October 28, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Catalan parl declares Independence BARCELONA, OCT 27 (IANS): Lawmakers at the Catalan parliament on Friday voted in favour of unilaterally declaring independence from Spain and thus triggered a response from the country’s Senate that approved a constitutional measure to strip the northeastern region of its self-government. The Catalan resolution was approved with 70 votes in favour, 10 against and two ballots left blank, in the regional chamber that has 135 seats. A few minutes later, Spain’s Senate voted to withdraw Catalonia’s autonomy by 214 votes, 47 against and one abstention. Two senators, Jose Montilla, a former President of Catalonia, and Fracesc Antic, ex-President of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, walked out of the Senate prior to the vote. The Catalan regional branches of Spain’s main political parties -- the ruling conservative Popular Party, the Socialist Party (PSOE) and the centre-right Ciudadanos -- all walked out of the Catalan parliament and refused to take part in the independence vote, which they considered unconstitutional.

Sept 18 firing arrests: PAC lauds Dmu police

DIMAPUR, OCT 27 (NPN): Naga Council Dimapur (NCD)’s Public Action Committee (PAC) for L. Doulo case has expressed appreciation to the Dimapur Police for the timely arrest of the two accused involved in the firing incident at Kuda Cold Storage, Dimapur on September 18, 2017. In a press release, PAC convenor, Vekhosayi Nyekha, also expressed gratitude to all the apex tribal bodies under NCD, Dimapur business bodies and all stakeholder NGOs for the unflinching support extended to bring the case to its logical conclusion. NSCN (K) clarifies: NSCN (K) has clarified that the two arrested persons-“capt. Akheto Chopy and Aliet Haflong”, alleged to be involved in the Kuda cold storage incident, did not belong to the NSCN (K). In a press note, NSCN (K) MIP also stated that the duo were not enrolled in the NSCN/ GPRN. It also clarified that one “Khumtsa Sumi”, who claimed responsibility of the September 18 incident, was not the finance secretary of the NSCN (K). MIP said that Khumtsa was learnt “to be employed by certain GPRN official overseeing financial operations, but not an officially member of the GPRN and in no manner the secretary of finance.”

This is it!

“Yogi now praises the Taj after his ministers insulted it. Is it about speaking in two tongues?.” K Y M C

source confirmed to Efe that Madrid would appeal the declaration of independence in the Constitutional Court, the highest rung of the country’s judiciary. Lawmakers at the Catalan parliament had previously approved starting the constitutional mechanisms necessary to create a new state with 71 votes in favour, eight against and three abstentions. As the vote took place, some 15,000 people gathered outside the parliament building in Barcelona in favour of independence, chanting “not a single step back,” and “we are with you.” At the same time, the Spanish Senate was preparing a series of measures underpinning Article 155 of the Constitution, a legal device to bring autonomous regions under the central government’s direct rule. The Senate’s debate was ordered by Rajoy. The government wants to remove Catalan leader Puigdemont and his cabinet from their posts, limit the functions of the local parliament, impose direct Madrid rule on some Catalan ministries and institutions as well as call fresh elections.

Naga solution should not distort Manipur’s map: CM Correspondent

IMPHAL, OCT 27: Manipur chief minister, N. Biren Singh on Friday asserted that his government would not remain a silent spectator if Manipur’s territorial integrity was distorted in the event a solution is arrived at between NSCN (I-M) and Government of India. Singh’s statement assumes significance in the wake of several rumours doing the rounds that there was possibilities of Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and Assam’s territory being carved out for the “greater Nagalim” demand. While extending support for a peaceful solution to the vexed Naga issue, Singh however said that the Manipur government was firm not to allow any agreement that would hamper the state’s territorial integrity. Talking to media persons on the sidelines of a public function, Singh said he had called for an all party meeting on Saturday, 4 p.m. at the CM’s secretariat, to deliberate and take a strong stand on the issue, cutting across all party lines.

BDDC, LLOMBZA want creation of Bhandari distt, amendment of NPNGR KOHIMA, OCT 27 (NPN): In a significant development, Bhandari District Demand Committee (BDDC) and Lower Lotha Oil and Mineral Bearing Zone Association (LLOMBZA) have demanded creation of Bhandari district as well as to expedite the amendment of NPNG Rules and Regulations 2012 pertaining to oil exploration and operations. The demands were contained in a memorandum submitted to the chief minister, T.R. Zeliang when a joint delegation met the latter at his residence office Friday, stated a communiqué issued by the CMO’s media cell. The two organisations justified the demand for creation of Bhandari district on the ground of problems of road accessibility, administrative convenience and backwardness of the areas. In response, the chief minister assured the delegation that he would look into the matter after studying a report from a verification team. Zeliang supplemented the demand by stressing on the need to open up the mineral resource-stacked Bhandari to a new hori-

Zeliang with the BDDC and LLOMBZA delegation. (CMO)

zon of development and also considering the border problem with Assam, lack of road and communication accessibility and economic disadvantage. Zeliang urged upon the delegation to convince those sections of people who had reservations about the agreement for exploration and exploitation of mineral resources (NPNG Rules and Regulations), so that it would benefit the people of the state. Zeliang also informed the delegation about the productive negotiations being held between the state government and Centre on the constitutional legality, modalities and share ratio between stakeholders, worked out for exploration of petroleum and natural gas in the state. He however,

regretted that such endeavour was put on halt due to PIL filed in the court. In this regard, Zeliang requested the delegation to discuss the matter among themselves, so that the matter could be amicably settled outside the court. CMO also provided data to highlight the importance of the oil bearing area – Bhandari- which has a total area of 778.74 Sq.kms with 73 villages and lies 70 kms away from Wokha district Hqs. “Though the Lothas are the main inhabitants of the state’s oldest sub-division, there are sizable presence of Sumi and Karbi populations,” it said. Till today, the government has declared it as ‘Economically and Developmentally Backward Area since 1983, CMO stated.

Expedite probe into irregularities Yitachu reacts to NLA Non release of scholarship: NLSF in MDM scheme: NSF tells CM speaker’s summon warns legal action against govt

Gov appeals for peace

People react as they celebrate the unilateral declaration of independence of Catalonia outside the Catalan Parliament in Barcelona, Spain on Friday. (AP/PTI)

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy assured that “the rule of law would restore legality to Catalonia,” and asked Spain to remain calm. His cabinet was scheduled to begin a meeting to discuss the results late on Friday. Initial reactions from around the world gave support to Spain but also called on its government to show restraint in dealing with the situation. The President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, said nothing would change for the European Union, which would continue considering Spain as a united Europe’s only inter-

DIMAPUR, OCT 27 (NPN): Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) has appealed to the state chief minister to expedite the process of investigation being undertaken by the State Vigilance Commission into irregularities/mismanagement of Mid Day Meal (MDM) scheme and submit the reports within 45 days. In a representation addressed to the state chief minister, NSF president, Kesosul Christopher Ltu, and general secretary, Imtiyapang Imsong, stated that the NSF and its federating units undertook thorough physical verification to government schools to ascertain whether the MDM scheme was implemented. However, NSF said it was found out that almost all the schools did not provide the facilities as per the guidelines and in

locutor on the issue. “I hope the Spanish government favours force of argument, not argument of force,” he said on his official Twitter account. The United States Department of State also voiced its backing for Spain, insisting that the two countries were close allies with a great friendship. “Catalonia is an integral part of Spain, and the United States supports the Spanish government’s constitutional measures to keep Spain strong and united,” read a statement by spokesperson Heather Nauert. A Spanish government

the approved manner for implementation. Some schools, NSF said had not even provided MDM even once for the academic session of 2017 depriving and denying the students of their rightful benefits and rights. “We are amazed to discover precisely a contradictory scenario and the schemes never reached the grassroots for whom the project was intended for,” the signatories said. They said the federation through the findings has arrived to a conclusion that the amount sanctioned for the scheme were siphoned off by some unscrupulous elements. In this regard, the NSF has demanded that proper and effective strict disciplinary measure be initiated to penalize the defaulters of the implementing agency.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 27 (NPN): A day after Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) speaker, Dr. Imtiwapang Aier, asked the nine NPF MLAs to appear before him for hearing on the petition for disqualification in his office chamber on October 31, the NPF legislature party spokesperson, Yitachu, MLA, Friday described speaker’s summon as an attempt to delay the court hearing on the whip issue, which would come up for hearing on October 30. Speaking at fifth day sit-in dharna outside Civil Secretariat here, Yitachu said that the truth would prevail no matter how best they try. He contended that disqualification could be attracted only if the members voluntarily gave up membership of a political party, office of profits, voting or abstention against the party whip, convicted on corrupt charges, criminal charges, resignation, misinterpretation in the nomination age, qualification etc. NPF legislature party spokesperson assured that nothing would happen to the nine MLAs, saying they cannot be disqualified and would take the party forward with truth. Further, Yitachu said that the disqualification petition against whip did not need hearing, (Cont’d on p-7) adding that neither did it

DIMAPUR, OCT 27 (NPN): Nagaland Law Students’ Federation (NLSF) has threatened the state government of legal action if the latter failed to release the scholarship to the students within seven days. NLSF general secretary, Medochutuo Kiewhuo and information and publicity secretary, Roland Zeliang questioned the apathy of the Higher Education department towards the genuine plea of the students who were demanding their due rights of scholarships. It said the objective of scholarships was to provide financial assistance to the students to manage their educational requirements. However, NLSF said the denial of scholarship coupled with installment basis, “a first of a kind by any state in our country, was pathetic and bear signs of inefficiency and unaccountability of the department.” NLSF said despite Centre releasing the amount, the delay in the state to disburse the scholar-

ship was evidently a procedural lapse and negative system of the machinery. It said that the neighbouring states have already disbursed the scholarship within the stipulated time. Taking serious note of the issue, the federation said it would not allow such unethical practices to continue. “The youths are tired and frustrated of complacency and unaccountability. It is an era where we are all aware of our rights which the department has long ignored and the ignorance will land in trouble before the authority,” it said. While stating that “diplomatic channel” was always open to resolve issues, NLSF at the same time warned that if the government failed to act positively, it would “seek the arms of justice where justice is served and defaulter reprimanded.” Meanwhile, NLSF has informed the students to contact the federation if they required any assistance on the issue.

Tokheho defends Noke’s appointment TVC bans entry of heavy vehicles DIMAPUR, OCT 27 (NPN): Reacting to the statement of the DAN coordination committee, asking adviser & DAN chairman, Noke Wangnao to prove support of parties backing him as the DAN chairman, Parliamentary Affairs minister and NPF legislature party spokesperson, Tokheho Yepthomi reminded the “self-styled” committee that Noke was unanimously elected as the DAN chairman during the DAN legislature party meeting on July 26, 2017. Tokheho said Noke’s candidature was proposed by Imtilemba (BJP), minister for Cooperation, R&R, MARCOFED and seconded by SI Jamir (NPF), adviser (Urban Development) and Er. Levi Rengma (IND), parliamentary secretary (Housing) in the presence of state BJP president, Visasolie Lhoungu. “Therefore, it is without an iota of doubt that Noke Wangnao is the DAN chairman which comprises of 36 NPF, 4 BJP and 7 Independent MLAs,” Tokheho added. He said that the BJP-led NDA at the Centre was a conglomeration

of few parties. However, since the group led by Dr Shürhozelie had viciously severed ties with the BJP and the NDA on July 18, they have no reason to claim to be part and parcel of the NDA, Tokheho stated. He said even though Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu claimed to be the DAN chairman, supposedly supported by NCP and JD (U), these parties do not have a single MLA or party organisation in the state. Therefore, Tokheho said that there should not be any confusion about Noke being the DAN chairman. Tokheho also said it was unambiguous that Dr. Shürhozelie’s group was “using all forms of undemocratic means to threaten the Speaker to disqualify the 36 MLAs and also forcing him to recognise Azo as the leader of the NPF legislature party and recognise Yitachu as the chief whip.” He said the office of the speaker was a constitutional post and the wisdom and integrity of the office should not be challenged by any individual. Tokheho reminded Dr.

DIMAPUR, OCT 27 (NPN): Thahekhu Village Council (TVC) along with village GBs, Thahekhu Village Students’ Union (TVSU) and other frontal bodies of the village on Friday deployed volunteers at various intersections of the village to monitor the movement of heavy vehicles on village approach road and directing them to the specified route. In a press note, TVC chairman, I. Khekuto Yeptho, said heavy vehicles coming from Dhobinalla side have been specified to use PWD road– entry from left side of Thahekhu tower Jn. and exit from GHS Thahekhu and vice versa for those heavy vehicles approaching from Rangapahar railway crossing side. However, TVC chairman stated that many heavy vehicles continue to ply along the village approach road endangering the life span of the road. Stating that specified route for heavy vehicles fell under the purview of the State PWD, the village council, however, said that TVC and Thahekhu VDB have (Cont’d on p-7) been annually maintaining the

Shürhozelie’s group not to make the mistake they had made when Chotisuh Sazo was the speaker, wherein he was forced to disqualify three BJP MLAs in 2014. However, he said the disqualification was quashed by the Gauhati High Court. Tokheho said it was clear that Dr. Shürhozelie had forced Chotisuh to disqualify the BJP MLAs fearing that the BJP would disturb the government if their numbers increased. On Yitachu’s statement that they could impeach the speaker, Tokheho said “If they have found any fault, they should not have had any second thought and should have moved for impeachment of the speaker.” Therefore, Tokheho said they challenged Dr. Shürhozelie’s group to do so if their contentions were valid. With regard to ECI directing NPF to hold the General Convention, Tokheho made known that the dispute was not over and that despite allegations and counter allegations, a case had been filed for hearing which was pending.

road with their limited resources. Following the damage of bridge at Nagarjan, the TVC said number of vehicles plying along Rangapahar Railway Crossing via Thahekhu has increased worsening the already dire condition of the road. It said the recent partial caving of culvert at Khashiram near The Maple Tree School has compelled heavy Army vehicles to take Thahekhu route adding to worsening of the road. In this regard, TVC appealed the responsible department to maintain the road that had been neglected for the last 10-15 years. TVC said the village authorities may be compelled to close the route for public if the road was not accorded timely maintenance by the department. Further, TVC has appealed to the responsible department to give due importance to the road at the earliest possible time. TVC has also requested commuters to comply within the speed limit and cooperate with the village authorities. TVC informed that free public toilets and urinals have been constructed at various locations.

DIMAPUR, OCT 27 (NPN): Nagaland Governor, PB Acharya, Friday congratulated and appreciated the efforts of Interlocutor for Naga peace talks, RN Ravi, to address the long pending issue, and positive response from Naga people. In a statement issued through the PRO, Acharya said he “values the formal joining of six NNPGs working committee.” Acharya also requested NSCN (K) to join the peace process so that a meaningful solution to the protracted Naga political problem was found at the earliest. He further appealed to all NGOs, political parties and civil society organisations to stand united as one society to make the peace process a success.

48-hr KPU NH-2 bandh

DIMAPUR, OCT 27 (NPN): Kandi Public Union (KUP) on Friday said that the state government’s “irresponsive attitude” has compelled it to go ahead with proposed total bandh along NH-2 from October 31, 6 a.m. to mid-night of November 1. In a press release, KPU secretary publicity & information, Khiyalo Kez, stated that the bandh would be the first phase agitation against the government’s failure to construct BDO office under RD Block Chunlikha. Meanwhile, KPU said paramilitary/police, magistrate on duty, ambulance, wedding party and media have been exempted from the purview of the total bandh.

Landslide-hit NH155 open for traffic

DIMAPUR, OCT 27 (NPN): PWD (NH) has informed the commuters plying on NH-155 (202 new) that the road, which was closed due to landslide at location-69.050km between Longkhim and Angangba route, has been opened for vehicular traffic with effect from October 27, 2017. In a press release, PWD (NH), Division-III Tuensang, executive engineer extended deep appreciation to all the commuters for cooperation. K Y M C

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Rally against drugs, alcohol at Longkhim

Section of the gathering during the rally on Friday at Longkhim town. (NP) Correspondent

KIPHIRE, OCT 27(NPN): Rally “against drugs and alcohol” was organised by women department of three churches under Longkhim Town on Friday at the traffic point, Longkhim Town. The rally was supported by Longkhim administration, churches and village councils of the neighbouring villages, women wing and general public of Longkhim town.

