October 3, 2020

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Vol XXX No. 299

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Truckers call off economic bandh after govt assurance

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 2 (NPN): In a significant development which has come as a major relief, the indefinite economic bandh called by five truck associations, which began on September 29, was called off on October 2 evening.

The decision to call off the economic bandh was made following several assurances reportedly made by Dimapur district administration to the truckers on October 2.

Informing this to Nagaland Post, deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Rajesh Soundararajan, said that the truck drivers/ owners associations had called off the indefinite economic bandh with effect from Friday evening, in the interest of public welfare and mutual goodwill.

Earlier during the day, a meeting between the DC and Dimapur-based unions was held at DC’s

President Trump, first lady test positive for COVID

Trump and Melania

WASHINGTON, OCT 2 (PTI): US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he and first lady Melania Trump have tested positive for the coronavirus, a development that is likely to affect his hectic election campaign just weeks before the presidential polls. “ To n i g h t , @ F LO T U S and I tested positive for COVID-19. We will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately.

We will get through this TOGETHER!” 74-yearold Trump tweeted.

In a statement, Trump’s physician Dr. Sean Conley said the president and the first lady “are both well at this time”, and they plan to remain at home within the White House during their convalescence.

“Rest assured I expect the President to continue carrying out his duties without disruption while recovering,” Conley added.

This is it!

“Guys, in lockdown we stopped the virus with masks but now with unlock we’re back with pollution problem.”

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office chamber to deliberate on the matter, after which the Dimapur-based unions held a separate meeting with their Assam counterparts to convey the assurances.

The assurances were contained in a letter from DC Dimapur, dated October 2, to the presidents of Dimapur District Truck Owners’ Association, Dimapur Truck Drivers’ Union, Dimapur District Truck Drivers’ Welfare Trade Union and Dimapur Truck Drivers Union.

In the letter, the deputy commissioner Dimapur stated that the Commissioner of Police, Dimapur has assured to expedite the investigation into the September 22 murder of a truck driver and bring it to a logical conclusion at the earliest.

With regard to the demand for compensation/ ex-gratia, DC said assured that compensation will be paid, provided that the innocence of the victim was unequivocally established

during the course of the investigation.

On the issue of DMC lease system, the DC stated that his office was not the competent authority to decide on the matter.

He however assured that the issue will be flagged to the government for perusal and further directives.

It may be recalled that against the backdrop of the killing of a truck driver (Jiten Gogoi from Assam) on September 22 near IMC Hall in Dimapur, five associations-- DDTOA, D T D U, D D T DW T U, Lahorijan & Khatkhati Truckers’ Welfare Society and Bokajan Truck Owners’ Association had served a 3-day ultimatum on the state government to resolve the various problems faced by truckers in Dimapur.

Among the principal demands, the truckers associations demanded an end to the lease system of the Dimapur Municipal Council which they claimed, was the root cause

of “these entire problems” as the lessees (contractors) were alleged to be “actively involved in passing details of goods vehicles to all the miscreants.”

The associations had also pointed out that drivers of all goods transport trucks were unwilling to enter Dimapur until their safety and protection was ensured against various miscreants.

Further, the associations also said that the “internal conflict of taxation among the so-called transporters/brokers” based in Dimapur had also created fear psychosis among the truckers.

They also alleged that the transporters insist that the truckers meet different underground groups and also do not allow truckers to be provided with police escort while entering Dimapur.

They had also demanded that the state government provide compensation to the victim’s family.

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Diesel price cut, petrol unchanged DIMAPUR, OCT 2 (NPN): State-owned oil marketing companies (OMCs) lowered the prices of diesel across the country Friday after a twoday pause while petrol rates remained unchanged.

Diesel rates have been reduced by 15-18 paise across all major cities. However, petrol rates continue to remain high in major cities as there has been no reduction

by OMCs. In New Delhi, the price of diesel has come down by 17 paise and was retailing at Rs 70.46 per litre.

After today’s rate revision, diesel price in Dimapur fell to Rs.71.39 per litre while in the state capital the price of diesel decreased to Rs.72.10 per litre. A litre of petrol in Dimapur and Kohima remained at Rs.80.34 and Rs.81.23 respectively.

Petrol prices across the have remained static for at least two weeks across major cities and is increasingly becoming a burden for citizens across the country.

Currently, OMCs review fuel prices on a daily basis, and implement any changes with effect from 6 a.m. every day.

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Covid vaccine rollout unlikely before fall 2021, say experts New Delhi, Oct 2 (PTI): An effective vaccine is not likely to be available for the general public before the fall of 2021, according to experts working in the field of vaccine development.

Researchers at McGill University in Canada carried out a survey of 28 experts working in vaccinology in late June 2020.

The majority of those surveyed were mostly Canadian or American academics with an average of 25 years of experience working in the field.

“Experts in our survey offered forecasts on vaccine development that were generally less optimistic than the timeline of early 2021 offered by US public officials,” Jonathan Kimmelman, a professor at McGill University, said in a statement.

“In general they seem to believe that a publicly available vaccine next summer is the best-case scenario with the possibility that it may take until 2022,” said Kimmelman, the senior author on the paper published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine.

Many experts also believe that there may be some false starts before an effective vaccine is available.

“The experts we surveyed believe that there is a one in three chance that the vaccine will receive a safety warning label after approval, and a four in 10 chance that the first large field study will not report efficacy,” added Patrick Kane, the lead author of the paper, a postdoctoral fellow at McGill University.

The study also showed that about one-third of those surveyed believe that vaccine development is likely to face two main setbacks.

The first vaccine widely deployed in the US and/ or Canada will receive a boxed warning from the FDA to highlight serious or life-threatening adverse reactions, the researchers said.

Also, the first large field trial in the US and/or Canada would report a null or negative result in terms of efficacy, they said.

“Our study finds that experts are largely in agreement about the timeline for a SARS-CoV-2 vaccine,” said Stephen Broomell, an associate professor at Carnegie Mellon University in the US.

Nagaland COVID-19 tally 6318 Ao Senden resolves to Autosrickshaws charge more COVID-19 STATUS AS ON october 2, 2020

District Dimapur Kiphire Kohima Longleng Mokokchung Mon Peren Phek Tuensang Wokha Zunheboto Total

Asymptomatic 673 0 247 1

ACTIVE CASES Symptomatic RecovDeath Critical-ICU ered Mild Moderate On Ventilator 29 2 0 2562 14* 0 0 0 12 0 5 1 0 1721 1 0 0 0 4 0

Death under Investigation

Total Migrated Cases

5 0 0 0

30 0 6 5

3315 12 1981 10

10

0

0

0

42

0

0

0

52

76 0 2 36 1 2 1048

0 0 0 0 0 0 34

0 0 0 0 0 0 3

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

300 272 33 72 25 118 5161

2 0 0 0 0 0 17

0 0 0 0 0 0 5

6 0 0 0 0 0 50

384 272 35 108 26 123 6318

*5 deaths not due to Covid-19 *5 deaths in under investigation

DIMAPUR, OCT 2 (NPN): A total of 74 COVID-19 positive cases were detected on Friday across the state-- 28 each in Dimapur and Tuensang, 14 in Kohima and 4 in Mokokchung, taking the tally to 6,318.

As per the severity of symptoms, 1048 active cases were asymptomatic, 34 mild and 3 moderate cases.

Further, out of 6318 positive cases, the distribution across various categories of people include 3025 cases from the armed forces/police, 1505 returnees, 1442 traced contacts and 346 frontline workers.

India’s virus tally nears 64 lakh

PTI Adds: India’s COVID-19 caseload inched closer to 64 lakh-mark with 81,484 infections reported in a day, while the number of people who recuperated from the disease crossed 53 lakh pushing the recovery rate to 83.70 per cent, the Union health ministry said on Friday. The total number of coronavirus cases in the country mounted to 63,94,068, while the death toll climbed to 99,773 with the infection claiming 1,095 lives in a span of 24 hours, according to the ministry data updated at 8 am on Friday.

back 14 Naga tribe hohos despite COVID cess withdrawal

DIMAPUR, OCT 2 (NPN): Ao Senden on Friday resolved to back the 14 Naga tribe hohos till the end and also be a part of the system of a common platform, Ao Senden president Chubawati Longchar and secretary Imtipokyim stated.

Adopting a resolution in this regard at its Federal Council meeting on October 2, the Senden warned appropriate action would be initiated against any group or individual going against its decision.

Ao Senden further warned that if any harm or problem arose to any Ao leader or any individual from the Ao community in relation to the Naga issue, stern action would be taken against the perpetrators.

The Federal Council meeting also reaffirmed the previous resolutions adopted by Ao Senden with regard to Naga political solution, which included the demand for an honourable and acceptable solution made to ato kilonser of NSCN/GPRN on August 22, 2015.

It reminded that based on the resolution of the Federal Council adopted on September 24, 2019, the Senden together with 14 Naga tribes participated towards peace building with all Naga political groups.

Also, as per the December 5, 2019 information, it said no Ao individual or organisation can participate with regard to Naga political issue without the authorisation of Ao Senden and its six range conference.

It further re-affirmed the September 14, 2020 notification, warning individual/groups not to take part in Naga political issue without the sanction of Ao Senden.

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 2 (NPN): Despite revocation of the COVID Cess on diesel and petrol, with effect from September 24, autorickshaw fares were yet to be slashed as there were reports of the drivers charging more and as per their whims.

When contacted, Dimapur District Auto Drivers’ Union ( D DA D U ) p r e s i d e n t T i t o Yepthomi told Nagaland Post that following receipt of complaints, the union had advised/ requested the drivers to charge “reasonable fares” from passengers.

He explained that the fares were increased earlier as prices of petrol spiked following imposition of the COVID cess.

When pointed out that the drivers continue to charge more even after withdrawal of the cess, Yepthomi said DDADU was waiting for the administration to issue a directive on the rate of

fares so that they could follow it up accordingly with the drivers.

The deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur Rajesh Soundararajan told this reporter that the temporary hike of auto fares was caused due to COVID-related standard operating procedure (SOP) under which the drivers were not allowed to carry many passengers.

“In order to overcome their loss, they hiked the fare. But they should not over-charge their passengers,” DC stressed.

Mentioning that the administration was waiting for the new SOP, the DC assured that if there was any relaxation on passenger fares then the fares of taxis and autos would be reviewed.

As per the Consolidated Guidelines for Unlock 4 issued by the State government on August 31, auto rickshaws have been allowed to ply with certain restrictions on the number of passengers they could carry for ensuring social distancing.

NSF, ENSF to launch first phase of agitation from Oct 12 RNPC urges GoI to consider demand Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 2 (NPN): Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) and Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF) have decided to hold its first phase of agitation from October 12, as the two organizations expressed dismay over the response of the state government with regard to its ultimatum on streamlining of SSA & RMSA teachers.

Informing this at a press conference here on Friday, NSF president Ninoto Awomi said both the associations unanimously decided to go for agitation as they were not satisfied with the response given by the state government, adding that details about the kind of agitation would be known in due course of time.

He said that it has been more than two years and four months since an agreement was signed between the School Education department

NSF and ENSF officer bearers during the meeting, Friday. (NP)

and Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Teachers’ Association (NSSATA), NSF and ENSF on June 12, 2018.

Awomi said the agreement stated that the department would rectify the nature of appointment of SSA teachers of 2010 and 2013 batches based on appointment order, RTI reports and advertisement and other relevant documents. Subsequently, he said the cabinet meeting on October 3, 2018 decided in

principle to bring the teachers of all 2010 and 2013 batches of SSA and RMSA teachers into the mainstream of school education cadre as per the office memorandum issued by the cabinet’s secretariat on October 5, 2018.

However, the NSF president regretted that despite several reminders and appeals, the agreement has not been implemented till date.

Claiming that the agitation was supported by feder-

ating units, he said the joint ultimatum was issued for the first time by the two associations.

ENSF president Sepili L Sangtam, who too was present, alleged that the government’s letter on September 23 in response to their ultimatum was a delay tactic in fulfilling their demands.

Mentioning that the associations had given enough time to the government, he said both NSF and ENSF were not happy at the agreement having not been implemented.

Prior to signing of the agreement, Sangtam said the SSA and RMSA teachers had held agitations at the State secretariat and directorate.

And after the agreement was signed, he said meetings were held with the principal secretary and that the teachers were sending reminder letters too in this regard.

for separate Naga flag, constitution

DIMAPUR, OCT 2 (NPN): Rengma Naga People’s Council (RNPC) said Government of India (GoI) must seriously consider the demand for separate Naga flag and constitution, if it really wanted to end the almost century-old Naga political issue.

In a statement issued by its president K Solomon and media cell secretary Aga Rengma, the council explained that while it appreciated GoI for understanding and acceptance Nagas’ unique history and their right to self-determination, it was also imperative for New Delhi to know that without separate flag and constitution any solution within the Indian constitution would not be considered acceptable, honourable or final.

RNPC thanked both GoI and NSCN (I-M) along with all the NNPGs, Naga civil society organisations (CSOs) and individuals who are pursuing the common goal of a peaceful, lasting and mutually acceptable solution.

Noting that the Naga movement (Cont’d on p-8) for self-determination was one of the

longest struggles for freedom that also resulted in the longest ceasefire between India and Nagas, the council prayed that the same peace be continued forever through a final solution.

The council further appealed to all negotiating parties with GoI to use God’s given wisdom in inking the final solution, adding the Rengma Nagas of Assam stood with rest of the Nagas, CSOs, NSCN (I-M) and NNPGs for an inclusive and honourable solution to the protracted Naga issue.

