October 4, 2018

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Pangnyu vows to fight encroachment Warns of stern action against those involved in Dimapur Distt. Hospital land encroachment Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 3 (NPN): Minister of Health and Family Welfare S. Pangnyu Phom hit out strongly against some staff and doctors of the department who have themselves allegedly encroached upon land belonging to the district hospital Dimapur. The minister came down heavily on those officers while speaking at the inauguration of the computerized registration and billing counter of the district hospital Dimapur Wednesday. Encroachment within the hospital land has created hurdles for expansion and development of the state’s biggest hospital which caters to patients from across the state including nearby Assam. The minister continued to vent his ire later at the DHD chapel, when he said “There have been so many lapses by few people who have damaged the reputa-

Dmu police inform on fireworks license DIMAPUR, OCT 3 (NPN): Dimapur police Wednesday informed that the applications for temporary fireworks license would be issued at the office of the commissioner of police, Dimapur in accordance with Rule 84 of Explosive Rules, 2008 and circular by chief controller of explosive. In a press release, Dimapur police PRO directed interested parties wanting to stock and sell firecrackers to obtain permits for the same i.e. Licence in Form LE-5 after duly filling up form AE-5. PRO stated that the same could be obtained from the office of the commissioner of police, adding that the licences would be issued totally on a temporary basis.

tion of the hospital. Some of the staff and even doctors have encroached land belonging to the hospital.” Warning those guilty of reprisal, the minister for health and family welfare remarked, “I will take corrective measure. Those who are wrong will not be excused.” Categorically pointing out errant doctors and staff, he added, “I will not hesitate to take stern action and get them suspended. I will bring the district administration, police and eviction will be done.” Despite his clear displeasure of land encroachment of district hospital, Phom was however satisfied with the services rendered to the public by the district hospital and appealed to all present and the general public to “physically participate in keeping the hospitals, towns and cities of the state clean.” Lauding the computerization of the registration and billing section of the

hospital, he said other government hospitals of the state should follow suit. Convenor of District Hospital Dimapur Land Protection Committee, Dr K Toska Sumi who also spoke on the occasions informed the gathering that the Medical superintendant of DHD and the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) had earlier held a series of meeting to safeguard government properties where it was decided that advocate A Hukavi Zhimomi would pursue cases pertaining to land encroachment of the hospital. He further said that the hospital administration had intimated the Commissioner of Nagaland of land encroachment cases and submitted the land cer-

Scholarship misuse: ANCSU wants minister’s intervention

DIMAPUR, OCT 3 (NPN): All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) has sought immediate intervention of Higher & Technical Education minister Temjen Imna Along, besides recommending investigation by State Vigilance Commission (SVC) into misuse of scholarship fund by a section of officials of technical education directorate as per a comptroller and audit general (CAG) report. In a representation to the minister, ANCSU president Katho P Awomi and general secretary Vimeyiekho Vitso also demanded termination of those officials found involved in the irregularities by SVC. They said they had submitted a memorandum in this regard to the director of technical education on September 22, demanding a detailed D I M A P U R , O C T 3 report on mismanagement (NPN): State government has notified that the Rights of Person with Disabilities Act, 2016 (No. 49 of 2016) dated December 27, 2016 passed by the Parliament Correspondent and published in the Extraordinary Gazette of KOHIMA, OCT 3 (NPN): India has come into force Agitating ad hoc teachers with immediate effect in under the banner of All the State of Nagaland as Nagaland Ad hoc Teachper a Government notifi- ers’ Group (ANATG) 2015 cation dated September batch clinched a major 27, 2018. concession from the State cabinet when it approved their scale of pay. This was confirmed to Nagaland Post by school education adviser KT Sukhalu. The cabinet, however, refrained from taking any decision on their regularisation as it decided to wait till the court settled the matter. M e a n w h i l e, f o u r ANATG leaders were detained for defying Kohima district administration order that barred their proposed meeting at Capital Convention here on Wednesday morning. They were re“I’m sure the steep rise leased later in the evening in fuel prices and slide of after signing a letter of unthe rupee is affecting our dertaking. collections.” ANATG spokesperson

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of scholarship fund by the directorate officials. The representation termed the report submitted by the director (no. DTE/ ESTT-2/13/206/0143, Kohima, October 1, 2018), claiming recovery of misused scholarship amount, as unsatisfactory as it did not provide details and particulars of those officials involved in misappropriation of scholarship fund. Alleging that the director was trying to cover identity of the erring officials, ANCSU demanded stern action against him, if found guilty of misusing or abusing his authority. This, the organisation explained, was required to restore integrity of the department as recovering the misused amount was not the only answer and would not pacify or convince the student community.

tificate and other relevant paper works as per the direction of head of department, directorate of health and family welfare. Dr K Toska Sumi also said that the hospital has proposed a team of legal advisors to protect the land of the hospital, namely; senior additional advocate general, Kakheto Sema; government leader or public prosecutor from Dimapur; advocate A Hukavi Zhimomi; and legal advisor to health and family welfare department. Principal director, health and family welfare, Dr Vikeyie Losu who also spoke on the occasion said that it baffled him how hospital lands were the preferred choice of land encroachers. Taking serious exception, Dr Vikeyie Losu also proposed a meeting to be held at Kohima with the district medical department and hospital officials along with the state department of health and family welfare. Medical superintendant, DHD, Dr Kheshito Zhimo, who also chaired the meeting, gave a report of the activities and developments of the hospital from January till September.

Rupee hits new low; plunges 43 paise against USD

MUMBAI, OCT 3 (PTI): The Indian rupee Wednesday crashed below the 73 mark against the dollar for the first time ever on strong demand for the American currency from importers amid rising global oil prices and unabated capital outflows. At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market, the domestic currency dropped 43 paise to 73.34 against the US dollar in the early trade. The r upee opened lower at 73.26 and weakened further to quote at 73.34 a dollar against its previous closing of 72.91 Monday. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold shares net worth a net of Rs 1,842 crore Monday, provisional data showed. Investors remained concerned over sustained foreign capital outflows and soaring crude oil prices that crossed the USD 85 per barrel. The rupee Monday tumbled 43 paise to end at a two-week low of 72.91 against the US dollar on (Cont’d on p-8) steady capital outflows.

CMs of hill states to meet in Shimla NEW DELHI, OCT 3 (PTI): Chief ministers of at least eight mountainous states will meet for two days in Shimla from Friday to discuss various common issues being faced by them, officials said. Those who are expected to attend the meeting include chief ministers of Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Meghalaya while an official will represent Jammu and Kashmir, which is under the President’s rule. Union minister Kiren Rijiju will attend the meeting as the representative of the central government, an official said. Issues related to development of border areas, construction of roads, bridges, hospitals, schools besides others are expected to be discussed in the meeting, another official said.

Rio launches M-R vaccination campaign Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 3 (NPN): State chief minister, Neiphiu Rio, launched the Measles and Rubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC) at Dr. Neilhouzhii Kire government higher secondar y school (GHSS) Seikhazou, here Wednesday in the presence of health and family welfare (H&FW) minister, S Pangnyu Phom, advisor school education, KT Sukhalu, advisor rural development, Dr. Neikiesalie Kire and H&FW officials. The campaign aims to vaccinate 4.72 lakh children in the age group of 9 months to 15 years during the next five weeks. Speaking at the launching programme, the chief minister described the day as “historic” and expressed hope that Nagaland would soon become 100% free from measles and rubella. Asserting that a lot of efforts have been put into the campaign to eliminate Measles and Rubella, the chief minister called upon all to join hands in successful elimination of Measles and Rubella and make Nagaland a healthy and progressive state. Rio opined that M-R

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vaccination campaign was a mass movement and sought cooperation of schools, churches, NGOs to make the campaign a 100% success story. Dismissing rumours about the M-R vaccination, the chief minister said “This is a safe vaccine, certified by WHO and will help our children in battling Measles and Rubella and reduce mortality caused by these diseases.” He further said that there was nothing to worry and appealed to the people not get misled by negative information and false propaganda. The chief minister has sought cooperation of schools, churches, NGOs so as to make the campaign a 100% success story. “We love our children and want

them to be healthy and therefore we seek the cooperation of all the parents and school authorities in successful conducting the campaign,” Rio said. The chief minister said he was convinced that there were sufficient doctors, knowledge and support to eradicate these diseases and protect the children by giving them vaccination. H&FW minister, Pangnyu Phom, in his address, said all the children in the state from 9 months to 15 years would be protected from measles and rubella with this vaccination from today onwards. H e s a i d e ve r yo n e should have a determination to eliminate the measlesrubella disease in the state. Phom also called upon every citizen to join hands for the success of the vaccination campaign in the state and make the Nagaland healthier and free from measles and rubella. NMH mission director, Dr. Kevichusa Medikhru, in his keynote address, disclosed that due to outbreak of measles there were 12 death cases in 2016 and 2017 and the disease claimed three lives in Kiphire this year. (Cont’d on p-8)

Justice Ranjan Gogoi sworn in as 46th CJI NEW DELHI, OCT 3 (AGENCIES): Justice Ranjan Gogoi was on Wednesday sworn-in as 46th Chief Justice of India. President Ram Nath Kovind administered him the oath of office at a function in Rashtrapati Bhawan. He has succeeded Justice Dipak Misra who retired as Chief Justice of India Tuesday. The swearing ceremony was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, union ministers, former PM Manmohan Singh, and others. Justice Ranjan Gogoi is also the first judge from the North East to attain the highest office of the apex court. The CJI began the day at the apex court by telling the lawyers that fresh parameters would be worked out for mentioning the matters for hearing those cases which required hearing on priority and

President Ram Nath Kovind administers oath of office to Justice Ranjan Gogoi as the 46th Chief Justice of India, at Rashtrapati Bhawan in New Delhi, Wednesday. (PTI)

urgent mentioning. Addressing the felicitation programme organized by Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA), Justice Gogoi wowed to strictly follow the Supreme Court’s precedents that were the parameters on which the country’s highest court functioned. Justice Gogoi said “no urgent mentioning of cases will be allowed” till certain parameters are

fixed for it. “We will work out the parameters then we will see as to how mentioning will be done,” he said. “If somebody is going to be hanged tomorrow, then we can understand (urgency)”, the CJI said. The CJI has decided to keep with himself the PIL and the petitions based on the letter. Justice Gogoi has also kept with himself matters concerning arbi-

tration, habeas corpus, criminal cases, contempt of court and ordinary civil matters. CJI Gogoi was enrolled as a lawyer in the bar council in 1978. He became the Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court on February 12, 2011 and was elevated as an SC judge on April 23 2012. CJI Gogoi was born on November 18, 1954, in Guwahati in a politically influential family. His father, Keshab Chandra Gogoi, was a lawyer-turned-politician and served as chief minister of Assam for two months during the 1980s. Justice Gogoi will retire on November 17, 2019. Justice Misra had last month recommended Justice Gogoi as his successor in accordance with the established practice of naming the senior-most judge after the CJI for the top post.

