October 27, 2019

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Dr. Jamir expounds on handling RIIN

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Against the backdrop of the contentious issue of preparation of Register of Indigenous Inhabitants of Nagaland (RIIN) and at a time when the Naga political issue was expected to see an early resolution, former governor and also former chief minister of Nagaland, Dr. S.C. Jamir has categorically pointed out that Nagas of Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Myanmar are not indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland state.

Dr. Jamir, who is a surviving member of the Naga People’s Convention (NPC) that signed the historic 16point agreement, made this remark while addressing the launch of Nagaland Indigenous People’s Forum (NIPF) Saturday at the Auditorium of Don Bosco School, Dimapur.

“We have Nagas in Manipur, Arunachal, Manipur and Burma but they are indigenous of their respective states and country. Just because they are Nagas, they can’t claim to be indigenous inhabitant of Nagaland,” said Dr. Jamir.

Gov, Dy. CM extend Diwali greetings

DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Governor of Nagaland, RN Ravi, and deputy chief minister Nagaland, Y Patton, have extended greetings to the people of Nagaland on the occasion of Diwali. In a message, Ravi appealed all for a pollutionfree Diwali celebration and wished a joyous and prosperous life to the people of the State.

Dy. CM: Deputy chief minister, who is also Nagaland BLP leader, implored upon each and everyone to uphold the true spirit of Diwali and defeat all the negativities in “our lives to bring about social harmony.”

NTC condoles

DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) has mourned the demise of one of its founding member Z. Katiry, Ex-MLA, who breathed his last on October 25. In a condolence message, NTC described Katiry as an active, sincere and a dedicated person committed towards the welfare of the society. It said that the void in the NTC created by his death would be difficult to fill in. NTC also conveyed its deepest condolences to the bereaved family and prayed to Almighty God to grant them courage to withstand in this time of sorrow and grief.

This is it!

“More weddings, more gifts, more expenses. Wish they carried a note “NO GIFTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.” K Y M C

He illustrated his point by citing the example of Chinese people inhabiting in different parts of the world. Dr. Jamir said the mainland China does not claim that all of them should be indigenous inhabitants of China.

“Nagas of Nagaland should not be confused, nor intimidated by any elements or vested interest on this vital issue,” said Dr. Jamir.

The veteran Naga political said the issue of identifying indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland should be approached dispassionately and with political foresight as it would affect the lives of the inhabitants of Nagaland, now and in future.

The former five-time chief minister of Nagaland who also served as governor of several states for 14 years, said that while deliberating on the subject, a broader view should be maintained without any prejudice – be it communal, tribal or even religious.

“The issue of indigenous is both emotive and sensitive and yet our deliberations should not be emotional nor sensational,” said Dr. Jamir. He pointed out that at present Nagaland

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state covered a little over 16,000 sq km with about two million population and by 2050 Nagaland is projected to have about five million population.

“We must know that space available at present is not sufficient for the indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland and the population will keep increasing whereas the area shall remain the same and job opportunities will be very limited if we go at the present trend and rate,” cautioned Dr. Jamir.

The former governor of Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Odisha then said that when the state was over burdened, nothing should be done to overload the state by bringing “extra luggage from outside”.

Dr. Jamir said survival of people of Nagaland, especially the younger generation, would be determined by the decisions of the present leadership of the Nagas on the indigenous issue.

In his message to indigenous inhabitants of north-east region, Dr. Jamir said with India’s ‘Act East Policy’ (AEP) the region would be exposed to influx from South East Asian countries. As the corridor of the mainland country, he said the region should be prepared for “crisscrossing of civilisation and invasion of tremendous economic forces”.

Dr. Jamir cautioned that not a single state of the region could singularly face this invasion and asked the entire region to come together and be prepared by developing themselves and elevating their present education system.

“Unless we develop, unless we improve the kind of education that we have to match the worst time we will be second class citizens in our own land”, warned Dr. Jamir. Apart from focusing on customary and traditional practices, he said the region should talk about the

Peace talks: Nagaland, Manipur on alert KOHIMA/IMPHAL, OCT 26 (PTI): With the next round of peace talks to end the protracted Naga political problem, the Nagaland and Manipur governments have taken steps to meet any eventuality and have put their respective police forces on “high alert”. Officials said in Kohima that the Nagaland government has directed all deputy commissioners and administrative officers to remain in their place of posting and within their jurisdiction till further orders.

Nagaland police headquarters has issued an order banning all kinds of leaves and directed all unit commanders to recall all officers and personnel on leave immediately except those on medical leave.

In neighbouring Manipur, where Nagas have a sizeable presence, security forces in the state have been put on high alert and a large number of security forces, including women personnel have been deployed at

important areas to thwart any “unwanted activities”, a top state government official said.

Seeking to rule out any apprehension on the peace talks, Nagaland chief secretary Temjen Toy told PTI here “Everything is normal and the public need not worry of any unwarranted situation ... We are not apprehensive but we don’t want to be caught unawares and so we are remaining alert to face any kind of eventualities”.

Nagaland DGP, John Longkumer ruled out any scope of apprehension by the people saying, “We are preparing for any law and order situation that may come about. We are always like this whenever anything is to come about. “Instead of panicking, people should be happy that the state police is on high alert for their security,” the DGP said.

The Police Headquarters in Kohima circulated in the social media a direction to the India Reserve Battalions

to keep at least two months stocks of rations and fuel in view of the fluid situation in the state. This has reportedly created apprehension amongst the people and Toy said the police department has already been warned against issuing such orders.

In Manipur, government orders have been issued for adoption of preventive measures to deal with any “possible disruption in the supply and distribution of essential commodities due to the impending fallout of the Naga Peace talks”, officials said.

Manipur ADGP (Law and Order), L Kailun has instructed the police superintendents of all the 16 districts to ensure maximum manpower to meet any eventuality. Security forces and commandants of Manipur Rifles and IRBn have been directed to maintain adequate manpower “to move in short notice in connection with prevailing law and order situation in the state.”

modern culture which can match the contemporary culture of the world and make the indigenous people indispensible.

He said the objective of North East Indigenous People Forum (NEIPF) should not be only talk about the past but be focused on the future so that the indigenous could grow along with the rest of the country and world.

He said the indigenous people of north east should imbibe the spirit of Israelites that is – will to survive, will to excel and will to dominate in all activities.

“If we imbibe this kind of spirit then there is no reason why indigenous people should worry about their existence or survival,” said Dr. Jamir.

Guest of honour of the programme, chief convenor of NEIPF, Anup Chetia, called for unity of indigenous people of north east region to fight against the “infiltrators”.

Chetia said the identity of the indigenous people of region was at threat due to the influx of “outsiders” from the mainland country and Bangladesh.

Dimapur, Oct 26 (NPN): With the Naga flag and constitution becoming an issue before inking an early solution to the Naga political issue, the NSCN (I-M) has lauded and appreciated the Naga civil society groups (CSOs) in “rising up to the occasion” when Nagas were confronted with a “tryst with destiny” by making their stand clear in the media.

On the other hand, NSCN (I-M), through its MIP, hit out at government of India’s Interlocutor and Nagaland Governor R.N. Ravi whom it accused of going too far “ to underestimate Nagas in taking care of our legitimate historical rights” but that Naga civil society groups “stood up boldly and to prove him (RN Ravi) wrong and to show him to mind his language of divisive tone.”

The organization also lauded the civil society organizations for “taming R.N. Ravi to be moderate and not to resort to unethical psychological pressure using threat”.

NSCN (I-M) said the (Cont’d on p-7)

ernor, ZB(N) president CR Zeliang and CRF chairman Tadambo demanded that the long delayed demarcation of the Peren district boundary now being undertaken by cabinet sub-committee be expedited taking all stakeholders on board.

They demanded that the district administration denying and depriving ST Certificates, BT Certificates or Indigenous Certificates to deserving candidates be stopped forthwith.

The declaration adopted at the rally also affirmed that RIIN if applied at per se would be directly violating the traditional and customary rights of the Zellangrong villages in the district against its citizens.

It also was a direct violation of the constitution of India Art 371(A) wherein Naga customary practices and its usages are upheld.

Further, they demanded that Zeliangrong citizens of Peren district without a distinction must be accorded equal citizens as sons and daughters of the soil as declared by traditional land owners. The charter points demanded that no cut off year was applicable to recognized villages in Peren district to determine indigenous inhabitants.

Meanwhile, as resolved at the public mass rally, a separate representation on the matter of Intangki forest was submitted to the Government of India through the governor of Nagaland.

The representation pointed out that even as Naga peace process was likely to culminate into an agreement soon, the general public of Peren district were, however, apprehensive that some negotiating party(ies) appeared to be bargain-

civil society organizations also demonstrated their passion and pride of Nagas’ “unique history and situation and their stand as “crowning glory of our political negotiations with the government of India, to take us where we belong.”

NSCN (I-M) said the issue was the “foundation that we have built to take us to the solution that is honourable and acceptable.”

NSCN (I-M) further said that the civil society organizations have pointed out that “honourable and acceptable solution means honouring Naga flag and constitution” and where Nagas have not gone for so many years in their political struggle at the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives “ for getting economic packages being tabled before the Naga political groups.”

It said the civil society organizations had done the right thing to point out where Ravi went wrong by rightfully standing up against economic packages “at the cost of our political rights” adding, it was the way “to defend political

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Incessant downpour for the last few days has triggered a massive landslide on NH-29, about 1km from Chumoukedima check gate towards Kohima, blocking all vehicular movements and leaving hundreds of vehicles stranded Saturday.

In this regard, deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol, has enforced total restriction of all traffic movement from Chathe River Bridge (Patkai Bridge) to New Chümoukedima (Pakala Pahar Bridge) for a period of two days (October 27 and October 28).

DC has informed that light vehicles could use alternative route from Dimapur-Kohima/Kohima-Dimapur via 7th mile-new DC office-Shokhuvi-RazapheMhaikam-Pimla-MhainamtsaiJhornapani/Medziphema and vice versa It may be mentioned that heavy mudslide near the Old KMC dumping site has also completely blocked a stretch of NH-29.

DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Government of India representative and Interlocutor to Naga Peace Talks, R.N Ravi will hold formal meetings with NSCN (I-M) and Working Committee (WC) of Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) on October 28 and October 29, respectively, in New Delhi.

Reliable sources have confirmed to Nagaland Post that NSCN (I-M) delegates will led by its ato kilonser and chief negotiator, Th. Muviah while WC of NNPGs would be led by its convenor, N. Kitovi Zhimomi.

Ravi’s October 28 meeting with NSCN (I-M) proved inconclusive and both sides will meet again on October 31, for the last time before the threemonth deadline expires. Sources also disclosed that the government of India and NSCN (I-M) will seek to resolve the NSCN(I-M) demand for a separate Naga national Flag and Constitution in this final meeting. “We are hopeful that the outcome of the meeting would be significant as both the parties are keen to solve the issue at the earliest,” said the source from NSCN(I-M).

Meanwhile, other sources said that both the parties are working hard for a positive outcome.

ing Ntangki National Park for the rehabilitation of their cadres post final agreement.

The representation affirmed that the general public of Zeliangrong tribe would never accept any agreement with negotiation party(ies) with a rider pertaining to Ntangki National Park, adding that they would not be a party to any agreement bartering away “our ancestor land for the ease of negotiation at any stage.” Therefore, the representation urged the Government of India to protect and preserve the only forest body and National Park in Naga area. If the matter is not heeded by the Government and ceded the Ntangki National Park in terms of negotiation, the Zeliangrong tribe would have “no option but to protect it dead or alive.”

identity of Naga nationhood.”

NSCN (I-M) maintained that Nagas cannot be simply carried away by any amount of economic packages as it was “against the sanctity of our God given rights”.

NSCN (I-M) said Nagas have history to learn from the government of India which “should open pages of the past agreements like Shillong Accord and the 16 Point Agreement”.

NSCN (I-M) said the above documents were the “root cause of the present Indo-Naga political problem” and so “historical blunders should not be repeated deliberately.”

NSCN (I-M) alleged that Ravi had “failed utterly to consult apex CSOs of Nagas” and wondered if he was “really sincere to find an honourable solution?”

It said Nagas have had enough of “divisive politics” and reminded Ravi to “stay clear of playing divisive-based solution”.

NSCN (I-M) said Nagas were passing through (Cont’d on p-7)

Ravi to meet NPGs on Oct 28, 29

Dmu-Kma road cut off by landslide

Peren CSOs representation to Governor DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): With an objective to “dispense social justice and denounce social injustices”, a public mass rally was organized held at Jalukie, Peren district on October 22, 2019 on the theme “Protect our Land & People”.

The participants at the public mass rally adopted charter point draft declaration on the rights of Zeliangrong citizens of Peren, Nagaland.

Zeliangrong Baudi (Nagaland), Civil Rights Forum (CRF), ZSUN, Village Chairman Union Peren District, GB Association Peren District and Zeliangrong Mipui Organization Peren, on behalf of all the public and citizens of Peren district, submitted a fourpoint charter declaration to the governor of Nagaland.

In the charter declaration submitted to the gov-

NSCN (I-M) lauds Naga CSOs; slams Ravi for ‘divisive’ agenda

After the outcome of October 28 meeting, the Interlocutor is likely to convene a joint meeting of NSCN (I-M) and WC of NNPGs so as to work on the modalities for inking the final agreement with both the negotiating parties.

Meanwhile, a document accessed

by Nagaland Post has revealed that former kilo kilonser of NSCN (I-M) Hukavi Yeputhomi’s name did not figure among those in the 15-member delegation of NSCN (I-M) that met with officials of the government of India on October 24.

According to the list, the NSCN (I-M) delegation included: chief negotiator Th. Muivah, Tongmeth Wangnao, ‘Lt. Gen’ (Retd) V.S Atem, Rev. A Puni, Zarsie Nyuthe, T.T Among, ‘Lt. Col’ (Retd) Neipfupe Venuh, ‘Col’ (Retd) Meyutsuba Longkumer, ‘Lt. Col’ (Retd) Victor Angami, R.T. Tsanglao, R.K. Ringthim, Rh. Raising, Vikiye Sumi, C Kasar and John Anal.

In his statement which was published by media, Hukavi in a declaration after joining GPRN/NSCN along with 16 others claimed that he was at the “negotiating table” till October 24, 2019.

However, on the same day, NSCN (I-M) sources and other reliable sources confirmed to Nagaland Post that Hukavi was not part of the 15-member delegation at the meeting with the Interlocutor.

Swearing-in of Khattar govt today; Sena seeks written assurance from BJP in Maha CHANDIGARH, OCT 26 (PTI): Manohar Lal Khattar is all set to head a new government in Haryana with JJP leader Dushyant Chautala as his deputy after the governor on Saturday invited him to lead the coalition which also has the support of seven independents.

Khattar, Dushyant and some ministers will be sworn-in at 2:15 pm at the Haryana Raj Bhavan on Sunday.

The day saw fast-paced developments with 65-yearold Khattar unanimously elected leader of the BJP’s legislative party in Haryana after which the BJP along with the support of the JJP and seven independents staked claim before Governor Satyadeo Narain Arya to form the government.

Khattar said the governor was informed that a total of 57 MLAs -- 40 of

the BJP, 10 of the JJP and seven Independents -- have come together to form the government. “The governor accepted it and invited us to form the government on Sunday,” Khattar said, adding Dushyant would take oath his deputy. He said the names of the ministers who will also take oath will be made known on Sunday. Dushyant told reporters that the BJP and the JJP have taken a decision to give a stable government for five years.

Meanwhile, the Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray on Saturday demanded a written assurance from its ally BJP for implementing “equal formula for sharing of power” before holding talks on staking the claim to form the next alliance government in Maharashtra, a party MLA said.

Newly-elected MLAs

of the Sena, who met Thackeray at his residence in Mumbai, demanded that his son Aaditya Thackeray be made the chief minister in the next government.

Thackeray also said he had “other options open” but is not interested in exploring them since the BJP and the Sena are bound by the “Hindutva ideology”, the MLA told PTI. The move to demand written assurance is viewed as a pressure tactic by the Sena in view of the underwhelming performance of the BJP which won 105 seats, a loss of 17 seats compared to its 2014 tally.

According to political observers, the subdued performance of the BJP has increased the bargaining power of the Sena whose tally too came down to 56 seats from the 63 in 2014.

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Free medical health camp in Kma

The patients during the free medical checkup in Kohima on Saturday. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA OCT 26 (NPN): Urban Primary Health Center (UPHC) Porterlane under National Urban Health Mission (NUHM) organized a free medical health camp at Lower P.R. hill Kohima on Saturday.

The Medical camp was led by medical officer UPHC Porterlane Kohima, Dr. Toboli G.Chishi.

Dr. Toboli said that the NUHM conducts free medical camps twice in a month to reach out the

community and provided the health facilities. She said that NUHM aimed to improve the health status of the urban population in general but particularly targeted to the poor and people living in slums section, by facilitating equitable access to quality primary health care through community based mechanism with the active involvement of the urban local bodies.

The camp identifies targeted population and colony which they can access the medical camp

in order to ensured health care facilities to the poor people.

She also urged the community to avail the free facilities of primary health care centre that has been set up in Seikhazou and Poterlane under Kohima which has already implemented Ayushman Bharat facilities. She informed that very soon Ayushman Bharat facilities will also be implemented in the Poterlane UPHC centre.

Three doctors, two nurses, one Asha and two

Peace Channel conducts seminar on PFP in Niuland

technicians were present during the free medical camp.

The medical camp administered and conducted blood test, sugar tests, blood pressure checks, cold flu treatment, immunization for pregnant mother and children, free basics laboratory services and screening etc, and free medicines were also distributed.

More than hundred persons, including children availed the facilities of the camp on Saturday.

Tovihoto extend Diwali greetings Dimapur: Tovihoto Ayemi, advisor, Power has extended greeting to the citizens of Nagaland on the occasion of Diwali. “As Diwali festival also symbolises the victory of light over darkness, may this light enable us to commit to doing more of good deeds and continue living with peace and harmony,” wrote Tovihoto in his message.

As Diwali is celebrated with great enthusiasm, may the divine light of Diwali spread into ‘our’ lives and the society with joy, laughter and good health, he added.

Participants after the seminar in Niuland on October 25.

DIMAPUR: One day seminar on People’s Forum for Peace (PFP) was conducted

by Peace Channel on October 25 at St. Joseph Church, Niuland, Dimapur.

A press release by Peace Channel stated that the objective of the seminar was to “strengthen the local capacities for peace and enabling the community members to act for peace”.

