October 23, 2018

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Vol XXVIII No. 317

Public rally in Dmu on Oct 31 DIMAPUR, OCT 22 (NPN): Public Action Committee (PAC) of the Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) Monday informed that a public rally would be organised in Dimapur on October 31 against multiple taxation, lease syndicate system and illegal collections by different organizations and government departments. In a press release, PAC convenor, Yekhosayi Nyekha and co-convenor, K Ghokheto Chophy, stated that the decision to hold rally was taken at a meeting with 19 tribal bodies, Naga Women Hoho Dimapur, DUCCF, GBs Union, BAN, Dimapur Baptist Women Union, educational institutions, non- Naga organizations of Dimapur, various student bodies at Unity Hall, NCD on October 22, 2018. Meanwhile, to discuss about the proposed rally, the PAC has convened a meeting on October 26, 2018 at the council office chamber with DUCCF, GBs union and NWHD.

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Khango in Nagaland; urged to join CF CBI raids its own office; PM steps in

Khango Konyak addressing the civil society members during a recent meeting.

a Naga of Indian origin, was replaced by Yung Aung, who belongs to the Hemi Naga community of Myanmar like late S.S. Khaplang. Significantly, senior BJP leader Ram Madhav during his recent visit to Nagaland had disclosed that Delhi was waiting for groups like the NSCN (K) to join the peace process following which a solution could be arrived at without much delay. This was read in the context of trying to announce some deal before the 2019 Lok Sabha election. On the other hand, there were reports that Nikki Sumi, a Naga from Nagaland (India) had been appointed as the Commander– in–Chief of NSCN (K) led by Yung Aung. Sources told the TNT said that Nikki Sumi had to be appointed as the C-in-C since he belonged to dominant Naga tribe. Without appointment of the Nagas of Nagaland, Aung led NSCN (K) cannot proceed ahead, it added. According to NE Live report, a two-member delegation of the Naga Mothers Association will leave for Delhi to negotiate peace on behalf of NSCN (K) leader Khango Konyak.

NEW DELHI, OCT 22 (AGENCIES/PTI): Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), in an unprecedented development, conducted raids inside its own headquarters and arrested Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Devinder Kumar. The officer was arrested in connection with a bribery case against CBI’s special director and the No. 2 in the organisation, Rakesh Asthana, on Monday. Amid the infighting between CBI Director Alok Verma and his deputy Rakesh Asthana, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has summoned both to “get details of the current happenings” in the premier investigative agency of the country. “PM wants to know the full facts of what is happening,” a PMO official said. Asthana is named as the prime accused in an FIR that was filed on October 15. He is alleged to have received kickbacks, amounting to Rs 2 crore, from Moin Qureshi, a meat exporter, to settle a money-laundering case against him. The allegations against Asthana come on the heels of massive infighting within the premier investigation agency. The agency came

out in defence of its chief Alok Verma after Asthana alleged that he was falsely accused in the case and that it was the CBI director who accepted the kickbacks. He had written a letter to the Central Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) entailing this, on October 19. Devinder Kumar has been arrested on charges of fabricating the statement of Satish Sana, the complainant in the case. As many as eight mobile phones, a laptop and few documents were seized in searches that were carried out at Kumar’s office and home. Devinder Kumar, IO [investigating officer] of the case created statement of Satish Sana under CrPC Section 161. During investigation, the CBI found that Devinder was not present in Delhi on September 26, 2018 as claimed in the statement. He joined the investigation on October 1, 2018 and recorded the statement on October 3, 2018, the CBI said, in a statement. The agency added, it was found out that Devinder fabricated the statement as an afterthought to corroborate allegations made by special director Rakesh Asthana against director Alok Verma before the CVC.”

Serious credibility crisis in CBI: Cong

Congress said there is a serious credibility crisis in the CBI with its top officers accusing each other of massive corruption and blamed “vested interests” within the government for bringing the agency to “such a pass”. Congress president Rahul Gandhi alleged the CBI was being used as a “weapon of political vendetta” under Modi government and that the investigation agency was on a terminal decline and “at war with itself ”. Taking to Twitter, he cited a media report where the CBI secondin-command Rakesh Asthana has been named as an accused in a bribery case. “The PM’s blue-eyed boy, Gujarat cadre officer, of Godra SIT fame, infiltrated as No. 2 into the CBI, has now been caught taking bribes,” Gandhi tweeted. “Under this PM, the CBI is a weapon of political vendetta. An institution in terminal decline that’s at war with itself,” he said. Terming the issue “very serious”, Congress leader Sachin Pilot accused the government of interference in the CBI and asked why it was silent on the issue.

GUWAHATI/DIMAPUR, India has held meetings to that Konyak, who is leading OCT 22 (AGENCIES/ discuss if Khango Konyak, the Nagas of Indian origin, NPN): NSCN (K) leader could be allowed to enter was not averse to eventually Khango Konyak, who was India. Meanwhile, highly join the peace process with recently impeached by the placed sources informed Na- the government of India. Yung Aung led group as the galand Post that the group NSCN (K) as it stands chairman and president of led by Khango has been today, has been divided the NSCN (K) has report- given the green signal to between one led by Naga edly entered Nagaland and enter into Nagaland in order Myanmarese Yung Aung was in touch with Naga civil to facilitate joining political and Naga from Nagaland society, TNT reports stated. negotiations. (India) led by Khango after As per reports, Khango Pictures and videos of the latter was ousted in a is reportedly stationed near Khango Konyak have been bloodless coup. Yongkhao village in Mon doing the rounds on social In August, Myanmadistrict. Sources also in- media. He was also seen ad- rese faction of NSCN (K) formed that talks with Naga dressing the representatives had ‘impeached’ Konyak, civil society bodies are on in of civil society members and after he was made the outfit’s a bid to resume the ceasefire NGOs at a programme held chairman after the demise of and peace talks with the at Yongkhao village, the Shangnyu Shangwang KhapTNT report stated. lang in June last at Yangon D I M A P U R , O C T 2 2 Government of India. According to other meThe arrival and public hospital after prolonged ill(NPN): Measles Rubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC) dia reports, Government of reception led to speculations ness. Later, Khango Konyak, in Nagaland has reached a coverage of 3,23,308 children through 2,679 schools and 1,013 outreach sessions by the end of day 19 of the campaign. According to the GUWAHATI, OCT 22 (PTI): Citing a department of health and family welfare, the depart- DIMAPUR, OCT 22 Rengma Students’ Union, identity and raise social Gauhati High Court ruling, a senior Assam NEW DELHI, OCT 22 tails of overseas transac- under the new anti-black ment has been continuously (NPN): Naga Students’ Lotha Students’ Union, and political conscious- minister said the 12-hour Assam bandh, (PTI): Income Tax De- tions from the financial money law which have conducting sessions even on Federation (NSF) has re- Chakhesang Students’ ness, thereby starting the called by 46 organisations Tuesday, cannot partment has launched intelligence unit (FIU) not been reflected before weekends and keeping the affirmed its earlier resolu- Union, Mao Students’ Journey of collectively be allowed. The High Court in 2013 had a major operation to and other sources, is the taxman in the inhealth facilities open even tion to commemorate 100 Union, Maram Students responding to changes of banned bandhs in the state and termed it investigate cases of ille- working on such cases come tax returns (ITRs) gal funds and properties across the country and or have been done with during the Puja holidays to years of Naga Club. Union, Poumai Naga Tsu- time and envisioning a “unconstitutional and illegal”. ensure that no child between The organisations have called the stashed abroad by Indi- this was part of a ma- an intent to evade taxes, A resolution to this doumai Me, Maring Stu- shared future. 9 months and 15 years were effect was adopted at the dents’ Union, All Moyon NSF felt that the bandh to protest against the Centres bid ans and may invoke the jor “concerted” action they said. The gover nment left unvaccinated. The de- apex student body’s sec- Naga Students’ Union, Naga people should cel- to pass the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, new anti-black money against black money. Net direct tax col- brought this new law partment has acknowledged ond Presidential Council Monsang Naga Students’ ebrate this glorious legacy 2016, in the winter session of Parliament. law for strict criminal acall the officers and health meeting held at NSF of- Union, Lamkang Naga and take time to retrospect Political parties, including the Con- tion in many such cases, lection grows 15.7% -- The Black Money workers who were tirelessly fice, Naga Club building Students’ Union, Anal and introspect and thus gress, have extended their support to the officials said on Mon- to Rs 4.89 lakh crore: (Undisclosed Foreign working since October 3 here on Monday. Income and Assets) and Lenr uwl Tangpi, All find inspiration to con- bandh, led by the Krishak Mukti Sangram day. The department, in CBDT without any rest. Further, the In a number of Imposition of Tax Act Attended by leaders Naga Students’ Asso- tinue their journey with Samiti and Asom Jatiyatabadi Yuba Chatra coordination with their department has requested all of 20 student bodies, the ciation of Manipur, All renewed vigour. Parishad. Assam Finance and Health Minis- foreign counterparts, is cases, notices have been -- in 2015. partners and stakeholders to House also appealed to all Nagaland College StuThe new legislaThe House also clari- ter Himanta Biswa Sarma said that Gauhati investigating offshore issued to individuals or keep cooperating in order students, youth and Nagas dents’ Union and Naga fied that by celebrating 100 High Court had ruled that calling a bandh bank deposits and pur- other category of tax- tion deals with cases to make sure that the future to join hands to celebrate Students’ Union Delhi, year of Naga Club, NSF was an illegal act and so the bandh called chase of assets by “thou- payers to explain their of overseas illegal asgeneration was free from the the occasion on October besides vice presidents of by no means laid claim of by 46 organisations cannot be allowed. The sands of Indians”, the transactions, the officials sets, which till recently deadly Measles and Rubella 31 at Naga Solidarity Ao Kaketshir Mungdang, ownership over the insti- High Court had ruled in 2013 that calling officials added. said. were probed under the diseases. CBDT (Central A number of these Income Tax Act, 1961. Park here and participate Angami Students’ Union tution but only wanted to of bandh was illegal and as such “we have in the scheduled com- and Pochury Students’ celebrate the legacy with to follow the court’s order and ensure that Board of Direct Taxes) cases involve high-profile This new legislation has memoration. The meeting Union. the theme “Celebrating there is no bandh Tuesday,” Sarma told chairman Sushil Chan- and prominent people, provisions for a steep 120 was attended by presiThe meeting ob- the Legacy”. reporters here. “All shops and business dra confirmed the move while several high-net per cent tax and penalty dents of Sumi Kiphimi served that formation of This was stated in establishments should remain open while but refused to elaborate. worth individuals are on undisclosed foreign NEW DELHI, OCT 22 Officials, however, under the scanner. How- assets and income, beKhukalu, All Zeliangrong Naga Club was epocha press release issued by government employees must report for their (AGENCIES/NPN): In some respite to consum- Students’ Union, Tang- making for the Nagas NSF general secretary duties or else it will be treated as a contempt said the taxman, armed ever, only those cases sides a jail term of up to with vital transaction de- will face criminal action 10 years. of court,” he said. ers, petrol and diesel prices khul Katamnao Saklong, in realisation of their Imtiyapang Imsong. were cut in the range of 27-30 paise across metro cities on Monday for the fifth consecutive day in a row. In Dimapur, petrol was after coming out openly being sold at Rs 77.13 per H O S H I A R P U R / KOT- of the death,” he added. Sharma said the police against the bishop. KatDIMAPUR, OCT 22 (NPN): Nalitre and diesel was retail- TAYAM, OCT 22 (PTI): tional Health Mission Employees Asing at Rs 70.38 per litre on Kattuthara, a key witness was investigating the case tuthara had testified against Mulakkal, they said. sociation Nagaland (NEAN) Monday Monday. The revised prices in the Kerala nun rape case from all the angles. “The police is waiting Besides demanding a announced that it has decided to join of the petrol and diesel in who testified against acone-day nationwide strike called by All Kohima stood at Rs.77.88 cused Bishop Franco Mu- for the family of the priest thorough probe into the India National Health Mission Karma litre and Rs 70.93 a litre lakkal, was on Monday to come from Kerala. After death, the relatives want found dead under mysteri- they reach here, the post- postmortem to be conducted chari Sangh (All India National Health respectively. ous circumstances in Pun- mortem of the body of the at the Alappuzha Medical Mission Employees Association) on jab’s Hoshiarpur district, priest will be conducted,” College in Kerala. SupOctober 25, 2018 from 6am to 6pm. police said. he added. Sharma said the porters of the rape victim In a press release, NEAN presiKattuthara, 62, was priest retired for the day after urged Kerala government dent, Dr. Shasinlo Magh, and genfound unconscious in his taking his meal last night. to provide security to the eral secretary, Kewetso Kenye, said the room in the catholic church “In the morning today, complainant in view of the strike, which would be in the form of premises in Dasuya, 40 km the room cleaner, who went “mysterious death” of a key cease work, has been called to press for from Hoshiarpur town, and to the room of the priest for witness in the case. Technicians inside the laboratory of Eden Medical Centre. long pending demands. was taken to a local hospi- cleaning, found the door Kattuthara was transAccording to NEAN, a memotal where he was declared locked from inside. After ferred 15 days ago to the DIMAPUR, OCT 22 (NPN): Eden creditation is a means of determining randum was submitted to the Prime brought dead, they said. knocking on the door several church at Dharampur in Medical Centre’s (EMC) pathology technical competence of laboratories Minister Office for addressing the department has become the first dito perform specific types of testing. Police said the cause of the times without success, he Dasuya, police said. Tests done at a medical lab ac- demands, but no positive response has death would be known after saw from the windowpane Lawrence Chaudhary, agnostic centre in Nagaland to receive postmortem. of the room the priest ap- National President, Chris- accreditation from National Accredi- credited by NABL are most accurate, been received so far. The demands include equal work According to police, parently lying unconscious tian Front, demanded a CBI tation Board for Testing and Calibra- safe, reliable and reproducible. As tion Laboratories (NABL). EMC re- extensive evaluation of lab staff, in- equal pay; basic service benefit for no visible injury marks were on the bed. He immediately inquiry into the death. found on the body. “There informed the school adminMeanwhile, the five ceived accreditation for testing in the struments and documents are done NHM employees; framing and implewas vomit in the room,” said istration, which got the door nuns, who are staying with disciplines of clinical biochemistry, during assessment by NABL to ensure mentation of HR policy as per GoI Deputy Superintendent of opened and found the priest rape victim at a convent clinical pathology, haematology and that whatever is done and produced guidelines; regularization of service. “Vegetables are getting Police (DSP) A R Sharma. dead,” he said. Meanwhile, NEAN has directed in Kuravilangad near Kot- immunohaematology. at the laboratory are of national and expensive. Why not cut “The viscera will be Relatives of Kattuthara tayam, said they were not NABL is an autonomous society international standards. Reports gen- all the NHM employees of Nagaland down on meat to suit sent for examination which in Kerala said the priest was safe and that anything could under Quality Council of India, Gov- erated from NABL-accredited labs are to participate in the strike/cease work your salary?” will throw light on the cause concerned about his safety happen to them. on that day. ernment of India, and laboratory ac- accepted all over India and abroad.