Cabinet approves scale of pay for ad hoc teachers; ANATG leaders detained

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Bendangtemsu Ozukum informed media persons after their release that they were about to go for agitation since their issue was not taken up at the September 28 cabinet meeting. However, upon learning about the cabinet meeting scheduled during the day, they decided to give some time for the meeting, he added. Stating that a general meeting was scheduled at Capital Convention Centre, Ozukum added they were prevented to hold the meeting, after which they shifted the meeting venue to NSF Solidarity Park after obtaining permission from NSF. He, however, alleged that security personnel cordoned the area and stopped them from entering the park. D u r i n g t h a t t i m e, he said the police officers stopped them and insisted on accompanying them to North police station without any explanation.

To queries, he said the police officers insisted that all four of them sign a bond, in the form of an assurance that they would not agitate and maintain peace, which they refused to. Instead, he said they signed a letter of undertaking letter that they would “maintain peace” and would be “non-violent” without compromising their sole demand on regularisation of their service. The ANATG spokesperson, however, mentioned that they were not locked up and that nothing was forced upon them, even as he expressed gratitude to Kohima Village Youth Organization (KVYO) leaders for reaching North police station within half an hour after they were detained and stayed with them till their release. On the outcome of cabinet meeting, Ozukum remarked that he learnt that the pay scale matter was tabled at the cabinet

meeting. But unless they received the decision in black and white, he said the ANATG leaders would not it consider as official as the “government has fooled us in many ways”. As out of 1,166 ad hoc teachers, 90% were on fixed pay and 10% on pay scale, he said a decision would be taken after a general body meeting. Meanwhile, police sources informed this correspondent that the four ANATG leaders were apprehended as part of “preventive detention” as they were not permitted by the district administration to hold the meeting. The sources said, as per the procedure in all police stations, whoever was detained had to sign a bond to maintain peace and not resort to violence, adding that the teachers were asked the same and so asked to sign and leave. The police said the leaders, however, refused to sign the bond and

wrote an undertaking later in the evening in their own language, which was more or less the same bond issued by the police stations. That was the reason they were detained at North police station till evening, the sources explained.

WSH expresses concern over ‘arrest’

Western Sumi Hoho has expressed concern over the alleged arrest of some of ANATG-2015 batch leaders while they staging protest in a democratic manner. In a press release, WSH president, Zheshito Swu, and general secretary, Vikato K Achumi, said it was “quite unbecoming” of a democratically-elected government to resort in “such iron hand policies in a democratic state”. WSH said teachers while demanding their rights resort to such peaceful and democratic forms of protest in the state

from time to time so their voices were heard. The hoho maintained that ANATG-2015 teachers have undergone their suitability tests and were “genuinely demanding” what was rightfully theirs. WSH said regularization scheme notified vide Office Memorandum No. AR-5/ ASSO/98 dated 4.8.2008 clearly underlined the regularization of contract/ad hoc employees with three years of continuous service. WSH said it stands in solidarity with ANATG2015 batch teachers, who have been demanding for the regularization of their services. Meanwhile, WSH also expressed resentment over “several lapses and loopholes” in the appointment of those teachers under RMSA flagship programme. The hoho stated that teachers under RMSA flagship programme of 2013 were given scale pay right from

the time of appointment, but the 2016 batch teachers under the same RMSA scheme were being “put under extreme duress and harassment from the government to accept deduction of their salaries or face termination from their services.” WSH said “such heartless and cruel tactic” was contrary to lofty speeches and awards showered on teachers for their meritorious service on Teachers’ Day every year.

ENCSU backs ANATG

Eastern Nagaland College students Union (ENCSU) has extend support to the demand of ANATG 2015 batch for regularisation of their service. In a press release, ENCSU president, Longre M Chang, and assistant general secretary, Chumseli K termed ANATG demand as “genuine” and appealed to the responsible authority to consider their demand at the earliest. K Y M C

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Measles Rubella Vaccination Campaign launched across the state

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Kashiho Sangtam, minister, launching the MRVC at Kiphire. (NP) DC Dimapur at the SD Jain School. (DIPR)

Shanavas C, DC handing over vaccination box at GHSS Zunheboto. (DIPR)

WEATHER FORECAST October 04

(Temperature in ºC)

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Agartala Hazy sun, a passing shower

33 22

Mostly sunny; pleasant

27 18

Guwahati Partly sunny; pleasant

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Itanagar A morning shower in spots

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Shillong Mostly cloudy; a little morning rain 22 13

Partly sunny, a brief shower or two 24 16

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Dimapur Mostly sunny; nice

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Tuensang Partly sunny, a thundershower 19 12

Sunny to partly cloudy; pleasant 24 18

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Zunheboto Partly sunny, a shower in spots 24 15

Blood donation camp at St. Joseph DIMAPUR: Commemorating “National Voluntary Blood Donation Day”, a blood donation camp was organised by Department of Social Work, St. Joseph University, Dimapur, in collaboration with District Hospital, Blood Bank (NSBTC), Dimapur on October 1 under the theme “Happiness is Donating Blood”. A press release by the university stated that senior specialist and blood bank in-charge of District Hospital Dimapur, Dr T. Temsu, motivated the students to donate blood for the noblest services and applauded their contributions for the society at large. St. Joseph University, head of department of social work, Dr. PramodiniMagh, emphasized on the objectives of creating awareness and motivating the people about the importance of the voluntary blood donation. The release informed that 400 students and faculties from various departments participated in the programme wherein 100 donors including students and faculties donated their blood.

MR vaccine being administered to a student of GMS Students of GHS Bhandari in the observation room on A nurse giving the first MR vaccine to a child in the presences of Keletzai. (DIPR) October 3. (DIPR) DC, SP, NGOs, & doctors in Longleng. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: The Measles Rubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC) was launched across Nagaland on October 3. Kiphire: Kiphire district launched the MRVC with minister for Soil & Water Conservation and Geology & Mining, V. Kashiho Sangtam inaugurating the campaign at Loyola Higher Secondary School Kiphire on Tuesday. Kashiho Sangtam said that health, education and road were the basics of life, he therefore appealed the gathering to be health conscious. He said that without health no one could serve the society or to go for further study. He also appealed the medical staff in Kiphire to discharge their duties with devotion and sincerity. He also appealed the parents to get their children vaccinated in order to have healthy life. The minister also said that officers posted in Kiphire district have many obligations to the people and should have determination to serve the people.Welcome address was delivered by chief medical officer Kiphire, Dr. E. Motsuthung Patton, while key note address was given by district immunization officer Kiphire, Dr. Pewezo Khalo followed by launching of MRVC by the minister. The programme was

chaired by nodal teacher MRVC LHSS Kiphire Viliho Sumi. Note of appreciation was pronounced by DPH, NHM Kiphire, Kukehieto. (Correspondent) SDJS Dimapur: Roselyn Maria (15 years) vaccinated against Measles- Rubella during the launching programme of MR vaccination campaign at SD Jain school Dimapur on October 3. DC Dimapur, was the special invitee at the launching programme. (DIPR) Wokha: Wokha district held the launching programme of MRVC at DBHSS, Wokha on Oct 3. According to DIPR report, Dr. Chumben Murry, MLA while launching the campaign urged all to extend co-operation to make the campaign a success. He also stated that MRVC was for prevention of the two diseases and appealed all parents to give effort so that not a single child was left out. He also congratulated the medical staff involved in the painstaking work and the efforts they have put in to make the campaign a success. Deputy commissioner, Wokha, Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon appealed to all the parents not to have any misconception regarding the vaccine because it had no adverse effect.

Zunheboto: In Zunheboto district the campaign was launched by deputy commissioner Zunheboto, Shanavas C. DIPR reported that that, DC appreciated the hard work worked for about two months for this campaign. He also requested the church to pray for success of the campaign and that the church leaders should educate the people about the campaign. CMO Zunheboto, Dr. C.W. Tungoe gave welcome address and said that MRVC would be done in 3 phases, 1st phase to schools, 2nd phase to outreach and 3rd phase to unreached. Earlier release of MR vaccines was done by deputy commissioner Zunheboto, district welfare officer Zunheboto, district education officer Zunheboto, and principal, GHSS Zunheboto. Peren: Peren district also launched the MRVC at Old Town Peren Headquarter at GMS Keletzai ward by ADC Peren, Chubawati Chang. Others present were Dr. Tinojongshi Chang, Dr. Denis Hangsing, CMO Peren and Dr. Albert, MO CHC Jalukie. On day one, 42 schools were covered. Bhandari: EAC, Bhandari Head Quarter, Sulanthung Khenjung launched the MRVC at Government High School, Bhandari.

Vilelie Khamo honoured with Classic Award 2018

Vikho-o Yhoshu handing over the Classic Award 2018 to Vilelie Khamo on October 2. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Top Class Contractor of Nagaland, Vilelie Khamo was conferred with the 13th Classic Award 2018 in recognition of his philanthropic contributions during the 24th Foundation Day 2018 at Hotel Japfu, Kohima on October 2. According to DIPR report, Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) speaker, Vikho-o Yhoshü graced the occasion as the special invitee and advisor for Rural Development, Dr. Nicky Kire, dignitaries and wellwishers also attended the programme. NLA Speaker, Vikho-o Yhoshu handed over the K

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award to Velilie Khamo. In his speech, he lauded Vilelie Khamo for his philanthropic contributions towards the upliftment of the lesser privileged community. He said, Vilelie Khamo’s life was an example and an inspiration, with yeomen and unparalleled social services. Yhoshü described Khamo as a “selfmade man who worked hard, doing things that others did not want to do, to becoming a man of humility, peace and wisdom”. “From a humble background, who had struggled and coming up against all odds today, despite of the status he had earned, he still remains the

same-down to earth, with the wisdom of the ages. His benevolence and charities transcend beyond human borders and definitions. His life is the greatest inspiration and encouragement to all of us and the coming generations. We all are fortunate to have him in our lifetime,” Yhoshü stated. Yhoshü also congratulated the Classic Club for rendering numerous services to the society and with it’s motto “Aiming Higher”. He said that the recipients of the Classic Award so far spoke volumes of the standard, value, recognition and responsibilities associated

with the award. In his acceptance speech, Vilelie Khamo said he was deeply humbled and grateful for being selected for the highly acclaimed award. He expressed that while he always stuck to the motto “what you do should speak for you”, there had been challenges and he failed many a times. However, stating he would treasure the recognition, Khamo asserted that he would always use the award as an “alarm and guidance compass”. The president Classic Club, Neibou Sekhose in his presidential address stated that the ceremony of the award was organized on the 24th foundation day of the club and as a launching event for a yearlong silver jubilee celebration of the club. He said that the Classic Award was instituted in the year 1999 with an objective to encourage the people whether individual or organization excelling in various fields with cash award and citation. Sekhose informed that 12 prominent persons have been awarded in various fields. The Classic Club also marked the launch of its celebration by donating Rs.50,000 to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund.