A brief introduction on PFP forum was given

by Peace Channel, program coordinator, Caroline Leisan. She described PFP as a Forum that believes

in inclusiveness of every individual in the society so that every individual would be at peace and would learn to love, help and promote peace among others too.

Resource Person, Fr. Joseph described peace as the most important value for human beings and that Peace is the absence of war, conflict and violence.

Fr. Joseph spoke on the four different ways of living at Peace such as: good relationship with self; good relationship with others; good relationship with god and good relationship with nature.

He concluded by saying that when one have peace within, they become the lover, the promoter and the makers of peace.

Earlier, Fr. Mathew John, parish priest, St Joseph Church, Niuland welcomed the participants.

The release informed that 25 people participated from all walks of life and agreed to commit themselves and form PFP to be trained by Peace Channel for a year on Peace building. The seminar ended with a prayer by David, Ex- Catechist, St Joseph Church, Niuland Town, Dimapur.

NPF Minority Wings extend Diwali greetings DIMAPUR: NPF Minority Wing has extended hearty greetings and best wishes to the citizen of Nagaland and neighbouring area on the auspicious occasion of Diwali, ‘Festival of light and Prosperity’.

NPF Minority Wing central Nagaland president, Bishnu Bhattacharjee in a press release said that the festival is to share happiness amongst all and strengthen brotherhood relationship in the state with traditional fervor and gaiety.

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CCRC- SB condemns Oct 22 incident DIMAPUR: Chakhroma Christian Revival Church, Sub-Council (CCRC-SC), Dimapur has strongly condemned the physical assault meted against one of its dedicated church worker Neisatuo Shiinyii of Sovima village by two persons claiming to be NNPG on October 22.

In a condemnation note issued by CCRC- SB Chairman, Whezo Yhokha stated that CCRCSC was deeply pained to know that the victim was beaten mercilessly without reasons nor enquired upon to who he was and in front of all the mute spectators in Chumoükedima town on October 22 at 3:30 p.m. when he went for groceries.

The council raised deep concern on the high handedness of certain UGs and saddened to know that even church workers are not spared these days.

In this regard, CCRC-SC has appealed to the higher authorities of the NPGs to rein in on the erring cadres as such miscreants bring about bad image to the whole organisation, thereby losing public sympathy and support.

It has expressed hope that no such untoward incident is repeated in future against the peaceful citizens especially church workers.

news in Brief DC Longleng informs: Deputy Commissioner (DC), Longleng has informed the general public that due to the prevailing situation in the state, bursting or cracking of fireworks in the district during the Dipawali festive season will be strictly prohibited. It warned that stern action shall be imposed for violation of the order and further appeal for public cooperation and support for peaceful atmosphere in the district.

Dept of Tourism informs: Department of Tourism Director has informed that inauguration of new Peren sector under Swadesh Darshan which was scheduled on October 28, has been postponed due to unavoidable circumstances.

CANSSEA Peren meeting: Confederation of All Nagaland Employees Association (CANSSEA) Peren district unit has convened executive meeting on October 29, 1 p.m. at Peren town. All members have been informed to attend the meeting.

Lotha Hoho general meeting: Lotha Hoho (LH) has convened general meeting on October 30, 11 a.m. at public ground, Wokha to collectively deliberate on the Indo-Naga political solution. Therefore, all right thinking citizens of Lothas have been requested to remain prayerful and attend the meeting.

DDGBA emergency meeting: Dimapur District GB Association has convened tribal GB executives under Dimapur district meeting on October 29, 12 a.m. at Chakhroma Public Organisation Hall, Chümoukedima. All tribal GB executives have been requested to positively attend the meeting.

NBSE notifies on single use plastic ban DIMAPUR: As per the directive of the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Department of School Education & Literacy, Government of India, Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has informed all heads of registered institutions under NBSE to avoid the usage of single-use plastic, both within and outside the school premises.

The single-use plastic items include plastic bags, water bottles, soda bottles, straws, plastic plates, cups, etc. All institutions have been directed educate the students about the drastic impacts on the environment as well as aquatic life due to single-use plastic and to adopt measures to avoid its usage.

Girl Child Month observed Kohima, Longleng

Members of the BBBP, MSK & Doctors of DHL felicitating baby girl at the District Hospital Longleng.

DIMAPUR: Celebrating the Girl Child Month, State Resource Centre for Women (SRCW) Nagaland along with 181- Women Helpline, District Level Centre for Women (MSK) and Sakhi- One Stop Centre under the initiative of the Nagaland State Social Welfare Board (NSSWB) organized programmes at Youth Mission Children Home, Seikhazou, Eden Garden Children’s Home, Khuzama and T. Khel Government Middle School from October 11 to 26.

Both care giver homes and the institution were made to compete through art- painting and drawing

competition based on the theme, “Little girls with dreams become women with vision”. Children from classes 2-10 took part in the competition and prizes were distributed to the winners. The team engaged the students in recreational activities. The staff contributed bags of rice and other eatable items to the care giver homes as gesture of love and care.

Chairperson of the programmes highlighted on the significance of the International Girl Child Month campaign and the objectives of the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) scheme. Topics on Adolescent well-being,

career guidance, personal health and menstrual hygiene, good touch, bad touch and anti- bullying act were shared by the Women Helpline and MSK team.

The resource persons also sensitized the children on the importance and services provided by the 181- Women Helpline and CHILDLINE 1098.

The deans from both the care giver homes and the institution as well warmly welcomed the team by looking forward for more programmes to be organized and collaboration in the coming days.

Longleng: Meanwhile, observing the October Month as the month

of the girl child, District Task Force, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) in collaboration with Mahila Shakti Kendra-(MSK) District level centre for women and District Hospital Longleng felicitated new born girl child on October 25, at District Hospital Longleng (DHL).

A press release from DPRO Longleng stated that to support and celebrate the birth of girl child in the district, free birth certificate along with gift hampers were presented to the new born babies.

Phungla Phom, WWO MSK, Longleng highlighted on the activities ofBeti Bachao Beti Padhao and Mahila Shakti Kendra office. She encouraged the mothers to visit the office for any queries related to women and girl child to avail the facilities provided by the government for them SeniorSpecialist (Gynaecologist) Dr. AdemlaTinu, successfully performed the second cesarean section in the district hospital. And to the utter joy on such occasion, both the babies were girl child.

D H L m e d i cal superintendent, D r. L h ov i z o t u o B e l h o, appreciated the BBBP &MSK team Longleng for conducting such activity for uplifting the status of women and girl child in the district.

DLSAs conduct workshop on ‘mediation techniques’

Workshop on “mediation techniques” with the officials of customary court, Mokokchung was held on October 25.

DBs from Peren district after the workshop.

DIMAPUR: District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) of Peren and Mon districts conducted one day workshop on “mediation techniques” with customary court officials and district dobashis (DBs) in their respective districts.

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tured negotiation process where a third neutral party (mediator) assists the parties in amicably resolving their disputes by using specialised communication and negotiation techniques.

The release stated that in Nagaland, DBs as mediators could play a vital role of settling disputes by using mediation techniques in customary courts for which training was required.

Mon DLSA conducting training at Customary Court DC Office Mon.

Peren: Peren DLSA organised the workshop on October 23which was attended by 40 DBs from different circles under Peren district.

The chairperson for the programme, panel lawyer, Asuni highlighted the working mechanism of legal services authority. Resource person, Limhathung Ezong from State Legal Services Authority, spoke on the sig-

nificance of mediation, the requisite skills and knowledge of a mediator and the steps to be taken in order to achieve a successful mediation between the disputed parties.

Earlier, the programme began with an invocation by DB Adwa.

Mon: Mon DLSA on October 24 organised the training at Customary Court DC Office Mon. Keynote

address and topic on concept of mediation, applicability of mediation techniques in customary court, types of cases that can be referred for mediation was delivered by chief judicial magistrate cum secretary MDLSA, Seyielenuo Mezhii.

The programme was chaired by panel lawyer, N. Mannon and welcome Dr. Joydeep, Cancer Specialist from B Borooah Cancer Institute with Olive Christian address was delivered by Hospital and research centre, Darogapathar Staff creating breast cancer awareness retainer lawyer, M. Moba. programme K Y M C

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2019

nagalandpost.com Poll Q.: Why BJP could not win Haryana?

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Jats and Dalits voted for 53% Cong.

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WEATHER FORECAST October 27

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A morning shower in places

30 23

Aizawl

A p.m. t-storm in spots

Guwahati Partly sunny and pleasant Imphal

A morning shower or t-storm

23 19 28 20 23 18

Itanagar Pleasant with clouds and sun 24 17 Shillong A stray afternoon t-shower Kohima

A p.m. t-storm in spots

Dimapur A little a.m. rain; clearing Mkg

22 14 20 15 25 19

Heavy a.m. showers; clearing 21 16

Tuensang Morning rain, then a shower Wokha

DMST celebrates Golden Jubilee

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(L-R): I Zulu Jamir. MKTD presenting song during the golden jubilee celebration. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, OCT. 26 (NPN): Dimapur Mangmetong Senso Telongjem (DMST) celebrated its Golden Jubilee, under the theme “Higher Vision through Me (God)”, at Imliyanger Memorial Centre (IMC) on October 26 in Dimapur.

Speaking on the celebration theme, Associate Pastor (Mission), KABA, I Zulu Jamir, pointed out that Nagas should not be reluctant to keep their dreams high, as long as they have God. “Irrespective of how high our dreams are, if we only put God first, we will be able to achieve anything”, he added.

He opined that Nagas have the tendency to dream

high, but seldom works for it and leaves God behind.

He viewed that there is a bridge between their dreams and goals, and that can only be filled through hard work, determination and keeping God ahead of them.

Living in a scenario filled with explosion of information, Jamir viewed that they are loaded with different types of information around them, which are least digested.

According to a survey conducted by him in Kohima, he revealed that explosion of information has caused lots of problems, owing to anxiety and depression, especially towards the youth. The survey displayed out of 100 candidates, 36 have been affected by high level of

Kuzhe cultural society celebrates 25th anniversary

Welete Kapfo and others with Kuzhe Cultural Society members at Pfutsero.

DIMAPUR: Kuzhe Cultural Society (KCS) celebrated its 25th anniversary in Pfutsero town under Phek district on Saturday.

A press release from the KCS stated that the 25th anniversary flag was unfurled by PS to Minister Planning & Coordination, Land Revenue and Parliamentary Affairs, Welete Kapfo as the special guest.

Speaking on the occasion, special guest Kapfo said that music was a part of life and that every emotion and situation can be used to express through

music. He reminded the congregation on the ageold virtue of ‘fear’, ‘shame’ and ‘taboo’ and urged upon the people to follow those good virtues.

During the celebration, an indigenous double quartet competition was held wherein Leshemi Kezuwe Group, Thetsümi Youth Society and Pfutseromi Youth Society stood first, second and third positions respectively. The consolation prize winners were Lewoza Youth Society and Chizami Youth Society. The celebration was followed by anniver-

sary feast.

The release informed that KCS was founded by late Mechimvii Ritse in the year 1994. Since inception, the Kuzhe Cultural Society represented Nagaland state on several occasions.

In the year 1999, the group was awarded gold in folk song competition at National Youth festival held in Chennai.

In 2000, the group got gold in solo folk song held in Shillong. On numerous occasions, the cultural group was accorded due recognition in cultural songs and dances.

anxiety and 16 by bi polar depression.

He also maintained that in the last six years, 13 people have committed suicide due to depression and high anxiety, owing to explosion of information and not being able to digest it.

He also spoke about the rampant numbers of unions and societies formed in Nagaland. He mentioned that Nagaland was termed as the second highest state in the country, in terms of registered societies and unions. He however lamented that many of these unions were not beneficial for the people and also not working for the right purpose.

He opined that one reason for formation of

KVK Peren conducts prog on poultry farming DIMAPUR: Three-days training programme on “Poultry farming for entrepreneurship development” was organized by Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Peren District from October 21 to 23, at KVK Office, Jalukie.

A press release from KVK Peren stated that ACTO (A/Sc) and Course Coordinator of the programme, Dr. L. Babita Devi highlighted on the importance of using improved poultry germplasm in backyard condition for sustainable livelihood and income generation. She also elaborated on “Backyard poultry farming” and “Health care and management in poultry production”.

During the technical session, ACTO, Soil Sc Z. James Kikon, delivered lecture on waste management and vermi-composting, while COVAS, CAU, Jalukie assistant professor, Dr. Merina stressed on ‘Role of nutrition in poultry’ and ‘Scientific housing and different housing designs for poultry’.

Altogether, 30 rural youths from different villages in Peren district attended the training programme. The programme also followed expert –farmer interaction /group discussion.

so many unions may be because of our identity confusion and questioned if Nagas were still in a state of confusion.

He also spoke about how the present generation was termed as an age of rebellion, where youth of the present generation have been vending out their anger and frustration in many social media platforms.

However, maintained that their voices should also be heard and urged the gathering to take into account the voices of the youths. Jamir was disappointed seeing Naga Students Federation’s (NSF) not partaking on the ongoing Naga Peace talks and stated that youth should also voice out their concerns. He further urged the

gathering not to forget their roots and identities.

Delivering shor t speech, MLA Imkong L Imchen, stated that 70 years of struggle for freedom cannot be solved over night. He also urged the gathering not to be misled by social media rumours and propagandas and maintained that majority of the things circulating in social Medias was not true and are only assumptions and propagandas.

E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was compeered

by Merensola Imchen and Nungsangpong Imchen and invocation offered by president, Dimapur Mangmetongtsür Telongjem (DMT), Dr. Sentila Longchar. Jubilee greetings were delivered by chairman, MVC, Yudang Imchen and vice president, ASTD, M Toshi, while welcome note was delivered by president DMST, A Mayang Imchen.

Highlights of the programme included opening act by Mangmetong Kaketshir Telongjem Dimapur (Mangmetong Students Union Dimapur), a group song by DMT and cultural song by member of DMST from Chumoukedima and Diphupar. Vote of thanks was delivered by executive member, DMST, I Nükshi Tzüdir and the jubilee book was released by Merenla Chuba.

KOHIMA, Oct 26 (NPN): Re v. M o a L o n g c h a r i Cancer Foundation was launched on October 26 at Baptist Mission Church (BMC) Convention Centre, Kohima which was laid in memory of late Rev. Moa Longchari.

Delivering a keynote address, Khrienuo Moa, wife of late Rev. Moa Longchari explained that the mission of this foundation is to reduce cancer mortality rate across Nagaland through awareness, prevention and early detection to provide counselling for patients through their recovery and encourage them to live a full-life during and after their treatment, to raise funds across communities through donations contribution of materials and environmentally sustainable measures K Y M C

Rev. Zelhou Keyho launching Rev Moa Longchari Cancer Foundation in Kohima on Saturday. (NP)

to have a positive impact on the surroundings and to collaborate with Oncologists, hospitals and other volunteers to maximise the effectiveness of spreading awareness and treatment for patients.

It also have a vision to provide the best pos-

sible treatment for reducing the cancer mortality rate in Nagaland by providing medical financial assistance and counselling for the underprivileged and medically underserved communities.

“We have all experienced the pain of losing a

loved one at some point in our lives and it is inevitable that there are people out there struggling to fight this fear and their underlying mission is to minimise the battles lost un-fought and stand to ensure that cancer patients are provided with the medical attention

District Museum building at Hevishe village, Dimapur.

DIMAPUR: District Museum was inaugurated by PHED minister Jacob Zhimomi Saturday at Hevishe village under Dimapur district.

The special guest PHED minister, Jacob Zhimomi asserted that it was a proud moment for the people of Khaghaboto Area and Hevishe village for having the first district museum under the Ministry of Art and Culture Ministry, GOI. He encouraged the people to protect, preserve, maintain and promote the museum and together promote artifacts. The minister also spoke on the harmful usage of plastic and its impact against living environment urging the gathering to refrain from use of plastic and appeal the general public to cooperate with the government in doing away with singe use plastic.

Zhimomi asked the Nagas not to opt for land compensation when it comes to

developmental need. In this, he encouraged the people to assist the government in development process.

Kipi Qomi Welfare Society (KQWS) chairman, Kughaho Awomi in his keynote address informed that the initiative of the museum started with a motive to preserve the rich culture/ traditional; artifacts of the Nagas as the age old items, materials, artifacts of the forefathers have been vanishing or been destroyed with the coming of Christianity to Nagaland.

He maintained that the construction work started on January 2017 and was completed on October 20.

He also mentioned that the achievement of the museum was a new development to Hevishe village and for the society as the biggest project undertaken so far.

He also appealed the general public to contribute artifacts which will be placed on record by name.

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KO H I M A , O C T 2 6 (NPN): Kohima Japukong Senso Telongjen (KJST) celebrated its golden jubilee at Molu Ki, Para Medical Kohima on Saturday. Minister, Higher & Technical Education and Tribal Affairs, Temjen Imna Along graced the occasion as special guest.

Along in his speech suggested the congregation to go back to strengthening their roots and go back to the things which was the need of the hour. He added that God has blessed them with fertile lands; however, they have to cultivate it and work hard to reap the fruits.

The minister also mentioned that living in a society where people want jobs without appearing exams, people want to be the forerunner without hard work. To this, he reminded the youngsters that there is no shortcut to success and called upon the young generation to work hard in order to achieve success in life, consistently and persistency should be their motto.

Ex-Minister and KJST advisor, Benjoliba Aier adviced the parents to encourage their children to reach new heights while availing

Minister for Higher & Technical Education and Tribal Affairs, Temjen Imna Along speaking during the occasion on Saturday. (NP)

the advantages of modern day technology. While stating that his generation did not have any distraction in the guise of social media, video games and gadget, saying that present day students are poised with every possible distractions coupled with laziness.

President of Kohima Aoer Telongjem (KAT) and also Additional Director of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Chiten Yaden viewed that Nagas are still limiting their vision within the boundaries of the state and added that dynamic initiative with market driven economy was the need of the hour.

President of Kohima Japukongtsur Telomgjem (KJT), Chubasenla said the status

Rev. Moa Longchari Cancer Foundation launched in Kohima

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required but not necessarily attained”, Khrienuo added.

She went on to say that the foundation was laid in memory of Rev. Moa Longchari, whose generosity has touched them in manners unknown; it is also a reminder that death could have a beautiful start.

She also added that to the world we had lost him to cancer, but he had only gone through the inevitable cycle of life.

She maintained that the outlook is to acknowledge that death is inescapable and will show up in all forms, but through his life we have learned that to overcome death is to simply embrace life.