Like any other Naga tribe irrespective of artificial boundaries, the Rengma Nagas too cherish the common aspirations of “our forbearers” and pray for achieving the same in peace and with honour, the statement pointed out.

Calling for avoiding repeating “past history” like the Shillong Accord that resulted in the current situation, RNPC said it was praying and waiting hopefully for a peaceful and mutually accepted solution along with all the other Nagas.

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Trainees and officials after the training programme at St. Xavier college, Jalukie.

WEATHER FORECAST october 3

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 33 25 Aizawl

Cloudy with a thunderstorm

29 21

Guwahati Brief morning showers; cloudy 32 25 Imphal

A thunderstorm in spots

29 22

Itanagar A couple of afternoon showers 28 23 Shillong Cloudy, a thunderstorm; humid 24 18 Kohima

A shower and t-storm around 24 18

Dimapur Overcast with a stray t-storm 30 24

A thunderstorm in spots

25 20

Tuensang Couple of thunderstorms

20 16

Mkg

Not as warm with a t-storm

25 21

Zunheboto Mostly cloudy with a t-storm

22 18

Wokha

DIMAPUR: KVK Peren, ICAR RC for NEH region, Nagaland centre, Jalukie conducted a week long vocational training programme for rural youths on “poultry farming for entrepreneurship development” at St. Xavier college, Jalukie town from September 21 to 27.

A press release by KVK Peren stated that the aim of the training was to inform participants about the scopes of entrepreneurship development and scientific knowledge in details regarding poultry farming and management.

The release stated that

during the technical session, course coordinator and head, KVK Peren, Dr. L. Babita Devi delivered lectures on various topics such as why and how of poultry farming, backyard poultry production with improved breeds, care and management of brooder chicks and broiler, health care and disease management and others.

Hands on training on vaccination of poultry, low cost poultry house construction, brooding management, administration of medicine was also done.

The youths were also

NPGN/NNC/NA (MK) supports Framework agreement DIMAPUR: Extending “unflinching support” to the Framework Agreement signed between the NSCN (I-M) and Government of India on August 3, 2015, the NPGN/NNC/NA (MK) has affirmed that the “Indo-Naga” political solution without flag and constitution was “not acceptable at any cost.”

N P G N / N N C / NA (MK) through its MIP stated that the affirmation was made during cabinet meet-

ing held on September 30, 2020 under the leadership of its president Mhathung Tsopoe and ato kilonser Kiyelho Wokhami. MIP stated that the meeting discussed the “Indo-Naga” political issue and affirmed to “support the Framework Agreement, which recognise the unique history, universal principal and identity of the Nagas.”

N P G N / N N C / NA (MK) maintained that the spirit and aspiration of

the Naga plebiscite continues to “form the historical basis on which to move forward, the visionary role of Naga elders and the organizing leadership of the then Naga National Council (NNC) which laid the foundation of the Naga struggle and derived the legitimacy on which future generation could aspire for the fulfillment of their long cherished dream to become fully free and independent.”

Farewell Program in honour of Smti. R. Amongla Jamir, DEO & Shri. Hevishe Sumi, Supervisor on 30th Sept 2020.

made aware of the importance of record keeping, feed storage and different medicines for health care in poultry. Altogether 21 Rural Youths attended the week long programme.

Earlier during the valedictory session, principal, St. Xavier college, Jalukie Fr. Francis encouraged participants to take full opportunities of the training and its practical application for entrepreneurship development in poultry farming.

The programme concluded with the distribution of certificates and training manual.

Senior citizens awarded

DIMAPUR: On the occasion of “international day of older persons” two distinguished senior citizens of Longleng Niamko Phom 94 years of Orangkong village and Nyemshok Wanlei 78 years of Tamlu village were awarded with district level distinguished senior citizen award on October 1, recognising their valuable contribution rendered to the society.

Meanwhile, in Dimapur, House of Friendship Old Age Home in partnership with rotary club Dimapur celebrated the occasion, wherein, members of rotary club Dimapur donated old age pension to 13 70+years of old age members and old pension from the govt. was handed over to 14 members. A press release by founder and chairman of the home, Akokla P Lucy stated that medicines like multi vitamin, calcium, liver tonic and face masks were also distributed to all those present in the function.

State BJP launches E-Book

Members of state BJP during the launching of E-book.

DIMAPUR: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Nagaland state unit organised semi-virtual launching programme for E-Book on October 1 at State BJP Head Office Kohima.

A press release by BJP state unit media officer stated that the E-book was officially launched by state spokesperson Ngangpa Konyak on behalf of state president and note of gratitude was delivered by state co-chief spokesperson, Nini

Cheng.

State secretary, Zaveyi Kezo, delivered a brief introduction on the creation of E-book, and asserted that the E- Book was an initiation of Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, whose vision was to transform India into a digitally empowered society.

He also mentioned that it was under the guidance and blessings of state president, Temjen Imna Along, E- Book committee

and state IT team that had successfully designed and completed the E- book.

He further noted that the E-book consisted of initiatives undertaken by 12 BJP legislators and all Karyakatas across the state during the pandemic period.

The meeting was addressed by social media in charge and coordinator of Northeast, Shantanu. The programme was chaired by state secretary, Therali Ezung.

NSCN (K) expels member

Dim apur: NSCN (K) chairman, Yung Aung has expelled deputy kilonser, Y Asang from the party on account of “anti party activities” with immediate effect i.e. October 2, 2020. In an “Expulsion Azha”, the NSCN (K) chairman stated that Asang was found guilty of conniving with the expelled party members and hatching conspiracy against the party.

“This Acts of wilful defiance of party principle is against Article 8 and 9 of Section ‘A’ of the party discipline,” stated the Azha.

ANPHEDWCA request govt to release salary

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland PHED Work Charge Association (ANPHEDWCA), Public Health Engineering Department Dimapur unit has requested the government to release all pending salaries till date.

A press release by president, ANPHEDWCA, Olemnungsang stated that the employees were “facing untold difficulties” to survive along with their dependents due to non disbursement of salaries for the past seven months, i.e. from March 2020 till date. In this, the association urged the government to disburse the pending salaries till date.

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IN REMEMBRANCE

2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

LT. TONIHO Z. KATY 22nd Feb 1969 – 3rd Oct 2018

It has been a couple of years since you passed away, the way we miss you is unexplainable. Though your memories are still fresh in our minds, we can't deny the fact that you are now in a better place, looking down on us. We always miss you and love you, you will always be in our hearts because every beat make us realize that you are still alive in there.

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We, the bereaved family of Late T. Tsülenshi Yimchunger would like to extend our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all individuals and well wishers who stood by us physically, emotionally, financially and spiritually at the time of her demise on 30th September, 2020.

We would like to convey our special thanks to: 1. United Pentecostal Church, Kohima 2. District Mission Department UPCI SEND 3. Officer & Staff Intanki National Park, Klhemal Range 4. Sh. Akho Leyri 5. Sh. Peli W. Thupitor 6. Sh. Ze-u Sote, P-Khel, Kohima Village 7. Sh. Pusukong We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually but it is our earnest prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Loving Wife, Sons, Daughter-in-laws, Grandsons & Relatives

6th March 1946 – 24th Sept. 2020 Through this column, we the family members of Late Wozamo Merry, Pangti Village would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual who stood by us physically, financially and spiritually at the sudden demise of our beloved father on 24th Sept. 2020.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually but it is our earnest prayer that our God Almighty bless you all abundantly.

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50TH ANNIVERSARY

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LT. SACHUMO HUMTSOE – LAKHUTI 03-10-1970

Fifty years ago seem a long time since you left us but fiftieth death anniversary seem to have reached swiftly. Today, and always loving memories of you bring Peace, Comfort, and Strength.

“The memory of the Righteous is a blessing” DP-4218

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A very grand yet emotional farewell programme was organised in honour of the retiring officer Smti. R. Amongla Jamir, DEO and Hevishe Sumi, Supervisor, Adult Education at the Auditorium of GHSS Dimapur. In her farewell address, R. Amongla Jamir, DEO attributed the reason for her successful service tenure to the abiding grace of God and also due to the co-operation and collaboration of all those with whom she was closely associated with in her journey throughout her various official capacities from the day when she served as a Teacher, later as Principal of GHSS Dimapur and finally as the DEO Dimapur. She thanked the SDEO's, Principals, Teachers and staff of DEO establishment Dimapur who were all in attendance to wish her in her Farewell. She stressed that she was able to overcome all the challenges due to the wonderful cooperation from her staff who made every moment a wonderful memory to cherish forever. She advised everybody to be always sincere and never neglect any work.

Farewell address was delivered by ADEO Dimapur, Smti. Kisheli Shikhu, who recalled her long association with the DEO and described her as a very humble, very bold and courageous lady. The SR. SDEO Shri. Chenirao Humtsoe also felicitated her on behalf of the SDEO's and acknowledged her contribution and dedication. The HR. SEC. Section was represented by Smti. Karen Sema, Principal GHSS Chumukedima. She acknowledged the pioneering work of R. Amongla Jamir in the establishment of the HR. SEC. SECTION of the education dept. and mentioned that the dept. would always be grateful for her yeoman service. Shri. Vitoho Chophy spoke on behalf of the DEO establishment and emphasized on how humble, sincere and efficient the contribution of the DEO had been. Smti. C. Amongla, JEO felicitated the outgoing Officers and also stressed on the valuable service the DEO has contributed to the dept. thus enriching everyone who was closely associated with her. Shri Atoshe, UDA delivered the Vote of Thanks and recalled how in all the many years of working under several DEO's, R. Amongla Jamir stood out for her exceptional humility and grace.

Officers & Staff of DEO establishment Dimapur.

Forever remembered, Forever Missed Children, Grand Children & G. Grand Children K Y M C

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2020

2 lynched, set on fire over witchcraft suspicion in KA

Correspondent

DIPHU, OCT 2 (PTI): Two persons, including a woman, have been lynched, beheaded and set on fire by an angry mob over suspicion of practising witchcraft in Assam’s Karbi Anglong district.

The incident occurred on the intervening night of September 30 (Wednesday) after a quack exhibited that the duo were casting evil spells causing illness and unnatural death in the village.

The incident came to light on Thursday after some locals reported it to the law enforcers, following which nine persons have been arrested, Deuri said.

According to police sources, on Wednesday, during post-death ritual in the village, another woman -- a 50-year-old widow Ramawati Halua -- started to behave in an “abnormal” way, the villagers claimed.

The village is inhabited by people from the Adivasi community who are either daily wagers or small-time farmers.

Some of the villagers alleged that Ramawati was practicing witchcraft. A village court trial adjudged her as a witch and held her responsible for “bad fortunes” of the people in

the village including deaths, police sources said. Soon, a mob started to beat her and attacked her with sharp weapons. When a 28-yearold educated young man of the village Bijoy Gaur intervened and accused them of being superstitious, where he was attacked as well, police sources added.

“The villagers then lynched the duo identified as Ramawati Halua Gour (50) and Bijoy Gour (28) and took their bodies to a nearby hill. They beheaded the bodies near the burial site of Rashmi Gour and set them on fire,” Deuri said.

Senior police officers and Executive Magistrate Jintu Borah have visited the site and collected the remains from the pyre, besides soil samples, he said.

“We have recovered some remains of the bodies and the weapons used to kill the persons. We have arrested nine persons so far and launched operations to nab other persons who were involved in the incident. The arrested persons have confessed the crime,” Debojit Deuri said.

Karbi Anglong district police have registered a case and sent the remains of the bodies for post-mortem.

“The nine arrested people were all from the same village and same community

and they are being interrogated and we are looking out for more people,” he added. Deuri also said that a manhunt has been launched to nab the remaining accused.

More than 110 people have been killed in witchhunting incidents in Assam since 2011.

According to the Assam government data, 84 people were killed in witchhunting incidents in the state between 2011 and May 2016.

It was under the same Dokmoka police station that in 2018, two young men were beaten to death by an angry mob after it suspected them of being child-lifters.

Since 2018, the Assam Witch Hunting (Prohibition, Prevention and Protection) Act, 2015, has been in use.

According to the new law, witch-hunting is viewed as a cognisable, non-bailable and non-compoundable offence. It was passed by Assam Assembly in 2015 with provisions of jail term up to life imprisonment.

In 2019, the Assam government informed the state legislative assembly that in 18 years; as many as 161 people have been killed in the state in cases of witch-hunting.

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Govt extends ‘disturbed area’ tag for 3 dists, 4 PS in Arunachal

Manipur Congress protest controversial 3 farm sector bills; demands scrapping

NEW DELHI, OCT 2 (PTI): The Centre has declared three districts and four police stations in three other districts in Arunachal Pradesh as “disturbed area” under the AFSPA for six more months after review of insurgent activities and the law and order situation there.

The Union Home Ministry said in a notification that the order comes into effect from October 1. “...Tirap, Changlang and Longding districts in Arunachal Pradesh and the areas falling within the jurisdiction of the following four police stations in other districts of Arunachal Pradesh, bordering the State of Assam, are declared as ‘disturbed area’ under Section 3 of the Armed

Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 up to 31.03.2021 w.e.f. 01.10.2020, unless withdrawn earlier,” the notification said.

The four police stations are Namsai and Mahadevpur in Namsai district, Roing in Lower Dibang Valley and Sunpura in Lohit district.

The AFSPA is imposed in areas where armed forces are required to operate in aid to civil authorities. For AFSPA to become valid, an area, however, needs to be declared disturbed either by the central or the state governments under section 3 of the 1958 Act. Some parts of Arunachal Pradesh have presence of banned militant outfits like NSCN, ULFA and NDFB, an official said.