Rev. Abemo Patton, pastor, Bhandari Town Baptist Church invoked God’s blessing. Dr. Atula CHC, Bhandari chaired the programme and AHM, GHS Bhandari, Y. Yanbemo Lotha gave vote of thanks. Tseminyu: MO Tseminyu, Dr. Tinenlo launched the programme at Baptist Higher Secondary School in Tseminyu town. Spot sensitisation for parents, teachers and students on MRVC was conducted before launching the MR vaccination campaign. Two school students from BHSS Tseminyu volunteered themselves to be vaccinated despite reluctance from their parents on the launching day. Changtongya: School Rally for Measles and Rubella Vaccination campaign of all children from 9 months to 15 years of age was held at Changtongya town police point on October 1, organised by department of School Education Changtongya town and participated by all the government and private schools under Changtongya town. Dr. Wapang, MO Ayush, community health centre Changtongya encouraged all the parents to take it seriously and avail the vaccination for the children. Short speech was also delivered by Satemmongla, SDEO Changtongya.

L o n g l e n g : M RVC was launched at St. Joseph School, Longleng with deputy commissioner John Tsulise Sangtam as the special guest on October 3. According to DIPR report, the DC maintained that good health was essential for better education and healthy society, whereby he appealed to make Longleng cent percent MR vaccinated district in the state. The DC also congratulated Dr. Imnameren and his team for their yeomen service in disseminating awareness on MR Vaccine covering every village, churches, schools, wards, etc for the last four months in the district. Dr. S. Imnameren Phom, DPO (RCH/UIP) Longleng in his keynote address also informed that a total of 12717 beneficiaries have been targeted in Longleng district covering 111 schools, 52 villages and 11 wards. Out of the total beneficiaries 9906 were students and would be vaccinated in the schools, he added. A short play on MR Vaccination was performed by the students of St. Joseph School. Phek: Measles Rubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC) was launched at BAMHS Phek town by deputy commissioner, Orenthung Lotha on October 3. A press release by dis-

Lions Club of Dimapur & Blue Vanda organize poster drawing competition DIMAPUR: Lions Club of Dimapur & Lions Club of Dimapur Blue Vanda jointly organized Lions International’s 31st Annual Inter-School Peace-Poster Drawing Contest at Lions Centre on October 2. 30 schools from Dimapur participated in the poster drawing competition. The theme for this year was “Kindness matters.” A press release by the chairman of the31st Annual Peace-Poster Contest, Lions Club of Dimapur stated that the entries of the 86 participants will be sent for selection of the best three entries for local awards. The winning entries will then be forwarded for further 3 levels; Lions’ District, Multiple-District & International level competitions. The finalists of the local level will receive cash awards and certificates on October 28 on the occasion of Lions Deepawali Mela to be held at Lions Centre, Midland. Manoj Chhabra, president, Lions Club of Dimapur exhorted participants on the occasion to win the grand prize of 5000 dollars from Lions International, Neeta Agarwal read out the Lions invocation followed by one minute silence for world peace on the occasion of 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Mahesh Agarwal led the gathering for flag salutation, Sandeep Jain, chairman, Lions Peace Poster Contest shared about the rules & regulations of the contest, Ajay Sethi, co-chairman anchored the program and Sumita Sharma, district Chairman for Peace-Poster contest offered vote of thanks. Teachers of Carewell School and Hollotoli School, Thomas & R. K. Bikram respectively shared their views on the occasion.

trict immunization officer Phek, Dr. Kolhitso Khalo stated that, the DC called upon the gathering stating that every child should get vaccination on Measles/ Rubella for healthy life and over all development. Dr. Wethselo sr. pediatrician District Hospital Phek in his short speech on MRVC stated that every child has the right to get vaccination and ensured that children are protected from Measles and Rubella diseases. Mokokchung: Deputy commissioner of Mokokch u n g, S a c h i n Ja i swa l launched the MRVC at Children School Mokokchung on October 3. In his short speech he thanked the Medical department for tireless campaign and also mentioned about the MRV. Dr. B. Medemayang CMO gave the key note address.The programme was launched with representatives from WHO, Medical department, allied departments and school administration chaired by Achila VCCM. Tuensang: MRVC was Launched in Tuensang district by additional deputy commissioner Mono Khiamniungan at Chaba School Tuensang town, on October 3. A press release from district media officer

Apheng stated that, the DC in his speech thanked the parents, teachers and students for coming forward for the mr vaccination and he wished success of the mr campaign in the district. Key note address was made by Dr. T. Pangjung Sangtam CMO. The coverage will continue till the last week of October 2018. M. Akhanganchu 10 year’s old and class-3 student of Chaba School was the first student vaccinated on the launching day. DHS Mon: District Health Society (DHS) Mon inaugural programme on Measles Rubella Vaccination Campaign was conducted at St. Mary’s High School Mon on October 3. A press release from media officer NHM, Mon, Leeyan Chemshy stated that the headmaster, Suresh reported that there were still some qualms around the school with many questions and doubts on MR in-spite of the repeated assurance. Deputy commissioner Mon, assured the gathered that the MRV has been certified by the World Health Organization and that was totally safe. Prayer of dedication was pronounced by home evangelist KBCM, Rev. Chingang Konyak, followed by vote of thanks by CMO Mon, Dr Kechongol Sophie.

Advanced GIIT celebrates 10th anniversary at Noune Resort

Centre head along with students. DIMAPUR: Advanced GIIT a renowned Computer Training Centre on Dimapur celebrated its 10th anniversary at Noune Resort. According to centre head advanced GIIT, Pinky Saha, the advanced GIIT was started in 2008. Since its establishment, the centre has launched various programmes

and schemes for empowerment of students. Advanced GIIT had also received “the best of Nagaland award” by the India’s Largest Computer Education Board (NBCE) for the last three consecutive years and also received “the golden star award” for providing quality education. K

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2018

Parliamentary democracy has District level Kala utsav competition held in Dimapur taken root in the country: Chang Staff Reporter

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KOHIMA, OCT 3 (NPN): C.M Chang, minister for Forest, Environment and Climate Change and Parliamentary Affairs asserted that parliamentary democracy has taken root in the country to further develop democratic ethos among the younger generations. He said this while addressing at the inaugural function of Youth Parliament competition held at ATI, Wednesday under the theme, “Democracy: A Challenge for Young Minds”. He recalled that the scheme was started in 1966-67 and it was called “mock parliament competition scheme”, however, with the “Eight All India Whips” Conference held in Bhopal in November 1972 it was recommended to substitute mock parliament as Youth Parliament. Consequently he said the scheme was now known as the Youth Parliament Competition Scheme and this scheme has now been adopted by a number of states and union territories, including Nagaland. Chang said Youth Parliament was a platform for the youths to share their ideologies and opinions through debates, thus helping them to take part in policy making and also highlights the need for new thinking that will take the country forward. “It is a platform where the youth can step forward and question the policy makers if they are not satisfied with the status quo, thereby creating an agenda for change”, the minister added. Chang said it was necessary that at the school and college level, a suitable

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C.M Chang addressing at the Youth Parliament competition at Kohima, Wednesday (NP) programme was devised to train students for their role as citizens of a democratic country and said education should make students competent enough to consider public issues and form their opinion judiciously. Asserting that youth was a season of hope and aspiration, it was time where one could be moulded and trained in a way to serve the country better and this can be through inter-group relations; across the table discussion; in family affairs; in local and national affairs. Kevizeno from Kohima district emerged as winner of the state level parliamentary quiz and youth parliament competition. Helena Patton from Wokha district secured second position and Hyulo Tsala Kohima district and Milika V. Jakha Zunheboto district occupied the third place. In group category Kiphire district emerged as group winner while Tuensang and Kohima districts secured second and third place respectively. More than 350 participants from 11 districts took part in the event. Commissioner and

secretary, department of Parliamentary Affairs Motsuthung Lotha said there was a need for the young people to have better life chances and the critical task at hand was to continuously inspire hope to the people of Nagaland as it was the youth that carried great potential to achieve the goals. He expressed his concern that if the young people of today are not focused, not educated and not organised then the future will be doomed. Lotha said when young Nagas were facing serious challenges of the world today, the department of parliamentary affairs continues to play a pivotal role, creating platforms like YP to promote the youth to speak up and impact agenda for change. He said such platform inspires the youth to express their views in an organised manner and facilitate grooming of future leaders. Earlier, associate professor, KCK Dr. Eunice Alinger chaired the programme while coordinator and assistant professor KCK Evothung Ezung proposed vote of thanks.