His life here on earth has met an end, but not his dreams and the impact of his journey has compelled us to continue carrying the

legacy of his unforgettable love, she said.

She hopes that this foundation is a testament and expansion of his Ministry and service to God, which we now has the privileged and honour to be a part of.

Khrienu pointed out that he has influenced the life of every individual known to him, and remains the core essence of their foundation: to change a moment, if not a life.

N B C C E x e c u t i ve Director, Zelhou Keyho launched the RMLCF and shared a short message followed by words of appreciation by Neiphrezo Keditsu.

The programme was earlier blessed with scripture reading and invocation

by BMC Pastor Rev. James C. Neikhrienyü and a special song was presented by BMC youth.

of women in today’s society has improved with the understanding of men and maturity of the society.

While acknowledging the

efforts of Ao Senden, KAT and KJST through whose action have given a voice to the mothers, daughters and sisters of the society.

PUBLIC NOTICE This is to notify to all the Consumers & Stakeholders of the state of Nagaland that M/s Fitzroy Energy & Minerals Ltd., Dimapur, and M/s Resurgent Power Projects Limited, Chennai (EPC) has filed a petition for Generation Tariff Determination of 60 MV Coal Based Thermal plant at Tuli, Mokokchung before the Nagaland Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) on 29th Jan, 2019.

The summary of DPR and Tariff Proposal are as below : Executive Summary • Generator : M/s Fitzroy Energy & Minerals ltd., Dimapur with EPC Contractor • Capacity : 2 x 30 MW • Stages of development : phase -1 & phase-II (30 MW each) • Pant Load Factor : 93% • Gross power Generation : 537.69 MU/year • Loan Term : 12 % • Debt Equity Ratio : 75 : 25 (307 : 102) • Nearest Sub Station : Tuli sub-station (66V) at 6.5 km distance • Total Nagaland coal Requirement (6700kcal/kg) : 675 tonnes/day • total Bamboo requirement : 1000 tonnes/day • Secondary Fuel for start- up : Diesel Estimation Proposed on cost & Finance Sl. No Particulars Amount (in crs) 1 Boiler, turbine & Generator cost 243.80 2 Erection , testing & commissioning 20.00 Transportation, insurance, taxes and 3 4.00 duties 4 GST 35.10 5 GST on E&C 2.90 6 Cess, if any 1.10 7 Civil & structural works 44.20 8 Non- plant works 4.00 9 Interest during construction 44.27 10 Working capital margin 6.54 Total Project Cost ` .410.00 11 Proposed Fixed cost ` .2.38/KWH 12 Proposed variable cost ` .3.27/KWh 13 Proposed Tariff ` .5.65/KWh 3 Interested parties may peruse the said DPR and tariff proposal from office of the M/s. Fitzroy & minerals Limited, Dimapur on payment of Rs 100/- per petition or can download from the NERC’S official website i.e. www.nerc.org.in 4 Objection/ suggestion, if any on the DPR and traffic proposal submitted by the developer through the state government, together with supporting materials may be filed before the secretary, Nagaland Electricity Regulatory Commission, 341 Upper Agri Colony, Kohima in person or through registered post so as to reach the commission on or before 21st November ,2019.

5 The public Hearing on the above matter shall be as per the date, time and venue decided by the Hon’ble Commission in due course of time.

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COCOMI submits memorandum to Gov & CM

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IMPHAL, Oct 26: People of Manipur shall decide their own future if India government fails to respect the history and culture of the state, Co-ordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity (COCOMI) warned in memorandums submitted to the state Governor and chief minister on Saturday.

COCOMI submitted the memorandums after a massive rally on the streets in Imphal, cautioning the government of India of any clauses that could distort the unity of Manipur in the agreement to be signed with NSCN(IM).

The Centre was slated to wind up the ongoing peace negotiation with Naga rebel groups by October 31 of which interlocutor RN Ravi who is also the Governor of Nagaland had hinted of granting autonomy to Manipur and Arunachal Nagas among others in the proposed agreement.

“Any solution to the vexed Naga issue must not be the cost of the existing socio-political and economic as well as the culture of the state. The solution must not affect not only the territorial integrity but also the administrative set up of the state,” COCOMI demanded

Mass rally against hurting Manipur s interest by Naga peace talk targeting Raj Bhavan and CM secretariat in Imphal on Saturday. (NP)

in the memorandums.

The memorandums were handed over directly by leaders of the COCOMI taking part in the mass rally to the Governor Dr Najma Heptulla and chief minister N Biren Singh after meeting them.

The rally kicked started from a public ground at Kwakeithel in Imphal West and culminated at originating place after submission of memorandum to the Governor and chief minister.

Taking precedent from Naga solution, there may arises a similar claim from other ethnos which would initiate the “Balkanisation” of Manipur, COCOMI, the conglomerate of major civil society organisations wor-

ried. While reminding the repeated assurances given

by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visits in Imphal for his party’s election campaign, COCOMI expressed confidence that the Governor and chief minister will convey the same to Modi.

Modi, in his address to a public meeting for the state Assembly elections on February 25, 2017, had declared that Centre’s peace talk with the Nagas will not hurt interest of Manipur.

“There is not a single word in the Naga Accord that is detrimental to the interest of the Manipur and its people,” he had assured, the COCOMI claimed in the memorandum.

Similar assurances that Framework Agreement will not hurt the sentiment of Manipuri people, its territorial integrity, and the administrative and cultural integrity of Manipur were also given during election rallies for last Lok Sabha in Imphal on January 4 and April 7, 2019, the COCOMI reminded the Governor and the chief minister.

The memorandums were submitted by a ninemember delegation of COCOMI led by its co-ordinator Sunil Karam after the rally was stopped by the police and security forces near the main entrance gate of Raj Bhavan and Chief Minister’s secretariat.

After coming out of the

Raj Bhavan, Sunil Karam told reporters that the Governor conveyed to them her concern over the raising apprehensions of the people of the state and assured to convey the same to the Prime Minister.

She further told the delegation about her recent meeting with RN Ravi and said that the interlocutor and her counterpart Nagaland Governor also aware of the developing situation in the state.

The massive rally today on Saturday was barely three days after a massive spontaneous demonstration of the people had rung the alarm bell not to create problems in Manipur while appeasing NSCN(I-M).

COCOMI has been launching a series of protest since October 23 as a part of its public alert meeting campaign asking people to be alert of any clauses that have the potential of distorting the Manipur’s integrity in any form while working out of final solution between GoI and NSCN(IM).

After the massive spontaneous demonstration in the heart of Imphal, torch rallies were carried out widely in each locality in Imphal and other valley districts of the state responding to a call given by COCOMI.

Meghalaya to continue with ADB Prohibitory orders in Arunachal project to improve education sector district after arson, violence

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Tura(Meghalaya), Oct 26: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Saturday said that his government would continue with the “Supporting Human Capital Development Project in Meghalaya” funded by Asian Development Bank (ADB) to improve the education sector in the state.

Sangma said this after inaugurating the new Building of Wadanang Secondary School, Tura which was constructed under “Supporting Human Capital Development Project in Meghalaya” funded by ADB. The project focuses on improvement of secondary education, infrastructure and skill development.

Under this project, scores of government aided secondary and higher secondary schools in the state are being upgraded with the kind of infrastructure to improve the overall learning environment for the students and so far about 14 numbers

of such schools have completed in the region.

Terming the project as a blessing for the students, people of Wadanang locality as well as Garo Hills and Meghalaya as a whole, Sangma said this is the appropriate time to thank all those people who were instrumental in bringing the project including the Ministers of the previous government, former Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs, Zenith Sangma and former legislator, Noverfield R Marak, the present government and all the officers concerned for completing the project successfully.

Moreover, he informed that the present government is keen to take this project further and said that Phase II of the ADB project is underway which would further improve the necessary requirements of various schools of the region.

Informing that Garo Hills has an average pass percentage in the whole region with regard to SSLC Examinations, the Chief

Minister informed that after much deliberation and discussion with the concerned officials, it has been decided to identify Bottom 20 schools from the region and provide special classes especially for those students appearing for the SSLC Examinations.

Stating that most of the schools have four months long break during winter holidays after which the students directly appear for their examinations may be one of the reason for their bad performance, he said that special classes should be given to them during this break. Further, Sangma informed that many things are being planned to improve the education scenario in the region so that the students utilise the facilities properly and gets maximum benefit.

Moreover, in the initiative to transform the education sector in the state, he said that it depends on the person who runs it to make it as a centre of excellence for the people of the region.

Itanagar, Oct 26 (PTI): Prohibitory orders have been clamped on Arunachal Pradesh’s Namsai district, after miscreants torched 14 houses belonging to a tribal community in a new settlement at Mabira area, officials said on Saturday.

The incident took place near Khai-Hay Nallah under Tengapani Forest Reserve between October 12-15, prompting the district administration to enforce prohibitory orders under CrPC Section 144, they said.

The situation took a turn for the worse on Friday, as protesters clashed with paramilitary forces at Jengthu Bridge during a rally organised by the Adi Students Union (AdiSU), a police officer said.

Several police personnel, including SP Ankit Kumar Singh and DSPs Sepraj Perme and Thutan Jamba suffered minor injuries in the violence, he said.

AdiSU, in a representation to the Namsai Deputy Commissioner, has also accused a few members of the

Brown Sugar factory busted in Manipur

Items seized by NAB team during a raid at Brown Sugar factory in Manipur s Thoubal district on Saturday. (NP)

Correspondent IMPHAL, Oct 26: Yet in another major breakthrough in its “war on drugs”, Manipur police on Saturday busted a clandestine Brown Sugar factory and arrested of two individuals allegedly running the factory.

Besides seizing large quantity of morphine products including 25.5 kg of suspected Brown Sugar, arms and ammunitions were also recovered during the raid of the factory by a team of Narcotic and Affairs of Border (NAB) K Y M C

of Manipur police.

Displaying the seized items before the media at NAB office in Imphal in the evening, NAB SP W Basu Singh said that Brown Sugar factory was discovered by the team at Sangomsang village of Waithou area in Thoubal district.

He put the value of the suspected Brown Sugar at over Rs 25.5 crore in the international market if it turns out to be the contraband item which will be confirmed only after laboratory test.

However, he main-

tained that preliminary finding of forensic science laboratory of state police has indicated presence of morphine in all the samples seized during the raid.

Apart from the suspected Brown Sugar, 145 litre of concentrated morphine solution, two kg of ammonium chloride, nine kg of lime, one wooden pressing machine, one weighing machine, one handy cash counter, three SBBL rifles, nine live round cartridges and Rs 3,560 were seized during the operation, he claimed.

The SP identified the

two arrested individuals as Md Jane Alam (30) and Md Sadam Hussain (29), both from Lilong Sangomsang of Thoubal district.

He said that a NAB team led by its additional SP Th Brinda under his supervision launched the operation today morning and members of the ANJUMAN and Islah-eMuaasgrah assisted the NAB team in the operation.

Personnel of the Narcotic and Affairs of Border launched the operation after a careful surveillance of the suspects and their activities over a period of time, he added.

A case has been registered at NAB police station for further investigation, the SP added.

This is not the first time in which Manipur police busted Brown Sugar and Heroin (No.4) manufacturing units in the state, mostly in Thoubal district.

Earlier, locally manufactured Brown Sugar and Herion powder worth over Rs 100 crore in the international market were seized by the Narcotic and Affairs of Border of the state police.

All Tai Khampti Singpho Students Union (ATKSSU) for the arson and demanded their immediate arrest.

ATKSSU has denied involvement in the incident.

Ar unachal Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein and Home Minister Bamang Felix had on Friday night called an emergency meeting with officials, and decided to send a peace delegation to meet the affected families in Namsai and urge people in the area to maintain peace.

The delegation would include Health Minister Alo Libang, and MLAs Ninong Ering and Jignu Namchoom, an official release said.

Felix has also called on members of the Arunachal Indigenous Tribes Forum to intervene in the matter and maintain communal harmony. Meanwhile, the district divisional forest office in Namsai has said it did not issue any ‘No Objection Certificate’ (NOC) or forest clearance for the new settlement at Mabira.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2019

KSA demands 100% job reservation for ST

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Diphu October 26: Karbi Students Association, (Bijoy Bey faction) along with other social organizations have appealed Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council and Selection Committee for Grade III and IV posts for Assam Hills Medical College & Research Institute to ensure 100 percent reservation of jobs for local scheduled tribe applicants domiciled in Karbi Anglong and West Karbi Anglong district.

The written examination for the posts took place at various centres spread across the two hill districts of Karbi Anglong and West Karbi Anglong on Saturday.

“In Sixth Schedule districts, all jobs should be reserved for local scheduled tribe candidates. I urge the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council and the Selection Committee for favoring 100 percent jobs in Grade III and IV in Assam Hills Medical College & Research Institute,” KSA general secretary Thangsing Timung said before the media on Friday.

‘Mizoram made dumping ground of Kerala BJP leaders’

Aizawl, Oct 26 (PTI): With P S Sreedharan Pillai, BJP president of Kerala, appointed the 15th governor of Mizoram, The Congress and Mizoram’s apex student body Mizo Zirlai Pawl (MZP) on Saturday said the Centre has made the state a “dumping ground of Kerala BJP leaders”.

Pillai was appointed Mizoram governor by President Ram Nath Kovind on Friday. Sources in the Raj Bhavan here said the information about the swearingin of Pillai is awaited.

Pillai is the second Kerala BJP state president to be appointed as Mizoram governor after his predecessor Kummanam Rajasekharan had resigned from his post on March 8 to contest the Lok Sabha polls as a candidate of the saffron party after serving in Mizoram for 10 months.

“As the BJP is failing to influence the people of Mizoram, it is trying to enter the state through back door by using the governors,” state Congress spokesperson Lallianchhunga said.

MZP president L Ramdinliana Renthlei, on the other hand, said

P S Sreedharan Pillai

while the student body welcomes the appointment of a “regular governor”, it does not want the state to be used as a “dumping ground of governors”.

“We do not want the Raj Bhavan at Aizawl to be a musical chair of the politicians,” he said.

UPA-appointed governor Vakkom B Purushothaman had resigned on July 11, 2014 after he was transferred to Nagaland.

Purushothaman was replaced by Kamla Beniwal who was sacked by the Centre in August that year.

Since then over the past five years Mizoram has had eight governors -- including three who had taken additional charge.

None of them completed their terms.

Prior to the appointment of Pillai, Assam Governor Jagdish Mukhi was holding additional charge of Mizoram since March.

Nagaland House celebrates Golden Jubilee in Shillong

Advisor, Sericulture, Excise & Minority Affairs, Nagaland Zhaleo Rio with Meghalaya Home Minister James Sangma.

SHILLONG, OCT 26 : Nagaland House, Shillong, celebrated its golden jubilee under the theme ‘Home Away From Home,’ on October 26, with Meghalaya home minister James Sangma as the special guest. Zhaleo Rio, Advisor, Sericulture, Excise and Minority Affairs, Government of Nagaland also graced the occasion as the Jubilee Patron.

N a g a l a n d H o u s e, Shillong located at Nongrim Hills, is a state-run government guest house established in the year 1969 with the objective of pro-

viding accommodation to visiting VVIPs/VIPs/ govt officials and the people of Nagaland in general.

Headed by the Assistant Resident Commissioner (ARC) who also serves as a Nodal Officer for the NEC, Nagaland House also serves as a Liaison Centre for the State in all the official matters with the Government of Meghalaya and Central offices located in Shillong.

According to updates

from the organising committee, the first officer in charge of the establishment was C.Y. Kithan who served as OSD. “The present office has come a long way from OSD to Liaison Officer to ARC,” the press release stated.

Members of the Naga community, well-wishers and the student community took part I the celebration that witnessed a number of presentations including a traditional feast.

EX-SERVICEMEN CONTRIBUTORY HEALTH SCHEME (ECHS) EMPANELMENT NOTICE 1. ECHS invites plain paper applications for empanelment of local Chemists (Medicines Dealer/Supplier) with ECHS Polyclinic, Mokokchung (Nagaland) 2. For Terms & Conditions, contact Tele No 03762310294 or e-mail on dhiphu.88110@gov.in Last date of receipt of application is within 20 days after publication of advertisement Administrative Commandant DC-1537 GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE MOKOKCHUNG :: NAGALAND NO.MDP/R0-15/19-20/2200

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Date Mokokchung the 23rd October '19.

CALLING NOTICE

No. 3119 ABC Imlikumzuk Ozukum S/O:- Zulumongba Village:- Waromong P.O:- Mangkolemba P.S:- Mangkolemba District:- Mokokchung State:- Nagaland You are absenting from bonafide Govt. duty with effect from 09/09/2019 till date without any leave or permission from the competent authority.

3 (three) calling notices was issued directing you to report back to duty vide this office order (1) NO.MDP/ R0-15/19-20/1941 dtd. 21/09/19, (2) NO.MDP/R015/19-20/1990 dtd. 30/09/19, (3) NO.MDP/R0-15/1920/2082 dtd. 10/10/19 Hence, you are directed to report to duty within 7 (Seven) days from the publication of this notice, failing which legal action will be taken against you.

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Superintendent of Police, Mokokchung, Nagaland.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA, NAGALAND No. Judl-47/2017-18 Dated Wokha the 21st Oct 2019 NOTICE Whereas, Smti. Z Loreni, W/o Late Shri. Zubonthung Lotha, a permanent resident of Tsopo Village, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues benefits/family pension from the Govt. pertaining to PPO No. PEN/Com-4777/ NL/8465 and to close SBI AC No. 11766538173 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri Zubonthung Lotha, who expired on 09-10-2019 Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued.

K. MHATHUNG TSANGLAO Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Wokha, Nagaland K-2907

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MON : NAGALAND

NO. GA/JUD-08/2019-20/

Dated Mon, the ______, 2019

NOTICE Whereas, an application has been submitted by Shri/Smti.

Mongmeth with a prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of his/her husband deceased Late Khawang Konyak, Ex Pensioner of PPO No. PEN/COM/27949/ NL/S/26382 under the establishment of Sr. Treasury Officer, Mon who expired on 03.07.2019.

Objection are hereby invited from persons in regards to claim for withdrawal of the dues by the applicant within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this notice. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2019

328 infiltration attempts in 2018: MHA

A total of 257 terrorists, 91 security personnel and 39 civilians were killed in 614 terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir in 2018

New Delhi, Oct 26 (PTI): Pakistan-based terrorist groups made 328 bids to sneak into Jammu and Kashmir from across the border in 2018 and were successful in 143 of these attempts, the highest in the last five years, according to the Home Ministry’s annual report.

