October 26, 2017

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Protest rally over murder

Representatives from various organizations during the peaceful protest rally at Deluxe Point, Dimapur on Wednesday. (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , O CT 2 5 (NPN): In a show of solidarity over the brutal murder of a Naga lady, thousands of people from all walks of life including various Naga organizations staged a peaceful rally at Deluxe Point, Nyamo Lotha road here on Wednesday and demanded death sentence against the accused Rupak Singh, who is in police custody.

Alino Lotha, a mother of three, was stabbed to death in broad day light by

MHA asks states to ensure security of journalists NEW DELHI, OCT 25 (PTI): Home Ministry has asked all states to ensure safety and security of journalists in exercising freedom of speech and expression, in the wake of incidents of attacks on mediapersons.

In an advisory to the states, MHA also said all cases of attacks on journalists should be investigated promptly to ensure that criminals get “persecuted in a time- bound manner”.

“Fourth Estate is an important institution of the democracy. It ensures that citizens are able to express their opinions freely without any fear and coercion as provided under the Constitution of India. “It is the duty of the state to ensure safety and security of the journalists who ensure that the Fourth Estate discharges this key duty,” the advisory said.

The central governments missive was sent in the wake of the killing two journalists, Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru and Shantanu Bhowmik in Agartala.

“States should also take all preventive and deterrent action as deemed required.

States are already empowered to provide security to individuals based on threat perceptions,” it said.

Rupak Singh at New Market Dimapur on October 23.

The rally was organized by Lotha Hoho Dimapur in collaboration with Lotha Eloe Ekhung Dimapur (LEED), Lotha Youth Organization Dimapur (LYOD) and Dimapur Lotha Students’ Union (DLSU).

All business establishments at Nyamo Lotha road remained closed and vehicular movement from Holy Cross junction to Deluxe Point was also restricted during the rally. The rally which lasted for one hour passed

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D I M A P U R , O CT 2 5 (NPN): Department of Power on Wednesday released the list of top 100 defaulting government consumers in Nagaland.

In a press release, power department engineer-inchief, Er. G. Chishi, said that the department was compelled to release the details since they have failed to clear the dues despite of several reminders and notices. According to engineer-in-chief, the outstanding top government departments amounted to Rs.15.45 crore.

Among the top 100 defaulters, the top seven include MARCOFED office, Railway gate Dimapur (Rs.91,01,014); Women Hostel & Treasury, Training Institute Complex, Purana Bazar Dimapur (Rs.88,08,806), Tuli Paper Mill (Rs. 86,58,417), 16 Assam Rifles Camp Old Minister’s Hill Kohima (Rs.71,89,020), 16 Assam Rifles Camp Old Minister’s Hill Kohima (Rs.70,72,199), 16 Assam Rifles Camp Old Minister’s Hill Kohima (Rs.70,61,221), Police House, 1st NAP H (P) (Cont’d on p-7) Dimapur Rs.68,11,913).

Landslide at Longkhim blocks NH-202

Road damaged by landslide. (NP)

Correspondent

KIPHIRE, OCT 25 (NPN): National Highway-155 (202 new) was blocked Wednesday after a massive landslide occurred some few meters away from Longkhim town affecting vehicular movement.

ENSF member, Lumtsase Sangtam, told this correspondent over phone that the landslide occurred due to poor drainage system. He said even

light vehicles were finding it difficult to pass through the landslide area.

However, he said that with the initiatives of district administration and public leaders of Longkhim town, temporary alternative route to Tuensang via Angangba village from Longkhim town has been arranged for the commuters.

One of the oldest towns in Nagaland, the Longkhim ADC headquarters is located between Mokokchung town and Tuensang.

PWD (NH) informs: PWD (NH) Tuensang has informed the commuters that the road between Longkhim and Angangba on NH-155 (202 New) remained closed due to landslide at location-69.05km.

In a press release, PWD (NH) Div-III, Tuensang, executive engineer stated that the staff and machineries were already engaged at the site and complete restoration could take around two days.

In this regard, the department has advised the commuters to take alternate route (village road) between Longkhim and Angangba. It also expressed regret for the inconvenience and requested the commuters to bear with the department.

NIA to issue summons NEW DELHI/KOHIMA, OCT 25 (IANS): The NIA is likely to issue summons to Shelly Sumi, wife of ‘lt. gen.’

Niki Sumi of the NSCN (K) and others over a case of terror funding in Nagaland, an official said on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, officials of the National Investigation Agency seized around Rs 27.90 lakh from the houses of Shelly, Ikheli Yeptho, Shutoli and Hozheli at Naharbari Basti in Dimapur, the main commercial town of Nagaland. Twelve mobile phones, three laptops, a hard disk and 33 documents were also seized, it said. “So far, we have not arrested anyone. Summons will be issued to Shelly and her associates,” a top NIA official told IANS on condition of anonymity.

Various intelligence agencies have been keeping a close watch on the movement and activities of Shelly and her associates in Nagaland and Manipur.

“The government wants to know the source of the money... No one is above the law,” he said.

NIA officials said the seized money was suspected to have been extorted from the public or government servants and meant for sending to the NSCN (K) camps in Myanmar to fund activities “prejudicial to the sovereignty and integrity of India”.

Sept 18 firing arrests: WCH lauds police

D I M A P U R , O CT 2 5 (NPN): Western Chakhesang Hoho (WCH) Wednesday expressed appreciation to the Dimapur police for arresting the two persons allegedly involved in the firing incident at Kuda Cold Storage, 5th Mile Dimapur (Cont’d on p-7) on September 18, 2017.

It may be mentioned that the Special Operation Team of the Dimapur Police on October 23, 2017 arrested two alleged NSCN (K) cadres identified as ‘capt.’ Hekato Chopy (34), son of Shevikhu of Litsami village, resident of Doyapur Dimapur and Aliet Haflongbar (27), son of late Opich of Ganeshnagar village, Doyapur, Dimapur, who were reportedly involved in the firing incident.

In a press release, Western Chakhesang Hoho president, Vekhosayi Nyekha, “Sure Rahul connects with the youths- those warned the legal fraternity or any party against moving below 15 years of age.” bail for the accused under

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off peacefully. Later, leaders from various organizations submitted a memorandum to Dimapur District Session Judge demanding death penalty for Rupak Singh from Manipur for his “premediated murder”, stating that there was no place for such character to exist.

The memorandum, which was signed by LEED president, Sungsalo Lotha and Naga Women Hoho Dimapur (NWHD) president, Nungshirenla, resolved that failure by the competent authority to award death

penalty in reference to section-302, the administration must handover the case to Naga customary system within one month.

The resolution stated that it would not allow any lawyer or political pressure to interfere in the case to grant bail to the accused or divulge the punishment to life imprisonment without the consent of the complainant, LEED and NWHD. LEED and NWHD also demanded that the police should provide security to deceased family and children immediately until the family felt secure from any form of harassment.

Earlier, addressing the peace rally, Dimapur Lotha Hoho (DLH) chairman, Etsungmomo Kikon, strongly condemned the barbaric act and demanded the law enforcing agency to register the case without any biasness. He pointed out that despite law enforcing agency, NGOs and organisations putting their best effort, there has been growing incidents against women.

He, therefore, appealed to all responsible citizens to come together to eradicate such untoward incidents.

any circumstances.

The hoho instead demanded that befitting punishment be awarded to the accused at the earliest.

WCH maintained that if such “hardcore goons” threatening the life of the peace loving hardworking citizens were not put behind bars, the laws of the land would have no meaning.

It stated that lives of the citizens were constantly put under the mercy of the “gun totting elements” with monetary demand and extortion slips.

F u r t h e r, We s t e r n Chakhesang Hoho expressed its high regard to all the officers and all the rank and file of Dimapur police especially special operation team in arresting the accused and providing “a resolute service for maintenance of public peace and order, crime prevention, investigation and law enforcement.”

Power deptt releases top 100 defaulters

GVC clarifies

Ganeshnagar Village Council (GVC) has clarified that one of the arrested accused Aliet Haflongber was a bona fide citizen of Ganeshnagar village, who it said was arrested by police on October 22, 2017 at the vicinity of village while he was on evening walk.

In a press release, Ganeshnagar Village Council chairman, Sonen Khemprai, and Ganeshnagar village GB, Noyalal Nunisa, stated that the arrested accused did not have any criminal record and had no link with any underground faction. They said that after the demise of his father, he had been looking after the family.

Also, asserting that they know him and his family “very clearly”, the signatories declared him to be “an innocent bona fide person.”

Claims of rival NPF ‘joke of the year’, says Kenye Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 25 (NPN): Rajya Sabha MP and secretary general of NPF (Dr. Shürho) K.G. Kenye has termed the statement of chief minister T.R. Zeliang, who claimed that both he (CM) and Neiphiu Rio would retain the NPF ‘Cock’ symbol, as the “joke of the year”.

Kenye said this while addressing NPF party workers currently on the third day of their ongoing dharna against the NLA Speaker Dr. Imtiwapang Aier outside the civil secretariat (for not taking cognisance of their petition for disqualification of 36 NPF MLAs (T.R. Zeliang- N. Rio group) etc.

Kenye cited the rival group which questioned the ECI order on October 17 and passing a set of resolutions in Kohima on October 24 by which the ECI’s order was twisted and also seeking to disqualify the nine MLAs under Dr. Shürho on constitutionally untenable ground.

Kenye pointed out that despite the rival group’s claims and also having convened their ‘general convention’ (on September 20 in Dimapur), the ECI still insisted that NPF (Dr. Shurho) convene its general convention within two months to resolve the internal crisis as was done in the 2015 general convention. He also referred to the general convention organised by the rivals at the DDSC stadium where the stadium has a sitting capacity of maximum 23,000 on the ground (without gallery). Yitachu said that by exaggerating the figure

to 36,617, the rivals had attempted to give an inflated impression.

Further, Kenye pointed out that the word “reconciliation” was never mentioned in the ECI’s October 17 order and therefore the rivals had not authority to call NPF (Shürho) to reconcile with them. He said it was upto the NPF general convention (scheduled by November end) whether or not to pursue any rapprochement with the rebels.

On the appointment of whip, Kenye reiterated that it was the prerogative of the party to appoint a whip to ensure that the elected members of the party do not sway with other political parties.

In this regard, he said after the demise of the chief whip, Kiyanilie Peseyie, the party appointed Yitachu, MLA as the chief whip of the party, adding “this appointment will stand in any court of law.” On the issue which the NPF youth wing has taken up in agitating against the NLA speaker, Kenye said it was based on violation of laid down rules in the constitution and therefore, it ought to be settled at the earliest.

He asked the NLA speaker to act on their petition and act as per the law without further delay.

NPF spokesperson Yitachu also spoke at the venue where he said the rival group had passed the October 24 resolutions out of frustration and apprehension.

Instead, Yitachu took a jibe in asking the rival group to join the protest against the speaker if they were so confident of getting the ‘Cock’ symbol.

Mass social work in Dimapur on Oct 28

D I M A P U R , O CT 2 5 (NPN): In view of the serious outbreak of dengue in and around Dimapur Municipal area, the Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) has informed all the citizens that there would be a mass social work for removal of stagnant water in respective households on October 28, 2017 starting from 8am onwards. In an order, DMC administrator, Moa Sangtam, has therefore informed all residents of Dimapur municipal area to completely remove/drain stagnant water within their respective house compounds from household utensils, flowerpots, drains etc. DMC has also directed the colony chairman/GBs to monitor the social work. It stated that colony chairman/ GBs have been authorised to impose a fine of Rs.100 if they find any household with stagnant water within their compound.

ECI asked to hold state polls with EVMs, VVPATs

D I M A P U R , O CT 2 5 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has informed that the Gauhati High Court, Kohima bench has directed the Election Commission of India to ‘take all possible steps’ to conduct the 2018 Assembly Election with the use of Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) along with Electronic Voting Machines (EVM). NPCC media cell said that the directive was issued based on the petition filed by NPCC, wherein the party had asked the ECI to discontinue the use of EVMs without VVPAT machines.

It also suggested ECI to use ballot paper system if polls cannot be held with both (Cont’d on p-7) EVMs and VVPATs

Linking Aadhaar to bank ACs, mobiles to be extended New Delhi, Oct 25 (IANS): The Central government on Wednesday told the Supreme Court that it will extend till March 31, 2018, the deadline for linking Aadhaar with bank accounts, PAN, mobile numbers and other schemes for those who don’t have the unique identification number and are willing to go for it.

Attor ney General K.K.Venugopal said that the government will extend the deadline till March 31 after Chief Justice Dipak Misra, who heads the bench hearing the case, asked him if government was prepared to extend it. The existing deadline, extended by three months after the earlier deadline on September 30, is till December 31.

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NPROA holds annual general meeting

Tumour weighing over 7 kg removed Correspondent

WOKHA, OCT 25 (NPN: In what could be termed as a major achievement in the medical history of Nagaland, a female patient diagnosed with the biggest ovarian tumour weighing around 7.80 kg was successfully removed. The patient was diagnosed at Life Care Clinic, NST Wokha

by Dr. Zubon Humtsoe (Sonologist). The tumour was successfully removed at Civil Hospital, Wokha

by Dr. Noune (Obstetrics and gynecology) and Dr. Sanen (MS).

NPROA officials after 3rd annual general meeting at Police Complex, Chümoukedima. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 25 (NPN): Nagaland Police Retired Officers Association (NPROA) held its 3rd annual general meeting on Wednesday at central police officer mess, Chümoukedima.

During the meeting, NPROA members re-elected the present office bearers for 2017-19 tenure. The

house also elected a new information secretary, two advisors and district-wise vice president and joint secretary.

Delivering a brief speech, NPROA president, V. Solo, commandant (Retd.), urged upon the members to work together in-order to strengthen the association and to take NPROA to another heights Solo was delighted that the

present office bearers were re-elected and further assured that the association would continue to work and deliver their best even in the coming days. He also called upon the house to inculcate cooperation amongst each other.

The meeting also witnessed suggestions and discussion. The programme was chaired by NPROA president, V.Solo, invoca-

tion was said by Police Baptist Church, Dimapur Pastor, Rev. Rakhu Levi, welcome address was delivered by NPROA president, exhortation

by M.Chase, NPS IGP (Retd.), general secretary report was read out by Z. Ahoto Sumi, treasurer report by N. S. Rengma and vote of thanks was proposed by Sr. SP (Retd) L. Angami.

Unidentified body recovered

DIMAPUR: Dimapur police has recovered an unidentified dead body of female (non-Naga) aged around 25-30 years recovered at Dhansiri River near Ekhyo village, Domokia on Wednesday. Police suspected that the deceased was drowned. Post mortem has been conducted and the body kept at District Hospital Dimapur for identification, police said.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, October 26, 2017

news in Brief IMA annual meeting: Indian Medical Association (IMA) Nagaland has convened its CME-cum-annual meeting on October 28, 11 a.m. at Hotel Japfu, Kohima. IMA has informed that new office bearers would also be elected on the same day. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

DKT annual general meeting: Dimapur Kangtsungtsur Telongjem (DKT) has convened annual general meeting on October 28, 10 a.m. at its treasure residence, Lengrijan Dimapur. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

CKTD general meeting: Changtongya Kaketshir Telongjem Dimapur (CKTD) has convened general meeting on October 28, 10 a.m. at the treasurer’s residence, Duncan Basti, Dimapur. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting.

DBSU second general meeting: Dimapur Bengali Students’ Union (DBSU) has convened its second general meeting on October 29, 3 p.m. onwards at Shamrock School, Signal Bosti Dimapur. All members of advisory board as well as members of DBSU have been requested to attend the meeting.

NLUWT general meeting: N. Longidang Union Wokha Town (NLUWT) has convened a general meeting on October 28, 10 a.m. at community hall, Forest Colony, Wokha Town to discuss various issues relating to the welfare of the Union. All the members of NLUWT have been requested to attend the meeting.

Liangmai ‘chaga gadi ngee 2017’ to be celebrated: Liangmai Union Burma Camp (LUBC) Dimapur has informed that Liangmai festival “Chaga Gadi Ngee 2017” would be celebrated on October 31, 10 a.m. at Orchid Ground UNB, Naga Colony, Burma Camp, Dimapur. All Liangmai residing in and around Dimapur have been requested to be part of the celebration.

BJP Nagaland media cell constituted: State convener for media cell BJP Nagaland, K. James Vizo has constituted the media cell with six members.

BJP Nagaland media cell stated that it has reminded all party workers to serve nation and state first with all round development/vikas followed by party and family.

Correction from ASU: The felicitation message for Miss Aliho Shikhu by Aotsakilimi Students’ Union (ASU) published on page 10, October 24 issue should be read as Khukiye Shikhu and not as published.

Organisations condemn October 23 murder in Dimapur

United Baptist Churches Association North East India (UBCANEI) released its revival song book at United Baptist Church, Midland Dimapur on Sunday, by executive secretary UBCANEI, Rev. L. Hevuto Awomi. The service was led by UBCANEI, vice president, Rev. Puduhu Khuso. EBM, Er. Nizal Tepa also shared words of encouragement on the occasion.

BJP coordination meeting in Dimapur DIMAPUR: BJP Nagaland organised a state team and BJP party frontals coordination meeting on October 23 at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur.

A press release by BJYM Nagaland general secretary stated that during the meeting, the BJP Nagaland vice president, con-

gratulated and welcomed Hayithung Bill Lotha for becoming the first member from BJP Nagaland to be appointed as national secretary.

In a brief address, Hayithung invited all the frontals for a tour which he said was going to be conducted very soon.

He also thanked and appreciated the presence of presidents and office bearers of ST morcha, mahila morcha, minority morcha and yuva morcha in the meeting.

The release stated that the meeting discussed the district wise tour program.

Advocacy prog on tobacco and health DIMAPUR: One day advocacy programme on “tobacco and health” was organised for 1st year MA, SW students of North East Institute of Social Sciences and Research (NEISSR) on October 24.

At the programme, Dr C Tetseo spoke on the present tobacco scenario and said that tobacco epidemic has started to take its toll in the state.

He challenged the students to prepare themselves to be agents of changes for the people so as to create a healthier society.

Dr Tetseo also stated that social workers are best placed to do that job and they should rise to the occasion. He also appreciated NEISSR for being a front runner in the anti-tobacco campaign in the district.

DIMAPUR: Various organisations have strongly voiced out against the murder of a Naga lady, identified as Alino Lotha, who was stabbed to death in broad daylight by one Rupak Singh at New Market Dimapur on October 23.

NCD: Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) in a condemnation note by general secretary, Thsapongkyu Sangtam, has expressed grave concern that such a serious crime had been committed in broad daylight in Dimapur and described it as gruesome and shocking.

NCD said it was alarmed to witness Dimapur as prime city for “criminal minded and terrorists” from outside the state to carry out their criminal activities.

Underscoring the complete lack of safety even in one’s own homes and on streets, NCD has urged that while accused was in police custody and case registered, the government and law enforcing agency needed to be extra vigilant and award befitting punishment to the accused as per the law.