Assam Police exam rescheduled to Nov 22

GUWAHATI, OCT 2 (PTI): The written examination for recruitment of sub-inspectors in the Assam Police, which was cancelled due to the leakage of question paper, will now be held on November 22, a statement said on Friday.

The State Level Police Recruitment Board (SLPRB) said a formal notification will be issued to provide procedural details to candidates.

The board assured all the candidates that the examination process will be transparent and they will get a fair opportunity to compete. Examination to recruit 597 sub-inspectors was cancelled on September 20, minutes after it began, as the question paper was found to have been leaked on social media.

Around 66,000 candidates had appeared for the written test across 154 centres in all the districts.

Correspondent IMPHAL, OCT 12: Manipur Congress has on Friday demanded to scrap the controversial three farm sector bills, while terming the bills as “antifarmers” in a protest held in Imphal.

The opposition staged the sit-in-protest against the bills in Imphal Congress Bhavan as part of nationwide protest against the bills by observing ‘Kishan Mazdoor Bachao Divas’ (Safe farmers and farm labourers).

The Narendra Modi led BJP government at the Centre recently passed the three farm sector bills - Farmers Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill 2020, Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Bill 2020 and Essential Commodities (Amendment) Bill 2020- amid ruckus.

Former chief minister O Ibobi Singh, CWC member Gaikhangam and MPCC president M Okendro were among others who took part in the sitin-protest staged at Imphal Congress Bhavan after the observance of the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.

The Kisan Congress of the MPCC organised the protest as par t of AICC’s nationwide ob-

Former Manipur CM O Ibobi Singh and other congress members during the sit-in protest. (NP)

servanation of ‘Kishan big corporates.

Mazdoor Bachao Divas’ He claimed that leav(Safe farmers and farm ing aside Congress and labourers). other opposition parties, even the partners of the Taking part in the BJP in the NDA were protest, state Congress against the bills as they are leader and former state worried about the future chief minister O Ibobi consequences of the bills Singh alleged that the bills to the farmers. were passed by force, withMPCC president M out any discussion amid Okendro also demanded ruckus in Parliament. immediate withdrawal of “The controversial the three farm sector bills. anti-farmer bills were He said, “the bills are antipassed by force. There farmers and anti-people. was no discussion in both The bills will benefit select the house of Parliament key players only.” before passing,” he said The protest was and demanded that it held keeping in line with should be scrapped im- C OV I D - 1 9 S O P. T h e mediately. placards with various sloSingh said that the gans read “Save farmers, Congress party was pro- save economy”, “Don’t testing against the bills not promote big corporate as an opposition party but at the cost of farmers”, in the interest of the farm- “Don’t go unilateral, save ers of the country who will democracy”, “Don’t supbe forced to be dependent press farmers”, etc. were and leave at the mercy of displayed.

State

Nagaland celebrates Mahatma Gandhi’s 151 birth anniversary DIMAPUR: Nagaland joined the rest of the country in celebrating the 151 birth anniversary of the father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi. The event was marked by several activities such as cleanliness drive, workshop and other commemorative ceremonies on Friday.

Kohima: Principle director school education Shanavas C asserted that Gandhian values and the importance of Mahatma Gandhi were reducing year by year in the country.

Shanavas said this on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti 151 birth anniversary at the directorate of school education, Kohima.

Marking the occasion, Samagra Shiksha under the department of school education organised painting competition on the theme “life sketch of Mahatma Gandhi” for elementary section and “activities under Swachh Bharat” for secondary section.

Shanavas in his address said besides other principles and values, Gandhi also taught about tolerance and patience which every human needed to develop.

Citing an instance, PD said when any crime take place, decision are taken based on the religion, caste and race which was against teachings of Gandhi. He hoped that the younger generation would understand and practice this.

State mission director Kevileno Angami in his brief address said everyone talked about the principles and values of Gandhi yet they did not practice what was preached.

Angami said that practice of values and principles like dignity of labour and cleanliness should start from home and not just for the sake of photography or video shots.

Assistant mission director, Liyalo Apon also shared on the significance and relevance of Gandhian values.

Meanwhile, in elementary section, Ditso Kenye emerged first followed by Hanilo Pfithu and Thenusayi Rhakho in second and third place respectively.

In Secondary, Thejose Epao secured first position while Kenlumngusilie Iralu and Sepe-ü Kenye occupied second and third place respectively. (Correspondent)

ABP, Mokokchung: On account of Gandhi Jayanti, Akhand Bharat Parishad (ABP) organised distribution drive of homeopathic medicine (arsenic album 30) and COVID-19 essentials for districts of Mokokchung, Wokha, Zunheboto & Longleng, Friday, at Arkong ward community hall.

Speaking on the occasion, founding president, ABP, Dr. S R Naresh Ram stated that the Parishad was founded on “Gandhian Pinciples”, for equal and overall development of human kind through non-violence and ahimsa, to achieve the ultimate democracy.

He acknowledged the purest form of democracy which was prevalent in the villages of Nagaland with self-rule and governance. Dr. S R Naresh Ram said that the main aim of the ABP was to strengthen Asian countries, socially and economically strong through peace. While deliberating upon free distribution of arsenic album 30, Dr. S R naresh Ram stated that the medicine was for enhancement of the immune system and that a single tablet intake dissolved in lukewarm water after an hour of dinner was sufficient for a month.

The doctor cautioned that children below the age of five years and those indulging in alcohol should not be administered with the medicine. (Correspondent) Fit India walk for peace: “Fit India walk for peace” was flagged off from PHQ junction P.R. hill Kohima by director of youth resources and sports (YRS), Akumla Chuba.

According to DIPR report, speaking at the flagging off programme, the director said that FIT India movement was organised and celebrated in remembrance of the good deeds of Mahatma Gandhi.

The fit India walk for peace was partaken by national service scheme (NSS) volunteers, officers and staff of YRS and well-wishers and culminated at local ground Kohima. Vote of thanks was proposed by NSS officer, Zeneikho.

Forest dept. cleanliness drive: Forest department, silviculture division Kohima in collaboration with forest colony council organised cleanliness drive

Shanavas, Kevileno and Chungngam along with the winners Dr. S R Naresh Ram handing over the medicines and masks (elementary and secondary) at Kohima, Friday. (NP) to R Ayim Longkumer. (NP)

and plantation activity at Government Middle School campus, forest colony.

A short formal programme preceded, where state silviculturist, Lhinghoikim Touthang welcomed participants, RFO Grace Kikon briefed on significance of teachings of Gandhi while forest colony chairman, Peter Rengma spoke about the importance of cleanliness both within and outside the household and vote of thanks by Fr-I, Sunep L Imsong.

CGSR, Mkg: Centre for Gandhian Studies and Research (CGSR), Nagaland University, organised a webinar under the theme, “Mahatma Gandhi and today’s youth”.

In a press release, the webinar was hosted by director in-charge, CGSR, NU, Prof. Temjensosang, and special guest was vice-chancellor, NU Prof. Pradeshi Lal. Keynote speaker, department of economics, NU, Prof. M.K. Sinha said that Gandhian philosophy was best suited for present generation. He said that a healthy and biased lifestyle may look mundane but in the long run it was effective and healthy.

He added that it was essential for the youth to put their positive energy towards the development of oneself and the nation.

Theme speaker, former HOD, Dept of Gandhian thought, Tilka Manjhi Bhagalpur University Bihar, Prof. Parmanand Singh speaking at the webinar said that the Gandhian perspective was losing its importance among the youth of today due to the materialistic importance.

AR and PSU: COY, 14th Assam Rifles, Pfutsero along with the Pfutseromi Student’s Union (PSU) con-

ducted a programme on “education on progression” at Pfutseromi village community hall. The programme was graced by 14th AR, Pfutsero, Maj. Chakraveer Singh as resource person.

A press release by general secretary PSU, Rosemary Mero stated that the resource person encouraged aspiring students to join Sainik school which had avenues to serve the nation and to contribute valuable service to society.

He challenged the students to come out of their comfort zone and work hard, have commitment and determination, while also addressing the menace of alcohol and drugs in the society.

BAC: Eco club of Brighter Academy School (BAC), Dimapur joined eco clubs across the country to observe the Swachhta fortnight and conducted several activities on October 1 and 2.

A press release by programme officer, Nagaland Pollution Control Board ( N P C B ) , M h a s i z o nu o Angami stated that as per report submitted to the state nodal agency for eco clubs (NPCB), altogether 3 teachers and 20 students participated in the programme.

The activities began with a briefing by teacher-in-charge, eco – club, Robi Nayak highlighting the purpose of Swachh Bharat Mission such as to eliminate open defecation and improve solid waste management (SWM). The students were divided into mini-groups for sweeping & mopping of rooms, picking of wrappers, waste bottles and other plastics, toilet cleaning and drainage cleaning.

NPP minority cell (non-tribal): Minority cell (non-tribal) of National

People’s Party (NPP) Nagaland, along with party’s state women & youth wing organised a Swacch Bharat cleanliness drive on the occasion.

A press release by its IPR & media cell stated that the event was flagged off by NPP Nagaland state executive committee led by its president, Dr. Andrew Ahoto Sema and other office bearers including state general secretary (Org), Limanuksung Ao, state gen. secy (IPR & Media), Tohovi Achumi.

Officials from state women wing included its president, Yashila Ao, working president, Ruth Pochury and vice president, Alemla.

The state youth wing officials included Gen. Secy.

(Org) Jaser Meru and vice president Heto Achumi.

State minority cell (non-tribal) officials included its president, Juel Acharjee, vice president, Aryan Kar Purkayastha, gen. secy., Ashim Kumar Das, secretary (IPR), Santanu Biswas, secretary, Sannu Subba, secretary, Mahavira Sharma and treasurer, Surojit Das. President of Tuensang district executive committee, Longre Chang was also present during the event.

The members converged at Thahekhu village gate area adjoining IOCL depot where invocation was pronounced by Alemla, followed by words of encouragement by state president and state gen. secy. IPR & media.

In their speeches, they emphasised the essence of cleanliness which was not only outward but also inward cleansing while maintaining cleanliness in the system whereby corruption is cleansed.

The cleanliness drive was conducted from Thahekhu village gate junc-

tion till sub-urban Police station junction which was taken up by volunteers from three wings of NPP Nagaland state.

NPCC: Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) celebrated the day as “Sandesh Diwas” organised by minority department NPCC at Congress Bhawan, Dimapur.

Speaking at the programme, President NPCC, K. Therie spoke about the teachings and non-violence propagated by Gandhi.

He highlighted the current issues confronting the country and how under Modi regime, people were suffering from atrocities.

He highlighted the “bogus backdoor appointments” by present Nagaland government and the rampant corruption that is prevalent in the state.

Therie mentioned it was Congress that acknowledged Naga problems without any preconditions and worked for its solutions. He also proposed a resolution to condemn farm bills, manhandling of Rahul Gandhi and Hathras rape incident to which the house agreed in Toto.

Chairman minority dept. NPCC, Rajesh Kr Sethi stated that if Gandhiji was alive, he would be at the forefront to protest the farmer bills “forcibly passed by fascist Modi govt”.

Sethi wished and paid tribute to former PM, Lal Bahadur Shashtri and stated that his slogan Jai Jawan Jai Kisan has become no safety for jawan and no safety for kisan. He mentioned that just as Gandhi fought bravely and made India free, Rahul, another Gandhi was also fighting tooth and nail with “fascist Modi BJP govt and RSS”.

NSUI President, X. Chopika Sumi highlighted

how Modi govt had sabotaged independent institutions made by the congress and lamented that it was not Gandhi’s India and Nehru’s India.

Earlier, the programme began with singing of national anthem, invocation by gen. secy (admn) minority department, Ajit Gogoi, speech from vice-chairman minority dept. NPCC, Javed Sarwar, while vice president NPCC, W. Akum Yimchunger and chairman kisan cell, V. Lasuh highlighted Gandhi’s teachings and prevailing situation in Nagaland.

Peren: Peren district celebrated Gandhi Jayanti at DC’s conference hall, district hq. Peren on October 2.

According to DIPR report, deputy commissioner Peren, Sentiwapang Aier spoke on the role played by Mahatma Gandhi during India’s struggle for freedom and on the non-violence movement started by Mahatma Gandhi. He encouraged the gathering to consider Gandhiji as their role model and further urged them to work with utmost sincerity and with zeal in their field of work.

EAC and nodal officer BBBP Peren, Sukhalu Chisi stressed on the topic “Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP)” and said that BBBP meant “save the girl child, educate her”. He also highlighted the aims and objectives of BBBP Campaign.

Peren district legal services authority (DLSA) retainer lawyer, Asungbe spoke on the topic “equality has no gender”, “Naga women and the reservation issue” and “women in decision making”.

Meanwhile, district administration, Peren with district level centre for women, Mahila Shakti Kendra (MSK) and medical department, Peren organised free medical check-up camp for women concentrated on women’s hygiene at primary health centre (PHC) Ahtibung.

District coordinator MSK, Lungngaulie gave a brief highlight about the aims and objectives of BBBP in the district and said that since 1990s, empowerment of women has been one of the primary focuses of government policy.

PHC Ahthibung MO, Dr. Vezokholu Khamo apprised the women about importance of maintaining daily hygiene to prevent irritation, odour and infections from occurring. During the programme, sanitary pads, file cover and masks were also distributed to participants.

Noklak: Noklak district administration organised a programme to mark the commemoration at DC’s conference hall, Noklak.

According to DIPR report, during the occasion, extempore speech competition was held where Tsuwing of Christian High School Noklak, Peshing of St. Paul School, Noklak and Monghoi of Christian high School, Noklak were adjudged as 1st, 2nd & 3rd respectively.