The re por t of the ministry for 2018-19 made available on Friday said 257 terrorists and 91 security personnel were killed in Jammu and Kashmir last year, the highest number of casualties in the state in the last five years.

Thirty-nine civilians were also killed during this period, it said.

As per the report, there were 328 infiltration attempts by Pakistan-based terrorist groups into Jammu and Kashmir from across the border in 2018, of which 143 were successful.

In 2017, there were 419 cross-border infiltration attempts, of which 136 were successful. In 2016, there were 371 infiltration attempts, of which 119 were successful, it said.

A total of 121 infiltration attempts were in 2015, of which 33 were successful.

In 2014, there were 222 infiltration attempts, of which 65 were successful, the annual report said.

“The ongoing military in Jammu and Kashmir is intrinsically linked with infiltration from across the border both from the International Border (IB) and the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir,” it said.

A total of 257 terrorists, 91 security personnel and 39 civilians were killed in 614 terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir in 2018, as per the report.

The casualties of both

security personnel and the terrorists and the number of terror incidents in 2018 were highest in the last five years in Jammu and Kashmir, it said.

In 2017, 213 terrorists, 80 security personnel and 40 civilians were killed in 342 terror incidents in the state, the report said.

In 2016, a total of 150 terrorists, 82 security personnel and 15 civilians were killed in 322 terror incidents, while in 2015, 108 terrorists, 39 security personnel and 17 civilians were killed in 208 terror incidents, it said.

A total of 110 terrorists, 47 security personnel and 28 civilians were killed in 222 terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir in 2014, the report said.

“Jammu and Kashmir has been affected by terrorist and secessionist violence, sponsored and supported from across the border for more than two and a half decades.

“Since the advent of militancy in Jammu and Kashmir (in 1990), 14,024 civilians and 5,273 security forces personnel have lost their lives -- up to March 31, 2019,” the Home Ministry annual report said.

Kamlesh’s wife Kiran to be new HSP chief

Kiran Tiwari (File)

Lu c k now, O c t 2 6 (IANS): Kiran Tiwari, wife of slain Hindu Samaj Party (HSP) chief, will take charge as the new president of the party here on Saturday.

“Kiran Tiwari, who has been unanimously appointed as our leader, will take charge at the party’s Lucknow office today. She will later be presented before the media as HSP’s newly appointed national President,” said Rajesh Mani Tripathi, National General Secretary, HSP. Kamlesh Tiwari was shot dead by two assailants inside his office in Khurshidbagh area of Lucknow on October 18. The killers have been arrested by a Special Task Force of the Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat police.

Rousing welcome to Cong leader Convict Ajay Chautala given furlough for 2 weeks Shivakumar in Karnataka

About 500 supporters, including state Congress leaders, greeted him at the airport and accompanied him in a convoy to the party office.

Bengaluru, Oct 26 (IANS): Congress leader D.K. Shivakumar, 57, returned to a rousing welcome at the city airport on Saturday, nearly two months after he flew to Delhi on being summoned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in a money laundering case, a party official said.

For mer Kar nataka Chief Minister and Janata Dal-Secular leader H.D. Kumaraswamy and Congress leaders from Kanakapura, his home constituency, were present at the airport.

“About 500 supporters, including state Congress leaders, greeted him at the airport and accompanied him in a convoy to the party office. There he was accorded a hero’s welcome,” party

spokesman Ravi Gowda told IANS. Shivakumar was released from Tihar Jail after 50 days on Thursday on a conditional bail, granted by the Delhi High Court. He was in custody in connection with a case under the Prevention Money Laundering Act (PMLA) 2002, filed on a complaint by the Income-Tax Department, which had seized Rs 8.6 crore cash from his flat in New Delhi in August 2017.

“The central government misused law enforcing agencies, like the ED, the I-T Department and the Central Bureau of Investigation to harass our senior leader Shivakumar,” said state Congress chief Dinesh Gundurao.

The Karnataka High Court on August 29 rejected Shivakumar’s plea for interim protection against arrest in a ‘hawala’ case.

The alleged money laundering came to light after raids by the tax sleuths his premises in Bengaluru, Kanakapura and New Delhi on August 2, 2017.

Cases were filed against him and four others under sections 277 and 278 of the Income Tax Act, 1961, and sections 120(B), 193 and 199 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

Shivakumar was a Cabinet Minister in the previous JD-S-Congress coalition government (May 2018-July 2019) and Energy Minister in the Congress government (2013-2018).

New Delhi, Oct 26 (IANS): A day after Dushyant Chautala clinched an alliance with Manohar Lal Khattar to form a new government in Haryana, his former’s father Ajay Chautala, who is lodged in the Tihar Jail in a corruption case, was given furlough for two weeks.

Sandeep Goel, the Director General of Tihar Prisons, told IANS: “We have given two weeks furlough to the convict Ajay Chautala. He had applied for the furlough a few days ago to attend a ritual to be held in remembrance of his mother’s death.”

Goel added that this was the second time that Ajay Chautala had applied for a furlough. Earlier this year, he had gone for a threeweek furlough.

A convict is entitled to seven-week furloughs in a year. The Director General of Tihar Prisons is the final authority to grant it to the convicts.

However, it was reported that Ajay Chautala wants to attend his son Dushyant’s swearing-in ceremony as Deputy Chief Minister of Haryana.

The Dushyant Chautala-led Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) clinched an alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to form a new government in Haryana.

The Jannayak Janata Party, which has won 10 seats in the 90-member Assembly, has reached a deal with the BJP to form the

Ajay Chautala (File)

government in the state wherein the Chief Minister will be from the Bharatiya Janata Party, while the post of Deputy Chief Minister will go to Jannayak Janata Party.

The coalition was announced by Bharatiya Janata Party president Amit Shah at a press conference held with Jannayak Janata Party leader Dushyant Chautala on Friday.

In February 2013, former Haryana Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala, his MLA son Ajay Chautala and three government officials were sentenced to 10 years in prison by a special CBI court on charges of illegally recruiting over 3,000 teachers in the state by using forged documents.

The scam came to light after a 1989 batch IAS officer Sanjeev Kumar had filed a writ in the Supreme Court alleging that the Om Prakash Chautala government had resorted to corrupt practices to recruit 3208 junior basic trained teachers in 2000.

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Security forces ready to foil Pak designs to create unrest in Kashmir: Madhav

Jammu, Oct 26 (PTI): BJP general secretary Ram Madhav on Saturday said security forces are fully geared to foil Pakistan’s design to create trouble in Kashmir and deal with militants who are trying to destroy Kashmiriyat by targeting outsiders.

Defending the scrapping of Article 370, Madhav said PM Narendra Modi’s “well thought-out” decision will not be revoked as it has been done for the betterment of the people of J&K who have remained deprived of their various rights for the past 70 years under the garb of this constitutional provision.

“Pakistan is continuing its efforts to create unrest in the valley but our security forces will frustrate all its attempts,” the BJP leader told reporters on the sidelines of a seminar organised by his party on “accession day” here.

Asked about frequent ceasefire violations by Pakistan, he said necessary security arrangements are in place to scuttle its attempts to foment trouble in the valley. Addressing the seminar, he said the militants are

Vasundhara Raje helped Cong: Beniwal Jaipur, Oct (PTI): BJP ally Hanuman Beniwal alleged on Friday that former chief minister Vasundhara Raje has helped the Congress candidate in Khisnwar bypoll, a day after his brother won the assembly seat by a slender margin.

Beniwal, convenor of the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party and the MP from Nagaur, also accused former state minister Yunus Khan of aiding the Congress in the bypoll, in a tweet tagging BJP chief Amit Shah, working president JP Nadda and state chief Satish Poonia.

He also tagged Raje in the tweet, demanding strong action against the two BJP leaders.

His brother Narayan Beniwal was the BJP-RLP alliance candidate and defeated Congress’s Harendra Mirdha.

Beniwal further alleged that Raje and Khan had also helped the Congress candidate in the Nagaur seat during the Lok Sabha polls when the RLP and the BJP fought the election in alliance.

Ram Madhav (File)

destroying the “beauty of Kashmiriyat” by targeting traders and truckers from outside the state but security forces will not allow such activities and will deal with them strictly.

“The militants are trying to scare away and frighten businessmen who have come to Jammu and Kashmir for trade. They are only harming the interests of the people of Kashmir and destroying Kashmiriyat,” he said, responding to a question about recent attacks on non-local truckers and traders in south Kashmir.

In the last 11 days, terrorists in south kashmir have killed five non-Kashmiris, including an apple trader and three truck drivers who were transporting apples.

They also burnt several trucks.

Greeting the people of Jammu and Kashmir on the eve of Diwali festival, he said this will be the first Diwali after abrogation of Article 370 which led to the complete integration of Jammu and Kashmir with India.

“It was a well thoughtout decision taken by the BJP under the leadership of Modi. The decision was not based on political consideration or ideological basis but it was meant to restore various rights to the people of J&K who were deprived of political, fundamental and democratic rights besides the right to dignity over the last seven decades,” he said.

He said the people who are in mourning about the scrapping of special status would not achieve anything because “this article will not make a come back”.

“It was a historic blunder committed by former PM Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in collusion with (National Conference founder) Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah. It was a political conspiracy to deprive ordinary people of their rights,” Madhav said.

Ex-BSF soldier quits JJP, says it’s ‘B-team’ of BJP Chandigarh, Oct 26 (PTI): Former BSF soldier Tej Bahadur Yadav quit the Jannayak Janta Party on Saturday, accusing it of betraying the Haryana voters by extending support to the BJP in forming the government.

Yadav, who was dismissed from the Border Security Force in 2017 after he posted a video complaining about the quality of food served to the troops, had joined the JJP for contesting the assembly election against Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar from the Karnal seat. He came third with 3,175 votes.

“Before the election, I had announced that if they tie up with the BJP, I will quit the JJP,” Yadav told PTI. The former BSF soldier slammed the Dushyant Chautala-led party for extending support to the BJP in forming the government, saying it was clear now that the JJP was the “B-team” of the saffron party. “They betrayed the voters by supporting the BJP,” he said.

Yadav claimed that the JJP announced to support

Tej Bahadur Yadav (File)

the BJP by itself despite the latter having not sought it.

“They should make it public whether they got money or anything else in return for supporting the saffron party,” he said.

“The public, which gave votes to the JJP, has been opposing the JJP’s move. A large number of supporters have been burning their flags and effigies ever since they announced to support the BJP,” he added. The BJP staked claim to form the government in Haryana after the JJP offered support to the saffron party, which fell short of a majority in the assembly election.

Patients suffer as docs strike in TN C h e nna i , O c t 2 6 (IANS): For the second day in succession, thousands of patients in government hospitals in Tamil Nadu continue to suffer as around 17,000 doctors are on a strike since Friday, demanding pay parity. Besides pay parity with their counterparts in the Central government, the doctors are also demanding the implementation of the time-bound promotion, and the non-reduction in the numbers of the doctors in hospitals. The striking doctors have said that in patients will not be examined unless an emergency happens and life saving/medical/ surgical emergencies will be attended to. Meanwhile, on Friday DMK President M.K. Stalin urged the Tamil Nadu government and the striking doctors to hold talks and find a solution as patients were suffering.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE NAGALAND : KOHIMA

No. DHFW-5/TRG/Gr-III Interview/2018-Pt/

/Dated, Kohima the 25th Oct, 2019.

ADVE RTI S E M E NT

DC-1540

Applications are invited for filling up the following vacancies under the Department of Health & Family Welfare as mentioned below: Item No. 1: 12 (twelve) posts of Laboratory Technician (Class-III) TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Minimum Qualification: Item No. 1: Diploma/ Bachelor/ Post Graduate degree in Medical Laboratory Technology from a Recognized Institute/ University/ Medical College. a). Diploma – Institutes recognized by AICTE b). Bachelor/ Post Graduate degree - University recognized by UGC/ MCI recognized Medical Colleges.

2. Age as on 01-01-2019: Minimum: 21 years and Maximum: 30 years. Relaxation of Age shall be made in accordance with the existing policy of the Government.

3. Reservation Quota shall be made in accordance with the existing policy of the Government.

4. Application Form(s) will be issued w.e.f 29th October, 2019 and the last date of submission is 8th November 2019. Interested candidates can personally obtain the Application Form(s) during working hours from Room No. 210 Directorate of Health & Family Welfare.

5. Further details will be provided along with the Application Form.

6. Short listed candidates for Written Examination following scrutiny of Application Form(s) will be published in local dailies.

7. The Board has every right to accept or reject the application after scrutiny. The decision of the Board is final.

SD/- DR. VIKEYIE LOSU Principal Director Issued by DIPR DC-1539

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OPINiON/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXIX NO. 4 Dimapur, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2019

For an organic revolution

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here is growing demand for organically produced foods is increasing rapidly. Evolving consumer buying habits, growing consumers' concerns regarding health, the environment, and animal welfare, along with their willingness to pay premium price for healthy food is fuelling the demand of organic food market. Also, government authorities, NGOs, and farmer organizations in developing countries are promoting organic farming by financial support, market information, and trends in organic food market. Global organic food market is undergoing a massive technological innovation over the last couple of years. Manufacturers invest in research and technical development and investigative activities to improve existing products and procedures to develop new products. Research and development will lead to development of new product to improve the quality and functionality by including better formulations. The organic products market in India has been growing at a Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 25 per cent and it is expected to touch Rs.10,000-Rs.12,000 crore by 2020 from the current market size of Rs. 4,000 crore, according to a report produced jointly by Assocham and Ernst & Young. India’s share in the $100 billion global organic food market is less than 0.2 percent. As mentioned above, the scale of the opportunity is also driven by the increasing variety of organic foods hitting the market and the emergence of ecommerce as a channel in which to sell the product.

India has substantial potential for expansion of organic agriculture owing to many factors, including favourable agro-climatic conditions. Hilly and rain-fed areas of the country such as the North Eastern Region and Deccan Plateau traditionally practice low input agriculture and are therefore more amenable to the switch to organic agriculture. Much has been said about the north east as having a huge potential for organic farming but despite this recognition, much is left to be desired in terms of reaching the desired goal. Considering that there is nearly 5.5 million hectares of cultivated land available in the North-East, organic farming barely covers 3 per cent of arable land. Among the north eastern states, Sikkim had already been declared as an organic state in 2016 and has 75000 hectares of land under organic cultivation; while Meghalaya has an ambitious plan to convert 2,00,000 hectare into organic farmland by 2020.

Nagaland is reported to have 6000 hectares certified as organic and 7000 hectare under conversion with compliance to National programme for organic production by OneCert International Pvt. Ltd as certifying agency. The major crops identified for organic farming include- ginger, large cardamom, rajma, brown rice, king chilli, fruits and vegetables. According to reports, Nagaland has potential for promotion of organic farming as farmers has been practicing traditional system of agricultural without the use of external inputs since its inception. Nagaland state has very low consumption of agro chemical pesticides and fertilizers which is only about 1.5 kg per hectare. The present agricultural practice of Nagaland is organic by default, as the state and the region did not make impact by the wave of green revolution across India. To make any headway, there is need to seriously promote organic farming as the main agricultural activity and also to provide adequate subsidy funding to farmers. Government departments responsible also need to provide quality organic seeds and other assistances such as package and storage to promote organic farmers.

DailyDevotion What is a Missionary?

Jesus said to them again, "…As the Father has sent Me, I also send you." —John 20:21 A missionary is someone sent by Jesus Christ just as He was sent by God. The great controlling factor is not the needs of people, but the command of Jesus.

The source of our inspiration in our service for God is behind us, not ahead of us. The tendency today is to put the inspiration out in front— to sweep everything together in front of us and make it conform to our definition of success. But in the New Testament the inspiration is put behind us, and is the Lord Jesus Himself. The goal is to be true to Him— to carry out His plans.

Personal attachment to the Lord Jesus and to His perspective is the one thing that must not be overlooked. In missionary work the great danger is that God’s call will be replaced by the needs of the people, to the point that human sympathy for those needs will absolutely overwhelm the meaning of being sent by Jesus. The needs are so enormous, and the conditions so difficult, that every power of the mind falters and fails. We tend to forget that the one great reason underneath all missionary work is not primarily the elevation of the people, their education, nor their needs, but is first and foremost the command of Jesus Christ— “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations…” (Matthew 28:19).

When looking back on the lives of men and women of God, the tendency is to say, “What wonderfully keen and intelligent wisdom they had, and how perfectly they understood all that God wanted!” But the keen and intelligent mind behind them was the mind of God, not human wisdom at all. We give credit to human wisdom when we should give credit to the divine guidance of God being exhibited through childlike people who were “foolish” enough to trust God’s wisdom and His supernatural equipment.

Quotes

I never considered a difference of opinion in politics, in religion, in philosophy, as cause for withdrawing from a friend. ~ Thomas Jefferson

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2019

Post-mortem Nagas’ Mind on Solution

A new power equation I E lection season comes full circle once again in India five months after general election as the latest round of states’ assembly election produces yet another inconclusive verdict with the ruling saffron party along with its ally Shiv Sena barely managing to retain the India’s second most electorally crucial state of Maharashtra and came within touching distance of majority mark in Haryana placing them in a strong wicket for forming government although this will happen only if they can find a new allies in the state.

Thanks to the great India’s democratic institution that provides political platform to its citizens to assess the performance of the government at the centre as well as the states, the people of the state of Maharashtra and Haryana uses the same platform, through which the people of India gave resounding mandate to BJP led NDA in May this year to rule the country for another five years period, to give strong notice to the saffron regime that the party cannot take people for a ride, reminding that the real political power belongs to the people and it is only through the people that any political parties can derive its strength. And this place India among only a few countries in the world where a unique peoplecentered political system is the only political order that govern the life of the nation.

While the success of the Indian democratic tradition that overcome all odds in the last seven decades is paramount providing to its citizens the freedom of choice and expression, what is troubling the country, among others, is the unending election cycles that the country has to endure without any significant time break. As the effort to create political consensus/agreement for conducting simultaneous polls for both the states and centre has so far failed, this prevailing electoral phenomena in the country will meant that the government at the centre, along with the election commission, within the given five years term has the responsibility of successfully conducting at least two states election in every two months covering twenty eight states and three union territories across India.

This electoral exercise at regular interval forced government and political parties to focus extensively on politics leaving no time and

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space for concentrating on providing good governance to the people.

