphang Baptist Church Oukshok Baptist Church Phom Baptist Church Dimapur Yaongyimchen Baptist Church Yimchong Baptist Church Orangkong Baptist Church Yongam Baptist Church Centre Baptist Church Nyengching Longleng Hukphang Baptist Church Alayong Baptist Church Longleng Town Baptist Church Phom Baptist Church Mokokchung Bhümnyü Baptist Church Nyang Baptist Church/Council Lingtak Baptist Church/Counci; Yongshei Baptist Church/Youth/Council Yungja Village Council Pangthong Pang, Yongshei Staffs Union Yongshei/Longleng IEF Yongshei Yongshei Theological Union Namching Baptist Church Yongnyah Baptist Church/Council

M.Noke trophy underway

Besides, we deeply regret for not being able to mention all but we humbly pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

DIMAPUR, OC 19 (NPN): The 12th edition of M. Noke trophy (inter-club football tournament) kick started on October 17. In the opening match, Deena Club and Warrior FC were locked to 1-1 draw. Unity Menlong Club blanked Chingai FC 3-0 in the second match and in the last match on the inaugural day, Boys Sporting Club beat River Plate FC 1-0. SP Mon Yanpa Konyak graced the opening ceremony as chief guest.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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Loving wife, children and relatives

We think of you as living in the hearts of those you touched. For nothing loved is ever lost and you have loved so much. You will forever be the most beautiful and precious thing we keep inside our hearts. The loss is immeasurable but so is the love left behind. Heaven is only sweeter now.

PTYO Inter ward football tourney

DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): Peukwakramram Ward on Thursday emerged as the champions by winning both the titles in both men and women category in the 12th Inter ward Football Tourney 2017. Keletzai Ward (women team) and Ndining Ward (Men team) finished as runners-up. Closing ceremony was blessed by pastor LBC Peren Town, Amos and was honored by president NPF Youth Wing 7th Peren AC, Bangau Nza. PTYO general secretary Heluiteing Siang chaired the programme. Individual awards were handed over by Bangau Nza. WOMEN: Golden Boot: Samteile Golden Glove: Keremin Golden Ball: Namkwazeu Men: Golden boot- Peter Golden Ball –Puiheilungbe K Y M C

LATE MRS. LIVOKMENLA MONGRO (W/o Late M. Odinungdang Imsong) 18.11.1943 – 13.10.2017

The family of Late Livokmenla Mongro would like to express our sincerest gratitude to all of the many families, friends and well wishers who stood by us during the time of her brief illness and her demise. We are truly touched and humbled by your kind gestures of love and sympathy, your prayers, physical presence and gifts. Though we are unable to thank you personally, it is our prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DC-2429

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NSF Trophy: Barak FC enters final

Players of Barak FC and Forerunners tussle for the ball at the NSF Martyrs’ Trophy at local ground, Kohima. (NP)

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Ko h i m a , O c t 1 9 (NPN): A late strike by Rhitsho Mero handed Barak FC 1-0 win over Forerunners 4th NAP in the semi-final of the NSF Martyrs’ Trophy here and set up a final showdown against Nagaland Police on October 21. As expected the match drew thousands of football lovers from across the state capital.

Both teams displayed excellent and competitive football to the expectation of the crowd. The match also witnessed lot of actions as both sides played attacking football with equal ball possession, but failed to make any break through. Forerunners make the first move and in searching for goals, two of its playersVekruto (16) and Purakam (11) committed foul and were awarded yellow cards.

The first half ended in goalless draw. After the breather, both teams attacked each other more viciously with an eye on the final berth and during the process Aloumei Panmei (8) of Forerunner made a dangerous attempt. However, his powerful long shot was blocked by the rival custodian and the ball bounced back towards unmarked Mathew Kezose (13), but he also had his shot went

Horsepower challenge concludes

Winners of the Motocross along with members of NAC after the prize distribution ceremony on Thursday.

D IMA P U R , OCT 1 9 (NPN): The 7th Horsepower Challenge organized by Nagaland Adventure Club at Agri Expo, Diphupar, Dimapur, concluded Thursday. Over 135 participants from various states competed in autocross and motocross events. The challenge started from October 17. The finale

was held today followed by prize distribution. Winner in beginners category 1st Ketoukhriezo Whourie(Nagaland) 2nd Samuel Lalpamhmuaka 3rd Akib Khan (Assam) 4th Ricky Khan (Assam) Winners in local category 1st Amu suohu 2nd Mesa

3rd Ketoukhriezo Whourie Winners in novice category 1st Ankur Saikia (Assam) 2nd Mesa (Nagaland) 3rd Daithun Boro (Assam) 4 t h A mu S u o h u ( N a galand) Winners in expert category 1st Abdul Sahid (Assam) 2nd Sarat K Pi (kerala) 3rd Anthony Lyngdoh (Assam)

wide out of the target. Thereafter, Barak custodian made another wonderful saved on an attempt by Purakum (11) from long range. In retaliation, Barak FC players breached the Forerunners defence and made numerous attempts by Elminhao Kilong (13), Kivi Jimo Sumi (9) and Rhitsho Mero one after another, but missed their targets. Rhitsho also came close to scoring after he