MRVC: 3.23 lakh coverage till day 19

NSF reaffirms earlier resolution to Oct 23 bandh cannot be I-T dept launches major drive against commemorate 100 years of Naga Club allowed: Assam minister Indians with illegal foreign assets

Fuel prices dip for 5th straight day

Nun rape case witness found dead First in Nagaland: Eden Medical

NEAN to join Centre’s lab get NABL accreditation nationwide strike

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Block level sensitization on NRSLM

Department officials and participants at public hall, Akuhaito town

Officials and participants at Akuluto town hall

DIMAPUR: Block level sensitization programme on Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM) RD block Akuhaito, Zunheboto under department of Rural Development was held at public hall, Akuhaito town on October 22. A press release by RD block, Akuhaito stated that block programme manager, P. Ghokheli Shohe highlighted the overview of NRLM. She also disseminated the significant of NRLM programme for rural poor which would benefit the common people through diverse community institution. Tokuho N Sumi, area coordinator

also organized by RD block Akuluto, Zunheboto district under the department of Rural Development on October 20 at Akuluto town hall. A press release from RD block Akuluto stated that at the sensitization programme block programme manager Akuluto RD block, Shihani Tsuipu highlighted the overview of NRLM, which was launched as a restructured of Integrated Rural Development Programme (IRDP) and Swarnajayanti Gram Swarojgar Yojana (SGSY). He said that the significant of NRLM programme for rural poor will benefit the

(A/C) elucidated the SGSY and NRLM in brief. District coordinator MIS, Hiuto Chophy highlighted the progress and status of the NSRLM in Zunheboto district and DDU-GKY/Skills development which mainly focused on unemployed youth and drop-out youth. He appealed to the village councils and VDBs to extend full support to the mission. Khukiye Sema, BDO-cumBMM, Akuhaito block also shared his experiences and exhorted the staff and the participants for progress and success of the mission. Earlier, invocation was

said by pastor Naghuto New Baptist Church which was chaired by area coordinator Akuhaito block, S. Davis and welcome address delivered by Z. Vitoka Yeptho. Hukiye Chishi, area coordinator (A/C), delivered vote of thanks and pastor, Imlomi Baptist Church said the benediction. The sensitization programme was attended by village council chairmen, GBs, VDB secretaries, church leaders, STH members and existing SHG leaders under Akuhaito block. RD Block Akuluto: The sensitization programme on NSRLM was

common people through diverse community institution. He also emphasized the gender issue that need to be address in the society and said that unlike previous programmes, NRLM not only focused on SHGs promotion but for all round development of the well being. District coordinator MIS, Hiuto V Chophy highlighted the progress and status of NSRLM in Zunheboto district and DDUGKY/ Skills development which was mainly focused on unemployed youth and dropout youth. He also asserted that NRLM was progressing all over India, where Nagaland was one of the

top performing states. He therefore appealed to the village councils and VDBs to extend full support to the mission E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme chaired by area coordinator Akuluto block, Lovito Sumi began with an invocation by pastor Shichimi Baptist Church, Kiyelu Yepthomi. Area coordinator Akuluto block, Alice Assumi delivered the vote of thanks. The programme was attended by VCCs, GBs, VDB secretaries, church leaders, STH members, student leaders and SHG leaders under Akuluto block.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2018

news in Brief Foundation stone for new degree college: Minister of higher and technical education, Temjen Imna Along will unveil the foundation stone laying ceremony of Mangkolemba New Degree Model College under Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA), on October 23 at 11 am at Tzupaksa, Mangkolemba. DC Mokokchung informs: Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung, Sachin Jaiswal has informed all the landowners and beneficiaries affected by the two lane of Merangkong – Tamlu- Mon road under (SARDP-NE) Mokokchung district that property damage compensation shall be paid in the office of the DC, Mokokchung on October 24 from 10 am onwards. The chairman, Merangkong Village Council has been directed to be present physically for identification of landowners and beneficiaries for payment, failing which payment shall be withheld. All affected landowners, beneficiaries are also informed to bring along two recent passport size photos, a photocopy of first page of bank passbook and photocopy of either Aadhaar or EPIC. Payment to any other representative other than the concerned person shall not be entertained, DC stated. ANSTA general conference: All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA) will host its general conference on November 1 and 2 at John GHSS, Viswema under the Theme: “Professional Renewal towards Academic Excellence”. A press release by the ANSTA president, PonchuloWanth and general secretary, VisatoKoso stated that the dignitaries of the inaugural function will include; minister PWD, TongpangOzüküm as special Guest; advisor, School Education, Sükhalu as guest speaker; and principal secretarySchool Education & SCERT, Menukhol John as resource person. State level science exhibition: RMSA Nagaland will be conducting “State Level Science Exhibition” on October 23 at 11 a.m. at Dr.NeilhouzhüKire GHSS, Seikhazou, Kohima under the theme “Consequences of Climatic Changes”. State level programme on IDD prevention: Directorate of Health and Family Welfare will be organizing a State level programme on Global IDD prevention to help the State eliminate Iodine Deficiency Disorder on October 22 at 11 am at Conclave Conference Hall, LCS building. Felicitation for NPSC successful candidates: Chakhesang Students’ Union (CSU) will be organising a felicitation programme for NPSC successful candidate 2018 on October 26 at 11am at Chakhesang Baptist Church Jubilee Hall, Kitsubouzou, Kohima.All the successful candidates, frontal organisations, leaders, senior leaders have been invited.

ATMA conducts various activities for farmers 111 Bn BSF conducts various activities

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DIMAPUR: The 111 Bn BSF organized various activities on the occasion of “police commemoration day”. A press release by 111 Bn BSF stated that, as part of scheduled programme, senior officer of 111 Bn BSF visited martyrs homes and schools to honour the martyrs for their supreme sacrifice. On October 16, the officer visited Kitami village, Zunheboto, district native village of martyr late CT Nikhato Sema from 137 Bn BSF, who attained martyrdom on July 5, 1999, and gave away token gifts to the family at a function held at Government High School, Asugiqa, Zunheboto. On October 17, the officer visited the home of two martyrs namely late HC Khuniho Sema and late L/NK T Khehoto Sema who attained martyrdom on September 1, 1989 in defending CI Post Laniye Bridge. The officer visited the Government Middle School, South Point East, Zunheboto and addressed the school assembly and

BSF officer giving away the gifts. gave away token gifts in honour of late L/NK T Khehuto Sema of Ikiye village Zunheboto, district in the presence of GB and relatives of martyr. The officer also visited their homes interacted with the family. On October 17, the officer also visited the home of late HC Khunito Sema of Hokiya village and interacted with the family members and gave away gifts at Government Middle School, Alahuto colony, Zunheboto. On October 21, BSF martyrs marathon was con-

ducted at 111 Bn BSF, Satakha campus. Altogether six officers, 30 SOs and 105 ORs participated in the marathon run. A function was also held which was addressed by officiating commandant Sh. Nitin Gupta, 2IC 111 BN BSF. At the function, late L/NK S. Muno Khemenger of Thangnyuking village Noklak district, Nagaland who served at 99 Bn BSF and attained martyrdom in the service of the nation was honored and a gift was handed over to the family of the martyrs.

MBCF holds first triennial fellowship KVK (ICAR) &ATMA Kiphire Khonsa block DIMAPUR: Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA) conducted various activities across the state to assist the farmers on the latest farming methods, knowledge and technology. Following are the reports conducted by ATMA blocks. Aboi block: ATMA Mon, Aboi block conducted training programme on “package and practices of onion” at Aopao village on October 22. A press release from ATMA Mon stated that, resource person BTM Mhachamo Ngullie shared on land preparation for transplanting of onion seedlings and the care and management of the crop upto the har vest period. Demonstration K

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was also done on preparation of nursery bed to raise onion seedlings for transplanting in the field. The importance of proper care at nursery level for a good quality produce was stressed upon. Altogether 21 farmers attended and benefitted from the programme. Onion seeds were distributed to the farmers. Tuensang Longkhim block: ATMA Tuensang Longkhim block inaugurated two farm schools on October 17 and 18, at Longkhim Village and Phir Ahir respectively. A press release from ATMA Tuensang Longkhim block BTM Soyimrenla stated that at Longkhim village cardamom farm school was inaugurated where Thridila was ap-

pointed as the farm school teacher. BTM Arenla inaugurated the farm school and highlighted on the importance and role of a farm teacher. BTT member Hopise spoke on proper cultivation techniques of cardamom. Another, farm school on ginger was inaugurated at Phir Ahir village. ATM Odilemla imparted the knowledge on the use and importance of ginger farming. To s h i b a w a s a p pointed as the farm school teacher. He also shared his experiences as a Progressive ginger cultivator. Altogether, 32 farmers and three ATMA functionaries attended the inaugural programme. KVK (ICAR) &ATMA Kiphire Khon-

ATMA Chunlikha block sa block: KVK (ICAR) &ATMA Kiphire Khonsa block jointly conducted training programme on bee keeping and mushroom cultivation on October 19- 21 at Mimi village and Khongjiri Village and Penkim village. A press release by, KVK (ICAR) andATMA Kiphire Khonsa block stated that the programme was chaired by BTM Khonsa block Jess T. Murry and attended by 40 farmers. Resource person for the training was Benjongtoshi and Takutoshi Jamir where they emphasised on the importance on starting a housed hold income and talked about the steps involved for bee keeping, mushroom which can be practiced with ease by the farmers.

Chunlikha block: ATMA Chunlikha block inaugurated coffee farm school on September 21 at Nsunyu village. A brief introduction of the farm was delivered by the farm school teacher. S p e c i a l g u e s t SDAO and BTT convenor Tseminyu, Viwheto Thorie gave a brief summary of global awareness on coffee. He said that coffee is the second largest commodities after petroleum thereby generate employment opportunity. He also said that Nagaland is in the 8th position in coffee production in India and has already linked with South Africa in exporting coffee. A total of 11 farmers attended the programme.

Resource persons and participants at the fellowship. DIMAPUR: Women department of Meitei Baptist Churches Fellowship (MBCF), Assam and Nagaland held its first triennial fellowship on October 18 and 19 under the theme: “Go and teach all nations,” at Meitei Baptist Church, Dimapur. A press release by MBCF (Assam

and Nagaland), president, S Lily and secretary, Tiainla Imchen stated that seven women delegates from Assam and Nagaland attended the fellowship. The resource persons were: women leaders, Dinah Irungbam and W Ratna; and MBCF women department president (Assam and Nagaland), S Lily, the release added. K

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WEATHER FORECAST oCTOBER 23

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Agartala Sunshine; pleasant

32 19

Aizawl

Sunshine; nice

Guwahati Mostly sunny; pleasant Imphal

Sunshine; delightful

27 16 30 19 27 15

Itanagar Partly sunny; not as warm

27 16

Shillong A stray afternoon t-shower

20 11

A passing afternoon shower

22 13

Kohima

Dimapur Mostly sunny; pleasant Mkg

A thunderstorm in the area

Tuensang Mostly sunny; cooler Wokha

A t-storm around in the p.m.

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Zunheboto A stray morning thundershower 22 11

CMO Dimapur and staff with the traders.

DIMAPUR: Global iodine deficiency disease prevention (IDDP) day was observed on October 22 at Dimapur and Mokokchung to create awareness of the need to prevent iodine deficiency. In Dimapur, the day was observed at CMO’s office Dimapur, where CMO Dimapur, K. Vikato Kinimi urged the salt stockists and traders to “sell only iodised

salt so that the public may use only iodised salt”. He also informed the salt stockist and traders in Dimapur that the health department would be carrying out inspection and testing of iodised salt on a regular basis, where defaulters would be fined as per the provision provided under PFA Act 1954. Dy.CMO Dimapur Dr. Antoly Suu oriented

the members on the conditions and diseases related to iodine deficiency disorders. She further said that all stockists must notify the department when new salt consignment reaches Dimapur for testing and verification. Zhapu demonstrated on how to test for iodine in salts using the iodine test kit. All the members present also took the pledge to

KBC organizes Men’s Camp

Zeliangrong Heraka Youth Organisation Nagaland (ZHYON) celebrated “youth festival –cum-seminar” at Heraka Vidya Bharati School, Jalukie B from October 19 to 22. (ZHYO president)

In observation of 5142 birth anniversary of Maharaj Agrasen, Agrawal Mahasabha Dimapur organized a voluntary blood donation camp on October 21, at Durga Mandir, Dimapur where 35 units of blood were collected from volunteers. (DHD Blood Bank)

DIMAPUR: Koinonia Baptist Church (KBC) Evangelistic Men’s Camp was held under the theme “...for I crossed over the Jordan with my staff, and now I have become two companies” Genesis 32:10. KBC media team convenor, Kikruneinuo Liezietsu, in a press release stated that the camp was held from October 17 to 21 at Koinonia prayer centre, Tsiese Basa. More than 150 campers including camp officials were registered for the four-day camp. The speakers were Rev Zotuo Kiewhuo, senior pastor; Medotseilieü Kiewhuo, assistant pastor; Neibalie Kiewhuo, assistant pastor; Rokopra Mekro, assistant pastor; Menuosielie Üsou, evangelist; Zashekho Hibo and Ruokuotuo Kuotsu. The camp director was Neibalie Kiewhuo and assistant directors, Lhouzakie Rutsa and Yavituo Üsou. Praise and Worship sessions were led by Shan Humtsoe. The campers were divided into three groups namely -- Love, Peace and Joy. Best camper awards were also given to nine persons.

NJOA holds general conference

Members of Nagaland Judicial Officers Association with Justice Zelre Angami, judge, Gauhati High Court (retd) during the 16th general conference at the Conference Hall of the Gauhati HC, Kohima Bench on October 20. (DIPR)

Dimapur: Nagaland Judicial Officers’ Association (NJOA) held its 16th general conference at the Conference Hall of the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench on October 20. The conference was graced by Justice Zelre Angami, Judge, Gauhati High Court (retd) as the chief guest. According to DIPR, the chief guest in his adK Y M C

dress spoke about the importance of judiciary and its functions. While referring to the landmark judgment of the Supreme Court in All India Judges Association Vs Union of India, he quoted “the judicial service is not service in the sense of employment. The judges are not employees. As members of the judiciary, they exercise the sovereign judicial power

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of the State. They are holders of public office in the same way as the members of the council of ministers and the members of the legislature.” While quoting the same judgment, the chief guest also stated that under the Constitution of India, the judiciary is above the administrative executive and any attempt to place it on par with the administra-

tive executive has to be discouraged. He reminded the judicial officers of the State that they exercise their powers independently and must do so with impartiality. He emphasized the importance of the judicial officers to perform their duties with integrity and to promote the cause of justice. Earlier, presidential address was delivered by NJOA president, Neiko Kanuo followed by short speech by NJS, Mezivolu T. Therieh and member NJOA WokonoYhoshu. The programme was chaired by NJS, Yarenjungla Longkumer. The second session followed with presentation of reports from the executive members and discussion hour. The final session of the day was a farewell programme organized in honour of NJS, principal district and session judge (retd) Khape Koza. The program was chaired by principal district and session judge Tuensang, Victo Sema. Short speech was delivered by district and sessions judge Zunheboto, Neichochuyi Suyie.