Meanwhile, a short documentary on the life of Mahatma Gandhi was screened during the programme.

Officers, teachers and students from different institutions attended the programme.

Longleng: District administration, Longleng organised a quiz competition at DCs conference hall Longleng.

According to DIPR report, Add lSP Longleng, Atopu Sumi in his short speech shared on Gandhi’s inspiring lifestyle and his teachings. He encouraged all to follow his practices and to eliminate injustice, conflicts among family, tribes and community.

Four schools participated in the competition where Christian high school Longleng bagged the first position and St. Joseph high school bagged second. Pichano Kikon EAC Longleng HQ, was the quiz master at the competition.

District administration in collaboration with Mahila Shakti Kendra (MSK) and DTF on BBBP Longleng also organised a free health check-up for women and girl child at community hall, Mongtikang village.

As part of the programme SSA account for girl child and PMMVY forms were distributed to deserving beneficiaries. Altogether 65 women and girl child who were in need of medical health check up were registered and availed free medical facilities.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXx NO. 299 Dimapur, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2020

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UP’s casteist society

n Uttar Pradesh, crimes take place at regular intervals but the most shocking yet uncomfortable fact, is that in many instances, the UP Police itself has been accused of perpetrating crimes such as fake encounters, filing false FIRs against political foes of the ruling government or some of its errant personnel committing murders or rapes etc. In the latest shocking incidents, a 19-year old Dalit Valmiki girl was gang-raped in Boolagarhi village of Hatras district by four men from the upper caste Thakur community on September 14. The victim was admitted to Aligarh’s JN Medical College & Hospital where she lay for more than a week. There, family members alleged, they were not informed of the impact of her injuries and that they had to plead with the doctors to attend to her. Under pressure from many quarters, the victim was later shifted to Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital, where she eventually breathed her last. What took place next was the inhuman way the UP Police conducted itself.

Without the consent and presence of her family, the police forcibly and hurriedly cremated her body at 2:30 am on September 30 to erase all evidence in the case. According to a video of the victim that had gone viral on social media before she was shifted, the victim, was heard saying that she was raped by two men while the other two ran away when they saw her mother coming. In the Hathras case, reports suggest that the police initially did not want to register a case against the four accused, all of whom belong to the ‘dominant’ Thakur caste.

The case has sparked protests by political parties and civil society groups, as the victim was not only brutalised and raped. After she died her body was not handed over to her relatives and was allegedly hastily cremated by the U.P. police. Relatives have accused the police of cremating her without their presence despite their repeated demands to hand over her body. What is happening in Uttar Pradesh is goondaraj. The police have surrounded the village and were not allowing opposition leaders and mediapersons to enter it. They have taken away the mobile phones of the family members of the victim, according to a PTI report quoting activist and lawyer Prashant Bhushan.aying. Family members told media persons that police have threatened them against implicating the police in any way. Mahatma Gandhi had from 1933 begun his historic campaign for the removal of untouchability in all its forms and practices. Yet even today, the mindset or ‘Manuvadi’ among the upper castes remain deep rooted.

Manuwadi people do not believe in Constitution and praise Manusmriti for it’s greatness and they think that this is India’s future constitution. They believe and practise in the caste system where dehumanising lower castes in any form is to vindicate their beliefs. As per the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) 2019, nearly ten Dalit women are raped every day in the country with Uttar Pradesh recording among the highest numbers. Most often, such cases do not even get reported due to fear of heightened backlash from ‘dominant’ castes. This is the picture of the present socio-political scenario in India and a blot on its image as a constitutional democracy.

DailyDevotion The Place of Humiliation

If You can do anything, have compassion on us and help us. —Mark 9:22

After every time of exaltation, we are brought down with a sudden rush into things as they really are, where it is neither beautiful, poetic, nor thrilling. The height of the mountaintop is measured by the dismal drudgery of the valley, but it is in the valley that we have to live for the glory of God. We seeHis glory on the mountain, but we never live for His glory there. It is in the place of humiliation that we find our true worth to God— that is where our faithfulness is revealed. Most of us can do things if we are always at some heroic level of intensity, simply because of the natural selfishness of our own hearts. But God wants us to be at the drab everyday level, where we live in the valley according to our personal relationship with Him. Peter thought it would be a wonderful thing for them to remain on the mountain, but Jesus Christ took the disciples down from the mountain and into the valley, where the true meaning of the vision was explained (see Mark 9:5-6, Mark 9:14-23).

“If you can do anything….” It takes the valley of humiliation to remove the skepticism from us.

Look back at your own experience and you will find that until you learned who Jesus really was, you were a skillful skeptic about His power. When you were on the mountaintop you could believe anything, but what about when you were faced with the facts of the valley? You may be able to give a testimony regarding your sanctification, but what about the thing that is a humiliation to you right now? The last time you were on the mountain with God, you saw that all the power in heaven and on earth belonged to Jesus— will you be skeptical now, simply because you are in the valley of humiliation?

Quotes

It is not length of life, but depth of life. ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2020

Post-mortem

need of gandhian holistic view on education O n 2nd October the entire world has celebrated Mahatma Gandhi’s 151st Birth anniversary. Real celebration would be achieved only by implementing the Gandhian values in our day to day life. Education remains instrumental in this execution and transformation of the society.

“By education I mean an all-round drawing out of the best in the child and man- body, mind and spirit”-M.K.Gandhi.

It is truly said that all our problems are ultimately educational. Defects in the system of education are responsible for all our problems and only true education can set right all our defects.

In 20th century Gandhi emerged as a most prominent personality. He had an extra mile outlook on education and life. In all the arenas of a human life Gandhi diverged with a vision of humanity and spirituality. For more than five decades he continuously wrote and stood firmly for the Holistic values of education. Unlike an armchair thinker Gandhi put great theories in to practice and even developed his own firm convictions about education. Gandhian educational values were purely based on the supreme value of “Truth”. In all walks

of his life truth occupied a prominent role and he had given paramount significance to it. For Gandhi, truth is the supreme principle along with numerous other principles. Gandhi was a great believer of ancient Indian education system. He himself was proud about the way he had received education in his childhood. He also believed in the ancient principle of education “Sa VidyaYaVimktaye” or education is that which liberates. So, for his educational philosophy SelfRealization remained the corner stone principle.

“The field of education which holds the seeds of the future of children of the soil requires absolute sincerity, fearlessness, the pursuit of truth and boldest experiments provided always that they are sound and based upon deep thought, matured and sanctified by a life of consecration.”

Gandhi always opted for alternative educational program which was very much people oriented and rejected those developments that dehumanize and degrade people’s lives such as biased industrialization. According to him education not only shapes generation, but replicates a society’s essential assumptions about itself and the

individuals which construct it. For this he innovated and developed a system for the complete reformation which is unique in nature and at the same time for the wellbeing of the entire humanity, which is called ‘Sarvodaya’ meaning comprehensive progress. His views declared that there is no teacher better than parents.

Gandhi’s thorough research, introduced the ideas of education through productive work that is vocational education. He strongly believed that education cannot remain aloof from the powerful social and economic forces which are changing the social economic pattern of our society. Hence, he designed an education for all round development even in the field of science and technology for improving the economic life of people and therein eradicating poverty from the country.

Gandhi’s development in education emphasized and focused on spiritual and moral development and character formation.

He felt that when children are engaged in handy-crafts they enjoy the process of learning and a sense of creativity is developed in them. The thirst for knowledge should not be based only by mere bookish knowledge. It should

also include vocational training to develop skills in children for employment. So, he designed craft education in schools where students can earn from their craft products which would help them to become self -sufficient and thereby enhance the socialeconomic conditions of life. Apart from craft education importance in the field of technical education and training for various occupations was given due significance which would facilitate in self-discovery and self- discipline of an individual.

Gandhi put forward his dream education method through his self-supporting education. By adding craft education along with conventional educational syllabus, he had given new dimension to the education of his time. He has explained the Basic education as the physical, intellectual and moral growth of the children through the medium of handicraft. He even tried his idea to link it with the educational ideas of other western educational thinkers-such as Jean Jacques Rousseau, John Dewey, Maria Montessoriof his time as learning by doing, an education as selfsupporting in its nature.

By self-supporting schools, Gandhi visualized a school with teaching learning pro-

cess with an evaluation method to analyze its selfsustainability to a great extent. He has pointed out that when children admitted to school, they should be provided with craft tools as an important study material as text books. Gandhi insisted that for education big infrastructure is not required, rather dedicated teachers with good morals are required. He visualized that Vocational training will enable children to repay the expenses incurred for their education and it will train them for their future life.

Gandhi emphasized that the present community has to reach a level of selfsufficiency. He has promoted the idea of ‘earn while learning’. The present education system should support his vision by introducing a balanced education system which ensures not holistic values for the communities but also the holistic growth.

This is possible in present education, if it focuses on plain living and high thinking philosophy. Since, the present educational institutions have moved away from the purpose of education to profit making policy, which increased the cost of education, which was available freely in earlier period, but now non reachable to economically deprived sections of the community. The

Gandhian idea of educational policy was to make education reachable even to the communities consider to be unreachable. The present educational institutions must promote exchange programs for students and faculty with utmost priority.

The variation in the acquisition of skills happens, when the institutes derails from their primary focus on imparting required skills that demands the society in which they live. As an after-effect, only 3% learners of India are converted to skilled personals compared with 97% Germany. He also supports to introduce self-supporting schools and self-supporting education which becomes essential in the present educational era.

M.S.Patel says, the real greatness of Gandhiji is an educational philosopher consists in the fact that dominant tendencies of naturalism, idealism and pragmatism are not separate and independent in his philosophy, but they fuse into a unity.”

Thus, the goal of Gandhian education covers a wide spectrum of values that relates to the total development of both individual and society.

Fr. Dr. P.S.Varghese Principal MGM College Dimapur.

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he world is under- Nebuchadnezzar attacked And I am come down to ill history pardon yesterday, the patriotism of are well aware that behind us if we resolve yesterday is being named our dilute leaderships is going indescribable Jerusalem and destroyed deliver them out of the thousands of pa- by the bravery of shed- heterogeneity in opinion crises: economical- the magnificent temple hand of the Egyptians ly, socially and politically. built by King Solomon and and to bring them up out triot bloods just because of ding blood and tears for its from one against other is There seems to be no sign took away the gold, silver of that land unto a good our thoughtless decisions? fame and victory over their inevitable We perceived that the of containment of Corona- and all valuable articles. land, and a large, unto the Will history forgive us if enemies aggressions. But virus pandemic. Covid-19 God remained silent for land flowing with milk and we remain still like nothing the feats of yesterday and history of Naga is unlike has happened? Will history today are nevermore the any other and our rights cases are rapidly rising 400 years between Old honey....” daily all over the world. Testament and New TesThe Bible teaches that remain still without her same anymore, nowadays are none alike any other, generation we believed the history of Naga is poWorldwide, 30,406,813 tament times until the God comes to the res- sovereignty?

To every able citizens “education is our nation’s litical in nature, and the people were infected, and angel Gabriel was sent cue when a man reaches of Nagas, the 21st century shield” and so the back- problem of Naga is politi951,434 people died. Hos- to Mary to convey the his dead end and is in an is where we begin to persist bone of our today’s society cal in nature, so unless and pitals have become a place news that she was going absolutely helpless condiour living, with diverse is born to be nation of until Naga stand together of mourning as people die to give birth to Jesus the tion. After 400 long years, factotums and wider out- education. In addition the without being externally daily.

Saviour of the world. God God remembered the fate look seen and performed arrival of formal education diversified, our Naga issue Millions have lost remained silent when Jesus of the people of Israel in as the ongoing technology unto the Naga hills started can never be resolve and their jobs and do not know was hanging on the Cross Egypt. God said to Moses, is heading forward, and so in 1878 by Mrs Mary mead induce the Naga political where to go and what to for the remissions of the “I have seen the affliction as to live upto the expect- Clark at Molungyunsen, solution. do. The future is bleak. sins of the world. of my people, have heard ant so called “the modern makes an eye opener to A lot of patriotic Naga Politicians are giving false Further, God was si- their cry and know their technological era” Marthin an extensive outlook to leaders fought for Naga promises and false hopes. lent when Joseph was kept sorrow”. It is fascinating Luther King Jr once said procure western education cause and for her indeHowever, the reality is that in a pit and was sold to that God can SEE, HEAR “the ultimate measure of a to Naga soil and embark a pendent nation against the hegemonic of pre-Japanese people have no money, the Midianites and then and FEEL. God saw their man is not where he stands leadership role no job, and no food. The to Potiphar, a Captain of affliction, heard their cry in moments of comfort, but Between-time of no and later India, bloods of economic climate of ev- Pharoah’s guards. God was and felt the situation the where he stands at times long in the present sce- patriotic leaders had been ery country has plunged silent when Joseph was children Israel were in of challenges and contro- nario, over there can be shed all over the terrain into a new low, facing a falsely accused and put in Egypt. Then God says, I versy” It can be reckoned seen a heap of loopholes, land, and the nightmare of recession, forcing people prison by Potiphar. God have come down to deliver that a high performer will the tangible leadership bloodshed and torture was into insecurity, fear and was silent when Shadrach, and take you to a better not always become a great quality is seen to be weaken all over and incline them anxiety.