Addressing the gathering, Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Longkhim, Kikumsangla, said mothers are influential in shaping the society. She said mothers play an important role in combating the menace of drugs and alcohol in the society. The ADC also warned that selling and consumption of alcohol and drugs was liable for fine and imprisonment and that the defaulter (s) would be awarded with befitting

punishment. Phir Ahi Holongba Sangso & New Sangso Area (PHSNS) president, Hongcho and head DB Longkhim Town, Chumhomong, also encouraged the participants to jointly fight against the menace of drugs and alcohol and make Longkhim town a beautiful and developed land. In the rally, Oriental Theological College Yangli, principal, Chumpongse gave Biblical-ethical re-

Awareness programme on dengue

DMC, NEISSR members after the awareness programme. DIMAPUR: Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) in collaboration with Northeast Institute of Social Science and Research (NEISSR) conducted awareness programme on dengue at Notun Bosti Dimapur on

Friday. Resource persons were National Vector Borne Diseases Control Programme (NVBDCP) district programme officer, Dr. Moa and district nodal officer of Dimapur’s National Tobacco

Control Program (NTCP), Dr. C Tetseo. While addressing on the awareness on health-mosquito related diseases, Dr. Moa informed that there were more than 150 cases of 100% dengue detected in Dimapur.

KSH, SKK condole demise of Jakhalu DIMAPUR: Kohima Sumi Hoho (KSH) has expressed deepest pain and immense grief at the demise of late Lt. Colonel S. I Jakhalu on October 19. In a condolence message, KSH said it was enervated by the loss of such a gentle and fatherly personality among Sumi community adding that an indelible blackout has been created by his demise. KSH described late Jakhalu as a man of gentle spirit, strong courage who had rendered tireless service to ex-servicemen. KSH also stated that his support and encouragement towards the hoho would be missed especially at a time when younger generation needed his encouragement. KSH has further conveyed condolence to Mrs. Kakheli Jakhalu and his

three children. SKK: In a condolence message, SKK stated that late Jakhalu was the first among Sumi and Nagas in general who had brought great pride and laurel through his achievements and position. It stated that late Jakhalu served as deputy commandant general home guards, commandant village guard from 1980 to 1985 on deputation from Indian Army and secretary (Rtd) Rajya Sainik Board of Nagaland. SKK said his contribution towards the Sumi and Nagas in general would always be remembered. Further, SKK has extended deepest condolence to the bereaved family and prayed to Almighty God to grant peace and solace to the departed soul.

sponse to alcoholism. In a talk on “alcohol and drugs abuse”, MO, Primary Health Centre Angangba, said alcohol and drug dependent persons require acceptance and healing. Akehta Sangtamlarü Thsingmüjang (AST) president, Thsadila, called upon the people and specially the women folk to tirelessly work for the cause of the people and reassured that the truth would triumph over evils and vices. United Sangtam Baptist Kingkularü Ashimükhong, women secretary, Aprie Sangtam, encouraged the mothers to be sensitive and intelligent while fighting against alcohol and drugs. United Sangtam Students’ Conference, president, Thrikyüse, also spoke at the programme. A core member of the organizing committee, Alemla Yangli, led the prayer session which was followed by voicing out slogan. Meanwhile, the organizer has thanked the administration, church leaders, council leaders, participants and general public for the success of the rally.

More condemn Oct 23 murder DDLGBU: Dimapur District Lotha GB Union (DDLGBU) has vehemently condemned the brutal killing of Alino Tsanglao daughter of late Nyamo Tsanglao by Rupak Singh, son of late Oinam Imo Singh of Pishumthong on October 23. In a condemnation note, DDLGBU chairman, Chitungo Shitiri and general secretary, Kenneth Tsopoe have urged the law enforcing agencies to initiate stern action against the culprit as per the law in order to avoid recurrence of such heinous crime in the future. DDLGBU also appealed to the legal fraternity not to take up the case and demanded that the case be registered under non bail-able sections. It further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members. GBUD: GBs Union Dimapur (GBUD) (sadar/ urban) has strongly condemned the “inhuman and barbaric” murder of late Alino Lotha by one Rupak Singh on October 23. In a statement, GBUD president, M.Y. Ngullie has appealed to the responsible authority not to grant bail to the culprit and award the highest degree of punishment at the earliest as per the provision of the law. GBUD further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members.

Student bodies appeal for better SBI service DIMAPUR: Four students’ bodies- Amahator Range Students’ Union (ARSU), Longmatra Area Students’ Union (LASU), Kiphire Area Students’ Union (KASU) and Singti Area Students’ Union (SASU)-have appealed State Bank of India (SBI) authority to provide uninterrupted services at Kiphire branch. In a joint press statement, the student bodies said that Kiphire being located in a far flung area needed uninterrupted service as SBI being the only bank in Kiphire. The students bodies also reminded the SBI authority that quality service provided by SBI would also be hampered and denizens of Kiphire would face untold hardship in the event the present branch manager was transferred without a reliever. In view of the above, the four student bodies urged upon the higher authority of SBI to understand the plight of Kiphire district and retained the present branch manager in the interest of the larger public.

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news in Brief NFHRCC meeting: Nagaland Foothills Road Co-ordination Committee (NFHRCC) has convened meeting on October 28, 10 a.m. for which NFHRCC and Dimapur based tribal hohos have been requested to attend the meeting. ASUD emergency presidential meeting: Ao Students’ Union Dimapur (ASUD) has convened an emergency presidential meeting on October 28, at 2 p.m. at its treasures residence Notun bosti Dimapur. All presidents from different village unit and sub unit and Ao students’ union executives and finance members have been requested to attend the meeting. DDCC meeting: Dimapur District Congress Committee (DDCC) has convened a meeting of all DCC office bearers and frontal chiefs on October 28 at 11 a.m. at Congress Bhavan, Dimapur to chalk out the programme on handing and taking over of the new DDCC president scheduled on November 4. MHD general meeting: Mao Hoho Dimapur (MHD) has convened a general meeting on October 29, 1 p.m. at conference hall of Hotel Saramati. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. KNUD emergency general meeting: Kandi Ni Union Dimapur (KNUD) has convened an emergency general meeting on October 29, 3 p.m. at Shepered School Dubagaon, Dimapur. All the members have been asked to attend the meeting. DCC Mkg meeting: District Congress Committee (DCC) Mokokchung has convened an executive body meeting on October 31, 10 a.m. at the party office. All DCC office bearers, ACCC presidents, frontals (youth/mahila/seval dal/ kisan cell/NSUI) have been notified to attend the meeting.

Malaria elimination prog launched in Phek

DIMAPUR: Deputy commissioner Phek, Kovi Meyase on Friday launched malaria elimination program at DC conference hall Phek under the theme “End Malaria for Good”. At the launching programme, Meyase expressed hope that the under the stewardship of NVBDCP in collaboration with various stake holders, the goal of

eliminating malaria in the district would be achieved. He therefore urged the department to intensify sensitizing and awareness program to the community. DVBO Phek, Dr. Keholi presented the overview of national framework for malaria elimination and the epidimeologist of the district. Earlier, the program

was chaired by NHM district program manager, Sedeu Rupreo and later vote of thanks was delivered by NVBDCP Phek district consultant, Khrusayi Khamo. The program was attended by the departments of CDPO, DWO, fishery, NGO, NVBDCP staffs from all the blocks and staffs of CMO Phek.

Eight projects selected to represent state DIMAPUR: Eight projects from various schools have been selected to represent the state at the National Congress to be held at Ahmedabad, Gujarat from December 27 to 31. The projects were selected at the 25th State level Children’s Science Congress held on Friday at the Red Cross building conference hall Kohima. Following are the list of projects in order of merit: Akina H. Awomi from Cornerstone School, Zunheboto; Wikindin from Zeliangrong Heraka School Tening Peren; Neingumenuo Thur from Christ King Higher Secondary School, Kohima; Kilengwi Newmai from Zeliangrong Heraka School

Students presenting their project on Friday. Tening, Peren; Dziese Rutsa from Christ King Higher Secondary School, Kohima; Nilotoli H. Chishi from Cornerstone School, Zunheboto; Centito K. Yeptho from Cornestone School, Zunheboto; and Punuvi A.

Assumi from Cornerstone School, Zunheboto. Earlier, SDO (Civil) Kohima, Zhoi Lohe graced the Science Congress as chief guest. A press statement from state coordinator NCSC,

Santu Thapa stated that, Children’s Science Congress is a programme of the National council for science and technology communication under the department of science and technology, Government of India. Nagaland Institute of Health, Environment & Social Welfare is also a member organization of this network. In this programme, children from the age group of 10 to 17 years carry out survey and experimental studies employing the methodologies of scientific research and bring out their findings in the form of a report. During the congress their oral presentations and written reports were evaluated by a panel of experts.

NPF 9 Kma town A/C reacts to Dr. Shurho’s statement DIMAPUR: NPF 9 Kohima town Assembly Constituency (AC) has expressed surprised at the statement made by Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, MLA, at the recently concluded Kohima town AC coordination meeting held on October 24 in Kohima. A press statement by NPF 9th Kohima town AC, president, Zutuo Kire and general secretary, Mathew Solo, while quoting Dr. Shurhozelie’s statement said, in his speech the latter lamented that many party workers had left the party and urged that the remaining party workers to be strong and committed in their stand. NPF 9 Kohima town AC said

it was “unbecoming” for a senior leader like him to make a statement to confuse the public as the party workers never left but were dissolved by Dr. Shurhozelie as a party president without any concrete reasons and after which a “new version/breed” of NPF 9 Kohima town A/C emerged. The release clarified that the party set up was still very intact “firm as a willow”, so the term “remaining party workers” mentioned by the former chief minister might be a “collection of mere new breed of workers”. NPF 9 Kohima town AC said it was not surprised but shocked at the remark made by Dr. Shurhozelie Liezi-

etsu that Dr. Neikiesalie Kire decided to join the rival group. It reminded Dr. Shurhozelie that after his appointment as chief minister, NPF 9 Kohima town AC representative was dropped from the ministry to a “mere” MLA when the whole denizens of Kohima town were in high hopes from him to treat the capital and its representatives as important. In this connection, NPF 9 Kohima town AC said it wrote to the chief minister for the “injustice” however there was no response from his end for which NPF 9 Kohima town AC, party workers and representatives in the greater interest of its denizens opted to join the majority.

3-day refresher training for PLVs concludes Thousands attend third day of ‘Transformation Crusade’

(L-R): L.S. Jamir giving away award to best PLVs 2017 and best DLSAs 2017 respectively on Friday. DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) gave away awards to best District Legal Services Authorities (DLSAs) and best Para-Legal Volunteers (PLVs) for the year: 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 during the valedictory session and commendation ceremony of the three days refresher training for PLVs at the Directorate of State Institute of Rural Development (DSIRD), Friday. The awards were handed over by Judge Gauhati High Court and executive chairman NSLSA, Justice, L.S. Jamir. Delivering the valedicK

tory address, Justice L.S. Jamir urged the PLVs to go back to their respective districts and spread awareness and assist the common people on what they have learnt from the training. He also asked them to adopt a girl child by providing assistance in opening saving account in postal department. Member secretar y NSLSA and special judge TDP vigilance commission, Nino Iralu, said the best DLSA 2017, TDLSA could deliver services from NALSA scheme 2015 and 2016 and worked in coordination with district ad-

ministration and police and could effectively carry out monthly action plan with chairman, secretary, three panel lawyers, 46 PLVs and 26 legal aid clinics. Nino informed that the best PLV 2017 rescued destitute women, victims of domestic violence, helped the old and needy, assisted person with disabilities and worked in coordination with the DLSA. She therefore urged the PLVs to work with missionary zeal and to enrol more PLVs from different professions. The best DLSA 2017 was awarded to Tuensang

District Legal Services Authority (TDLSA) under the chairman, principal district and session judge and secretary, Mayang Lima and civil judge, N. Kano while the best PLV 2017 was awarded to Bendangsenla Jamir of Mokokchung District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA). The 2017 winners were awarded with laptops provided by department of Justice and Law Nagaland, memento and certificate. The best DLSA 2016 was Kohima District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) was under the chairman, principal district and session judge and secretary,

Y. M Imchen and chief judicial magistrate, M.T. Therieh; the best DLSA 2015, Zunheboto District Legal Services Authority (ZDLSA) under the chairman, district and session judge and secretary, Khesheli Chishi and civil judge, Atoka; and the best DLSA 2014, Peren District Legal Service Authority (PDLSA) under the chairman, district and session judge and secretary, Y. Longkumer and civil judge, Ajongba Imchen were awarded with memento and certificate. The best PLV 2016 was Yemlong Chaba of TDLSA; best PLV 2015, N.K. Keny of Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) and best PLV 2014, Rampauyi Ndang of Peren District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) were awarded with memento and certificate. The PLVS from 11 districts shared their learning outcomes from the training while vote of thanks was delivered by TOT (PLV), NSLSA, Alemwapang Ao.

Section of the congregation during the third day service. DIMAPUR: Thousands attended the third day of the ongoing “Transformation Crusade” on Friday at Chozuba town local ground wherein Koinonia Baptist Church, Kohima, assistant pastor, Rokopra Mekro delivered the message of God. In his message, Mekro spoke on forgiveness of sins which comes through Jesus who died for people’s sin. “‘Soap does not cleanse our sins but only the blood of

Jesus can cleanse our sins”, added Mekro. He reminded the congregation that only Lord Jesus Christ was above the law and can forgive people if they repent. The service was led by Veküdu Lohe, Bible reading by Pastor Dzülha, Thüpurüsom special praises by CYE, CRC Chozuba town, CYE Richuba and Sevozo. The organisers of “Transformation Crusade” have informed that there

are more than 60 councillors from Kohima and Chozuba and around 70 stewards. It state that prayer warriors from various prayer groups of Kohima and 17 people from Chozuba are interceding for the crusade. It has informed that writer and preacher & literature secretary to NCRCC, Mezhusevi Zutso will be the speaker on October 28 service at 5 p.m. and “Transformation Crusade” team would lead the worship. K

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WEATHER FORECAST October 28

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Agartala Mostly sunny and beautiful

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Guwahati Sun mixing with clouds Imphal

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Itanagar Not as warm with some sun

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Shillong

Nice with partial sunshine

22 7

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23 10

Dimapur Not as hot with some sun

28 15

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Tuensang Cooler with sunny intervals Wokha

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, October 28, 2017

MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 27 (NPN): Against the backdrop of withholding elections to the Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) owning to public protest over 33% reservation for women, the parliamentary secretary for social welfare, Merentoshi R Jamir, has appealed for “early understanding” between the government and public on the issue. He was speaking at Majakong Ward, Mokokchung golden jubilee celebration held under the theme, “Janyu Medem” (in unison) on Friday at the premises of Majakong Ward community Hall. On the need for ULBs election, Merentoshi said an understanding was required after the ULB imbroglio so that responsible elected members would be elected to administer the municipalities. On Naga political issue, Merentoshi said the government and public yearn for permanent peace in Nagaland. He also expressed happiness that government of India has included six Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) Working Committee in the

Merentoshi R Jamir (NP)

Peace Process. Lauding the recent development, he said Nagaland government was earnestly requesting the government of India to include NSCN (K) in the Peace Process. Commenting on 2018 state assembly election, he said the ongoing political turmoil in the state should not blind the people from electing future visionaries. Merentoshi also expressed happiness to be part of the jubilee celebration of Majakong Ward which came into existence when his grandfather, Late. N I Jamir, was the then deputy commissioner of Mokokchung. He reminded that

Majakong Ward was cosmopolitan where people from different tribes and community have been living together in harmony for the last 50 years. Merentoshi said the ward should be contented since it also host the Imkongliba Memorial District Hospital which is regarded as one of the best health care centre. He urged the people, especially the younger generation to emulate the spirit of brotherhood, and to look ahead with a vision so that unity and harmony would always prevail in the community. Speaking on the jubilee theme, key speaker, M Bendangnukshi Longkumer, stressed on the need to know one’s root and preserving one’s culture, traditions and identity. He also asked the people to have a sense of feeling that they are contributing towards the upliftment of the community. Longkumer called upon the youth of the ward to excel in the educational field by also venturing to vocational and skills education instead of acquiring only academic certificates. The speaker also called

upon the ward citizens to be forerunners of the town, as a mark of their 50 years of existence by striving for excellence in the field of education, political, economic, social and cultural. The golden jubilee souvenir was released by IMDH medical superintendent, Dr. Medem and welcome address was said by Majakong ward, chairman Marchiba while the invocation was said by MTBA Associate Pastor, Bendang Jamir. Special folk songs were presented by Majakong Watsu Telen and Sumi Majakong womenfolk, vote of thanks by jubilee planning committee, convenor, Bendang Jamir and benediction said by CBC Pastor, Ngaku Chollen. Earlier, short speeches were delivered by Artang ward chairman, Lijaba, Lijen ward chair man, Ungma Village Council and Mokokchung Village Council.