NCD also conveyed deepest condolences to the bereaved family members.

SCD: Sumi Council Dimapur (SCD) in a condemnation note by chairman, Kuhoi Zhimomi, stated that crime itself was deplorable but a brutal murder in the heart of the town in broad daylight was nothing short of barbaric.

SCD stated that now that the perpetrator has been apprehended and was in Police custody, it was neces-

sary that exemplary punishment was meted out and example set for everybody to take note. SCD has also conveyed its deepest condolences to the family of the bereaved and prayed for the departed soul to rest in the eternal peace.

DMC: Dimapur Meetei Council in a condemnation note by president, Sarat Thangjam and general secretary, Indrojit Singh regretted that such person was born and existed and that such person “has no right and human quality to live in the society”. DMC has therefore appealed the judiciary and law enforcing fraternity not to grant bail and punish the accused with stringent punishment.

DMC stated that accused had violated multiple sections of the law and if bailed out could be a threat to any society. The council has also called upon all the right thinking communities to condemn such unwanted barbaric act. DMC has also conveyed deepest condolence to the bereaved family and relatives.

KLEE: Kohima Lotha Eloe Ekhung (KLEE) in a condemnation note by president, Arhoni Kikon and general secretary, Lily Ezung, urged upon the lawenforcing agency to award exemplary punishment and deliver justice at the earliest.

KLEE has also conveyed deepest condolence to the bereaved family members and prayed to the Almighty God to grant eternal peace to the departed soul.

DKWTEU: Kohima,

Dimapur Wokha Town Elumyo Unions in a condemnation note by Dimapur Elumyo Union chairman, Renathung Ezung have condemned the murder. The unions stated that it was a matter of high concern that safety in “our” soil has become at stake, as criminals commit such barbaric crime in broad daylight. The unions also urged the authority concerned to award befitting and exemplary death punishment to the accused. It also appealed to the legal fraternity not to extend assistance under any circumstances to the accused for bail etc. The unions have also extended deepest condolences to the bereaved family.

D LYO : D i p h u p a r Lotha Youth Organization (DLYO) in a condemnation note by president, Chumbemo Odyuo and general secretary, Habenthung Ngulle has demanded that the accused be tried and punished as deem fit of the heinous crime.

DNYF: Dimapur Naga Youth Front (DNYF) in a condemnation note stated that such brutal act was alien to Naga society and every Naga should confront this act to make society safer. DNYF also called upon the society to condemn the brutal act.

DDGBA: Dimapur District GB Association (DDGBA) in a condemnation note by president, Tokuho Sohoi and I&P secretary, Akhu Naga, stated that such a barbaric act done in an open market

was an insult to the law enforcing agency and peace loving Naga. DDGBA has strongly urged upon the district administration and police department to take exemplary action against the culprit and to ensure a sense of security for the public.

ENPUD: Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Union Dimapur (ENPUD) in a condemnation note by president, M. C. Ongbour Chang and general secretary, M. Jeangeyanlem, expressed that such barbaric action was too shocking and should be condemned by all. ENPUD has conveyed deepest condolences to the bereaved family and further appealed the law enforcing authority to give befitting punishment to the culprit and added that bail should not be allowed under any circumstances to the accused.

CYO: Chakhroma Youth Organisation (CYO) while condemning the murder stated that there was no place/room for such goons in “our” peaceful jurisdiction. It also urged the law enforcing agencies not to entertain the case under any circumstances. CYO also expressed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that almighty God give solace and strength to her dear ones.

DDCF: Dimapur District Citizens Forum (DDCF) in a condemnation note by presiden,t Joseph Lemtur and general secretary, A. Rahman urged the law enforcing agencies to

give exemplary punishment to the culprit and also requested all not to try to bail out the murderer. DDCF also extended deepest condolences to the bereaved family members and also prayed to the Almighty to grant the departed eternal peace.

LHKA: Lotha Hoho Karbianglong Assam (LHKA) has condemned the barbaric act of Rupak Sing son of late Oinam Imo Singh from Manipur.

The Hoho further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family.

TME: Tsanglao Motsurui Ekhung (TME) in a condemnation stated that this barbaric act of murder was not acceptable in Naga society and extended support to the demands of Lotha Hoho Dimapur, frontal organizations and civil societies based in Dimapur. TME urged upon the law enforcing agency to take stringent action against the culprit. TME has also extended gratitude to all the community and individuals for their expression of sympathy, prayer, love and support during the tragic day.

TME has conveyed deepest condolences to the bereaved family members.

DPON: Dimasa Public Organization Nagaland (DPON) in a condemnation note stated that law enforcement agency was expected to give stringent and severe punishment to the culprit to avoid such incident in future. DPON also offered deep condolence to the bereaved family.

‘E-waste awareness initiative’ for schools in Dimapur CCMA organises ‘cultural handicraft day’

Participants of Karo Sambhav launching programme of ‘e-waste awareness initiative’.

DIMAPUR: Karo Sambhav in association with Rongjeng Technologies has launched an “E-waste awareness initiative” in the schools of Dimapur on K

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October 24 at Hotel Acacia, Dimapur.

In a press release, managing director Ronjeng Technologies, Babul Gogoi, stated that, Karo Sambhav

school programme aims at creating awareness on critical environmental issues e.g. Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipments (WEEE), engaging students

on preventive environmental strategies like circular economy, and inspiring them to take actions in their daily lives.

He said that the pro-

gramme enables development of 21st century skills of collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, communication, ICT competencies and real-world problem solving by deploying contemporary pedagogical practices in the classroom.

Babul Gogoi informed that, for academic year 2017-18, the programme shall engage 1000 plus schools across India in alignment with the state education departments and the state pollution control boards. He stated that the programme was an enabler for “Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’” “Digital India” and “Smart Cities”. The program consists of three phases divided over a period of four months. Several high schools of Dimapur and officials from State Pollution Control Board Dimapur office and District Elementary Education office attended the programme, informed the release.

Guest speaker addressing the gathering at CCMA programme.

DIMAPUR: One day “cultural handicraft day” was organised by Chakhesang Community Medziphema Area (CCMA) on October 19 at the premises of the Chakhesang Baptist Church Medziphema.

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by CCMA, speaking as guest speaker, joint secretary Government of Nagaland, Zhotisa Dawhou, stressed on how Naga an-

cestors were self reliant and made handicrafts by themselves.

He also urged the participants to give efforts to learn at least one handiwork during the workshop.

During the workshop, various activities such as weaving, knitting, bamboo basket making, scabbard and spoon making, carpentry works etc. were organised wherein about 100 youth

actively participated and made efforts to learn the same.

The programme was chaired by general secretary CCMA, Rukuzo Hoshi, invocation was proposed by Pastor Edechoyi Rose, welcome address was delivered by CCMA president, Menolhousie Salhu while vote of thanks was delivered by Pungnoyi Swuro.

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PLVs are backbone of state legal IQAC-team KC holds NACC consultative meeting at PGC services authority: Justice L.S Jamir

Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 25 (NPN): Highlighting the importance of Para-Legal Volunteers (PLVs) in disseminating legal awareness to the general public, Judge of Gauhati High Court and executive chairman Nagaland State legal Services Authority (NSLSA), Justice L.S Jamir, said PLVs are the backbone of state legal services authority.

Speaking at the threeday training of PLVs organised by NSLSA at The directorate of State Institute of Rural development (SIRD) Kohima on Wednesday, Justice Jamir encouraged the PLVs to help the underprivileged section of the society to come out from their comfort zone. He asked the PLVs to help and assure the public of their service whenever required.

He also urged the PLVs to make best use of the training as the programme was organised is such a way that they are educated on various activities that are pertinent towards the various schemes of National State Legal Services Authority.

Justice Jamir also stressed on the importance of reaching to the grass root

Justice L.S. Jamir addressing the gathering during refresher training programme on Wednesday. (NP)

level by the PLVs through various sensitization programmes.

In a keynote address, Nagaland judicial service member secretary, NSLSA, Nino Iralu, encouraged the PLVS to equip themselves from the training and disseminate the information to different places of the state. She expressed happiness in learning that many from far-flung places were undertaking the training.

Since PLVs are from different areas across the state, Iralu hoped that they would go back and educate the marginalised and weaker section of the society on

legal rights and privileges in their respective areas.

Iralu informed that the refresher training programme would focus on the best measures that could be taken up for various constitutional rights and welfare schemes.

She also informed that the resource persons for the training would share information about various schemes and privileges and see to it that it assists the nodal department in helping people who do not know the existence of various rights.

Resource persons, master trainer NSLSA, Cheliam Khiamniungan, spoke on

Community urged to extend support to education institutes

DoSE notifies schools on SVP

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Deputy District Education Officer (DDEO) Dimapur, R. Amongla Jamir and others after inaugurating the new GHS Khaghaboto building.

DIMAPUR: Deputy District Education Officer (DDEO) Dimapur, R. Amongla Jamir, while emphasising on the importance of community contribution towards educational institution has urged them to support education institutes to impart quality education and produce better results.

She was speaking at the inaugural programme of new Government High

School (GHS) Khaghaboto Dimapur school building constructed under Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) 201516 program. Jamir then asserted that community and educational institution should strive and work together for the upliftment of the school enrolment and impart quality education to the students.

The programme was

chaired by graduate teacher, Lydia Amri; women Pastor, Elika Aye said the invocation; AHM and chairman SMDC, Y. Mughaho Zhimo highlighted a brief report of the school; Khekivi Aye said the dedicatory prayer; special song was presented by the students of class 9 & 10; vote of thanks was given

by Kakihe Yepthomi while benediction was pronounced by teacher, Hetoni Jimo.

Nagaland to observe ‘Rashtriya Ekta Diwas’ & ‘Rashtriya Sankalp Diwas’

DIMAPUR: Nagaland with the rest of the country would be observing “Rashtriya Ekta Diwas: (National Unity Day) and “Rashtriya Sankalp Diwas” on October 31, 1 p.m. at the conference hall, Nagaland Civil Secretariat.

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port, the celebration would commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhai Patel, and the death anniversary of Lt. Indira Gandhi respectively.

All district administrators, state government officials and central government officials in the

state have been directed to organize a programme and take pledges in their respective offices.

Meanwhile, all the government employees including those of the Central Government at Civil Secretariat have been requested to attend the function.

DIMAPUR: Department of School Education, State Mission Authority: Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan has informed all schools (both government and private) to participate at the Swachh Vidyalaya Puraskar (SVP) event by registering online till October 31.

DoSE informed that Swachh Vidyalaya Puraskar was instituted in the year 2016-17 by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Department of School Education & Literary to recognize, inspire and celebrate excellence in sanitation and hygiene practice in schools.

It informed that the explicit purpose of the awards was to honour schools that have undertaken significant steps towards fulfilling the mandate of the Swachh Vidyalaya Campaign.

Further, DoSE has informed that details of instructions and nominations can be accessed at http:/ mhrd.gov.in—>Swachh Vi d ya l aya — > S wa c h h Vidyalaya Puraskar 201718 or by downloading a mobile app, Swachh Vidyalaya Puraskar 2017-18.

The mobile app can be downloaded from Google Play Store or Apple istore, informed DoSE. The release further informed that the registration of schools would be done with the U-DISE code of the school and that all the nominations should be done through online only.

“Dos and Don’ts for paralegal volunteers”; director general prison Nagaland, Rupin Sharma, spoke on “administrative law and legal interface”; deputy director, directorate of health and family welfare Nagaland, Dr. Khriezotuo Paphino, spoke on “various national health programmes including National mental Health programme (NMHP)”; labour commissioner department of labour Nagaland, Er. L. Nungshiyanger Aier, spoke on “construction workers’ welfare schemes with special emphasis on the social security Act”; programme manager, state child protection society Nagaland, Raitale Zeliang, spoke on “ PLVs as agent for child rights with emphasis on RTE and child marriage”; assistant state coordinator, state resource centre for women Nagaland, Juliana Medom, spoke on “plans, policies and programme for empowerment of women” and TOT (PLV) NSLSA, Alemwapang Ao, spoke on “ rights of a prisoner and Rights of an arrested person”.

Around 70 para-legal volunteers from 11 districts of the state are participating in the trainin.

IQAC-team, Kohima College withPfutsero Government College management.

DIMAPUR: National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) held consultative meeting with Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)-team, Kohima College on Wednesday at Pfutsero Government College (PGC).

During the meeting, PGC principal, Dr. Moanochet Longchar, gave a brief summary of the college affairs (both administration and development) and also highlighted the central evaluation system adopted in the college for efficient function.

PGC vice principal, Lalboi Singsit, highlighted the progress and development of the college and

mentioned the background of the college IQAC cell.

He informed that IQAC was formed in 2013 with ex- principal PGC, Dr. Watijungshi Jamir to meet the UGC standard for NAAC. Singsit acknowledged that during his tenure as officiating principal, the college introduced Sociology department and also managed to acquire the two (f) statuses for the college.

Keeping in mind the need for NAAC credit, Singsit proposed for a separate NAAC cell for all evaluation works. He said few areas that need immediate attention was the release of college journal,

efficient functioning of tutorial counselling, PTA, alumni etc.

He also highlighted achievements targeting NAAC criteria’s including the developmental works of the new college site.

In the meeting, each department presented their reports and raised vital queries which were well responded by the NAAC IQAC team, Kohima College.

The consultative meeting was followed by reviews, opinions, guidance, feedbacks and suggestions by the IQAC team, Kohima College led by Kohima College principal, Dr. Watijungshi Jamir.

‘Transformation Crusade’ begins at Chozuba town

(Left-Right): Section of the congregation at the ‘transformation crusade’. Speaker, Rev Zotuo Kiewhuo.

DIMAPUR: Five-day “Transformation Crusade” held under the theme “Arise and Shine” commenced on Wednesday at Chozuba town local ground.

During Wednesday evening service, Koinonia Baptist Church Senior Pastor, Rev Zotuo Kiewhuo, shared on the cr usade theme from the book of

Isaiah-60:1.

He hoped that through the “Transformation Crusade” many would come to Christ and be in the light and would enable each one to be a “new man” in the walk of obedience through the help of the Holy Spirit.

Earlier, the transformation crusade praise team

led the praise and worship; service was led by Chozuba Baptist Church Pastor, Vesazo; Bible reader was Pastor Khüsoh, Yesalhü; offertory prayer was pronounced by Pastor Yorüba, Rev. Pukhrolhü; special praises were presented by the steward of Chozuba Baptist Church and CYE Chozuba Village Baptist

Church.

Meanwhile, the organisers have informed that the service for October 26 would begin at 5 p.m. and that the crusade would culminate on October 29.

The transformation team has urged every citizen to attend the services and receive the blessings of God.

Student bodies appeal for full scholarship DIMAPUR: Wangkhao Government College Students’ Union (WGCSU) and Eastern Naga Students’ Union, Mount Olive College Kohima (ENSU MOCK) have extended support to Eastern Naga College Students’ Union (ENCSU)’s demand for release of full post-matric scholarship and not on instalment basis.

In a release, WGCSU general secretary, Pengngam Konyak stated that students of all semesters of WGC have strongly appealed the

authority to immediately release scholarship in full amount and not on instalment basis.

WGCSU also asked the director and responsible minister to take up the matter on priority basis, as students look forward for positive response.

In a separate press statement, Eastern Naga Students’ Union, Mount Olive College Kohima (ENSU MOCK) president, Vongtojuv and general secretary, Yangsepi, have asked the department

of Higher Education to clarify the reason immediately on scholarship payment.

It stated that demand made by ENCSU for release of full scholarship amount was for the welfare of students.

ENSU MOCK stated that it was the responsibility of concerned department and government to justify the ENCSU demand and urged for immediate release of the scholarship for the welfare of student community in Nagaland.

Model training course on small-scale dairy development underway

Participants and delegates of model training at ICAR-NRC on Mithun, Medziphema.

DIMAPUR: Eight-day model training course on “small scale dairy development as a means of livelihood improvement in north-eastern region” got underway on October 24 at ICAR-National Research Centre on Mithun, Medziphema.

In a press statement, ICAR-NRC on Mithun Medziphema, informed that the training sponsored

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sion, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare Government of India aims to popularize small-scale dairy enterprise to improve the socio-economic status of farmers through livelihood improvement.

Speaking on the occasion, chief guest, Dean College of Veterinary Science, Jalukie, Peren district, Dr. (Capt) Dhananjaya Rao, appreciated the initiative taken

by ICAR-NRC on Mithun by imparting such a training programme to the veterinary officers and KVK officials which in turn would be helpful to fulfil the government initiatives for doubling the farmers’ income by 2022.

He also stressed upon the need of utilization of locally available resources and integration of agriculture component along with the dairy farming to make it a

viable enterprise.

Director, ICAR-NRC on Mithun, Dr. Abhijit Mitra highlighted the scope of dairy sector in the NorthEastern region. He informed that, due to changing lifestyle and increase per capita income, the demand for milk and milk products are steadily increasing.

Dr. Abhijit apprised the house that Indian Dairy Industry has become now an attractive economic activity and growing at a steady growth rate of 4.5% against the global trend of 2.2%.

The release stated that, recently, many of the International and National companies have started investing in the dairy sector.

During the last month, G ove r n m e n t o f I n d i a

launched a Dairy Processing & Infrastructure Development Fund (DIDF) of Rs 10,881 crore for the period 2017-18 to 2028-29, to develop the country’s dairy sector, benefitting 95 lakh farmers in 5000 villages and generating nearly 2.5 lakh jobs, informed the release.

The primary focus of DIDF would be on building an efficient milk procurement system by setting up of the bulk chilling machine (BMC), and installation of electronic milk adulteration testing equipment and creation, modernization, expansion of processing infrastructure and manufacturing faculties for value-added products for the milk unions and producers.

Keeping in view the

great potential, it is high time to take small-scale dairy as a commercial venture for improving farmers’ income.

During the training programme, lectures and practical on various aspects including selection of dairy animals, nutritional, health care and reproductive management of dairy animals as well as clean and hygienic milk production, processing and packaging would be delivered to the participants.

It further informed that the valedictory programme would be held on October 31. More than 20 veterinary officers and Subject Matter Specialist (SMS), KVK from Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Nagaland participated in the training programme.

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Manipur Congress demands disqualification of 12 MLAs

MPCC president TN Haokip addressing press conference on Wednesday. (NP) Correspondent

IMPHAL, Oct 25: Manipur Congress on Wednesday demanded disqualification of 12 MLAs appointed as parliamentary secretaries, alleging that their appointments by the chief minister N. Biren Singh led BJP coalition government was against the Indian constitution and was against the Supreme Court ruling.

Talking to reporters at Imphal, MPCC president T N Haokip said it has submitted a memorandum to the governor Dr Najma Heptulla as under Article 192 of Indian Constitution, the governor was competent to disqualify MLAs holding “office of profit”. MPCC has submitted a memo-

randum to the Governor drawing her attention to safe guard the sanctity of the Constitution by disqualifying the MLAs who are still holding the post of parliamentary secretary despite Supreme Court’s ruling.