Meshach, and Obed-nego place. God’s timing is dif- leader, and a leader will not in the present time of our to further gives no hopes On the other hand, were cast into the burn- ferent from ours. God’s be interpreted as a great society. A lot of diversity and aspiration to further leader if being able to at- has seen to take place, in go on, but the patriotism God’s people are praying ing fire. God was silent plan is high above ours. which runs within side all over the world, crying when Daniel was thrown God is not subject to tract, charm and influence which different ideological their blood further gives the followers is not within, view point from one group unto God for help in terms into the lion’s den for his any power on earth. He is hope and aspiration to of security, protection and religious belief and dis- sovereign and self-existent. then it is a leader with against another arises, and therefore continue fighting quality less. it is the core issue of toa better life. In most coun- cipline. It appeared as if He acts according to His Of old during our an- day’s society, one is said to for their rival hegemonies. tries, Church buildings everything reached the own will, plan and pleacestors time, those spears have competent idealistic To all the people from difremain closed for almost dead end. However, God sure. In the Coronavirus and daos are the cause be- whereas the unrealistic ferent walks of life, come six months. People are has His way. Was it a dead pandemic people across hind their fame and victory belief in pursue of one’s let us unite ourselves and longing to go to church end? Certainly not, they the world irrespective of which performs their task own perfection overshad- seek our rights and justice services, but restrictions came out victorious. God’s nationality, culture, lan- with much off by chopping owed the other side of true for a better integration of prevail. All over the world, silence has a purpose. His guages and religion are suf- the enemy’s head, and that charismatic patriots. In Nagas. For we believe our every Christian household ways are not our ways, fering beyond description. is how the true patriotism current time of our society, history is unique unlike any has turned into a home nor His thoughts, our Poor and rich, black and of a leadership started to there has been seen a lot of other, let us show to intrudchurch. We are using mod- thoughts. His ways are white, educated and uned- enshrine upon. Further- vicious from one organisa- ers that we are unique and ern technologies as never much higher than ours. It ucated, all are on the same more as the world changing tion to the another, none so as our history is unique. before to communicate takes enormous patience boat today. Is God looking to more on technology, has an ability to abase one- Kuknalim with each other. Pastors to wait and see its fulfil- at and hearing their cry? the generation of today self and bow for the cause Likhumpa. L (Likhumpa1@gmail.com) and Church leaders are ment. Isaiah 55:8-9 says, God has His timing and are no longer the same as of society as a whole. We trying to reach their con- “For my thoughts are not ways to act and deliver gregations through Zoom, your thoughts, neither are people from the suffering whatsapp, Facebook, etc., your ways my ways, saith of the Pandemic. So don’t on Sundays to keep their the LORD. For as the lose faith in Him. He will folks intact. heavens are higher than indeed act and deliver you Where is God, while the earth, so are my ways and me from this dreadful humanity is suffering be- higher than your ways, situation called Coronaviyond description? Why is and my thoughts than your rus pandemic. So, let us God silent? Is not God lis- thoughts”. continue to wait and trust Sir, tening to the prayer and cry The Bible says, God on the God Jehovah the Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper, I would like to draw the of His people? Is God not remembered the people deliverer of Israel. We have attention of the concerned authorities towards the awareness of improper sanitation concerned about the suf- of Israel and His covenant no other choice! and hygiene of our society. We all have been monitoring this coronavirus as it is ferings of people around with Abraham, Isaac and J e r e m i a h 1 7 : 7 , spreading around the globe. This is dangerous stuff and without proper sanitation the world? These are the Jacob, that He has estab- “Blessed is the man that and hygiene, it can spread rapidly in our locality as well. The situation is unpredictquestions bothering mil- lished with them after 400 trusteth in the LORD, and able and many people are dying. The major cause of this downfall leading to vast lions of minds. What is the years. He appeared to Mo- whose hope the LORD spreading of the virus is the lack of common sense of the people. We are encourBiblical answer? Has there ses in the burning bush, is”. aged to wash our hands more frequently, wear masks, sanitize and maintain social been any moment that God while grazing sheep.

Bishop (Dr) P. R. distancing but very few follow this norm. This can be very dangerous as the virus is very contagious. The medical world in Nagaland is doing everything it can to was silent? The answer is In Exodus 3:7-8, the Parichha, DD very much, YES. Lord said, “I have seen (The writer is the Found- isolate those infected so that this virus remains contained, but if the situation gets God remained silent the affliction of my people er of India Evangelistic As- out of hand, each of us could be impacted in a life- threatening way. Therefore, I for 400 years while people which are in Egypt, and sociation and Community request you to highlight the issue in your newspaper and generate public awareness of Israel were suffering have heard their cry by Church of India. He is the towards the improper sanitation and hygiene. I believe that we must not be glib about slavery under Pharaoh. reason of their taskmaster; Former Chairman of India the coronavirus, to do so might not just be foolish, it could be fatal.

Panyam A Phom, Walford Central Colony, Dimapur God remained silent when for I know their sorrow; Missions Association).

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Hathras incident: Massive protest erupts in Delhi Congress prepares draft model law to annul central farm laws

Priyanka gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal criticise Uttar Pradesh government

NEW DELHI, OCT 2 (PTI): Hundreds of civil society members, students, women and political leaders, including Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, gathered at Jantar Mantar in central Delhi on Friday in a massive protest to demand justice to the young woman who died a fortnight after being allegedly gang raped in Hathras district of Uttar Pradesh.

Wearing masks and raising slogans against the UP government, they demanded that Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath resign, alleging his administration was “shielding” the accused.

Most of the protesters said they were outraged over the way the UP police cremated the body of the victim in the dead of the night.

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who had tried to march to Hathras with her brother Rahul Gandhi after being briefly detained by police in Greater Noida Thursday, attended a separate prayer meeting for the 19-year-old Dalit woman.

She said every woman needs to raise her voice and question the government to seek justice for the “daugh-

Members of various organizations during a protest against the death of a 19-year-old Dalit woman. (PTI) ter of Hathras”. She added the Congress party will continue to exert pressure on the Adityanath government till justice is delivered in the case. The woman succumbed at Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital to the injuries she suffered in the assault by four upper-caste men in her village in Hathras district on September 14. The four have been arrested. The incident triggered outrage across the country after TV footage showed that the local police cremated the body in the dead of the night.

Her family members alleged they were not allowed to bring the body home one last time, but police claimed

they had the family’s consent for the cremation.

Priyanka Gandhi, who has been at the forefront of the attack on the Uttar Pradesh government, slammed the Hathras administration for cremating her after the sunset.

“Our country does not have a tradition where the father, the brother — the family of the victim is not allowed to light the pyre,” she said at the prayer meeting organised at the Prachin Bhagwan Valmiki Mandir on Panchkuian Road in central Delhi. Later in the evening, civil society activists, students, women and political leaders gathered at

Jantar Mantar against the incident and the UP government’s response to it. The protest was to be held at India Gate initially but had to shifted to Jantar Mantar owing to the prohibitory orders in place in the Rajpath area.

Chief Minister Kejriwal, actor Swara Bhasker, Bhim Army chief Chandrasekhar Azad, AAP legislator Saurabh Bhardwaj, Left leaders Prakash Karat and Sitaram Yechury also attended the protest. Addressing protestors, Kejriwal said there should be no politics over the issue and the accused must get the strictest punishment.

“The entire country wants that the accused get strictest punishment. Few people feel attempts are being made to shield the accused. That should not happen... The family needs help and sympathy. The family should not be troubled,” he said. Bhasker said people from different groups have gathered at Jantar Mantar, which shows how enraged people are. “It is time we start fighting against the rape epidemic.” Lawyeractivist Prashant Bhushan said the police have sur-

rounded the village, are not allowing opposition leaders and mediapersons to enter it and have taken away the mobile phones of the family members of the victim.

“What is happening in UP is goondaraj,” he alleged. “The silence of the central government and the top leadership of the BJP on such a heinous crime and the UP government’s response thereafter speaks volumes about the authoritarian and anti-democratic “chehra”, “chaal”, “charitra” and “chintan” of the ruling party,” Yechury said.

In view of the protest, Delhi police had beefed up security at Jantar Mantar.

Senior police officers and paramilitary personnel were deployed to manage the crowd and the site has been barricaded to restrict the movement of people, an official said. The entry and exit gates of a few Delhi Metro stations that lead to Jantar Mantar were closed for a few hours. “Entry & exit gate for Janpath is closed. Trains will not be halting at this station. Exit gates for Rajiv Chowk and Patel Chowk are closed,” the DMRC tweeted.

NEW DELHI, OCT 2 (PTI): The Congress has prepared a draft model law that will be legislated by party-ruled states in order to annul the central farm laws.

Sources said on Friday that the model law has been drafted and will soon be sent to Congress-ruled states to replicate it in their state assemblies.

The move comes days after Congress chief Sonia Gandhi asked states under party’s rule to enact legislations to bypass Centre’s three farm-related laws that

have triggered protests by farmers.

The move also comes ahead of the tractor rallies to be taken out by the Congress in Punjab and Haryana from October 4, in which party leader Rahul Gandhi will participate. The rallies are part of Congress agitations against the farm legislations.

The Congress is strongly opposing the three legislations and it has launched countrywide protests in each district and Vidhan Sabha on Gandhi Jayanti.

The Congress president

had advised the Congressruled states to pass laws in their respective states under Article 254(2) of the Constitution which allows the state legislatures to pass a law to “negate antiagriculture central laws” that “encroach” upon the state’s jurisdiction under the Constitution.

The Congress claims that rules under Article 245(2) allow a state legislature to enforce laws “repugnant to the parliament law”, a provision used by the BJP earlier against the central land acquisition act.

Covid-19: IMA honours 515 martyred docs on Gandhi Jayanti

NEW DELHI, OCT 2 (IANS): Indian Medical Association (IMA) on Friday released a poster carrying the names and photographs of 515 doctors -- 492 males and 23 females -- who died on the line of duty while treating Covid-19 patients.

The poster is a tribute paid to the martyred doctors on the occasion of the 151st birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, said the apex association of doctors in the country. “IMA dedicates the sacrifice of 515 Indian doctors in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic to the nation. We salute these martyrs, and all the nurses and healthcare workers who sacrificed their lives as well,” the message along with the poster read.

The IMA also said that as per its records, as many as 2,425 doctors have been infected by the virus till September.

The association recorded the maximum number of fatalities in doctors between the age group of 60 and 70 years, followed by the age group of 50 and 60 years. The least fatality among doctors has been reported under the age of 35. However, the association is pained by the fact that the sacrifice of the doctors’ community was not resonated by the government. “The government does not have data on doctors who died due to Covid-19, but they managed to procure the data on the deaths of NRIs. You see where their (government) priority is,” IMA president Rajan Sharma told IANS.

Media entry banned in Hathras NIA charge sheets 3 in LeT terrorists recruitment case the fields to prevent media persons from reaching the house of the victim and meeting her family.

A local official, who did not identify himself, said that restrictions were in place due to Section 144 being imposed in the district.

In Lucknow, UP minister and government spokesman Siddhartha Nath Singh said, “Today, the Trinamool people tried to reach the village and their purpose was merely to register their pres-

ence in this situation. It is like “Main bhi hoon na.”

Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, were prevented from going to Hathras on Thursday amid high drama on the Yamuna expressway. “I request you to allow media persons and other political parties to meet the aggrieved family,” she added.

NEW DELHI, OCT 2 (PTI): The NIA has filed a charge-sheet against three persons who allegedly underwent training in Pakistan to carry out terrorist attacks in India on the instructions of Pakistanbased terror group Lashkare-Taiba (LeT), an official said.

The charge-sheet against Muneeb Hameed

Bhat, Junaid Ahmad Mattoo and Umer Rashid Wani, all residents of Jammu and Kashmir’s Kulgam district, was filed before a special NIA court in Jammu on Thursday. It was filed under sections of the Ranbir Penal Code and the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA), the official said.

Mattoo and Wani were killed in separate en-

counters in Jammu and Kashmir in 2017 and 2018, respectively, the NIA official said.

The case relates to subversive activities of the LeT in Kulgam. It was motivating youths such as Bhat to join the terror group and organised their travel to Pakistan for terrorist training on the basis of valid travel

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BJP leader and former Madhya Pradesh CM Uma Bharti on Friday appealed to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to allow media persons and opposition party leaders to meet the aggrieved family of Hathras gangrape victim. Taking to Twitter, she said she was admitted to AIIMS Rishikesh currently and today was her seventh day in the hospital and hence she couldn’t appear in the special CBI court on Ayodhya case. She expressed apprehension at the manner in which the police have laid siege to the village and the victim’s family. “She was a daughter of a Dalit family. She was cremated by the police in a hurry and now the family are under siege,” she said in Hindi. Bharti said that there was no such rule that the family could not meet anyone in the SIT investigation.

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H AT H R A S / C H A N DIGARH (UP), OCT 2 (IANS/ AGENCIES): Tempers ran high in Hathras on Friday after the district administration banned the entry of the media in Boolgarhi village where the Hathras assault victim lived.

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girl killed in UP; Modi running his government in Self-Reliant Mission includes 14-year-old head smashed with bricks atmosphere of ‘fear’, says Sonia vision for global welfare: PM NEW DELHI, OCT 2 (PTI): Asserting that the world also takes a leap ahead when India prospers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the clarion call for an ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ includes a vision of global welfare and sought support of the Indian diaspora to realise this dream.

He also underlined the need to amplify the rich history of Indian science and said many historical questions have been solved with the help of science over the last century.

“India’s clarion call of an ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat (Self-Reliant India) includes a vision of global welfare.

To realise this dream, I invite you all and seek your support,” Modi said at the inauguration of the Vaishvik Bhartiya Vaigyanik (VAIBHAV) Summit, a global virtual summit of overseas and resident Indian researchers and academicians being organised from October 2-31, 2020.

“Recently India introduced pioneering space reforms. These reforms pro-

Narendra Modi vide opportunities for both industry and the academia,” Modi said while listing numerous steps taken by his government to boost science, research and innovation.