Er. Kevisekho along with colony leaders and others after the inauguration. (NP)

Correspondent KOHIMA, OCT 27 (NPN): Highlighting the importance of imparting wholesome education to children, chief engineer PHED (retired), Nagaland, Er. Kevisekho Kruse, reminded parents that education is the best investment for children. Speaking as the chief guest during the inauguration of Government High School New Market Colony Kohima school building constructed under Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) on Friday, Er. Kevisekho, urged the parents to impart wholesome education to their children and challenged them to groom up their children in the right way so that they

would become a responsible citizens. Stressing the importance of education, he reminded the gathering that education was the centre of development and that all should focus on it. Asserting that no child was born criminal, he said proper upbringing and guidance was required for a child to grow up as a responsible and law abiding citizen. Er. Kevisekho also advised the student community to work hard saying nobody could attain success if they do not work out. He also lauded the colony panchayat’s initiative for constructing the school building and said has set a good example of fulfilling communitisation programme.

The programme was chaired by NMAP Kohima, joint secretary, Tosovise Pusa, dedication prayer was said by UCRC Kohima, Pastor, Zhabu Kuotsu, welcome address was delivered by NMAP Kohima, chairman, Kuotsuwhelie Kehie, brief history of the school was shared by NMAP Kohima secretary, Zerüüzo Suohu, special song was presented by students of GHS New Market Kohima while vote of thanks was proposed by GHS New Market Kohima, assistant headmaster, Kikatemsu. The programme was attended by colony leaders and residents, officials from RMSA, school management committee, students and others.

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NStCB board members during 285th meeting of the bank on Friday. DIMAPUR: Board of Directors of Nagaland State Cooperative Bank (NStCB) 285th meeting was held on Friday at NStCB headquarters Dimapur, wherein 38 agendas and action taken reports were placed in the meeting for perusal and decision and resolution adopted accordingly. According to a release by general manager (Admn & Vigilance), Lipoktoba Aier, the meeting chaired by additional chief secretary and finance commissioner, Nagaland and chairman of the bank, Temjen Toy, predominantly pursued and reviewed the business plan target and achievement of the bank under DAP for the financial year 2017-18 with

reference to achievement as on September 30. The board observed that during the quarter under review bank has achieved an overall growth of 2.45% on deposits; growth on loans and advance was achieved at 1.00% during the quarter with a CD ratio of 63.73%. The release informed that the bank has earned income from interest on loans and advances to the tune of Rs. 2299.95 lakhs from investment Rs. 893.80 lakhs and other income Rs. 63.14 lakhs culminating to a gross income receipt of Rs. 3256.89 lakhs. The bank has incurred an expenditure of Rs. 2800.32 lakhs; the gross income

of Rs. 3256.89 lakhs of the bank for the quarter after providing for total expenditure of Rs. 2800.32 lakhs has netted an income of Rs. 456.57 lakhs as on September 30. It stated that the cost and yield efficiency ratio for the quarter ended September 30 was 5.52% and 11.05% against target of 5.72% and 10.83% respectively. The bank has achieved an estimated Net-Worth of Rs. 4425.44 lakhs against target of Rs. 4411.00 lakhs and CRAR of 13.41% against target of 13.60% during 2nd quarter under review. The board also reviewed the programme of the year long golden jubilee

celebration of the bank culminating on november 10 in the auditorium of Dimapur Government College. The board approved the proposal for the launch of first Mobile ATM/ATM on wheel in the state by the bank during the culmination programme of golden jubilee celebration. The board ratified sanctioned of loan amounting to Rs. 2385.47 lakhs disbursed during the 2nd quarter and approved further sanction of loan amounting to Rs. 90.82 lakhs for agriculture and allied and Church based projects and Rs. 450.00 lakhs under Micro Finance scheme. The meeting was also attended by vice chairman, Kekhwengulo Lea, Wepe Ritse, Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Nagaland and eight elected board of directors representing the cooperative societies of various districts and three co-opted board of directors participated in the deliberation. The managing director of the bank, Imtilemba Longkumer attended the meeting as member secretary.

GB UNB-B Council Burma camp informs DIMAPUR: Reacting to practice of using “Burma Camp in general” for publication in local dailies, GB United North Block-B Council Burma Camp, Dimapur, has informed that there are seven recognized council under Burma Camp, Dimapur. In a press release, GB UNB-B Council Burma camp, T. Yanbothung Kikon, has pointed out that Veterinary Colony Council, UNB-A Council, UNB-B Council, Naga Colony Council, Sunrise Colony Council, Niu Colony Council and Market Area Council fall under Burma Camp. In this regard, GB UNB-B Council Burma camp has asked all concerned to avail detailed address of the concern person (s) by the concern authority (s) before publication in order to avoid any kind of confusion between the colony councils in future. K Y M C

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IMPHAL, Oct 27: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Friday said that the society needed to acknowledge the role and contribution of women. Addressing at Beti Bachao - Beti Padhao Spot Painting Competition of Imphal West at DM College Multipurpose Hall today, he said that the government was planning to announce a welfare scheme for BPL families belonging to OBC during his proposed Chandel visit on November 4. Singh said that women have been making immense contributions in all spheres including social movements in Manipur. However, women were still discriminated up to some extent in Manipuri society, he added. He observed that mothers generally go through great pains throughout their life for the wellbeing of their children. As such, it was an-

Diphu, Oct 27: Number of students and social organizations joined a protest rally at Hamren town, the district Headquarter of West Karbi Anglong district against the pathetic road condition particularly from Vothatlangso to Hamren – Khanduli and submitted a memorandum to Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal through the Deputy Commissioner of West Karbi Anglong Debo Kumar Nath yesterday. The rally was led by the Karbi Students’ Association’s Hamren unit and students from different schools, social and political organizations like Hamren Mohila Samiti, Driver’s Association, Tirkim Youth Association, Labourers’ Association and individuals screamed slogans brandishing placards demanded completion of the incomplete NEC road and bridges mentioning that they will block the road if the authority failed to complete the construction within 20 days.

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IMPHAL, Oct 27: Security force in Manipur Friday averted a major tragedy by timely detection of a 3.250 kg weighted IED (Improvised Explosive Device) planted by militants along the Trans Asia Highway no. 1 (NH-102). Troops of 26 Assam Rifles on ROP duty along the highway detected the planting of the IED this early morning at a place between Wangjing Bazar and Mahadev Chingkhong in Thoubal district. The 3.250 kg IED was found packed by polythene in three layers. A total of 17 detonators including 16 non-electric detonators along with one safety fuse and one insulated detonator with safety fuse of 20 cm were also found along with the explosive materials, police said. The IED has been defused safely on the spot by the bomb experts, the police added.

noying to see denying necessary care and love to old mothers by their children. The chief minister urged the public to give due respect and care to womenfolk especially mothers. Stating that the new government was fully committed to extend support and assistance to widows, Biren asserted that many social security and welfare schemes are being implemented by the state and Central governments in

this regard. State social welfare minister Nemcha Kipgen also attended the programme jointly organized by State Level Committee on Beti Bachao Beti Padhao and state social welfare department. Addressing the function, she urged the public to take a pledge to put in joint effort to improve child sex ratio as a national priority agenda. She said that all over the world, Manipuri wom-

ICP at Indo-Myanmar border in Mnp ready to be operational Correspondent

IMPHAL, Oct 27: The Integrated Check Post (ICP) being constructed in Moreh, Manipur’s town at the border with Myanmar is getting ready for operation. The ICP at Moreh is the only land port being developed by Central government along India’s international borders with Myanmar. This ICP is being developed by the Union ministry of home affairs (MHA) through the Land Ports Authority of India (LPAI). The proposed

ICP will facilitate speedy movement of export-import consignments and redress the inconveniences suffered by general public in the emerging scenario of India’s Look East Policy. The ICP is being constructed at gate no. 1 of the Indo-Myanmar border where India is engaging in cross border trade with Myanmar. India government developed the ICP to facilitate the trade and commerce between India and Myanmar along with the rest of South East Asian countries

The Razeba Public Organization, Kohima extends our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Rosou Pohena, S/o Salonyi Pohena of Zhavame Village for successfully qualifying for the post of Veterinary Assistant Surgeon (Class-1 Gazetted) under Veterinary & Animal Husbandry Department in the recently declared NPSC (CTS) Exam, 2016-17. The Organization wishes him the very best in all his future endeavors. (DARHU SHUPAO) President, RPOK

(DAPUNYI ZHOLIA) General Secretary, RPOK

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CONDEMNATION

Regd. No. 887/17

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(IMSENSANGBA) President Changtongya Union, Kohima

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 27/10/17

KHUZAMA VILLAGE COUNCIL District Kohima: Nagaland, 797127

Khuzama Village Council express our sincere gratitude to all individuals and organizations for their support and help extended to the village community as a whole and for giving monetary reliefs to the affected families caused by natural calamity of flash flood which came down on the morning of 22nd Oct.’ 2017, rendering several families homeless. We convey our special thanks to:1. Shri Pukhayi Sumi, Advisor NSDMA. 2. Shri Er. Kropol Vitsu, MLA 15th Southern-II 3. NSDMA, DDMA Officials 4. D.C. Kohima, SDO Civil Jakhama 5. SAYO ,SASA, SAWO & SAPO 6. O.C. and Staffs, PS. Khuzama 7. Police Fellowship, ,Khazama 8. Narcotic Cell (Excise Check Gate, Khuzama) 9. Song-Song Village Authority 10. Viswema Village Council 11. Kidima Village Council 12. Phesama Village Council 13. Khonoma Village Council 14. SABAK, Puyhoboto 15. Shri. Medo Rhetso, Chaplee Kilonser (IM) 16. Press Media Our inability to thank each and every individual who help and support is deeply regretted. May Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Sd/Secretary Village Council Khuzama

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I, Smti. Sapna Devi Thapa Magar, wife of Shri. Prem Kumar Magar, Address 8 Assam Rifles, C/o- 99 APO do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, resident of above the mentioned address. 2. That my name has been entered/recorded as Sapna Devi Thapa Magar in my Aadhar Card bearing No.7668 7641 9451. 3. Whereas the same name has been entered/recorded as Sapna Devi Thapa in my husband service record book. 4. That the name Sapna Devi Thapa Magar and Sapna Devi Thapa refers to same and one person. 5. That henceforth I shall use the name Sapna Devi Thapa Magar for all official and future correspondence. 6. That this affidavit is made to aver the above statements. VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the contents made in para 1 to 6 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and beliefs and nothing materials is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me. Chief Judicial Magistrate Dimapur, Nagaland DP-11210

IGHANUMI VILLAGE COUNCIL Pughuboto Sub-Division, Dist. Zunheboto

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Ighanumi Village Council would like to extend our profound appreciation and gratitude to Shri. Tokheho Yepthomi, Hon'ble Minister for School Education and Parliamentary Affairs inaugurating the Govt. High School building Ighanumi Village on 21st Oct. 2017, build under RMSA. The Village Council also extend our sincere gratitude to Shri. Joshua Sumi, Ex-MLA, Shri. Sukhato A. Sema, Retd. Principal Director H&FW, Shri. Wantungo Tsapoe, Director (SE), Shri. Limawapang Aier, State Mission Director RMSA and the host of public leaders and GBs from Pughoboto area for accompanying the Hon'ble Minister and making the programme a grand success. K. Nikuto Swu Hd. G.B

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Shillong, Oct 27: Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma on Friday rubbished Union Tourism Minister K.J. Alphons accusing him of “stealing people’s money” and said it requires legal examination. “This type of allegation will require legal examination. What does he mean by ‘stealing people’s money’,” Sangma asked. Alphons, on Thursday was in Sohra, the wettest place on earth. He addressed BJP’s public rally to drum up support for his party in the next year’s assembly elections. He also allayed fears and apprehension that the BJP was “anti-Christian”. “He (Sangma) has made promises to the state and people of Meghalaya that he would do many things. But all that he has done is stealing money from the people and this shall not continue,” Alphons told journalists after addressing the public meeting. The former bureaucrat-turned Union Minister, however, said that the Bharatiya Janata Party keeps its promises that it makes to the people. “Prime Minister (Narendra Modi) has delivered to the people of India an amazing administration and his focus has been pro-poor. “The people of Meghalaya need education, they need opportunities for the young people to work here and all this can happened if we have a corruption-free government and that can happened only if the BJP comes to power,” he said. Describing Meghalaya as one of the most beautiful place on earth, Alphons said, “It (Meghalaya) has got immense potential for

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We on behalf of Changtongya Union, Kohima through this column condemn the gruesome murder of Master Thejaneizo Daniel, a 3 year old kid by his father Shri. Talichuba Longkumer son of Shri. Senyangluba of Changtongya village on the un-fateful day of 26-10-2017 at Chedema village, Kohima. It is very unfortunate and disheartening that such kind of inhuman action was committed by one of our citizens which is highly intolerable. Therefore, we strongly condemn such action. May our Almighty God provide solace to the family members in this hour of grief and sorrow.

Limited as well as officials of department of commerce and industries, government of Manipur and discussed about early completion of construction and development of ICP. PK Mishra further inspected constructions of ICP Passenger Terminal Building, Boundary fencing of the ICP, Cargo Terminal Building. After inspecting the work progress, he instructed the workers to finish the work as soon as possible within one week to make it operational as soon as possible.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

"Sales Campaign lottery held at Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. Retail outlet M/s Nes Dimapur City, City Tower Dimapur. Mr. Mowsam Satya Khaund, Territory Manager, Shillong Distributed the prizes to all the lucky winners"

(LIMATEMSU) General Secretary Changtongya Union, Kohima

The much awaited and the only means to facilitate the trade and commerce between India and Myanmar along with the rest of South East Asian countries will be operational within the next two weeks, said director (projects) PK Mishra of Land Port Authority of India under the Ministry of Home Affairs. During his visit, the director had a round of talks with several stakeholders including representatives of the construction team of ICP and National Highway Infrastructure Development

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RAZEBA PUBLIC ORGANISATION, KOHIMA FELICITATES

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IED detected on Trans Asia Highway

Manipur CM N Biren Singh addressing at Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Spot Painting Competition of Imphal West at DM College Multipurpose Hall on Friday.

en have been known for their courage, skill and active involvement in many social, economic, political and cultural activities. From this year onwards, awareness programmes would be conducted all over the state with the goal of empowering womenfolk, preventing gender biased sex selective elimination, ensuring survival and protection of the girl child and education and participation of girl child, she added. A special attraction of the function was giving the opportunity of taking selfie with the chief minister to selected girl students. Later, the dignitaries led by the chief minister distributed prizes of the spot painting competition. R a j ya S a b h a M P Ksh Bhabananda, commissioner (social welfare, YAS and higher education) H Deleep and social welfare director Jacintha Lazarus also attended the function.

Sangma rubbishes Alphons accusations

AFFIDAVIT

27/10/2017

(Clarification of name/surname) I, H. ALET DOUNGEL@ H. LETHAO, S/o Hempao Doungel, resident of near GPS Phaipijang Village, Dist: Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly declare hereby: 1. That, I am known, addressed and identified by variations of name/surname, whereupon in my Adhaar Card bearing No 5053 9443 2019 name/surname has been spelled as H. ALET DOUNGEL, but the same is/was appearing in brevity as H. LETHAO in my Licence bearing No. DL/NL/3353, which is also correct. 2. That, H. ALET DOUNGEL @ H. LETHAO signifies the name/surname of one and the same person. 3 That, the variations of name/surname H. ALET DOUNGEL @ H. LETHAO are interrelated and interchangeable. However, the name H. ALET DOUNGEL shall be construed as my official name for all legal and future correspondence. 4. That, this affidavit is required for the clarification my name/surname. VERIFICATION I take oath and solemnly declare/affirm that the particulars furnished above by me are correct and that I have not concealed or misrepresented any fact. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this the 27th day of Oct. 2017 MAGISTRATE /NOTARY PUBLIC DP-11223

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Khuphom Lenthang Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Lhingtinkim Lenthang relation wife R/o. Phaipijang Village to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 15.8.17. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 26/11/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 25 day of 10/17. DP-11220

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

DECLARATION

I, Smti. Budhi Maya Bishwakarma, W/o Bhuwan Singh Bishwakarma, R/o. 8 Assam Rifles, C/o. 99 APO do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my actual name is Budhi Maya Bishwakarma. 3. That my name has been entered/recorded as Budhi Maya in all my official documents. 4. That the name Budhi Maya Bishwakarma and Budhi Maya is same and one person. 4. That the name Budhi Maya Bishwakarma shall be used in all my official and future correspondences. 5. That this affidavit is made to aver the above made statements. VERIFICATION I hereby verify that the statements made in paras 1 to 6 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me. Notary Public Regd. No. 165/17, Date : 17/10/17 DP-11209(B)

Mukul Sangma tourism but nobody comes here because there is no basic infrastructure. All this can be created only if there is an honest government which is committed to the people.” “The Congress is completely cheating the people of Meghalaya and there is a need to change

of government. If BJP was given a chance to lead the government, it would provide an honest administration, which would work for the welfare of the people,” he added. Allaying public fears that the BJP was “anti-Christian”, Alphons declared that Modi has been a “great protector” of Christians in India, and he shall “continue to protect them”. “A lot of people asked me that being a Christian why am I joining this party? People were angry with me. They said if Modi comes to power, churches will be burnt and destroyed and Christians will be beaten up.