DIMAPUR, Oct 3 (NPN): Dimapur Mission Office Dimapur , Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan organised district level Kala Utsav competition Wednesday at Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) half Nagarjan, Dimapur. Altogether five schools partook at the competition namely Government High School (GHS) Burma camp, GHS Lingrijan, GHS, Diphupar B, GHS, Darogapathar and GHS Naharbari. Winner of the competition was bagged to GHS Burma camp followed by GHS Diphubar B and GHS Darogapathar in the second and third position respectively whereas GHS Lingrijan and GHS Naharbari won the consolation prize. The winner will be presenting the state level Kala Utsav competition. Speaking at the short programme, DMD Timothy Thong briefed about the Kala utsav maintaining that the competition was launched in 2015, which has

been a yearly event. He also spoke about the importance of art which can be depicted in various categories such as dance, Art theatre and visual art. He said that when one present visual art, one need to go back in time and relive. He reminded the students to know about the rich cultural heritage. Reiterating about the participation of the students, he said “Winning is as important as participation”. Timothy further extended his appreciation to DEO, Dimapur for her cooperation and support. E a r l i e r d e l ive r i n g welcome address District Education Officer (DEO) Dimapur R Amongla Jamir in her speech mentioned that the department have been organizing various programme in different where both government and private school have been actively participated besides the other curricular activities of the schools. Encouraged the students she reminded that everyone cannot be winner only one

DEO along with RMSA members, DMO members, winners and judges at district level kala utsav competition. (NP) and students to continue to extend their cooperation and support through their participation even in the days to come. Judges of the competition were registering officer Art and culture, Dimapur Lampha Konyak,

GHS Chumukedima headmaster Paulus Jamio and Limawapang (PGT). The programme was chaired by RMSA, district coordinator Abigail Yepthomi and later vote of thanks was delivered by RMSA district coordinator Aseno Yanthan.

Noke Wangnao calls on union ministers

SDRF Mkg imparts rescue operations

DIMAPUR: Noke Wangnao, advisor for Social Welfare, Home Guards and Civil Defence, Nagaland along with department officials called on union minister for Women and Child Development, Maneka Gandhi at Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi on October 3. A press release from P RO ( I P R ) N a g a l a n d House, New Delhi, Kuolie Mere stated that, the advisor had appraised her for central assistance on infrastructure development for child adoption centres, destitute children rehabilitation centre, old age home, etc. in the state, for which the union

minister had assured him to sanction one master plan project for Nagaland state capital. She also advised the state government to send one comprehensive DPR for child adoption centre, destitute children, old age home, molestation or rape victim centre for consideration. Advisor along with his officers also called on union minister for Social Justice and Empowerment Thaawarchand Gehlot at Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi, to discuss on the departmental activities and ongoing project in the state. He also requested the union minister for more central assistance

will be adjudged as winner yet the important part is not about winning but it’s about their participation and further asked the students not to be discouraged even if they lose but to take is as a challenge . She further requested the schools

Noke Wangnao with Maneka Gandhi and others.

under his ministry. The union minister said that he would look into the matters shared by the advisor and also assured to provide more central assistance for

the state. The union minister said that he will be visiting the state likely in the month February 2019 in which the advisor warmly welcomes him to the state.

MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 3 (NPN): The SDRF personnel (Mokokchung District, Home Guards & Civil Defence), under the command of SI Maongkaba, Wednesday, imparted basic rescue and first aid technique operations in times of manmade or natural disasters/ calamities to more than 300 cadres of NCC from Mokokchung, Longleng, Mon, Tuensang, Zunheboto & Kiphire districts. These cadres have been camping at DEF, Mokokchung since September 27 and will conclude their camp on October 5.

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MU row: Students form human chain

Students form human chain in Imphal on Wednesday. (NP)

IMPHAL, Oct 3: Hundreds of students on Wednesday formed a human chain along the Tidim road (Imphal-Churachandpur road) to protest against September 20 midnight raids inside Manipur University and subsequent arrest of teachers and students. Large number of police personnel were detailed

to have a close vigilant on the students during the entire protest commenced from around 11 am and lasted till around 2 pm. Besides demanding withdrawal of the security forces detailed inside the MU campus and release of arrested teachers and students, the students also demanded early completion of probe against prof. AP Pandey. They also demanded the university

to not initiate disciplinary action against leaders of agitating MUSA,MUTA and MUSA. It may be noted that police have arrested six teachers and nine students of the varsity during raids conducted at the hostels of the varsity on the midnight of September 20 and 21 on the charge of manhandling prof VC prof K Yugindro. Further, four more

Meghalaya CM Conrad attends first Indonesia – India Interfaith Dialogue

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Yogyakarta, Oct 3: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma is attending the first Indonesia – India Interfaith Dialogue in the Indonesian island of Java, which is being led by India’s Minister of State of External Affairs M.J Akbar, an official statement said on Wednesday. “Indonesia – India Interfaith Dialogue has the potential to emerge as an effective forum to nurture peace and harmony not only in the two countries but also in the region and in the world,” Sangma said. He also said that all religions are based on peace for all mankind and that it is a crime against God to use religion as a platform to incite hate, conflict, violence, war or terrorism. Conrad also expressed concern at the global trend towards

Sikkim receives two ‘Swachh Bharat’ awards

insularity and felt that this could lead to greater social tensions and strife in the world. The dialogue aims to promote pluralism and eradicate radicalism. The three-day programme comprises of a forum discussion, visit to places of worship and dialogues between Hindu, Islamic, Christian and Buddhist religious leaders of both India and Indonesia. During the programme, the members held discussion on the theme – “Sharing of Best Practices, Lessons Learnt and Way Forward” at Yogyakarta, a city in Java Island. The Indonesian delegation at the India-Indonesia Interfaith Dialogue was led by Vice Foreign Minister of Foreign Affairs A M Fachir. Earlier this year, during Prime Minister Modi’s talks with Indonesian President Joko Widodo, the two leaders had agreed to organise the Interfaith Di-

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

Gangtok, Oct 3 (PTI): Sikkim received two awards at the Swachh Bharat Diwas function organised by the Union Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation, a state government release said Wednesday. Sikkim was awarded the first prize in the ‘Cleanest State’ category for the North-East region at the ‘Swachh Bharat Puraskar 2018’ awards. The award were given by Union Minister for Drinking Water and Sanitation, Uma Bharti at the function on Tuesday, the release said. The East District of Sikkim received the third prize in the ‘Cleanest District’ category for the NorthEast region, it added.

No.3NAP(RO-27)2018-19/1369

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Shri Albert Ezung Additional Deputy Commissioner Dimapur District, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Luingam Shang Muivah Deceased, has been filed by Smti Shunan Kaping relation wife R/o H/No. 367 Kushiabill Vill. Dimapur to draw his Landed Property etc, who expired on 27.8.18 covered by 1. Patta No. 423, Dag No. 1/531, Mouza No. 3, Bamunpukhuri-1 2. Patta No. 143, Dag No. 295, Mouza No. 3, Darogagaon 3. Patta No. 108, Dag No. 224, 223, 225, Mouza No. 3, Kushiabill-AK Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this court within 30 days, on the said day of 4/11/18 Given under the hand and seal of the court this 3 day of 10/18 Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland DP-7371

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No.35462 S/o Village PO/PS District

/Dated Tuensang the October 2018

: C/N Imnamoa Ao : Takuchiba : Changtongya : Changtongya : Mokokchung, Nagaland

Sub :- FINAL CALLING NOTICE Whereas No. 35462 C/N Imnamoa Ao, S/o Takuchiba of Changtongya village PO/PS-Changtongya District-Mokokchung was found absent from bonafide government duty with effect from 08.08.18. Which is a gross violation of the force discipline and devotion to duty. That Calling Notice was issued vide No.3NAP (RO-27)201819/1011 dated 24.08.18 and No.3NAP (RO-27)2018-19/1277 dated 12.09.18 but failed to report back for duty till date. Therefore, you are once again directed to report back within 7(Seven) days from the date of publication of this Final Calling Notice failing which stern disciplinary action will be initiated against you.

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Commandant, 3rd NAP Battalion, Tuensang Nagaland.

New Delhi, Oct 3 (PTI): The Centre has extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in three districts of Arunachal Pradesh and its eight police station areas bordering Assam by another six months, in view of continuing activities of banned insurgent groups of the Northeast. According to a notification issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Tirap, Changlang and Longding districts of Ar unachal Pradesh and eight police stations bordering Assam were declared “disturbed” areas under the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA), 1958. “Now, therefore, Tirap, Changlang and Longding districts in Ar unachal

IMPHAL, OCT 3: Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM) and Kuki Organization for Human Rights (KOHR) have registered strong objection to the reported proposal of the Centre to create autonomous council for Nagas in Manipur. Taking note of reports published in section of the media, that the Centre may agree to create two autonomous councils in the frontier state of Arunachal Pradesh and one in Manipur in the process of final settlement of the ongoing Naga talks, KIM reiterated its long pending demand for settlement of the alleged genocide and atrocities against Kukis in Manipur first. A memorandum in this regard was submitted to the Prime Minister on Wednesday and copies sent to UN general secretary Antonio Guterres and UNPFII

chief Henriksen Roy as well the presidents of Myanmar and Bangladesh. In the memorandum, KIN and KOHR stated that the opposition to the creation of three councils within the so “Independent Hill Country” was neither an attempt to sabotage the government’s peace talks with NSCN (I-M) but an assertion of the traditional rights of ownership of the land by all the tribal people in the region. KIM and KOHR said it must be clearly understood that any issue relating to Independent Hill country from Bay of Bengal to China, and in the region between India and present Myanmar cannot be settled with a single community or movement rather all indigenous land owners should be properly consulted, without whose consents any settlement is bound to incite civil unrests in the region.

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With lots of love, Onu Asung Dear Sasankar (Bulta), Wish you a happiest birthday, you are always a wonderful and caring person of us and We love the way you treat us like a father of all. God bless you and keeps you smiling always.

From your beloved Sister, Mistu and childhood brothers, Sahib and Dipu

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Pradesh and the areas falling within the jurisdiction of the following eight police stations in the 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 March 31, 2019 w.e.f. October 1, 2018, unless withdrawn earlier,” the notification said. The police stations include Balemu and Bhalukpong police stations in West Kameng district, Seijosa police station in East Kameng district, Balijan police station in Papumpare district, Namsai and Mahadevpur police stations in Namsai district, Roing police station in Lower Dibang Valley district and Sunpura police

Aizawl, Oct 3 (PTI): Bharatiya Janata Party would fight all the 40 assembly seats in Mizoram alone, but the party might forge an alliance with likeminded parties in a postpoll scenario, general secretary Ram Madhav said on Wednesday. Mizoram is the only state under the Congress in the Northeast at present. The saffron party has been making concerted efforts to win the state, after having formed governments on its own or joining hands with allies in all other Northeastern states. Addressing a press conference here, Madhav, who is in charge of the Northeast, said the BJP would field candidates in all the 40 assembly seats in the state,

where elections are due in December. In the 2013 assembly poll, the Congress had won 34 seats and made Lal Thanhawala the chief minister, while the BJP has no MLA at present. On the Opposition calling the Mizo National Front (MNF) “proxy” of the BJP, the general secretary termed it “ridiculous”. The party would contest against the MNF and the National People’s Party in the polls, though they are constituents of NorthEast Democratic Alliance (NEDA), Madhav said. The NEDA is a political coalition formed in 2016 by the BJP, along with Northeast regional parties like Naga People’s Front, Sikkim Democratic Front,

People’s Party of Arunachal, Asom Gana Parishad and Bodoland People’s Front. Madhav asserted that the BJP “respected” the food habits, distinct cultural and customs of the Mizos and their religion. He accused the ruling Congress, headed by Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla -- in power for 10 years -- of being corrupt and inefficient. The Thanhawla regime did not create any basic infrastructural development during the last decade, though the Centre initiated and funded several developmental projects, the BJP leader said.If voted to power, the BJP would construct a four-lane highway across the state, linking both Myanmar and Bangladesh, Madhav said.