He further said the government wants top-class scientific research to help the farmers. “Our agricultural research scientists have worked hard to ramp up our production of pulses. Today we import only a very small fraction of our pulses. Our food-grain production has hit a record high,” he said.

Modi further said his government is encouraging indigenous vaccine production. “Four new vaccines were introduced into our

immunisation programme in 2014 including an indigenously developed Rotavirus vaccine,” he said.

Modi said the VAIBHAV summit has brought together eminent people from India as well as from abroad, making it a confluence of great minds from across the world.

“You have also made some good suggestions for improving the research ecosystem in India. I hope this summit is going to be very productive,” he told the participants.

Referring to the time periods like the stone age, the bronze age, the iron age, the space age and the digital age, Modi said each of those marked some key technological advancements.

“I would like to thank the scientists who offered their suggestions and ideas today. You have brilliantly covered many subjects.

Most of you highlighted the importance of greater collaboration between the Indian academic and research ecosystem with their foreign counterparts,” he said.

BHADOHI (UP), OCT 2 (IANS): In yet another case of crime against women in Uttar Pradesh, a 14-year-old Dalit girl, was found murdered in Bhadohi district on Thursday. The girl, according to the police, had gone to the field to relieve herself and did not return home.

Her brother, who went out to look for her, found the body in the field. The police said her head was smashed with bricks.

Ram Badan Singh, superintendent of police, said: “The head of the girl was smashed with stones. Postmortem report is awaited.”

The girl was a resident of Chakrajaram Tiwaripur village of Gopiganj police station area. The family has expressed suspicion that she was killed after sexual assault. However, rape can only be confirmed after the post-mortem report.

A team of forensic experts and crime branch officials has also reached the village to collect evidence and probe the matter.

The murder of the 14year-old comes after the Hathras incident where the 19-year-old was allegedly

raped and strangulated. The police, has now denied that she was raped even though the victim said in a video message that she was sexually assaulted.

On Tuesday, hours after the Hathras victim died, a 22-year-old Dalit student was also raped and brutalized in Balrampur district.

She died on way to the hospital.

On Thursday, two minor girls were raped in Bulandshahr and Azamgarh districts of Uttar Pradesh.

According to reports, in Azamgarh, an 8-year-old girl was allegedly raped by her 20-year-old neighbour in Jiyanpur area.

“We received a complaint of rape with a minor girl on Wednesday. A case was immediately registered.

The accused, Danish, has been arrested. He lives in front of the girl’s residence and used to visit her house regularly,” said Sudhir Kumar Singh, Superintendent of Police.

In Bulandshahr, a teenage girl was allegedly raped by her neighbour at a village in Kakore area on Wednesday night.

MOTIHARI (BIHAR), OCT 2 (PTI): Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi on Friday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alleging he is running his government in an atmosphere of “fear”.

On Gandhi Jayanti, she also invoked the Father of the Nation, to assail the government which, she claimed, swears by his name but demolishes his ideals through its actions.

The Congress leader also accused the Centre of

having weakened laws like MNREGA and Right to Information (RTI) Act which her party’s government had enacted to protect the interests of common people.

“Some people swear

by Gandhi jis name but demolish his ideals and principles through their actions. Anarchy, atrocity and mistreatment prevail everywhere. An environment of discrimination has been created in the society where atrocities are being inflicted on innocent people,” she

said.

She was virtually addressing a ‘Gandhi Chetna Rally’ at Congress party office in Motihari, the headquarters of East Champaran district in Bihar, to mark the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.

It was in Champaran where Gandhi had experimented with ‘Satyagraha’ for the first time in India.

It would later become his most potent weapon in the fight against the British rule.

NSF, ENSF to launch first phase of agitation...

(From p-1) Asserting that both the study bodies had shown maximum restraint, the ENSF president warned that if the government fails to resolve the issue, they will go for agitation from October 12.

Govt’s reply to ultimatum: It may be mentioned that the State government’s response of September 23, which appealed for withdrawing the ultimatum, stated that the issue of mainstreaming of SSA & RMSA teachers of 2010 & 2013 batches was taken up at a joint meeting with the P&AR department and Finance department under the chairmanship of the chief secretary on September 14.

It was decided that the P&AR depart-

ment would examine the seniority list submitted by the School Education department and accorded necessary clearance. It was also decided that the Finance department and School Education department would work out detailed financial implication/ budget on account of mainstreaming modalities of payment of salaries and adjustment of budget and indicate requirement, the letter had explained.

It also mentioned that 75% of the vacancies of teachers occurring annually would be frozen till further orders, adding a cabinet memo would also be submitted for formal mainstreaming of the SSA and RMSA teachers of 2010 and 2013 batches.

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NEW DELHI, OCT 2 (PTI): President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday paid floral tributes to Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, on his 151st birth anniversary at Rajghat here.

They also paid homage to former prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri on his birth anniversary at Vijay Ghat.

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Chhattisgarh Armed Force (CAF).

The Maoists also looted the arms and ammunition of the security personnel killed in the attack.

NIA took over the case in March this year.

The spokesperson said with no clues available initially, break-through was

the Gonderas Forest area of south Bastar, which was chaired by Giri Reddy a DKSZC member and incharge of Darbha Division.

“During the meeting, as part of Tactical Counter Offensive Campaign (TCOC), it was decided to kill Bhima Mandavi, along with other political leaders, police personnel and disrupt the election process. Bada Deva, Secretary of Darbha Division Committee, was made overall in-charge to carry out the objectives of TCOC,” the official said.

Under the leadership of Maoist Bada Deva, cadres of CPI (Maoist) were mobilized and an IED on the Nakulnar-Bacheli road was placed near Shyamgiri village, where the annual fair was being organized.

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I, Mr. Imyapangba (Birth name) S/o Late Tsupong, resident of H.No. 002, Residency Colony, Dimapur Sadar, Dimapur-797112, Nagaland have declared through an Affidavit No. 23514 dated 25.09.2020 that Mr. T. Yapang Ao (as in Aadhar, PAN and SBI A/c) and Mr. Imyapangba refers to the name of one and same person i.e. me. Henceforth my name should be written as Mr. T. Yapang Ao for all official and other purposes.

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The case relates to an IED blast followed by indiscriminate firing on April 9 last year near Shyamgiri Village in Kuakonda Police Station of Dantewada in which Bhima Mandavi, the then sitting MLA of Dantewada, was killed by operatives of CPI (Maoist), along with four police personnel of

achieved in the case after examining several witnesses, surrendered Maoist cadres and rigorous technical analysis.

“During the course of investigation, the NIA arrested six accused persons Madka, Bhima, Linge, Laxman, Ramesh and Haripal, who had provided shelter, food, logistic support, electric wires and steel containers to the Maoists.

“Investigation established that the decision to kill the then MLA of Dantewada was taken at Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee (DKSZC) level meeting held in December 2018 in West Bastar,” the official said.

Later, another meeting at Darbha Division Committee level, was held in the end of February, 2019, in

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NEW DELHI, OCT 2 (IANS): The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Friday said it has filed a charge sheet against 33 people in connection with the murder of BJP MLA Bhima Mandavi in Chhattisgarh last year.

An NIA spokesperson here said that the agency filed the charge sheet on Thursday in an NIA court in Jagdalpur against 33 people, out of which six have been arrested.

Five accused in the case have already died, while 22 are still absconding.

The NIA arrested Madka Ram Tati, Bhima Ram Tati, Linge Tati, Laxman Jaiswal, Ramesh Kumar Kashyap and Haripal Singh Chauhan, all residents of Dantewada.

KOHIMA : NAGALAND NOTICE NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 373 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) Succession Case No. 193 of 2020 Whereas an application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Vikepele Angami has filed by Shri Pungosal Angami, H/o Lt. Vikepele Angami, R/o H. No – TTC – 167 ‘B’ Upper Tsiepfütsiepfhe (A.G Colony) Kohima to draw/operate/close/transfer Service Benefits, Pension Benefit and SBI A/C No. – 30102906482 at Lerie Branch Kohima, who expired on 05-03-2020.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interests in the administration of estate of this said deceased may he/she so desired appear in this court within 30 ( Thirty) days from the date of publication of notice.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 1st Oct 2020.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2020

Armenia ready for cease-fire talks Sharif playing dangerous game at India’s behest: Imran YEREVAN, OCT 2 (AP): Officials in Armenia said Friday the country is ready to discuss a cease-fire in the separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh, where heavy fighting between Armenian and Azerbaijani forces has continued for six straight days, killing dozens and leaving scores wounded.

This week’s fighting is the biggest escalation in years in the decades-long dispute over the region, which lies within Azerbaijan but is controlled by local ethnic Armenian forces backed

by Armenia. It prompted calls for a cease-fire from all around the globe.

On Thursday, leaders of Russia, France and the United States — co-chairs of the so-called Minsk Group, which was set up by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe in 1992 to resolve the conflict — issued a joint statement statement calling for “immediate cessation of hostilities” and “resuming substantive negotiations ... under the auspices of the OSCE Minsk Group cochairs.”

Armenia’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement Friday that the country stands “ready to engage” with the co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group “to re-

Armenian Foreign Ministry in this photo released on Friday alleged Azerbaijani armed forces shell civilian infrastructures in Stepanakert. (AP/PTI)

establish a cease-fire regime based on the 1994-1995 agreements.”

“Ar menia remains committed to the peaceful resolution of the NagornoKarabakh conflict,” the statement read.

The deadly clashes in the region resumed Friday, with Armenian military officials reporting Azerbaijan carrying out strikes on Nagorno-Karabakh’s capital Stepanakert, and Azerbaijan’s Defense Ministry accusing Armenian forces of shelling the Agdam region.

The region’s officials said more than 150 servicemen on their side have been killed so far. Azerbaijani

authorities haven’t provided details on its military casualties, but said 19 civilians have been killed and 55 more have been wounded.

Several journalists were wounded in shelling of the Matruni town on Thursday.

Two of them were French citizens working with Le Monde newspaper.

Reporter Allan Kaval and photographer Rafael Yaghobzadeh were taken to the Stepanakert hospital and operated on there, and were being evacuated Friday morning to Yerevan. The two will be then taken to Paris, Le Monde reported.

In an article published Friday, Le Monde said they

had traveled to Martuni on Thursday morning to “state for themselves the extent of the damage” from this week’s fighting. They were with several French, Armenian and other journalists when the town was attacked.

The report quotes regional human rights ombudsman Artak Beglaryan as saying four civilians were killed and 11 other people wounded in the shelling.

Armenia and Azerbaijan have been locked for decades in a conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, where a separatist war was fought in the early 1990s, ending in 1994 — three years after the breakup of the Soviet Union.

The 4,400-square-kilometer (1,700-square-mile) enclave in the Caucasus Mountains, roughly the size of the U.S. state of Delaware, lies 50 kilometers (30 miles) from the Armenian border.

Azerbaijan’s president said Armenia’s withdrawal from Nagorno-Karabakh was the sole condition to end the fighting. Armenian officials claim Turkey is involved in the conflict, allegedly sending fighters from Syria to the region and deploying Turkish F-16 fighter jets to assist Azerbaijani forces.

ISLAMABAD, OCT 2 (IANS): Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has lashed out at the fier y speeches made by former premier and PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif, stating that he was playing a dangerous game by targeting Islamabad’s powerful military establishment at the behest of India.

In an interview to a private television channel, Khan accused his predecessor for creating a “huge mischief ” by attacking the Pakistan Army. “ N awa z S h a r i f i s playing a dangerous game against Pakistan and I am 100 per cent sure that India is supporting him.

“Why Nawaz Sharif always had a dispute with army chiefs, because he was involved in corrupt practices and wanted to control them,” he added.

Khan said Sharif is now playing the same game that was once being played by former founder of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Altaf Hussain, who he said was also working on India’s agenda and had his supporters chant ‘Pakistan Murdabad’ along with calling for India’s help to what he called free Pakistan from oppression.

“He (Sharif) is becoming the next Altaf Hussain.

He is a coward, I am sure

Lebanon, Israel announce US-mediated talks over sea border

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(AKHETO ACHUMI) Vice President

(KUGHATO ROCHILL) Asstt. Gen. Secy.

FELICITATION The Office of CHUKITONG RANGE STUDENTS' UNION (CRSU) with immense pride and honour would like to acknowledge and congratulate: 1) Maj (Retd) R. M Lotha, Co-Convener of NPAC, GPRN/NSCN for being inducted as an Advisor to the Collective Leadership (ACL). The Union extends our profound gratitude to the GPRN/ NSCN for recognizing his contribution and reposing trust in him as an Advisor to the Collective Leadership (ACL).

2) Shri. R. Mhathung Ngullie of Nungying Village, Assistant Chief Electoral Officer, Nagaland for being promoted to the post of Deputy Chief Electoral Officer, Nagaland (Class-1 Gazetted) The Union prays that God gives them wisdom, good health, truthfulness and guide while discharging their responsibilities.

Mr. Bibenthung Ngullie President, CRSU

Mr. Yantsow Ezung Gen. Secy, CRSU

IMSONGUNGER KIDONG UNGMA IMLANG MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

KÜMREM PELASETER Tsungrem temoatsü olura Dr. M . Chuba Imsong B.J.P National Vice-President inyaktsü shimtetba atema kangasa kanga pelaba Imsongunger kidong Ungma-i metetdaktsür. Aser Shri. Narendra Modi Hon’ble Prime Minister, Shri. J.P. Nadda President BJP National aser Mr.Imna Along President BJP Nagaland State parnok dang kidongi pelaba sangdonger.

Tsungrem-i nü wadang nübur asoshi tali moajangma.