Tsütuonuomia Khel day on Oct 25

Kohima: Tsütuonuomia Khel, Kohima village will be observing its annual Khel Day on October 25 at 1pm at Mission Compound. October 25 is a significant day in the history of the Khel as it commemorates the battle of 1879 and the subsequent Peace Treaty make between Tsütuonuomia Khel and the British. According to Khotuo Kevin Solo, member publicity committee, T. Khel Day, the day will be marked with high spirits of cultural extravaganza, music and celebration. The Khel has extended invitation to all its members and a special invitation to all its ‘sisters’ married to the other communities and all well-wishers. Kohima village council, chairman, Dr. Neiphi Kire will grace the occasion as special guest and exchairman, T. Khel council, Viliethie Solo will grace the Deputy CMO, Dr. Kibangkumba with the traders of Mokokchung. T. Khel Nite, scheduled to sell and distribute only ioMokokchung: The of iodine as an essential be held in the evening at 5 dised salt in the district. Salt IDDP day was observed micronutrient required for pm as guest of honour. stockists and traders under at Mokokchung municipal normal thyroid function Dimapur participated in the council conference hall un- growth and development. programme. Awareness ac- der the theme “iodised salt, He said that monitortivities on iodine deficiency traders responsibility” with ing of iodised salt would disorders prevention (IDDP) the salt traders of Mokokc- be done by ASHAs in every Dimapur: An emergency are being carried out in vari- hung town. shop. The salt traders were meeting of all VDB secous schools by organising A press release from also made to sign a pledge retaries under RD Block painting competition, essay CMO Mokokchung, media to sell only iodised salt for Chumukedima has been writing competition, etc and officer, Rongsenkala stated human consumption. The convened on October 24 at awareness programmes for that deputy chief medical programme was attended by 11 a.m. at office chamber community leaders are also officer, Dr. Kibangkumba MMC members, salt traders of BDO, RD block Chumukedima. being conducted. highlighted the importance and CMO staff.

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AAA team with PGC staff and student leaders at the college premises on October 20.

DIMAPUR: A team from Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA), department of Higher Education, Nagaland, comprising of convenor Dr. Ranjan Kumar Behera, Dr. Vitsosie Viiprii and H K James inspected Phek Government College on October 20 to assess the college performance for the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).

A press release by convenor Media Cell of the college, Tsotalu Nakro stated that during the assessment, principal, Dr. Vizovol Mekro presented an academic report of the college followed by an interaction with IQAC members and presentations made by the eleven departments. The AAA team members had separate interactions with non-

teaching staff, alumni and the student body and also inspected various infrastructural facilities like mushroom cultivation unit, floriculture, skill centre, IGNOU, amphitheatre, botanical garden, science laboratory, library etc. The visit ended with an exit meeting where the AAA members delivered their observations and assessment of the day.

Nagaland wildlife division gets giant lizard Kiukhenshi acknowledge Angami for coming forward voluntarily, thereby strengthening the wildlife conservation efforts in Nagaland. On July

28 this year, Roko along with Seyiekhrielie Rio, BDO Chiephobozou also donated eight feet long python to the wildlife division.

Roko Angami with forester-I Kiukhenshi S. Yimchunger and others after donating the lizard on October 22.

Correspondent Ko h i m a , O c t 2 2 (NPN): A giant lizard which was found by a footballer, Roko Angami at his farm was donated to the State wildlife division at Kohima on Monday. Roko donated the lizard to the wildlife division officials at Blyth’s Tragopan Conservation & Breeding

Centre, Kohima. The giant lizard, weighting around two and half kg and 3.4 feet long was found at his farm in Zhadima village under Kohima district. Kiukhenshi S. Yimchunger, Forester- I Kohima said the lizard will be handed over to Nagaland Zoological Park, Rangapahar Dimapur. K Y M C

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IMPHAL, Oct 22: A rocket propelled grenade (RPG) was found under a tractor along ImphalMoreh section of NH102 near Moreh town on Monday. The recovery of the bomb led to the disruption of normal commercial activities between the two neighbouring countries. A police source said that the RPG was found beneath the trailer of the tractor being park on a bridge along NH-102 near Morning Market of border Moreh town around 5.30 am. As precautionary measure, Moreh police stopped all kinds of traffic from the morning till around 2 pm until the RPG was safely defused by bomb experts of the Manipur police bomb detection and disposal squad. The bomb was safely defused at around 2.45 pm at Holenphai area, 3 km from the site where it was found. Police suspect the RPG was planted by militants actively operating in the border town. Meanwhile, Workers and Traders Association Moreh (WATAM), to whom the tractor belonged,

alleged that it was cadres of a militant group behind the planting of the bomb. They related the planting of bomb with an earlier incident where members of WATAM were threatened by the militants. Earlier on Sunday evening, around 7.30 pm, around six militants vandalized the vehicle at the same place, women who were engaged by WATAM in the collection of garbage, alleged. The miscreants also reportedly assaulted some women workers as well as womenfolk of the area who tried to intervene while vandalizing the vehicle. Soon after the incident, they lodged a complaint with the Moreh police and today morning the bomb was found, the women workers alleged. Decrying the planting of the bomb, members of Nupi Khunai Chaokhat Lamjing Lup, Kha Nongpok Apunba Nupi Lup and Workers and Traders Association Moreh staged a sit-in-protest at Moreh Women Market. Slogans such as “We are not your enemy”, “Don’t terrorize civilians with bomb”, “Let’s keep peace in Moreh”, etc were displayed at the protest site, said report.

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New Delhi, Oct 22 (PTI): With a variety of cuisines, refreshing cultural programmes, and discussions on important issues including the NRC list of Assam, the sixth edition of the popular North East festival is all set to begin on October 26. The festival, which will be held at Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, promises to be “a colourful extravaganza, greater spectacle, bringing together the magnificent North East under one forum”. The North East festival will hold a special seminar titled ‘NRC - Untruth, HalfTruth and Truth’, featuring some of the most noteworthy voices from the region, leaders from various tribes and communities who will delve deep into the National Register for Citizens and its significance. The multitude of cuisines from the region will be one of the main attractions of the festival with more than 40 food stalls from Nagaland, Manipur, Assam, Arunachal, Sikkim, Mizoram, Tripura and Meghalaya. The vibrant fashion from NE will also find prominent place at the festival with designers like Yana Ngoba, Rupert Lynrah, and Escape Engmoiya among others will showcase their creations.

Congress loses yet another MLA ahead of Mizoram assembly poll

Aizawl, Oct 22 (PTI): Congress MLA Hmingdailova Khiangte resigned from the membership of the Mizoram house on Monday becoming the fourth legislator of the ruling party to do so ahead of the November 28 state assembly poll. With the resignation, the Congress’ strength in the 40-member house has come down to 30, while that of opposition Mizo National Front (MNF) stands at 6. Four seats are vacant. Mizoram is the only state in the north east under the Congress. Khiangte submitted his resignation to Speaker Hiphei at his official residence, Assembly secretariat sources said. When contacted Khiangte said that he would announce the reason behind his decision as well as the future course of action on Tuesday. Resignations from the Congress began when R Lalziriliana, the state home minister and second-incommand of Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla’s council of ministers, stepped down as minister on September 14 protesting against the government’s refusal to create a separate Saitual district

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Jorhat, Oct 22 (PTI): Three persons were injured when wild elephants attacked them at Neamatighat in upper Assam’s Jorhat district, Forest department officials said Monday. Three wild elephants had entered the area in search of food and attacked three persons, damaged seven huts and five shops on Sunday night, said Forest department official Tonkeswar Gayan here. A Forest department team reached the area and blank fired to scare away the three pachyderms toward Kartik Chapori, Gayan said. The three jumbos have got separated from a herd of 150 elephants suspected to have come from Sivasagar side and loitering around in Sivasagar, Jorhat, Kaziranga, Titabor along the shore areas of the Brahmaputra river for several years, Jorhat Forest Range Officer, Dipak Bora said Monday.

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tober 20, the river section in the barrier lake returned to normal and we will closely monitor the landslide situation, maintain close communication and cooperation with Indian side through existing channels,” Hua said. China and India this year renewed a water datasharing pact under which Beijing will provide Delhi with the statistics of the river during flood seasons. “After this (landslide) happened, Chinese Hydrological Depar tment informed the Indian side immediately and launched the information reporting mechanism. “We have provided the hydrological data from October 17 and up to October 22 we have provided seven pieces of hydrological information and 110 pieces of statistics.” “We also reported to the Indian side of the flow of the barrier lake,” Hua said.

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Imphal, Oct 22 (PTI): High import duties coupled with an increasing gap in gold prices between India and Myanmar have led to an upsurge in smuggling of the yellow metal across the international border, a report compiled by anti-smuggling unit of Imphal customs division has said. Manipur shares a 398km-long porous international border with the neighbouring country. An official of the customs division feels facilitating “free movement” of citizens for a stipulated period from Manipur’s border town of Moreh to adjacent Namphalong market in Myanmar has made the conflict-ridden state “more prone to illicit trafficking of contraband gold”. India and Myanmar border have a Free Movement Regime (FMR) which

Beijing, Oct 22 (IANS): China on Monday said that the water levels have dropped and situation has returned to normal following an overflow at a barrier lake, which was formed due to a landslide that blocked a river in Tibet last week, threatening floods in Arunachal. The Chinese Foreign Ministry said the authorities had already shared 110 statistics of river data with their Indian counterparts and were closely monitoring the situation. “As to the barrier lake created by the landslide in the River Yarlung Tsangpo, China and India have maintained close communication,” said Ministry’s spokesperson Hua Chunying. The Indian authorities sounded a high alert in Arunachal Pradesh last week after a landslide occurred in Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet that enters as Siang in Arunachal Pradesh. “By 12 O’clock of Oc-

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Amritsar tragedy: NHRC notice to Railways Delhi’s air quality improves to ‘poor’

Amritsar/Muzaffarpur, Oct 22 (PTI): Amid a blame-game over the Amritsar tragedy, a case was filed in a Bihar court on Monday holding organisers of the Dussehra event and chief guest Navjod Kaur Sidhu responsible for mowing down of several revellers by a passing train, while the NHRC served notices to the Railways and the Punjab government. Congress MP Sunil Jakhar and Punjab minister Tript Rajinder Singh Bajwa, however, came forward in defence of Sidhu and sought to put the blame on the Railways officials for the tragic incident in which nearly 60 persons, including for migrants from Bihar, had died while watching the Dussehra celebrations from across the tracks on Friday evening. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, who has gone to Israel, reviewed the situation through videoconference with the state government officials and asked them to expedite the process of providing relief and compensation to the families of those dead and to the injured. People angry over the

Police personnel stand guard near an active train track, three days after a train accident in the area killed over 60 people, in Amritsar, Monday. (PTI) train accident had pelted stones and clashed with security personnel on Sunday. They sat on the railway tracks, where the accident happened, and protested. They were later removed by authorities. During the review meeting, the officials also told Singh that all victims, except one, had been identified. Union Railway Minister Piyush Goyal, meanwhile, returned from the US, with officials attributing the delay in his return to non-availability of tickets

and problem of connecting flights. Goyal, who had gone to the US for an award ceremony, had said soon after the incident that he was cancelling all his engagements there to immediately return to India. On his arrival, Goyal was briefed about the latest developments regarding the incident. Meanwhile, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) issued notices to the Railways and the Punjab government, observing that it cannot be called a “sane act” for

people to sit on railway tracks, but the “negligence on the part of the district authorities is apparent” as well in this “bizarre and horrific incident”. While it is rare for such a large number of revellers getting mowed down by a train in a single incident, nearly 50,000 people have lost their lives between 2015 and 2017 on railway tracks after being hit by trains, according to official data from the Indian Railways. Detailed reports have been sought from the state’s chief secretary and from the

chairman of the Railway Board in four weeks, an NHRC spokesperson said. “It seems that the local authorities and the organizers did not properly manage the crowd, gathered to watch the Dussehra celebrations. It was the responsibility of the State to provide proper safety and protection to the citizens during the event,” the NHRC said while taking suo motu cognisance of media reports about the incident. The railway authorities have stated that they cannot be blamed, as they were not informed about the event, while Punjab government has ordered a magisterial probe. In distant Muzaffarpur, Bihar, a complaint case was filed in a court against Navjot Kaur Sidhu, seeking registration of a case against her. The complaint claimed that Sidhu and organisers of the Dussehra event were solely responsible for the tragedy and the court should order a trial against her. The case was filed by a social activist in a Chief Judicial Magistrate’s court, which fixed November 3 as the date of hearing.

Code of conduct for people 3 fresh Zika cases in Rajasthan, total 126 in public life necessary: Naidu New Delhi, Oct 22 (PTI): A code of conduct for people in public life is very much necessary, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said Monday, as he hailed former prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri for his “integrity and moral uprightness”. Naidu, while addressing a gathering at the presentation ceremony of the 19th Lal Bahadur Shastri National Award for Excellence in Public Administration to eminent jurist Fali S Nariman, also said there was a need to revisit the education system and highlight the contributions of “great” leaders such as Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and Shastri. Urging people to follow the example of Shastri, he said, “Even after 52 years of his demise, we still remember him for his values, commitment, courage, and also dedication.” What made Shastri a unique politician was the fact that he did not have two sets of principles -- one for public consumption and the other for personal life, Naidu said. “You will be surprised to know that he got a code of conduct (published) for those who are in public life. I feel it is very much necessar y even today. More necessary and more relevant to have a code of conduct for the people in public life...which is lack-

ing,” Naidu said. “Lal Bahadur Shastri was an exemplary leader, his humility, courage, determination, integrity and moral uprightness were legendary,” the vice president said, lauding the former prime minister. After presenting the award to Nariman, Naidu said the eminent lawyer and jurist was truly an example to be emulated by practitioners of law around the world.

Jaipur/ New Delhi, Oct 22 (PTI): Three more persons tested positive for Zika virus in Jaipur Monday, taking the total number of such cases to 126, a government official said. Out of the 126 patients, 41 of them pregnant women, around 111 have recovered after treatment, he said. According to the latest report, out of the total 1,32,872 houses searched, 84,580 were found positive for mosquito breeding. The Rajasthan health department formed a five-member committee

Saturday to investigate, examine, and track Zika virus disease in pregnant patients of first trimester. The committee will submit the report to the public health director from time to time, an order said. Fogging and anti-larvae activities were carried out Monday in colonies of ward 23 and 82 in the morning whereas similar activities were done in the evening in ward 79. The department has appealed people to keep the doors of their residence, shops open and asked those with breathing difficulties to

remain at bay during fogging activity. Most of the cases which have been reported are from Shastri Nagar area in Jaipur where fogging and other anti-larvae activities are being carried out to prevent the spread of the virus.

New Delhi, Oct 22 (PTI): Delhi’s air quality improved to ‘poor’ on Monday, even as authorities said it might deteriorate in the coming days with possibilities of ‘severe’ pollution. The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) recorded the overall Air Quality Index (AQI) of Delhi at 272 in the evening. An AQI between 0 and 50 is considered ‘good’, 51 and 100 ‘satisfactory’, 101 and 200 ‘moderate’, 201 and 300 ‘poor’, 301 and 400 ‘very poor’, and 401 and 500 ‘severe’. However, Centre-run System of Air Quality Forecasting and Research (SAFAR) reported an AQI in the ‘very poor’ category. On Sunday, the AQI had oscillated between “poor” and “very poor” categories. Faridabad and Gurgaon recorded ‘poor’ air quality; Noida and Greater Noida too reported ‘poor’ air quality while Ghaziabad reported ‘very poor’ category. On Saturday, a haze had engulfed the national capital and the worst air quality of this season was recorded at 324. An official said the air quality of Delhi might deteriorate to ‘severe’ category in the coming days as the air becomes heavier and results in the formation of smog. The Supreme Courtappointed Environment Protection Control Authority (EPCA) Friday had held a meeting with officials of Punjab, Haryana and the Delhi governments to discuss the pollution situation in the national capital.