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NAGALAND GOVT. REGISTERED CLASS - 1 CONTRACTORS' UNION

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Regd. No. M210/2018, Date : 03/08/2018 I, Shri. C.P. Tangsoi Khiamniungan, S/o Puto, permanent resident of H/No. 279, Imkonglenden Colony, Dimapur : Nagaland previously I was residing at Lengnyu Village, Dist. Tuensang and from now onwards my permanent resident should be known as H/No. 279, Imkonglenden Colony, Dimapur : Nagaland. DP-7362

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NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Smti Hokali Sema of Lizu Naghuto village under Zunheboto District has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her husband Late Kihozhe Sema has expired on 08/09/2018 It is hereby notified that if No Objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30(thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for the issue of the same. (SHANAVAS C) IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto, Nagaland DP-7365

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Happy birthday Lenir,

AFSPA extended in Arunachal BJP to fight Mizoram polls alone: Madhav Pradesh for six months

alogue in Indonesia, which will be followed by a similar dialogue in India next year to promote pluralism and eradicate radicalism. It is being held as an innovative mechanism to promote pluralism and tolerance, and to provide a platform for Indonesian and Indian religious scholars, youth and civil society leaders to join hands in improving relations across religions and cultures, combat prejudice, tackle radicalism and build conducive conditions for long-term peace, the statement said. The participating delegates will be visiting Prambanam and Borobodur Temples, along with Zen Ling Gong Temple, Huria Kristen Batak Protestan Church, Santo Antonius Catholic Church and Syuhada Mosque in Yogyakarta, a statement by Indian Embassy in Indonesia said.

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Kuki bodies oppose creation of autonomous councils for Nagas

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NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR THE ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE

Shri/Smti VITOL of VIYILHO Village District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that Her Husband Late K. VIHETO SEMA has expired on 04-05-2018. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same. (SHANAVAS C), IAS Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto : Nagaland

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Phezoucha Secretariat Road H.Q. KOHIMA 797001 NAGALAND Ph. No. 0370-2270185

Date : 3-10-18

Dear Vilelie Khamo, I on behalf of the office bearers and members of the Nagaland Government Registered Class 1 Contractors Union would like to congratulate you on being conferred the Classic Award 2018 in recognition of your philanthropic contributions towards the upliftment of the society. We hope and pray that you will continue your good work in all sphere of human endeavour. Your story of struggles and success has been and will be an inspiration to many youth. The Union wishes you the very best in all your future endeavours. May God bless you and keep you safe.

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Tender Notice

The office of Kendriya Vidyalaya GC CRPF Khatkhati invites tender for procurement of one photo copier Machine with DRDF of make Canon/Ricoh. Interested suppliers may send sealed Quotation latest by 23.10.2018 (1:00 pm) completed in all respect. The tender will be opened on 24.10.2018 at 10:30 AM. Caution money Rs.10,000/- by Cheque along with tender documents in favour of VVN KV Khatkhati Principal

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SEYOCHUNG VILLAGE UNION, KIPHIRE TOWN P.O & Dist. Kiphire – 798611, Nagaland.

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An appeal letter signed by Shri. Simon Sangtam, Leacy Region Secretary, incharge United Sangtam Region NSCN/GPRN suggesting to have a joint sitting for discussion concerning Seyochung Village Union, Kiphire Town Non Cooperation towards NSCN/GPRN since 2014. Union officials wholeheartedly accepted their appeal for joint meeting and conveyed its willingness to have meeting on 20th Sept. 2018 at Union Treasurer at 3:00 pm. Joint meeting was held as per scheduled. NSCN/ GPRN Govt. was led by Shri. Toivi Ayee Kilonser, Shri. Thronglise Kilonser, CAO caretaker In-charge USR and Seyochung Village Union Kiphire Town was led by President and Union official. President Seyochung Village Union Kiphire Town expressed happiness and warmly welcome the National Workers and briefed the reason why extreme step has been taken to the extend its Non- Cooperation towards NSCN/GPRN Govt. In the name of National aspiration some vested National Workers misused its power, using Nagaland for Christ pad, and said that “union stand is baseless” After much deliberation, led by Shri. Toivi Ayee Kilonser, Shri. Thronglise Kilonser CAO & Caretaker USR sought forgiveness and Shri. Chopizi Sangtam Tatar accused sought for sincere apology and forgiveness for his misdeed from Union in written. As accused Shri. Chopizi Sangtam, Tatar has apologized in written for his mistakes, Union officials looking at the face of God, whole heartedly and sincerely pardoned him unconditionally and withdrew its Non-Cooperation towards NSCN/GPRN Govt. with immediate effect from the date of reconciliation joint meeting held on 20th Sept.2018. Expressing its appreciation and acknowledgement to Kilo Kilonser and NCSN/GPRN Government for their sincerest approach to end the difference within the family. Union also expresses its deep appreciation to Shri. Toivi Ayee, Kilonser Shri. Thronglise, Kilonser & CEO Caretaker In-charge USR and Rank and files of USR Officials for their kind concern and initiative to end the mistrust in the family. God Bless them all. (LISECHO SANGTAM) President Seyochung Village Union, Kiphire Town

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professors of the university were suspended on ground of misconduct. So far, ten professors of the MU have been suspended in connection with the crisis of the university. The six student bodies- AMSU, MSF, DESAM, SUK, KSA and AIMS, have launched a series of protest demanding withdrawal of security forces from the MU campus and unconditional release of teachers and students of the varsity who were currently in judicial custody. They have reiterated that they will not back off or change its stand until and unless justice is delivered. Meanwhile, the agitating MUSU as categorically stated that the state government’s attempts to hold talks would not bear any fruit until and unless all the arrested students and teachers are released without any condition.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2018

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Dated Kohima the th Oct 2018 ADVERTISEMENT Applications are hereby invited from eligible Male/Female candidates from Indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland belonging to any Naga Tribes including Kuki, Kachari and Garo Tribes for filling up the under mentioned post under Director General Home Guards & Civil Defence, Nagaland, Kohima in the manner prescribed below:Sl. No Name of Post 1. Sub. Inspector 2. Instructor Havildar

No. of Vacancy Educational Qualification 1(one) Bachelor's Degree. 1 (one) Bachelor's Degree.

Scale of Pay 7th ROP 2017 Pay Matrix Level-8 7th ROP 2017 Pay Matrix Level-5

Relaxation in Educational Qualification: HSSLC Passed for Backward Tribes for the post of Instructor Havildar. Age limits Minimum - 21 years, Maximum - 35 years Note : (a) Recruitment test consisting of Medical test, Physical test, Written test and oral (for those passing physical & written test) will be conducted by a Recruitment Board with the representatives from Home & P& AR Department. (b) The post reservation for all categories shall be as per the existing Government notification. (c) Candidates should furnish recent passport photo/Xerox copies of educational certificate/documents, self-attested along with the application: 1. Academic certificate. 2. Indigenous certificate 3. Schedule Tribe certificate. 4. Birth certificate 5. Backward certificate 6. Tribe certificate 7. Unemployment certificate 8. 4 (four) recent passport photo The application with required certificate/document should be submitted to Director General Home Guards & Civil Defence, Nagaland Kohima during office hours. Application will be summarily rejected if any of the above certificate/document is incomplete/tampered or forged. Serving Government employees applying for the post should submit NOC issued by concerned HOD. (d) Candidates shortlisted for various posts for viva-voce are required to produce original documents/certificates. (e) Application sent through Post/Email or any other Electronic means shall not be accepted. (f) Application will be received from 05/10/18 to 20/10/18 during office hours. (g) Application form can be downloaded from Director General Home Guards & Civil Defence www.hgcd.nagaland. gov.in during the office hours. h) No TA/DA shall be admissible to the candidates appearing for medical test, physical test, written test & oral test etc. (i) The venue of the recruitment test will be held at Central Training Institute, Home Guards & Civil Defence, Toluvi, Dimapur. The date for the recruitment test will be published in the local papers. No individual intimation for interviews would be sent. ( I. TOSHITSUNGBA AIER), IPS Director General Issued by DIPR DC-1692

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BSP to fight alone in Rajasthan, MP polls

Lucknow, Oct 3 (PTI): In a setback to Opposition unity ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, BSP chief Mayawati said Wednesday her party will not enter into a tie-up with the Congress for the upcoming Assembly elections in Rajasthan or Madhya Pradesh. The BSP chief said even though Congress chief Rahul Gandhi and his mother Sonia Gandhi appeared in favour of an alliance, there were other “senior leaders” who worked to foil any possibility of an understanding. “The Congress is under the wrong impression that it can match all the tactics of BJP...If the BJP faces just the Congress, it can easily form the government. Still the Congress does not seem prepared for an honest alliance between opposition parties” Mayawati said. The BSP chief claimed that the people of the three states going to polls later this year were not in favour of the BJP returning to power but due to the Congress’ “stubborn attitude”, her party had to strike an alliance with a regional party in Chhattisgarh. Mayawati has announced an alliance with former chief minister Ajit Jogi’s outfit in Chhattisgarh. “It was in the larger people’s and national interest that our party agreed to an alliance to check the BJP, which was pursuing anti-people, anti-farmer, anti-poor and pro-capitalist

though Congress president Rahul Gandhi and his mother Sonia Gandhi wanted an alliance with the BSP, there were some “selfish senior” leaders in their party who were out to foil any understanding. Congress leaders like Digvijay Singh do not wish for a Congress-BSP alliance, she claimed. “A selfish senior leader, who is also a BJP agent, in his TV interview talking about the alliance claimed the BSP president was under pressure of ED and CBI to deter her from entering into an alliance. But this is totally baseless,” Mayawati asserted. “The Congress party’s ‘arrogance’ is now evident and they feel that they can take on the BJP on their own. The truth is that the people are unwilling to forgive the Congress for their corrupt government,” she In this file picture BSP chief Mayawati is seen with added. the top Congress leader Sonia Gandhi during the Creases can be swearing-in ceremony of JD(S)-Congress coalition government in Bengaluru. (PTI) ironed out: Cong policies, from coming to power,” Mayawati said. She claimed it was because of the Congress’ attitude that BJP remained in power in MP, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and other states for a long time and yet the party had not mended itself. “If this was not so, why did the Congress adopt a stubborn attitude and offered meagre seats to the BSP in these three states when everyone knows our