Denmark Open: Sindhu out; Saina knocks out Marin

Odense, Oct 19 (PTI): Olympic and World Championship silver medallist shuttler P V Sindhu suffered a shock straight game defeat against Chen Yufei of China in the opening round to crash out of the Denmark Open here. Sindhu failed to break the rhythm of world number 10 Chen to go down fighting 17-21 21-23 in a 43-minute women’s singles match last night. Meanwhile, the other top Indian woman shuttler Saina Nehwal knocked out Olympic champion Carolina Marin of Spain with a 22-20 21-18 win in a hardfought first round battle, thereby avenging her Japan Open second round loss to the Spaniard. World number 12 Saina dished out a controlled game, mixed with aggression and caution to outwit the Spaniard who is ranked eight places above the Indian.

Hundreds take part in football camp

Coaches with participants of Free Football Grassroots camp at Pfutsero on Thursday.

D IMA P U R , OCT 1 9 (NPN): A total of 202 youngsters both boys and girls are undergoing “free football grassroots camp” at Pfutsero Sports Complex. Organized by Nagaland Football Coaches Association (NFCA), the camp which began on October 16 will continue till October 20. Out of the total participants, 20 were girls in the age group of 6 to 14. Addressing the camp

on Thursday, NFCA president Roko Angami expressed happiness on the large turned out and asked them to actively involved in football alongside their study. “Study and sports has to go together,” he said. According to Roko, NFCA was formed to promote football in Nagaland and so far it has conducted similar camp in Dimapur and Kohima. The association next stop will be at Peren and Mokokchung. He

therefore, asked the youngsters to maintain discipline and work harder to excel in life. Roko also thanked The Kalos for assisting the camp, the coaches and also minister for environment, forest and climate change Neiba Kronu. NFCA finance secretary Vesupra Kezo said “We want you to become star and this can happen only when you play from early age”. He assured that the NFCA would guide the

talented kids during various tournaments and also connect them to different clubs and football academy. Certificates will be awarded to the participants on October 20. The ongoing camp is being conducted by 11 coaches- William Koso, Nzanthung Ezung, Diethozotuo Neya, Neizokhrielie Sanchu, Zakielatuo Seletsu, Ciu Zashumo, Kadilinbo Zeliang, Thangchapu Rongmei, Rukuzo Ruho, Vesupra Kezo and Daniel.

collected a brilliant cross from Mayonshing (18) but his shot went wide out of the target. Moment later, Kivi also missed a golden opportunity only to see his header missed the target by inches. With time running out, Barak FC were finally rewarded when Rhitsho rose on the occasion to score the winning goal in the 83rd minute, receiving wild celebration from the thousands of supporters. Forerunners pressed hard for equalizer but it was too late. Kakai Kuki (15) of Barak FC and Vikidozo (2) of Forerunner were cautioned for foul play in the second half. Barak FC will take Nagaland police (DGP team red) in the final on October 21. Meanwhile, in the exhibition match, Angami Students’ Union (ASU) beat Angami Youth Organization (AYO) 4-3 via tie break after the match ended 2-2. Neidilhoutuo Neibu Sechii and Zekusetuo of AYO scored a goal each, while Tseituo Mere and Mego Ratsa were the goal scorers for ASU. F r i day ’ s m at c h (third place) Tangkhul Students’ Union Vs Forerunner 4th NAP Thizama at 1:30 p.m.

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ZSA beat Rongpang; enter MDFA final

Players of Rongpang Reju and Zonipang SA (white) in action at Imkongmeren Sports Complex on Thursday.

D IMA P U R , O c t 1 9 (NPN): Zonipang Sporting Association (ZSA) beat Rongpang Reju 1-0 to set up a final showdown with Youth Association Merepkong in the MDFA Trophy 2017. According to report received here, the nearly month long coveted MDFA trophy will culminate on October 21, which will witness the clash between tournament’s favorites –

YA Merepkong and Zonipang SA. On Thursday, the match between ZSA and Rongpang Reju witnessed equal display of talent and skills throughout the stipulated time of play. As both the teams focused on their defenses, Zonipang’s midfielder Stephen Rutsa collected a beautiful cross from his teammate and slot the ball into the net from outside the D-box in the 45th minute.

Rongpang Reju counterattacked but fort of Zonipang SA was too strong to be breached. Despite repeated counter attacks, ZSA held on their nerves to seal their place for the final. Meanwhile, on October 21, there will be an exhibition match between MDFA XI and Mokokchung Perss Club at 2 p.m on the theme “Football for Mokokchung”.

3rd open Kalos half marathon

DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): The Kalos would be organizing the 3rd open Kalos half marathon on October 28 under the theme “Towards clean election.” In this regard, the organizer has informed the interested participants to register before October 21 on payment of Rs. 100 per participant. It also informed that the participants

must be 15 years of age and above and have been asked to report at 6 a.m. (5:30 a.m. for online applicants) at Sports Complex, Pfutsero on October 28. The organizer further informed interested to take part in the marathon to follow the link for online registration http://thekalos.org/kalos-peacemarathon.