An EPCA member Friday said stock of the situation was taken and it was decided that special attention would be given to vulnerable hotspots where ‘poor’ or ‘very poor’ air quality was observed. The PM2.5 (presence of particles in the air with a diameter of less than 2.5 micrometres) was recorded at 134. The PM2.5, also called fine particulates, can be a matter of more serious health concern than PM10. The PM10 level (presence of particles in the air with a diameter of less than 10 micrometres) in Delhi stood at 280, according to the CPCB data. A CPCB official said

a number of factors were responsible for the deteriorating air quality, including vehicular pollution, construction activities and meteorological factors like direction of wind, which is now flowing from the stubble burning areas. Satellite imagery by NASA Sunday showed countless spot fires already burning in Haryana and Punjab. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Friday warned that Delhi would become a “gas chamber soon” as the Centre, Punjab and the Haryana governments were doing “absolutely nothing” for farmers involved in stubble burning.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVIII NO. 317 Dimapur, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2018

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Legal versus spiritual

n recent times, judicial activism has often more than not, subjected the legislature and executive to such a situation that the consequence have not been quite positive. The recent Sabarimala temple episode is one such case and which speaks volumes. Women and feminists have been crying hoarse against the medieval restrictions imposed by the Sabarimala temple against entry of women below 50 in menstruating age. The feminists believed that the religious restriction was unfair to women and that it was time to remove the restrictions. The media hyped up the issue as a classic case of religious discrimination against women. The opinion in the media seemed to suggest that the “progressive” majority had turned against the archaic and discriminatory rule. Then the Supreme Court on September 28, ruled that not allowing women in their “menstruating years” into the Sabarimala is ultra vires the constitution. The apex court then passed an order that all women should be allowed to enter the temple, by a 4:1. The ruling was delivered by a five-judge constitution bench comprising then Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra and Justices R.F. Nariman, A.M. Khanwilkar, D.Y. Chandrachud and Indu Malhotra. The one dissenting opinion on the bench was expressed by Justice Indu Malhotra. The Supreme Court in effect, threw the doors of the Sabarimala temple open to all. The Sabarimala issue was also seen as an unwanted interference in the functioning of a religious community. Two women, a journalist and an activist, attempted to enter Kerala’s Sabarimala temple on Friday but were forced to turn back fearing violence. This comes a day after another journalist tried to climb the hill shrine but was stopped en route. Since Sabarimala opened on Wednesday, protesters have gathered in large numbers to disallow women from entering the temple, despite the Supreme Court lifting restrictions on women between the age of 10 and 50 from entering the shrine. On October 21, on the fifth day that the temple gates were opened and amid several hundred people near Sabarimala, six women who attempted to gate-crash inside were prevented from entering the Sabarimala temple by a large number of devotees of Lord Ayyappa as the stand-off over entry of women of menstrual age into the famous hill shrine continued for the fifth day. The female activist identified as Rehana Fathima Pyarijaan Sulaiman, who is a Muslim from Kerala who tried to enter the Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala on October 19, has been expelled from the Muslim community by the Kerala Muslim Jama-ath Council. The attempt by the women activists to enter the temple was taken as a fight against gender discrimination and had less to do with any religious bearing. According to media reports, the head priest at Sabarimala, Kantararu Rajeevaru, has said that he will close the shrine and hand over the keys to the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB), which manages this temple, if women of menstruating age enter the temple. The court had also struck down Section 377 and decriminalized homosexuality in India. Religions prohibit same sex relations and the court by striking down the section, invaded the rights of religions and opened the doors for the eventualitysame sex marriage. Constitutional right to religious freedom is enshrined in the constitution but courts have through various rulings repeatedly annulled the democratic system by arrogantly and unconstitutionally disregard the will of the people.

DailyDevotion The Witness of the Spirit The Spirit Himself bears witness with our spirit… —Romans 8:16 We are in danger of getting into a bargaining spirit with God when we come to Him— we want the witness of the Spirit before we have done what God tells us to do. Why doesn’t God reveal Himself to you? He cannot. It is not that He will not, but He cannot, because you are in the way as long as you won’t abandon yourself to Him in total surrender. Yet once you do, immediately God witnesses to Himself— He cannot witness to you, but He instantly witnesses to His own nature in you. If you received the witness of the Spirit before the reality and truth that comes from obedience, it would simply result in sentimental emotion. But when you act on the basis of redemption, and stop the disrespectfulness of debating with God, He immediately gives His witness. As soon as you abandon your own reasoning and arguing, God witnesses to what He has done, and you are amazed at your total disrespect in having kept Him waiting. If you are debating as to whether or not God can deliver from sin, then either let Him do it or tell Him that He cannot. Do not quote this or that person to Him. Simply obey Matthew 11:28, “Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden….” Come, if you are weary, and ask, if you know you are evil (see Luke 11:9-13). The Spirit of God witnesses to the redemption of our Lord, and to nothing else. He cannot witness to our reason. We are inclined to mistake the simplicity that comes from our natural commonsense decisions for the witness of the Spirit, but the Spirit witnesses only to His own nature, and to the work of redemption, never to our reason. If we are trying to make Him witness to our reason, it is no wonder that we are in darkness and uncertainty. Throw it all overboard, trust in Him, and He will give you the witness of the Spirit.

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Success is not a good teacher, failure makes you humble. ~ Shah Rukh Khan

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n the last two months there has been a major crisis in Punjab -on the front page of every local paper. Paneer, the state dish, has disappeared from the market. For the uninitiated, Paneer is an un-aged, fresh, non-melting cheese made by curdling milk with a vegetable-derived acid, such as lemon juice/lactic acid/citric acid/tartaric acid/alum or sour whey. It is eaten all over North India (and, alas, has spread its tentacles into the south as well), but Punjab is its home and every house feels compelled to eat and serve it. Personally, I have find it disgusting and I would rather starve than eat it – and I frequently do that when travelling in planes where vegetarians are only given the paneer option. For years I have been cautioning people not to eat milk, or any of its products. Here is another reason why. Because it is not paneer. Unless you make it in your own house and with milk that you have taken from trusted sources – since most milk is not milk. Let’s start with the math and then the empirical evidence. According to government data, India produces roughly 15 crore tonnes of milk annually. If all of it were only to be used to make paneer, India would produce 7 lakh tonnes. Obviously that is not possible, since only a small percentage of this is turned into paneer. But 5 lakh tonnes of paneer are sold annually. So where do they come from? They come from an odious mixture of maida, palm oil, baking powder, old discarded skimmed milk, detergent, bicarbonate of soda and Suphuric Acid. The same sulfuric acid that is found in lead-acid batteries, metal cleaners, drain cleaners and anti-rust products. The same sulphuric acid that is thrown on women. This is boiled till it becomes a semi solid product. Then it is poured into vessels,

flattened and left for a few hours. Finally it is cut into 5 kg bricks of “paneer” and sold. The residue is secretly drained into illegal bore wells within the premises, polluting underground water for miles around. On an average 5 kilos of “paneer” cost the maker Rs 30 or Rs 150. This is sold for Rs 150200 a kilo wholesale and Rs 300+ retail. This is the modus operandi : the factory owners make the paneer in dirty shanties in industrial areas and sell the products to ghost “dairies” owned by themselves, or to “legitimate” dairies which have a few standing cows/buffaloes, and perhaps even extract some milk from them. The dairies then sell them to prominent sweetshops and bakeries. Most of the paneer factories work at night, dispatch the product at dawn and then shut up for the rest of the day. In order to avoid being stopped at tolls, or be inspected, the paneer is often brought in the dicky of a car/SUV, instead of a tempo. Just as the forest is cut with the active collusion of the forest department, the spurious food industry is run by food inspectors and the dairy department. Every now and then a Minister orders raids. Some people go to jail, the food item disappears, and then everything comes back to normal. According to the factory owners, the local health officer charged Rs 5000 a month on “principle” and Rs 10,000 – Rs 15,000 to clear each food sample from the lab. It is extraordinary that a small state like Punjab should have so many spurious factories. None of them are near dairies – which itself should have sounded a warning bell a long time ago. Most of them are in industrial areas, or in small villages. While dozens of people have been sent to jail, not a single health official has had any action taken against him. Throughout August

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Real from fake 2018, there has been a statewise “crackdown” over a thousand spurious milk product/paneer factories in Punjab (out of many thousand). Chilling centres, creameries, milk establishments in remote areas, interception of tankers at toll barriers : all these have revealed acids and illegal colouring agents. Even the dairies that were legitimately making paneer were found to be so unhygienic – unwashed workers, rusted implements – that the paneer is unsafe to eat. Paneer has vanished in the market – which means most, or all, of it was spurious. Most sweetmeats made from it have vanished from the mithai shops. Shopkeepers and “dairy” owners have refused all bulk orders. Here are some examples to show you how large this illegal industry is : * The Mohali health department raided a paneer manufacturing unit in Ballomajra Village, Mohali. 20.6 quintals of spurious paneer, 33 quintals of skimmed milk powder, sulphuric acid and other chemicals were found. The owner has been supplying this paneer daily to restaurants and dhabas at Chandigarh, Pinjore, Kalka, Rajpura and Panchkula, and some local colonies. While the factory owners claimed that they made cheese, ghee, butter and other dairy products from 5,000 litres of milk collected daily from Lehragaga in Sangrur village, no dairy was found. The owner had no licence for any food product. The premises were filthy * A raid by a joint team of the health department, food safety department,

dairy development department and police, on two factories at Khokh Village, Nabha, Patiala, turned up 8 quintal spurious milk, 12 quintal fake paneer, skimmed milk and boxes of caustic soda. *A raid at Gonsawal village, Amritsar has led to the seizure of 58 bags of 25 kg each of skimmed low quality milk powder, 20 kg paneer and 30 kg adulterated milk. *A raid on a dairy on Ram Tirath Road, Amritsar, found 74 bags of skimmed milk powder, 35 kg of paneer, and 150 of kg adulterated milk. * Paneer and khoya manufacturing units at Neem Wala Mor village in Barnala, Fatehgarh Sahib district’s Chandila village, Pathankot, Gurdaspur, found huge quantities of fake paneer and khoya. Sweetshops in Mansa were found selling quintals of fake patisa made from this paneer. * A food safety team raided paneer manufacturing units in Samrala and Baghapurana, Ludhiana and found 3 quintals of spurious paneer, 90 litres of palm oil, 39 empty Palm oil tins of 15 litres each, and 17 bags of 25 kg each of skimmed milk powder. * In Rajpura, Patiala district, a vehicle carrying 160 kg of fake paneer, coming from Narwana, in Jind district of Haryana, was intercepted by the food safety team. The vehicle was bound for a Dairy in Rajpura. The Narwana owner confessed that he sold spurious paneer at Rs 160 /kg to the dairy who further sold it. * A raid in village

Sangatpur Bhonki yielded 90 kg paneer, 1,400 kg milk, 18 empty bags of 25 kg Skimmed Milk Powder(SMP), 2 full bags of SMP were found. * At Boor Majra, Ropar, 12 quintal paneer were found. The hygiene conditions of the dairy were very poor and the dairy owners did not possess any licence. * The Jalandhar Food Team intercepted a car delivering paneer to a sweetshop in Adampur. The car was carrying paneer in rear storage and on the back seat. While the paneer was being inspected the driver fled with the car . * A vehicle carrying 300 kgs of spurious Khoya Burfi, Milk Cake, Ladoo, Patisa was intercepted at Jandiala Road, Tarntaran. * The shop of a khoya barfi supplier at Jaito, Faridkot was inspected and 1.5 Quintals of spurious barfi and dhoda sweets were found. The khoya burfi was brought from Fazilka and dhoda burfi from village Daria in Chandigarh and then resold to small shops. * Checking and sampling at a sweetshop at Garhshankar revealed approximately 100 kg of adulterated khoya. Is Punjab the only place where this is happening? Of course not. The entire country is awash with spurious paneer, and almost every week there is a report from some local TV channel or newspaper about an illegal factory. Here are some samples in the last month: * News 24: A Mahindra pickup was found with 120 kilos of spurious paneer going to Dehradun from Panipat. The bill of lading said it was plywood. * Bansal News: a raid in Morena, Madhya Pradesh delivered 1,500 kilos of fake paneer. The factory is in an industrial area, and filthy, cockroach ridden with paneer was being made and thrown on the floor. It has been raided several times.

The owner hides out for a few days and then restarts the business. * NNI: A raid in a Mathura paneer factory shows dirty vats, dirty handlers, rusted implements. The place is full of milk powder and refined oil. The owner runs as soon as he sees the police. The paneer is supplied to Delhi. * TO I B a n g a l o r e : Paneer made of urea and chemicals has flooded the market. 5 tonnes of adulterated paneer, brought from Dharmapur in Tamil Nadu, sent to the chemical lab for testing was reported to be full of chemicals and not fit for human consumption. Police said 100 tonnes of chemical paneer arrives in vans from Tamil Nadu every month. Salem milk/paneer is the common name for fake dairy products. * Patna: Raids found that even posh hotels and big sweet shops were selling fake or adulterated paneer which contained corn starch mixed with chemicals, urea and maida. They buy at Rs 40-50 a kg and sell at Rs 300 a kg. A report by the food safety wing of the health department has revealed that 95% of the samples of paneer, collected from 60 shops and eateries in the city, have been found to be adulterated. Starch is added to cottage cheese to increase its quantity. When questioned, the team said that they only had the ability to look for starch adulteration as they were not competent to check for acids and chemicals in paneer, and their lab in Agamkuan was shut!! How do you make out real from fake paneer? Pure paneer is soft in texture. Synthetic one is rubbery. Pure has a milky taste. Synthetic has a bland /no taste. Put a drop of iodine solution on raw paneer. If it changes colour to blue black it is spurious. To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www.peopleforanimalsindia.org

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To the wedding seasons

arriage is a beautiful sacred. Since my infant days I have always daydreamed walking on the isle stepping steps forward with my dad who beholds most handsome heart. I know not who my husband would be. All I know and do is pray, and pens hundred of wishes and plans for the awaiting day on my diary. As my mom sets exemplary of how blessed it is to be a wife and a mother, inspiring through her depths of love, sacrifices, encouragements, joy in our little achievements and building bonds in all good times and little waves of temptations, made me to learn, work and build myself for the ‘day’ of the gift of life. When I say gift of life, I fear now it disheartens me. A ceremony which was meant to be of happiness, of celebrations, of receiving blessings for the togetherness forever, is now doomed of bringing destructions, unfulfillments and unpleasant moments amongst two families and kins. For we the people have only been brainwashed with the shifts of society. We are blinded towards emotions but to material our visions clear. I bet now a marriage is only about outlook to please the eyes. Most people I see attains happy ceremonial only as a spectator to see how the bride and the groom dresses, how’s the hall’s decorated, how’s food presented, how big the cake’s been made, and what not. I know not all study. My heart experience pain. I pray. I, as though only teenage, half-adult I voice to you dear special ones, invitees amongst 2 million people of the world. THIS IS SO WRONG. Please understand that you are not invited to fill

the chairs. Your invitation cards never states, ‘please come and fill the chairs in the holy ceremony of our children’. You are invited with a purpose. Purpose to receive your blessings and for you to witness the happy communal of the bonding that you may be blessed too and that you may go and testify the joy in being a part of others happiness. I would say to those preparing for the ceremony, do not set your day to please people. To please one person requires hard task. For you to please hundreds and thousands of people will drive you mad and bankrupt. At the end it’s never about how you pleased people but how pleasing you appeared in the eyes of God and your family. To the invitees, please do not attain weddings for the sake of marking your attendance. You are doing them nothing but only adding another kgs to your body. I pray, as happy couples invites your presence may your presence add to their happiness and may you with your heart wish them good for their new start. You know, the world can be a better place if only we learn to accept ourself, accept others and love more. It is very important to love for love is the greatest commandment. Our God itself is love and we are created in his likeness.. Hence we all have love in us. But then I see lack of love or rather absence of love in mankind. People often chooses whom to love and what to love. It is always a sad story, a sage of those who is exempted of receiving love in accord to society’s division. Towards ‘Toy Factory’ is what once we girls rebelled

against. For it is always women who mostly becomes a victim to this state of affairs. And so this why maybe most matured grown men around us are still the bachelors. Even now (jock). Society expects so much from we women. She ought to do that, she ought not do that, should behave this way, should not that,... The division is always into clear two cut. The good and bad. And there men go like buzzing bees in search of good women. I would say to you my brothers, IT’S RUBBISH. As Tony Smith fairly stated through Margret, “I don’t think that people can be divided into the good and bad women as though there were two separate races or creations. What are called the good women may have terrible things in them. Mad moods of recklessness, assertions, jealousy, sin. Bad women as are termed, may have in them sorrow, repentance, pity, sacrifice - love”. And I urge to all you brothers, the bachelors who called, ‘the men of the world’, also to you sisters if you amongst in search. STOP YOUR BUZZ. Stop searching for good but dig the good in bad. No gold is gold unless it is smithed and worked upon. If only you give, if only you care, if only you love, you can make imperfect perfect for you. The world is full of imperfect people. Have someone whom your soul loves and with whom your soul finds its home. Believe in work, believe in prayer, believe in miracles. Believe that love is real and believe that love can change. At the end it’s always love that matters. Vini H Aye, Trinity Theological College, BD (1)4