5-year-old girl gangraped by temple priests in MP Bhopal, Oct 3 (AGENCIES): A five-year-old girl was gangraped by two priests inside a temple premises in Datia district on Tuesday said police. Police arrested both the priests - Raju Pandit(55) and Batoli Prajapati (45) late Tuesday night and booked them under Section 376 (rape) of Indian Penal Code and Protection of Children from Sexual Offence (POCSO). Police suspect the duo might have assaulted other minors too. The girl, a farmer’s daughter, was admitted to a district hospital where her condition is stated to be stable. “The accused lured the girl with a sweet dish inside the temple. They raped the girl and then dropped her outside her home. They also threatened the girl of dire consequences if she revealed the crime to anyone,” Goraghat police station town inspector Ripudaman Singh said. “The girl’s mother

noticed that her daughter was feeling great pain and especially while relieving herself. When the mother asked the girl why she was in pain, the girl initially did not say anything, but later she blurted out her ordeal. The family informed the police and rushed the girl to the district hospital,” Singh said. Datia, superintendent of police, Mayank Awasthi said, “The people have alleged that the two priests might have harassed other minors too, as several girls had told their parents that these priests were ‘not good’. We are investigating the matter.” The crime is the latest in Madhya Pradesh’s depressing statistics of rape and molestation. According to the state women’s cell records, 1,894 rapes and 4,069 molestation cases were registered in the first five months of 2018. This translates to an average of 13 rapes and 27 instances of molestation every day.

vote gets transferred...We do not benefit much from alliances,” she said referring to past instances. Mayawati claimed the BSP had always supported the Congress to check the communal parties. But instead of feeling indebted to the BSP leadership, Congress like the BJP, betrayed us, she said adding “there are a number of examples and the Taj Corridor issue is one such case”. Mayawati said that

Maha govt moves SC in Navlakha house arrest case New Delhi, Oct 3 (AGENCIES): Maharashtra government on Wednesday moved Supreme Court challenging the Delhi High Court order allowing Gautam Navlakha, one of the five rights activists arrested in connection with the Koregaon-Bhima case, to be freed from house arrest. The plea has been filed in the apex court registry on Wednesday morning challenging the Delhi High Court order, Nishant Katneshwar, counsel for the Maharashtra government told PTI. The Delhi High Court on Monday freed Mr. Navlakha from house arrest, five weeks after he, along with four other rights activists, was arrested in connection with the Koregaon-Bhima violence in Maharashtra. Granting relief to 65-year-old Navlakha, the High Court had also quashed the trial court’s transit remand order which he had challenged before the matter was taken to the Supreme Court.

Apparently stunned by Mayawati’s announcement Wednesday that her party won’t forge any alliance with it in the Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan assembly polls, the Congress hoped that the BSP chief reposing her faith in Rahul and Sonia Gandhi will provide it a window of opportunity and “creases will be ironed out” with harmony. Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said the party’s goal of de-

feating the BJP is clear and if any party walks along with it in achieving it is welcome, otherwise there can be a “healthy contest” in this fight against the BJP and there is nothing wrong in it as happened in the past. “Mayawati has expressed her sentiments and we respect that. She has reposed full faith in Rahul ji and Sonia ji and we respect that too. If there is harmony among Sonia Gandhi, who is our guide, and Rahul Gandhi, who is our leader, and Mayawati ji, then no fourth person can create a rift among them. “If there are any creases left, they will be ironed out mutually among them with harmony,” he told reporters. Surjewala also said that once the leaders have amicable, respectable, fruitful relationship with each other, “all other creases can be ironed out”. After charges by Mayawati against him, Congress leader Digvijaya Singh said that he has been a bitter critic of Narendra Modi, Amit Shah, BJP and the RSS and he will follow Rahul Gandhi’s directions. He said he has already made it clear that he respects Mayawati and has been in favour of Congress-BSP alliance from the very beginning and talks between the two parties have already been held but she has declared candidates for 22 seats.

Kolkata, Oct 3 (PTI): A fire broke out in the pharmacy of the state-run Medical College and Hospital here Wednesday following which around 250 patients have been evacuated from the premises, fire officials said. No one has been injured in the the blaze that broke out at 8 am in the

dispensary located on the ground floor. Ten fire tenders were engaged to douse the fire, officials said. Thick smoke was seen billowing from the ground floor of the hospital’s main building where the pharmacy is housed. Medicines stocked in the dispensary have been reduced to ashes. West Bengal Minister of

State for Health Chandrima Bhattacharya told reporters that the 250 patients admitted to cardiology, general medicine and haematology wards have been shifted to other wards in the hospital as well as other hospitals. Many medicines were destroyed in the fire, but the patients will not face any problems, she assured.

Rafale deal a game-changer: Air Force chief New Delhi, Oct 3 (PTI): Defending the Rafale fighter jet amid a raging political row, Air Chief Marshal B S Dhanoa Wednesday termed the deal a “good package” and said the aircraft will be a “game-changer” for the subcontinent. He said the S-400 air defence missile systems, a deal for which is likely to be signed later this week after Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives here Thursday, and the 36 Rafale jets will provide the Air Force with a much needed “booster”. Addressing a press conference here, Dhanoa described the decision to buy the Rafale fighter jets as a “bold move” by the government and said it was an “emergency purchase” keeping in view the depleting squadrons of the Air Force. In response to a question on Rafale maker Dassault Aviation choosing Reliance Defence over stateowned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), Dhanoa said it was the “prerogative” of the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) to choose the offset partner and neither government nor the Air Force had any role in it. The Congress and other opposition parties have claimed massive irregularities in the Rafale fighter jet deal and the issue has been gathering steam ahead of three crucial state polls and Lok Sabha polls next year. The BJP and Reliance De-

Birender Singh Dhanoa fence have dismissed all the allegations as false. Dhanoa said the Rafale is a “very good aircraft”. “When it comes to the subcontinent, it will be a game-changer because it has significant capabilities, better than what our regional adversaries have got. It takes care of even the new aircraft they (adversaries) are likely to induct in near future,” he said. “We have a very good package along with the aircraft,” the Air Force chief added. Endorsing the deal, he said the Air Force has got the most modern censors, state-of-the-art weapons, India specific enhancements, better price terms, better delivery time schedules, better maintenance terms, longer industrial commitment terms and additional warranty. “We have a lot of advantages in the Rafale deal,” Dhanoa said. Responding to a question on whether the Air Force was consulted before going ahead with the government to government

(G2G) deal to buy 36 Rafale jets, Dhanoa said it was consulted at an “appropriate level”. He said the medium multi-role combat aircraft (MMRCA) deal to buy 126 aircraft, where Rafale was the lowest bidder, had reached an “impasse” due to “irresolvable differences” between HAL and Dassault Aviation over HAL’s additional man hours in production of the aircraft and the resultant cost increase. The MMRCA deal was discussed during the UPA regime and scrapped by the NDA. “The available options were analysed. We had choices -- one, to continue indefinitely to resolve the difference between Dassault Aviation and HAL; cancel RFP (Request for Proposal) and restart the process,” Dhanoa told reporters. Considering another variant at this stage will require a few more years, he said. “It was decided to procure two squadrons of aircraft on G2G basis to meet the critical operational necessity of the IAF. We have bought two squadrons of aircraft under emergency purchase...starting from the time Pakistan bought the F-16s,” he said. One squadron has about 18 aircraft. Dhanoa acknowledged HAL’s support to the Air Force but said there has been a “slight lag” in the public sector unit’s delivery schedule.

Kerala govt will implement SC verdict on Sabarimala: CM T h i ru va na n thapuram, Oct 3 (AGENCIES): Kerala government Wednesday made it clear it has no plan to file a review petition against the Supreme Court order allowing women of all age groups into the Lord Ayyappa Temple at Sabarimala. T h e Tr ava n c o r e Devaswom Board (TDB), which manages the hill shrine, has also not taken any decision to go for any review in this regard, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan told reporters here. The TDB president had stated that the Board may examine the possibility of filing the review petition, while the opposition Congress and BJP had asked the government to do the same holding that traditions and belief of the temple have to be protected. Terming the recent developments connected with Sabarimala a “serious” matter, Vijayan said as a government, it has to abide by directives of the top court and make

necessary arrangements for women devotees visiting the shrine. “It is the responsibility of the government to implement the court order without any compromise. We will ensure to make necessary arrangements for the women devotees in the upcoming season itself,” he said. He also took exception to TDB president A Padmakumar’s recent remark that they were not expecting large number of women devotees at the shrine in the wake of the court order. The Sabarimala Temple had restricted the entry of women belonging to the age group between 10-50 due as part of its age-old tradition. On October 28, a fivejudge constitution bench headed by the then Chief Justice Dipak Misra lifted the ban on entry of women of menstrual age into the shrine. With regard to the protest launched by various outfits against implementing the court verdict, the

Fire at hospital in Kolkata; 250 patients evacuated

Patients wait outside on being evacuated after a fire broke out in a pharmacy building of state-run Calcutta Medical College and Hospital, in Kolkata, Wednesday, Oct 3, 2018. (PTI)

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A man whose father was admitted in the hospital said his father died following the fire outbreak. “I brought him (father) downstairs (after the fire outbreak). After some time, I took him to the emergency department (of the hospital) where he was given oxygen but father died,” the man claimed. A cancer patient who was admitted to the hospital said, “I was scared after seeing the smoke. There was heavy rush at the staircase. I felt suffocated”. Another patient said she left the “area” in another patient’s medical trolley. City mayor and Fire Services Minister Sovan Chatterjee, who visited the hospital, told reporters that the fire was brought under control. He said the hospital was equipped to handle fire mishaps, which helped the fire brigade control the blaze quickly. When asked about the source of the fire, Chatterjee said, “It will be known after

the forensic examination.” He said the patients were shifted from affected areas and arrangements were made for their treatment. On the availability of medicines in the hospital, he said, “There is no cause for panic. There may be some problems but it will be temporary. Arrangements will be made to supply medicines”. Fire Brigade DG Jagmohan said the hospital had a fire fighting system in place and water was available in the hydrants which helped control the blaze. “Since this is a huge medical facility and many patients come here everyday, we did not want to take any chances,” a senior fire official said. Fire brigade personnel broke the wall at some places to get inside the affected areas. Senior Congress leader Pradip Bhattacharya demanded a high-level probe into the incident.