This unending election cycles, and the relentless efforts by the political parties for winning every elections eventually make way for an unhealthy trend where elections are contested on the platform of narrow politics of numbers, communalism, polarization and appeasement just for the sake of winning votes and in the process tragically setting aside the political narrative of good governance and development. The question of electoral reforms in the country should include how to do away with this trend of unending election cycles.

As for the latest elections’ verdict, this is the ruling BJP failing the first test in its crucial battle for electoral consolidation across the country. The party managing to win one state and finding itself in better place to form government in another, thereby keeping the momentum of wining, should not surprise the readers of Indian politics and the political pundits. What is an unexpected outcome is the margin under which the party performs. Forget about different exit polls’ projection; contesting the elections during the best of its time after sweeping the national election just five months back and disorientation within the ranks in the oppositions’ camp, these two states elections should be a walkover for the ruling party, and this very election provide best opportunity for the party to assert its electoral superiority over its opponents. Had the oppositions’ camp, particularly the Congress, put up cohesive contest identifying local leaders to lead the battle, the verdict would have been a real shocker for the ruling saffron regime. Nevertheless the verdict is a humbling experience for the BJP. It creates a new power equation that would force the party to work together with its allies, not just in these two states but even at New Delhi, as a responsible major ruling party under the democratic spirit of consultation, accommodation and inclusiveness. The verdict had at least for some time dramatically halted the BJP’s ambition for dominating the country’s electoral politics.

The most interesting characteristic of this election’s mandate is the absence of cry and accusation over the question of an alleged EVM manipulation and tampering charge against the ruling party by the oppositions. With the BJP per-

forming poorly and the oppositions’ performance exceeding beyond expectation, the allegation about EVM manipulation influencing the outcome of election didn’t arise this time. It should be an electoral lesson for the oppositions that election is not won on the platform of cheap and immature propagandas, like when BJP won it is because EVM is manipulated and when BJP loses and its opponents perform better then EVM is fine. And that it is only with its own strength and by presenting a consistent and viable political alternative to the nation can it win an election in their favour.

The verdict sends positive feelers to the oppositions’ camp that the BJP and the much hype Modi-Shah’s electoral winning machine is not something unbeatable. If an electoral performance like this, coming just few months after general election, could trouble the ruling party then the oppositions can take them on any political turf and any time beat the so called invincible spell possess by the current BJP’s dispensation. The oppositions have many reasons to read this latest electoral verdict as a sign of their long road to political revival while the BJP is expected to turn more aggressive in the coming days in order to maintain the wining momentum as the country heads for another series of states elections, the next phase being in the cow-belt Hindi heartland states.

A nation like India, a rainbow nation and a land of minorities, defined by linguistic, religious, regional, racial and ethnic diversities, a fractured mandate like this latest one with multiple political parties sharing the spoils, and which makes way for multi-party coalition government both at the centre and the states should be the spirit and character of country’s electoral politics. And it is only in this common coalition platform can it confronts effectively a majoritarian form of democracy and politics popularize by anti-secular Sangh forces which is antithetical to the idea of India. The platform will also help accommodate the voice and the interest of every section of the society and create a perfect political ground towards making India as a successful nation.

Dr. Nsungbemo Ezung, Wokha Town, (ezung_n@yahoo.com)

Where are we heading?

bserving the whole scenario of the ongoing Naga political talks, one may say that it has reached a very critical point where the fate of the Nagas are to be decided by signing the final political agreement. Opinions still appear to be divided among the Nagas and bulk of the people seems confused, with one group ready to ink the final agreement and one group on the other end reluctant to sign the final agreement without a flag and constitution. It's NSCN-IM vs the NNPGs on the fray. This seems to have given a favoring circumstance to the Government of India to further divide the Nagas as it is evident from the attitude of the Indian Government. The Govt. of India now trying to condition the Naga negotiators is something distasteful and far from the principles of peace process.This has also created chaos and tensions among the Nagas so to say.

Whatever may be the case, i'm in no way going to stress much on history and what-not sort of controversies arising out of the ongoing Naga political talks at this juncture. Much has been said about its pros and cons and i'm sure most people are already aware by now. For this reason, I want to rather make my arguments very specific.First things first, I want our leaders to know that the decision they are going to take today is going to decide the future of the Nagas, especially the youths who will continue to live and carry forward the Naga freedom struggle even after they are long gone. Therefore, they should know that this fight is not just for themselves but so much so for their Children and genera-

tions to come and any unwise decision on their part would be most unfortunate. From this perspective, i want to put forth two significant points i.e 1.Any decision should be farsighted and admissible to all the Nagas. 2. Under no circumstance, any solution arriving out of the political settlement should put the rights of the Nagas at stake. In the event of any untoward eventuality, the ultimate blame will be on the leaders who are spearheading the Naga movement.

In fact, I so hope that our leaders have not forgotten where we started. Our struggle does not just mean economic solution. Our struggle is a struggle of freedom and right to self determination. In this sense, our sovereignty, our rights, the struggle of our freedom fighters and untold miseries suffered by the Nagas at the mercy of the Indians in the past can never be compensated with mere economic package and financial assistance.

However, with some leaders hurrying to ink the final agreement compromising the rights of the Nagas left me thinking if the whole struggle is for sovereignty or mere economic package and monetary gain.

Where is our dignity?

At this juncture,it is erroneous on the part of the Govt. of India to come to any conclusion by taking only some few people on board as primary stakeholders and without consulting all the stakeholders in general who are still not crystal clear about the agreement.

And it is more unfortunate with Naga negotiators and civil society groups doing little or nothing about it.If at all our leaders happen to go

ahead without considering this ground reality, we are likely to end up in distressing situation with another decades of bloodshed and turmoil, which is unthinkable.Therefore, enough time should be given to the negotiating parties to go back to the roots for consulting the stakeholders and come back with a majority will if at all the agreement is to be signed.

As a concerned youth, it pains me to see this whole scenario of fear, uncertainty and disunity crippling the Nagas. It pains me that many people are such hypocrites who are leading the Nagas to a breaking point. I fear that our history and identity will perish if things are not set right at this point in time. It is unimaginable for the next generation to restart all over again to fight for their rights without knowing their history.

By the time the next generation take over, our historical and political identity may vanish into the air. I just hope this will not happen as projected.

God forbid.

Therefore, in the midst of a critical situation as this, I want to appeal to all the Naga leaders to come together as one irrespective of territorial differences and protect the rights of the Nagas without shying away from the reality.

More so, by keeping in mind that sovereignty is at the core of the hearts of every Naga.It is my plea to all our leaders not to live for themselves but live for their children and generations to come so that our aspirations are achieved in its true sense of the term.Let wisdom prevail in our land. Kuknalim.

Divito Vese, NEHU, Shillong

t is becoming more interesting to witness the 100-meter race between NNPGs and 14 tribes of Nagaland along with some state politicians, intellectuals and individuals for solution on 31stof October 2019.

Sooner or later Ravi is likely to select and declare best of the best runners regardless of who runs first or last.

Families, relatives, clans, villagers and friends of those participants become the busiest persons in the history of long-independent struggle with 24*7 phone calls, text messages, public interviews and door- to- door campaign for their beloved participants’ status after solution.

I was more interested at first thinking that I would get special attention from negotiators with handsome Job after solution but to my surprise the grass-root people from eastern are more intellectual and realistic than those who talk and read. Everyone’s response was, ‘ if it is not for Independence, then Statehood demand should be our firm stand; who will suffer again’?.

People went on to say, ‘ we are being neglected by state Government, we are being neglected even in Naga political struggle, making us only to be blamed but leaving almost all our high- ranking officers and Kilonsers without portfolios. There are many more of such things to list, but I leave them for readers to think.

My question is : ‘ Who will earn the title of Naga Political betrayal if the political solution is to be worked out verbally and not with written Agreement that Naga Flag and Naga constitution will be legally recognized after certain period of time, say 5 years, 10 years etc..?

The branded title will be earned by Konyak people since most of the Presidents and Vice Presidents are from Konyak tribe as of now. It is clear because none of them talks but all have become the victims of the repeated histories if it so happens this time again.

Many of us might have

different versions of Naga Political history, from listening to our elders or from the books written about it. As for me, I began to learn and hear from our elders that majority of Nagas betrayed and surrendered our history and independence to GoI again and again. Bu it is still alive because of Eastern people who did not surrender Naga Independence history to India and because of the commitment given by our Tangkhul brethren.

What, if leaders of 14 tribes serve referendum to all the Naga Negotiators to come, solve the issues, and come out with a resolution which will be best for the Nagas today and for generations to come? Instead, we are more inclined to making allegations against one another on tribal line e.g. ‘ Tangkhul will claim Intangki forest, we must chase them out from Nagaland’.

If solution is to be signed even without a formal guaranteed Agreement, then the Eastern and the Southern common people will suffer again among other Nagas.

Why? Because, revolution will start again from our Land because of the geographical location. Bloody battles will take place and common People of those areas will be subjected to torture and inhuman treatment by both the Indian Armed forces and by Naga Revolutionaries.

Many will be forcibly recruited, our mothers and Sisters will be raped, our fathers and elders will be tortured, our houses and fields destroyed etc.. If we don’t realise now, these things are bound to happen. We have suffered more than any other Nagas; we have given enough of our best sacrifices for the sake of all Nagas at the expense of our own wellbeing.

Therefore, think carefully and realistically, and grasp an opportunity this time, to decide and express what is best for you and your future generations.

Bechung Konyak, (bechungkonyak92@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post

Nagas should look beyond special "Economic Packages "

Sir,

At this crucial juncture when the six decades long Naga issue is drawing towards an anticipated solution, we should be wary of the proposed special "Economic Packages" that is rumoured to be part of the peace process.

It is very easy for us to get tempted and be carried away by all these freebies.

History is witness to the special "Economic Packages" spoiling the Naga society and drifting us away from the culture of hard earned honest money.

The struggle of the Nagas for self determination has witness several dynamic, tall and bold leaders, most of whom have committed the supreme and ultimate sacrifice for the cause.

At the same time, sadly, we have also witnessed several "opportunistic leaders", who has fallen for the lust of easy monetary gains in the guise of "national duty", thereby tarnishing the image of the real heroes of the cause.

If there is a solution tomorrow, our leaders should look beyond the special "economic packages" and the lure of "posts, positions and titles" and grab the God given opportunity to mend our society that has degraded on all fronts - most notably our moral values.

Temsu Pongen, Dimapur.

Sir,

Lost of values and identity

Today we Nagas are moving ahead into a world of modernity and westernization. We are highly qualified, easily accessible to the most sophisticated technology, developing from every field of life especially in education and technology. Development is supposed to be for the betterment of mankind but we have destroy our very culture and identity using the name of development. People are highly educated, holding the highest degree but lacks in values. Language is the identity of man and we are loosing that identity.

We have kill our originality and meaning of values. We are moving about like an empty vessel with no values and identity to uphold one’s standard.

When we ourselves have lost our very identity what identity do we intend to give to our children? While learning and adopting others culture we have forgot to learn our own. We lack fluency in speaking our own language. We don’t have the confidence to speak about our own culture.

What’s the use of being well dressed in suit highly modernised and qualified when we have no identity? It is the choice of ours whether to move towards modernity with or without identity. Let’s rethink and revive, promote and preserve our culture and language. Our culture and our very own identity is at stake.

Ashene Latsatiiomai, Ikishe Model Village, Dimapur

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Odisha rain toll increases to six

Bhubaneswar, Oct 26 (PTI): The toll in the heavy rains in Odisha has mounted to six with three fresh deaths reported from the districts, officials said Saturday.

The state has been battered by heavy rains since October 23 under the impact of a low pressure area over Bay of Bengal.

It claimed human lives, caused extensive damage to crops and properties, threw life out of gear in many districts, caused severe waterlogging and local flooding in low-lying areas. The three fresh deaths were reported from Ganjam, Kendrapara and Mayurbhanj districts since Friday, officials said.

A ten-month-old boy was killed and his parents injured after a mud wall of their house collapsed at Bajraguma village in Ganjam district on Friday, while an 85-year-old man died in a similar incident at Aul area of Kendrapara district, they said. Wall collapse caused by intermittent heavy rains also claimed the life of a woman aged around 50 years in Rasgovindpur area of Mayurbhanj district, they said. Three others were killed on Thursday in the

utensils in addition to the prescribed house building expenses, the SRC said.

Expeditious steps may also be taken for sanction and payment of ex-gratia

from the available funds to the next of kin of the persons who have lost their lives without waiting for allotment from the SRC, he added.

Cyclonic storm ‘Kyarr’ may hit Diwali in K’taka

The state has been battered by heavy rains since October 23 due to a low pressure area over Bay of Bengal.

districts of Puri, balasore and Keonjhar districts, the officials said.

The state special relief commissioner P K Jena has asked district collectors to immediately assess the damage to private properties such as houses and agriculture caused by the heavy rains in the state and finalise the list of beneficiaries by November 4 so that assistance as per the SDRF norms can be paid to the affected expeditiously.

He said the Odisha government has already declared heavy rain as state specific disaster within the local context for which expenditure on relief measures and immediate repair/restoration of damaged public infrastructure shall be met

from State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF).

Te a m s c o m p r i s i n g members from departments concerned would be formed for the purpose and crop loss assessment must be carried out by the joint teams consisting of revenue, agriculture and horticulture personnel, he said.

The supervising staff will conduct test checks to ensure correctness in assessment, while photographic evidence of the beneficiary concerned along with the damaged houses at the background is mandatory, Jena said. In case of houses fully damaged or severely inundated for more than two days, the affected households may be provided with assistance for clothing and

B e n g a lu ru, O c t 26 (IANS): The cyclonic storm Kyarr may dampen Diwali festivities as the weather office has forecast heavy rains and gusty winds in Karnataka on Sunday.

“The westward moving cyclonic storm Kyarr will hit the state on Sunday with heavy rains and thunder showers in the coastal and south interior areas, disrupting normal life for the next two days,” Karnataka state natural disaster monitoring centre director G.S. Srinivas Reddy told IANS, here on Saturday.

The state government has declared red alert in the coastal districts of Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and Uttara Kannada and holiday for schools and colleges on Saturday as moderate to heavy rains lashed the region and flooded low-laying areas, throwing normal life out of gear.

“Kayarr is likely to mar the festival with heavy rains and strong winds over the next 24-48 hours in south interior, north interior and coastal areas,” Reddy said.

The moisture content and heating of the atmosphere may set off thunder showers and strong winds in many parts of the state.

“A new weather system is developing in Sri Lanka, but may not affect Karnataka as much as Kerala and Tamil Nadu,” Reddy said.

The government has advised fishermen not venture into the sea, which will remain rough and choppy.

Since October 18, 21 have people died due to strong winds, floods, wall collapses, drowning and uprooted trees. Besides death of 171 cattle, 14,680 houses were damaged and 5,450 people sheltered in relief camps.

Dushyant’s security Dr. Jamir expounds on handling RIIN beefed up in Haryana

Dushyant Chautala (File)

Chandigarh, Oct 26 (IANS): JJP chief Dushyant Chautala’s security was intensified on Saturday after his party entered into a post-poll alliance with the BJP to claim formation of the government for a second consecutive term in Haryana.

The security was beefed up at his residences in Sirsa and Hisar towns.

The Bharatiya Janata Party, which is six short of a majority of 46 seats in a 90-member Assembly, on

Friday night sealed the deal for government formation with the Jannayak Janata Party with its leader Dushyant or his mother Naina Chautala as the Deputy Chief Minister.

The announcement of the post-poll alliance was announced by Home Minister and BJP President Amit Shah at his residence in New Delhi.

“The two parties have decided to form the government to respect the mandate of the people. It has been decided that the Chief Minister will be from the BJP and the Deputy Chief Minister from the JJP,” Shah said.

On his part, Dushyant said his party has decided to support the BJP “for the stability of the government in Haryana”.

The JJP, which broke away from the state’s once major regional Indian National Lok Dal owing to family disputes, won 10 seats, while the Congress won 31 seats.

(From p-1) He also warned the people about the contentious Citizen Amendment Bill (CAB) 2016 saying that if the Bill was passed than “Hindu migrants would settle in our land”.

Chetia said the forum’s objective was to fight for the indigenous people of the north east region so as to protect their culture, identity and language.

Another speaker, Khekiye Sema drew similarity between the “Red Indians” (Native Americans) – the indigenous people of the United States – to that of Nagas of Nagaland.

As similar to western civilisation which took over the indigenous culture of Native Americans, Khekiye said Nagas have lost the oral history which was passed down by their ancestors from generation to generation until the Christianity and the written script came into being.

“We call ourselves the indigenous people but we are half a man compared to

our ancestors in every good quality that they had as non Christians. We, as Christians, do not even measure up to half of their good value system they live by. I am afraid we people are lost people”, said Khekiye.

Deliberating on Article 371 (A), Khekiye lauded Dr.S.C Jamir and his generation of Nagas of being visionary.

Khekiye said everybody takes a “pot-shot” at 16-point agreement but reminded that Article 371 (A) is the consequent result of the agreement and constitutionally protects the Nagas of Nagaland.

“This is the elementary protection that the indigenous people would want to ensure that our future cannot be contaminated by other kind of civilization”, said Khekiye.

However, he lamented that the Nagas have not been able to utilise the Article for their benefit saying, “Government of India has given us a dao (machete) so that we can clear our path to the

future instead we are using that dao to cut our own limbs.”

Khekiye also spoke on the ongoing Naga Peace Process and asserted that Nagas must be given time to understand the ongoing negotiations before the final agreement.

“We want to know exact demands of the Naga Political Groups. Issue such as this deals with your future and the future of your children and nobody can decide that for us. We need to know what the future is being craved out for us”, said Khekiye.

The launching programme began with an invocation by Dimapur Baptist Pastor Fellowship president, Rev. Tenga Seb, welcome address by NIPF convenor, advocate P Pius Lotha and launching of NIPF by the guest of honour and speakers.

Highlights of the programme include cultural presentation and dances from Sumi, Ao, Chakhesang and Kachari cultural troupes

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Stunned by rout in bypolls, BSP struggles to save core voters Lu c k n ow, O c t 2 6 (IANS): The Bahujan Samaj Party, which won 10 Lok Sabha seats in Uttar Pradesh May this year, has been handed a washout by the voters in the Assembly bypolls. Of its 11 candidates, five candidates could not even open their accounts in the bypolls, and six lost their deposits.

With this disastrous perfor mance, the BSP, which was dreaming of making a political comeback in the 2022 Assembly polls in Uttar Pradesh, now seems struggling to save its core voter base in the state.