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Naga Warriors !!! Are we?

agas are characterised by Valour, Bravery and Aggressive spirit. It is what we have inherited from our forefathers. The good lord has bestowed on me the good fortune of travelling and seeing things in other parts of the country, to some extent. The biggest problem which the other societies face is that of Corruption! I think the same is true for our state and society. What is noticeable elsewhere is that there is growing unacceptability brewing for this menace in many a place and smarter digital solutions are emerging and getting implemented. The awareness and assertiveness to eradicate corruption is gaining ground amongst the youth and percolating in governance. Now let us take a look at our society. Apart from organisations like ACAUT which are based on the ideology of eradicating corruption and making attempts in fits and starts, there has not been a very valiant fight put up by our “Naga Warriors” which is ‘The public at large and Youth in particular. They have been dismally mute spectators while the society has sunk deeper and deeper into the abyss of Corruption. Why have we reached such a situation where the public at large has become so insensitive to the pathetic state of development, the same old lame excuses of meager funds being paraded and...etc. The situation has as much to blame the corrupt system, of-

ficials, politicians as the common man. It has to be understood that - Accountability if not understood by the officials needs to be enforced, Responsibility if not accepted has to be forced upon and transparency if not provided to the public has to be ensured. Now the big ticket question is HOW? The answer lies in evoking the spirit of the Naga, the spirit which epitomizes bravery, activism and standing for truth. Does it have to follow the old method of violence or have times changed the Ways we fight this battle! Perhaps what is required is more activism by the people, being active and not passive, taking note of the commissions and omissions and demanding their rights, exerting pressure on the Government of the day to produce tangible results. Attitude of questioning the powers to be on the lack of development, excessive taxation by multitude of agencies among other things is the need of hour. Let us rekindle the Naga Spirit in these modern times and fight with resolve against corruption and excessive taxation. The power of masses should not be underestimated. However the masses need to be galvanised to be aware and conscious of their potential. Passivity will definitely not kindle it, Activism by the people moulded in the right direction is the only key to unlock this puzzle!! So let’s start and do it, What are you waiting For. Lily Gloria Patton, John Memorial Hostel, Wokha

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Appeal to principal director H&FW

Sir,

This is a repeat plea for your kind necessary action, that hundred of Grade III employees both technical and non-technical from various district under the department who are just appeared their service retirement and many deserving outgoing voluntary retirement are waiting for their service book which are engaged/halt for a long period of time at directorate for release of their MACP allowances. Therefore, the concern authority is requested to kindly release their service book with MACP to enable them to process their pension benefits without further delay on humanitarian ground. L. Meren Ao, Mokokchung and Vepi Angami Kohima

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President stresses on nonviolence for human welfare

Nashik, Oct 22 (PTI): Jainism emphasises the importance of non-violence for human welfare and compassion, President Ram Nath Kovind said Monday. He was speaking at the ‘Vishwashanti Ahimsa Sammelan’ (world peace and non-violence conference), organised by the Bhagwan Shri Rishabhdev 108-feet Vishalkai Digambar Jain Murti Nirman Committee at Mangi Tungi in Nashik district. Inaugurating the conference, Kovind said the teachings of Jainism are relevant at a time when violence is taking place in the name of religion. Stating that the 108 feet height of the statue sets a benchmark for mankind too, he said people should follow the path of non-violence and focus on character. India has always been a strong proponent of non violence and peace, the President said. Various initiatives taken by the Central government like providing homes to homeless, building

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toilets, Namami Gange, gas connections to poor women and the Ayushman Bharat scheme seek to empower citizens and mitigate harmful effects of man’s actions against nature, he said. Bhagwan Mahavir gave special importance to ‘Apirigraha (not taking what is more than essential to live), he said. “Humankind is exploiting nature indiscriminately. Ruthless consumption and accumulation of resources is increasing. Due to this, phenomena like climate change are emerging as challenges. Following the Jain tradition shows us a way out,” he said. Teachings of Bhagwan Rishabhdev are very

relevant even today, Kovind said, adding they enable cordial relationships among various religions and communities. Maharashtra is a land of social harmony, spirituality and goodwill, he said. Spiritual and political leaders like Sant Tukaram, Sant Namdeo, Guru Ramdas, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Mahatma Jyotiba Phule and Dr B R Ambedkar gave the message of social harmony and love for the nation, he added. Jainism teaches people to live and let live, Kovind added. At the event, the President presented the first Bhagwan Rishabhdev International Award, comprising Rs 11 lakh and a citation to the Teerthanker Mahaveer University at Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh. The university chancellor Suresh Jain accepted the award. Union Minister of State for Defence Shubhash Bhamre said Maharashtra government should declare drought in various regions of the state where there has been deficient rainfall.

NHRC issues notice on women stripping case

New Delhi, Oct 22 (IANS): The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Monday issued a notice to Chhattisgarh DGP over allegedly stripping and beating a 60-yearold woman and her 27year-old daughter in police custody in Bilaspur. Taking suo motu cognizance, the Commission asked the Director General of Police to submit a report in four weeks along with action taken against the guilty police personnel. “While issuing the notice, the Commission has observed that the contents of the media report, if true, raise serious issue of violation of human rights of the victims. Once a person is taken into custody, it becomes the duty of the police authorities to ensure his/her safety. But in this case, the police personnel themselves appear to have behaved in a cruel and inhuman manner and subjected the victims to physical torture,” the NHRC said in a statement. A 60-year-old woman and her 27-year-old daughter were arrested on the charges of theft.

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Resort politics returns in TN as ahead of HC verdict

C h e nna i , O c t 2 2 ( AG E N CIES ) : Re b e l AIADMK leader TTV Dinakaran has instructed all but one of the 18 disqualified MLAs in his camp to move to a resort near the Tirunelveli district as politics heats up in Tamil Nadu with speculations that the Madras High Court might decide on their fate this week. According to sources, all the rebel MLAs barring P Vetrivel are likely to remain holed up at a resort in Courtallam till the verdict comes out. The decision to shift the disqualified legislators comes just hours after Dinakaran met Sasikala at Bengaluru prison amid reports that the E Palanisami and O Panneerselvam

government is trying to poach the MLAs loyal to Dinakaran. Justice M Satyanarayana, the third judge who was appointed by the Supreme Court to be the tie-breaker in the case, had reserved his verdict earlier. The Madras High Court had on June 14 given a split verdict on petitions challenging the disqualification of the 18 legislators, in a breather for the state government. The verdict is being watched closely in political circles in the state as well as at the national stage since it has the potential to decide the future course of politics in Tamil Nadu. If the verdict upholds the disqualification, byelections will be held on all the seats that would be

vacant and it would be an acid test for the AIADMK government, whose popularity has been on the decline since the demise of J Jayalalithaa, as evidenced by the result of the RK Nagar bypoll last year. However, if the Speaker’s decision to disqualify the MLAs is reversed, the EPS government would plunge into a minority and it would have to face a floor test. The 18 MLAs, who owe allegiance to Dinakaran, were disqualified from their membership after they submitted a letter to then Governor C H Vidyasagar Rao, expressing no confidence in CM Palaniswami. In more trouble for the EPS-OPS government, four

more MLAs who contested under the AIADMK symbol have also pledged their support to Dinakaran. One of them, Karunas, had sent a notice to the secretary of the Tamil Nadu State Legislative Assembly, seeking the removal of Speaker P Dhanapal. The ruling AIADMK has a strength of 116 MLAs excluding the Speaker but including the four who have now revolted. While 18 MLAs owing allegiance to Dinakaran were disqualified, the DMK has 89 MLAs, its allies Congress has eight and the IUML has one in the 234-member strong House. Dinakaran got elected from RK Nagar last year and is the lone Independent member of the House.

Sexual misconduct charges against Chandy, Venugopal

New Delhi, Oct 22 (PTI): The Congress Monday said it will not defend or protect anybody and the law should take its due course after a case was registered against former Kerala chief minister Oomen Chandy and Congress MP K C Venugopal on a complaint of sexual misconduct filed by Solar scam accused Saritha S Nair. Congress spokesperson and Mahila Congress chief Sushmita

Dev said an FIR has been filed and the women have every right to file it and the police has every right to investigate. “The law must take its due course. We are not here to defend or protect anybody against whom there is an allegation. She has every right to file an FIR. Police has every right to investigate. It does not matter whether it is Oomen Chandy or anybody else,” she told reporters here

when asked about the charges against Chandy. The Crime Branch of the Kerala Police has registered cases against Chandy and Venugopal on a complaint of sexual misconduct filed by Nair. Director General of Police (DGP) Loknath Behara said the cases against the two leaders were lodged on the basis of a complaint from Nair.

SC to decide date for hearing Commuters struggle in NCR due to multiple strikes review petitions on Sabarimala New Delhi, Oct 22 (PTI): The Supreme Court Monday said that it would decide tomorrow as to when the petitions, seeking review of its Sabarimala verdict allowing entry of women of all age groups into the temple, will be listed for hearing. A bench comprising Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justice S K Kaul considered the submissions of lawyer Mathews J Nedumpara that his petition seeking review of the

constitutional bench judgment be listed for urgent hearing. “We know that there are 19 review petitions pending. By tomorrow we will decide,” the bench said. Nedumpara was mentioning the petition filed by National Ayyappa Devotees Association. A five-judge constitution bench by a ratio of 4:1 had held that women of all age groups should be allowed entry inside Kerala’s Sabarimala Temple. The court had on Oc-

tober 9 declined an urgent hearing on Nedumpara’s plea which had contended that the five-judge Constitution bench verdict lifting the ban was “absolutely untenable and irrational”. The bench had said that the review petitions could only be taken up after the Dussehra vacation, adding that in any case, it will be heard in chamber and not in open court.

New Delhi, Oct 22 (IANS): Commuters in the national capital had a rough Monday following multiple strikes by fuel pumps, autorickshaw and taxi unions and Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) contractual employees. A total of 400 petrol pumps went on strike protesting the Arvind Kejriwal government’s refusal to reduce VAT on fuels. The Delhi Petrol Dealers Association (DPDA) which

called the strike said the AAP government’s inaction was hampering their business. The strike by DTC contractual employees demanding salary revision and ‘equal pay for equal work’ led to buses being prevented from plying in several routes. policeman at a fuel station during a strike called by Delhi Compounding the A Petrol Dealers Association for reduction in VAT, in New commuters’ misery, auto- Delhi, Monday. (PTI) rickshaw and taxi unions also observed a day-long strike against the Delhi gov-

ernment’s policies on cab aggregators. “A few of the auto-rickshaw and taxis playing are charging exorbitant fares. Because of the strike by fuel pumps, many people did not bring their cars leading to increase in the demand for public conveyance,” said a commuter. The DTC has ordered action against the striking employees.

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We the Wakching Union Dimapur, with immense pride and honour would like to convey our heartfelt congratulations to the following persons : 1. Mr. H. Phuton Konyak, on being promoted to the Superintendent of Excise, Department of Excise. 2. Mr. Tometh Konyak, on being promoted to the Dy. Director, NRE. 3. Mr. P. Yongwe Wumnok, on being promoted to Assistant Director/DCO, Art & Culture. 4. Dr. Methna Konyak, on being appointed to the post of Medical Officer, H&FW. 5. Mr. Longme T, on being appointed to the post of Secretariat Assistant, P & AR. 6. Mr. L. Yongyo, on being appointed to the post of Labour Inspector, Department of Labour. 7. Ms. S. Shikmeth Konyak, on being promoted to the Horticulture Inspector, Department of Horticulture. The Union further wishes them health & success in their future endeavours.

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On behalf of PWD Durga Puja Committee, Dimapur, I would like to thank you for your generous contributions/donations that made it possible for us. 1. Hon'ble Governor of Nagaland, Shri. P. B Acharaya for his kind contribution. 2. Executive Engineer PWD (H) Dimapur Division. 3. Executive Engineer PWD (R&B) Dimapur Division. 4. SDO (Dhansiripar) Sub-Division, Dimapur 5. SDO (Road-II) Sub-Division, Dimapur 6. S.D.O Electrical Sub-Division-I 7. Police Personnel/Traffic Police 8. J.E (Store PWD R&B) Sub - Division, Dimapur 9. G.B & Chairman, Landmark Council, Dimapur 10. G.B & Chairman, Midland Council, Dimpaur 11. All Donor's for kind contribution. 12. Bishnu Bhattacharjee & Dr. Dalia Bhattacharjee 13. Hindu Seva Samati, Dimapur 14. General Public for kind contribution 15. All the Executive Members & Members of PWD Puja Committee.

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73.36 and gained further ground to hit an intra-day high of 73.19 against the US dollar. But it failed to hold onto the gains and fell back to settle at the day’s low level of 73.56, showing a loss of 24 paise or 0.33 per cent over the previous close. The rupee had settled at 73.32 against the US dollar Friday. Unabated capital outflows by foreign funds, and heavy selling in domestic equities dampened the sentiment, dealers said. The BSE Sensex gave up all its early gains of over 435 points to end 181 points lower at 34,134.38 on Monday. Meanwhile, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) offloaded shares worth Rs 618.26 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) had net sold shares worth Rs 2.14 crore on Friday as per provisional data. The Financial Benchmark India Private Ltd (FBIL) set the reference rate for the rupee/ dollar at 73.3025 and for rupee/euro at 84.5730. The reference rate for rupee/ British pound was fixed at 95.9305 and for rupee/100 Japanese yen was 65.02.

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an ounce in Singapore. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity declined by Rs 50 each to Rs 32,220 and Rs 32,070 per 10 gram, respectively. The precious metal had gained Rs 45 in Saturday’s trade. Sovereign, however, remained steady at Rs 24,700 per piece of eight gram. In sync with gold, silver ready slipped by Rs 100 to Rs 39,500 per kg while weekly-based delivery fell by Rs 36 to Rs 38,759 per kg. Silver coins, however, were unaltered at Rs 75,000 for buying and Rs 76,000 for selling of 100 pieces.