Haokip alleged soon after assuming office as first chief minister of Manipur, Singh had appointed 12 MLAs of ruling parties as parliamentary secretariesseven BJP and three Naga People’s Front (NPF), on March 23. Later, seven of them tendered resignation after Supreme Court in its order on July 26, ruled that appointment of parliamentary secretary by state governments was unconstitutional.

Haokip also said that

after the court ruling, Mizoram government had cancelled appointment of seven parliamentary secretaries in the state. There, MPCC president demanded that the Governor must take action against the parliamentary secretaries under the power given to her under the Indian Constitution for holding office of profit.

“The Governor must disqualify the MLAs still holding the post of office of profit,” he added.

“Of the 12 parliamentary secretaries appointed

by Manipur government, seven have resigned on their own accord and five are still holding the post. Even if they resigned, they are not scot free,” he said.

The parliamentary secretary from BJP were- L Yaima, S Sobhashchandra, L Rameshore, K Robindro, N Indrajit, Th Seityabarta, Heikham Dingo, Dr Sapam Ranjan and Asab Uddin (elected as independent MLA but later joined to BJP. NPF- Khashim Vashum, L Leishiyo and Awangbow Newmai. Seven of them had already tendered their resignations to the chief minister after court’s ruling.

Centre to invest Rs 6000 cr to improve quality of ITIs S hillo n g, O c t 2 5 (PTI): Union Minister Anant Kumar Hegde Wednesday said the Centre will invest Rs 6000 crore in association with the World Bank to improve the quality of the Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) across the country.

The Union Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship said the Centre wants to take these ITIs to every community and rural development block in the country “To strengthen these ITI’s we have started a new scheme with an investment of around 6000 crore in coordination with World Bank to improve quality of some institution which are performing good. In rural areas also we are planning to take ITIs there,” he told PTI at the sideline of an inspection of the ITI centre here.

Hegde said the Centre was forced to de-affiliate around 400 ITIs due to their poor and deteriorating quality.

“It has come to my knowledge that ITI quality is substandard, we were forced to disaffiliate few ITIs since the quality is not good,” he said.

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Mass casual leave: MGSF leaders detained

An empty office chamber of a government department after mass casual leave on Wednesday. (NP) Correspondent

IMPHAL, Oct 25: Five leaders of the striking Manipur Government Services Federation (MGSF) were Wednesday detained by the police, who were taking part in the mass casual leave, demanding implementation of 7th Pay Commission’s recommendations.

A highly reliable source said that Imphal West district police picked the five leaders including publicity secretary Iboyaima at around 4.30 p.m.

Other detained leaders were Indubala Devi, Shyamkumar, Doren and Jugeshwor.

To protest against the state government’s failure to implement the 7th Pay,

employees of state government affiliated to the MGSF took mass casual leave.

A day ahead of proposed mass casual leave stir, Manipur chief secretary has appealed to the MGSF to reconsider its decision asserting that government was working sincerely to implement the demand of the employees.

However, MGSF went ahead with their scheduled stir.

Except high ranking officers, staffs in most of the sections of the state civil administration abstained from discharging from their duties.

Thin attendance was witnessed in almost all the government offices in Imphal.

In some offices, staffs attended the office but no work for the day.

Meanwhile, MGSF decided to postpone its proposed cease work strike from November 2 after a thorough discussion on the assurance given by the chief secretary, who is also the chairman of government constituted Fitment Committee looking into the demand of the employees.

In a letter written to the chief secretary, MGSF general secretary Purujit Lairikyengbam said that the decision to postpone the cease work strike was taken consequent upon the observation of Advisory Committee of the federation and on the appeal made by the chief secretary.

HC not happy with NHAI over failure to repair highway Shillong, Oct 25 (PTI): The Meghalaya High Court has expressed dissatisfaction with the National Highway Authority of India over its failure to repair a kilometre stretch of road at Umsning town in Ri-Bhoi district and directed the NHAI to complete the maintenance work at the earliest.

“Having examined the affidavit and the attached report and photographs and having heard the amicus curiae as also ASG (Additional Solicitor General), we are constrained to state total dissatisfaction over the manner of dealing with the matter by NHAI,” a Division Bench headed

by Chief Justice Dinesh Maheshwari said in an order yesterday.

Admitting that that there had been heavy downpours in the last few days, the Bench said, “Indisputably, the bad part of the highway in question... has remained in a very bad shape for last more than a couple of years and it could hardly be appreciated that National Highway Authority of India had not taken appropriate steps to provide motorable conditions.”

seizes 10 gold biscuits Arunachal hospitals don’t have facilities for disposal of bio-medical wastes GRP from Rajdhani passengers

ations in the past where the party has denied tickets to sitting MLAs. It is not necessary that the party will give ticket only to the sitting MLAs. In any constituency where we feel that is not indicative of the sitting MLA then the party will decide otherwise,” the Chief Minister said.

Echoing Sangma, Congress general secretary incharge of Meghalaya, C.P. Joshi described the desertion of the Congress legislators to join other political parties is not a “new trend”.

“It is nothing new since this kind of thing takes in every election where MLAs who have personal ambition decides to change side. Even in the past, there are MLAs who left the party before the elections,” Joshi said.

Joshi also voiced confident that his party would retain power in Meghalaya after the 2018 elections.

ETSA KAKO

INFORMATION

The repeaters of CPTE, D.Ed and D.EI.Ed both Pre and in service trainees are hereby informed to fill up the back paper examination form in their respective training institute w.e.f 6th Nov - 17th Nov 2017.

(KHRIETUO MEZHUR) Director SCERT, Nagaland, Kohima Issued by DIPR

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government to adopt mechanism for enlisting all the health care establishments functioning in the state for issue of authorisation and effective monitoring of their functioning.

It also suggested for preparing a detail plan for establishment of bio-medical waste treatment plants in government hospitals and also takes necessary steps to operationalise the existing idle plants through budgetary provisions.

The report further suggested the government for ensuring that all the health care establishments dispose bio-medical waste in compliance with the prescribed standards to prevent adverse effect on human health and environment.

Dimapur Nkonjan N. Longidang Ekhbung nzualo yenjoa Nzontsü Thyuta Santa ji Dated 28th Oct. 2017 enyathung 10:00 ekhoe Lotha Hoho Ki na khiala.

Topvuna nchumta vantasi mmyanta oro thyuta santa jilo thetale to jonjia ntsijanta la. Ete methak ephani na ochona otsuk oso mmhona vansi nroa sana oyamo na ezup etsü lo nzechilia nlan tipita le to ha ntsitala.

(N. MHAO NGULLIE) General Secretary Ph. No.  : 9436078459

OFFICE OF THE ANATONGRE STUDENTS’ UNION Motto:”Rise up and Build”

FELICITATION The Anatongre Students’ Union would like to extent our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Limtsumong Tikhir for his outstanding achievement in the recently declared result of Combined Technical Services Examination (NPSC) as Computer Programmer (Grade-III non-Gazetted), under Municipal Affairs, Department for the State Election Commission.

The Union further wishes him the best in his future endeavor.

P. Akam Gen. Secy.

S. J Limsuthong President

OFFICE OF THE

MOPUNGCHUKET SENSO MONGDANG CONGRATULATIONS

With immense pride and joy, the Mopungchuket Senso Mongdang extend our heartfelt congratulations to Dr N. Bendangyanger Jamir for being promoted to Principal Director, Directorate of Health and Family Welfare, Kohima, Nagaland.

The MSM is immensely proud for your achievement and wishes you a bright and successful service Career in future.

Martsungba Aier President, MSM

Tajen Jamir General Secretary, MSM

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Happy birthday Kaka Enduele (Merilo) Zealing, Many many happy returns of the day on your 3rd bithday, may this day bring you countless happiness and endless joy in life, may God bless you.

With lots of love and prayer From Dad, Mom, Aunties, Uncles and Grandparents.

DECLARATION

The statement of support towards Naga Hoho by a few of us from Longkhum Village Council as published in Ao Milen dated 03/10/2017, Tir Yimyim dated 02/10/2017 and Nagaland Page dated 5/10/2017. The two of us, hereby withdraws from the statement, as per the decision of the Longkhum Senso Mungdang, dated 19th Oct. 2017.

Imkongsashi Tatar

Tsukjemneken Tatar

OFFICE OF THE

DIMAPUR LIZUTOMI KUQHAKULU

NOKNAO WANGSHAYEN

We the Dimapur Lizutomi Union would like to congratulate our D.L.K President Shri. Shiheto N. Yeptho for being promoted to the post of Supervisor, Department of Public Health Engineering, Government of Nagaland.

The Dimapur Lizutomi Union wishes and prays to Almighty God continue to grant wisdom and good health in all your future endeavours.

DECLARATION

FELICITATES

Heoshe Yeptho Finance Secretary, DLK

Hekato Achumi General Secretary, DLK

FELICITATION

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Silver Jubilee Planning Board Kuhuboto Town Students' Union expresses our heartfelt gratitude to Shri. Khekaho Assumi for gracing the Penalty Shoot-out Tournament as chief guest held on 21st Oct. 2017 and all dignified guests who accompanied him, the Board sincerely express our gratitude to all individuals & groups for financial and physical assistance during the event which resulted in grand success.

Donation List : 1. Shri Khekaho Assumi - Rs. 1,00,000.00 2. Shri Anato Zhimomi - Rs. 20,000.00 3. Miss Nancy, Manager, Baroda Bank - Rs. 20,000.00 4. Shri Likato Sukhalu - Rs. 20,000.00 5. All Sumi Sports Association - Rs. 10,000.00 6. Flying Ducks - Rs. 2,000.00 7. KGSU - Rs. 2,000.00 8. Kiran Sports - 2 Nos Football DP-11140

Guwahati, Oct 25 (PTI): The Government Railway Police (GRP) today seized 10 gold biscuits weighing 1.6 kg from two persons travelling in the Dibrugarh-New Delhi Rajdhani Express at the Guwahati Railway station here. During routine checking in the train at Guwahati Railway station this morning, GRP personnel seized the gold biscuits valued at Rs 50 lakh from the two persons travelling from Dimapur in Nagaland to Delhi, GRP Officer-in-Charge Pankaj Kalita told PTI.

The Lenunomi (Mero) Clan Pfutseromi Village through this column, would like to heartily congratulate Ms. Lily Mero, D/o Lt. Micheal Mero for clearing the recently conducted NPSC Examination for Junior Engineer (JE) Agriculture.

The Mero Clan wishes her the very best in her future endeavour and profession.

Meselhipre Mero Zümolhi Mero Secretary Chairman Lenunomi Clan Lenunomi Clan Pfutseromi Pfutseromi

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Shillong, Oct 25: Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma on Wednesday vowed that the Congress party would ensure that his former party legislatorsturned foe will be defeated in next year assembly election.

“We have collected inputs about them. Electoral battle is not a battle which is so easy, so simple. I have always referred these MLAs who deserted the party as turn coats. They have left the party because they have an agenda which is selfcentric,” he told journalists after the reviewing the Congress preparedness for the assembly polls.

Congress general secretary in charge of Meghalaya, C.P. Joshi and senior Congress leaders from the state were present at the meeting.

At least five sitting Congress legislators – Rowell Lyngdoh, Prestone Tynsong, P.N.Syiem, Sniawbhalang Dhar and Ngaitlang Dhar – did not apply for the Congress ticket.

Apart from Syiem, who is believed to have floated a new political outfit, the People’s Democratic Front, the others are hobnobbing with the opposition National People’s Party.

However, Sangma said that the Congress had already nurtured alternative candidates who are strong to contest against these “turncoats” in the upcoming 2018 assembly elections.

“There have been situ-

Bomdila, Tezu and Khonsa, the report added.

The report further stated that a joint inspection of 12 test checked hospitals was conducted with representatives of APSPCB and the hospital authorities where it was revealed number of deviations from the prescribed procedure for disposal of biomedical waste.

In some hospitals, bio-medical waste were disposed with solid waste and in some government hospitals the waste were disposed of by burning in open space in hospital premises or disposed of by burning in local made chullah in hospital premises.

The CAG report has recommended the state

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plant at a cost of Rs 68.50 lakh funded under National Rural Health Mission was approved in December 2013 but remained incomplete even after two years of its sanction, the report said.

Another treatment plant installed at General Hospital Aalo at a cost of Rs 22.89 lakh in 2009 under NRHM, was not functional since its installation due to unsatisfactory installation and lack of trained operator.

The plant was dismantled and a new plant at a cost of Rs 50 lakh taken under NRHM during 201516 remained incomplete.

Similar was the fate of the plants installed in General Hospitals at Ziro,

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inspected did not observe the standards prescribed in the rules for disposal of bio-medical waste.

The CAG findings revealed that in the state hospital at Naharlagun, near here, bio-medical waste treatment plant was installed in June 2004 at a cost of Rs 70.88 lakh under central assistance was subsequently dismantled in June 2012 to accommodate construction of 300 bedded hospital at the site and no replacement had been provided since then.

In general hospital Pasighat, where the plant was installed on June 2004 at a cost of Rs 70.88 lakh, was lying idle since September 2009 due to technical defects, it said.

Subsequently, another

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ronment (Protection) Act, 1986 which prescribed the procedures for treatment and disposal of bio-medical waste generated by hospitals, nursing homes, dispensaries and clinics.

The report highlighted various drawbacks with the Arunachal Pradesh State Pollution Control Board (APSPCB) as the board did not have the state level data on health care establishments which is required for compliance of rules and regulations of the Bio-Medical Waste.

The report pointed out that out of only 12 out of 437 health care establishments are functioning with authorisation issued by the APSPCB. The report further stated that 12 hospitals

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Itanagar, Oct 25 (PTI): Most of the hospitals and nursing homes in Arunachal Pradesh don’t have facilities for disposal of bio-medical wastes, according to a recent report by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India.

The CAG re por t which was tabled in the state assembly this month highlighted that in 10 government hospitals treatment plants were installed.

But they remained nonfunctional due to lack of trained manpower, technical defects, lack of fund for maintenance besides shortage of power.

The Centre had framed the Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules 1998 under the provision of Envi-

Mon Village : Mon, Nagaland Pin : 798621

This is for general notification to whomsoever it may concern that Shri. Tonwang Konyak, S/o Lt. Pankum Konyak of Mon Village, Mon has been hereby removed from Noknao Wangshayem clan of Mon Village on this day of public disclosure.

Therefore the clan shall not be held responsible for any misdemeanour regarding the said person and any person dealing with him shall be doing so at him/her own risk.

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Mewang On behalf of Noknao Wangshayen clan

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND: KOHIMA

Dt. Kohima the th Oct 2017

NOTIFICATION

DTE/ESTT-77/2017. In continuation of this office notification NO.DTE/ESTT- 71/2008-09 dated 14 Sept 2017, it is hereby informed that Viva Voce for the post of Asstt. Electrician & Carpenter will be held on 3rd Nov, 2017 in the Office of the Directorate of Technical Education at 11:30 a.m.

The following candidates bearing roll no as given below are hereby directed to appear before the interview board on the specified date and place.

Asstt. Electrician : 135,133,144.

Carpenter : 101,118,126.

All the candidates are required to produce original certificates/documents during the interview time.

(ER. ARJUN SINGH) Director DC-2088

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, October 26, 2017

Delhi-NCR air quality worsens as stubble burning peaks

Authorities in Delhi has advised the use of masks after air quality has worsened in and around the city.

New Delhi, Oct 25 (IANS): Despite warnings from a green court and environmental authorities, stubble-burning in Punjab and Haryana reached unprecedented levels to further deteriorate the air quality in the Delhi-National Capital Region on Wednesday.

Dry and cold northwesterly winds blowing from Punjab and Haryana at speeds of 10-15 km per hour, according to weather analysts, will continue for the next few days, further worsening the air quality in Delhi-NCR. According to the System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research (SAFAR), nine of the 10 monitoring stations across Delhi recorded “very poor” air quality,

with PM2.5 (particles with diameter less than 2.5 mm) ranging between 313-366 units.

The international permissible limit for PM2.5 is 25 microgram per cubic metre while for India, it is 60. For PM10, the permissible limit is 100.

In Delhi, Noida, and Gurugram, air quality deteriorated in the past 24 hours, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded at ‘verypoor’. The index value was 344 in Delhi, 363 in Noida, and 318 in Gurugram. On Tuesday, the AQI at these three places was 309, 315, and 345 respectively.

On Wednesday, air quality at Ghaziabad (NCR) was worse than post-Diwali (recorded on October 20) level, and was described as

severe by the Central Pollution Control Board. The AQI in Ghaziabad was 425 on Wednesday, as compared with 412 on October 20.

Meanwhile, satellite images from the National Aeronautics and Space Administrations’ FIRMS (Fire Information for Resource Management System) Web Fire Mapper show stubbleburning reached an all-time high with both Punjab and Haryana marked in red (depicting fire).

Stubble-burning was part of the pollution control agenda of the Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority (EPCA), which a day before Diwali (October 19) implemented “very poor” and “severe” categories of its Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP)

-- which includes more strict measures -- to curb air pollution in Delhi and adjoining areas.

“It (stubble-burning) was an action point, but nothing much was done against stubble- burning as the National Green Tribunal (NGT) is already involved,” EPCA member Usmaan Naseem told IANS. According to EPCA officials, state authorities (Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) are supposed to keep a check on stubble-burning, as toxic smoke from such an action, along with weather conditions and wind speeds, impacts air quality in DelhiNCR. The unabated stubble-burning in Punjab and Haryana, estimated to be around 35 million tonnes, was banned by the tribunal in November 2015. However, due to lack of support from the respective governments, farmers continued to burn paddy straw even as states demanded more funds from the Centre to support their farmers against the menace.

“Air pollution is set to increase. People will complain of heaviness in breathing towards morning and evening hours. The north-westerly winds from Punjab and Haryana are slowing down in Delhi, and this will continue for some days,” Mahesh Palawat, Director of private weather forecast agency Skymet, told IANS.

Rlys decentralize powers to carry out safety work

Piyush Goyal New Delhi, Oct 25 (IANS): Railway Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday announced a series of steps in the Railways, including decentralization of power, to carry out safety related work. Goyal told the media that General Managers had been given full powers to sanction out of turn safety related work without any ceiling, “within the financial limit set out by Ministry of Finance”. Divisional Railway Managers (DRMs) and Chief Workshop Managers can now re-engage retired railway employees up to 62 years against vacancies.

“This will take care of safety and maintenance related work wherever there are vacancies,” Goyal said.

Enhanced powers for repair of Track Machines have been given to the field officers for faster track safety work. The minister said procedures had been substantially simplified for procurement of material like spare parts for locomotives and coaches. The remarks come at a time of recurring railway accidents in the country leading to several deaths.

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We didn’t prepare President’s speech, says Karnataka CM Bengaluru, Oct 25 (IANS): After BJP MLAs alleged that the ruling Congress “forced” President Ram Nath Kovind to praise Tipu Sultan, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said on Wednesday that his speech was not prepared by the state government.