Not just UP, the BSP candidates could also not open their accounts in Maharashtra and Haryana, where party supremo Mayawati herself campaigned.

To retain deposit, a candidate must secure 16.66 per cent of the total votes polled. In UP however, the BSP candidates got 2.14 per cent votes in Rampur, 9.64 per cent votes in Lucknow Cantt, 8.21 per cent votes in Zaidpur, 4.52 per cent votes in Govind Nagar, 14.37 per cent votes in Gangoh and 12.74 per cent votes in

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(From p-1) testing time to present themselves as one for their political aspiration notwithstanding petty politics of lapses.

It said all should forgive each other in a spirit of reconciliation at this turning point of history.

NSCN (I-M) reiterated that it cannot betray the forefathers and patriots who have shown the way and also cannot deny that God had shown He will not forsake them by showing and giving them “the most beautiful rainbow flag to signify our political identity.”

NSCN (I-M) also reiterated that it had made a commitment to God by adopting the slogan “Nagalim For Christ” and therefore urged all to stand firm “without wavering and God will do the rest”.

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New Delhi, Oct 26 (IANS): Congress leader Manish Tewari on Saturday appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to award Bharat Ratna to freedom fighters Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev posthumously.

In a tweet, Tewari said he had written a letter to Prime Minister formally requesting him to accord the Bharat Ratna to Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev and dedicate Chandigarh Airport to the memory of Bhagat Singh. He also demanded conferring the three martyrs with the honorific of Shaheed-e-Azam.

In his letter, Tiwari said Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev have inspired an entire generation of patriots with their unrelenting resistance to British imperialism and later with their

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Not only did it come third in Balha, considered a rather safe seat, its vote share elsewhere was 5 per cent less than that of the SP. While the SP got 22.47 per cent votes, the BSP had to content itself with just 17%.

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Railway freight earnings Dental hub inaugurated in Dimapur Vodafone-Idea to seek down

by Rs 3,901 cr in Q2 waiver of interest, penalty

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lion behind Bezos at number two richest, worth $105.8 billion.

Bezos ended Gates’ 24-year run as the richest man in 2018 and became the first man on earth with a net worth of $160 billion.

Amazon reported a 26 per cent drop in net income in its third quarter, its first profit decline since 2017, reports Forbes.

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It had reported a net profit of Rs 1,204.62 crore for the July-September period a year ago.

Total consolidated income rose 17.26 per cent to Rs 37,424.78 crore during the period under review, as against Rs 31,914.82 crore in the corresponding period of 2018-19, the bank said in a regulatory filing.

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Amazon dropped nearly 9 per cent to $1,624 per share.

Gates debuted on Forbes’ first ever billionaire list in 1987 with a net worth of $1.25 billion.

Bezos first joined The Forbes 400 list of richest Americans in 1998, one year after Amazon went public, with a net worth of $1.6 billion, the report added.

National Computer Institute of Skill Development program was inaugurated on Saturday

by Sentimeren Pongen, Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) at Burma Camp, Dimapur.

The dedicatory prayer was offered by Visasier Kevichü, pastor, Kingdom Culture Church.

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1.08 lakh crores ($15.26 billion) investment in the new digital company into equity, the oil-to-retail conglomerate said in a statement.

The new unit will, in turn, invest the funds in Jio, making the telecoms venture almost net debt free by the end of March 2020.

The new digital services company — which also includes Jio’s news, movie and music apps — will also acquire Reliance’s equity investment of Rs. 65,000 crores in Jio. “Given the reach and scale of our digital ecosystem, we have received strong interest from potential strategic partners,” Reliance Chairman Ambani said in the statement.

“We will induct the right partners in our platform company, creating and unlocking meaningful value for RIL shareholders.”

San Francisco, Oct 26 (IANS): Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, after briefly losing the top spot as the world’s richest man to Bill Gates, regained the position.

Bezos lost to Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates after Amazon’s lacklustre Q3 results resulted in him losing nearly $7 billion in stock value. Amazon shares fell 7 per cent in after-hours trading on Thursday, leaving Bezos down to $103.9 billion.

Though shares of Amazon fell on Friday compared to Thursday’s market close, the drop wasn’t as steep as in after-hours trading.

Amazon shares fell 1 per cent to $1,760.78 on Friday, putting Bezos’ net worth at $109.9 billion, and back at number one, according to Forbes.

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M um b ai , O c t 2 6 (Agencies): Reliance Industries said it would invest nearly $15 billion to create a digital services company as it seeks to cut debt at its telecom venture, potentially making way for the entry of a strategic investor.

Controlled by billionaire Mukesh Ambani, Reliance’s debt burden has risen significantly since its telecoms unit Jio Infocomm entered India’s crowded mobile market in late 2016 offering free voice calls and cut-price data to build a massive consumer base.

The price war unleashed

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Reliance Industries will have rights to convert its Rs.

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statement. “We will engage with the DoT in order for it to consider granting relief, including a waiver of interest and penalties.”

Both Vodafone Idea and Bharti sparred for over a decade with the DoT over the definition of socalled adjusted gross revenue (AGR), a percentage of which they pay as usage charges for spectrum or airwaves and as licence fees.

The companies maintained that AGR should comprise only revenue accrued from core services and not other revenue such as income from the sale of mobile phones, income from rent of property or the sale of scrap.

The Supreme Court however upheld the DoT’s view that all revenue be included in AGR. On Friday, shares in Vodafone Idea closed 5.6 per cent lower, while Bharti gained 0.8 per cent in a broader Mumbai market

pared to the corresponding period last year.

Even suburban rail travel figures showed a decline of 1.13 per cent during this period, as compared to last year.

The railways has initiated a slew of measures to counter the slowdown.

It recently waived its “busy season” surcharge on freight traffic, introduced a scheme offering a concession of up to 25 per cent on trains with air-conditioned chair car and executive class sitting and launched initiatives to phase out 30-year-old diesel engines, cut down on fuel bills, generate non-fare revenue and monetise its land holdings.

Last month, in a letter, the Railway Board urged all the 17 zones to take measures to counter the slowdown.

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NEW DELHI, Oct 26 (Agencies): Loss-making mobile carrier Vodafone Idea on Friday said it will ask the central government for relief on payments of at least $4 billion after a court ruling required it to pay overdue levies and interest.

Supreme Cour t on Thursday upheld a demand by the country’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT) that wireless carriers pay nearly $13 in overdue levies and interest.

It also asked telecom companies to deposit the outstanding amount within three months.

Vodafone Idea and rival Bharti Airtel reported losses for the quarter to June, hit by a price war that began after conglomerate Reliance Industries launched its Jio telecom arm in 2016 with free voice and cut-price data services. “The judgment has financial implications, which we are reviewing,” Vodafone Idea said in a

that ended flat.

Vodafone Idea will be the worst hit given its already stretched balance sheet, local brokerage ICICI Securities said.

The company, a combination of Britain’s Vodafone Group Plc and local Idea Cellular, made a consolidated net loss of Rs. 4,874 crore ($687.68 million) in the quarter to June, and had gross debt of Rs. 1.2 lakh crore.

Bharti Airtel, which owes over Rs. 21,600 crore to the DoT, reported a net loss of Rs. 2,866 crore at the end of the June quarter, while net debt was Rs. 1.17 lakh crore.

Airtel could scrape through making the overdue payments, but Vodafone Idea “is estimated to require additional capital to fund even the current operations beyond the next 3-4 quarters,” local brokerage Motilal Oswal said.

The court ruling will have limited impact on Jio as it started operations in late 2016, compared with rivals whose outstanding dues, interest and penalties have been mounting for over 10 years.

New Delhi, Oct 26 (PTI): The Indian Railway seems to have been hit hard by the economic slowdown with the earnings of the national transporter suffering a dip of Rs 155 crore and Rs 3,901 crore in passenger and freight fares respectively in the second quarter of the current fiscal, compared to the previous one, according to an RTI reply.

The RTI application filed by Chandra Shekhar Gaur, an activist based i n M a d hya P r a d e s h ’s Neemuch, revealed that in the first quarter (AprilJune) of financial year 2019-20, the railways earned a revenue of Rs 13,398.92 crore from passenger fare.

This dipped to Rs 13,243.81 crore in the JulySeptember quarter.

Similarly, in the first quarter, the railways earned Rs 29,066.92 crore from freight loading.

In the second quarter, the earnings from freight came down to Rs 25,165.13 crore.

The slowdown also affected ticket bookings, which witnessed a 1.27 per cent decline in AprilSeptember 2019, as com-

the hub comprises of five rooms: sterilization room, doctors room, waiting room, adult dental room and kids room which has been specially designed. The hub also has facilities like Radio Visio Graphy (RVG) with minimal radiation exposure of the patient and numerous possibilities to process the images, auto clave which is a type of sterilisers dental equipments.

The inaugural programme was also attended

by Mmhonlumo Kikon, advisor, IT, Science and Technology, Mhathung Yanthan, advisor, horticulture and Ben Yanthan, director, agriculture.

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67 killed in anti-Abiy protests in Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, Oct 26 (AFP): Violence in Ethiopia that began with protests against Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and quickly morphed into ethnic clashes has left 67 people dead in Oromia state, a police official said Friday.

The spike in the death toll came as the high-profile activist at the centre of the violence accused Abiy, this year’s Nobel Peace Prize laureate, of acting like a dictator and suggesting he might challenge him in elections planned for next year.

“The total number dead in Oromia is 67,” said Kefyalew Tefera, the regional police chief, adding that five of the dead were police officers.

Violence erupted in Addis Ababa, the capital, and in much of Ethiopia’s Oromia region on Wednesday after the activist, Jawar Mohammed, accused security forces of trying to orchestrate an attack against him -- a claim police officials denied. Kefyalew told AFP that the violence had ended in Oromia but Amnesty

Supporters of the opposition leader Jawar Mohammed demonstrating in Addis Ababa.

International researcher Fisseha Tekle said late Friday that he was still receiving reports of attacks.

The defence ministry said Friday that it was deploying forces to seven hotspots to restore order, according to the state-affiliated Fana Broadcasting Corporate.

Jawar is credited with promoting protests that swept Abiy to power last year but he has recently be-

come critical of some of the premier’s policies.

In an interview at his residence in Addis Ababa, Jawar told AFP that Abiy named Nobel Peace laureate two weeks ago - seemed to be taking Ethiopia back to “the old ways” of authoritarian rule.

“He has resorted to the early signs of dictatorship, of trying to intimidate people, even his very close allies who helped him come

to power who happen to disagree with some of the policies and positions and ideologies he’s advocating,” Jawar said.

“Intimidation is the start of authoritarian rule.”

Both men are members of the Oromo ethnic group, Ethiopia’s largest.

Their feud highlights divisions within Abiy’s Oromo support base that could complicate his bid for a fiveyear term when Ethiopia

votes in elections currently planned for May 2020.

Jawar said that running against Abiy was “one possibility,” though he also said he could be convinced to back Abiy if he changes course.

“I want to have an active role in the coming election. In what capacity I’m not sure but I want to make sure that the influence I have in the country has a positive contribution,” he said.

After two days of violent protests, tensions had cooled Friday in Addis Ababa, although the total damage inflicted by the unrest was still being tallied.

Fisseha of AI said the violence had included instances of security forces opening fire on protesters but was increasingly taking the form of ethnic and religious clashes.

“Some people have lost their lives with sticks, with machetes, some houses have been burned. People have been using even bullets and light arms to kill each other, to fight each other,” he said.

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US Congress seeks info on Kashmir from Indian envoy Washington, Oct 26 (IANS): The US Congress has told the Indian envoy Harsh Vardhan Shringla that despite his “update” on the situation in Kashmir, many people have painted “a much different picture”, and asked him to provide answers to several queries, including how many have been detained under the Public Safety Act, on reports of the use of rubber bullets, and whether journalists and members of the US Congress will be allowed free access to the region.

The Congress, in a letter, said that following Shringla’s briefing members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee on October 16 about the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, it requested for “more specific information regarding some of the questions raised at that time”.

“As was discussed during the meeting, many of our constituents have painted a much different picture of the situation than what you shared with us,” the

letter said.

They asked if 100 per cent of landline service had been restored inside Jammu and Kashmir and when would all mobile phone services be restored, including for prepaid services. “When will full internet access be restored (not just access at kiosks)?” it asked.

“How many people have been detained under the Public Safety Act or other legal provisions since August 5th? Please be as specific as possible.

Of those, how many are minors? What is the standard judicial procedure for someone detained under the Public Safety Act?” the letter asked.

It asked for the status of the curfew in Kashmir, and what were the government’s plans to allow residents to return to an uninhibited movement.

It also asked for the reasons that foreign journalists were still not allowed inside Jammu and Kashmir.

On the alleged use of rubber bullets for crowd

Anti-govt rallies continue in Iraq; 42 dead Nawaz Sharif suffers Baghdad, Oct 26 (IANS): Protests calling for better basic services in Iraq on Saturday continued for the second day in a row as demonstrators camped in Baghdads Tahrir square.

Friday’s anti-government rallies left 42 dead across the country.

“Hundreds of protesters spent the night in Tahrir Square and did not withdraw despite calls from security forces,” an Interior Ministry source told Efe news.

Security forces were deployed in the streets adjacent to the central square, but life continues normally in the rest of Baghdad’s neighbourhoods, according to the source.

Iraqis on Friday resumed rallies that first erupted in early October to call for better basic services

Protesters ride an Iraqi Army armored vehicle during a demonstration in Basra, Iraq. (AP/PTI)

and employment and protest corruption.

A total of 158 were killed in those early protests, mainly due to the police repression.

Indian Army chief provoking war: Pak Army Islamabad, Oct 26 (PTI): Indian Army chief General Bipin Rawat has been repeatedly “provoking war” through “irresponsible” statements and endangering regional peace, Pakistan Army has said after he described PoK as a “terrorist-controlled” part of Pakistan.

In his closing remarks at the Field Marshal KM Cariappa memorial lecture in New Delhi on Friday, Rawat also asserted that Gilgit-Baltistan and Pakistanoccupied Kashmir (PoK) have been under illegal occupation of Pakistan.

“The territory (PoK) occupied by Pakistan is not controlled by the Pakistan establishment but it is controlled by terrorists. PoK is actually a terrorist-controlled part of Pakistan,” the Indian Army chief said.

Reacting to Rawat’s remarks, Pakistan military spokesman Major General Asif Ghafoor, in an overnight statement, said the Indian Army chief was repeatedly issuing irresponsible statements to fortify his candidacy for the newly proposed post of the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS).

“Indian COAS repeatedly provoking war through irresponsible statements endangering regional peace for electioneering of political masters,” Ghafoor said, adding that he was hoping to become Indian CDS “at the cost of professional military ethos.”

“From fake surgical strike to-date his only success has been to turn Indian Army into a rogue force and getting them killed,” Ghafoor tweeted.

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The new wave of protests has also left 2,312 people injured in clashes between security sources and demonstrators, according to Ali al Bayati, a

member of the governmental Iraqi Commission for Human Rights.

Nearly 50 government buildings and parties’ headquarters were damaged, according to the most recent figures.

Security forces were among the casualities, the Interior Ministry said, adding that some of them were victims of live ammunition and stone throwing by protesters.

The Ministry, meanwhile, denied that security forces have used real ammunition or excessive force against protesters.

It also stressed its respect for the peaceful protests. The protests came days after influential Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr said that people had the right to take to the streets on October 25 if they wanted.

control, it asked him to confirm “Whether there are any known cases of protesters being blinded by rubber bullets, including the number of children? Are rubber bullets still being used for crowd control? What is the Indian government doing to ensure the rights of peaceful protesters?”

It asked if the Indian government will welcome the visiting members of the US Congress or other foreign officials who wish to visit Jammu and Kashmir? “ We b e l i e ve t r u e transparency can only be achieved when journalists and Members of the Congress are allowed free access to the region. We encourage India to open Jammu and Kashmir to both domestic and foreign journalists, and other international visitors, in the interest of open media and increased communication.”

The letter was signed by six members, including David N. Cicilline, Dina Titus, Andy Levin and three others.

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angina attack: Doctor

Lahore, Oct 26 (IANS): Nawaz Sharif suffered an angina attack on Saturday while undergoing treatment at a Lahore hospital, a doctor said, while dismissing reports that the former Pakistan Prime Minister had a heart attack. The development was confirmed by Services Institute of Medical Sciences (SIMS) Principal Professor Mahmood Ayaz to Dawn news. Meanwhile at the Islamabad High Court, where a request seeking Sharif ’s release on bail in the Al-Azizia corruption case, will be heard later in the day, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo’s lawyer Khawaja Haris claimed that Sharif had suffered a “minor heart attack” on Friday night and that his “life is in danger”.

Also on Friday, the Lahore High Court (LHC) granted bail to the ailing former leader on medical grounds in the Chaudhry Sugar Mills corruption case.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Lt. Medonglemba Aier

Born -1935 – Died - 19.10.2019 We the bereaved family members of Lt. Medonglemba Aier (Molungkimong) would like to express our profound gratitude and appreciation to all those who stood by us during the illness and sad demise of our beloved father who left us on 19th of October 2019.

We convey our special thanks to each and every individual, family, relatives, neighbours, unions , churches and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially and through prayers. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every one of you individually but it’s our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Loving Children, Grandchildren, In-laws and Family Members.

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LATE NILOKE H. YEPTHOMI

Born - 06/06/2007 Died on - 15/10/2019 We the family members of Late Niloke H. Yepthomi would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to every individuals, friends, neighbors, relatives and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially, spiritually at the sudden demise of our beloved daughter on 15th October 2019.

We deeply regret our inability to mention every individual, churches, groups, personally, but it is our humble prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly in return.

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OUR LEEKAY (AFOTI) (28th July 2013 – 20th October 2019)

You were the best thing that has ever happened to us You made us proud parents - we couldn’t ask for more.

The memories you left us was of pure happiness and love.

You brought joy and beauty to our lives from the moment you were born.

We miss our time spent together.

Life is not the same without you.

An emptiness now exists which only you once filled.

Our hearts aches as we whisper, “We love you and we miss you”.

Our angel Leekay, now that you are with our Heavenly Father, better times are here for you and they are happening now. You are at rest and in peace. We are heartbroken but your sweet memories is definitely comforting us. We love you and we will miss you forever.

Through this column we would like to thank each and every individual, well-wishers who stood by us physically, financially and spiritually throughout these difficult times.