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Mumbai, Oct 22 (PTI): The rupee pared its early gains to settle 24 paise lower at 73.56 against the US dollar Monday due to steady capital outflows and strengthening of the American currency. The rupee came under pressure following heavy selling in domestic equities and the crude oil breaching the USD 80 per barrel mark on geo-political worries related to killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Brent crude, the international benchmark, again went past the the USD 80-mark to quote USD 80.14 per barrel on Monday, putting pressure on the local unit. At the Interbank Foreign Exchange, the rupee opened on a higher note at

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New Delhi, Oct 22 (PTI): Gold slipped by Rs 50 to Rs 32,220 per 10 gram at the bullion market Monday amid a weak global trend and slackened demand from local jewellers. Silver also shed Rs 100 to Rs 39,500 per kg due to reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers. Apart from a weak global trend, marketmen said, tepid demand from local jewellers and retailers at the domestic spot market, weighed on gold prices. Globally, gold fell 0.02 per cent to USD 1,227.20 an ounce, while silver was up 0.21 per cent to USD 14.73

BoI closes branch in Jersey

NEW DELHI, OCT 22 (PTI): State-run Bank of India has closed down its operations at Jersey in the Channel Islands with effect from October 18. “This is to inform that Jersey Financial Services Commission has allowed the closure of our Jersey branch with effect from October 18, 2018,” BoI said in a regulatory filing. Earlier, the bank had also closed down its operations in Yangoon, Bostwana and Dubai. As per the BoI website, it has overseas operations in Japan, Singapore, the UK, Vietnam, France, Kenya, the US, Uganda, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Tanzania and South Africa. The closure of overseas branches is part of the public sector banks’ efforts to wind up the unviable operations as per the instructions of the Finance Ministry. By March this year, PSBs had closed down 35 overseas branches and representative offices as part of the clean and responsible banking initiative.

New Delhi, Oct 22 (PTI): India is now home to 81,000 individuals with disclosed income of above Rs 1 crore per annum, with this ‘crorepati club’ expanding by over two-third in last three years, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) data showed Monday. Releasing key statistics of income tax and direct taxes, the policy-making body of the IT department said the total number of crorepati taxpayers, which includes corporates, firms, Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs) and individuals, has also seen a growth of about 60 per cent during the same time period. “The total number of taxpayers (corporates, firms, Hindu undivided families among others) showing income of above Rs 1 crore has registered a sharp increase over the three-year horizon. “While 88,649 taxpayers had disclosed income above Rs 1 crore in assessment year 2014-15, the figure was 1,40,139 for AY 2017-18, which is a growth of about 60 per cent,” the CBDT said. Similarly, the number of “individual” taxpayers disclosing income above Rs 1 crore had increased during the same period from 48,416 to 81,344, which translated into a growth of 68 per cent.

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there has been a “constant growth in direct tax-GDP ratio over last three years and the ratio of 5.98 per cent in financial year 2017-18 is the best in the last 10 years.” The number of people who file tax returns has also increased by about 65 per cent during this period from 3.31 crore in FY 2013-14 to 5.44 crore in 2017-18 fiscal, the CBDT said in the statement. It said that a growth of more than 80 per cent has been registered vis-a-vis the number of returns filed in the last four financial years -- from 3.79 crore in FY 2013-14 to 6.85 crore in FY 2017-18. Another area of “continuous” growth under the direct taxes category has been seen in the amount of income declared in the ITRs field by all categories of taxpayers over the last three assessment years, it said. “For AY 2014-15, corresponding to the FY 201314, the return filers had declared gross total income of Rs 26.92 lakh crore, which has increased by 67 per cent to Rs 44.88 lakh crore for AY 2017-18, showing higher level of compliance resulting from various legislative and administrative measures taken by the government including effective enforcement measures against tax evasion,” it said.

whole is unprofitable due to high credit costs at dominant state-owned banks,” Moody’s said, adding the profitability is distinctively weak for Indian banks than others in the five-nation BRICS bloc. Brazilian and South African banks have the highest return on assets, according to the report. The Moody’s report on banks in BRICS countries said Indian lenders had the second highest non-performing loan at 2017-end, followed by banks in Brazil, South Africa and China. Russian banks had the highest ratio of 11.8 percent. Brazilian banks had an non-performing loan ratio of 3.5 percent at the end of 2017, compared with 2.9 percent for South African banks and the lowest of 1.5 percent for Chinese banks.

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number of non-salaried individual taxpayers from 1.95 crore to 2.33 crore and the average non-salary income declared has increased by 27 per cent from Rs 4.11 lakh in AY 2014-15 to Rs 5.23 lakh in AY 2017-18. Talking about the corporate taxpayers, it said the average tax paid by this category of assessees “has increased from Rs 32.28 lakh in AY 2014-15 to Rs 49.95 lakh in AY 2017-18, which is a growth of 55 per cent. “There is also an increase of 26 per cent in the average tax paid by individual taxpayers from Rs 46,377 in AY 2014-15 to Rs 58,576 in AY 2017-18,” it said. CBDT Chairman Sushil Chandra said the department will ensure that the honest taxpayer is facilitated and helped at all times, while there will be strict legal and prosecution action against tax evaders. “We are using a lot of data analytics and non-intrusive ways to check tax evasion. The department is committed to bring more and more easiness and transparency for the taxpayers while dealing with the department,” Chandra said. He said that the contribution of direct taxes to the total revenue kitty in the country is the highest and stands at 52 per cent at present. The Board also said that

New Delhi, Oct 22 (PTI): Moody’s Investors Service Monday said that the profitability of Indian banks is “distinctively weak” compared with those in the association of five major emerging national economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. The rating agency, however, said that the profitability will improve from next fiscal as asset quality stabilises. Moody’s said capitalisation is the weakest for Indian banks with a tangible common equity ratio of 8.7 percent at the end of 2017. “System-wide asset quality in India is weak due to stressed public sector banks, which dominate the sector,” it said. “Government capital infusions will boost weak public sector banks’ capital ratios.” “The system as a

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New Delhi, Oct 22 (PTI): The number of and average income declared by salaried and non-salaried categories of taxpayers in the country have increased over the past three years, the CBDT said on Monday. The policy-making body for the Income Tax Department (ITD), while releasing the latest data, also said that the “average tax” paid by corporates and individual taxpayers has seen a jump over the same time period. The number of salaried and non-salaried taxpayers saw an increase between 2014-15 and 2017-18 assessment years (AY) and it was a result of continuous efforts of the department initiated for widening and deepening the taxpayer base in the country, it said. “During a three-year period (assessment year 2014-15 to 2017-18), the number of salaried taxpayers has increased from 1.70 crore (assessment year 2014-15) to 2.33 crore (AY 2017-18). This is a rise of 37 per cent. “Also, the average income declared by the salaried taxpayers has gone up by 19 per cent from Rs 5.76 lakh to Rs 6.84 lakh,” the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) said in a statement. During the same period, it said, there has also been a growth of 19 per cent in the

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I s ta n bu l , O c t 2 2 (AFP): Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed to reveal within days the “naked truth” over the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, as Riyadh said it did not know the whereabouts of his body and that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had been unaware of any operation to murder him. The Turkish leader’s statement came the day after Saudi authorities conceded Khashoggi had been killed inside their diplomatic compound in Istanbul. “We are looking for justice here and this will be revealed in all its naked truth, not through some ordinary steps but in all its naked truth,” Erdogan told a rally in Istanbul. In his strongest comments to date on the affair, President Donald Trump accused Saudi Arabia of lying about the killing of Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist who fell out of favour with the ultraconservative kingdom, as pressure built on the US administration to strike a tougher line. The Saudi foreign minister, Adel al-Jubeir, on Sunday described the killing as a “tremendous mistake” and said it had

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been a “rogue operation” by individuals who “exceeded their responsibilities” and then “tried to cover up for it”. Jubeir insisted in an interview with Fox News that the operation was not ordered by the crown prince known by his initials MBS, also adding that “we don’t know where the body is”. Erdogan, who has not yet directly blamed Saudi Arabia, held a telephone call with Trump on Sunday where the two leaders agreed the Khashoggi case needed to be clarified “in all its aspects,” a Turkish presidential source said. Erdogan is expected to make a full statement to his party’s MPs in parliament at on Tuesday. Turkish officials have said they believe that 15 Saudi men who arrived in Istanbul on two flights on October 2 were connected to Khashoggi’s

death. Riyadh reacted by claiming one of the 15 had died in a car accident years ago. Saudi officials originally said Khashoggi, who stepped inside the doors of the diplomatic mission on October 2, had left unharmed, before announcing he was killed inside the building in what they described as an altercation. The kingdom has since admitted Khashoggi died in a “brawl” inside the consulate and said it has fired five top officials and arrested 18 others in an investigation into the killing. Khashoggi, who would have been 60 this month, sought refuge in the United States after fleeing his native Saudi Arabia after the 2017 appointment of strongman Mohammed bin Salman as heir to the throne. The journalist, who had espoused both Islamist and liberal views throughout his decades-long career in the press, was engaged to a Turkish woman. His killing has further soured relations between Saudi Arabia and Turkey, already at loggerheads over Qatar, with which Riyadh cut ties in 2017 and to which Ankara has deployed aid and troops.

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Berlin, Oct 22 (IANS): Chancellor Angela Merkel has announced the suspension of German arms sales to Saudi Arabia, saying they cannot be undertaken in the current circumstances, a reference to the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi who disappeared on October 2 and whom Riyadh has admitted died inside its consulate in Istanbul. “Regarding weapons exports, these cannot take place at this time,” said Merkel in Berlin after meeting with top officials from her party, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU). Merkel earlier had condemned Khashoggi’s death in a joint communique with her Social Democratic Foreign Minister, Heiko Maas. The German leader emphasized that the evolving explanations given to date by Riyadh for the journalist’s death were insufficient, adding that Berlin will undertake to coordinate with its partners to adopt a

common position vis-a-vis the Saudi government. In the joint statement with Maas, Merkel had “categorically” condemned Khashoggi’s death, which the Saudi gover nment claims - implausibly, in the opinion of many analysts - occurred in its Istanbul consulate on October 2 during a “fight” that got out of hand. “We expect transparency on the part of Saudi Arabia with regard to the circumstances of the death. Those responsible must be called to account,” the two officials said in their communique. Maas, meanwhile, said in remarks to Germany’s Channel 1 that after Khashoggi’s death there was no basis for approving future arms exports to the Middle Eastern kingdom. Although Maas had criticized Berlin’s arms sales to Saudi Arabia in recent months, weapons exports are within the purview of Germany’s Economy Ministry, not the Foreign Ministry. After Khashoggi’s disappearance and once his death was finally confirmed, Maas - along with many top international officials and a number of German and international businessmen - cancelled his participation in an economic conference in Riyadh.

Islamabad, Oct 22 (IANS): At least 19 people were killed and over 40 others injured in a head-on collision between two passenger buses in Pakistan’s Punjab province on Sunday night, police and media said. According to reports, the accident happened on Multan road in Dera Ghazi Khan district, reports Xinhua news agency. One of the passenger buses was completely destroyed in the accident, reported TV channel ARY News, adding that the bodies of the dead and injured were retrieved after cutting parts of the buses. A hospital official said the death toll might further rise as several injured were in critical condition. Police officials in the area said the accident happened due to speeding and negligence of one of the bus drivers. According to official data, around 9,000 road accidents are reported every year in Pakistan, claiming more than 4,500 lives on average annually.

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Islamabad, Oct 22 (PTI): India should move to resolve the Kashmir issue through dialogue, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said Monday. His remarks came a day after six civilians were killed after an explosive went off at an encounter site in Kulgam district of South Kashmir. “Strongly condemn the new cycle of killings of innocent Kashmiris....by Indian security forces,” Khan tweeted. “It is time India realise it must move to resolve the Kashmir dispute through dialogue in accordance with the UN SC resolutions &

the wishes of the Kashmiri people,” he said. Three militants were killed Sunday in an encounter with security forces in Kulgam district, while six civilians lost their lives in a blast following the gunfight there. It is not the first time Khan has spoken about Kashmir. In September, New Delhi called off a meeting between the foreign ministers of India and Pakistan, citing killings of Indian security personnel by Pakistan-based entities and the release of Pakistani postage stamps “glorifying a terrorist and terrorism”. In his victory speech after the July elections, Khan expressed his willingness to improve Pakistan’s ties with India and said that his government would like the leaders of the two sides to resolve all disputes, including the “core issue” of Kashmir, through talks. He said good IndiaPakistan relations will be beneficial for the entire region.

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Congratulations on your new life achievements in the recently declared NPSC 2018. 1. Yanshumthung Jungio, S/o. Khyochamo Jungio for securing the Post of Asst. Jailor. 2. Metao Y Jami, S/o. Y.L. Jami IAS (Rtd.) for securing the post of Secretariat Assistant. Elis Jungio P. Orenbomo Tungoe Chairman, WTCE Secretary, WTCE OFFICE OF THE

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The Wokha Town Akuk Ekhung (WTAE) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Wondanglo P. Tsopoe, D/o Rev. Pankathung Tsopoe for securing Gold Medal Award in M.A Comparative Literature (English) Hyderabad University on 1st Oct. 2018. The Ekhung further prays to Almighty God to continue to bless her and lead her in the days to come. Yanpanthung Odyuo Rentsamo Kithan President, WTAE Gen. Secretary, WTAE

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The Phema Khel Council extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss Ane Khieya, D/o Khiidivi Khieya for securing the post of EAC in the recent NPSC examination 2018. The council wishs her success in her future endeavours.

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The College Students’ Forum Monyakshu, Monyakshu Village Students’ Union, Monyakshu Village Council and Monyakshu Citizens Staff Union congratulates Mr. Awang H. Konyak, S/o. Mrs. & Mr. K. Hongpe for his success in the recently declared NPSC examination as Secretariat Assistant. We are proud of you for bringing laurels to our community and may the Almighty God continue to bless you in all your future endeavours. K. Sangti A. B. Phaiba Convener, CSFM President, MVSU K-3110

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The KOHIMA PANGTI EKHUNG with immense pride, honour and joy, would like to express our profound happiness and extend our heartiest congratulations to: 1) Shri. Y. ETSSIMONGO NGULLIE, Sr. SP (Security) on being inducted to Indian Police Service (IPS) cadre. 2) Dr. T. ABEMO ODYUO on being elevated to Registrar, Nagaland University, Lumami. 3) Miss ABENI JAMI, D/o Shri. PAULAS JAMI for securing the post of Secretariat Assistant (SA) in the recently declared NPSC result 2018. T. Khonsungo Ngullie R. Mhabemo Ngullie Chairman Asst.Gen., Secretary

The LDCE Alumni of Nagaland through this column would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to our fellow friends and members 1. Mr. Avikishe Sema, Deputy Superintendent of Police 2. Ms. Bendangjungla Walling, Secretariat Assistant for their success in the recently declared NPSC ( NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services) Examination 2017. Your success is another feather on our cap. It takes sheer hardwork, dedication and perseverance to be successful in such competitive exams. It is a great inspiration and a proud moment for all our fellow members. May God bless you and grant you good health and wisdom as you start your journey to serve our people and our Country at large. President Gen. Secy Pfutsulo Thasou Metevinu Thol

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The Sotokur Citizens Union (SCU) extends its deepest congratulations to the under mentioned members: Shri. Lunso, S/o H. Nokrunba for his prestigious achievement of securing the post of Dy. SP in the 5th Position in the recently declared NPSC result. At the same time, the Sotokur Citizens Union also congratulates Shri. K. Hanso, S/o Kiutsumong for being promoted recently to the post of Dy. SP under Vigilance Department. The Union cites their achievement as exemplary for youngsters and the citizens of the Sotokurian in particular and furthermore, wishes all best in their future eneavours. (C. Kanito) (C. Heanjimong) Gen. Secretary President

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With immense pride and honour, we the Phisami and Sukimi Chishi Limi Kughuko would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Kughavi Chishi, S/o Mr. Hokishe Chishi Phisami Village for his achievement in securing the post of UBSI in recently conducted departmental exam by Nagaland Police Department. May this success lead to greater achievement in the years to come.