India maul Malaysia 6-2 in Asia Cup hockey

Dhaka, Oct 19 (PTI): A clinical India maintained their unbeaten run in the tour nament with a 6-2 thrashing of Malaysia in their second Super 4 match of the 10th men’s Asia Cup here Thursday. It was a perfect display of attacking hockey as the Indian strikers toyed with the Malaysian defence with short passes, one-touch ball delivery to pump five beautiful field goals. India scored five field goals through Akashdeep Singh (15th minute), S K Uthappa (24th), Gurjant Singh (33rd), S V Sunil (40th) and Sardar Singh (60th), while Harmanpreet converted a penalty corner in the 19th minute. Malaysia’s goals came from the sticks of Razie Rahim (50th) and Ramadan Rosli (59th). For Malaysia, who looked impressive with an all-win record so far, this was their first loss in the event. By virtue of the win, the

India lose top ODI spot to South Africa

New Delhi, Oct 19 (Agencies): India on Thursday lost their numero uno status in ICC ODI rankings to South Africa following the Proteas’ win over Bangladesh in the second ODI. According to the updated ICC ODI rankings, by virtue of South Africa’s 104-run win over Bangladesh in the second ODI in Paarl, the Proteas jumped to the top spot, leapfrogging India. While India and South Africa have identical 120 points against their name, India are placed second on the basis of decimal points. Riding on Rohit Sharma’s brilliant 125 off 109 balls in the final ODI, India beat Australia by 7 wickets to clinch the one-day series 4-1. With that win, the Indians reclaimed the No 1 rankings in one-dayers to go past South Africa who were second placed in the table then. B u t I n d i a h ave a chance to reclaim their top spot as they host New Zealand in a three-match ODI series scheduled to begin in Mumbai on October 22.

Indians have also avenged their twin defeats -- 0-1 in Azlan Shah Cup and 2-3 in Hockey World League Semi-finals in London -earlier this year. The win propelled India to the top of Super 4 stage after they drew 1-1 against Korea yesterday. Earlier in the day, Korea and Pakistan played out a 1-1 draw in another Super 4 match. The Indians, who found it difficult to breach Korea’s resolute defence, came out with purpose and dominated the proceedings. After wasting a penalty corner, Lalit Upadhayay shot off Ramandeep Singh’s pass was saved by the stretched legs of Malaysian goalkeeper Kumar Subramaniam. But India took the lead seconds before the end of first quarter when Akashdeep found the net with a powerful shot after receiving an inch-perfect pass from skipper Manpreet Singh from the halfway mark. Tengku Tajuddin then missed an easy chance for

Indian and Malaysia players in action during the Asia Cup hockey in Dhaka in on Thursday. (PTI)

Malaysia. Malaysia tried to dictate the pace of the game in the second quarter and earned two penalty corners, but wasted both. Harmanpreet doubled India’s lead in the 19th minute with a powerful flick off the side’s third penalty corner. Uthappa made it 3-0 with a slap shot as Sunil’s pass landed before his stick after a deflection from a Malaysian defender, going into the half time with a comfortable lead. After a quiet third quarter, Gurjant extended India’s

lead from close range when he was set up by Uthappa, Lalit and Akashdeep’s combined play in the right flank. Sunil then made it 5-0 with a diving deflection from Gujrant’s reverse hit cross. The Malaysians earned as many as eight penalty corners in the match, but could utilise just one through Razie. Towards the end, the talismanic Sardar Singh also registered his name in the scoresheet with a reverse hit goal after being set up by Akashdeep.

Lungdon blank Upper Defence 3-0 in Loyem Soccer C’ship

Playes of Vetao Ayie and Unique Bulls in action at Tuensang on Thursday.

DIMAPUR, OCT 19 (NPN): Lungdon FC blanked Upper Defence Chingmelen 3-0 to move into the next round at the 25th Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship (LMSSOC) at Tuensang on Thursday. Chanbemo opened the account in the 15th minute and Shangchiu doubled the lead in the the 18th minute. The third goal was scored by Pushang in the 60th minute.

Doson of Lungdon FC and D.Chullo of Upper defence Chingmelen were awarded yellow cards for foul play. In the second match, a late penalty kick converted by Khuyang helped Vetao Ayie FC overcome Unique Bulls 2-1. Vetao Ayie FC took the first lead through Chetei’s strike in the 27th minute. But their joy was shor tlived, as Unique Bulls found the equalizer

through Lunso’s strike in the 32nd minute. When the match seemed to heading for draw, Khuyang made no mistake by converting the spot-kick to take his team into the next round. Longso of Vetao Ayie was awarded a yellow card. Friday’s matches Sangzi FC Vs High Hill Club: 12 noon Donching Yangmei FC “A” vs 3rd NAP Battalion: 1:30 p.m.

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