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Sd/1. Imli Tatar 2. Alemtoshi Tatar 3. Chutensangba Tatar 4. Temjensangba Tatar 5. Limasungit Tatar 6. Nokmetsuba Tatar

OFFICE OF THE MEKOKLA STUDENTS’ UNION

MEKOKLA, WOKHA-797111 ; NAGALAND. FELICITATION With immense joy and heartfelt gratitude, the Mekokla Students’ Union extend our heartiest congratulations to Sr. Kilonser Shombo. R.M. Lotha, Co-Convener of NPAC, GPRN/NSCN on his induction as Advisor to Collective Leadership (ACL), GPRN/NSCN. Acknowledging the merit of his induction as a landmark accomplishment, the Union wish him good health and every success in his new assignment and assure him of our prayers and support.

The MSU further express our heartfelt gratitude to the Collective Leadership of GPRN/NSCN for recognizing Shompo R.M Lotha’s competence as a Naga leader through his induction as advisor to the Collective leadership.

Sd/Sd/Lijanbeni A Kikon Yensa Kikon President General Secretary Mekokla Students’ Union Mekokla Students’ Union

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The Suruhuto Tokukujo Kuqhakulu Kohima (STKK) takes immense pride and honour in congratulating our esteem member Er. Inaho. P. Awomi, S/o Lt. Pukhahe Awomi of Surumi Village for being promoted to the post of Joint Director, Department of New & Renewable Energy, Nagaland, Kohima.

The STKK further wishes him good health, wisdom and successful in his future endeavors.

for at least the first round.

He would not specify exactly who would be representing the Israelis or the Lebanese adding that the talks are strictly about maritime issues and delineating a border.

The UN peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon, known as UNIFIL, welcomed the agreement saying it stands ready “to extend to the parties all the support at its disposal and facilitate efforts towards a resolution.”

OFFICE OF THE

EMLOTOMI KUPOSHUKULU KOHIMA KOHIMA: NAGALAND

FELICITATION

With immense pride, we the EKK congratulate our fellowship President Er. James Khala, son of Late Rev. I. Khala, for elevation to the respectable position of Additional Director, Department of New and Renewable Energy, Government of Nagaland.

We the members of the fellowship pray that Almighty God give you more wisdom and sound health to serve the people.

Sd/(VIHETO AYE) V.P, EKK

Sd/(SHINIHO AYE) G.S, EKK

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have no diplomatic relations and are technically in a state of war. They each claim about 860 square kilometers (330 square miles) of the Mediterranean Sea as within their own exclusive economic zones.

Indirect talks mean that Lebanese army negotiators will not be speaking directly to members of the Israeli delegation but through U.N. and US officials.

Schenker said he will lead the US mediation team

OFFICE OF THE

RALAN RANGE UNION DIMAPUR FELICITATION

Ralan Range Union Dimapur (RRUD) with immense pride and honour convey heartiest congratulations to Shri Mmhonlumo Kikon, Hon’ble Advisor IT, Science & Technology, New & Renewable Energy, Govt of Nagaland on being appointed as a National Level Spokesperson BJP. The Union prays to God to grant him good health, and heavenly wisdom to guide him through as he continues to serve the nation with dedication and commitment with the best of his ability. The Union further wishes him more success in his future endeavour.

Mhonyamo Ngullie Chairman, RRUD

Renpen Lotha Gen. Secy, RRUD

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LONDON, OCT 2 (AP): British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Saturday will “take stock” of negotiations on a postBrexit free trade deal and to “discuss next steps,” officials said.

The announcement by both sides came as they were winding up another weeklong session of detailed negotiations on a rudimentary free trade agreement that should come in force once a Brexit transition period ends Dec. 31.

Little progress has been made on such a deal since the U.K. left the bloc at the end of January.

Both sides have acknowledged that time is running out if they are to achieve an agreement before the current Brexit transition period comes to an end at the end of the year.

Johnson has said he is prepared to walk away from the negotiations if there is no agreement by the time of the next EU summit on Oct. 15. The EU sees a deadline at the end of the month, allowing for two months to get any deal through legislative approval.

Complicating the trade talks further are Britain’s plans to breach an international agreement it signed with the EU to regulate trade on the island of Ireland, where both sides have their only land border separating the U.K.’s Northern Ireland from EU member Ireland.

last week that a deal had been reached, but there was no immediate Lebanese or US confirmation at the time.

The official said Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz will lead the Israeli delegation.

“We are hoping to start direct negotiations in the near future. Our presumptive goal is to arrive at a peaceful resolution on the matter of the Exclusive Economic Zone bordering between Israel and Lebanon in a way that benefits both neighbouring nations," Steinitz said in a statement.

Israel and Lebanon

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retary of State for Near Eastern Affairs David Schenker, the top US diplomat for the Middle East.

The agreement “will allow both countries to begin discussions, which have the potential to yield greater stability, security, and prosperity for Lebanese and Israeli citizens alike,” US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement.

He added that the agreement is the result of nearly three years of intense diplomatic engagement by US officials.

An Israeli official said

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BEIRUT, OCT 2 (AP): Lebanon and Israel have reached an agreement on a framework of indirect, US-mediated talks over a longstanding disputed maritime border between the two countries, the parties announced Thursday.

The talks will be held at the headquarters of the UN peacekeeping force in the southern Lebanese border town of Naqoura under the banner of the United Nations.

The talks are expected to begin on October 14, according to US Assistant Sec-

With utmost pride and honor, the Chukitong Town Students' Union conveys heartiest congratulatory note to Maj (Retd) R. M. Lotha, Co-Convener of NPAC, GPRN/NSCN, for being inducted as Advisor to the Collective Leadership (ACL). May your attainment towards the respectable position serve as a blessing for the betterment/upliftment of the Nagas.

The Union further wishes him good health and a visionary mind and prays that he will continue to guide and serve the Naga people at his best.

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he has support from India. India’s interest was to weaken our army. India’s think tanks say they want to break Pakistan. Some foolish liberals were agreeing with the narrative of Sharif, who is creating a huge ‘fitna’ (mischief) by attacking the army,” he said.

The convicted former leader, who was allowed to fly to London for treatment late last year, broke his long silence last month, saying

that the opposition was up not against “selected prime minister” but against those who had brought him into power in the 2018 elections.

K h a n’s s t a t e m e n t comes after Sharif ’s speeches to his party members and opposition leaders targeted Pakistan’s military establishment for supporting, facilitating and backing the incumbent leader to come in power through rigged elections.

Sharif, during his speech revealed and claimed that his government, in a bid to soothe ties with the Pakistan Army, back-engineered the US Tomahawk missile to enhance the defence capabilities of the country. “I have made immense contributions for army and spent billions and trillions... We made the country a nuclear power and developed JF-17 fighter jet with the collaboration of China,” he said.

75 TH BIRTHDAY TRIBUTE TO

L. VIKUTO WOTSA

On this day, we want to thank you for all the sacrifices you have made, for your unconditional love and constant support, for being the wonderful person that you are. As we celebrate your 75th Birthday, we pray for the divine favour of our Lord to be upon you. May good health, joy and happiness never depart your world and may you be surrounded by love, peace and strength always. We love you.

From Wife, Children, In-laws, Grandchildren and Relatives.

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Pungro Village Unit NPF support S. Kiusumew The Naga Peoples Front (NPF) Pungro Village Unit has unanimously decided to support the candidature of Shri. S. Kiusumew Yimchungru for the forthcoming bye-election to the 60th A/C Pungro- Kiphire slated for 3rd November 2020.

Parent body Women Wing Youth Wing 1. Kihoto. R., President 2. Phenongkiu, V/President 3. Rehde, V/President 4. Torechu, Gen. Secy 5. Tsulemthong, Jt/Secy 6. Vensangthong, Jt/Secy

1. Supishe, President 2. Khalila, V/President 3. Tsusushe, Gen/Secy 4. Devila, Jt/Secy 5. Wolenmew, Jt/Secy

1. Sulenthong, President 2. Akamba, V/President 3. Seyathong, Gen/Secy 4. Kelemew, Jt/Secy

Executives 1. T. Pensukiu 2. N. Yongsuthong.

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NDPP, NPF Moya, Kiuro, Amikioro villages unit support S. Kiusumew The Naga Peoples Front (NPF) Moya, Amikioro and Kiuro villages unit have thoroughly deliberated and decided to support the candidature of Shri.

S. Kiusumew Yimchungru for the forthcoming bye-election to the 60th A/C Pungro-Kiphire slated for 3rd November 2020. This was unanimously resolved by the party on 1st Oct 2020 in the interest of village unit in particular and NPF party in general.

The following are the office bearers of NPF and NDPP Moya, Kiuro and Amikioro village unit.

NPF Parent body Moya village unit; 1. Hori. R., President,

2. Tokiumong K., Gen Secy.

1. Omega, Vice President 2. Tsalito, Gen Secy.

1. Thsangshala, President 2. Alila, Gen Secy.

Youth Wing

Women Wing

NDPP Unit Moya Village.

1. Thsangking, Gen. Secy, Molongmika Range, 2. Alongpa, Unit President, Moya (Parent body), 3. Kiulokhiung, Youth President, 4. Kiukho, Treasury (Parent body), 5. Shorimong, Gen. Secy, Youth Wing, 6. Senti, Vice President Women Wing, 7. Sutsachi, AGS, Women Wing, 8. Throngsuchi, Treasury, Women Wing.

NPF Kiuro village unit

1. Mr. Likhomong DU, Youth Secretary.

2. Mr. Lolingmong Molongmika Range, Vice President 3. Mr. Tukhethong Molongmika Range, Secretary

Parent body

Women Wing ( Mahila)

1. Mr. Imly, President 1. Mrs. Esther, President 2. Mr. Tsamongkhiung, Vice President 2. Mrs. Tsungkamla, Vice President 3. Mr. Atsaba, Gen. Secy 3. Tsusola, Gen Secy.

4. Mr. Hetsukiu, Jt/Secy 5. Mr. Kethsangmong, former President 6. Mr. Khuyemong, former Gen. Secy.

Amikioro Village unit NPF

1. Thsanglimong, President (Parent body), 2. T. Tsamongchi, President Women Wing, 3. Yinglong, Youth President, 4. Singphukiu, President NDPP (Parent body) DP-4202 K Y M C

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IPL 2020: SRH outclass CSK by 7 runs

DUBAI, OCT 2 (PTI): There was no end to Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Chennai Super Kings' woes as former India captain yet again struggled to take his side past the finish line, falling short by seven runs against Sunrisers Hyderabad in an IPL match, here on Friday.

CSK controlled the first innings for a large part before youngsters Priyam Garg (51 not out) and Abhishek Sharma (31) lifted SRH to a competitive 164 for five after electing to bat.

Their top guns not contributing much, former India U-19 World Cup skipper Garg scored his maiden IPL fifty and with Abhishek raised a 77-run stand for the fifth wicket. SRH collected 53 runs in the last four overs to make it a contest.

Playing a record 194th IPL game, the stage was set for Dhoni to silence his critics but all he could manage was 47 runs off 36 balls as CSK fell short. Coming to bat at number five, Dhoni had enough balls at his disposal, a manageable target and trusted aide in Ravindra Jadeja (50) for company but again his attack came too late. It was Jadeja who took CSK closer to the target before getting out while Dhoni struggled in their 72-run stand for the fifth wicket.

SRH batsman Priyam Garg plays a shot during IPL 2020 cricket match against CSK at Dubai International Cricket Stadium Friday (PTI)

Except for a few hits, Dhoni struggled to time the ball. He also lost steam towards the end, having batted in hot conditions for over an hour. He hit Khaleel Ahmed for a massive six in the 19th over, which had to be completed by him because Bhuvneshwar Kumar hurt his leg after bowling just one ball. CSK needed 28 runs from the final over and skipper David Warner handed the ball to Abdul Samad. It was a gamble which paid off. Samad started with a wide that yielded CSK a boundary but held his nerves to see his side through.

SRH spinners, spe-

Europa League: AC Milan faces Celtic, Arsenal to play Dundalk GENEVA, OCT 2 (AGENCIES): Seven-time European champion AC Milan was drawn Friday to face Celtic, Sparta Prague and Lille in Group H of the Europa League.

Milan was the last of the 48 teams to reach the group stage after a wild, 24penalty shootout in Portugal against Rio Ave. In the rain-swept shootout, three Rio Ave players failed even to get on target with penalties that could have won the match. Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma later made a decisive save that led to the victory. Milan, which last won the Champions League in 2007, came from the pot of third-seeded teams. Scottish champion Celtic was the top-seeded team.

Arsenal, the Europa League runner-up in 2019, is the highest-ranked team in the competition and was grouped with Rapid Vienna, Molde and Dundalk. North London rival Tottenham will face LASK, Ludog-

orets Razgrad and Royal Antwerp.

Roma is the top-seeded team in a group with two clubs that started the season in the Champions League — Young Boys and Cluj.

CSKA Sofia is also in that group. Spanish club Villarreal faces the most demanding travel schedule, facing Azeri club Qarabağ, Israeli team Maccabi Tel-Aviv and Turkish club Sivasspor.

The group stage begins on Oct. 22 and runs through Dec. 10. UEFA said last week that games postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic can be made up until Jan. 28.

Games can be moved to a neutral country if virus cases or travel restrictions prevent the home team from hosting or the away team from traveling to the original venue. Home fans can attend games at up to 30% of a stadium’s capacity with approval from domestic public authorities, UEFA said Thursday. No tickets will go to the away teams.

cially Rashid Khan deserve the credit for the win. The Afghan was, as usual exceptional, as he choked CSK with his well-measured deliveries. He did not get a wicket but conceded only 12 runs his four overs. It was third defeat in a row for CSK in four matches, one of the worst starts for the threetime champions.