“We have not prepared the President’s speech. We have not even sent any note to the Rashtrapati Bhavan,” he said in a statement.

After the President referred to Tipu Sultan as a “pioneer” in the development of Mysore rockets (iron-casted rockets for military use) and that he died a “historic death” fighting the British, Karnataka BJP lead-

The three suspected Islamic State operatives arrested in Kannur on October 25.

K ann u r , O c t 2 5 ( AGE N CIE S ) : T h r e e youths from Kerala who joined the Islamic State and left the country to undergo training in Syria were arrested by the police

in Kannur on October 25 after four months of police surveillance.

The youths were arrested by the Valapattanam Police in Kannur after they were questioned by police

officers led by the Kannur Deputy Superintendent of Police P.P. Sadanandan.

The three have been identified as Midilaj K.C. (26), Rashid M.P. (23), both from Munderi under the

Syed Salahuddin’s son admits receiving funds: NIA NEW DELHI, Oct 25 (AGENCIES): The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday claimed Syed Shahid Yousuf, son of globally-wanted terrorist and Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin, had admitted he received funds for subversive activities in the Kashmir Valley.

Yousuf, who was sent to seven days of custody to the agency for further questioning, had also given the names of overseas Hizbul Mujahideen members involved in fund-raising for the terror outfit, an NIA spokesman said. The 42-year-old Yousuf, who works in the agricultural department of the Jammu and Kashmir government, was arrested on Tuesday.

The NIA claimed during questioning he “admitted to having received funds from cadres of the Hizbul Mujahideen on the direction of his father, Mohammed Yusuf Shah alias Syed Salahuddin, for fomenting terrorist activities in the Valley”. The NIA said he also “revealed the names of his associates

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who had gone to Syria and Afghanistan to join IS saw themselves as participants in hijira (migration), and members of Islamic fighters for ghazwe hind (conquest of India). The latest case relates to those who returned to the country after joining IS, the police were also probing cases of IS fighters from the region who had been killed in Syria and Afghanistan and those who were still fighting in those countries, he added.

Three months ago, the National Investigation Agency had arrested another IS operative from Kannur identified as Shajahan Valluva Kandy of Koodali at the Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi after he was deported from Turkey. He too was captured at the Turkey-Syria border while

Kolkata, Oct 25 (AGENCIES): West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday strongly opposed the Central government’s move to link mobile number to Aadhaar.

“We will not link mobile with Aadhaar. If we do not have a mobile connection for that, so be it. I challenge that I will not provide my Aadhaar number even if my connection is stopped. I don’t care.”

The Chief Minister said linking of Aadhaar with mobile number was a breach of right of privacy and the BJP government was trying to intrude into people’s personal life and curb their freedom.

“This means even a private conversation between a husband and a wife is going to be tapped,” she said, raising questions on what the Centre plans to do next with these information. The Department of Telecommunications earlier this year had

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abroad who were linked with the Mujahideen and involved in raising, collecting and transferring funds from other countries to India”.

This was being verified and investigated, the NIA said. It alleged Yousuf used to receive funds through a US- based international wire transfer company from Aijaz Ahmed Bhat, another accused in the case who is absconding and is based in Saudi Arabia. The agency alleged Yousuf was “one of several Indian contacts of Bhat” who had been in telephonic contact with him for receiving money transfer codes.

Suitable candidates are invited to attend the Walk-in-Interview for the post of Guest Faculity on contractual basis for B.Voc Programme, SASRD, Nagaland University, Medziphema in the School Conference Hall on 1st November 2017 at 11. AM Sl. Department No. of No. Post 1 B.Voc Programme 1

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4. Interview shall be held on 1st November 2017 at SASRD, Nagaland University, Medziphema Campus at 11.00 A.M in the School Conference Hall.

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issued a notification, directing all phone service providers to re-verify details for all existing subscribers through Aadhaar-based e-KYC (Know Your Customer) process.

Even in the past, Banerjee has criticised linking of Aadhaar to various schemes.

At the Trinamool Congress functionaries’ meeting, most of Banerjee’s speech was directed against the BJP. “We do not wish to come to power at the Centre. But we will surely play a role in removing the BJP from the power at the Centre,” she said. Banerjee said that by using Central agencies and money the TMC could not be split.

Meanwhile, University of Calcutta has decided to award D. Litt to Banerjee.

The Senate and Syndicate of the 160year-old university have decided to award the honours to the Chief Minister, ViceChancellor Sonali Chakraborty said.

Xerox named IDC MarketScape leader New Delhi, Oct 25 (IANS): For its commitment to enterprise security and its portfolio of print and document security solutions, Xerox on Wednesday was named “leader” in the first International Data Corporation (IDC) MarketScape: Worldwide Security Solutions and Services Hardcopy 2017 Vendor Assessment1 report.

“For the past six years, Xerox has been a leader in the IDC MarketScape looking at managed print and document services and its evolution to document workflow services,” said Robert Palmer, Research Director, Imaging, Printing and Document Solutions, IDC. Xerox takes a comprehensive approach to security with proactive threat intelligence, addressing security threats before they become

issues. With Xerox’s Managed Print Services (MPS), security configurations are easily set and monitored, remediation is automated and intrusions are tracked in devices, documents and data. The new IDC MarketScape report notes that Xerox has a broad portfolio of print and document security solutions in the form of tools, methodologies and services configured to meet individual customer IT strategy needs, including data, documents, devices, rules and regulations governing both business and individual use cases. Also, Xerox’s methodology for securing the print and document environment is based on a layered approach, building up from the device level and expanding deeper into the customer’s applications and IT infrastructure.

Christian Institute of Health Sciences & Research (Referral Hospital), 4th Mile, Dimapur.

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on his way to carry out alleged terrorist activities.

Kannur youths Shahanad (25) of Chalad, Rishal (30) of Valapattanam, Shameer (45) of Pappinissery and his son Safwan (20), Shajil (30) of Koodali were among those who were reportedly killed in Syria and Afghanistan. In the neighbouring Kasaragode, five of the 21 people from Padanna who had gone to Afghanistan had been confirmed dead, police said adding that two youths from neighbouring Vadakara in Kozhikode district were also reportedly dead.

Police also identified Manaf and Shameer of Valapattanam and Abdul Qayyoom of Mayyil as an IS fighter still in Syria.

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ers alleged the speech was “scripted” by the state.

“The speech was a deliberate attempt by the Congress to make the President praise Tipu Sultan,” senior BJP leader and former Deputy Chief Minister K.S. Eshwarappa said after the joint session of the state legisla-

Mamata won’t link her mobile phone number with Aadhaar

Three youths arrested in Kerala for suspected Islamic State links Chakkarakkal police station, and Abdul Razakh K. (24) of Chekkikkulam under the Mayyil police station limits. They had been under surveillance after they returned to the country four months ago from Turkey.

Police said that they had gone to Turkey and stayed there for three to four months and had been captured by Turkish authorities while they were trying to cross the border to Syria.

Valapattanam Police registered a case against the three on charges of joining a banned terrorist organisation under Sections 38 and 39 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. Hinting that more arrests would be made in the coming days, Mr. Sadanandan said that those

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ture marking the diamond jubilee of Vidhana Soudha.

Siddaramaiah insisted that Kovind’s speech was the “President’s own”.

“Some leaders are unnecessarily creating a controversy out of the issue.

It is very unfortunate and condemnable,” he said.

The President’s words came just few days after Union Minister Anantkumar Hegde, a BJP leader, called Tipu a “brutal killer, wretched fanatic and mass rapist”, ahead of the state’s Tipu Jayanti celebrations to mark his birth anniversary on November 10. The BJP has been opposing the celebrations calling Tipu “antiHindu and anti-Kannada”.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 321 Dimapur, Thursday, October 26, 2017

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Difficult life

rices of every item in the market has been witnessing steady rise, making essential commodities beyond reach of the lower section of society, especially those whose earnings are lesser than Rs.10,000 a month while those earning lesser have to live with the constant fear of having to miss one meal if prices continue to escalate. For such a scenario, the state government has the Fairs Price items supposed to be meant for those living Below Poverty Line (BPL). However, even this little measure of great help is snatched by corrupt politicians, bureaucrats and middlemen in cahoots with offenders who have made a killing out of muscling in on the distribution of FPS items. Whether prices are shooting up due to the GST or due to the perpetual forcible collection of taxes; no one is sure, least of all authorities who have been grappling with the problem. The common man is the worst suffer because all he gets from both the politicians and government is lip service. The market system is under the grip of syndicates and traders. They collect ‘tax’ supposed to be passed on to various factions but apparently, not all that has been collected is handed over. The common man (and woman) who has to pay high prices will continue to suffer because no one is interested in protecting his rights and ensuring he gets what is due. This is a grim scenario but it reveals the economic plight that continues to confront thousands of families in Nagaland while they grapple with day to day conditions. Government servants may or may not be hit hard; mainly because they are getting fat salaries which get fatter every ten years. Despite the pronouncements of the government offering all kinds of ‘incentives’ (that ultimately go to near and dear ones) thousands of those involved in small trade and enterprises; be it the few Nagas and majority nonNagas, they are gradually being suffocated by the weakening economy and also taxes imposed by all and sundry. Based on a rough study some time back, this newspaper found that prices of commodities such as vegetables were spiraling up. Interestingly, vegetables grown locally were sold for three times the price sold by the farmers. The vegetables are bought by wholesalers who then charge double the price from retailers. In turn, retailers add their profit and sell the items to the consumers who eventually pay thrice the amount. The fluctuations in prices of vegetables cannot be so wide as to be as high as cent percent though it is expected that there could be some slight differences. When prices of commodities in Dimapur rise, they have a cascading and multiply effect on the prices in other districts. It is undeniable that lack of economic avenues and also the rising cost of living is contributing to rise in anti-social activities. The authorities have to take a serious view on this issue and ascertain whether there exists a syndicate that manipulates market prices and promotes black marketing and profiteering. The challenge is whether the state government can open a kind of local cooperative market to ensure that unscrupulous traders don’t play around with their money to manipulate the market.

DailyDevotion Submitting to God’s Purpose

I have become all things to all men, that I might by all means save some. —1 Corinthians 9:22 A Christian worker has to learn how to be God’s man or woman of great worth and excellence in the midst of a multitude of meager and worthless things.

Never protest by saying, “If only I were somewhere else!” All of God’s people are ordinary people who have been made extraordinary by the purpose He has given them. Unless we have the right purpose intellectually in our minds and lovingly in our hearts, we will very quickly be diverted from being useful to God. We are not workers for God by choice. Many people deliberately choose to be workers, but they have no purpose of God’s almighty grace or His mighty Word in them. Paul’s whole heart, mind, and soul were consumed with the great purpose of what Jesus Christ came to do, and he never lost sight of that one thing. We must continually confront ourselves with one central fact— “…Jesus Christ and Him crucified” (1 Corinthians 2:2).

“I chose you…” (John 15:16). Keep these words as a wonderful reminder in your theology. It is not that you have gotten God, but that He has gotten you. God is at work bending, breaking, molding, and doing exactly as He chooses. And why is He doing it? He is doing it for only one purpose— that He may be able to say, “This is My man, and this is My woman.” We have to be in God’s hand so that He can place others on the Rock, Jesus Christ, just as He has placed us.

Never choose to be a worker, but once God has placed His call upon you, woe be to you if you “turn aside…to the right or the left…” (Deuteronomy 28:14).

He will do with you what He never did before His call came to you, and He will do with you what He is not doing with other people. Let Him have His way.

Quotes

Success comes to those who dedicate everything to their passion in life.

To be successful, it is also very important to be humble and never let fame or money travel to your head. ~ A. R. Rahman

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, October 26, 2017

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NPF M&PB on issue of cock symbol

a n y ye a r s h ave passed, much has been discussed and debated on the deplorable road conditions. So far have we travelled without achieving much and with more to suffer and worry about. Our roads are still bumpy and pathetic. It makes no indication of getting better, and to talk about it, one can only imagine the terribleness. For so many years, to provide good roads has been the sweet talks of the Government but never did we see good roads. For this reason, we will find out in many social media sites the anger, frustration, and depression of the public, especially youths. Being tired like anybody else, this thought keeps disturbing my mind as to how there cannot be good roads in Nagaland.

Allow me to share my perspectives on the menace of roads in Nagaland. To differentiate a good road and a bad road is as tuff as differentiating a true politician and an untrue politician in Nagaland.

Talking about bad roads, the roads in Kohima should not be ignored, the so called capital of Nagaland. If you are a resident of Kohima or pass by, you will know and get to know it better. The roads in Kohima are simply unique that once we get inside the Vehicle and start moving, our body starts to shake and dance. It tortures us not only physically but mentally as well. But that’s quite natural to say for normal being like us, the conditions of those sick people, pregnant women, heart patients and the like would be worst with no other alternatives. Again, it’s not even safe to walk by the roadside (footpath) because of the dusts created by Vehicles, and more miserably Vehicles splash dirty water all over our clothes during rainy seasons, which is so much annoying.

Thus, it becomes unsafe to travel both by foot and Vehicle.

With this situation in Kohima, shall we build a Smart City or

a Dystopian City?

While we complain of bad roads here, there are roads in some parts of Nagaland where only Shaktiman trucks can pass through and more so, there are no roads at all in some parts. Incredible Nagaland! Is’nt it? Our roads have helplessly become pathetic. It is not cookable nor burnable. It only finds its place in the dustbin at the end. Thus, it should be said that Nagaland is not only known for its rich culture and tradition but also known for its bad roads. Pardon me if that sounds disgraceful.

Nagaland roads are not even half as compared to the roads in our nearest states despite receiving maximum of funds from Centre. This makes us unique from the rest. Good cars alone will not do, we need good roads.

Now, imagine the dangers resulting from those pathetic roads. Many accidents are also due to those roads yet we act like we don’t care. Mushrooming of potholes can also cause danger to two wheelers and light Vehicles. There are also cases in villages and other rural areas where patients die on their way to hospital due to bad roads. Such cases are not rare even in towns.

While we are busy fighting for money and power, our roads are turning from bad to worst. It’s been 53 years since its formal inauguration and soon going to be 54 years. How longer will it take for Nagaland to have good roads? If those many years isn’t enough, our dream of having good roads will only end up in dream itself and not in reality. Don’t let the next generation curse us. God forbid.

Lately, talks were going on much on road connectivity and good roads which are good signs. But if truth be told from the depth of my heart, I’m quite doubtful if it was just because election is knocking at the door. I’m saying this because this usu-

ally happens in Nagaland at the eve of elections. Speaking one thing and doing the other is never a character of a good leader. Let it be not only talks but walks as well. Being a student, I’m disheartened to even dream of good roads when the Government cannot even provide our rightful scholarships at the right time with the rightful amount. And it is ironical when they talk about development. You greedy minds (politicians, bureaucrats, Contractors,etc.),become more realistic and don’t just build castles in the air. The roads are in a pathetic state.

Why was the situation allowed to deteriorate so much?

We talk of tourism potential in Nagaland but do we know that tourism will expand more when we have better roads? Not only does it expands tourism but it will subsequently open up ample of opportunities to economic growth. We all know that very well, if not we can even learn from our nearest states.

Hence, considering all the aforementioned, I want to appeal to all right thinking citizens of Nagaland to wake up from the deep slumber and start acting to rebuild our state, keeping in mind that we all have a share of responsibilities in the making of our state. If not now when? Albert Einstein has rightly said, ‘The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything.’ So too is our case. Shall we still keep quiet? To all the politicians and leaders, I’m writing today as a student and as a youth myself, if your concern is our future, prove it so and allow us to continue our journey smoothly without much to worry about. We are tired and we feel insecure seeing the happenings of today. So, if not other developments, at least good roads be provided first and foremost.

Divito Vese, St. Joseph’s College Jakhama

r TR Zeliang, who heads an unconstitutional Government, made a wishful statement when he said the Cock symbol of the Naga People’s Front would be theirs.

But this is just an attempt to fool and confuse the public because if he was so confident of getting the symbol Cock, he would not have been hobnobbing with the Nationalist People’s Party, nor would Neiphiu Rio burn the midnight oil to get his Party Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party registered with the Election Commission of India.

The general public can clearly see through their bluff and it is an open secret that their brief honeymoon shall come to an end in a matter of weeks as both of them head towards their respective political parties. But in the meantime, one should not think too harshly of their ridiculous statements since they are under immense pressure to keep their flock together, and they are compelled to make fantastic statements to convince their followers as well as themselves.

Mr Zeliang asked what type of majority we are going to prove to the ECI since they, Zeliang and cohorts, have already had their General Convention. For his as well as for the consumption of the public, few facts need to be pointed out.

1. In its order dated October 17, 2017, the ECI stated that as “ per the list of office bearers submitted by the Party [NPF] in 2015, Dr Shurhozelie Liezietsu was shown as the President of the party, and Shri Apong Pongener as the Working President.”

This makes it obvious that as far as the ECI is concerned, and as per the records available with the Commission, Dr Shurhozelie Liezietsu is the President of the Naga People’s Front.

2. The ECI, is the aforementioned Order, clearly stated that the present crisis had arisen “out of an application dated 17.08.2017 filed

by Sh. Neiphiu Rio, claiming himself as the President of the NPF.” It is evident that Rio is staking claim to something without the backing of legality, and the Commission, in its wisdom, has acknowledged this claim and has referred the matter back to the party.

If it had found any legality in Rio’s claim, it would have settled the matter then and there. But it has not.

3. The Commission also said that when “a similar dispute arose within the party in 2015 with rival claims between two factions and attendant expulsions and suspension, the Commission vide its order dated 27.03.2015 directed the two factions to follow the abovementioned provisions in Article XV of the Party Constitution to resolve the dispute with the decision of active members of the party as laid down therein.”

The Commission went on to direct the two groups to exhaust specific mechanism provided in the Constitution and to settle the dispute internally by way of calling for a General Convention and let active members decide the matter.

Human memory is not too short as to remember that in 2015, Dr Shurhozelie summoned an Emergent General Convention on April 30 and the rest is history.

Now, if the much-hyped socalled General Convention of September 20, 2017 held at Dimapur by the claimants were to have any legality or authority, the attention of the Commission would have been drawn to it and mention would have made of it in its Order dated October 17, 2017. But not even a whiff of mention of that gathering was made in the said order which goes to vindicate our stand that the September 20get-together at Dimapur was unauthorized, illegal and unconstitutional, and that expelled and suspended members of a political party are not competent enough to summon a General Convention of that political party.

As to Zeliang’s query as to what “type of General Convention will Dr Shurhozelie and his group convene again”, we would like to remind him that the November 22, 2017 General Convention called by Dr Shurhozelie would be something like that of April 30, 2015 General Convention where only active members enrolled prior to the dispute would be allowed to attend but expelled members like Mr Zeliang and cohorts would not be allowed to participate as per provisions of the party Constitution.

Issued by: Media & Press Bureau, Naga People’s Front, Central Headquarters, Kohima

How many more for the Dhansiri?