Vicky Rai, Many Many Happy Returns of the day Bro.. Stay blessed and enjoy your day wish you a very happy and blessed day ahead. From Ranjit Sharma

T. Aloh Wangham Ex-MLA, Tizit Mon : Nagaland

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Date : 26.10.17

PRESS RELEASE I, Shri. T. Aloh Wangham, Ex-MLA Tizit has tendered my resignation from Naga Peoples' Front (Life time membership) vide my resignation letter dated 26.10.2017.

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LONGKONG WATSU UNIT P.O.MOKOKCHUNG

FELICITATION

Longkong Watsu Unit take pride to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. WATINARO IMSONG, D/O Mr. Imitoshi Imsong and Mrs. Temsukala Longkumer for confering Ph.D. from Wadia Institute of Himalayan of Geology, Dehradun and Department of Geological Science, Guwahati University, Assam on the Topic "Geomorphological Appraisal of Neotectonic Activities in the Shilling Plateau, Northeast India". The Longkong village Watsu unit further wishes her bright future in her future endeavours. Sd/Sd/Y. ATULA N. AWALA President, Watsu Telen Secretary, Watsu Telen

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Acknowledge women’s role; Biren

Rally against incomplete road

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, October 28, 2017

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SATOI RANGE STUDENTS' UNION (STKK) FELICITATES

It is with great honour and pride the Satoi Range Students' Union extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Vihikhe Awomi for being promoted from JSCO (Junior Soil Conservation Ofﬁcer) to SDO (Sub Divisional Ofﬁcer) under Soil and Water Conservation Department. The Union further express its gratitude and wishes to serve with great dedication and sincerity. President, SRSU Nikato T. Ayemi

General Secretary, SRSU Homugha H Achumi

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DECLARATION

I, Shri. Bhuwan Singh Bishwakarma, S/o Churamoni Bishwakarma, R/o. 8 Assam Rifles, C/o. 99 APO do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my name has been entered/recorded as Bhuwan Singh in all my official documents. 3. That that the name Bhuwan Singh Bishwakarma and Bhuwan Singh is same and one person. 4. That the name Bhuwan Singh Bishwakarma shall be used in all my official and future correspondences. 5. That this affidavit is made to aver the above made statements.

VERIFICATION I hereby verify that the statements made in paras 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me. Notary Public Regd. No. 166/17, Date : 17/10/17 DP-11209(A)

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY IGP (COMMUNICATION) NAGALAND : KOHIMA

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Dated Kohima, the 24th Oct' 17.

To, No. 45846 C/N (Msgr) Khonuo Angami, DEF Kiphire, D/o. Zanuovilie, Village Kohima, Present address : New Ministers Hill, Kohima. PO/PS : South Police Station, Kohima, Nagaland.

CALLING NOTICE

Whereas you have been transferred and posted to DEF, Kiphire from 4th NAP Bn vide order No.WHQ/ESTT-I/1718/376 dated 13/07/17 and released on 23/08/17(AN) vide order No.4BN/ESSTT-20/2017-18/6417. And whereas, you have not reported to DEF, Kiphire and absenting from bonaﬁde Govt. duty without any kind of leave or permission from the competent authority and did not report for duty despite 3(thrce) successive calling notices served by Superintendent of Police, Kiphire vide letter No.DEF/KPE/ ESSTT-2/2017-18/ 2690 dated 19/09/17, No. DEF/KPE/ ESSTT-2/ 2017-18/2919 dated 27/09/17 and No. DEF/KPE/ ESSTT-2/2017-18/05/10/17. Hence you are hereby directed to report for duty within 15(ﬁtleen) days from the date of publication of this notice, failing which necessary disciplinary action will be initiated against you. Deputy IGP (Commn), Nagaland, Kohima. DC-2514

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Minister claims innocence; BJP slammed over scribe’s arrest

Rajesh Munat

Vinod Verma

Raipur, Oct 27 (IANS): Chhattisgarh’s ruling BJP came under attack on Friday after the arrest of a senior journalist in Ghaziabad who claimed he had a “sex tape” involving PWD Minister Rajesh Munat. The minister insisted he was innocent. The pre-dawn police raid at the residence of Vinod Verma, now the media face of Chhattisgarh Congress President Bhupesh Baghel, and his arrest has charged up the political atmosphere in this state which goes to polls next year. Police picked up Verma from his house at 3.30 a.m. and allegedly recovered about 500 copies of a CD that contains sexual material linked to Minister Munat. Stung by the episode, the Minister held a press conference along with other Bharatiya Janata Party leaders and termed the CD “tampered and morphed” and urged Chief Minister

Raman Singh to order a thorough probe. “I am in politics for roughly 34 years and never thought I would ever witness such allegation which shows to what extent the level of politics has fallen,” said an unfazed Munat. Munat is considered close to Raman Singh and the CD issue has pushed the BJP on the back foot. Chhattisgarh has a track record of CD scandals against top leaders across the parties. This time the alleged CD scam hit the state too early as the state is expected to face polls in November 2018. Armed with CD issue, Baghel slammed Chhattisgarh Police for “acting too fast” against the journalist who was not even named in the FIR filed in the matter at Raipur’s Pandri police station on October 26. The police have got transit remand of Verma from a court in Ghaziabad over allegations of black-

mail and extortion. The BJP went into a huddle on Friday evening in Raipur and sought opinion from legal experts on how to turn the heat back on Baghel. Finally, Munat, accompanied by top party leaders, visited the Civil Lines police station and registered a fresh FIR directly naming Verma, a member of the Editors Guild of India. The Congress slammed the arrest of Verma and demanded his immediate release and a probe against the Chhattisgarh minister being investigated by the journalist for alleged sexrelated activities. The Chhattisgarh Police, facing criticism for arresting the jour nalist without doing proper home work, sought to justify their action. But the police officers looked confused to offer satisfactory reply when media persons demanded to know what was the need to arrest a journalist within 12 hours on the basis of an FIR in which he was not even named. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) tried to extract mileage on Friday. Its cadres stormed Munat’s official residence near the police control room, threw black ink on his nameplate and raised slogans against the minister before being taken into police custody.

PM tells civil servants Rajasthan HC issues notices to to connect with people Centre, state on ‘gag’ ordinance

MUSSOORIE, OCT 27 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday asked trainee officers of the civil services to look beyond books and develop the ability of connecting with people to serve them better. He gave the tips to the officer trainees of the 92nd Foundation Course at the prestigious Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) during an address here. Modi said learning from books was okay but they must also be alert and attentive to the people around them whom they are meant to serve. He said learning from books would surely prevent them from straying and taking the wrong path but it is the connect and rapport they establish with their teams and people that will help them become successful as officers, according to a PMO statement. Underlining the importance of public participation for policy initiatives to be successfully implemented, the prime minister said that before Independence, the civil services were tasked with the objective of preserving the British Raj. But now the objective of the civil services is the prosperity and wellbeing of the people, he told the young IAS officers and

Narendra Modi added that if civil servants imbibe these objectives, the gap between government machinery and the people can be bridged. Modi also told them that the problem of silos and lack of team spirit among civil servants can be effectively tackled during the initial training at Mussoorie, the statement said. Referring to the trek performed by officer trainnees during the foundation course, he asked them to imbibe the learnings of the trek, such as team spirit and leadership, and apply them throughout their careers. He said social movements can drive change in a democracy, and the civil services should serve as catalysts for it. Referring to the devotional song “Vaishnav Jan”, performed by officer trainees during the cultural programme presented before him yesterday, Modi said they should contemplate on the lyrics of this song, after replacing the words “Vaishnav Jan” with “Civil Servant”.

Jaipur, Oct 27 (AGENCIES): The Rajasthan high court on Friday issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the controversial ordinance that shields public servants promulgated in by the Vasundhara Raje government on September 7. The court sought responses from the state and the Centre by November 27. A division bench of justices Ajay Rastogi and Deepak Maheshwari issued the notices on seven petitions against the ordinance, which prohibits probe without prior sanction of the government against a judge, magistrate or a public servant while discharging official duties. It also bars the media from reporting on the accused until prosecution sanction is given by the authority, which may take up to six months. The petitions have been filed by state Congress president Sachin Pilot, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), People’s Union for Civil Liberties, activist Bhagwat Gaur, advocate Srijna Shrestha, activist Om Prakash and Atri Kumar Dadhich, a freelance journalist, seeking quashing of the ordinance. Advocate A K Jain, who represented Gaur in the HC, told HT that since Pilot’s petition was listed

The Vasundhara Raje government in Rajasthan had promulgated the ordinance on September 7 and remains in force for six weeks. first, the court asked his advocate to cite instances where a case was not filed because of the order. He was unable to reply, but Jain then cited two cases — one against a senior Jaipur administration official and another against a civic body — where the court couldn’t order filing of FIR as there was no sanction and there has been no reporting of the cases in the media because of the ordinance. The ordinance was promulgated on September 7 and remains in force for six weeks. The government had tabled the Criminal Laws (Rajasthan Amendment)

Ordinance 2017 in the assembly on Monday, but after widespread outrage, it was referred to a select committee. The government said the order aims to protect officials from frivolous cases aimed at defaming them and preventing them from discharging official duties. Pilot, who filed the petition on Thursday, said, “We have urged the court to direct the Rajasthan government to withdraw the ordinance. By introducing such ordinance, the government is violating Articles 14 (right to equality), 19 (freedom of speech), and 21 (protection of life and liberty) of the Constitution.”

Madras high court dismisses PIL against ‘Mersal’ has reported that the Leader of Opposition in the state has criticised demonetisation. Can the court pass a gag order against him from making such statements?” The petitioner, an advocate named A Ashvathaman, wanted the films certificate revoked on the

ground that it showed the central government’s Goods and Services Tax policy in bad light — an argument that the Tamil Nadu’s unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party has also raised — and was against the interests of the country’s sovereignty, integrity and security.

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“This is a democracy and people have their right to freedom of expression, and this applies to films as well,” a Division Bench of Justices MM Sundresh and M Sundar said as they dismissed the petition, which was a Public Interest Litigation. “Even today the media

SC asks DD to prepare prog on perils of Blue Whale game

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tronics and Information Technology has set up a committee to deal with the issue, and information was being sought from various service providers and steps would be taken to ensure that such incidents do not recur, he added. Granting three weeks to the Centre to file a detailed affidavit on the steps taken by the concerned ministries, the court posted the matter for further hearing on November 20. The apex court was hearing a PIL seeking a ban on the online game and also sought direction that awareness should be created about the fatal consequences of the game. The petitioner lawyer C.R. Jaya Sukin said the Blue Whale game is snatching the lives of children and adults, which has already caused huge damage.

First Death Anniversary Late Wetelo-ü Luruo (28th Oct. 2016)

Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, you are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure. K-3466

New Delhi, Oct 27 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Friday directed national broadcaster Doordarshan to bring out a 10-minute show on the perils of the Blue Whale online game that has led to numerous suicides among teens. A bench of Chief Justice Dipak Misra, Justice A.M. Khanwilkar and Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, observing that such online games posed danger to life and must be “contained”, asked Doordarshan to come out with the programme within a week and ensure it is shown by the public broadcaster and private channels on prime time. The apex court said the visual medium is most effective and asked Doordarshan to prepare a programme in consultation with the Ministries of Women and Child Development and the Human Resource Development to educate children about the evils of Blue Whale game so that they don’t get drawn to playing it. The Blue Whale Challenge, reportedly created by a former convict in Russia, is said to psychologically provoke players to indulge in daring, self-destructive tasks for 50 days before finally taking the “winning” step of killing themselves. Asking the Centre to take steps to ensure that no such deaths occur, the bench said lonely and depressed children are usually attracted towards such dangerous games. Additional Solicitor General P.S. Narasimha, appearing for the Centre, told the bench that around 28 cases relating to such games have been reported so far in the country and the agencies are probing them, and sought three weeks time to file a response. The Ministry of Elec-

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Ward-6 G.B, Chairman, Parents body along with the youth members giving away the cash to the fire victims collected from well wishers The Ward-6 Union Chumukedima Town expresses our heartfelt gratitude to Shri Jacob Zhimomi (MLA), Shri Thejavizo Nakhro EAC Chumukedima, Shri Anato Zhimomi and sincere gratitude to each and every individuals, churches, unions, different organizations, shopkeeper’s of ward-6, who contributed and supported physically and financially for the fire victims that razed down 30 shops on 18th Oct. 2017 at the Daily Market near Cosmopolitan School Ward-6 Chumukedima. We regret our inability to mention the names of every donors and contributors. We shall remain indebted to you for your love and support. May the good Lord bless you all most abundantly in return. Mr. N.T. Kikon Mr. Kevitshülie Zuyie Chairman, Ward- 6, Chumukedima Town G.B, Ward -6, Chumukedima Town K-3505

Beloved husband & loved ones

20TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

L.T. SIEVILIE SOKHA Daddy on this day on 28th Oct 1997, we lost a father, a friend and an Idol who looked up to. We may have been living miles apart but it always felt that you were always there, Because your life with us was always a livid one, epitome of greatness and sacrifice. Daddy your life has ended, but your legacy of wisdom, Integrity and courage will go on forever. Daddy death may have taken you away from us but our life’s hero you’ll forever be. We miss you deeply Daddy. K-3492

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C h enn a i , O c t 2 7 (AGENCIES): The Madras High Court on Friday dismissed a petition that wanted Central Board of Film Certification’s certificate to Tamil actor Vijay’s movie ‘Mersal’ revoked saying that doing so would violate free speech.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 323 Dimapur, Saturday, October 28, 2017

A dubious system

hen put to the test, the work done by the state government has been found wanting in many aspects and it need no further explanation then the census done in 2001 that was found to have so many flaws that the delimitation exercise that began in 2006 had to be challenged in the court through PIL like the one filed by the Chakhesang Public Organisation. The Delimitation Act 2002 was a decennial exercise to determine the census through which the number of parliamentary and assembly seats were to be decided. The population of Nagaland in 1964 when the state first took part in the election, was around three and half lakh .As per the census of 2001, the figure shot up to nearly twenty lakh. As per the provisional results of the census of 2001 the total population of Nagaland as at 0:00 hours of March 1, 2001 stood at 19,88,636 which showed that the state registered the highest growth rate of population during the period 1991-2001 when its population grew by 64.41% which was the highest in the country. The demand for seeking fresh census over the 2001 figures arose in 2006 when it was revealed that an unprecedented population growth of over one hundred percent was recorded in some places while in some, the number of electorate was equal to the population or in some, where the number voters was found to be more than the recorded population. The main contention remains the 2001 census for accurate readjustment. The census figure for 2001 was 19,88,636 while the voter’s list was 11,92,084. The Census figure of Nagaland has been showing an increasing rise through the decades as among the highest rate in the country. If the abnormal rise in census figures of Nagaland was a source of embarrassment, the sudden steep dive in the figure after the 2011 only confirmed the worst and remained a blot on the state’s reputation. The figure of the 2011 census at 19,80,602 was the best that the state government could do in a terrible situation as for the first time, the state with the most prolific breeders for decades suddenly showed a negative growth by a little over eight thousand people. In response to the PIL filed by the CPO in 2006, the Gauhati High Court constitution bench in August 2017 ruled the PIL as infructuous on the strength of the response of the Assistant Solicitor General of India Mr. K.C. Keyal who submitted that a notification was issued by the President of India on February 8,2008 deferring delimitation exercise in the state of Nagaland, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and others. The next delimitation exercise will take place only on the basis of the first census after 2026 and that after the legal closure of the PIL, the census of 2001 stood rejected for the basis of delimitation. The voter’s list is also suspected of being flawed as contended by various organisations including ACAUT Nagaland, in a PIL. When electoral rolls are flawed it is not difficult to understand why elections become a fraud in Nagaland. This may be a strong indictment but a bitter pill to swallow. Those involved and responsible for enumeration or revision of voters list have to be made accountable for their sin of omission or commission.