P. O PFUTSERO, PHEK; NAGALAND The ZVGEU would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Guache Kreo, S/o Lt. Niechulo Kreo for clearing the post of Technical Assistant in the department of Employment & Craftsmen Training through the NPSC exam declared recently. The union welcome him as a member and wishes him the best, in the new assignment and future endeavours. KELHIKHA KENYE WEPEKHRO WETSAH President General Secretary

The Nagaland Christian Revival Church (NCRC) Sumi, Dimapur Town would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to our bonafide member Mr. AHIKA SHOHE son of Mr. & Mrs. Hotozhe Shohe for his success in the recently declared NPSC Exam to the post of Assistant Research Officer in the department of Art & Culture. We wish him a bright future in serving the government faithfully.

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The Vedami Kughuko Kuqhakulu Dimapur would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Lily Y Rochil daughter of Late Yeshito Rochil on being selected as Secretariat Assistant in the recently declared NPSC result. We continue to pray and hope that she will achieve greater success in her future prospect. Visheto Aye Y Holuto Awomi President, VKK Secretary, VKK

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Kunduz, Oct 22 (IANS): Taliban key commander Mullah Mansoor, the military operational chief of the outfit, was among 21 armed insurgents who were killed in Afghanistan's Kunduz province in a crackdown, officials said on Monday. Army spokesman Ghulam Hazrat Karimi said that about 30 more militants were injured and the Taliban militants were expelled from several villages in Imam Sahib district. M e a n w h i l e, M a h boubullah Sayedi, the Governor of Imam Sahib district said three security forces were killed and six others injured since the clash erupted in the district late on Sunday. However, according to villagers, four civilians were killed and five others were injured due to the fighting in Imam Sahib district.

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Haryana girl wins Miss Deaf Asia crown

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aryana girl Nishtha Dudeja has proved that disability cannot come in the way of success. She has won the Miss Deaf Asia 2018 title at an international pageant held in Prague recently. Nishtha, who is the first Indian to have won any title at the Miss Deaf World Pageant, said on Monday that she faced tough competition from contestants representing China, Thailand, Taiwan, Israel, Czech Republic, Belarus, Mexico, South Africa and other countries at the 18th edition of Miss and Mister Deaf World -Europe -Asia Beauty Pageant 2018 held recently at Prague, Czech Republic. The beauty from Haryana’s industrial city of Panipat, around 85 km from New Delhi, who was born deaf did not think of herself being differently-abled and chose to take her chance in the field of beauty. The 23-year-old Panipat girl is a commerce graduate from Venkateshwara College, Delhi University, and presently pursuing MA in economics from Mithibai College, University of Mumbai. Prior to this title, Nishtha had also won the Miss Deaf India title

on February 26 this year in Jaipur. She is the brand ambassador for Sivantos India Pvt Ltd. (Formerly Siemens hearing Instruments Pvt Ltd.), the world’s leading brand of hearing aids, having about a 25 per cent market share globally. Nishtha was always a bright student from her school days, who was always keen on learning something new in life. Seeing her interest in extra-curricular activities, her mother sent her to learn judo at the age of seven. Nishtha did judo for about five years, participated in various tournaments up to international level and won medals. The beauty queen is also an accomplished tennis player and has played many AITA, ITF and Asian tour tennis tournaments. Nishtha had also participated in Deaflympics 2013 (held in Sofia, Bulgaria), World Deaf Tennis Championship 2015 (held in Nottingham, UK) and Deaflympics 2017 (held in Samsun, Turkey). Ved Prakash Dudeja, father of Nishtha and Chief Engineer in the Northern Railways, gave the credit of his daughter’s success to his wife who has worked hard for Nishtha’s success. (IANS)

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2018

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ustralian actor Chris Hemsworth surprised a hitchhiker by giving him a helicopter ride to a surfing spot. The Thor star posted an Instagram video of himself and a friend picking up US musician Scott Hildebrand in Brisbane, who had just arrived from Mexico. “Picked up a hitchhiker, wasn’t a serial killer which we were stoked about,” Hemsworth wrote. One commenter on the post branded Hemsworth a “true Aussie champion” for his hospitality. Hemsworth and his friend Luke Zocchi spotted the musician after arriving in the eastern city of Brisbane, and decided to offer him a lift.

“Little does he know we’re getting a chopper,” Zocchi says. After flying him and his guitar to Byron Bay, Hemsworth said it was “back to hitchhiking” for his new friend. The US musician seemed overwhelmed by the experience. “The experience was so cool and unexpected,” Hildebrand told E! News. “They’re so nice and I couldn’t believe it was happening.” (BBC)

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With immense pride and joy, the Tchuyiro Colony Council, Wokha Town would like to congratulate Mr. K. Konthungo Patton, S/o. Mr. & Mrs. Khyochamo Patton of Phiro Village for his achievement in the recently c o n d u c te d N a ga l a n d Po l i c e recruitment rally as ASI (GD). The Council further wishes him great success in his future endeavours. Tchuyiro Colony Council Wokha Town WC-247

FELICITATION The Litem Union Tuensang Town & Litem Students’ Union extend our heartiest congratulations to our bonafide member S h r i . I . Ye n t i n o n g b o u son of Impongsosoted for successfully getting through the recently declared NPSC result to the post of Extra Assistant Commissioner. Also, we congratulate all the successful Chang Candidates who have made it through this exam. May our good Lord continue to bless you all in your new endeavors. C. YANGER CHANG President, LUTT.

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The Mountain Magnum Opus to be I’m all about from ‘Game of held on October 24, 25 epiphanies: Gerard Butler Thrones’ is married agnum Opus IV, a various art works, floor music and art fes- talks and art demonstration

“Game of Thrones” star Thor Bjornsson aka The Mountain, married his long-time girlfriend Kelsey Henson a few days ago. The 29-year-old took to Instagram and announced his wedding among his fans and followers by sharing one of his wedding pictures, reports dailymail.co.uk. Bjornsson captioned it: “It is with great pleasure that I now get to call Kelsey Morgan Henson my wife! I get to hold this beautiful woman through thick and thin for the rest of our lives! I’m so excited for all of the future adventures we will tackle side by side. Just married.” In the black and white photo, The Mountain can be seen wearing dapper suit and tie, while Henson makes the picture perfect bride in a white bridal gown. The couple has been dating since 2017 and met in Canada in a bar where Kelsey was working as a waitress. It is claimed Henson, who stands at 5’2 while her beau reaches 6’9, asked Bjornsson for a picture and romance quickly blossomed between the pair. (IANS)

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tival, organized by Act of Kindness will be held on October 24 and 25 at Urban Haat, Walford, Dimapur. The event will feature various activities including workshops and contests on story-writing, fiction/folk, short stories, exhibition art/poetry, photography and live concert. The event has been organized in collaboration with North East Zone Cultural Centre (NEZCC) and M/W enterprises. The festival will provide a platform for artistes in the field of music and art to win cash prizes and gift hampers. The best original live performance will get an audio and video contract sponsored by Richa Productions besides a cash prize of Rs 10,000. Winner’s for the poetry competition and short story writing competition, will walk away with a cash prize and also receive book gift hampers whereas selected short stories will be published by Heritage Publishing House and every three years selected poems will be featured in the book ‘The bards of Magnum Opus.’ Besides, showcasing

by collaborating artistes like Artsy Naga Ajung Jamir, Inoto Achumi, Viphre Sorhei, Mannyei Phone, Masakala Tzudir, Kawoto Achumi, One, art competition will also take place during the event where winner art will win prizes worth Rs 10,000 to two artists and consolation prizes of Rs 5000 to three artists. The Cosplay competition will have two categories, best costume and best CosPlayer where the winners will be handed Rs 10,000 each. Various artistes to perform live during the festival includes Kekhrie Ringa, Since 90’s, Imsumanen, Nungshiyanger who will be performing on the first night whereas Ambush, Kenny & The faith band, Kimatsung, Mino Shiu and Dance generation will be performing on the second day. For further information, one is asked to contact the organisers at actofkindness. dimapur@ gmail. com The festival has been organised to celebrate and commemorate International Artist Day, which falls on October 25. (Staff Reporter)

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ctor Gerard Butler says he is all about insights, dreams and epiphanies. The actor said he saw a dream about being at a naval base, which turned into a reality with his submarine thriller “Hunter Killer”. “ I a c t u a l ly h a d a dream. I’m all about insights, dreams, epiphanies and I had this dream that I was on a naval base, couldn’t quite tell whether I was making the movie or I was just living on a naval base but it was the most incredible dream that I felt so connected to everybody and when I woke up,” Butler said in a statement to IANS. “It was the same thing, I had the same dream about being an actor when I was much younger, it was the same, when I woke up I went to the producer and said we must make this movie. I tell you it’s my destiny to make this film,” he added. The film is adapted from Don Keith and George Wallace’s 2012 novel “Firing Point”. Butler plays a submarine captain on a mission to rescue the Russian president and avoid World War 3 by firing torpedoes at everything in sight. Directed by Donovan Marsh, it also stars Gary Oldman and Linda Cardellini. (IANS) DP-7899

The first ever fellowship of the Sumi Totimi Hoho (STH), Apex body and the wives of Sumi Legislators was held at Saramati Hotel, Dimapur on 19th October. The Programme was chaired by Mrs. Tokhuli Aye, Vice President. While the welcome and introductory address was given by Mrs. Khegholi K., President. The prayer of Blessing was done by Mrs. Kakheli I, Women Secretary, WSBAK. Short speeches were delivered by Mrs. Kughali, W/o Shri. Tokheho Yeptho MP, Mrs. Hutoli, W/o Shri. K.T. Sukhalu Advisor and Mrs. Tosheni, W/o Shri. Kazheto Kinimi Advisor. They urged STH for Sumi heritage preservation; ethnicity, traditional patented rights and to work together hand in hand in future for upliftment of Sumi women. Mrs. Ghovili, President, KSTH and Mrs. Jolly K. Awomi, President, WSTH also shared the important roles and responsibilities of STH in the present context and future. Mrs. Khesheli and Mrs. Kitoli Naje, Advisors of STH, Apex body highlighted the visions and perspectives of STH Apex body and also mentioned the necessity of working as one in the society. The program ended with a prayer. DP-7885

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2018

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Barcelona rubbish prospect of Neymar return

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Colombo, Oct 22 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : Jo n n y Bairstow will miss England’s final ODI and oneoff T20I against Sri Lanka after scans revealed a right ankle ligament injury. Bairstow sustained the injury while playing football in practice on Friday and subsequently missed the fourth ODI in Kandy on Saturday as England sealed a series victory with a game to spare. The 29-year-old will be monitored by the England medical team on a daily basis with a further update on his fitness given in due course ahead of the three-Test series in Sri Lanka, which starts in Galle on November 6. The fifth ODI against Sri Lanka will be staged in Colombo on Tuesday, with the T20 international held at the same venue on Saturday. Bairstow is the only batsman so far to score 1,000 ODI runs in 2018, completing the milestone during England’s victory in the second ODI against Sri Lanka in Dambulla on October 13.

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We convey our profound gratitude to all the relatives, friends, neighbours and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially, emotionally and through prayer support, during the illness and demise of our beloved father LATE MERENSANGBA PONGEN on October 18, 2018. Although we are unable to thank everyone of you individually, we express our gratitude for (30.10.1938 – 18.10.2018) the kindness shown to us. We sincerely pray that Lord Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

From your children & grandchildren

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT K. YINGNYISOMBA CHANG

23rd Oct, 18

It’s been two years and we deeply miss your beautiful smile and the warm blanket of your love and prayer over us. Memories of you are fondly treasured in our hearts.

Loving wife, son, daughter, father and family members.

You are fondly remembered in our prayers everyday.

of Lt. Mrs. Atsavu Khuvung

Born on : 17.04.1972 – Died on : 23.10.2017

"Goodbyes hurt when the story is not finished and the book has been closed forever" You will forever remain in our hearts and memories.

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the most successful leftarm bowler in Test history with 430 wickets in his 92 matches. He also needs just one more wicket to join Muttiah Muralitharan in having taken 100 wickets at Galle, where he has enjoyed great success with the ball If Herath takes five wickets in his final Test, he could move up to seventh on the all-time list of wicket-takers in Tests, passing Richard Hadlee (431 wickets), Stuart Broad (433) and Kapil Dev (434).

vice-president Jordi Cardoner earlier this week, as he claimed that Neymar had not been discussed as a potential target.

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-Loving Wife, Children, Grandchildren & Relatives.

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BORN : MARCH 1927 – DIED : 17th OCT. 2018 We the bereaved family members of Lt. K. Yingnyisomba Chang, wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude towards every individual, churches and well wishers, who stood by us in our dire need and difficult times through prayers, physical presence and generous contributions during his prolonged sickness and the demise of our beloved father. Our special appreciation towards :1. Bhumpak Baptist Lashong 2. Bhumpak Village Council 3. Yali Village Council. 4. Longra Village Council 5. Longra Village Lashong 6. DSCO Staff, Tuensang 7. Hakü Chang Colony, Shokhuvi Village 8. Hakü Chang Fellowship 9. Fans Club Tuensang. 10. Jaison Cable T.V. Network, Tuensang Though we are unable to thank each and every one individually, we wish and pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

With much gratitude in our hearts, we the bereaved family members express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all who stood by us in prayers and supported physically, emotionally, morally, materially and financially during the sudden illness and demise of our beloved Late Ajay Kumar Duggal on 14th Oct. 2018. Your noble deeds and support during our moment of grief will be remembered in the days to come. God bless you all. Born on : 03/04/1970 The honour of your presence Died on : 14/10/2018 is requested at the Shraddha reception on Friday, the 26th October 2018 at 1:00 P.M. at our residence in Padum Pukhuri Village, Dimapur.