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he recent drowning of a young school boy in the waters of the Dhansiri river was a very sad episode and tragic event for all of us. It would be hard to express the sadness of the parents and the relatives which cannot be fathomed or comprehended in words. Anyone of us would feel our heart wrenching or chills shivering down our spines to experience such kind of pain and heartbreak happening to us if such kind of misfortune struck our children.

I can only imagine how the family of the young boy would have gone through the ordeal of all those hours of searching for the mortal remains in the watery grave.

Such incidents of young boys getting drowned in the Dhansiri and other surrounding rivers are frequent especially during the summer. It is not the first and probably won’t be the last too. Until and unless we take some preventive and corrective measures, this kind of watery grave incidents happening around the natural water bodies will go on. Today it may be happening in someone’s family and someone’s child but tomorrowit may happen to us. Parents, no matter how watchful or cautious they are of their children’s movements, cannot keep their eyes on them the full 24x7x365. A little busy or hectic schedule and stolen unguarded moments may prove costly which will leave a scar for a lifetime.

Tragedy mostly comes unexpectedly and unanticipated.

Though life and death is a matter of destiny which

ultimately rests in God the Almighty’s hands, yet there is something we as a society should also learn from theses tragic mishaps. Our leaders should also learn a lesson from this and try to minimize such kind of tragic happenings every year where many young school boys get drowned in our surrounding rivers.

With lots of risks involved in those natural openings, most of the children have no other option but the urge of a refreshing dip in the water seems to be very tempting which sadly becomes their tragic end in these unfavourable settings. Swimming in natural water bodies have higher risks of drowning and can be prevented by opening swimming schools and pools. Moving water and unpredictable currents can overwhelm even strong and expert swimmers.

Drowning incidents of course will happen and can never be fully brought to an end but atleast it can be somehow minimized to some extent. Accidents happen, and it is certainly not possible to ensure that drowning incidents don’t occur.

Any young adolescent wants to try out new sort of adventures in the form of games and sports besides other pursuits.

Swimming remains one interesting, challenging and a very thrilling quest for many people especially the younger lot. Even our other neighbouring states like Mizoram, Manipur or Meghalaya have lots of facilities and proper infrastructure for nurturing young budding talents and

also for recreational activities. They have good and safe swimming pools where instructors, life-guards and watchmen keep a close vigil on young underage swimmers or people of all age.

But here in Nagaland, we have only some untamed, wild and unpredictable rivers where young lives are put on a very high risk while pursuing out some fun in the form of swimming out with friends during an age of peer pressure and in those pursuits and curiously exploring new horizons often end up tragically.

The one public swimming pool that was supposed to be built at the Dimapur Club premises is now lying half –done for almost a decade. The contractors, department concerned and the people involved will be the best to know why it is left in that condition for such a long time. Thanks to the complacent and our easy going attitude of who cares, who bothers and who gives a damn as long as it doesn’t affect us? For the children like us who were born during the 70s and the 80s, we were the luckier lot because we swam around all those murky and muddy pools and ponds around the Dimapur town inspite of our parents’ thrashings and countless beatings for doing so. And yet we survived.

We owe thanks to God for bringing us till today.

Owning a swimming pool is costly and not everyone can afford it except some very few creamy layers of the high society. But atleast we should have a public pool by now owned and maintained by municipal authorities where

proper standards and norms are put into practice. Swimming pools aren’t just for fun but they are good for health too. Swimming has always been a fun activity for everybody. It’s a great socializer for all age groups from college students to the elderly to infants to high schoolers. Almost anyone finds joy in jumping into a cool pool on a hot summer day.

But forget about a public swimming pool, even today we cannot boast of a public park where we can walk around in the morning or evening freely and contentedly. Most have to be satisfied despite being inundated by tons of dust choking us from the speeding cars and trucks on a dry day or getting splashed by muddy waters of countless potholes all over the pathetic roads on some wet day. You try walking on the footpath and you’re risking yourself where your feet will end up in the one of many cracks and gaping holes of the slabs and drain covers .Poor us, indeed.

To prevent these types of frequent drowning, recreation centres with swimming pools with trained lifeguards should be introduced. It is sad that we don’t have any swimming pools to teach our young kids the art of swimming here in the towns. Village kids, being brought up in a harder and tougher environment learn these skills by their sheer way of adapting to their surroundings in a rough and the tough way of life. Besides the lack of swimming ability or skills the other main causes that leads to drowning deaths

seems to be from lack of close supervision, lack of barriers and absence of life-jackets especially among the new enthusiastic young swimmers. When we don’t have any facility to teach the art of swimming or better their swimming skills, their drowning in the wild open untamed rivers cannot be attributed to children alone .In an open survey in America it was found that maximum of drowning accidents happen in natural settings like lakes, rivers or ocean rather than in swimming pools.

Besides swimming lessons isn’t only for kids but even

for seniors of all ages during emergencies.

As I write this, a friend of mine narrated me an incident where another boy was drowned towards the Dillai gate side while swimming at a recently formed water body, dug-up by some JCB excavators. The Woods at Mokokchung and the Niathu Resorts at Dimapur are fine examples which should be emulated so as to minimize future tragedies.

Only that it should be accessible for all class of people with proper safety measures imposed.

Jonah Achumi

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More security in the streets

Sir,

Reading in the papers about murder, rape, kidnapping and extortion has become daily manna for Naga society. It is so unfortunate that such kinds of unheard of atrocities in our society have become an everyday affair. In addition to all sorts of corruption and mismanagement in governance, the public safety has become neglible. People are no longer safe to step out of their houses even to go shopping as law and order seem to be at a standstill. The recent murder of a Lotha woman by a Manipuri is a glaring example of how unsafe people are even in broad daylight. God forbid that such a situation should be allowed to continue in our streets which have become murder zones. As for the culprit, law must exact the appropriate punishment so that such gory, unfortunate incidents donot repeat themselves. At the same time, Naga society need a total change in mindset and shy away from greed, lascivious style of living as such examples are not good for young Nagas. We need to revert back to more simplicity and more spiritualism in our approach to living. Children need to be taught that violence is not the answer for begetting a better society. At the same time, those guardians and law and order need to spruce up their patrolling in the streets to prevent any mischief from igniting into murder etc.

Hitoli Ayemi, Duncan Basti Dimapur

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Chief election commissioner AK Joti, flanked by election commissioners Sunil Arora and OP Rawat (left), announces the schedule for the Gujarat assembly elections,in New Delhi.

Ahmedabad, OCT 25 (AGENCIES): The process of selecting candidates for the upcoming Gujarat elections gathered steam in the BJP and Congress camps, after the Election Commission announced the polling dates on Wednesday.

While the BJP is holding a six-day state-level parliamentary board meeting that will conclude on Thursday, senior Congress leaders have left for Delhi to prepare the list of candidates.

The mood in the two camps, however, painted a contrasting picture. While it is just a matter of time before the Congress announces the re-candidacy of its 43 sitting MLAs, the BJP – which has the spectre of anti-incumbency looming over it – seems

more likely to introduce new faces. The fate of 44 Patidar MLAs in the BJP camp is particularly precarious at a time when their community is up in arms against the party leadership over non-fulfilment of its demand for OBC status.

Chief minister Vijay Rupani had already dropped several Patidar heavyweights – including Saurabh Patel and Rajnikant Patel – while forming his cabinet in August 2016.

The BJP, which lost the 2015 rural local body elections in the backdrop of the Patidar agitation, was unhappy that its 44 MLAs from the community not only failed to gauge the scale of the agitation but also fell woefully short in containing it. While senior leaders like deputy chief

minister Nitin Patel are unlikely to be dropped, things will definitely get tough for them. The party is likely to project former aides of Patidar quota stir leader Hardik Patel – including Varun Patel and Reshma Patel (who recently joined the BJP) – as the new faces of the community.

Similarly, Dalit leader Ramanlal Vora was removed from the cabinet and appointed as the assembly speaker in the wake of four Dalit youths being flogged by cow vigilantes in Una. “The parliamentary board meetings will end on Thursday. Panels will come up with a list of probables for each seat in the next stage, following which the final list will be announced from Delhi,” said Rupani.

OBC leader Alpesh Thakor and some of his team members are likely to emerge as the new faces from the Congress camp.

They were formally inducted into the party earlier this week.

“The selection of candidates for the Congress will be done on merit. Besides, the party has affirmed that it is going to repeat all its 43 sitting MLAs,” said Arjun Modhwadia, a senior party leader.

Naveen showers sops before Bijepur bypoll Bhubaneshwar, Oct 25 (AGENCIES): The Naveen Patnaik government announced a drought package for farmers and promised to make Bijepur a municipality, ahead of a high-voltage bypoll in this western Odisha constituency.

The bypoll was necessitated by the death of Congress legislator Subal Sahu, whose wife Rita will be the ruling Biju Janata Dal’s (BJD) candidate.

The Election Commission has yet to announce the dates but Bijepur is turning out to be a prestige fight between the BJD and BJP, which has done well in this summer’s panchayat polls in the region adjoining partyruled Chhattisgarh.

The government announced a drought package for 70 blocks, including Bijepur, for crop loss because

of a poor monsoon.

Agriculture subsidy will be given at Rs 6,800 a hectare in non-irrigated areas and Rs 13,500 in areas having irrigation to small and marginal farmers who lost 33% and above of their crops. Drought-hit farmers will get 50% remission on land revenue, while tuition and examination fees in government and aided schools and colleges are waived off.

The government had also announced a Rs1,246crore lift irrigation project named after poet Gangadhar Meher for Bijepur.

Located at a higher elevation, Bijepur is droughtprone as water flowing through canals from the Mahanadi doesn’t reach the region. In addition to these packages, it was announced that Bijepur will be given the status of a notified area council and a sub-registrar’s

office for registration of land documents will be set up too. BJP leader Prithiviraj Harichandan called these announcements “nothing more than empty promises with no budgetary provisions”.

The party hopes to consolidate its position after the good show in the rural polls.

But the BJD is confidant of stopping its resurgent and aggressive rival.

Party’s Rajya Sabha MP Prasanna Acharya said the BJP “should stop daydreaming over Bijepur”.

The BJP has drafted in BJD rebel leader Ashok Panigrahy and plans a highvoltage campaign, led by Union petroleum minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Ministers from neighbouring Chhattisgarh are expected to lend heft to the party’s campaign.

Mother and 4 children thrown out of train; cops baffled

Aotsakilimi Students’ Union (ASU) has clarified that the felicitation message for Miss Aliho Shikhu published on October 24 edition, the name of the father should be read as Khukiye Shikhu and not as published.

tracks between Maanpur and Ramkot.

Police also found a 12-year-old girl, Rabina Khatoon, near the tracks at Mehmoodabad on Tuesday and established a day later that she is the eldest daughter of the family.

The other two sisters who survived the fall are Samina, 4, and Algun Khatoon, 9. The surviving sisters are admitted to hospital. The family was in a general coach of the train and on their way to Motihari from Amritsar, according to the police.

ministrations from time to time towards the need for a robust criminal justice system with emphasis on prevention and control of crime. “The state administrations are requested to... ensure that a peaceful environment prevails, allowing journalists/media personnel to exercise freedom of speech and expression in their professional pursuit; ensure that the investigations are concluded in a time-bound manner and public trust in criminal justice system is maintained,” it said.

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(From p-1) NWHD president, Nungshirenla, who read the memorandum at the rally, condemned the act and called upon everyone to respect the will and choice of women.

“Be it in any profession since everyone has the right to live and no one has the authority to interfere in other business,” she said.

Expressing regret over tremendous misuse of social media, Nungshirenla cautioned social media users to respect the victim and refrain from uploading gory pictures.

Lotha Youth Organization Dimapur (LYOD) president, Mhonchumo Ovung; Dimapur Sumi Totimi Hoho (DSTH) president, Hukhali V Chishi; Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) action committee convenor, DP Angami; Western Chakhesang Hoho president, Vekhosayi Nyekha; NWHD general secretary, Vimeno Liegise and Dimapur Elumyo Ekhung chairman, Renathung Ezung also spoke at the rally and extended support on the demand of the LEED and NWHD.

Survey on for ropeway in Kedarnath, U’khand tells NGT New Delhi, Oct 25 (IANS): To curb ecological degradation of Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary due to helicopter service for the pilgrimage, the Uttarakhand government on Wednesday informed the National Green Tribunal (NGT) that it has started ground survey for construction of a ropeway.

The Tribunal, in September, suspended the helicopter services that aid the pilgrimage but fly over the wildlife sanctuary and thus impact the ecology of the region.

The state government has filed the affidavit after the NGT sought clarification from the state over its stand on the report by the Wildlife Institute of India (WII), saying helicopters in the Kedarnath Valley were flying at an altitude as low as 150 metres, thus increasing noise levels to 70-80 decibels.

The permissible levels is 50 decibels during day, essential for a protected and ecologically sensitive area like the Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary.

The state government told the NGT that the Tourism Ministry is conducting a “ground survey” for the purpose of construction of the ropeway and the “report will be submitted to the Tribunal soon”.

The Tribunal earlier issued notice to the state government following a petition from NGO Doaba Paryavaran Samiti, that pointed out that unregulated and low flying of helicopter over Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary impacts the wildlife there.

(From p-1) Taking on the stand of the rival group which on October 24 resolved to seek disqualification of the nine MLAs (with Dr. Shürho), Yitachu pointed out that on July 19, 2017 there was no voting in the assembly since there was no motion for or against being tabled.

Therefore, he said the rival demand for disqualification of the nine MLAs had no legitimacy or any basis. He urged the party workers not to be confused nor with such a “foolish resolutions”.

He also took a swipe at the joint statement issued by chief minister T.R. Zeliang and Lok Sabha MP (and NPF president) Neiphiu Rio which concluded with declaration that the resolution (October 24) was made “with sound mind and without any duress...”. Yitachu said the wording revealed that those rival members were threatened and made to accept the resolution under duress. He said no political party passes any such resolution.

On the allegation that the nine MLAs had threatened to impeach NLA speaker, Yitachu reminded that they were well aware of the procedures on impeaching the speaker.

Yitachu also reminded the NLA speaker that he

can only exercise powers as per the law and not on his own and if he cannot handle whip.

R. Tohanba, MLA also cautioned the speaker that he cannot escape responsibility by keeping the cases pending as he will have to dispose off the matter sooner or later, in whosever favour it may be.

He also asked what was stopping the Speaker from disqualifying the 10 MLAs who had voted against Zeliang’s whip?

He further alleged that the consultative meeting and general convention of the dissidents was a purchased event.

NPF youth wing to continue dharna

NPF central youth wing on Wednesday informed that the sit-in dharna would continue indefinitely “until and unless the NLA speaker passes appropriate orders as per the rules.”

In a press note, NPF central youth wing said it had also submitted a representation to the NLA speaker on Wednesday informing the latter that the youth wing was compelled to stage the dharna to register its protest against the “illegality committed by speaker’s office.”

The youth wing also alleged that the speaker’s

o f f i c e h a d f r e q u e n t ly abused the constitution of India and rules framed by the Nagaland Legislative Assembly.

The youth wing stated that they were not convinced by the speaker’s justification, saying the response was just “beating round the bush to confuse the general public”.

The youth wing said, if the opinion of the speaker was that the demise of the petitioner (late Kiyanilie Peseyie) had rendered the proceeding infructuous in legal parlance, then he (speaker) should have passed appropriate orders to this effect, under the laid down rules as prescribed in the members of the NLA (disqualification on the ground of defection) rules 2003. On speaker’s justification that Kuzholuzo Nienu’s appointment as leader of NPF legislature party was under review, the youth wing said it was just a vague excuse. There was no mention about when and from whom did the speaker seek legal opinion and also the time to furnish the reply was not mentioned, the youth wing stated.

Since the speaker’s office was deliberately delaying the matter and did not consider the interest of the state, the youth wing would continue to protest, it said.

Aadhaar–mobile number linking to become simpler New Delhi, Oct 25 (AGENCIES): Government has initiated measures, including re-verification at subscribers’ doorstep and OTP-based authentication of existing users. The process of reverifying existing mobile subscribers using Aadhaar is set to become simpler and more convenient, according to an official source.

The government has initiated a series of measures, including allowing re-verification at subscribers’ doorstep and One Time Password–based authentication of existing users, to make the entire exercise easier for telecom subscribers.

Telecom operators have been directed to offer the facility at the subscriber’s doorstep for the convenience of those with

disablity, illness or old age, the source familiar with the development told PTI. Operators have been asked to put in place an online mechanism (through website, and other means) for people to request for such service.

It has also enabled Aadhaar OTP-based authentication for re-verification of existing mobile users. Telecom service-providers have been instructed to initiate a scheme to use OTP-based re-verification of mobile subscribers using SMS or IVRS or on their mobile app.

“This means that if one mobile number is registered in the Aadhaar database, then the OTP method can be used for reverification of that number as well as other mobile numbers owned by the subscriber,” the source

pointed out. Nearly 50 crore mobile numbers are already registered in the Aadhaar database, and the OTP can be leveraged for re-verification in all of these cases, the source added. In case of agent-assisted biometric authentication for SIM re-verification or issuance, telcos have been asked to ensure that full e-KYC details of subscribers are not made visible to the agent.

Nor should data be stored on the agent’s device, the source added.

In the current dispensation, e-KYC data of the subscriber, including photographs, are visible to the agent of the telecom operator.

The slew of measures being undertaken are aimed at improving ease of re-verification and its success rate, the official

added. The source pointed out that some residents, especially senior citizens, found it difficult to verify their identity using fingerprint-based Aadhaar authentication. Also, there were cases where residents — those bed-ridden, ill or physically challenged — were unable to visit the service points of telecom service-providers.

Telecom operators have also been directed to deploy iris devices at an “appropriate number of service points” so subscribers have access to iris authentication “within a reasonable geographical distance”.

This will be useful for people who face problems with fingerprint authentication, owing to poor fingerprint quality, disability or old age, the source explained.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR ELECTRICAL INSPECTORATE NAGALAND : KOHIMA

NOTIFICATION In continuation of this office letter No-CEI/NSDA/ W-15/2017-18/366 dated 27.09.2017, the Electrical Inspectorate as the Nagaland State Designated Agency (NSDA) on Energy Conservation is conducting A "Workshop cum Training Programme" on formation of "Energy Club" at the School level.

In this regard the Nodal Officer (nominated by School Principal/Headmaster/Head Mistress) of the respective School are requested to attend the above Training on 31.10.2017 at 11:00 A.M in the Electrical Inspectorate Office premises at Kohima Night Bazar Building, Main Town.

Expenditure of Accommodation & TA/DA of the Nodal officer will be borne by NSDA.

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Police suspect all five were pushed off AmritsarSaharsa Express at different locations within 50km in less than an hour. The family is from Bihar’s Motihari and the children’s uncle, father and another person are the suspects, police said.

Police found the body of the mother, Afreena Khatoon, 36, on the tracks at Maigalganj on Wednesday afternoon and believe she was the first to be pushed out.

On Tuesday, her sevenyear-old daughter Muniya’s body was found on the

(From p-1) The ministr y said from time to time, incidents of attacks on journalists and mediapersons were reported and all such cases need to be investigated promptly “to ensure that criminals get persecuted in a time-bound manner”.