DailyDevotion The Method of Missions Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations… —Matthew 28:19 Jesus Christ did not say, “Go and save souls” (the salvation of souls is the supernatural work of God), but He said, “Go…make disciples of all the nations….” Yet you cannot make disciples unless you are a disciple yourself. When the disciples returned from their first mission, they were filled with joy because even the demons were subject to them. But Jesus said, in effect, “Don’t rejoice in successful service— the great secret of joy is that you have the right relationship with Me” (see Luke 10:17-20). The missionary’s great essential is remaining true to the call of God, and realizing that his one and only purpose is to disciple men and women to Jesus. Remember that there is a passion for souls that does not come from God, but from our desire to make converts to our point of view. The challenge to the missionary does not come from the fact that people are difficult to bring to salvation, that backsliders are difficult to reclaim, or that there is a barrier of callous indifference. No, the challenge comes from the perspective of the missionary’s own personal relationship with Jesus Christ— “Do you believe that I am able to do this?” (Matthew 9:28). Our Lord unwaveringly asks us that question, and it confronts us in every individual situation we encounter. The one great challenge to us is— do I know my risen Lord? Do I know the power of His indwelling Spirit? Am I wise enough in God’s sight, but foolish enough according to the wisdom of the world, to trust in what Jesus Christ has said? Or am I abandoning the great supernatural position of limitless confidence in Christ Jesus, which is really God’s only call for a missionary? If I follow any other method, I depart altogether from the methods prescribed by our Lord— “All authority has been given to Me….Go therefore…” (Matthew 28:18-19).

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Ideas pull the trigger, but instinct loads the gun. ~ Don Marquis

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SaturDAY, October 28, 2017

Post-mortem presence should be A final honorable Indo- Bose’s based on historical facts

Naga political solution? S W hat the Media savvy FNR for 20 years could not achieve with much prayers in the streets, in the open fields, from the soccer matches and with help from Atlanta American Baptists; the NTC has quietly done it in just under a few months to bring 6 of the 8 NNPGs into one ‘Working Committee’. The Indo-Naga political talk, to be truly ‘Inclusive’ of all stakeholders, must have the two ‘Heavy Weights’, NNC-Adinno and NSCNIM in a single ‘Negotiating Table’. NSCN-IM is already in the Talk separately with the GoI. The NNC-Adinno has not joined the Talk and likely may not join any negotiation with PreConditions. This is a serious point. Of all the rights for a people wanting to be free from outside control, the peaceful democratic expression like the World saw in Catalonia Referendum of Spain a Week ago, is very important. The Catalonians did for the first time in 2017 of their entire over one century of political History, a Referendum the other week. The primitive Naga did their democratic Plebiscite peaceably some 66 years ago in the year 1951, it is the capstone of their national stand and they would not like to abandon it. People may ignore a minor party in a Government formation, but politics cannot ignore an institution of a society big or small. The Naga has nurtured the NNC into an Institution rather than into a political party. NNC is an institution like Putu Menden or the Morung System of the People. The IM started their Indo-IM talk with what they said was “without preconditions” but over the period of 20 years Talk, they now have slid down the level “after understanding each others difficulties” with the GoI! The formation of a single ‘Working Committee’ of the six ‘Light Heavy Weight’ NNPGs is a significant achievement of the NTC. Now, Nagaland Government, and the casual Public and the Local Media would take notice of the NTC since it appears to have gained some confidence of the Prime Minister of India. Another important collateral development of the talk is what Mr. Ravi said he has nudged the talk from the MHA to the PMO. This is a very positive indication of the GoI appearing seriously involved in the TALK; it has shortened the commu-

nication space between the parties. Modi may not carry as much clout and obedience as Jawaharlal Nehru had on the Indian Parliament, still Modi has a great clout on the Bharat population and a very comfortable majority of MPs in the Lok Sabha with Tikka in their forehead than those without! There is an important morality revelation in the highest echelon of the Government of India today that India is becoming a growing World Power to recon with and has now begun to feel embarrassed at its inability to settle the ‘Naga Problem’ for the last so many decades. India has a great Moral responsibility to settle the Naga Issue democratically in Peace without joust of Arms. The way a great Nation treats a small people indicates the level of moral standard it has attained. India has to recognize the ‘Naga Problem’ deeply. Unlike Kashmir, the Naga case is not of secession. The Naga case is a Statement of the democratic Right of a simple People in a remote unknown fringe of the Country; even the colonial Power in India did not know them clearly belong to the Country. Jawaharlal Nehru acknowledged this in his statement to the Indian Parliament at the passing of the Nagaland Act in 1962. The Nagaland opposes outside interference of their land since 1882, first with Spears and Daohs, then in 1929 for the first time turned their Daohs and Spears into Ploughshares and started using the Pencil and Pen for their political Movement. The Naga then took the cue of INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS’S fight for Freedom from the colonial Power, and instituted NAGA NATIONAL COUNCIL in 1946. The NNC entered into a 9-Point Agreement India did not follow through after giving Signed statements to the adherence of the Agreement. The NNC refused participation in the Constituent Assembly, declared itself outside Indian Union on 14 August 1947, organized peaceful democratic Plebiscite in 1951 for a separate life, refused participation of Independent India’s First and Second General Election in 1952 and 1957. The GoI then amalgamated of Naga Areas of Naga Hills District with Tuensang area of Northeast Frontier Agency into a single Administrative Unit of NHTA. In 1963 India formally made

NHTA a State of Nagaland with uncommon special Constitutional Safeguard for the State of Nagaland not extended to other Naga. The Naga are only a small minority of Arunachal Pradesh, in Assam they constitute a minute population, in Manipur the Naga is a small Minority in the midst of a minority tribals. The indigenous Naga in Nagaland completely dominate the whole population of Nagaland State. They own all the land in the State, -not the Government nor any autonomous Body. How can the People of another State decide the Political matters of Nagaland State? That would be a complete negation of the universal Democratic principle of the World. India often appears does not know how to solve the Naga Problem. It is completely undemocratic for India to allow the People of another State to decide the future of Nagaland State. Let Gover nment of India give whatever Rehabilitation it decides to the IM Cadres. Nagaland has nothing to say if the GoI gives a Regiment to the IM but Nagaland will not accept outside interference in the Politics of Nagaland. The NSCN rejected NNC and formed a separate New Organization in 1980, and carried on Armed Struggle for the Sovereignty of the Naga Inhabited Area of the Northeast States. India entered into a Ceasefire with the NSCN in 1997 not on democratic principle but on the strength of Fire-Power the IM possessed, and started a political Talk only with them. Since then they have now entered into a 3rd August 2015 Accord and are continuing it in Secret TALK. With pressure from the Nagaland Public and with arrangement from the NTC, the six Splinter Groups –4 of NNC, 2 of NSCN- congregated in a Working Committee for the solution of the Naga Problem with the GoI, under the latter’s program of ‘Inclusiveness of all Stakeholders’ for the Final honorable Solution of the Naga Political Issue. 1. The Participants need to concoct strong Solutions to remove umpteen numbers of obstacles on the Way. 2. How to resolve and amalgamate the Joint-Separate-Inclusive Talk NNCAdinno has declined to join a pre-conditioned negotiation? Thepfulhouvi Solo. IFS Retd (RR-68)

ome individuals, groups and organisations still insist that Subhas Chandra Bose had visited their natal villages without offering us any historical proof. They should not do so by distorting history, particularly the where about of Bose during the Battle of Kohima by conjuring imaginary stories about him saying that ‘Bose stayed in this house, slept in this place, camped under bamboo grooves, carrying Bomb on each side of hip, wearing Gumboot, etc. Instead claims about Bose’s presence during the Second World War should be based solely on historical facts. It was sometime on 15th March 1944, when the 31st Division of the Japanese under the Command of Lieutenant General Kotuku Sato left Homalin (a town located at the westbank of river Chindwin, some 200 miles on the ground and 75 miles as the crow flew from Kohima ) and reached Kohima on the 4th of April 1944, (KOHIMA, Arthur Swinson, page 8). By then Subhas Bose was all along in Rangoon and reached Mamyo (a small town located at 25 miles east of Mandalay , 220 miles south east of Homalin and more than 420 miles or about 30 days walk from Kohima ) only on 7th April 1944, and remained there till 16th April before he left for the ‘frontiers’. By the Third week of May 1944, he returned to Mamyo from the frontier and shifted his headquarter to Rangoon again on 21st May 1944, because he was finding it increasingly difficult to get accurate news from the front (His Majesty’s opponent by Sugata Bose, page 273,275 and 277). From the above movement it is understood that Subhas Bose was in the ‘frontiers ‘ for about a month or so from the third week of April to the third week of May 1944. Around that time, Yamauchi’s 15th division and the Bahadur group of INA commanded by Shaukat Ali Malik were very well advancing towards Imphal. Imphal being closer to Mamyo than Kohima for a hundred miles or so, moreover, Imphal became the main destination of the INA after the failed campaign in Arakan and Chin Hills. (His Majesty’s opponent’ by Sugata Bose, Page 275) Bose was believed to be somewhere near Imphal or for that matter near the Manipur state, awaiting for the fall of Imphal, so that he could address the nation directly from the soil of India over the Radio and expect ‘flood of defection’ and become the non-violent soldier of freedom inside the country even though they fought with arms outside India. Meanwhile, the Japanese hope the news of the fall of Imphal could be presented as a gift to Emperor Hirohito, whose birthday fell on April 29, (His Majesty’s opponent’ by Sujata Bose, page 275, 283). However, because of the direct intervention of the Admiral Mountbatten, Supreme Commander of South East Command, taking over of Imphal was delayed which compelled Bose to return to Mamyo and subsequently Imphal was saved. In the meantime the 31st division under General Sato that entered Naga hills and reached

Transition of Nagas from hard working culture to a dependent economy (From previous issue) Our beautiful Nagaland state is the creation of God which transformed from animistic religion to Christianity. By virtue of being Christ believers we are blessed with physical as well as in spiritual entity with rich natural resources, awesome flora and fauna all over Nagaland. Many Naga leaders both over ground and underground had died as martyrs protecting our supreme nation. Nagas are not destined to be ruled by others but by ourselves choosing and selecting our own path. If Nagas want to succeed as an independent nation, we must first work hard and become economically self sufficient and independent economy. Our state must be the producing state instead

of consuming state in order to flourish our economy to a pristine glory and to live as an independent nation with independent economy. Nagaland is witnessing on a large scale influx of immigrants and the flooding of plain people to our state. Despite having the policy of Inner Line Permit (ILP) the non Nagas traders control huge economy in our own soil and becoming ourselves an employee of the mainland Indians and non locals as an employers in business establishment. This could probably be checked only if we venture out something new and become adaptable to it by starting our own business venture and at the same time employing non locals(if necessary). Let Nagas also build a vibrant

economy by taking up the construction work of a building which were being done mainly by the non local workers. This could provide job opportunity to our Naga educated unemployed youth and also preventing further damage from being draining of our wealth outside state. We need to protect and preserve our economy in order to become an independent economy through hardworking and dedication. I’m not against non locals or plainsmen but these are my concerns for a sick and stagnated Naga society at present scenario. In every nook and corner of our state Nagas are less visibility in terms of doing business by mainly confining the younger generation indoors and hunting for government job only.

To sum up; if nagas want to become a self sufficient economy and self reliant for sustainable livelihood then we should take up the job with dignity and integrity. Our dreams should not only be limited of buying a plot of land and building a palatial building on it but building a vibrant nation state is vital point for our peaceful existence on earth without fear and segregation from the rest of the world and by giving the best quality of education, health, waiver loan, schemes, policies, good sports facilities etc in order to match other industrialised nations in the world in terms of infrastructure and quality living. (Concluded) Yarangchang imchen, Lirmen Village

Kohima from three directions did not include any of the regiment or division of INA, particularly the Northern and Centre columns; Laruri -Meluri - Phek - ChazoubaMeriama - Zubza, and Jessami - Chizami - Kikrüma- ChakhabamaKohima, respectively. It was only in the middle of May 1944, the Subhas Brigade of INA, commanded by Shah Nawaz Khan, followed the route of Southern Column of the 31st Division commanded by Major General Miyazaki; UkhrulMao Gate - Viswema-Kohima, and reached nearby Kohima but nothing was recorded or reported about their direct confrontation with the British Indian Army in and around Kohima (‘KOHIMA’ Arthur Swinson, page 1-17) On 21st Oct 1943, Bose declared the formation of Provisional Government of Azad Hind in Singapore and became the Head of the State, the Prime Minister, in Charge of War and Foreign Affairs and the Supreme Commander of the INA (Subash Chandra Bose, what Netaji did, what Netaji said, the Nationalist and the Commander. Edited by Vinitha Ramchadani, page 100). Subhas Chandra Bose, holding such high responsible positions was not expected to be in a remote, hostile and vulnerable land that is also alone amidst the strange and alien environment and an army of a different nation (Japan) surrounded by the people and villages where there hardly existed any anti-British feeling. Rather by then Kohima District of Assam and its people were very homely with the British government, particularly, with the District administrator, C.R.Pawsey. Moreover, the geographical distance between Kohima and Mymyo of Burma does not permit Subhas Bose to be near the Battle of Kohima during the Second World War. Beside this piece of historical evidence, I have already established in my previous articles in the same subject published in local dailies; Nagaland Post on 22.4.2017, Nagaland Page on 22.4.2017, Eastern Mirror on 21.4.2017, 19.5.17, 9.6.2017, and Morung Express on 21.4.2017, 20.5.2017 drawing in historical facts that Subhas Bose was nowhere near the Naga Hills district of Assam during the Second World War. Everyone has the right to freedom of expression and can write a tale or story in any form or write books basing on the tale or story told by knaves. But it should not be interpreted as historical facts or events. If, however, anyone can prove me wrong and show me the historical evidence but not imaginative stories, I would certainly be happy to reconsider my position, after all, that is what scholarly writing is all about. Therefore, until such evidence is present, I expect and wish the literati, intellectuals and thinkers like Mr. Thepfulhouvi Solo, who cherish the age-old Naga values of Truth and Honesty to come forward in preventing those elements from distorting the Naga History. Otherwise, one day it may come to shame us all. K.Puroh

Reader’s Post

Appeal to power department, Nagaland Sir,

The Tesophenyu Group Students’ Union (TGSU) seek the benign attention and action of power department, Nagaland for timely restoration of 1600 KVA at the sub- distribution point in Tesophenyu village. It is irresponsible and regrettable to note that the citizens of Tesophenyu group under Tseminyu sub-division and the Wozhuro Range under Wokha district have been deprived of power for the past 20 days which has caused immense hardships to the local populace. In addition, it is always the students community at the receiving end for they are in the middle of preparation for appearing board exams and selection exams in progress. In the light of the compelling and pervasive situations, we as the guardian and defender of students welfare appeal concerned esteem authority for immediate restoration of power transformer. A.P.Francis Magh, President,TGSU; Michael Seb, General Secretary, TGSU

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

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, October 28, 2017

Centre withdraws force from Darjeeling

SC allows Centre to withdraw force from trouble-hit Darjeeling and Kalimpong districts.