We will ensure to make necessary arrangements for the women devotees in the upcoming season itself, Vijayan said. Chief Minister said no one has the right to prevent women devotees if they want to go to the shrine and offer worship. “When the Supreme Court has taken a stand after considering all aspects on the matter, people have to accept the law of the land. The government is

for implementing it,” he added. Hundreds of Ayyappa devotees, including women, Tuesday had blocked state and national highways in various parts of Kerala protesting the Supreme Court verdict. BJP state President S Sreedharan Pillai had said

the party plans to launch state-wide agitations to protect the interest of Sabarimala devotees. Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala had urged the TDB to file a review petition and also asked the government to arrive at a consensus on the issue.

Farmer’s stir culminate rally at Kisan Ghat

New Delhi, Oct 3 (PTI): Protesting farmers ended their march at the Kisan Ghat in the national capital early Wednesday after the police which had stopped them on the city border allowed their entry, police said. The Delhi Police removed the barricades around 12.30 am to allow the farmers, who were stopped Tuesday at UP Gate on the Uttar Pradesh-Delhi border during the Kisan Kranti Yatra, to enter the city, a senior police official said. Within hours, thousands of farmers gathered at Kisan Ghat, the memorial of renowned farmer leader and former prime minister Chaudhary Charan Singh, which is located just adjacent to Raj Ghat between the banks of Yamuna river and Mahatma Gandhi Road, also known as main Ring Road. They offered tributes at the memorial. The farmers entered the national capital riding their tractors and trolleys and proceeded towards Kisan Ghat where heavy police

deployment has been made, the official said. BKU leader Pawan Khatana said the police had opened the barricades around 12.30 am. “We reached the Kisan Ghat in the next couple of hours. By 5 am the farmers had started return journey to their homes in Rajasthan, Haryana, UP, Madhya Pradesh,” Khatana, the BKU’s Uttar Pradesh unit spokesperson, told PTI. No farmers participating in the agitation are now in Delhi, however, several of them, including BKU chief Naresh Sigh Tikait are staying put near the UP-Delhi border -- the spot for Tuesday’s clash with security men. Khatana said some of the farmers are still at UP Gate, the intersection of Madan Mohan Malviya Road in Ghaziabad with the Delhi-Meerut highway, repairing their tractors. “Our yatra was supposed to start from Tikait Ghat in Haridwar and culminate at the Kisan Ghat in Delhi. The farmers reached

there and after that they left. “Our main objective was to get our issues highlighted, which has happened. Now it is for the government to decide what it wants to do. The farmers have done their work. If they agree to our demands, well and good. Otherwise, during elections they (politicians) will only have to approach us (for votes) and not the other way round,” Khatana said. Mukul Singh, 24, who participated in the stir said he has reached back home in Muzaffarnagar. Thousands of farmers on Tuesday marched towards Delhi over demands ranging from farm loan waiver to cut in fuel prices, pending sugarcane dues, allowing plying of old tractors, blocking traffic movement on arterial roads leading to the national capital. National highways leading to the capital were swamped with farmers who came in from places as far as Gonda, Basti and Gorakhpur in eastern Uttar Pradesh as well as the sugarcane belt of western Uttar Pradesh.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVIII NO. 299 Dimapur, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2018

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Witch hunting tools

f there are reasons to believe that central enforcement agencies such as CBI, Enforcement Directorate (ED) and Income Tax (IT) are in dire need of officers of the highest caliber; it is not a wrong assessment. However, in the light of recent actions of the central agencies, the issue of witch hunt against political rivals has again resurfaced. This is not specific to the current BJP government under Narendra Modi where the witch hunt has become like an event, running parallel with election campaigns. The main functions of these agencies are to tackle corruption and bring the offenders to book or so it seems. Experiences of many other countries reveal that the anti-corruption agencies (ACAs) fail to do their best also due to a lack of public involvement and insufficient accountability. Under the current setup, independence or autonomy of the CBI will always remain a myth. First of all, it needs sanctions for prosecuting corruption cases against public servants and in some situations it even needs permission to register cases. Again, the government must grant approval if the CBI losses a case in the trial court and wants to appeal to the higher court. Like a small boy, it needs to ask its daddy for everything. Unfortunately, the CBI has been used as an effective tool against political rivals; be it Lalu Prasad Yadav, Mulyam Singh or Mayawati etc whose cases never seem to end but kept pending for decades –reopening if the powers at the centre are hostile and closed when the powers at the centre are friendly. In order to nullify the channels of control, the Supreme Court in 1997, tried to create a powerful single agency by empowering the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) with powers of supervision and control over vigilance administration and corruption cases as well as over CBI investigations. The SC directive intended to insulate appointments, investigation and prosecution from government control (read the DoPT). This experiment with independence failed for obvious reasons. This could not proceed further for the simple reason that vested interest ensured it never got beyond the filing. Such a single-agency approach appears to have worked for South Korea which has an Independent Commission that reports to the President. It has also worked well in Hong Kong with its Independent Commission Against Corruption. The other investigative arms of the government include the Enforcement Directorate to probe economic offences and the Income Tax to detected undisclosed income or black money etc. The belief that officials of high integrity would work well for the independent functioning of the CBI fell flat with regard to the issue the National Herald case where the Gandhis are targets. CBI had called for closure of the case and according wrote to ED Chief Rajan Katoch since there was no evidence of any offence committed. However, under interventions form BJP leader Dr. Subramaniam Swamy and an IT Officer, the Katoch was shunted out and the case “reopened” and another officer named as special director to tighten the noose around the necks of the Gandhi mother and son. The need for the Lok Pal is growing more stronger but the BJP which used to rant a lot while it was the opposition and against the Congress, appears to have had a change of heart. Also its jibe at the CBI for being Congress Bureau of Investigation has now been forgotten along with the vow against black money.

DailyDevotion The Place of Ministry

He said to them, "This kind [of unclean spirit] can come out by nothing but prayer and fasting." —Mark 9:29 “His disciples asked Him privately, ‘Why could we not cast it out?’ ” (Mark 9:28). The answer lies in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. “This kind can come out by nothing but” concentrating on Him, and then doubling and redoubling that concentration on Him. We can remain powerless forever, as the disciples were in this situation, by trying to do God’s work without concentrating on His power, and by following instead the ideas that we draw from our own nature. We actually slander and dishonor God by our very eagerness to serve Him without knowing Him. When you are brought face to face with a difficult situation and nothing happens externally, you can still know that freedom and release will be given because of your continued concentration on Jesus Christ. Your duty in service and ministry is to see that there is nothing between Jesus and yourself. Is there anything between you and Jesus even now? If there is, you must get through it, not by ignoring it as an irritation, or by going up and over it, but by facing it and getting through it into the presence of Jesus Christ. Then that very problem itself, and all that you have been through in connection with it, will glorify Jesus Christ in a way that you will never know until you see Him face to face. We must be able to “mount up with wings like eagles” (Isaiah 40:31), but we must also know how to come down. The power of the saint lies in the coming down and in the living that is done in the valley. Paul said, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” (Philippians 4:13) and what he was referring to were mostly humiliating things. And yet it is in our power to refuse to be humiliated and to say, “No, thank you, I much prefer to be on the mountaintop with God.” Can I face things as they actually are in the light of the reality of Jesus Christ, or do things as they really are destroy my faith in Him, and put me into a panic?

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Your diet is a bank account. Good food choices are good investments. ~ Bethenny Frankel

Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2018

Post-mortem

CM Chang’s speech Towards cleaner Nagaland on 64th Wildlife Week I (Big cats: Predators under threat) O n the auspicious occasion of the 64th Wildlife Week from 2' to 8th October 2018, I sincerely congratulate the people of the State for conservation and protection of forest and wildlife. The observation of the Wildlife Week is organized every year in the country, coinciding with the birth anniversaries of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri to offer an opportunity in raising awareness and invigorating the commitment for preservation of the unique flora and fauna diversity that we have inherited from our forefathers. The theme of this year's Wildlife Week is- "Big Cats: Predators Under Threat". The big cats include animals such as lion, tiger, leopard, jaguar, cheetah, snow leopard, puma, clouded leopard, and more The big cat populations are declining at a staggering rate as a result of mostly human-induced threats such as habitat loss, poaching, illegal trade, human-wildlife conflict, and climate change. Statistics show that the world lost over 90 percent of its Tigers in the 20th century while Lion populations have fallen by twofifths in just 20 years. Events such as this highlight the responsibility of the Government and the people of the State to join hands in protecting the big cats by increasing its prey base and the protected area network. We must do our utmost in protecting these magnificent and charismatic creatures. Our country is one of the 17 mega biodiversity countries of the world. This diversity is however, under stress from poaching and organized wildlife trade with global ramifications. Illegal wildlife trade is driven mainly by the huge profits earned by traders. Low risks and no penalties make this trade highly lucrative, whilst depleting our biodiversity. I appeal to the people of the State to co-operate with the Government in curbing such wildlife crime. We are well aware that the basic needs of human beings such as food, clothing, and shelter are directly and indirectly met with from the forest. Human beings, animals, and plants have a very intrinsic relationship. The survival of man is dependent on the survival