The ministr y said while police and public order are state subjects under the Constitution, in view of its importance, it is drawing the attention of the state governments and Union Territory ad-

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LUCKNOW 25 (AGENCIES): It was not three minor sisters, as believed, but four as well as their mother who were pushed off a moving train in Uttar Pradesh, police found on Wednesday as the death toll in the case rose to two.

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to healthy firms and borrowers, creating a virtuous cycle of investment and job creation. The Government of India’s decisive package to restore the health of the Indian banking system is in the view of the Reserve Bank of India, a monumental step forward in safeguarding the country’s economic future,” he said. Non-performing assets (NPAs) of banks have more than doubled to Rs 7.33 lakh crore in June 2017

who issues it. The interest burden on the government for issuing recapitalisation bond would be about Rs 8,000-9,000 crore, according to Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian.

Patel said these bonds would involve participation of private shareholders of PSU banks by requiring that parts of the capital needs be met by market funding.

“Last but not the least, it will allow for a calibrated approach whereby banks that have better addressed their balance-sheet issues and are in a position to use fresh capital injection for immediate credit creation can be given priority while others shape up to be in a similar position,” he said.

The issuance of bonds would provide for a good way of bringing some market discipline into a public recapitalisation programme compared to the past recapitalisation programmes.

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from Rs 2.75 lakh crore in March 2015.

“For the first time in last decade, we now have a real chance that all the policy pieces of the jigsaw puzzle will be in place for a comprehensive and coherent, rather than piece- meal, strategy to address the banking sector challenges,” Patel said. Outlining the ‘desirable features’ of the recapitalisation package, Patel said the recapitalisation bonds will front-load capital injections while staggering the fiscal implications over a period of time.

“As such, the recapitalisation bonds will be liquidity neutral for the government except for the interest expense that will contribute to the annual fiscal deficit numbers,” the governor said. Jaitley yesterday said that the impact of the recapitalisation bond on fiscal deficit would depend on the nature of the bond and

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New Delhi, Oct 25 (PTI): Reserve Bank Governor Urjit Patel Wednesday said the Rs 2.11 lakh crore bank recapitalisation plan is a ‘monumental step forward’ in safeguarding India’s economic future and a comprehensive policy would be put in place to address the challenges faced by the sector. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley yesterday announced that Rs 2.11 lakh crore would be infused in PSU banks over two years, of which Rs 1.35 lakh crore will be through recapitalisation bonds. The remaining Rs 76,000 crore would be from the budgetary support and market raising.

Welcoming the government’s decision, Patel in a statement said that a wellcapitalised banking system is a pre-requisite for stable economic growth.

“Economic history has shown us repeatedly that it is only healthy banks that lend

on the program, including the structure of the recapitalization bonds and allocations to individual banks, have not yet been disclosed.

However, the government has announced that this program will be implemented over the next two years, during which the infusion of the recapitalization bonds will be frontloaded.

Moody’s said that In the past, the government had used the recapitalization bond route to recapitalize public sector banks.

Those instr uments typically had relatively long maturities and did not have much market liquidity. A similar structure this time would have some negative implications for the banks’ liquidity and profitability profiles. “However, given that the overarching credit weakness of the public sector banks currently is their weak capitalization levels, we would see infusion of the recapitalization bonds as a significant credit positive, notwithstanding some of these potential weaknesses in their structure,” it said.

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On August 30, the bench of Chief Justice Misra, Justice Amitava Roy and Justice A.M. Khanwilkar had said that the challenge to the constitutional validity of the Aadhaar scheme would be heard in the first week of November.

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the next two years would be around Rs 700-950 billion, factoring in the two main drivers of their capital needs - the need to comply with Basel 3 requirements, and for conservative recognition and provisioning of their asset quality problems,” says Vadlamani.

He said even if only the recapitalization bonds and the already announced budgetary support are factored in, the capital infusion by the government should be able to comfortably address the capital requirements of the public sector banks.

In addition, the inability of most these banks to access the equity capital markets has also been a key constraint on their capital levels. With much greater visibility now on these banks receiving adequate capital from the government, they may also accordingly regain market access.

He said that there is significant scope for the government to reduce its current shareholdings in these banks and still maintain majority ownership. Details

accounts, PAN, mobile numbers and other schemes during this extended period.

Venugopal said that he would come back and respond to the clarification sought by the court on Monday. However, he said that no coercive action will be taken.

The court sought clarification as senior counsel Shyam Divan and Anand Grover appearing for the batch of petitioners urged the court that government should refrain from taking any coercive action not only against those who don’t have Aadhaar but also those who have but consciously not linking with Abank accounts, PAN, mobile numbers and other government schemes.

He said that if the government assures on this point, they would agree for holding the hearing sometime in February next year, otherwise hearing should take place in first week of November as decided earlier by the top court.

Referring to various complaints of banks making accounts dormant after

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Bank recap plan ‘monumental step forward’: Patel

NEW DELHI, Oct 25 (Agencies): Global rating agency Moody’s Investors Service said on Wednesday that the government’s Rs 2.11 lakh crore recapitalisation plan for public sector banks is a credit positive for the sector.

The government on Tuesday announced a fresh package to breathe life into ailing public sector banks through a Rs 2.11 lakh crore infusion that will provide them with much-needed share capital for lending and revive investment, crucial for job creation in Asia’s third-largest economy.

“The quantum of the plan is large enough to comprehensively address these banks’ weak capitalization levels and is a significant credit positive as weak capitalization is the main credit weakness for most rated public sector banks,” said Srikanth Vadlamani, a Moody’s Vice President and Senior Credit Officer.

“For the 11 rated public sector banks, Moody’s estimates that their external capital requirements over

New Delhi, Oct 25 (IANS): The Central government on Wednesday told the Supreme Court that it will extend till March 31, 2018, the deadline for linking Aadhaar with bank accounts, PAN, mobile numbers and other schemes for those who don’t have the unique identification number and are willing to go for it.

Attorney General K.K.Venugopal said that the government will extend the deadline till March 31 after Chief Justice Dipak Misra, who heads the bench hearing the case, asked him if government was prepared to extend it. The existing deadline, extended by three months after the earlier deadline on September 30, is till December 31.

“The government will be open for the deadline for linking Aadhaar to various programmes being extended for another three months till March 31, 2018, for those who do not have Aadhaar ... and are willing to enrol for Aadhaar,” Attorney General K.K.Venugopal told the bench.

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Sentiment got a lift after the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley yesterday announced a massive Rs 6.92 lakh crore infrastructure spending and another Rs 2.11 lakh crore for bank recapitalisation to revive investments as well as growth, brokers said.

Among the PSUbanks, Punjab National Bank, Bank of India, Union Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce, IOB, IDBI Bank, Andhra Bank, UCO Bank and Bank of Maharashtra were at the centre stage and recorded gains by up to 30 per cent.

Infrastructure segment stocks such as L&T, NHPC, HCC NCC were major gainers, helping the key indices to scale new highs.

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Mumbai, Oct 25 (PTI): The BSE Sensex Wednesday soared to the life-time high of 33,117.33 and the NSE Nifty scaled the historic 10,340.55 mark in opening trade as banking stocks rallied after the government announced a mega Rs 2.11 lakh crore recapitalisation plan for NPA-hit state-run lenders.

The 30-share Sensex soared 509.99 points, or 1.56 per cent, to quote at an all-time high of 33,117.33 points, breaching its previous record high (intra-day) of 32,699.86 hit on October 17.

The gauge had gained 224.41 points in the previous two straight sessions.

Banking behemoth SBI rallied 19.47 per cent while private peers ICICI Bank and Axis Bank soared up to 8 per cent in early trade, sending the barometer indices to record high.

All the sectoral indices led by bank, PSU, capital goods and infrastructure were trading in the positive zone with gains of up to 6.27 per cent.

The 50-share Nifty also hit a historic high of 10,340.55 by climbing

Linking Aadhaar to bank accounts, mobiles to be extended to Mar 31

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DECLARATION

I, Shri. Viniho Sumi, S/o Lt. Ghoshilho Sumi permanent resident of Kivikhu Village, Satakha Town - Sub-Division, District-Zunheboto, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the aforementioned address.

2. That my name is written/recorded in my Service Book as Viniho Sumi and in my other documents as Viniho.

3. That these names written above are my name and are the same person i.e. me.

4. That this affidavit is sworn for the purpose to declare that above names are my name only and are the same person.

5. That the statements made for Para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein.

And I signed this affidavit on this 25th day of Aug', 2017, at Dimapur, Nagaland Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent.

Notary Public Regd. No. 2516/2017, Date : 25/10/2017 DP-11148

Regd. No. 136/17

AFFIDAVIT OF DECLARATION

Date : 03/04/2017

I, Shri. LIMHATHUNG ODYUO, S/o Lt. YISAO ODYUO a resident of Orchid colony, Wokha Town, District-Wokha, Nagaland do hereby declare and affirm as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at the above mentioned address.

2. That in my GPF Statement Accounts my name has been inadvertently entered as LIMATHUNG LOTHA whereas in all other documents my name is entered as LIMHATHUNG ODYUO but both the names are of the same and one person.

3. That I also declare that my correct and actual name is LIMHATHUNG ODYUO which I shall be using in my future undertakings and correspondences.

4. That I also declare that in my GPF Statement Accounts my Date of Birth is inadvertently entered 07/04/1960 but my correct and actual Date of Birth is 04/07/1960 which I had been using in all my undertakings.

5. That this affidavit is made absolute wherein nothing been concealed to mislead any institution/authority whatsoever.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this day of 3rd April 2017.

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DECLARATION/ CORRECTION OF NAME & FATHERS NAME I, Shri. Litsamong S/o, Shri. Seokiu of Singrep Village presently reside at Mission Compound Ward Kiphire Town, District Kiphire, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of above mentioned address.

2. That my correct official name is Litsamong and my Father’s Name as Seokiu but due to negligence my name is enter and record as Athong Sangtam and father name as Lt. Yamtu in my office ID Card and office record.

3. That Litsamong S/o, Seokiu and Athrong Sangtam, S/o, Lt. Yamtu are the names of one and same person i.e. my name.

4. That I have sworn this affidavit to declare my correct name as Litsamong, S/o. Seokiu and shall use the same in all my future correspondence and record and also to rectify the same in my all relevant documents.

5. That the statement made from para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been stated in this affidavit.

In witness where of I sign. this affidavit on this day the 12th of October 2017 at Kiphire, Nagaland.

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OFFICE OF THE

CONDEMNS

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With immense pride and honour, the Longsa Village Students’ Union LVSU convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Z. Tsutsamo Ezung, S/o. Late Zubonthung Ezung for securing the post of fishery Inspector Class-II NonGazetted, under Fisheries Dept. through State prestigious exam NPSC 2017.

Finally, your hard work has paid off and proven that sky is the limit for everyone who genuinely yearns for success.

The Union further wishes you all the best in your future endeavours.

CONDEMNATION NOTE

Elumyo Village Council, Elumyo Students’ Union and Elumyo Eloe Ekhung strongly condemned the brutal murder of Lt. Alino Tsanglao, W/o. Rajesh Agarwal at New Market, Dimapur by Rupak Singh from Manipur.

In a condemnation note, the EVC, ESU and EEE extended its support towards the Lotha Hoho Dimapur demand against the accused from the law enforcing agency and called upon the right thinking citizens to condemn such barbaric act.

Further, the three bodies expressed heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family members and pray for the departed soul to rest in peace.

Y. Amos Lotha President, ESU

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ADMINISTRATOR ZUNHEBOTO TOWN COUNCIL

ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND NO.ZTC/OC-2/20015-16/77 /Dated Zbto, the 24th Oct. 2017

The Zunheboto Town Council would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude and sincere thanks to Shri. Chibonimo Odyuo, Sr. Branch Manager (NSCB) Zunheboto for providing 100 (One hundred) Nos of plastic chairs under CSR Scheme for 2017-2018.

M.Mangyang Imsong, Secretary, LIKT, Kohima

OFFICE OF THE

The Molungkimong Village Council do hereby withdraws the declaration in connection with Naga Hoho published in Nagaland Post, dated 13th Oct. 2017 as it is not in the general public interest of the community.

Y. Imsü Tzudir Chairman, VCM

I. Nungsang Secretary, VCM

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FELICITATION

The Longjemdang Village Council with immense pride and honor extend our heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Nemjemyanger Kubzari, S/o Mr & Mrs I Bendangtoshi Kubzari, on being conferred as Assistant Veterinary Surgeon (Class-I Gazetted), through the recent NPSC examination.

It is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God continue to bless him in his future endeavour.

L. Alem Secretary, LVC

CLARIFICATION

Xi Jinping waves during a press event to introduce new members of the Chinese Politburo in Beijing’s Great Hall of the People Oct 25, 2017. (AP/PTI)

week-long Communist Party National Congress, the biggest event in China’s political calendar, which is held every five years.

Xi and Li, 62 walked along with members of the new Politburo Standing Committee before a media event telecast live across the world.

Xi in a brief address after introducing the new committee said, “Over the past five years we have set out a broad agenda, some tasks have been completed while others need more work.”

“With decades of hard work, socialism with Chinese characteristics has entered a new era. In this new context, we must get a new look and, more importantly, make new accomplishments,” he said.

He spoke about the China entering new era of modernisation.

“As I look ahead to the next five years, I see several important junctures and signposts,” Xi

said.

Stating that the coming five years between the 19th and the 20th Party Congress is the period in which the timeframes of the two Centenary goals will converge, Xi said, “Not only we must deliver the first centenary goal, we must also embark on the journey towards the second centenary goal.”

“Peace and development are precious and should be valued.

The CPC will work with other countries for shared future and the noble cause of peace and development of all humanity,” he said.

Over the past five years, China’s GDP rose from 54 trillion yuan (USD 8.2 trillion) to 80 trillion yuan, contributing more than 30 per cent of global economic growth.

Xi also thanked the national and international media for working hard in reporting about the party’s key Congress.

FUNERAL SERVICE of W.J Yabang (Sungratsu)

Date : 26/10/2017 Time : 10:30 am Unity village 5th mile, Dimapur (Near Tetso College)

FELICITATION Through this column, we the Mishilimi Students’ Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the followings; 1. Er. Vilini Q Wotsa, D/o Qhutovi Wotsa & Hosheli Wotsa for securing the post of SDO under the Department of Work & Housing.

2. Er. Omegali Sheqi, D/o Inashe Sheqi & Xutoli Sheqi for securing the post JE under the Department of Work & Housing.

3. Mrs. Khesheli Daniel Wotsa from Government Hr. Secondary School, Dimapur for receiving the prestigious State Teacher Award.

4. Mr. Vitoshe Sheqi from Government High School, Pughoboto for receiving District Teacher Award.

5. Mr. Qhutovi Wotsa on his promotion to the post of Joint Director at the Directorate of Horticulture.

6. Mr. Kivito Sheqi on his promotion to the post of Head Assistant, Election Department ADC office Pughoboto .

We wish them success and greater achievement in their future endeavours.

OBETO SHEQI KABOTO SWU President General Secretary

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LONGJEMDANG SENSO MUNGDANG

FELICITATION

With profound appreciation to the Almighty God and with immense joy, the Longjemdang Senso Mungdang congratulates Dr. Nemjemyanger Kubzari, S/o Mr & Mrs I Bendangtoshi Kubzari, for successfully clearing the recent NPSC examination and being conferred as Assistant Veterinary Surgeon (Class-1 Gazetted).

The Longjemdang Sensosanger wishes him success and greater achievements in all his future endeavours.

Mayangchetba President, LSM

Moanungsang Secretary, LSM

FELICITATION

TESOPHENYU GROUP PUBLIC UNION

LONGJEMDANG VILLAGE COUNCIL

I. Wate Council Chairman, LVC

C. Zumomo Tsanglao Chairman, EVC

Dist. Mokokchung, Nagaland, P.O : Tuli - 798618

The Longkong Imsongunger Kidong Telongjem Kohima expresses heartfelt appreciation and would like to congratulate Dr. Watinaro Imsong, D/o Mr. Imitoshi Imsong and Mrs. Temsukala Longkumer on being conferred Ph.D for her study on Geomorphological Appraisal of Neotectonic Activities in Shillong Plateau, Northeast India from Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun and Dept. of Geological Science, Gauhati University Assam. We are immensely proud of your achievement and we wish you all the best in your future endeavours.

Sd/President, LIKT, Kohima

P. Libeno Tsanglao Chairperson, EEE

MOLUNGKIMONG VILLAGE COUNCIL

FELICITATION

The Tseminyu Village Students’ union take immense pride and joy to extend heartiest congratulations to Mr. Asolo Kent, S/o Lt. Sentsin Kent for being successfully qualified to the post of JE (Class-II Gazetted) under Irrigation & Flood Control Department in the NPSC Combined Technical Examination 2016-2017.

The Union thank our Almighty God for the success and further wishes him the very best in all his future endeavours.

Soti Kent Gwahyunle Khing President, TVSU Education & Statistical Secy.

which imposed an embargo on coal, iron, fish and seafood exports. Warmbier was detained in North Korea in January 2016 when he visited the country as a tourist.

Authorities sentenced him to 15 years of hard labour after the 22-year-old was found guilty of attempting to steal a political propaganda poster from his hotel in Pyongyang.

He had fallen into a coma for more than a year before he was released in June 2017 and died a month after.

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TSONE SHIJO PRESIDENT, CWWF

LONGKONG IMSONGUNGER KIDONG TELONGJEM

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(Vekhoyi Chakhesang) NCS Addl. Deputy Commissioner & Administrator, Zunheboto Town Council

AKHOLU SWURO SECRETARY, CWWF

completely eliminate Pyongyang’s access to the global financial system.

The United Nations approved last month a new package of sanctions aimed at economically stifling North Korea, which includes limitations on the country’s petroleum and byproduct imports as well as a ban on its textiles export.

According to estimates by the US, North Korea would lose $ 2.7 billion or about 90 per cent of its sales abroad together with previous sets of sanctions,

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APPRECIATION

The Chozubami Women Welfare Forum Kohima vehemently condemns the inhuman torture and murder of a pregnant women Late Kükhrülü (Akhune) daughter of Vamu Phesao of Chozuba Village by one Mr. Yanvunthung Ngullie of N.Longidang Village, a constable of 4th NAP Kohima on 20th September 2017 at Bayavü Hill, Kohima. The Forum further appealed the Law enforcing agency to expedite the investigation process and award rigorous punishment to the culprit at the earliest.

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Lichamo Kikon Gen. Secretary, LVSU

sury to freeze the accounts of foreign financial institutions that conduct business with North Korea.

“It’s time for those banks to choose between aiding and abetting the North Korean government or standing for peace with America and its allies,” Republican representative Andy Barr, the author of the bill, said during a house debate on Tuesday.

“Foreign banks can either do business benefiting North Korea or business with the United States.