NEW DELHI, Oct 27 (Agencies): The Supreme Court on Friday permitted the Centre to withdraw seven of the 15 companies of Central Armed Paramilitary Forces (CAPF) from strife-torn Darjeeling and Kalimpong districts of West Bengal for deployment in poll-bound states of Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat. Observing that law and order was a “state subject”, a bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra stayed the Calcutta high court order restraining the Centre from relocating the paramilitary forces from the state’s strife-torn

districts and asked the state government to respond to the Centre’s appeal within a week. The high court had asked the Centre to allow all 15 companies of paramilitary forces to remain in the state. The bench, which also comprised Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud, said it would examine “under which jurisdiction, the high court can ask central government to provide or not to provide security forces”. “We will issue notice (to West Bengal government) let them file the reply. Meanwhile, we will

stay the high court proceedings,” the bench said, adding that it would examine the entire issue in a “holistic” manner. It said constitutional courts cannot remain “oblivious” to danger to lives of citizens as they are “at the zenith of pyramid” and there has to be some kind of arrangement to protect the lives of citizens. Additional solicitor general Maninder Singh, appearing for the Centre, said the government also takes decision in the interest of citizens to protect them. The law officer said if all the high courts start ordering the Centre on deployment of forces, then a difficult situation would arise. The bench, which posted the appeal of the Centre against the high court order for further hearing on November 27, said the interim order allowing withdrawal of seven companies of paramilitary force would remain in force

till final adjudication of the case. The apex court, on October 25, had agreed to hear the Centre’s plea challenging the High Court order on withdrawal of security forces. The Calcutta high court had stayed the withdrawal of Central Armed P a r a m i l i t a r y Fo r c e s (CAPF) from the Darjeeling hills, the scene of unrest over the statehood demand, till October 27 after the state government approached it opposing the Centre’s decision. It has been said that the Centre needed to deploy forces in the pollbound states of Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. Some forces also needed to be deployed along the borders of Jammu and Kashmir and in the northeastern states, it had said. The high court had on July 14 directed the Centre to deploy four more companies of CAPF in addition to the 11 that were already present in the hills then.

Sonia admitted to GR Hospital NEW DELHI, OCT 27 (AGENCIES): Congress President Sonia Gandhi, who was on a visit to Shimla, was today rushed back to the national capital and admitted to the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital after she complained of stomach upset. D S Rana, Chairman (Board of Management) of the hospital said that Gandhi, 70, is under observation. “Sonia Gandhi was brought to the hospital at 5pm today. She has been found to be suffering from stomach upset and has been admitted for observation,” said Rana in a statement. According to sources, Gandhi was rushed to the hospital in an air-ambulance from Shimla, where she had gone for a vacation. A team of doctors from the hospital was deputed to bring her back from Shimla. Party sources said her condition was stable.

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DIMAPUR, OCT 27 (NPN): Central youth wing of the Rio-led NPF has claimed that the present government headed by chief minister, TR Zeliang, was a legitimate and constitutional government, which it said was formed by securing the “highest mark in the history of the floor test examination in Nagaland so far.” In a press release, the press & information cell of the youth wing said that every formation of government irrespective of Centre or the state government was done through the democratic procedure called floor test whenever there was crisis within the house. Constitutionally, it said floor test was one of the highest political examinations in the country pertaining to the election of the chief minister or leader of the house. “This is the truth and the tenets of democratic constitution

of India,” press & information cell stated. However, it said the “loser minority NPF Legislatures and their followers comically” refused to accept the constitutional floor test defeat due to “their ignorance about constitutional knowledge and its democratic process” taking place in the country. It described as “very unfortunate” that the “NPF minority group” after deep frustration and depression has resorted to “political terrorism” in Nagaland by threatening and accusing governor, NLA speaker Dr. Imtiwapang and commissioner & secretary Benjamin Newmai and issuing warnings and intimidation to some of the NPF majority group leaders and their family members. It stated that “such terrorist activities” were not permissible in a democratic country like India and peaceful state Na-

galand. Further, the press & information cell stated that “NPF Minority group is gracefully sitting in front of the New Secretariat, Kohima to show their presence and solidarity to the T.R.Zeliang NPF led DAN government for the past three days.” Stating that it fully acknowledged their presence and showing respect and honor to the chief minister, ministers, parliamentary secretaries and party leaders, the press & information cell asked them to continue even in the coming days to show their courtesy and respect. “This is the true spirit and the key sign of reconciliation for the NPF party,” it stated. Meanwhile, the press & information cell has appealed to the rival group to join the “NPF majority house” before the gate was closed, adding “better late than never.”

to NLA speaker’s summon Tokheho defends Noke’s appointment SC to hear Mamata govt’s Yitachu reactsqueries on whip had already the order cannot be chal[-1) rendered his reply that the lenged. Asserting that NPF (From p-1) plea on Aadhaar on Oct 30 (Fromneed Quoting paragraph 8 of the EC’s order, Tokheho said it clearly stated that “until witness nor evi- questions sought were irrel- filed civil suit against the NEW DELHI, OCT 27 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court would hear on October 30 a plea filed by the Mamata Banerjeeled West Bengal government+ against the Centre’s move to make Aadhaar mandatory for availing the benefits of various social welfare schemes. The plea is listed for hearing before a bench comprising Justices A K Sikri and Ashok Bhushan. Senior advocate and member of parliament Kalyan Banerjee said the petition was filed earlier and would come up for hearing before the bench on October 30. He said that West Bengal government has challenged the provision which said that without Aadhaar, the benefits of social welfare schemes would not be extended.

On October 25, the Centre had told the top court that the deadline for mandatory linking of Aadhaar to avail benefits of various government schemes has been extended till March 31 next year for those who do not have the 12-digit biometric identification number. Attorney General K K Venugopal had told a bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra that the deadline extension from December end this year till March 31, 2018, would apply only to those who do not have Aadhaar and are willing to enrol for it. However, Venugopal had told the bench that he would take instructions on certain issues on Aadhaar after which the court had asked him to mention the matter again on October 30.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping not succeed as other groups in the party headed by former leaders pressed for status quo to include their nominees in the highestranking body bringing it a semblance of balance in power equations. In the last night’s meeting of top military officials, some high-ranking officials were conspicuously absent, Hong- Kong based South China Morning Post reported. It appeared from the state-run CCTV report that two top generals, the former chief of general staff General Fang Fenghui and director of the political work department, General Zhang Yang were absent. Both Fang and Zhang were CMC members in Xi’s first term, but they were left off the list of PLA delegates to this month’s party Congress. Earlier the two Generals were taken away on the same day last month as part of a corruption investigation, the Post report said. Meeting top military officials, he ordered them to be absolutely loyal to the party, to focus on how to win in wars, to pioneer reforms and innovation, to scientifically manage

First Italian PM to visit India in 10 years Italy, awaiting an order from the Itlos, where the trial against them will be held. The standoff between New Delhi and Rome also affected talks for a free trade agreement between the European Union (EU) and India. Citing figures from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade, Friday’s statement said Italy was India’s fifth largest trading partner in the EU, with bilateral trade at $8.79 billion in 2016-17.

SEOUL, OCT 27 (IANS): Visiting US Defence Secretary James Mattis on Friday said that the American government does not want a war with North Korea, but rather initiate a process to achieve a complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula. Mattis made the remarks on the first day of his trip to South Korea, during his visit to a border guard post and the Joint Security Area, which is part of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that divides the two Koreas.

by-election to replace Joyce, while in the Senate the seats will be assigned to other people in the parties. Joyce, who had said he was not aware of his second citizenship, apologized to his voters in statements to the press and said that he would participate in the by-election, after giving up his New Zealand passport in August. “I had no reason to believe I was a citizen of any other country but Australia,” said the former Deputy Prime Minister, noting that he “respects the verdict” and

Standing several meters away from North Korea, he urged the Kim Jong-un regime to halt provocations that threaten others “with catastrophe”, repor ts Yonhap News Agency “As Secretary of State (Rex) Tillerson has made clear, our goal is not war but rather the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula,” the Pentagon chief said at the

truce village of Panmunjom inside the DMZ. He stressed his unprecedented DMZ visit highlights the “stark difference” between the two Koreas. North Korea is ridden with an “oppressive regime” that shackles its people, while the South boasts a vibrant, thriving democracy and free society, he pointed out. In response to Mattis, South Korean Defence Minister

NAGALAND FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION APPRECIATION

KHEVITO AWOMI Secretary ADHOC Town Council, Suruhuto

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The North-East Christian Fellowship (NECF) Nagpur and its members would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Kohima Lotha Baptist Church, Ministerial Staff, and board of Deacons for sending Mr. Mhonchumo Lotha (Asso. Pastor) and Mr.Khyodemo Ovung (deacon) as the resource persons and also for extending financial support in organizing the Youth Camp successfully under the theme "Free” Gal. 1:5 from 29th September to 1st October 2017. The NECF is blessed with their contributions and encouragement during the camp. May God continue to use the Kohima Lotha Baptist Church extensively and their ministries with abounding blessings for the extension of God’s glory throughout the world. In Christ,

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Through this column, we the Japukong Students' Conference (JKM) with pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following: 1. Dr. Nemjemyanger Kubzari, S/o Mr. & Mrs. I. Bendangtoshi Kubzari of Longjemdang village for securing the post of Assistant Veterinary Surgeon (Class-I Gazetted) through NPSC 2017. 2. Miss. Watisungla Amer, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Talisunep Amer of Japu village for securing the post of Ranger (Class-II Gazetted) through NPSC 2017. 3. Mr. lmpangtemsu, S/o Mr. & Mrs. P. Toshi Pongen of Yajang village for securing the post of JE Electrical (Class-II Gazetted) through NPSC 2017. 4. Mr. Arenlong Langur, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Lanupokyim of Lakhuni village for securing the post of JE in BSNL in all India BSNL Exam 2017. The JKM wishes them blessing and success in their future endeavour. Rongsenmongba Aier President

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Dated Kohima, the 27th Oct’ 2017

“UNITY RUN 2017” a running event will be held in Kohima on 31st October 2017. The event will be ﬂagged off by Shri Pankaj Kumar, IAS Chief Secretary, Government of Nagaland from High School Junction, Kohima at 07:00 AM. The unity run will culminate at Khouchiezie (Kohima Local Ground) which will be followed by concluding remarks by Shri L. Singsit, IPS, Addl. Director General of Police (Adm), Nagaland. Members of the Bharat Scouts & Guides and the police will be participating in the run. All others are also welcomed to take part in this event. For any further clariﬁcations, interested persons may contact the undersigned.

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Korean dialogue as early as possible. Song said Panmunjom was once a venue for talks between the two Koreas and armistice negotiations that effectively ended the 1950-53 Korean War. “But now, all dialogue is in a state of being severed,” he added. Earlier on Friday, Mattis visited two US military installations, Osan airbase and the Yongson garrison in Seoul.

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The Nagaland Football Coaches Association would like to thank and acknowledge the following persons for their support during the Grassroots Football Coaching Camp at Pfiitsero. 1.Neiba Kronu, Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change for generously sponsoring the 5 days Grassroots Football Coaching Camp. 2.Weprepe Mero PS to the Minister for making all the necessary arrangements. 3. The Kalos Society for co-ordinating and assisting during the camp. 4. Principal, Govt Higher Secondary School for providing the football ground and furniture. 5. All the 215 parents for sending their children to the camp.6. Coaches for giving their valuable services during the camp. DC-2526

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Song Young-moo emphasised that North Korea’s nuke and ballistic missiles are “weapons that can’t be used”. “If it does, it will face retaliation by the strong combined force of South Korea and the US,” he said. The minister said he and the secretary are here together to confirm the ironclad alliance “without a single inch of error”. He called on Pyongyang to return to inter-

Applications are invited from willing and eligible individuals for engagement as Consultants/Young Professionals on contract basis in the Ministry of Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation. Retired Govt. Employees having experience in the relevant field may also apply. Full details of the vacancy circular is available on the Ministry website www.mowr. gov.in. 2. The last date for receipt of applications is 15 days from the date of publication of the advertisement in the newspaper.

Hq.: Longchem, Mokokchung: Nagaland MOTTO: "Progress and Advancement"

The Indian Evangelical Mission (IEM) express our deepest and sincere appreciation to Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo (DABA) for hosting the 48th National Convention held from 19th - 22nd Oct. 2017 under the theme "Fullness in Christ" Col, 1:19. God bless the church in return of what you have done for God's kingdom. We would also like to acknowledge with much appreciation to all the supporters, contributors, well-wishers, prayer partners and all the programmed participants for joining with us in making the National Convention a success. God bless you all.

New York, Oct 27 (IANS): The uptick Amazon shares registered on Wall Street this Friday has directly affected the fortune of its founder, Jeff Bezos, who immediately replaced Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates as the richest person in the world. Two hours after the stock market opened on Friday, Amazon shares were up 11.9 per cent, on the first day since it announced its third quarter results at the close of trading on Thursday. Microsoft shares had climbed close to 7 per cent at the same time, also as a result of its third quarter earnings announced on Thursday at Wall Street’s closing bell. But according to Forbes magazine, which closely follows the world’s greatest personal fortunes, taking into account, among other aspects, the value of their stock market assets, Bezos surpassed Gates on Friday as the richest person in the world.

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Veterinary camp was organised by 5 A/R under OP Sadbhavana on 25th of Oct. 2017 at ADHOC Town Council Hall Suruhuto Town. The Veterinary camp aims to restore domestic animal and prevent pet animal from harmful diseases that leads to affect human aspiration and environment. As per the list of household of Suruhuto town and its neighbouring villages, more than 600 domesticated animals had been distributed different kinds of medicine and successfully conducted the said camp. ADHOC Town Council members also extend gratitude to the (D.V.D) ZUNHEBOTO for deputing their staff to accompany the 5 Assam Riﬂes.

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the “marvellous democracy, with all the checks and balances” of Australia. Joyce, like his mother, was born in Tamworth, New South Wales. However, the politician’s father was born in New Zealand and immigrated to Australia in 1947 as a British citizen, one year before the concept of Australian citizenship was established. Because of his paternal origin, the politician inherited New Zealand citizenship. As a result of the ruling, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s government will have to negotiate with the three independent parliamentarians to retain its majority in the Lower House, at least until the byelection which is expected to be held next year. Bill Shorten, leader of the main opposition Labor Party, called for Turnbull’s resignation for his “terrible judgment”. “Joyce broke the law and as a result, we now have a minority government,” Shorten tweeted.

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CANBERRA, OCT 27 (IANS): A court on Friday ruled that Australian Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce and four other politicians were wrongly elected because they held dual citizenship, the media reported. The High Court of Australia’s ruling means Joyce, Nationals leader Fiona Nash and One Nation’s Malcolm Roberts were disqualified from office, reports the BBC. The Greens’ Larissa Waters and Scott Ludlam had already resigned from the Senate in July. Joyce is an Australian who also held New Zealand nationality when elected, a citizenship he later renounced. The ruling also means the ruling National Party loses its majority in the House. Section 44 of the country’s constitution stipulates that every legislator must have Australian nationality only, reports Efe news. Australia will hold a

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With immense pride and gratitude, the Wokha Town Jami Ekhung (WTJE) extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Nzanbeni N. Jami d/o Mr. Y. Nchumbemo Jami and Mrs. Lt. Libeni Jami of Wokha town for bringing laurels to the community by securing the post of JSCO (Class-II Gazetted) through NPSC. WTJE wishes her the best in all her future endeavors. Sd/Er. Senkathung Jami Y. Rachamo Jami Chairman, WTJE Secretary, WTJE

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NEW DELHI, OCT 27 (IANS): Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni will make a day-long visit to India on October 30, the first such visit in over a decade, a period that saw bilateral ties touch a low after the arrest of two Italian Marines. Romano Prodi was the last Italian Prime Minister to visit India in February 2007. “Coming after a gap of more than a decade, the visit is aimed at strengthening bilateral, political and economic relations between the two countries,” the External Affairs Ministry said in a statement. Diplomatic ties between India and Italy virtually came to a freeze following the February 2012 incident when two Italian marines, Latorre Massimiliano and Salvatore Girone, on board M.V. Enrica Lexie allegedly shot dead two Indian fishermen off Kerala. India took the Marines into custody but Italy claimed the ship was in international waters. After first refusing to hand over the Marines, in September 2014 Latorre was allowed to return to Italy following an apex court order on health grounds. In May 2016, Girone too was allowed to return. Both the Marines are now in

commanding a unit, to lead troops in accordance with the strictest standards and to take the forefront in complying with laws and regulations. He also told the officers to strengthen party-building within the military and to continue to intensify combat-ready training and exercises, to keep carrying out reforms in the national defence system and the military, and to carefully consider strategic issues concerning the PLA’s future development, the official media here reported. Defence ministry spokesman Ren Guoqiang said on Thursday that Xi’s plan to strengthen the military would be fully implemented and his authority would be upheld. Xi asked the PLA officers to learn and implement the spirit of the just-concluded 19th CPC National Congress by following the road of building a strong army with Chinese characteristics and promoting the modernisation of national defence and the army. “We should strive to fully transform the people’s armed forces into a worldclass military by the mid21st century,” Xi said.