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GRIEF ONLY EXIST WHERE LOVE LIVED FIRST Born on 26/01/1988 – Died on 15/10/2018 “ The Hollowed place within our hearts is where you’ll always stay. A place vacant in our home which can never be filled. The Lord has given, He has taken away.” We the family members of Late Dr. Kezholüto Tetseo would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to every individual, churches, organization, union, villages, well wishers from far and near, neighbours, etc. for extending huge support in various capacity, solidarity, words of comfort and prayer in our recent sad bereavement. We convey our special thanks to : 1. Mr. Chotisüh Sazo and family - Honorable MLA 2. Mr. Küdecho Khamo and family - Social Worker 3. Mr. Neposo Thelüo - Secretary R.D 4. Mr. Rothihü Tetseo - Commandant 5 . Rev. Vevozo Khamo 16. CBC Kitsubozou Kohima 6. Neighbours of Kohima 17. Thipuzu Baptist Church 7. CMO Phek 18. K. Bawe Union Kohima/Dimapur 8. PHC Chozuba 19. K.Bawe Village 9. PHC Phüsachodü 20. Thipuzu Welfare Union Phek/ Kohima 10. Medical Friends 21. K. Basa Union Kohima/Village 11. Various political parties/societies 22. Chokri Area Welfare Union Phek 12. Friends of Late Dr. Kezholüto Tetseo 23. Public of Rukizu 13. Phek Town Baptist Church 24. Public of Phüsachodü Village 14. CBC (MH) Kohima (Sunday School and 25. Thisa clan Thinyizu Youth Department) 26. Tetseo clan Thipuzu 15. CBC (MH) Kohima 27. All neighbouring villages Words are inadequate to express all our heartfelt thanks to everyone of you but in our heart of hearts, we are truly indebted to you. May God Almighty bless you all abundantly in return. Loving parents, brothers and sisters and all relatives. K-3108

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Herath to retire after first England Test Colombo, Oct 22 (Agencies): Sri Lanka spinner Rangana Herath has informed the national selectors that he will retire from international cricket after the first Test against England that will be played in Galle from 6 November. It is understood that the 40-year-old left-arm spinner does not want to play in an entire threematch Test series and will call it quits after the first game. Herath made his Test debut in Galle in 1999 and has gone to become

club where he had formed a fearsome attacking trio with Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi. But Bartomeu insists that there is no prospect of a glorious return for the 26-year-old, insisting that Barca are also set for a quiet January transfer window despite a stuttering start to the campaign. “Neymar? He left and there are no plans to bring him back,” he told Catalunya Radio. “We don’t plan to sign anyone in January, unless the coaches ask for someone before then. It’s a smaller squad

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Ma d r i d, Oc t 2 2 (Agencies): Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu insists that the club have no plans to re-sign Neymar. Reports in Spain continue to speculate that the Catalan club are interested in bringing the Brazil international back to Camp Nou from PSG, to whom they sold him in August of 2017. The French club paid a world record €222 million (£195m/$255m) to acquire Neymar’s signature, prising him away from the

of beloved Late T. Sentilong Ao

Daddy, Mummy, Afo Kavi, Amu Kiyelu, Amu Kheto, Tova.

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In Loving Memory of Late R. TALIMEREN (Chuchuyimlang Village)

(14th Nov. 1931 – 23rd Oct. 2017) Dearest Papa

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9th April 1948 – 13th Oct. 2018 “I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith”. II Timothy 4:7 We the family members of Late Mrs. Khatoni Kiho would like to extend our profound gratitude to every individuals who supported us financially, materially, physically, morally and with constant prayer during the prolonged illness till the time of her demise. We would like to convey our special thanks to: 1. Usutomi Baptist Church. 2. Usutomi Village Council. 3. Usutomi Union, Dimapur. 4. NCRC Usutomi. 5. Mishikito Baptist Church, Dimapur. 6. Doctors & Nurses of Zion Hospital, Dimapur. 7. High Court Staff, Kohima. 8. Kinny Medicio. 9. Asu Kuwo Clan. 10. Naga Students’ Federation (NSF). 11. Sumi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu (SKK). Loving children, in-laws, grandchildren & relatives. K Y M C

29.03.1972 – 18.10.2018 We, the family members of Lt. Dr Rokovilie Kin, would like to express our deepest and sincere gratitude to all our well wishers, individuals and unions who stood by us at his sudden demise on October 18th, 2018. We convey our special thanks to: 1. Union Baptist Church, Kohima. 12. Kedimi Youth, Jalukie Town. 2. Tenyimia Union Baptist Church, Jalukie Town. 13. Rachu Union, Kohima. 3. Viswema Krotho, Jalukie Town. 14. Viswema Gazetted Officers Krotho. 4. Village council, Azailong. 15. Nagaland in-service Doctors Association. 5. Mao Union, Jalukie Town. 16. Old Boys Association, Sainik School Imphal, 6. CMO Staff, Peren District. Nagaland Chapter. 7. Chakhesang People Organisation, Jalukie Town. 17. Phiro Village 8. AINE Nursing Home, Jalukie 18. Kitsubozou Panchayat and its sub-ordinates bodies. 9. Old Jalukie Town Church. 19. Upper Kitsubozou Prayer Fellowship. 10. CHC, Jalukie Town, Doctors and nurses. 20. Kenei Krotho, Kohima. 11. Angami Krotho, Jalukie Town. 21. Viswema Baptist Church. We deeply regret our inability to mention and thank each and every one of you individually, but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all for your generosity and love towards us. “Surely goodness and love will follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever” – Psalms 23:6 Loving wife, sons, daughter and family members. K-3106

That you left us quietly was sudden Our grief still fresh yet coping Life has changed without you We miss you each day! In our silence & talk we remember you Through bittersweet tears and smile Your pictures unfold a story we have weaved together Treasured memory We celebrate your life! Although we see you not Nor feel your re-assuring touch Or hear your loving voice You stay close in our hearts Alive! You are Home with your Saviour And this is our joy We will meet again someday! DP-7869

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ISL: Bengaluru FC outclass Pune City

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Dimapur, Oct 22 (NPN): In the last match of the Vinoo Mankad U-19 One Day tournament for the Palate Group, Nagaland trashed Mizoram by 162 runs to finish second in the group. Bihar being the top team qualified for the knock-out stage. Nagaland put up an exceptional show in the tournament defeating Manipur, Arunachal, Sikkim Pudducherry, Meghalaya and Mizoram, drew with Uttrakhand due to bad weather and lost only to Bihar (6 wins, one drawn and one loss). After winning the toss, Nagaland elected to bat and scored 236 losing 7 wickets 50 overs. Vipul scored 87 runs, Hem scored 56 and Tohuka contributed 35 runs. For Mizoram, Thanzuala claimed 3 wickets while Sahil and Dina took 1 wicket each. Chasing the target, Mizoram were bowled out for 74 all in 28 overs. Debojyoti Chanda scored 16 runs while Lashriatrenga and Nunfela scored 14 and 10 respectively. For Nagaland, Daniel claimed 6 wickets while Yash and Chairanjivi took 2 wickets each.

Icardi strikes late as Inter win derby

Inter Milan’s Mauro Icardi celebrates with team-mates after scoring the winning goal.

Milan, Oct 22 (Agencies): Captain Mauro Icardi struck a dramatic injury-time winner as Inter Milan stunned AC Milan 1-0 in the derby at the San Siro to retake third place in Serie A. The Argentinian pounced on a mistake by goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma to nod home in the second minute of added time after an otherwise forgettable match, leaving Gennaro Gattuso’s Milan without a win in the last five league derbies. But Inter continued their recent resurgence under Luciano Spalletti after finishing fourth last term to qualify for the Champions League for the first time since 2011-12. There was an injury blow for Inter ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League clash against Bar-

celona, though, with Radja Nainggolan substituted midway through the first half after tangling with AC midfielder Lucas Biglia. AC Milan remain down in 12th after seeing their eight-game unbeaten run in all competitions ended. Icardi had the ball in the net early on, but the striker’s effort was ruled out for offside after a check with VAR. Although the opening stages of the game were not overflowing with attacking quality, there was plenty of niggle, with Biglia left incensed after he was booked despite appearing to have been stamped on by Nainggolan before the Belgian hobbled off. Nominal home side Inter looked the more likely to find a breakthrough in the first half, with Ivan Perisic seeing a header

palmed away by Donnarumma and Stefan de Vrij striking the crossbar with a twisting volley. Out of nowhere AC Milan thought they had taken the lead shortly before half-time, but it was Mateo Musacchio’s turn to be denied by the linesman’s flag. Inter had a couple of second-half chances from set-pieces, with Matias Vecino nodding over and Perisic seeing a thunderous strike blocked. The game appeared to be petering out into a goalless draw, but Donnaruma came and failed to claim a speculative rightwing cross from Vecino, and Icardi headed into the unguarded net to score his fourth league goal of the campaign and spark jubilant scenes among the Inter fans in the stands.

Pune, Oct 22 (Agencies): Bengalur u FC romped to the top of ISL table with a convincing 3-0 victory over Pune City at the Balewadi Stadium, Pune on Monday. A late first-half brace by Sunil Chhetri (41’ and 43’) was topped off by a trademark Miku (64’) goal to register maximum points in their first away trip of the season. Marcelinho and Dimas Delgado started a game for the first time this season for their respective sides. The loss to Mumbai City last game also prompted Miguel Angel Portugal to usher in Sahil Panwar in place of Lalchhuanmawia Fanai in the left back position. Hamranjot Singh

Khabra, in his 50th ISL game, played a much more advanced role, just behind the sole striker, Miku. Gurpreet Singh Sandhu had to pull off an acrobatic save off Marcelinho’s freekick in the nineteenth minute, the first sign of goal in the game. The visitors kept playing a high line which did not play to the strengths of Pune City. However, both goalkeepers were not tested enough in the first forty minutes of the game. Five minutes to the lemon break, Bengaluru skipper Chhetri started to spit fire. With Udanta Singh’s cross from the right, the 34-year-old had only Vishal Kaith between the sticks to beat but he scuffed the opportunity

Loyem Memorial Trophy: Pisgah Utd FC, DEF Tsg win

Edmund claims maiden ATP title Raikkonen makes Hamilton wait for F1 title

Dimapur, Oct 22 (NPN): Pisgah United hit four goals as they secured their first victory at the ongoing 26th Loyem Memorial Trophy played at Parade Ground, Tuensang. Pisgah took a 13th minute lead thanks to Imlong’s tap in after a beautiful defence splitting pass from Beshang. The exhausted New Young FC couldn’t find the equaliser as Tangsoi found the net to make it 2-0. Menya then scored twice to make it 4-0. Earlier in the first match, DEF Tsg who has already secured their place in the quarter-finals faced Saksi FC. Right from the beginning DEF showed their dominance by controlling the midfield with more ball possession. John put his team ahead in the 12th minute. Mongthung made the score 2-0 with a brilliant effort from close range before John converted a penalty in the 58th minute to finish the match 3-0.

from the first-time effort. He made amends almost immediately. Delgado played a long ball and Chhetri caught his marker, Sarthak Golui napping as he charged inside the box and finished it off with ease. It was a similar story two minutes later. Miku shrugged off two Pune bodies to lay it for Chhetri on the left side of the box. He glided in, beating Golui again and after finding the perfect space, slotted the ball in past a hapless Kaith. Momentum lay completely with Bengaluru FC given the two late goals going into the second half. But, it started off as a scrappy affair after the change of ends.

Portugal tried to shuffle things up before the hour mark with the introductions of Diego Carlos and Shankar Sampingiraj. The front duo of Marcelinho and Emiliano Alfaro failed to get going, instead, Martin Diaz’s departure hurt the backline even more. Miku got into the party with a goal of his own. Albert Serran had just chipped long a backpass played to him, the Venezuelan overpowered Sahil Panwar, who was already on a card. The striker from the edge of the box hit it on the up, right into the bottom corner, giving Kaith no chance. Pune City shoulders dropped but it was only Marcelinho that asked a few questions late, which Gurpreet managed to answer easily with his swift glovework. Chhetri had a late opportunity to get his hat-trick but his freekick was parried off by Kaith as the ball ricocheted off the bar. With seven points, Bengalur u FC pipped NorthEast United at the top of the table on a better goal difference as they now travel to Kolkata next. Pune City will have serious pondering to do as they remain winless with a trip to Goa lined up next. Today’s match Time: 7:30pm Delhi Dynamos vs Chennaiyin FC

Nagaland beat Mizoram in Vinoo Mankad Trophy

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2018

Kyle Edmund beat Gael Monfils to claim his first ATP Tour singles title.

A n t w e r p, O c t 2 2 (Agencies): Kyle Edmund claimed the first ATP Tour singles title of his career by battling back from a set down to beat Gael Monfils and win the European Open. Edmund will rise to a career-high 14 in the world rankings on the back of a year that has seen him reach his first Grand Slam semi-final in Australia, take over from Andy Murray as the British No 1, and seal a first doubles crown

alongside Cameron Norrie in Estoril. A n d h e h a s n ow claimed his first singles title after a tight 3-6 7-6 (7-2) 7-6 (7-4) win over Monfils gave him the trophy in Antwerp. “I’m obviously very happy. A lot of hard work goes into this. So it’s just emotional,” Edmund said after receiving the trophy. “You always remember this one. Gael made me work for it today, that’s for sure, so credit to him. I’m

just so happy.” The Frenchman was more dominant on serve, sending down three aces to Edmund’s one, which was enough to hand him the first set. Edmund immediately fought back in the second set as he went 3-1 up after breaking the Monfils serve and survived a break point of his own to widen the gap. However, his opponent broke back in the seventh game and levelled things up at 4-4 after battling to save his serve. Edmund got things back on track by winning his serve but he could not prevent it going to a tiebreak, but came through it to take the match into a decider. Both players saved the two break points they faced during the third set, meaning the title would be decided by a second tie-break. This one was much tighter, but a mini-break for 5-3 gave Edmund the crucial advantage and he took his first match point to win.

AUSTIN , O c t 2 2 (Agencies): Kimi Raikkonen won the United States Grand Prix, his first Formula One victory since 2013, as a strong Sunday from Ferrari put on hold Lewis Hamilton’s bid for a fifth career championship. Hamilton could have closed out the season title if he had finished with a result that put him 8 points ahead of Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel. But Hamilton finished in third place and Vettel finished fourth, extending the championship race to next week’s Mexican Grand Prix. Hamilton is 70 points ahead with three races left. Raikkonen, a former world champion, won in a blistering finish. Hamilton made a late charge for second, only to be denied on a blocking move by Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, who had fought through the field after starting 18th. Vettel made a key move past Valtteri Bottas of Mercedes into fourth in the final laps, keeping the championship

(From Left) Max Verstappen, Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton celebrate after the Formula One US Grand Prix race in Austin, Texas. (AP/PTI)

competition alive. Raikkonen, 39, seldom cracks a smile or shows much emotion, but he shouted an expletive on the team radio after the final lap. He was then his typical stoic self after a brief victory celebration at the podium. “It’s nice to win,” said Raikkonen, who will race for Sauber next year. “It doesn’t change my life.”

Hamilton started the day 67 points ahead of Vettel in the title chase and appeared to be on course for yet another victory at the Circuit of the Americas, where he had won five of the previous six Grand Prix events. Any finish that put him 8 points ahead of Vettel for the day would have clinched the championship and tied him with Juan Manuel Fangio for the second most titles in Formula

One history. Michael Schumacher has seven. Hamilton said he had had to be cautious around Verstappen on the late charge to avoid a collision. “Championships are not won by doing silly mistakes,” Hamilton said. “I gave him way too much space just be sure that I didn’t get taken out.” He added, “I don’t care when you win a championship, just that you win.”

MDFA Trophy: Zonipang, SSS Yellow win

Players of Zonipang SC (Red) in action against Young Boys at Imkongmeren Sports Complex on Monday.

Mokokchung, Oct 22 (NPN): Zonipang SA and SSS Yellow qualified for the semi finals of MDFA Trophy 2018 on Monday. Zonipang beat FC Young Boys 2-1with Salu Kulim scoring both the goals in the 57th and 83rd minute. Bendangmongba of FC Young Boys scored in the 80th minute threat-

ening the opponent with an equalizer. However, the Zonipang defense proved too strong for them to get the ball into the net. In the other match, SSS Yellow thrashed SSS Blue 5-0 to book their semifinals berth. The game was dominated by SSS Yellow with Maongkaba scoring the first two goals in the 2nd

and 34th minute of the game. Osen scored a hattrick. His goals came in the 47th, 60th and 76th minute. Chubameren was cautioned with a yellow card in the 70th minute of the game. Today’s matches Intermingle Club vs YA Marepkong Grand Elites SC vs Telongjem FC

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