They cannot do both,” Barr said, adding that the current sanctions still failed to

CHOZUBAMI WOMEN WELFARE FORUM KOHIMA

LONGSA VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION

Chenithung Ezung President, LVSU

WASHINGTON, OCT 25 (IANS): Aiming to cut off Pyongyang’s links to the global financial system, the US House of Representatives has approved a bill to impose more sanctions on North Korea over its nuclear programme.

The bill approved on Tuesday received 415 votes in favour and 2 against, Efe news reported.

It is named after Otto Warmbier, an American student who died in June after spending more than a year in coma in a North Korean prison.

The legislation calls on the US Department of Trea-

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cussion with Suu Kyi, said Home Ministry spokesman Sharif Mahmud Apu. Suu Kyi also spoke of adopting the recommendations of the Kofi Annan Commission. The visiting minister, on behalf of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, invited Suu Kyi to visit Bangladesh. She agreed -- “at a time convenient to both countries”. More than half a million members of the Rohingya Muslim minority have fled to Bangladesh since the start of a military crackdown in Myanmar’s Rakhine state on August 25.

US House passes new sanctions bill against N.Korea

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NAYPYIDAW, OCT 25 (IANS): Myanmar’s de-facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Wednesday said her government has begun to work on taking back those who crossed over to Bangladesh from Rakhine state to escape a military crackdown.

The Myanmar State Counsellor and head of the ruling party made the statement during a meeting with Bangladesh Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan here, bdnews24 reported. A 10member delegation led by the Bangladesh Minister attended the hour-long dis-

BEIJING, OCT 25 (PTI): President Xi Jinping today secured a second term as the head of the ruling Communist Party of China as the new leadership that will rule the world’s second largest economy for the next five years was unveiled, cementing his status as the most powerful man to lead the country in decades.

Xi, 64, who was elected in a closed-door vote to head the the Communist Party’s all-powerful Politburo Standing Committee, introduced the new leadership in an elaborate ceremony at Beijing’s massive Great Hall of the People with no clear indication of a successor.

Premier Li Keqiang retained his seat on the allpowerful seven-member committee, which has five new faces.

The five new members in the ruling council are Li Zhanshu, 67, vice premier Wang Yang, 62, leading Communist Party theoretician Wang Huning, 62, party organisation department head Zhao Leji, 60, and Shanghai party chief Han Zheng, 63.

The new faces replaced leaders who had reached an informal retirement age of 68. The age of the new leadership gives an indication that none of them could succeed Xi at the next party Congress in 2022.

The announcement follows the end of the

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Carrefour supermarket to stock up on food, said Jason Straziuso, who had to wait nearly two hours to pay for his groceries.

“There was about 40 carts per register, everyone was jockeying for position trying to find the shortest line,” he said. “Every single cart was as full as it could be.” President Uhuru Kenyatta, who won the annulled election by 1.4 million votes, has made clear he wants the re-run to go ahead. With the Supreme Court - the only institution that can delay it - unable to meet, it appears he will get his way.

“God is great! The evil schemes to deny Kenyans the right to vote kesho (tomorrow) have failed. WE WILL DECIDE and move our country forward tomorrow,” Deputy President William Ruto said in a tweet.

In his announcement

GRAMBLING (US), OCT 25 (IANS): Two 23-yearolds were shot dead at the Grambling State University campus early on Wednesday. The accused is on the run.

One victim was identified as Earl Andrews, a University student from Farmerville, Louisiana, the CNN reported quoting university spokesman Will Sutton.

The other victim, Monquiarius Caldwell, from Farmerville was not a student at the University, Sutton said. A female student alerted the authorities to the shooting. The bodies were discovered in a courtyard between two dorm buildings, said Stephen Williams, a spokesman for the Lincoln Parish Sheriff ’s Office.

The police believe the shooting followed an altercation that started inside one of the adjacent dormitories.

“This is a horrible tragedy ... our prayers are with the victims and their families,” Sutton told CNN affiliate KTBS. “There’s no place for violence on the Grambling State University campus.

We always encourage our students to be safe, to be aware, to watch who they hang out with, and to watch who’s around at all times.

And this is a most unfortunate situation.”

The university tweeted that the campus offices are open on Wednesday and that “students are expected to attend class as scheduled”.

H.Q. Tesophenyu Village, Chumukedima Unit, Nagaiand

FELICITATION The Tesophenyu Group Public Union (T.G.P.U) Chumukedima Unit extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Wathonlo Kath, S/o Lt. Khonchu Kath for clearing the post of Sub-Inspector through S.S.C Exam in C.R.P.F. The Union lauds his achievement and further wishes him success and prays that Almighty God bless him with divine wisdom in all his future endeavour.

(Tenoga Tep) President, T.G.P.U

(Mehailo Kath) Gen. Secretary, T.G.P.U

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board’s failure to institute reforms means it will be neither free nor fair.

Kisumu governor Anyang Nyong’o, a hardline Odinga supporter, went a step further. “If the government subverts the sovereign will of the people ... then people are entitled to rebel against this government,” Nyong’o told reporters in Kisumu.

Such comments seem certain to fuel fears of a major confrontation with security forces, already blamed for killing nearly 50 people in Kisumu and Nairobi slums after the canceled August vote.

For some in East Africa’s economic powerhouse, the instability has rekindled memories of large-scale ethnic violence that killed 1,200 people following a disputed election in 2007.

Shoppers crammed into Nairobi’s upmarket

Xi Jinping secures 2nd term as head of China’s ruling Communist Party

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Supporters of Raila Odinga take part in a demonstration on the boycott of the upcoming elections on Wednesday in Kisumu, Kenya.

on live television, chief justice Maraga said one judge was unwell, another was abroad and another was unable to attend after her bodyguard was shot and injured on Tuesday night. It was unclear why the others were absent.

The head of the election board, Wafula Chebukati, said that the polls would proceed.

“The elections, as scheduled, will go on tomorrow. All polling stations will open tomorrow at 6 a.m.” he said.

“In cases where there will be problems (delivering materials) ... the polling officer will have the right to inform us and polling can be suspended to another day.”

In the capital Nairobi, thousands of opposition supporters converged on Uhuru Park, waiting for Odinga to give a speech in which he was to outline his strategy for election day.

In a related ruling, High Court Judge George Odunga said some local election officials had been appointed in an irregular manner, but to withdraw them at the last minute would only make an already dire situation worse.

“For the elections to proceed in the absence of the said officers would in my view be a constitutional crisis of unimaginable magnitude. Simply put, it would be a recipe for chaos.”

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NA I RO B I , O C T 2 5 ( AG E N C I E S ) : Ke n ya plunged deeper into crisis on Wednesday after a no-show by a majority of Supreme Court judges scuppered an eleventh-hour petition to delay a presidential election and the governor of a volatile opposition region endorsed rebellion against the state, reports Reuters.

Within minutes of Supreme Court chief justice David Maraga announcing that five judges had failed to turn up, preventing a quorum, hundreds of supporters of opposition leader Raila Odinga took to the streets of Kisumu, his main stronghold.

Riot police used teargas to disperse them. One protester had a gunshot wound to the buttocks, a Reuters witness said.

Odinga successfully challenged the outcome of an initial ballot in August, which he had lost, in the same court.

“We were expecting Maraga to cancel (Thursday’s) elections. This means the push for postponement of the election is on,” said George Mbija, a motorcycle taxi driver in the western city. “As we wait for Raila to give us the direction, the status quo remains: No reforms, No election.”

The opposition leader has called on loyalists to boycott Thursday’s vote, because he said the election

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We the Youth Department of Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Chumukedima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to our Youth member Miss. Esther L. Awomi, D/o Mr. Lhokishe Awomi & Mrs. Sutoli Awomi for being selected as S.I. in Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) under Ministry of Home Affairs through SSC (Staff Selection Commission).

The Youth Department further wishes her a grand success in her future endeavours.

Vikugha G. Zhimo Vinoholi Shohe Asso. Pastor Youth, SBAC Youth Clerk, SBAC

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, October 26, 2017

Magnum Opus 2017 concludes M

by Nikon India, Art Demonstration, Cosplay (Competition) and live concert.

Artistes for the evening live concert included include Oriental Theological Seminary choir, Kubanglung, Toshimoa, Muno Shiu, Brainstorm Island, Yellow Beacon, Ambush, Noise Mob. Photography, art exhibition and sale were held throughout the day.

The various events throughout the day were compered by Imli Lee and Yanpo Humtsoe.

(Staff Reporter)

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agnum Opus 2017, the Art and Music Festival which started on October 24 came to a conclusion with a live concert at the Stone Garden, NEZCC Complex, Diphupar Dimapur.

The festival which was now become an annual event organized by Act of Kindness in collaboration North Eat Zonal Cultural Centre.

Day two of the event Resource persons and judges for art workshop and saw the a variety of activicompetition Limasangwa Aonok and Bushi Thapa along ties including, Workshop with the participating artists. (Photo Courtesy-Zang Aier) on photography conducted

DALT to organize a concert on November 4

Dimapur Ao Lanur Telongjem members after press conference. (NP)

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imapur Ao Lanur Telongjem (DALT) would be presenting an evening concert with various artistes as a “celebration of Ao harmony” on November 4, 6 p.m. at DDSC stadium, Dimapur.

The concert is being organized in aid of Senden Riju building construction at Purana Bazaar with an

FELICITATION From a young age, Ms. Moamenla Jamir Director, Mother’s Hope Dimapur gave up her time to help others. Her passion to give space to the unborn to have a life of dignity and to put smiles upon each family touched by her is a blessing.

The timely recognition given by the Kevichusa Foundation and the family of Late Kevichusa by honouring Miss. Moamenla Jamir to be the first recipient of the A. Kevichusa Citizenship Award is appreciated.

The Kelingmen Students' Union congratulates Ms. Moamenla Jamir for getting the award and for bringing laurels to the village.

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objective to construct the building which can be used for any programmes in the days to come.

Informing media persons, here at the treasurer’s residences, organizing team said that the ticket would be available at the cost of Rs.2000 for four person, Rs. 500 for two person and Rs 200 for students with identity card.

Various veteran artistes namely Anungba Sanglir, Tsuza Imchen, Asen & Sashi and other will be performing in the event.

Organizers further said that refreshments would be given to all the ticket holders.

They also informed that ample parking would be available inside the DDSC stadium. Tickets will be available at the venue and also at Lunchroom, opposite West Police station.

(Staff Reporter)

"The Phek District Large Cardamom Growers Federation would like to thank the Project Director, DRDA Phek, Shri. Razouvolie Dozo, NCS, Shri. Chubaneken Jamir, P.O. DRDA and Shri. Vevosa Khamo, UDA, DRDA, Phek for organizing the week long exposure trip to Pelling, Sikkim West District for the progressive cardamom farmers. The trip was an eye opening experience and also the farmers have learned a lot on the cultivation, harvest and marketing of large Cardamom".

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(Kewete Mero) President, PDLCGF Pfutsero, Nagaland.

Mr. Temjenrenba President, Kelingmen Students' Union

HAPPY 70th BIRTHDAY Dearest Apo (N. Ezamo Shitiri)

Loving wife, children, grandchildren & in-laws

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Dear Apo, wishing you a glorious 70th Birthday celebration. Thank you for the warmth you have brought to our lives. As you celebrate this very important milestone in your life, we ask nothing but God's divine blessings and grace in your life and many more years of wisdom.

Have a wonderful and blessed birthday!

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, October 26, 2017

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

OF MOST LOVING LATE P. MANEN PONGEN 26th Oct 2016

It broke our heart to love you, but you did not go alone. A part of us went with you the day God took you home. If tears could build a stairway and heartaches make a lane, we’d walk our way to heaven and bring you back again. In life we loved you, in death we love you still, in our hearts you hold a place.

Miss you so much.

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Lt. S. Nepbachulen 01/02/1966 – 24/10/2016

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A year has passed by since you left us for your heavenly abode, you are always remembered in our hearts with silent tears.

Born : 31.03.1953 – Died : 19.10.2017

Loving Wife, children and relatives

We, the bereaved family of Late Nithongusie Seyie would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individuals, friends, well wishers, churches and unions, who stood by us physically, financially, materially and in constant prayers from the time he was under treatment till the funeral.

Through this column, we are unable to thank each and everyone but it is our humble prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members of Late Hoto Aye (Zutovi Village) would like to express our profound gratitude and appreciation to all individuals, well wishers and friends for your moral support and good gestures of physical presence, prayer and financial support and in kind as well.

Our special thanks goes to :1. Northeast Association Jaipur (Rajasthan).

2. Shri. J. P Choudhry and family members Jaipur (Rajasthan).

3. Doctors and nurses of S.M.S Hospital, Jaipur, Rajasthan.

4. Shri. Sandeep Yadav, S.I of Muralipura Police thana, Jaipur, Rajasthan.

5. Shri. K. Khekaho Assumi Parliamentary Secretary Youth Resource, Sports and Music Task Force (Free Ambulance Service and financial helps).

6. Shri. Khole, Public Relation Officer (P.R.O) Delhi and staff.

7. Shri. Victo Achumi Hd. G.B Zutovi Village 8. Shri. Vikheshe Shohe of Phoshumi Village 9. Phoshumi Welfare Society, Dimapur and Kohima (Chairman & his colleagues).

10. Members of DFON (Dream Foundation of Nagaland).

11. Zutovi Union Dimapur.

12. Zutovi Village Baptist Church Staff.

Name : Hoto Aye 13. Zutovi Village Youth.

Born on : 20.12.1986 14. St. Thomas Catholic Church Zutovi Village.

Died on : 18.10.2017 15. NCRC Zutovi Village.

16. Vehicle owners of Zutovi Village both two wheelers and four wheelers (For escorting of mortal remains from Dimapur Airport to Zutovi Village.

17. His far and near friends.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you individually but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Loving mom, brothers, sisters and relatives

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "We'll hold you in our heart, until we hold your hands in heaven" If Roses Grow in Heaven Lord, Please pick a bunch for us Place them in our uncle's Arms And tell him they're from us.

Although we loved him dearly, We couldn't make him stay, His golden heart stopped beating Hard working hands at rest.

God broke our hearts to prove to us, ....He only takes the BEST.....!!!

We the bereaved family members would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to all those who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially and materially during the illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Lt. Samlambeu Putlang of New Tesen.

We extend our special thanks to :1. T.R Zeliang, Hon'ble Chief Minister, Nagaland 2. Tarie Zeliang, Ex-MLA 3. Dr. Zielegai, SDAO Tening 4. Er. Ichirang,SDO Medziphema 5. Kiyehe Yepthomi, Dimapur 6. Zierangbe Pastor Zeme Baptist Church, Dimapur 7. Mughaito V. Sumi Pastor Sumi Baptist Church, Peren Town 8. Mrs. Meena, Jalukie Town 9. Bethel Prayer Home Dimapur 10. Doctors & nurses Referral Hospital, Dimapur 11. Lotha Prayer Fellowship Longki Bosti 12. Tesen Lui Jalukie Town 13. New Tesen Youth Club 14. NERLP PFT Tening & Jalukie 15. Mipei Kangbau & Youth Dept.

New Tesen Baptist Church 16. Sunday School Dept. Peren Town Baptist Church 17. Putlang Khel New Tesen 18. KTK New Tesen Baptist Church Our inability to thank each and everyone personally is deeply regretted but it is our sincere prayer that our Lord Almighty God bless everyone abundantly.

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Loving children and relatives

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Loving wife, nieces, nephews, siblings, in-laws & relatives

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

17.08.1972 – 17.10.2017

We the bereaved family members express our profound gratitude to every individuals, neighbours, friends, NLV Baptist Church, Saron Youth Wokha and special mention to (1972- 74) Thyu-oren N. Longidang for the support through various means shown to us during the time of treatment and sad demise of our beloved Lt. Vanchamo Kikon on 17th October 2017.

Words are inadequate to express our thanks, but we pray that our Good God Almighty bless each of you abundantly.

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Loving wife, sons, daughters and relatives

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

#For the Lord himself will come down from heaven, with a loud command, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet call of God, and the dead in Christ will rise first.#

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We the bereaved family members would like extend our heartiest and sincere gratitude to each and every individuals, families, churches, unions, friends, different organisations, well wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually during the illness and at the sudden tragic sad demise of our beloved LATE MANCHING KONYAK, Former Deacon, Chenwetnyu Village on 29th September 2017. Your love and support gave us hope, strength and comfort during our darkest hour.

We deeply regret our inability to meet and thank each and every individuals by name but your love, generous support and kind gesture will always remain close to our hearts. And with a humble heart we pray that our Almighty God blesses you all abundantly.

We would like to convey our sincere special thanks to:100. W. Manni, Wangti.

32. Rev. E.Yeangphong, Church & Evangelism. 63. Weho, Naganimora & family.

A. INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES: 138. Mankai, Chenwetnyu.

KBBB & family.

64. N. Shayao, Mechanic & family.

101. Longpa, Chenwetnyu.

139. Mrs. Shomei, Chenwetnyu.

1. Doctors & nurses lead by 102. LN. Manpea, Chenwetnyu.

33. Mrs. Thrangmo. Evangelist. KBBB 65. Y. Nokkhah, SK, SDEO. 140. Mrs. T. Chailo, Chenmoho.

Dr. Wengyong Konyak, 103. Chenngam, Chenwetnyu. & family.

66. M. Maithron. Wangti.

141. Mrs. N. Nonlih, Chenwetnyu.

Civil Hospital Mon. 34. Rev. Sheipa, Chingkao Chingha.

67. S. Thronlem. Chenmoho.

104. M. Yanlong, Teacher, Chenwetnyu.

142. N. Wenkang, Chenwetnyu.

2. CL. John, Hon’ble MLA & family.

35. Rev. R. Phowang, Pastor, Hongphoi 68. W. Wangpoh, Chenwetnyu.

105. L. Chingkem, Chenwetnyu.

143. Noklem, Police, Wangti.

3. Neiba, Hon’ble Advisor, & family.

106. Yaran, Teacher, Chaonyu.

69. K. Bongwang, Computer Asstt.

144. Chingjo. Wangti.

State Lottery and NBDA Nagaland.

107. Cheno, Khuzutrupa Chenwetnyu.

36. S. Khongam, Chairman, APMC & family.

RD Block, Chen.

145. Thramshok. Chenmoho.

4. W. Wangyuh, Former MP & family.

70. Mrs. Toilem, Chenwetnyu.

108. Nokshei, Police, Chenwetnyu.

146. Cheno. Throilo.

5. W. Honje Konyak, Depy Commissioner, 37. T. Manto, Leaturar, MTC. 109. Mrs. Nongam, Yuching.

38. Mrs.Eunice, Lecturar, MTC & family.

71. K. Nyemlao,Teacher, Chenwetnyu.

147. H. Yapho. Chenwetnyu.

Mon & family.