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Loving Dad, Mom, Sister, Brothers and Relatives

Born: 23/08/1975 – Died: 15/10/2019 We the bereaved family members of Late Hetoi V. Swu, G.B, Asukiqa would like to express our profound gratitude to each and every individuals, organizations, churches, neighbours, friends, relatives and well wishers who supported us physically, financially, morally and through prayers at the time of his sudden demise on 15th Oct, 2019.

It would be incomplete without conveying our special thanks to: 1. Sumi Aphuyemi Kukami Hoho 2. Gathashi Block VDB Association.

3. Sumi Aphuyemi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu.

4. Sumi Aphuyemi Teachers Welfare Organisation.

5. Sumi Aphuyemi Games & Sports Association.

6. All Nagaland Fine Arts Teachers Association.

7. Asukiqa Area Joint Council.

8. Sumi Aphuyemi Totimi Hoho.

9. Village Councils of Asukiqa, Tsaphimi, Puneboqa, Kitami, Ghokimi, Mukalimi and Mishilimi.

10. Village Councils of Tesophenyu, Kandinyu and K.Station 11. Pughoboto Town G.Bs. 12. Aphuyemi Sumi Kuqhakulu, Kohima.

13. Students Union of Kitami, Ghokimi and Tsaphimi.

14. Asukiqa Tokukujo Lhothemi Kuposhukulu 15. Tapu Union.

16. Natsumi Welfare Union, Kohima.

17. Ghokimi Inalimi Kuposhukulu, Ghokimi Union Kohima.

18. Staff of SDEO Office Pughoboto.

19. Staff of Govt. High School, Asukiqa 20. Staff of Tsaphimi G.H.S, Kohima Tsaphimi Kuposhukulu 21. Model Hr. Sec. School, Kohima.

22. Bethel Hospital Kohima 23. Red Cross Society, Kohima.

24. Asukiqa Baptist Church.

25. Kitami Baptist Church.

26. Ghokimi Baptist Church.

27. Tsaphimi Baptist Church.

28. Puneboqa Baptist Church 29. Hebolimi Baptist Church.

30. SABCK, Kohima.

31. Dhansiripar Union Baptist Church, Sumi Community Dhansiripar, Dimapur 32. Dr. Sukhato A. Sema.

33. Dr. Victo A. Wotsa.

34. Er. Nitovi Wotsa.

35. Obed P. Achumi, BDO Ghathashi.

36. Er. Vitoshe Achumi.

37. Joshua Sumi, Ex MLA. 38. Rev. Dr. Xashepu Wotsa, Director New Life Bible College, Dimapur.

39. Hekuto Wotsa, Director Fine Arts & Training Centre, Dimapur.

40. Vihoto P. Shohe, Joint Secy. Sumi Hoho.

41. Daniel Metha, Chiechama.

42. Zakie, Nagaland Post.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each of you individually, who lent us your shoulder to lean on during our moments of sorrow. We fervently pray that our Almighty God shower His blessings upon each & every one of you abundantly.

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he 10th annual “Techaura” 2019 Fe s t i v a l o f t h e School of Engineering & Technology (SET) under Nagaland University (NU), Dimapur is all set to kick start from October 29 under the theme “Cybernetic Vision” and will culminate on November 1.

The event will be graced

by Minister for Higher & Technical Education, Tribal Affairs, Government of Nagaland, Temjen Imna Along as the special invitee.

The word Yechaura is derived from the word “Technology” and “Aura” which seeks to promote a sense of awareness in

the current social and technological scene of the world.

Techaura fest is annually organised by the final year students, taking up the huge responsibility towards bringing a spirit of visionary to everyone.

From various technical competitions, presentations, exhibitions, seminars, rock bands, cultural shows, dance and music, Techaura is the Tweedledum and Tweedledee of culture and technology.

O f t h e nu m e r o u s general events, one which has strike a chord in everyone’s heart is the Mr & Miss Techaura beauty pageant, with contestants

Mr. Techaura 2018

from various institutions.

In a rip-roaring, glamorous contest, Dounenchuba Chang and Atsala Sangtam was crowned Mr & Miss Techaura 2018 respectively.

D u r i n g t h e eve n t various competitions like dance, OTAKU quiz, photograpy, selfie contest, spelling bee, mind drill, bridge making, code chef & blind coding, pancake making, online gaming like Mobile Legends, Counter Strike, PUBG and DOTA and music competition on voice of Techaura will be held.

Dean, SASRD; NU, Prof. Akali Sema, will be the special Invitee for the

closing ceremony. Also lighting up the November Sky with music lanterns is, Battle of the Bands featuring Polar Lights as the guest band who won the Nagaland Music Awards 2013 for their debut single “A Murder Machine”. The battle will entail a mandatory original song and cover songs.

Techaura is a National level annual festival organised by the School of Engineering & Technology, Nagaland University.

From competitive gaming to mind boggling inventions and spine chilling music, the festival reflects the latest advancement in technology.

Squadron band performing on stage during the tribute concert at Kohima on Saturday evening. (NP)

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wo-night of tribute concert organised by Naga Musicians Collective (NMC) concluded on Saturday evening here at The Heritage (Old DC Bungalow), Kohima held in partnership with TaFMA Nagaland.

Despite heavy showers of rain in the state capital, the show continued even on second day as various veteran musicians came together to perform on stage to pay respects through music to their musician’s friends who have passed away.

The Squadron band, one of the longest surviving rock bands in Nagaland which was formed in 1990 lit the stage with their per-

Sayani excited about ‘Axone’ after standing ovation at Jio MAMI had a standing ovation. That was quite overwhelming!” said Sayani.

She added: “MAMI is our home festival. It’s very special and I look forward to that experience. I generally attend MAMI every year and don’t take up work around this time. I make it a point to watch films.

I also watch films of my friends and we discuss and criticise each other’s work.

It’s like going back to film school.”

“Axone” is a bittersweet satire that follows immigrants in Delhi who are attempting to organise a wedding party, but soon everything goes wrong. Sayani plays a 23-year-old Nepali girl from Manipur in the movie.

“I play a Nepali girl

unwilling to let them cook it. The film also highlights the racism faced by Northeastern people in Delhi,” said Sayani.

Quizzed about the film’s theatrical release date, the actress sounded unsure.

“Soon, I hope. It’s very dif-

ficult with independent films because they don’t make a lot of money when released theatrically. But nowadays a good thing is, people have started watching these films.

Since the film got a very good response at BFI and MAMI, it will hopefully

release by the end of the year,” she replied.

Written and directed

by Nicholas Kharkongor, “Axone” also features Lin Laishram, Tenzin Dalha, Vinay Pathak and Dolly Ahluwalia.

(IANS)

called Upasana. The film is about her along with a bunch of friends, who are trying to cook a dish of axone pork. Axone is fermented bean which is used as an ingredient in the Naga preparation. They ferment it in a banana leaf for days and use it as an ingredient, which releases a very pungent smell while cooking. The film is a comedy of errors. Because axone stinks so much, everyone is

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acclaimed dance artists and choreographers from Delhi and Kolkata: Raj Sunar, Nishan Narginari and B. Boy Rebok.

The participants were judged based on their performance and showmanship, choreography and originality, theme and music, costume and expression.

DPS Dimapur emerged as the winner followed by Hope Academy and Maple Tree School as the firdst and second runners-up respectively.

The occasion was graced by chairman, Dimapur Public School Society, S. I Jamir as the chief guest and gave away the prizes to the winners.

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o Time To Die, the upcoming new James Bond movie, has now finished filming.

The 25th Bond movie, which will be Daniel Craig’s final outing as the iconic British spy, is due to arrive in cinemas on April 3, 2020 in the UK and April 8 in the US.Earlier this month, Craig gave a “really quite drunk” farewell speech to the James Bond crew as filming for No Time To Die wrapped.

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so I won’t go on for long, this has been one of the best, most wonderful experiences I have ever had,” the English actor said, standing next to a 007-themed cake. “You’ve all done the most amazing job,” he continued. “I could not be more proud to work with every single one of you on this production. I would like to thank you for this evening, I want to thank you for this – Barbara [Broccoli, producer], for putting it on.

Thank goodness we did this tonight.”

(NME)

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(Y. Tokhuvi Shohe) Chairman, RWDA

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DPS Dimapur organises 2nd Inter School Dance Competition 2019

ith an aim to promote art and creativity, Delhi Public School Dimapur organised its 2nd Inter School Dance Competition on October 26 in the school premises.

Altogether 10 schools from Dimapur participated in the event. The competition was judged by some

music in general and also to give a common platform to the musicians in Nagaland.

The concert was cosponsor by Kohima Municipal Council (KMC), Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), K.K. Motors, All Nagaland TAXI Association (ANTA) and other individual sponsors.

The NMC also honoured two legendary musicians with the NMC award 2019 for excellence and contribution in the field of music where Methaneilie Jütakhrie Solo and late Silas Kikon received the award during the occasion.

(Correspondent)

T h e R O T O M I W E L FA R E DIMAPUR AREA (RWDA) would like to heartily congratulate its member Mrs Bokali Shohe, W/o Er. Fabin Chophi (d/o Dr. Tokivi Shohe & Vitoli) for qualifying in CESE exam recently conducted by NPSC as "Assistant Professor" Dept. of History.

The Welfare appreciates her success as a challenge for the younger generation & also extends its best wishes for good health & wisdom in all her endeavours.

(V. Hoshito Yeptho) Secretary, RWDA

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“Axone has premiered in BFI London Film Festival. That was a different experience because it had a diaspora audience, with people from different ethnicity and nationalities.

At MAMI, it is mostly the Indian audience and you always look forward to seeing their reaction. Because ultimately, they will relate to the film the most. All the three screenings of the film were houseful. The audience was constantly engaging with the film. The second screening

formances with some of the oldies songs.

While Pfuche Kozap performed as the vocalist and guitarist for the NMC Host band; and sang his composition the NMC tribute theme song with the Title ‘NMC, Come Together (A Tribute)’ during the tribute show.

The other artists who performed on the second day are Blue Tone Band and other artists Pfuche Koza, Andrew & Kethoser, Vipopal Kintso, Narola Jati, Vilone Sakhrie, Ato Nienu & Rukuse performing more than 30 songs.

NMC was established on July 2009 in Kohima with an objective to promote

We the S. Hotovi Tughalomi Kupushokulu congratulates Miss Tolivi H. Sumi, D/o Mrs Toholi Yeptho and Mr Heshito Aye for securing the post of Asst Prof in Economics in the recent N.P.S.C (Common Educational Services Examination) Also complimenting her for being the 1 st person to qualify in N.P.S.C from our village.

Your success is a recognition of hard work and prayer. We wish the best for all your coming days.

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The District Rural Development Agency Kohima organized award giving ceremony for the best District VDB Secretary and best Block VDB Secretaries during 2018-19.

The event was graced by Shri. Gregory Thejawelie D. C and Chairman VDB of Kohima District as the special guest. The function was held in the DPDB hall of DC Office Complex on 25th Oct 2019. The best VDB Secretary was bagged

by Shri. John Kath of Sishunu Village under Chunlikha Block. While Jakhama Block ranked as the best Block in the District, headed by BDO Shri. Khovi Thaprü.

With immense pride and honour the CKTD congratulates Ms. LIPOKLEMLA JAMIR daughter of Mr. Odinungsang for her successful achievement in the recent declared NPSC Examination for the post of Senior Technician in Geology under Higher Education.

CKTD further wishes you more success in your future endeavor.

(I SOSANG JAMIR) (IMTIMENDANG JAMIR) Educational Trust Fund Committee President, CKTD Convenor, CKTD

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SHEANGHAH TANGTEN VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION warmly congratulates Ms. MANYEI KUHMEISHU N. for her success in the recently conducted NPSC CSE 2019. She has been selected for the post of Lecturer of English under Technical Education, Nagaland. STVSU wishes her more success and a bright career.

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We the Aboi Area Union Kohima with pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Ngiplon Rachel Chohwanglim, daughter of Mr N. Tahlem Konyak and Mrs Neizokhono of Chaoha Chingnyu Village for getting through as Assistant Professor (Commerce) under Higher Education in the NPSC (Common Educational Services Examination).

The Union expresses gratitude to Almighty God for His blessings and wishes her success in all her future Endeavour.

Mr. Manchem Mr. Shihwang President Gen. Secretary Aboi Area Union Kohima Aboi Area Union Kohima

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ane Fonda received the Stanley Kubrick Award for Excellence in Film at the BAFTA’s last night (October 25) but was unable to accept the award in person because she had been arrested.

The actress and fellow actor Ted Danson were among 32 people arrested for demonstrating in front of the US Capitol on charges of crowding, obstructing or incommoding. It’s the third time in three weeks that Fonda has been arrested for protesting climate change.

But instead of being a complete no-show at the awards, Fonda recorded a unique acceptance speech that garnered rapturous applause and a standing ovation from those in attendance at the Beverly Hilton.

In the video, the Monster-in-Law actress thanked the BAFTAs while being put in handcuffs. “BAFTA, thank you,” she said. “I’m sorry I’m not there! I’m very honoured.”

Before playing Fonda’s thank-you video, BAFTA host James Veitch explained why the actress was not present.

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times before,” Barty said.

“I’ve played Naomi and Petra recently in Beijing. [I’m] looking forward to playing Belinda, I don’t think I’ve actually every played her before. It’s a really exciting group.”

Osaka said: “For me, I’ve played everyone in my group already this year.

I’m super excited to get a couple rematches in. I don’t know, for me this is my second time playing the Finals, so I’m really happy that I was able to come here.”

World No 2 Karolina Pliskova, the tour lead-

er with four singles titles this year, tops the Purple Group, drawn with US Open champion Bianca Andreescu, Wimbledon winner Simona Halep and defending champion Elina Svitolina.

“There is [no] easy draws here in the Finals.

For sure it’s lots of exciting matches,” Svitolina said.

“For me, as last year, I’ll just try to take one match at a time. I don’t look too far ahead. I try to stay really focused on the upcoming match, and that’s the way I will try to do it.”

Adelaide, Oct 26 (IANS): Right-arm Australian seamer Andrew Tye has been ruled out of the threematch T20I series against Sri Lanka because of an elbow injury. However, skipper Aaron Finch was declared fit to play the series opener on Sunday at the Adelaide Oval. Tye was ruled out of the three-match campaign after barely taking part in Australia’s training session having injured his right elbow on Friday. He has been replaced by Sean Abbott, who has so far represented Australia in one ODI and three T20Is. Cricket Australia has confirmed that 27-year-old Abbott will join the men’s squad when they assemble in Brisbane on Monday.

Tamim pulls out of India tour

Dhaka, Oct 26 (PTI): Senior opener Tamim Iqbal has opted out of Bangladesh’s upcoming tour of India as his wife is due with the couple’s second child. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has named another left-hander, Imrul Kayes, as Iqbal’s replacement for the three T20 Internationals, starting November 3 in Delhi. Bangladesh will also play two Test matches in Indore (November 14-18) and Kolkata (November 22-26).

Tamim, who is also nursing a rib injury, was named in the T20I side, but had informed the BCB that he might have to skip the second Test, in Kolkata from November 22, to be with his wife.

Tamim missed Bangladesh’s home Test against Afghanistan after requesting Members of Shuttlers United and Diphu Badminton Club during the 4th invitational friendly for a break from all cricket match at Indoor Stadium, Sakus Mission College, Dimapur on Saturday. The match, following Bangladesh’s tour of Sri Lanka in July. hosted by Shuttlers United, was held under the theme “United through Sports.”

Venuzo wins Naga wrestling at Niathu Sport Fest

KO H I M A , O C T 2 6 (NPN): The three-day long sports meet of Lhisemia Youth Organisation (LYO) concluded at TM School Ground, L. Khel, Kohima village on Saturday.

In Naga style wrestling event, Kikrukhrielie Dzüvichü emerged the champion after defeating Dziesenguzo Vizo in the final match, while Khriekethotuo Mepfhii-o and Kekhriesezo Tsiekha stood 3rd and 4th respectively.

The wrestler champion was awarded with a Hero Honda bike.

In cross country race, Khriebeilie Sorhie emerged as the winner while Kezevituo Suokhrie and Ketshungulie Yhome came second and third respectively.

ers and Niathu Group for including Naga wrestling in Niathu Sports Festival 2019.

Winners BILLIARDS 1st: Neitho Chadi 2nd: Kihevi Zhimo Highest break: Wati Jamir 29 points Veterans Billiards 1st: Neidilhou Suohu 2nd: Wati Jamir 3rd: Martin Shikhu Highest break: Neidilhou Suohu Snooker 1st: Kihevi Zhimo 2nd: Yanger Lkr Highest break: Akok Longchar 33 points ANGLING Carp category 1st: Imchenchang (5.7 Kg)

2nd: Phukato 3rd: Rhonbemo Kawaii category 1st: Hiralal (127 pieces) 2nd: Limathung Sujit 3rd: Temsupokba Mustafa LAWN TENNIS Men’s single 1st: Vilasier Khate 2nd: Vitsizolie Nagi Men’s doubles 1st: Vilasier Khate and Thejaser Khate 2nd: Vikhozolie Khate and Kikrusetuo Sekhose CYCLING (30 KM) 1st: Khundrakpam Ronel Singh 2nd: Kevilebo Zhotso 3rd: Thangkhanlen Touthang 4X4 CHALLENGE 1st: Irie Zialiang and K Lheilung

2nd: Simon Domta and Kenrak Thou 3rd: Sentisunep and Keluonguzo Keretsü BADMINTON Boy’s single U-17 1st: Peramrisi Zeliang 2nd: Teichang Herie Boy’s doubles U-17 1st: Peramrisi Zeliang and Teichang Herie 2nd: Imtitong Imchen and Ruvezo Rhakho Girl’s single U-17 1st: Toli. V 2nd: Anjana Limbu VOLLEYBALL Men’s 1st: M-H-10 Kohima 2nd: Jorhat Team Women’s 1st: Lamkang Jorrek 2nd: Rongmie Naga Youth Organisation

In women’s category, Vikuobeinuo Khruomo bagged the first position while Pelekhonuo Mepfhii-o secured the second position. The cross country race was held in col-

laborating with Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) under the theme “Say No to Plastic”.

The three day long spor ts meet was also marked by athletics, foot-

ball, basketball, volleyball, badminton, table tennis and chess.

The meet concluded with musical extravaganza and prize distribution at L.Khel indoor stadium.

Coaches development workshop concludes Kohima , O ct 2 6 (NPN): The five-day long Coaches Development Workshop concluded at Indira Gandhi Stadium on Friday.

The workshop was organised by Department of Youth Resources & Sports in collaboration with Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools and Nagaland Football Association.