ISLAMABAD, OCT 27 (IANS): Pakistan on Friday opposed the sale of US drone system to India, raising concerns that the move can potentially disrupt the balance of power in the region. “International powers must show responsibility before signing such agreements,” said Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman Nafees Zakaria in his weekly press briefing. Zakaria said Pakistan and the US wished to strengthen relations but this should be based on better understanding of each other’s concerns. “During US Secretary Rex Tillerson’s visit to (Pakistan) and talks with the Prime Minister, bilateral and regional issues were discussed,” he said. “He was informed about Pakistan’s counter-terrorism operations and successes on which Tillerson acknowledged the country’s contribution and sacrifices in the fight against terrorists and the country’s strategic and economic importance in the region,” he added.

Australian Deputy PM Joyce disqualified over dual citizenship

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BEIJING, OCT 27 (AGENCIES): Chinese President Xi Jinping has begun his second five-year term ordering the country’s 2.3 million-strong military, the world’s largest, to be absolutely loyal to the ruling Communist Party and intensify its combat readiness by focussing on how to win wars. The once-in-a-fiveyear Congress of the Communist Party endorsed Xi’s leadership of the party, the military and the presidency this week and approved his ideology to be written into its Constitution, elevating him on par with modern China’s founder Chairman Mao Zedong and his successor Deng Xiaoping. Xi, 67, began his second tenure on Thursday by holding a meeting of top military officials, regarded as a main source of power base. Xi, who heads the powerful Central Military Commission (CMC) the overall high command of Chinese military, is the only civilian leader in the body which is otherwise packed with top most officials of the armed forces. The new CMC lineup which was unveiled on Wednesday will be led by a group of seven, down from the 11 members who headed its operations before. Earlier reports said Xi, who consolidated his power in the last five years with a massive anti-corruption campaign in which over a million officials were punished wanted to shrink the Standing Committee of the party to five from seven. But apparently, he did

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LOTHA HOHO DIMAPUR DIMAPUR - 797112 : NAGALAND

LOTHA HOHO DIMAPUR (ACKNOWLEDGMENT) The Lotha Hoho Dimapur along with Lotha Eloe Ekhung Dimapur (LEED), Lotha Youth Organization (LYOD) and Dimapur Lotha Students' Union (DLSU) extend its sincere appreciation to the Dimapur District Administration and the Commissioner of Police for giving permission to stage a peace rally on 25th October, 2017 against the premeditated murder of Alino Lotha by the accused Rupak Singh at New Market Dimapur on 23rd October, 2017. The Organizations also acknowledge the Commissioner of Police, Dimapur for deploying sufﬁcient security Police Personnel and Trafﬁc Police personnel during the whole process of the rally. We acknowledge the overwhelming support, cooperation and participation of : 1. The Naga Council Dimapur (NCD). 2. Naga Women Hoho, Dimapur. 3. Ao Women Hoho, Dimapur. 4. Westem Chakhesang Hoho, Dimapur. 5. Dimapur Sumi Totimi Hoho (DSTH). 6. Leaders of various Organizations/Unions/Civil Societies and all participants in the peace rally. 7. The Business communities for cooperation and support throughout the rally. 8. The Media fraternity for wide coverage. The Lotha Hoho Dimapur in all humility solicits the immense support and cooperation of all participants throughout the Peace Rally. (Etsungmomo Kikon) Chairman Lotha Hoho, Dimapur

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Epibeni is Miss Dimapur 2017

Miss Dimapur 2017, Epibeni (centre) flanked by the two runners-up, some judges of the show and organizers of the pageant.

pibeni, 19 year old, third semester student of Dimapur Government college was crowned the 27th Miss Dimapur 2017, during the grand finale held at IMC hall, Dimapur, Friday. The winner walked away with vouchers and gift hampers from Tower Queen Home Salon, KR Spotlight, Kristi Fashion, Truly Bangkok and more. She will also be given free portfolio shoot by Cinescope. The first runner-up was bagged by Ravinu Lama, first year student (B.Com) from Dimapur while the second runner up was bagged

by Zhimoholi, a BA graduate. 18 participants competed for the title of Miss Dimapur 2017, under the theme, ‘clean election campaign-Make voting a fashion statement.’ Winners of the different subtitles included Miss Photogenic- Anikali, Miss Catwalk-Ravinu Lama, Miss Congeniality-V. Ahoni, Style Icon 2017- Epibeni, EGoN Fitness Icon- Vilika, EGoN Fresh Face- Luingamla Sasah, Best Ethnic Wear- Therali, Miss Body Beautiful- Temsusenla and Miss. Beautiful Skin- Rose. Judges for the event

were selected on several grounds including expert fitness consultant-Sukra Mani, Northeast India Academy of Performing Arts’ (NIAPA) managing director-Akuonuo Khezhie, Livingstone Foundation Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur, founding member and proprietor-Andrew Ahoto Sema, entrepreneur and proprietor of Aroma Eatery and Life Spring Corner-Aninuo Ezung and entrepreneur, free lance journalist-Sentinaro Jamir. The show was hosted by Avi Kechu while the event was managed and organized by Ethnic Group of Nagaland (EGoN).

Ngukavi wins ‘The Beat of Hearts’

gukavi Zhimo from Nagaland, a resident of Dimapur, emerged as the winner of Geet Zindagi Ki Northeast ‘The Beat of Heart’ organized by ADJ Music Productions in collaboration with Sukafa Productions. Pa r t i c i p a n t s f r o m Northeastern states includ-

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SaturDAY, October 28, 2017

Aron T Assumi Hornbill International Rock releases single Contest 2017 auditions today music video ‘I Have A Dream’

ron T Assumi, a pianist from Zunheboto has released a single music video ‘I Have A Dream’ on YouTube. The song is a piano recital which resonate a person’s inclination towards love and the adventure that ensues. The song was recorded and mixed Element Indie Studio while the video has been shot at Zunheboto. Aron is a music teacher, composer and a performer. A self taught musician he is currently working as the director Immanuel Music Academy, Zunheboto and also the administrator of Immanuel Higher Secondary School, Zunheboto. He previously released a piano instrumental album titled “Tomorrow Awaits” in 2013. He is considered as one of the first Naga pianists to release an instrumental album along with sheet

music book. Interested musicians can visit the his YouTube channel and also download piano pieces and other music book and sheets for free. Aron recently a song book with staff notation entitled, ‘Songs You Love’ for congregational use in churches, schools and Christian conventions, institutions etc. The song book is divided into four categories, Responsive Readings, Praise and Worship, Hymns and Basic Staff Notation. The song book was compiled and designed with a purpose of encouraging youth, especially students in schools and colleges to praise and worship, glorifying the name of God through singing. He says, “I believe that teaching is not only a profession rather it is a mission where people can serve God whole heartedly.”

he Nagaland state auditions for Hornbill International Rock Contest (HIRC) 2017 will be held today at the Regional Centre of Excellence for Music & Performing Arts (RCEMPA), Jotsoma, Kohima. The audition for the event will begin at 10 a.m. onwards and there will be on-spot registration for those bands willing to participate but have not registered yet. The on-spot registra-

ing Meghalaya, Assam and Nagaland participated in the singing reality show. The competition was based solely on the judges while screening of participants was done by Sukafa Productions. The winner received a contract for audio and video recording.

tions will begin at 9 a.m. onwards therefore interested bands from Nagaland can avail the opportunity. Participating bands can present two songs of their choice which could be either originals or covers depending on the band’s preferences. The organizers will be providing drum kit and backlines and besides that bands will have to bring their own instruments and other required gadgets. Should a participat-

ing band require a backing track, the same must not contain guitars, drums or vocal loop sounds. The organizers instr uct the participating bands to not use any obscene, vulgar or profane language in their lyrics, on the stage or while performing which may otherwise lead to disqualification. Bands making through the audition will be competing with other national and international bands during the annual Hornbill Festival. This year’s HIRC event is managed by LiveNow and supported by Music Task Force, Government of Nagaland. For more information about the event and auditions, one may contact 8414-85-4545 or 9774-480279 or visit the Facebook page@HIMF 17.

Dear Christine, You are indeed a gift to us. The amount of joy you give us is cherishable. Pray God will always bless you in your long good life ahead.

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Happy First Birthday! Farewell programme of SDEO Tuensang, Smti. Jongshimongla promoted to Deputy Director, held on 26th Oct' 2017. DP-11230

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NAGA PEOPLE’S FRONT MOKOKCHUNG DIVISION

The NPF Mokokchung Division immensely appreciates the merger of 25 Mongoya BJP Mandal en bloc with the NPF strengthening the hands of Dr. Shurhozielie Liezietsu, President of the NPF. The merger programme held on 23rd Oct. 2017 at Lijaba Lijen Ward, Mokokchung was a grand success and the Division under the leadership of Shri. Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu Hon’ble MLA & In Charge NPF Mokokchung Division look forward to working together for the uplift of the NPF Party in the constituency and the District.

on 28-10-2017 Mr E. Yantso Ezung and Mrs Zubeni Ezung Parents like you are the greatest teachers. Your life has taught us the real meaning of love, commitment, sacriﬁce and happiness. May your love continue to grow with time. Happy 25th Wedding Anniversary Mom and Dad Yours loving daughters and sons. K-3478 & 3494

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With immense pleasure, all the members of Koio Baptist Church (KBC) extends our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Grace Kikon, D/o Mr. Sanchiosao Kikon for bringing laurels by securing the post of Ranger (Cl-ll Gazetted) under the Dept. of Forest, Ecology, Environment & Wildlife, through NPSC CTE 2016-17. The church gives all glory & honour to our Almighty God for answering our prayers through your victory. The Church further prays for unceasing God’s blessing & grant success in all your future endeavor. Mr. Rabenthung Ngullie Pastor, Koio Baptist Church

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List of 25 Mongoya BJP Mandal office Bearers 10. Pangerba – Secretary 1. C. Temsu – President 11. Bendangmeren – Secretary 2. Sashitsungba – Vice President 12. Akumjungba – Executive member 3. L. Alem – Vice President 13. J. lanu – Executive Member 4. Neken Ozukum – General secretary 14. L. Panger – Executive Member 5. S. Yanger – General secretary 15. S. Akumba – Executive Member 6. Moa – General secretary (Org) 16. Sashinungba – Executive Member 7. Tiameren – Secretary 17. Tayongnungsang – Executive Member 8. Imkongba – Secretary 18. Imkonglemba – Executive Member 9. Imtikumba – Secretary 19. Chubayapang – Treasurer District Office Bearers : 1. Imchalemba – General Secretary , BJP Mkg District 2. Moatemjen – District Executive Member 3. Wapangtsuba – District Executive Member 4. Along Aier – Former VP & Enrollment convenor, District BJP Mahila Morcha Office Bearers: BJYM (Youth) Office Bearers: 1. Chubamenla – President 1. Imtitoshi – President 2. Bendangla – Vice President 2. S. Alem – Vice President 3. Imtinenla – General Secretary 3. Limatemsu – General Secretary 4. Tsusola – Secretary 4. Tiakaba – Treasurer 5. Atula – Secretary 5. Asangpong – Secretary 6. Asang Imchen – Secretary 6. Atsungba – Secretary 7. Nungsangmenla – Secretary 7. Tsupongliba – Secretary 8. Nukshisenla – Executive Member 8. Talimeren – Secretary 9. N. Alemla – Executive Member 9. Imlisashi – Executive member 10. Moamenla – Executive Member 10. Chubayanger – Executive member 11. Kazesangla – Executive Member 11. I. Wapang – Executive Member 12. Moasenla – Executive Member 12. A. Moa – Executive Member 13. Martila – Executive Member 13. Tianungsang – Executive Member 14. Tialemla – Executive Member 14. Lanumar – Executive Member 15. Pursangla – Executive member 15. Dangitba – Executive Member 16. Yashikala – Executive Member 17. Sashikala – Executive Member. Sd/Sd/(MOASANGBA JAMIR) (TANGIT IMSONG) PRESIDENT GENERAL SECRETARY ADM.

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Office of the Ilangba Aso Mongsenyimti with immense pride and honour would like to convey our heartfelt congratulations to Miss Wangshitula Ozukum, D/o Mr. Meyiyatet Ozukum and Mrs. Tongpangmenla Jamir on being conferred the post of Geologist under Geological Survey of India in the recently conducted examination held by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). The Union wishes her success in her future endeavours. Sd/Sd/S. Imtichizung Ozukum N. Talitemsu Ozukum President Secretary Ilangba Aso, Mongsenyimti Ilangba Aso, Mongsenyimti

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Shiva, Manoj enter quarters Gujarat, Patna all set for PKL-5 summit clash at Boxing Championships

V ISA K H APATNA M , Oct 27 (PTI): The seasoned duo of Shiva Thapa and Manoj Kumar advanced to the quarterfinals but an injured L Devendro Singh bowed out of the senior men’s National Boxing Championships on Friday. Representing his home state Assam, defending

champion Shiva, a threetime Asian medallist and a World Championships bronze-medallist, defeated Chattisgarh’s Suraj Singh to make the last eight stage of the lightweight (60kg) category. For mer Commonwealth Games gold-medallist Manoj (Railways Sports Promotion Board),

Swiss great Hingis announces retirement Singapore, Oct 27 (Agencies): Swiss great Martina Hingis has announced she will retire from tennis at the end of this week’s WTA Finals, where the 37-year-old multiple grand slam champion is playing in the doubles tournament alongside Taiwan’s Chan Yung-jan. “Looking back now, it’s hard to believe that almost exactly 23 years ago I made my professional debut,” Hingis said on Facebook on Thursday. The retirement will be Hingis’s third in a long and illustrious career during which she claimed 25 grand slam titles since her WTA Tour debut in 1994, five in singles, seven in mixed doubles and 13 in women’s doubles. Hingis first decided to end her career

as a 22-year-old in 2003 due to persistent injuries after picking up all five of her singles crowns as a teenager, comprising three Australian Opens, as well as lone Wimbledon and U.S. Open titles from 1997-99. The Swiss returned to the tour in 2006 and although she found more success in doubles than singles, she retired for a second time a year later after being handed a two-year ban for testing positive for cocaine. The tennis star returned to the sport for a third time in 2013 and has enjoyed another successful spell of doubles tennis in the latest comeback, winning four women’s and six mixed grand slam titles from 2015-17.

Federer routs Paire to reach Swiss Indoors quarters

Basel (Switzerland), Oct 27 (IANS): Swiss tennis great Roger Federer outclassed Frenchman Benoit Paire 6-1, 6-3 to book a spot in the quarterfinals of the Swiss Indoors Basel for the 15th time. The top seed, who needed just 57 minutes to earn his fifth win over Paire in as many matches, did not face a single break point and broke his opponent’s serve four times on Thursday, reports Efe. The 36-year-old Swiss, who returned from an injury hiatus to win his fifth Australian Open title in January, has enjoyed success throughout the season and reached at least the quarter-finals in eight of the 10 tournaments he has played (not including Basel).

BCCI reforms overzealous, may destroy cricket: Sharad Pawar NEW DELHI, Oct 27 (Agencies): Veteran politician, sports administrator and ex-president of ICC and BCCI, Sharad Pawar, has told the Supreme Court that ‘overzealousness’ in reforming cricket could destroy the game itself and alleged that the Committee of Administrator’s draft BCCI constitution had gone much beyond the Lodha panel’s recommendations. Presenting his credentials, Pawar said: “The applicant being a veteran cricket administrator has played a pivotal role in developing and shaping cricket administration in the country. He is one of the people who has not only witnessed the rise of the board from its very humble beginnings, but has played a significant role in its development. It was under

his leadership that for the first time pension scheme for former players was introduced and women’s cricket was brought under the board. The world’s most successful tournament IPL was conceptualised during his tenure.” Pawar’s application, through advocates Neela Gokhale and Kamakshi Mehlwal, said: “Today, the BCCI finds itself in the eye of the storm mainly because it is the richest cricket body in the world, which has further led to a perception that its working lacks transparency and previous litigation involving issues of nepotism and conflict of interest (N Srinivasan-Gurunath Meiyappan case), which acted as a build-up to the present proceedings, have further strengthened the said perception.”

the second qualifier. Addressing reporters ahead of the crucial final, Gujarat captain Fazel Atrachali said: “This has been a special season of Pro Kabaddi for me, to lead a new team and establish its position in the league.” “We have played as one, where everyone had amazing synergy with each other and successfully overcame the language barrier. We’ll use the same strategy in the finals with our eyes on the prize! Gujarat coach Manpreet Singh said he is looking forward to an electrifying final. “A strong strategy is the key to success in any sport. And that is a mantra that each team member of the Gujarat For-

tunegiants follows. It a matter of pride that the team has reached the finals in our first year in the league. Led by the dynamic Fazel Atrachali, Gujarat Fortunegiants have displayed great team work, and strong sportsmanship. We have to now focus on winning the final.” On the other hand, a confident Patna skipper Pardeep Narwal said: “We started this season with only one goal in mind, to complete a hat-trick of titles for Patna Pirates. The journey has been great so far and I appreciate the effort put in by each and every member of the team, day in and day out. It’s been a long and a fulfilling season for us with a lot of positives.”