110. Wakei, Chenlosho.

39. Pongjei, UDA SDEO, Mon. 72. Akoh, Chinkao Chingnyu.

148. H. Yapon. Chenwetnyu.

6. KL. Yamao, BDO & family.

40. Wangshaok, Chairman, VC. Chaohnyu.

73. Manpa, Wangti.

111. Shanyem, Chenloisho.

7. Manhom, BDO & family.

B. UNION & GROUPS: 41. SC. Chingkap, Chairman, Chingkao Chingnyu. 74. M. Sheingam, Chenmoho.

112. Ngamkang, Chenwetnyu.

8. Manpho, BDO. 1. Konyak Baptist Bumeinok Bangjüm.

113. L. Mankai, Chenloisho.

42. Pongthra, Chairman, VC. Wangti.

75. Ngamlih, S.A, Aboi.

9. Wakhoo, BDO & family.

2. Chen Area Students’ Union.

114. Minnyei, Wangti.

76. Amei, Chingkao Chingha.

43. Nokkhah, Chairman, VC. Chenloisho.

10. Wangpho, BDO & family.

3. Konyak Union Unit Chen.

77.

C. Wangom, Teacher, Aboi.

115.

L. Honlem, Chenwetnyu.

44.

Y. Pongba, UDA, SDEO, Mon. 11. Moba, SDO DUDA. 4. Chen Area Councils’ Union & 116. Champa, T/Chingha.

45. T. Khuzu, Kohima & Family.

78. Y. Shokji, PR. Aboi.

12. Laopa, Asstt. Commandant, VGs. VDB Association.

79. Laokhat, VEW, DAO Mon. 117. Y. Fangkei, SIB, Chenmoho.

46. Howing. Chaohnyu.

13. Pangjei, ADS Mon. 5. Chen Area Nokden Union Mon Town.

118.

Mrs. Yanya, Chenwetnyu.

47.

Apok, Cashier, PHED Mon. 80.

W. Nyemlen, Mon. 14. Dr. Shockwang, MO PHC Chen.

6. Konyak Lao-ong Moo Organising 81. Manlamp, M/R. Mon. 119. Chemri Balok.

48. Wanghen, Chaonyu & Family.

15. Ngampong, ABSI Chenmo & Family.

Committee.

120. Pangphoi, Khamkah.

49. K. Chingkei, Chenmoho.

82. Winsha, UDA, Election Office, Mon. 16. Wenlao, JE (PWD) Chenwetnyu 7. Mon District VDB Association.

121.

Chenkei, Throilo.

83.

L. Leingam, Chenmoho.

50.

C. Aowang, DB & Family. & family.

8. Wagiem Ward Prayer Committee.

84. P. Polem, Chenwetnyu.

122. W. Mankai, Chenmoho.

51. T. Fangkei, & Family, Mon Town.

17. S. Manlip, President, Konyak Union.

9. Chenwetnyu Students’ union.

52. Chingjak, Pastor, T/Chingnyu.

85. Honpa, Chenloisho.

123. Yashok, UDA, Chenwetnyu.

18. M. Honang, Gen. Secy., Konyak Union.

10. Chenwetnyu Nokden Union Mon town.

86.

M. Wakim, Chen Town.

53.

H. Nokji, Pastor, Chenwetnyu.

124.

Manchem, Chaonyu.

19. C. Aowang, VP. DB, Asso., Nagaland.

11. Yuching Baptist Church.

54. Mrs. AKhala, Chumukidima.

87. H. Wenkhah, Chenwetnyu.

125. P. Honpha, Chenloisho.

20. Khatwang, VP, VDBA Mon Dist.

12. Chenmoho Baptist Church.

55. Aphung, Leangha.

88. Ngoha Chingkao Chingha.

126. C. Honthrem. Chenloisho.

21. Phekmai, VP, VDBA Mon Dist.

13. Konyak Village Councils’ Union Mon Unit.

89.

Ms. M. Hanna, Woinyu, Chinglong.

56.

Mon Town Command NSCN (IM) 127.

Wakang, Chenmoho.

22. Lowang, Gen. Secy., VDBA Mon Dist.

14. Chenwetnyu Baptist Church.

57. Noktha, Former Village Council Chairman, 90. H. Chingnyem, Teacher, Leangha.

128. M.Ngampong,Teacher, Chenwetnyu.

23. Nganwang, Joint Secretary, 15. Village Guards Post Chenwetnyu.

91. Mankon, Chenwetnyu.

Yuching.

129. T. Wangnao, PR. Chenwetnyu.

VDBA Mon Dist.

16. Chenwetnyu Women Society.

58.

Kamnyei Angh, Chingkao Chingha.

92.

Chongngam, Chenmoho.

130.

Liwang, Police, Chenwetnyu.

24. AB. Kaiyong, General Secretary, KVCU. 17. Chenwetnyu Youth Society.

93. Wenkang, Chenmoho.

59. T. Wangnyem, VDB Secretary 131. Y. Panglem, Chenwetnyu.

25. Thakngam, Finance Secretary, KVCU. 18. 8 Colonies Prayer Comm. Chenwetnyu.

94. Chingjei, Wangti.

Chenwetnyu & family.

132. Phowang, Driver, Chenwetnyu.

26. T. Thangwang, President, KU Mon Unit.

19. Health & Anganwadi Committee 60.

Yalang, VDB Secy., Chingkao Chingha.

95.

Manna, Teacher, Chingkao Chingha.

133.

C. Winlao, Chenwetnyu.

27. TP. Pongyao, President, KU Chen Unit.

Chenwetnyu.

96. Angang, Chaonyu.

61. T. Nokpang, President, 134. Welo, Ploice, Chenwetnyu.

28. T. Towang, Gen. Secy., KU Chen Unit.

Chenwetnyu Nokden Union Mon Town. 97. H. Mankhat, G/Teacer, GHS Chen.

135. N. Manjei, PR, Chenwetnyu.

29. S. Joseph, President, CASU. (PM. NOCKPAI) 98. Thrampang, Chenmoho.

62. S.Chemkai, Teacher, Chenwetnyu 136. Mankhao, Chenwetnyu.

30. W. Threiwang, VP, MTC & family.

Chairman, Village Council, & family.

99. Chatthrei, Wangti.

137. Molem, Wangti.

31. K. Chenkang, Lecturar, DIET. Mon. First Son of Late Manching.

LATE MANCHING KONYAK FORMER DEACON Born : 1935 – Died : 29-09-2017

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sports

England, Spain enter U-17 WC final

(L-R) Rhian Brewster celebrates his hat-trick. Abel Ruiz struck twice to book Spain’s place in the U17 World Cup final.

Kolkata/ Navi Mumbai, Oct 25 (IANS): Talismanic striker Rhian Brewster fired his second hat-trick on the trot as England marched to their maiden Under-17 FIFA World Cup final with a clinical 3-1 win over Brazil at the Vivekananda Yuva Bharati Krirangan here on Wednesday.

The Englishmen, who have won all their six matches so far, would now take on the Spain in Saturday’s summit clash at the same venue.

Brewster struck a brace in the first half (10th and 39th minutes) before finding the net again in the 77th

minute in the thrilling and fast semi-final, that saw an attendance of nearly 64,000 spectators. The Liverpool player had also scored a hattrick in England’s 4-1 win over the United States in the quarter-final, and now leads the scorers’ list with seven goals.

Three-time champions Brazil’s only goal came from Wesley (21st) and they would now take on the losing semi-finalists in a clash for the third place hours before the final.

The game, which was moved from Guwahati to Kolkata due to soggy ground conditions at the Indira

Deep Kumar wins bronze

Deep Kumar with team manager Vijay Somas

DIMAPUR, OCT 25 (NPN): Founder and director of Faith in Action Taekwondo Academy, Deep Kumar won bronze medal at International Taekwondo Championship in Thailand.

He won the medal in 7thTirak Taekwondo International Championship held from October 21-22 at John Paul ll Sports Centre, Assumption University Suvarnabhumi Campus Bangkok, Thailand.

Deep Kumar represented India in Taekwondo

Poomsae competition in Senior Black Belt Category where he faced Masters from Korea, Indonesia and Malaysia and lost to Sijin Kim from South Korea in semi final to secure the bronze.

The championship was organized by Tirak Taekwondo, World Taekwondo Approved Academy under the guidance of grand master Kyung Chan Kim, South Korea.

Around 1000 athletes and masters from 30 countries participated in the championship.

Gandhi Athletic stadium following heavy rain, rose to dizzying heights, with both teams playing pictureperfect passes and displaying great ball control.

The constant attacks and counter-attacks saw the ball travelling fast at both ends, with the bulk of the spectators rooting for Brazil. But England’s superb midfield organisation and lethal attack force outclassed Brazil.

Spain beat Mali 3-1

Spain rode on a brace from striker Abel Ruiz to defeat an impressive Mali 3-1 and enter the final. Ruiz

BCCI suspends Pune Curator after tamepring claims

New Delhi, Oct 25 (PTI): BCCI Wednesday suspended the curator of Pune’s cricket stadium after he was seen on a TV sting operation claiming that he could tamper with the pitch ahead of the second IndiaNew Zealand ODI. In the sting operation

by India Today TV, curator Pandurang Salgaoncar is seen and heard speaking to an undercover reporter, who poses as a bookie, while standing on the pitch of the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium.

The 68-year-old Salgaoncar is seen agreeing to tamper with the pitch to suit the requirements put forth by the reporter. India Today TV said the video was shot last evening. It is not clear how Salgaoncar, a former pacer and one-time India prospect, could have tweaked the pitch with just a few hours to go before the match later today.

LMSSOC: Sangzi beat Sunaki 1-0

Action in the match between Sangzi FC and Sunaki FC Longra on Wednesday.

DIMAPUR, OCT 25 (NPN): Sangzi FC beat Sunaki FC Longra 1-0 in a thrilling encounter in the 25th Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship (LMSSOC) 2017 at Tuensang on Wednesday.

According to the organizer, Confederation of Chang Students’ Union, the only goal of the match was scored by Francis (jersey No.7) in the 9th minute.

Earlier, Francis was awarded a yellow card in the 6th minute. With this win Sangzi FC guaranteed their spot in the pool ‘D’ to qualify for the quarterfinal with a match left in hand.

E a r l i e r, D o n c h ing Yangmei FC ‘B’ beat Unique Bulls FC 3-1 Meren (jersey No.16) scored the first goal for Donching Yangmei in the very first minute. Unique Bulls FC equalized through

Lumso in the 11th minute, but after five minutes, Krispin (jersey No. 12) gave Donching Yangmei the lead. He also scored the third goal in the 18th minute. Benyemjong of United Bulls FC received yellow card.

Thursday’s matches Upper Defence Chingmelen Vs Tonching Yangmei FC ‘A’ : 12 noon United Tsg Tornados Vs 40th AR: 1:30 p.m.

(19th, 43rd minutes) struck twice for Spain before halftime while Ferran Torres (71st) got the third goal.

Lassana N’Diaye scored a consolation goal for Mali in the 74th minute. N’Diaye and Ruiz are now the joint second highest scorers in the tournament with six goals from six matches each.

Spain created their first chance in the second minute when a cross by Ruiz from the right was deflected by the Mali defence and Sergio Gomez punched the rebound towards goal. But Mali goalkeeper Youssouf Koita pulled off a superb diving save. Spain were

awarded a penalty when a mistake by the Mali defence saw an unmarked Cesar Gelabert storm into the penalty box before being brought down by Abdoulaye Diaby.

Ruiz stepped forward to give Spain the lead.

Spain doubled their lead shortly before the break when Ruiz latched on to a defence splitting pass from Gomez and found the target with a first time attempt.

Mali were denied a legitimate goal in the 62nd minute when a long range attempt from Cheick Oumar Doucoure dipped beautifully and hit the underside of the crossbar before hitting the inside of the right upright to bounce out. But with no goal line technology to assist the referee, all the furious protests from the Mali bench came to nought even as the local crowd threw their weight behind the Africans.

Torres added to the Africans’ woes when he headed down a cross from Gomez to score Spain’s third goal.

N’Diaye reduced the margin for Mali soon after when he neatly received a cross, saw off a Spanish defender before calmly beating the goalkeeper. That was the only piece of celebrations the African U-17 champions eventually managed in this match as Spain held on for the win.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, October 26, 2017

UMC Monyakshu lifts Noke Trophy

Winners along with the organizers and match officials.

DIMAPUR, OCT 25 (NPN): Unity Meinlong Club (UMC) Monyakshu on Wednesday beat Chenloisho Students’ Union (CSU) 2-1 in the final to emerge as the winner of the 12th M Noke Trophy 2017 at Mon.

UMC received Rs. 1.25 lakh and while the runners-up pocketed Rs. 80,000.

Wangyuh of CSU was adjudged player of the tournament; highest goal scorer was bagged by Samson of UMC and best goal

keeper went to B. Angke of UMC. Earlier, the closing ceremony was graced by deputy commission Mon, W Honje Konyak as guest of honour. Vote of thanks was proposed by SSP Mon Yangpa convener of the organizing committee.

Dimapur District Veteran Football Association (DDVFA) is all geared to take part in the national veteran football championship at Guwahati from November 2-5. The team would be lead by Noklen Ao as team coach and Shiyito Achumi as team manager.

India beat New Zealand to level ODI series 1-1

Pune, Oct 25 (IANS): A good batting display helped India beat New Zealand by six wickets in the second One Day International at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium here on Wednesday.

With this result, India equalised the three match ODI series. In the first match, India were defeated by the visitors by six wickets in Mumbai.

India’s Shikhar Dhawan (68), Dinesh Karthik (64 not out) scored handsomely for the cause.

It was a bad start for India as opener Rohit Sharma (7) departed with just 22 runs on the board. The righthand batsman was dismissed by pacer Tim Southee in the fifth over.

But Dhawan and skipper Virat Kohli (29) then forged a 58-run second wicket partnership before in-form Kohli was dismissed by Colin de Grandhomme in the 14th over. Kohli slammed three fours and one six in his 29 ball innings.

Unperturbed by the fall of Kohli’s wicket, Dhawan smashed the visitors bowlers all around the park to bring up his 22nd ODI halfcentury.

Karthik, on the other hand, kept on supporting Dhawan by giving him the strike and punishing the bad balls.

But after adding 18 runs to his half-century, Dhawan was sent packing

by Adam Milne in the 30th over. Dhawan’s 84- ball 68 comprised of five fours and two sixes.

Incoming batsman Hardik Pandya (30) then joined Karthik and the duo played sensibly. Both batsmen added 59 runs to make their team cross the 200-run mark.

But soon, Pandya was dismissed by Mitchell Santner in the 41st over when the scoreboard read 204.

Needing 26 runs in 10 overs, incoming batsman Mahendra Singh Dhoni (18 not out) and Karthik completed the proceedings com-

Combat sports begins today

Correspondent

Ko h ima , O ct 2 5 (NPN): Eighty-five wrestlers, including 12 heavyweights, 58 lightweights and 15 for junior category will be competing in various categories in the Naga wrestling championship, which commence Thursday at Kohima local ground. The three-day, combat sports festival is organized by 3E (Elite Entertainment Enterprise).

NPF president and MLA Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu will grace the opening ceremony as chief guest at 9:30 a.m.

The valedictory function on October 28, will be

graced by MLA CL John as guest of honour.

On day one, Naga wrestling for lightweight and heavyweight categories will take place, while daytwo will feature the third series of junior wrestling championship and King of the Ring championship.

On the final day, Yoddha Fighting Championship will take place from 5 p.m. onwards.

Some of the prominent wrestlers who will be taking part in the championship are Pfusato Tetseo, Menuosetuo Yiese, Dzieselatuo Kerestü, Venuzo Dawhuo, Vetazo Veswüh, Petekolie Nipu, Vekuto Soho, Rovilhulie Pier.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar celebrates the wicket of New Zealand batsman Martin Guptill during their 2nd ODI cricket match in Pune on Wednesday. (PTI)

fortably with four overs remaining. For New Zealand, Adam Milne was the most succesfull bowler, scalping one wicket for 21 runs.

Earlier, disciplined bowling helped India to restrict New Zealand to 230/9. For New Zealand, middle-order batsmen Grandhomme (41) Henry Nicholls (42) and Tom Latham (38) were the major contributors. Unlike the first match, all went well for the hosts. Their bowlers

chipped in with wickets at regular intervals and the fielders also rose to the occasion and made some brilliant saves.

The New Zealand batsmen, on the other hand, were struggling right from the start. Apart from the three middle-order batsmen no other batsman stuck to the wicket for a long duration. Opting to bat, the visitors openers Martin Guptill (11) and Colin Munro (10) added 20 runs before pacer

KGSA sports meet underway at Vihokhu

5th HASSA match result Football Mishikito 4-2 Diphupar B Bhamupukhuri 2-2 Diphupar Thilixu 2-2 Eralibill Valleyview 2-1 Ikishe Men’s volleyball Eralibill beat Toluvi Padumpukhuri beat Chekiye Valleyview beat Ikishe Mishikito beat Bhamunphukuri, Thilixu A beat Thilixu B Diphupar beat Diphupar B

Bhuvneshwar Kumar sent back experienced batsman Guptill in the third over.

Skipper Kane Williamson (3) also failed this time as he was adjudged leg before wicket off pacer Jasprit Bumrah in the sixth over.

After adding two more runs, Munro was also bowled by Bhuvneshwar in the seventh over with the scoreboard reading 27/3. Previous match stars Ross Taylor (21) and Tom Latham (38), then came into the middle.

But just when things seemed good in the middle, Taylor was dismissed by Hardik Pandya in the 16th over.

With top order back in the hut, it was now up to the middle-order batsmen.

Latham and Henry Nicholls added 60 runs for the fifth wicket before Latham was sent packing by spinner Axar Patel. Unperturbed by the fall of Latham’s wicket, Nicholls and Grandhomme stabilised the New Zealand innings as they forged 47 runs to help their team cross the 160-run mark.

Players being introduced to Tokuho Suhoi Neho.

DIMAPUR, OCT 25 (NPN): The 34th Annual session of Kuhuboto Ghakhu Sports Association (KGSA) is currently underway at Vihokhu village.

During the annual session, 9th Kukami Foot-

ball Trophy, 3rd Kukami Badminton Championship (men’s and women’s), 9th Lhoshili Neho Memorial Trophy (women’s volleyball) and 3rd Lt. Xekiye Memorial Trophy (men’s volleyball) would be conducted.

Earlier, the meet got underway on October 23 after it was declared open

by Dimapur District GBs’ Association, president Tokuho Suhoi Neho.

In his address, Tokuho called upon the people of Kuhuboto area to strive together to be prosperous in all aspects of life, which can be achieved only when people are bonded together in unity and have a common vision.

Quoting a scripture from the Holy Bible, he challenged the people to be of strong faith Christians and see the wonders to the almighty in their lives.

He also encouraged the participants to be sincere and hardworking in order to achieve their dreams. Kuhovi Zhimomi, GB delivered welcomed address while Rev. Nivuto Yeptho, pastor, Vihokhu Baptist Church offered invocation prayer.

S. Aloke Yeputhomi enthralled the gathering with a special number.

KG S A p r e s i d e n t , Mughato Aye proposed vote of thanks.

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