Not only a quick start eluded CSK, they lost three quick wickets -- Faf Du Plessis (22), Shane Watson (1) and Amabati Rayudu (8).

The Indian pace trio of SRH -- Bhuvneshwar, T Natarajan and Khaleel -- kept the rivals under pressure. Bhu-

vneshwar sent back Watson (1) while Natarajan spoilt the comeback of Rayudu (8). Garg after a splendid knock, effected Du Plessis run out.

Afghanistan's Rashid Khan choked the runs with ever-reliable leg-spin while Abdul Samad got rid of Kedar Jadhav (3). CSK needed 96 runs from the last six overs and some quick runs upfront would have helped them. After struggling in their initial matches, CSK brought Ambati Rayudu, Dwayne Bravo and Shardul Tahakur for Friday's game.

That CSK came into the match rejuvenated fol-

lowing a one-week break was evident with the way Deepak Chahar (2/31) troubled the SRH batsmen with his swinging deliveries. Sam Curran too showed control.

Chahar was rewarded for his effort when he deceived Jonny Bairstow (0) with an in-swing ball that uprooted his stumps.

Manish Pandey (29) was in good touch as he timed the ball nicely when pitched up and did not hesitate to play lofted shots while Warner worked the ball around. They managed 42 runs off the Powerplay overs. Pandey drove straight to Curran at mid-off off Thakur. Realising that time is ticking away, Warner tried to look for big shots but fell when Du Plessis, jumped perfectly to catch him near the boundary ropes. To make it worse for SRH, Kane Williamson (9) was run out next ball in a mix up with Garg. The responsibility to carry the team forward fell on the young shoulders of Garg and Abhishek, who did not disappoint.

That Abhishek is talented is already known and the southpaw further enhanced his reputation with some confident and cracking shots. Garg too found his touch as he spent time at the crease and went on to score his maiden IPL fifty.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2020

French Open: Nadal, Halep, Thiem advance into 4th round

Rafael Nadal

PARIS, OCT 2 (AGENCIES): Record 12-time French Open champion Rafael Nadal, top seed Simona Halep and US Open winner Dominic Thiem swept into the last 16 at Roland Garros on Friday.

Rafael Nadal continued his pursuit of a record-extending 13th French Open title with a straight sets victory over Stefano Travaglia in the third round.

The Spaniard dropped just five games as he came through 6-1 6-4 6-0 in one hour and 37 minutes on Philippe-Chatrier. He will next meet Sebastian Korda at Roland Garros.

Title favourite Halep, the 2018 champion, avenged last year’s French Open loss to Amanda Anisimova by thrashing the American teenager 6-0, 6-1 in just 54 minutes. Reigning Wimbledon champion Halep made only seven unforced

Honda quits F1 to focus on electric cars TOKYO, OCT 2 (AGENCIES): Honda will be pulling out from Formula One at the end of the 2021 F1 season as it shifts to a goal of carbon neutrality, the Japanese car manufacturer said Friday about its withdrawal.

Honda is the engine supplier for the Red Bull and AlphaTauri teams. It had resumed competition in F1 in 2015, originally with McLaren, but Honda-powered cars never managed to become regular title challengers in an era dominated

by Mercedes.

Red Bull Racing said it was “disappointed” but noted the success of the partnership with contender Max Verstappen scoring Honda’s first victory since 2006 at the 2019 Austrian Grand Prix, followed by three other wins and 13 podium finishes.

Team principal Christian Horner said they respect Honda’s decision “to redeploy their resources.”

“Their decision presents obvious challenges for us as a team but we have

been here before and with our strength in depth we are well prepared and equipped to respond effectively, as we have proven in the past,” Horner said in a statement.

Honda’s exit could cause problems for Red Bull.

Verstappen is under contract until 2023 but Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf has reported that he has an exit clause allowing to leave at the end of 2021, ahead of sweeping changes to F1 rules for the 2022 season.

It’s also unclear who could supply Red Bull’s engines from 2022. The team’s previous partnership with Renault ended acrimoniously, while Mercedes and Ferrari may be reluctant to supply a team perceived as a championship rival.

In 2013 when Honda announced its planned return to F1 with McLaren, the hope was they could rekindle the partnership which saw McLaren-Honda win four straight constructors’ titles from 1988 through 1991 with drivers like Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna.

Instead, the new Honda

Honda will leave F1 at the end of 2021 season.

V6 turbo engines were underpowered and unreliable.

Even with former world champions Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button at the wheel, McLaren didn’t score a single podium finish in three seasons and was often out of the top 10.

A transitional year in 2018 with Toro Rosso was followed by a full Red Bull partnership in 2019 and 2020. Still, the Honda-powered cars have remained off the pace of Mercedes despite an uptick in results.

In its statement, Honda said it could use some F1 technology and know-how to develop future technology. “In the meantime, as the automobile industry un-

dergoes a once-in-one-hundred-years period of great transformation, Honda has decided to strive for the `realization of carbon neutrality by 2050,”‘ Honda said.

“This goal will be pursued as part of Honda’s environmental initiatives which is one of the top priorities of Honda as a mobility manufacturer.

“Toward this end, Honda needs to funnel its corporate resources in research and development into the areas of future power unit and energy technologies, including fuel cell vehicle (FCV) and battery EV (BEV) technologies, which will be the core of carbonfree technologies,” it said.

Simona Halep

Dominic Thiem

errors as she stretched her career-best winning run to 17 matches.

“I think I played a really good match. I was very aggressive and I knew from last year I had to change something and I did that today,” said Halep, dedicating the win to her coach.

Halep meets another 19-year-old opponent, Poland’s Iga Swiatek, for a place in the quarter-finals.

Halep’s status as the women’s frontrunner was reinforced following the withdrawal of Serena Williams, on top of the absence of world number one and defending champion Ashleigh Barty, as well as US Open winner Naomi Osaka.

Meanwhile Thiem, the runner-up to Nadal in Paris the past two years, broke down early resistance from Norway’s Casper Ruud to secure an impressive 6-4, 6-3, 6-1 victory. The Aus-

trian third seed set up a potential showdown with 2015 French Open winner Stan Wawrinka, who was playing the lone Frenchman left in the draw, 239th-ranked Hugo Gaston.

Wawrinka and lefthander Gaston exchanged the first two sets before rain halted play on all but Court Philippe Chatrier.

Two-time quarter-finalist Elina Svitolina ensured she will stick around for the second week in Paris with a 6-4, 7-5 win over Russia’s Ekaterina Alexandrova, the 27th seed. The 19-year-old Swiatek beat Canadian wildcard entry Eugenie Bouchard 6-3, 6-2. Swiatek has so far lost only 13 games and not dropped a set on her way to the fourth round for the second consecutive year.

Svitolina defeated twotime French Open quarterfinalist Ekaterina Alexandrova 6-4, 7-5.

ISL: Glan Martins signs 2-year deal with ATK Mohun Bagan

NEW DELHI, OCT 2 (IANS): Midfielder Glan Martins has joined ATK Mohun Bagan FC ahead of the 2020-21 Indian Super League (ISL) season.

The 26-year-old from Goa played 14 matches for Churchill Brothers SC during the 2019-20 I-League season and will now increase the competition for places in the centre of the park for Kolkata giants.

Martins was part of the SESA Football Academy in Goa and signed his first contract with Sporting Club de Goa in 2014. He made his I-League debut against the erstwhile Bharat

FC and went on to make 13 appearances for Sporting across two seasons.

The midfielder joined Churchill Brothers ahead of the 2019-20 season and impressed fans with his tough tackling as well as passing range. During his time with the club, Martins was a regular starter under head coach Bernardo Tavares.

The ISL, in its seventh edition, will be played behind closed doors at three venues - Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Fatorda; GMC Athletic Stadium, Bambolim; and Tilak Maidan Stadium, Vasco.

NE Riders Meet 2020 postponed

DIMAPUR, OCT 2 (NPN): Nagaland Motorcycle Club (NMC) along with the Presidents of North East Alliance f Riders (NEAR), after taking into considerations the prevailing condition due to COVID-19 pandemic, have decided to postpone the Annual Event-North East Riders Meet 2020.

NMC has informed all the Royal Enfield enthusiasts and Clubs that the much awaited annual event ‘North East Riders Meet 2020’ has been postponed to a later date in 2021.

Fati, Koeman have Barca hopeful again after Bayern defeat ICC women’s team rankings: BARCELONA, OCT 2 (AGENCIES): Barcelona was teetering on the brink of complete disaster after Bayern Munich crushed its reputation in a historic 8-2 defeat that even made Lionel Messi believe it was time to abandon his club.

But less than two months after that Champions League loss, a new coach emphasizing a strong work ethic and a forward not even 18 years old have pumped fresh optimism into Camp Nou. Ansu Fati’s three goals in two wins have Barcelona off to an ideal start to the Spanish league. Added to three preseason wins, Barcelona appears to be on its way back. Fati, who turns 18 on Oct. 31, scored two early goals and earned a penalty to lead a 4-0 rout of Villarreal in Barcelona’s opener last weekend. He followed that up by using a deft control before firing home a strike with the tip of his right boot to get 10-man Barcelona off to a 3-0 victory at a rainy Celta Vigo on Thursday.

The strong showings seem to have helped calm Messi after an incredibly

Lionel Messi runs with the ball during the Spanish La Liga soccer match in Vigo, Spain Oct. 1, 2020.

tense period of bickering with club officials. Messi was blocked in his bid to leave the club in August.

After complaining about his treatment by the club, Messi changed tact Wednesday by calling for ‘’unity’’ and apologizing to fans for the ordeal of hearing that their idol wanted to leave.

Barcelona will have another good test on Sunday when Sevilla visits. Julen Lopetegui’s team is flying high after winning the Europa League in August. It has also won its first two Liga matches after losing the European Super Cup to Bayern.

Thrilled with his Bar-

celona’s start, coach Ronald Koeman said after Thursday’s hard-fought win that he hadn’t expected this quick a turnaround, not for a team that had been partly dismantled after its Champions League exit.

But the Dutch coach could not hide his satisfaction after the victory in Vigo, where Barcelona had been winless in its past five visits.

Barcelona dug deep after losing Clement Lenglet to a second booking before halftime and added two more goals during a gusting storm lashing Celta’s Balaidos Stadium.

“I’m proud of how the team played in this match,’’

Koeman said. “The team is in much better shape than what anyone could have expected. We have won the two games we have played, scored 7 goals, not conceded one. Obviously, we still need to improve some things, but I am very pleased so far.’’

Koeman has emphasized the message ‘’you play like you practice’’ to hammer home the importance of his players being as fit as possible. Barcelona had appeared to be worn down physically by the end of campaigns in recent seasons, all of which ended with tough losses in the Champions League knockout phase. Even Philippe Coutinho looks like a different player than the one that moped around the field for a season and a half before being loaned out to Bayern. Instead of playing on the left side like in his first stint with Barcelona, Coutinho is now thriving as the central playmaker playing behind Messi acting as the team’s ‘’false nine.’’

The club’s troubles are not over, though. Messi has yet to say if he will extend his contract before it expires

in June. Even more pressing for club president Josep Bartomeu and his board is the censure motion that a group of angry club members has mounted to possibly oust them in a referendum likely to take place in the coming weeks. Technical director Ramon Planes focused on the present Friday, when he presented American right back Sergino Dest, who hopes he can debut against Sevilla.

Planes is responsible for helping bring in Dest, midfielder Miralem Pjanic, and young forwards Pedro ‘’Pedri’’ Gonzalez and Francisco Trincao, while getting rid of Luis Suarez, Arturo Vidal, Nelson Semedo, Ivan Rakitic, and Arthur as part of the squad’s overhaul. ‘’There is no better example (of the team’s turnaround) than yesterday’s game,’’ Planes said. ‘’You saw a team with a great team spirit and that worked hard in very adverse conditions. Football is day to day.

Today, we have to think that we have turned this situation around and that we are looking at a future that is hopeful for the Barca we have built in these past weeks.’’

India 2nd in ODIs, 3rd in T20Is

FILE--Indian players celebrate their win against Bangladesh during ICC Women’s Twenty20 2016 Cricket World Cup match in Bangalore, March 15, 2016.

DUBAI, OCT 2 (IANS): India have overtaken New Zealand to grab the third spot in the ICC women’s team rankings for T20Is after the annual rankings update carried out on Friday.

The rankings table sees Australia and England retain the top two positions, their points tally remaining 291 and 280, respectively.

India, who made the final of this year’s Women’s T20 World Cup in March, have overtaken the White Ferns, in what is the only change in the top 15 of the 56-team list. In ODIs, six-time World Cup champions and winners

of both editions of the ICC Women’s Championship, Australia’s stellar display during the rating period saw them win 20 of 21 ODIs, increasing their tally by eight points to 160 and because of that they have maintained their top position.

Their massive lead of 39 points over secondplaced India is the largest by any team (men or women) in any form of the game.

It comes on the back of 3-0 series wins over India, Pakistan, New Zealand, England, West Indies, Sri Lanka and an earlier 2-1 win over England at the start of the ICC Women’s Champi-

onship, only a few months after England had won the World Cup in 2017.

India (121) and England (119) have lost four points each while clinging on to their second and third positions, respectively, while South Africa (107) enjoy a 13-point lead over New Zealand (94), with the West Indies (85), Pakistan (77), Bangladesh (61) and Sri Lanka (47) following in that order.

The latest update expunges results from the 2016-17 season, weights the 201718 and 2018-19 seasons at 50 per cent and the 2019-20 matches at 100 per cent.

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