Akumla Chuba, director, Youth Resources & Sports handed over the participating certificates to 23 coaches.

Four coaches and one manager have been selected along with the 15 players to visit Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (BBFS) Residential Academy, Delhi tentatively in January 2020.

It was informed that BBFS was looking for-

Sumit Yadav and Nikhil Khunteta from Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools along with participants of Coaches Development Workshop in Kohima.

ward to work with the sources and Sports and ciation to develop football Department of Youth Re- Nagaland Football Asso- in Nagaland.

FELICITATION

ANNUAL CENTRE CONVENTION

& DIVINE HEALING SERVICES of the Pentecostal Church, Kohima, Nagaland Place : Capital Convention Centre Near Secretariat, Kohima Date : 24th Thursday to 27th Sunday October, 2019 Time : Daily at 4:30 pm Other Meetings from Friday to Sunday *7 am Bible Study * 10 am Devotional Service *1:30 pm Tarrying for the Holy Spirit Sick will be prayed for! All are cordially invited!

Enquiries: The Pentecostal Church, New Market Road, Kohima-797001 Phone No. 0370-2291742 /9436438238 /7085014488

With immense pride and joy we the family members of Ms. L. SHINGLING KONYAK would like to heartily congratulate her for bringing laurels to our family by successfully clearing the NPSC 2019 to post of Lecturer in Humanities (English) under Technical Education.

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Champion Venuzo Dawhuo and runner-up Keduovilie Zumu along with chief minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio and others.

Naga wrestling winners with officials on Saturday.

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SOYIM GAZETTED OFFICERS’ ASSOCIATION HQ. UNGMA, NAGALAND

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The Soyim Gazetted Officers’ Association, with immense pride and honour, extends heartiest congratulations to the following individuals : 1. Mr. Limawabang Jamir (S/o Lipokmeren Jamir, IAS Rtd.), on his new assignment as Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung, Nagaland.

2. Mr. Imtitoshi Jamir (S/o Temjenkaba Jamir), on his new assignment as Superintendent of Police, Wokha, Nagaland.

3. Mr. Imlitongzük Jamir (S/o Lt. Imnatoshi Jamir), for securing the post of Lecturer in Civil Engineering under Technical Education, in the recently declared NPSCCommon Educational Services Examination.

4. Ms. Tsuknungchila Jamir (D/o Tinukumzuk Jamir), for securing the post of Lecturer in Mathematics under Technical Education, in the recently declared NPSCCommon Educational Services Examination.

5. Ms. Nungshitula (D/o Temjenyanger), for securing the post of Post Graduate Teacher in Chemistry under School Education, in the recently declared NPSC- Common Educational Services Examination.

We pray that the Almighty God continue to bless and guide you all in your future endeavours.

Tsüknung Jamir Chubazenba Imsong President General Secretary

With utmost gratitude to our Almighty God for granting us this special moment, we the Longkong Watsu Telongjem (LWT) is pleased and proud to felicitate Mr RONGSENZULU, S/o Mr & Mrs Tiatemsu Jamir for achieving Doctorate of Philosophy (Anthropology) on the thesis "Local knowledge and natural Resource management - A case study of the Ao Naga " May the Almighty God shower him more blessings for bringing laurels to our village and wishes him success in his future endeavours.

Talila S. Anungla Gen. Secretary President LWT LWT

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Dimap u r , O C T 2 6 (NPN): Venuzo Dawhuo from Thenyizu village emerged as the champion of Niathu Sports Festival Naga wrestling championship held at Niathu Resort, Chumukedima on October 25. Venuzo received a cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh while runner-up Keduovilie Zumu received Rs. 50,000.

The champion defeated Vekutho Soho, while Zumu downed Vechita Khesoh in the semi-finals.

The semi-finalists received Rs. 10,000 each.

Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) officiated the event.

Earlier, Abu Metha, assistant secretary general, Nagaland Olympic Association and president, Nagaland Athletic Association graced the event as the special guest.

Metha encouraged the wrestlers to take up wrestling more professionally and urged NWA to focus on promotion of Naga wrestling to a wider platform.

Chief minister Neiphiu Rio, TaFMA advisor Theja Meru and TafMA project director Dr. Hovithal Sothu also witnessed the event.

Meanwhile, NWA expressed gratitude to Niathu Sports Festival organis-

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WTA’s elite eight with the trophy in Shenzhen, China.

Tye ruled out of SL T20Is

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WTA’s elite eight ready for final showdown in Shenzhen

Shenzhen, Oct 26 (Agencies): This year’s four Grand Slam champions were split evenly amongst the two groups after the draw was made for the WTA Finals in Shenzhen.

Top seed and French Open champion Ashleigh Barty headlines the Red Group, and is joined by Australian Open winner Naomi Osaka, Czech bighitter Petra Kvitova and Swiss star Belinda Bencic.

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INVITATION

LITTLE DAFFODILS HR. SEC. SCHOOL

Lily Hasnu from Darogajan village, Dimapur won gold medal and was adjudged the overall champion at the Mr/Miss WABBA India bodybuilding and sports physique competition held on October 19 and 20 in Ludhiana, Punjab. She has also been selected for the upcoming Mr/Miss Asia Pacific event which will be held in March 2020.

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DOYAPUR : DIMAPUR is celebrating its (25 years) SILVER JUBILEE on 31st October, 2019 at 11:30 A.M in the school campus.

THE TEACHING STAFF, BOARD MEMBERS, STUDENTS AND ALUMNI welcome all the Parents, Guardians and Well Wishers on this occasion.

Dr. Numol Momin, Member of Legislative Assembly, Bokajan Consituency, Karbi Anglong, Assam has kindly consented to preside over as the SPECIAL GUEST. Sd. Principal DP-7889

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NE United FC beat Odisha FC 2-1 in ISL deft touch to get the better of Subhasish for the first time on the night.

While it looked like the game was heading for a draw, Ghanian legend Gyan stamped his authority on the fixture by soaring high to head home Lalthathanga Khawlhring’s delivery from the corner. Odisha were

made to pay for poor defending that saw the 33-yearold completely unmarked at the centre of the box.

Odisha could not respond to the late goal and the hosts deservedly walked away with all three points.

Today’s match Time: 7:30 pm Chennaiyin FC vs Mumbai

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Nyenshen FC retain Loyem Memorial Trophy

AFC recognises ISL as top league

Players of NorthEast United and Odisha FC fight for the ball during their ISL match at the Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium, Guwahati on Saturday.

Guwahati, Oct 26 (Agencies): NorthEast United FC beat Odisha FC 2-1 in their second match of the Indian Super League (ISL) season six on Saturday at the Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium, Guwahati.

Redeem Tlang gave the home side the lead in the 2nd minute but Xisco Hernandez equalised for Odisha (71’). Asamoah Gyan netted his debut ISL goal in the 84th minute to seal full points for the Highlanders.

NorthEast United FC kicked-off their season at home in tremendous fashion, with Redeem Tlang setting off fireworks in the second minute. Panagiotis Triadis set the youngster

in space on the right side, taking advantage of Odisha’s unorganised back-four.

Tlang then slotted it past Arshdeep Singh, despite the custodian getting a touch before the ball hit the back of the net.

Martin Chaves, who was key in the build-up to the goal, was lively in the moments that followed and put the pressure on the Odisha defence that looked shaky after conceding the early goal.

At the other end, Odisha resorted to crosses to create chances but did not test the NorthEast defence in the opening minutes. Their first big chance arrived in the 33rd minute when Jerry

Mawihmingthanga tested Subhasish Chowdhary from the edge of the box. Seconds later, Carlos Delgado had his header tipped away by the NorthEast custodian, who can make a fair claim to being one of their best players of the half.

The second half saw both teams step up their tempo. After sniffing the NorthEast goal for over 25 minutes, Odisha finally pulled one back through Xisco Hernandez.

Diawandou Diagné danced on the right flank, before launching a perfect low-cross to the centre of the box. Xisco was at the right time at the right place to score the equaliser with a

Telongjem FC win MDFA Trophy 2019

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Executive Committee meeting for the first time in Vietnam on Saturday endorsed the roadmap for Indian football as a plan to grow the sport in the world’s second most populous country.

The endorsement comes shortly after the AFC held a summit in Kuala Lumpur on October 14 and involved representatives of both ISL and the I-League as well as AIFF and IMG-Reliance.

The roadmap for the reform process is for the club game in the country - with the ISL being recognised as the top league in India starting from the 2019-2020 season.

The roadmap includes: - In season 2019-20, the ISL will attain the status of premier league competition in Indian football.

- The AFC will allow the winning ISL club to represent India in the AFC Champions League play-offs, and the I-League winner will get to play in the AFC Cup play-off.

- Another key recommendation by the AFC is to open a pathway for two I-League clubs’ entry into the ISL by the end of the 2020-21 season, subject to the criteria being fulfilled.

- In addition, starting with the 2022-23 and 2023-2024 season, the winner of the I-League will stand a chance to be promoted to the ISL with no participation fee, basis fulfilling sporting merit and the national club licensing criteria to be set out by the AIFF. There will be no relegation in the ISL at this time.

NCA meeting on November 2

D i m a pu r , O ct 2 6 (NPN): The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Nagaland Cricket Association has been convened by Kechangulie Rio, president, Nagaland Cricket Association on November 2.

The meeting will be held in the conference hall of NCA Academy at 10:00 am.

Therefore, all district cricket associations have been requested to send two office bearers to the meeting.

KLH Tokhvü football tourney Champions Telongjem FC with the trophy and cheque after defeating Zonipang SA in the MDFA Trophy final on Saturday.

MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 26 (NPN): Telongjem FC beat Zonipang SA 3-0 via tie-breaker to lift the Mokokchung District Football Association (MDFA) Trophy 2019 at Imkongmeren Sports Complex, Mokokchung on Saturday.

Metsubo, minister, Rural Development graced the fi-

nal match as the match patron. Tongpang Ozukum, minister, Housing and Mechanical also witnessed the match.

Champions Telongjem FC received a cash prize of Rs.2 lakh and certificates while the runners-up Zonipang SA pocketed Rs.1 lakh.

Temjenwapang (Zonipang SA) was named the best defender while Mayanger (Zonipang SA) was named the best goal keeper. Sovami (Super Venne United) received the most promising player award and Temjenmeren (SSS Yellow) was the highest scorer of the tournament.

D i m a pu r , O ct 2 6 (NPN): The 6th edition of Tokhvü football tournament, organised by Kohima Lotha Hoho (KLH), will kick start on October 29 at IG Hockey Ground, Kohima with YS Ovung, director, economics and statistics as special guest.

Altogether 14 teams will be competing in the tournament. The opening match will be played between Officers Hill and New Ministers Hill. The tournament will conclude on November 2.

Players of Nyenshen FC celebrate with the medal and trophy after defeating Khulioh King FC in final at Loyem Memorial Ground, Tuensang on Saturday.

D i m a pu r , O ct 2 6 (NPN): Nyenshen FC retained the Loyem Memorial Trophy after defeating Khulioh King FC 1-0 at Loyem Memorial Ground, Tuensang on Saturday.

Khulioh King FC in its 25th year after its formation entered the competition as one of the favourite to lift the cup and rightly so defeated each team they faced until the champions.

Nyenshen FC emerged as the better team at the end of the final whistle.

Both teams engaged in

Turin, Oct 26 (Agencies): Maurizio Sarri's decision to rest Cristiano Ronaldo backfired as Juventus were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw at promoted Lecce.

Matthijs de Ligt's handball enabled Marco Mancosu to score from the spot in the 56th minute and earn the hosts their first home point of the Serie A season at Stadio Via del Mare.

Paulo Dybala, the hero of Juve's midweek Champions League win over Lokomotiv Moscow, had not long earlier opened the scoring with a spot kick of his own.

But there was no late saviour for Sarri's men on this occasion, the loss of Miralem Pjanic to a muscle problem compounding a result that will force them back into second place if Inter beat Parma.

Juve felt aggrieved not to be awarded an early penalty for Panagiotis Tachtsidis' trip on Emre Can. Further appeals were waved away when Danilo went down under close attention from Marco Calderoni.

lish top flight win on the road since Wolverhampton Wanderers trounced Cardiff City 9-1 in the old First Division in 1955. Sunderland thrashed Newcastle United 9-1 away in 1908 while West Bromwich Albion beat Wolves 8-0 in 1893.

Manchester City cruise past Aston Villa

Leicester City players celebrate after scoring against Southampton.

the relegation zone on goal difference after taking one home point this season.

Southampton’s heaviest Premier League defeat had been a 7-1 reverse to Liverpool 20 years ago, another unwanted record for their under pressure manager Ralph Hasenhuettl.

There was a double blow for the hosts after 10 minutes when Chilwell tapped home a rebound to give Leicester the lead after Vardy’s shot was only parried by goalkeeper Angus Gunn.

A check by the VAR

showed a crude lunge by Bertrand on Perez in the build-up to the goal and the Southampton defender received his marching orders.

From there, Leicester were able to cut through their opponents at will.

Saints defender Yan Valery could only steer a poor clearance into the path of Tielemans to score after 17 minutes and two minutes later the latter turned provider for Perez to open his Leicester account. He grabbed his second with a volley at the back post from Chilwell’s cross in the 39th,

and the home humiliation was compounded when Vardy blasted past Gunn just before the break for a 5-0 lead.

Rampant Leicester added two more before the hour mark as Perez completed his hat-trick with a neat volley and Vardy was left unmarked to head home Chilwell’s cross.

Maddison added to the home misery with a 25metre free-kick before Vardy completed his hat-trick with the last kick of the game via a penalty.

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ball lovers. Fans at both end kept the match upbeat.

The champions walked away with trophy, certificates, medals and a cash prize of Rs. 2,10,000.

The runners up also received certificates, medals and a cash prize of Rs. 1,10,000.

Longkhoi of Khulioh King FC got the golden boot, Olando of Nyenshen FC was awarded the golden ball and Tia of DEF, Tuensang received the golden ball. Each semi-finalist also received Rs. 25,000 each.

Juventus held 1-1 by Lecce in Serie A

Players of Lecce and Juventus fight for the ball during their Serie A match.

Gonzalo Higuain did turn home Alex Sandro's angled drive in the 15th minute, but the goal was disallowed for offside following a VAR review.

The striker then guided a low shot across the face before Lecce goalkeeper Gabriel denied Dybala amid sustained Juve pressure.

There was no stopping the Argentina international from 12 yards five minutes after the interval, referee

Leicester thrash Saints 9-0 to equal EPL record L ondon , O ct 2 6 (Agencies): Leicester City recorded the biggest ever English top-flight away win by beating 10-man Southampton 9-0 at a rainsodden St Mary’s to move up to second place in the Premier League on Friday.

The biggest margin of victory on the road previously was eight goals, a joint record held by three clubs.

It was also the first time a team had scored nine away goals in the Premier League and equalled Manchester United’s record 9-0 win achieved at home to Ipswich Town in 1995.

The 2016 champions Leicester moved to 20 points from 10 games leaving them five points behind leaders Liverpool.

Hat-tricks from Ayoze Perez and Jamie Vardy plus goals by Youri Tielemans, Ben Chilwell and James Maddison inflicted Southampton’s biggest home defeat in their 133-year history.

Saints lost Ryan Bertrand to an early red card and were shambolic in defence as they slipped into

a heated battle in the first half failing to make any mark in the scoreboard.

After the half time break, Ratobe scored the only goal in the 55th minute to send the fans in frenzy.

The champions took more denfesive approach after the goal which led Khulioh attackers to unleash the force. They came close to scoring in the dying minutes hitting the crossbar. Despite heavy rain and cold weather, the ground was fully packed with foot-

Manchester City put on a second-half show to see off Aston Villa 3-0 at the Etihad in the Premier League, reducing the gap to Liverpool to three points for 24 hours at least.

City struck inches wide on two occasions in a goalless first half through Gabriel Jesus and David Silva, but within seconds of the re-

start, Raheem Sterling had slotted home his sixth goal in four games for club and country (46).

David Silva then got the slightest touch on Kevin De Bruyne’s cross for a controversial second after a VAR review for a potential Sterling offside (65), but there was nothing contentious about Ilkay Gundogan’s half-volley for 3-0 (70).

Fernandinho was dismissed late on for a needless second yellow card (87), but the result means City make up ground on Liverpool, who host Tottenham on Sunday.

Match results Watford 0–0 Bournemouth Brighton 3–2 Everton West Ham 1–1 Sheff Utd

10 biggest wins in EPL history Southampton 0-9 Leicester (2019) Manchester United 9-0 Ipswich (1995) Tottenham 9-1 Wigan (2009) Newcastle 8-0 Sheffield Wednesday (1999) Chelsea 8-0 Aston Villa (2012) Manchester City 8-0 Watford (2019) Chelsea 8-0 Wigan (2010) Middlesbrough 8-1 Manchester City (2008) Nottingham Forest 1-8 Manchester United (1999) Arsenal 7-0 Everton (2005)

Paolo Valeri having finally pointed to the spot after replays confirmed Jacopo Petriccione's challenge on Pjanic took place in the box.

A second spot-kick quickly followed as Calderoni's cross from the left fizzed against De Ligt's arm.

Lecce captain Mancosu made no mistake and the Bianconeri's problems soon grew greater, with Federico Bernardeschi's failure to

score after rounding Gabriel preceding Pjanic's forced withdrawal.

An injury issue for Mancosu effectively left Lecce, who had used up their substitutes, to defend with 10 men for the final 15 minutes.

But Leonardo Bonucci's errant volley was the closest Juve came to capitalising, the point ultimately edging them two ahead of second-placed Inter.

Cavani, Suarez return to Uruguay’s squad for friendlies

Edinson Cavani

Luis Suarez

Montevideo, Oct 26 (IANS): Strikers Edinson Cavani and Luis Suarez have returned to Uruguay’s squad for international friendlies next month, the South American country’s football association has announced.

Paris Saint-Germain’s Cavani is fit again after a hip injury while Suarez returns after being given special dispensation to receive treatment on his troublesome right knee, reports Xinhua news agency. Both players missed Uruguay’s back to back friendlies

against Peru this month.

Head coach Oscar Tabarez also recalled Flamengo midfielder Giorgian di Arrascaeta following successful knee surgery.

Others to return are striker Christian Stuani, midfielder Gaston Pereiro and defenders Bruno Mendez and Mathias Suarez.

The Celeste will meet Hungary in Budapest on November 15 and are expected to play another friendly against a yet-tobe-named opponent four days later.

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