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......In your presence is fullness of joy, at your right hand are pleasures forever more. Psalms 16:11

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Little did we know that God was going to call your name on this day. It's been a year, but the thought that we have lost you, pains our heart immensely but your sweet memories, blessings and love will always linger in our hearts. We still love, miss and remember you dearly. Loving children and grandchildren

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Shiva Thapa in action against Suraj Singh.

on the other hand, got the better of Mizoram’s Anthony Lalduhawma in the welterweight (69kg) division. Manoj is also the defending champion in his weight category. Also entering the lasteight stage was Mandeep Jangra (75kg), competing for the Railways Sports Promotion Board. He defeated Madhya Pradesh’s Robin Soni in his pre-quarterfinal bout. However, another Commonwealth Games silver-winner L Devendro Singh had to pull out after being declared medically unfit due to a cut sustained above his eye in Thursday’s bout. He was to fight Jharkhand’s Vijay Arora in the flyweight 52kg prequarterfinal. Devendro had won a silver medal in the last edition of the championship.

Ch e n n a i , O c t 2 7 (IANS): After three months of thrilling action, the Pro Kabaddi Season 5 has reached its culmination with the Gujarat Fortunegiants taking on defending champions Patna Pirates in the summit clash at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium here on Saturday. The Gujarat side convincingly seized their position in the finals of the league by achieving a 42-17 victory against Bengal Warriors in the first qualifier in Mumbai. Patna continued their staggering form on the back of skipper Pardeep Narwal’s juggernaut, defeatCaptains of Patna Pirates Pardeep Narwal (Green jersey) and ing Bengal 47-44 here on Gujarat Fortunegiants Fazel Atrachali with trophy ahead of Thursday. Pardeep clinched “ Pro- Kabaddi-2017 “ final match on Friday. (PTI) a total of 23 raid points in

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of our beloved Late Imtinuksung Longkumer (Khar) 28th October

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2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY In Remembrance of Late Amentoli Chishi

Memories are treasures that no one can steal. Separations are wounds that no one can heal. In our hearts your memories lingers on sweetly and tenderly. We miss you and remember you each moment. Loving Family members. DC-2515

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We the bereaved family members of Late Zechanei-ü Mepfüo express our heartfelt gratitude to all the noble souls, relatives, friends, well wishers, churches, communities, organizations and individuals who stood by us during the darkest hours and at the demise of our beloved mother and comforted us by your prayers and presence with materially, ﬁnancially and words of comfort. May the Good and Almighty God bless each and everyone abundantly in return for your deeds.

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Through this column, we the family members of our son Lt. Khriephrezo Solo would like to convey our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us spiritually, morally, physically, and ﬁnancially during illness and at the demise of our beloved son. We deeply regret our inability to mention each name Born : 27-11-2017 Died : 19-10-2017 and thank each and everyone individually. However it is our humble prayer that Almighty God bless you al abundantly. K-3504

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Late Nivishe Jakhalu

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PA to DC (Retd), Zunheboto 1st June 1930 – 16th Oct 2017 We the family members would like to express our sincere and profound gratitude to all who stood by at the demise of our beloved father Late Nivishe Jakhalu. Our special gratitude to : 1. Hukavi Zhimo, Parliamentary Secretary 13. Qheniho Jakhalu, G.B Surumi 2. Tokugha Sukhalu, Vigilance Commissioner 14. Viyiho Awomi, G.B Surumi 3. H Khehovi Yeptho,Thilixu Dimapur 15. Kahuto Awomi, Head G.B Lizutomi 4. Arto Jakhalu, MTO Zbto. 16. Ashetoli Associate Pastor (SBCZ) 5. Dr. Nitovi Shikhu, Zbto 17. DBs, Satoi Zbto 6. Dr. Akaho Awomi, Zbto 18. Surumi Community, Zbto 7. Zhekheto Awomi, Director 19. Surumi Amulumi Kuqhakulu, Zbto 8. Nikheto Awomi, Zbto 20. Lizutomi Kuqhakulu, Zbto 9. Hokugha, Principal, Woodland School Zbto 21. NSA, Tenent Association, Dimapur 10. Rev L Hevito Awomi, E.S (UBCANEI) 22. St Anthony School Teachers, Zbto 11. Mrs. Vitoli S Rotomi 23. St. Anthony Church, Zbto 12. Solomon L Awomi, Dimapur DP-11195

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Lt. Chubanuken Lkr. (Dibuia) Born on : 1st July 1927 – Died on : 22nd Oct. 2017

We, the bereaved family of Lt. Chubanuken Lkr would like to offer our heartfelt thanks to many individuals, churches, unions, neighbours & well wishers who visited our home & stood by us physically, financially, materially & spiritually during the illness & in the time since he left on 22nd Oct. 2017. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. We got nothing to repay for your kindness but we pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Venuzo wins ‘King of the ring’

Venuzo Dawhuo along other winners, referees and others on Friday. (NP)

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Kohima, Oct 27 (NPN): Twenty-year old, Venuzo Dawhuo of Kutsapo village (Chakhesang) was crowned the champion of the King of the Ring Series in the Nagawrestle Mania -6 (combat sports festival) here on Friday. Organized by 3 E under the aegis of Nagaland Wrestling Association,

Venuzo, who weighed 84 kg, defeated stronger contender Kekhriezo Nagi of Sechii Zubza village in the final. Venuzo bagged Rs. 1,20,000, championship belt and certificate. Nagi (26 yrs) weighing 81 kg received Rs. 60,000 and certificate. Semi-finalists Seyiesalie Nakhro (Piphema) and Vekutho Soho (Phek village) received Rs. 30,000 each.

In junior category (14 years and below), Shezove Therie (14) of Pholami village, defeated Kusayi Tsutso (13yrs) of Khomi village (Chakhesang) to win the title e. Therie fetched Rs. 10,000, championship belt and certificate and runnerup Kusayi pocketed got Rs. 5,000. Two two semi-finalists Vebo Nienu and Anguto Peseyie received Rs. 2,000 each. Former parliamentary

secretary Khriehu Liezietsu gave away the prizes to all the winners. On Saturday, mixed martial Arts (MMA) Yoddha fighting championship would be graced by MLA C.L. John as guest of honour. Altogether 16 fighters including four female fighters and four from Nagaland would be seen in action. The fighters are mostly from Mumbai and Mysore.

Garcia into WTA semis as Halep goes out L o nd o n, O c t 2 7 (Agencies): France’s Caroline Garcia produced a stunning fightback against Denmark’s Caroline Wozniacki to reach the WTA Finals last four at the expense of world number one Simona Halep. Garcia recovered from a desperate first set to beat Wozniacki 0-6 6-3 7-5, and then had to wait for the result of the final roundrobin match in Singapore. Elina Svitolina beat top seed Halep 6-3 6-4 to ensure Garcia won the Red Group. Karolina Pliskova will replace Halep as number one by winning the title. The semi-final line-up on Saturday sees eighth seed Garcia take on American fifth seed Venus Williams, and sixth seed Wozniacki up against Czech third seed Pliskova. Garcia continued the superb run of form that saw her grab the last qualifying place for Singapore and, after losing to Halep in her opening match, recover from 3-5 down in the final set of her next two matches. “It was kind of weird, actually, to be here,” said Garcia.

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Sangram clinches silver; bronze for Amanpreet in World Cup Final

Sangram Dahiya

New Delhi, Oct 27 (PTI): Sangram Dahiya and Amanpreet Singh won a silver and a bronze each as hosts India enjoyed a fruitful day in the office on day four of competition in the ISSF World Cup Final here. Double trap exponent Sangram clinched his firstever senior medal in International Shooting Sport Federation tournament after years of toil, while Amanpreet bagged a well-deserved bronze after scoring 202.2 in the men’s 50m pistol event. Both shooters were taking part in the prestigious event for the first time. “I am really happy as the hard training over the past three weeks has paid off,” Sangram said after his effort. Thanks to the two marksman’s medals and the gold in mixed 10m air pistol event by Jitu Rai and Heena Sidhu on the open-

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ing day, India recorded their best-ever showing in the year-ending annual shooting showpiece, where only the year’s top shooters compete. Shooting alongside Amanpreet, the fancied Jitu, though, failed to impress and was the first to be eliminated at seventh place with a score of 123.2. Both had cleared the qualification hurdle without much fuss. In the double trap final at the Dr Karni Singh Shooting Ranges, Sangram shot 76 out of 80 targets, three behind gold medallist Hu Binyuan (79) of China. Italy’s Gasparani Davi (56) took the bronze. Sangram had won a gold medal at the Asian Shooting Championship for junior way back in 2009. Sangram shot exceedingly well throughout the day, first topping the qualify-

ing with a score of 144 out of 150 and then replicating the showing in the final. He could not overcome the world record effort of 2008 Olympic bronze medallist Hu Binyuan, who was in sublime form in the final. India’s world number one double trap shooter Ankur Mittal, who qualified for the six-man final in second position with a score of 139, finished fourth in the final. He had to leave after managing 45 out of 50 shots. Sangram’s effort, somewhat, made up for the disappointment. Amanpreet finished behind gold medallist Damir Mikec of Serbia and silver winner Oleh Omelchuk of Ukraine. Damir shot 229.3 and the Ukranian Omelchuk finished with a score of 228 in a thrilling round for the top prize.

WC prize money LMSSOC: 10-man Vetao beat Settle 1-0 raised to $400m Sindhu in French Open Superseries semis

Players of Vetao Ayie (Blue) and Settle FC in action on Friday.

D IMA P U R , OCT 2 7 (NPN): Ten-man Vetao Ayie FC beat Settle FC 1-0 after Langshe K (jersey no 2) was sent off in the 24th minute at the 25th Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship (LMSSOC) at Tuensang on Friday. A statement from the organizer of the tournament, Confederation of Chang Students’ Union

(CCSU) informed that the winning goal was scored by Khuyang (jersey no 10) in the 36th minute. In the second match, High Hill Club were awarded walkover after its opponent Tenyimi FC failed to turn out. Therefore, the organizing committee has suspended Tenyimi FC for three years from participating in the LMSSOC.

“The suspension order was served on the part of the Tenyimi FC failing to address their inability without any official/formal intimation to the organizers”, CCSU added. Saturday’s matches Genesis FC Vs 3rd NAP Battalion: 12 noon Mt. Pongen FC Vs Hongpong XI FC Haak: 1:30 p.m.

KOL K ATA , O c t 2 7 (Agencies): The 32 national teams competing at the 2018 World Cup will share $400 million (344 million euros) in prize money, a 12 percent increase from the 2014 tournament, FIFA said Friday. The purse at the previous edition in Brazil was $358 million -- $35 million of which was awarded to champions Germany, with runners-up Argentina pocketing $25 million. By contrast, countries who failed to advance beyond the group stage received $8 million. At a meeting of the FIFA council in Kolkata, world football’s governing body also approved a decision to enhance the bidding regulations for the 2026 World Cup and appointed members of the bid evaluation task force. Dates for several upcoming FIFA tour naments, including next year’s Club World Cup in the United Arab Emirates and the 2019 Women’s World Cup in France, were also confirmed.

Paris, Oct 27 (Agencies/pti): PV Sindhu got the better of China’s Chen Yufei in straight games to enter the semifinals of $325,000 French Open Superseries in Paris on Friday. According to Hindustan Times, world No. 2 Sindhu dominated the match throughout, except for a brief period in the second game, against her world No. 10 rival Chen Yufei and won 21-14, 21-14 in the quarter-final match. With head-to-head record of 2-2 going into the last eight clash, Sindhu faced a tricky customer in Chen. But the Chinese could not put up great fight. This is the first time that Sindhu has gone past the second round in French Open Superseries. Sindhu will next face the winner of the match between third seed Sung Ju Hyun of South Korea and fifth seed Akane Yamagu-

chi of Japan. Akane had defeated another Indian contender Saina Nehwal in the second round.

HS Prannoy enters quarterfinals

Indian shuttler HS Prannoy dumped Denmark’s Hans-Kristian Vittinghus in straight games to progress to the men’s singles quarterfinals of the French Open Super Series. Prannoy, who regained his career-best ranking of World No 12 that he had achieved in June two years ago, took just 31 minutes to see off Vittinghus 21-11 21-12 to set up a clash with 2016 Australian Open finalist Jeon Hyeok-jin of Korea. “Good win against Vittinghus last night to advance to the Quarterfinals!! Tricky one awaiting later in the evening,” Prannoy tweeted after the match. The Indian had lost to the World No 31 Jeon in the Canada Open in a close match this year.

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In another men’s singles match, it was curtains for Singapore Open champion B Sai Praneeth after he lost 13-21 17 -21 to Japan’s Kenta Nishimoto late yesterday. Young Indian doubles pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, meanwhile, notched up a stunning win over World No 6 Danish combo of Mads Conrad-Petersen and Mads Pieler Kolding to reach their second quarterfinal of the season.

The World No 32 Indian pair, who had reached the quarters at Korea Open, dished out a superb performance to shock the 2016 European champions Conrad-Petersen and Kolding 22-20 12-21 21-19 in a match that lasted an hour. “We are very happy to win the match today. We were leading 16-8 in the third game but made some simple errors and it was 19all. Somehow we managed to win,” Chirag told PTI.

U-17 WC: Spain, England eye maiden title

Ko l k ata , O c t 2 7 (IANS): England and Spain will have their eyes firmly trained on the history books waiting to christen them as first-time champions of the FIFA U-17 World Cup when the two footballing hotshots renew acquaintances in the hotly-anticipated final here on Saturday.

In the first all-European final of this competition, England, who have never gone beyond the quarterfinals and are looking to emulate the U-20 boys. It was only in May this year that Spain colts, known as La Rojita, pipped England 4-1 on penalties to bag the UEFA U-17 European

Championships in Croatia. That was the third meeting of the two teams in the final of the European Championships with Spain triumphant in 2007, and the Young Lions exacting revenge three years later. With Steve Cooper’s side registering a clinical 3-1 victory over three-time champions Brazil in the semi-final here, they became the fourth England youth team to reach a final in the calendar year. In Spain though, they face their sternest test yet. Santiago Denia’s boys have gone from strength to strength in the tournament and look unrecognisable from the team that lost the first game to Brazil 1-2 in Kochi. After registering two facile wins over Niger and Korea DPR in Group D to qualify for the knockout stages, Spain underlined their title credentials with a strong 2-1 performance against in-form France. At the heart of their display was skipper Abel Ruiz who led from the front. Scoring six goals in six games, the FC Barcelona youth striker alongwith Valencia’s Ferran Torres, who plays down the right

channel, and Real Madrid’s attacking midfielder Cesar Gelabert form a formidable trio up front for Spain. England will bank on Liverpool’s Rhian Brewster who is currently the tournament’s leading marksman (7 goals), having scored backto-back hat-tricks against the US and Brazil. SQUADS England: Curtis Anderson, Josef Bursik, William Crelin; Timothy Eyoma, Joel Latibeaudiere, Marc Guehi, Jonathan Panzo, Lewis Gibson, Steven Sessegnon, Morgan Gibbs White, Tashan Oakley Boothe; Conor Gallagher, Angel Gomes, Nya Kirby, George McEachran; Callum Hudson Odoi, Philip Foden, Emile Smith Rowe, Rhian Brewster, Danny Loader Spain: Alvaro Fernandez, Mateu Jaume, Juan Miranda, Hugo Guillamon, Victor Chust, Antonio Blanco, Ferran Torres, Mohamed Moukhliss, Abel Ruiz, Sergio Gomez, Nacho Diaz, Pedro Ruiz, Marc Vidal, Alvaro Garcia, Eric Garcia, Diego Pampin, Jose Lara, Cesar Gelabert, Carlos Beitia, Victor Perea, Alfonso Pastor.

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