(From previous issue) s stated earlier, our appointments and regularization was not an issue in the case filed by ACAUT & PSAN. Furthermore, the Hon’ble High Court has not set aside/quashed the scheme for regularization put in place vide O.M dated 4.8.08. Above all, there is no direction by the Hon’ble High Court not to regularize our services. Therefore, we humbly submit that Contempt of the High Court’s Judgment will not be attracted even if our services are regularized. The esteemed Government is also aware that Contempt of Court will be attracted only when there is willful and deliberate violation of specific direction passed by a Court. In the aforesaid circumstances, we requested the esteemed authority to end our insecurities, miseries and hardships by ordering the completion of the remaining process of our regularization. We are discharging our duties in the same manner and circumstances as any regular teachers. Therefore, we are entitled under the law for equal salary as the regular employees. In fact, the Department of School Education by Notification No. DSE/ADHOC-SALARY/2015 dated 13.10.2017 has granted scale pay of Rs. 5200-20200 with grade pay of Rs. 2400/and Rs. 9300-34800 with grade pay of Rs. 4200 to all adhoc Primary Teachers and Graduate Teachers respectively who were appointed after 1.7.2017 against resultant vacancies. As stated earlier, we have also been appointed against sanctioned posts. Therefore, it is ridiculous that adhoc appointees after us are given

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of animal and plant life. Conservation of wildlife and forests are necessary to preserve the ecological diversity and our life support systems such as air, water, and soil. In general, by conserving and protecting the natural habitat and various wildlife species, we enrich our planet. In Nagaland, our forefathers were dependent on the forest and hunted wild animals for food and their basic survival. Now, the state of Nagaland is developing like other parts of the country. Plenty of edible materials are now readily available without the need for hunting wildlife. Thus, people are coming forward for protection and conservation of forest and wildlife. The latest example is protection of Amur Falcons and the State has been recognized as the Falcon's capital of the world. The provisions of the Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972, were in conflict with the cultural practices of Nagas. However, since 18' December 1981, the Government of Nagaland has been taking steps to ensure proper implementation of this Act by looking into the importance of forest and wildlife and by educating the people and raising awareness. On this auspicious occasion of the 64th Wildlife Week, I appeal to all my fellow citizens of Nagaland to extend their support to the Forest Department towards a concerted approach in protecting and conserving the rich wildlife of the State. Public support and participation is no longer a choice now but an absolute necessity in wildlife conservation. I would like to end this message with a quote from Sir David Attenborough who is an internationally renowned British broadcaster and presenter of natural history and wildlife documentaries, "In my lifetime I have seen something of the marvellous range of wild species with which we share the planet. But due to changes which today afflict the world, no one born tomorrow will have the opportunity to see such variety. We must surely do all we can to protect what remains". Minister for Forest, Environment Climate Change Nagaland

t was way back in 2013, on my way back to Kohima, I encountered a young lady who was well dressed, beautiful, slim and decent with a fancy phone on her hand. After a while she boarded in the taxi took out a bottle of mineral water from her hand bag,drank the water and threw out the empty bottle on the roadside (There was an indigenous thrash bin made of bamboo nearby the taxi). Within a second the admiration and respect I had for her snapped away from my heart and mind because of her one ugly act. It is common and normal for us to blow the nose and wipe it into our clothes, pick the nose and eat and offer food to others, use the toilet and come out without washing the hands, eat, drink and throw anywhere, keep our rooms and surroundings clean but mess our neighbors surroundings, roads, drainage, public transportation, hospitals, institutions and the list goes on. From urinating, defecating and spitting in every nooks and corners of the public and private places and to rub the lime on the walls anywhere and anytime while chewing the betel nut (Tamul/Tamol) is becoming a serious threat to our beautiful villages, towns and cities. Specifically talking about ‘WE’ the Nagas, it’s been a few decades only coming out from wilderness of jungles and villages to the so called towns and cities, comparing with the advanced states and countries of the world but when it comes to dressing sense of Nagas whether in the villages and cities we might top the list in India although our state capital was listed as one of the second most ‘UNLIVEABLE’ city in India. Just keeping our body clean is not enough to live a healthy life but our environment should be clean along with our body and a proper diet. Today we are getting the brunt of price rise but we have added more by paying the

Swachh Bharat cess of 0.5 per cent which became effective from 15 Nov 2015, started by NDA govt. under the initiative of Shri. Narendra Modi (PM) to make India a clean Nation, all because of our irresponsible behaviour and ill habits of making our nation a dumping ground. With all the initiative taken by the govt. to make India a clean nation we can still witnessed a slim differences only till now. Just like the old saying which says ‘old habits die hard’ we are still reluctant and ignorant about the importance of clean environment. All the right thinking responsible citizens of the society it is high time we wake up from the deep slumbers and do something to make our environment clean and safe, for us and for our future generation. Let us understand that the task cannot be accomplished until and unless it starts within us instead of pointing our finger toward others and depending upon others to carry out the work for us, “we should act by doing ourselves first”. Remember we cannot make our state clean by doing social work once or twice in a year. Our leaders cannot, by picking up the broom pretending to clean for publicity or some leaders cleaning for a day to mark an event. The children and students cannot by participating only in some competitions on the theme clean environment. We cannot, by commenting on social media only. “But we can; only if we act and make cleaning a part of our life”. I want to conclude my writing by appealing to all the schools and colleges to make cleaning a part and parcel of the curriculum by letting the students to clean their own classroom and school and college premises not as a punishment or the management unable to maintain a sweeper but to instill in our students a sense of responsibility and dignity of work and labour and to keep our nation clean. Irrespective of the social status of

the students just like in Japan where cleaning by students is part of the curriculum. I have personally experience this method of cleaning by students when I was working at Lorna’s High School, Dimapur in the year 2014. The result was very effective as the school was always neat and tidy. And the same method I am applying in my school today. Sincere appeal to the All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA), Dimapur District Auto Drivers Union (DDADU), Nagaland State Transport (NST) and private bus service provider to introduce a pouch thrash bin where passenger can dump their thrash while travelling, just like in Gantok and other cities where passengers are not allowed to throw thrash from moving vehicles but can dumb in the pouch inside the vehicle. The municipal authorities, head of various colonies and villages of different districts to make mandatory to keep and use a big trash/waste bin enough to hold for 3 days by every household and commercial establishment just like in other cities and to dismantle and stop the present system of piling up waste in a concrete wall dustbin in the middle of the cities. The writer personally appreciate the commendable works executed by the present head and staffs of municipalities but sorry to mention that the two small dustbin provided at the cost of Rs.40 per piece in the year 2017 (Dimapur) was not satisfactory as the need of the hour is not about dealing with dust but with enormous thrash and waste. The concerned department should make mandatory to all the shopping malls and complexes to have lavatory for the customers. More pay and use toilet must be introduced as this is one major factor compelling the people to defecate openly as nature call does not come by knocking at the door. (To be concluded) Toshi Jamir, Nagarjan HM,KHS.

Statement of ANATG-2015 Batch

the latest scale pay whereas we are continued to be discriminated. We may also add that the Rule 5 (i) (c) of the Nagaland School Education Service Rules, 2017 provides a mode of recruitment through limited departmental examinations. Furthermore, Rule 32 of the said Rules has provided the power to relax the application of the Rules to mitigate undue hardships. And as such the ANATG even requested the government that these provisions of the Rules can also be explored to overcome legal impediment, if any, towards our regularization. However, even to this day we are been replied only with the lame excuse of Court’s judgment. The ANATG-2015 left with no other option submitted an ULTIMATE ULTIMATUM, of 10 days to the Department/ Government to consider our regularization matter on 7th Sept 2018 by consulting the esteemed ANSTA, NSF and ENSF. However the government remained adamant with the same Court Case excuses. Thus the agitation was resumed by the ANATG2015 Batch on 21.09.18 and was taken to the street after proper judgment and consensus with the 1166 members. The ANATG 2015 Batch’s resentment was purely based on the fact that incumbents from various departments were been regularized. However we have been told, the Government’s inability to regularize the Adhoc teachers basing on their stand that the court’s judgment has restrained the government from regularizing any adhoc/Contract/casual employees. Despite of all the difficulties that has been faced by its members and gathering at the

State capital, the ANATG temporarily suspended the agitation on 21.09.18 with an assurance from the government through the intervention of ANSTA and NSF that the meeting will be held on 26.09.18 with the department official headed by the Advisor of School Education for solving the aggrieved matter of ANATG-2915 Batch . As proposed, the meeting was held on 26.09.18 in the presence of Advisor of School Education, Senior Additional Advocate General to the Government of Nagaland, Principal Secretary; School Education and Director of School Education. In this meeting the ANATG was assured that granting of regular scale of pay based on the constitutional rights of “ Equal Pay for Equal Work” would be proposed for cabinet approval. And as such the Cabinet meeting was convened vide Circular NO: CAB-2/2003(pt) dated Kohima the 26th Sept. 2018. However on learning that the meeting which was proposed on 28.09.18 was deferred Vide Circular NO: CAB2/2003(pt) dated Kohima the 28th Sept 2018 without any logical reasons, has again proved the government’s negligence and ignorance towards the aggrieved matter of ANATG-2015 Batch leading to untold miseries and hardships that are being faced by the aggrieved teachers. It was further learnt that the Cabinet meeting was to be held at 2 PM on the 29th of Sept. 2018. The ANATG members anticipated for this scheduled meeting with good spirit and hope that the government would discuss the demands of the ANATG . However by

late evening it was learnt that the meeting was held but nothing relating to the ANATG issue were discussed. Despite so many meetings, discussions, deliberations and analysis with the government, it is so disheartening and discouraging to know that, the Government is not at all taking initiatives to resolve the long standing issue of the ANATG. It even hurts the members, to learn that inspite of all the official proceedings, the Government is not considering the hardships and despairs that the members are facing since the date of appointment. The ANATG wonders and questions the government if at all a solution could be placed on table for acceptance by both in a consensual manner. It may be mentioned that the ANATG- 2015 Batch on the 21st of Sept 2018 was not permitted by the administration under the direction of the government, to stage peaceful protest at the vicinity of the Nagaland Civil Secretariat, which itself is an act of curtailment of a Democratic

Rights, guaranteed to every Indian Citizen by the Constitution of India. However with immense support from Tribal Organization and Civil societies the aggrieved teachers preceded with the agitation only to be met by law enforcing personals with readied water cannon , Tear Gas , lathis , shields and bullet proof vest and guns. It is very disheartening to realize that Teachers who are responsible for shaping the future of the students has to be threatened and treated in such manners. The ANATG’s demand if not at all genuine, then the Government is requested to answer the teachers that what we are seeking is unlawful and illegal and that the incumbents whose services you have utilized for almost a decade and more should not be treated as Criminals with Guns/ water cannon/ lathis. The struggle by the ANATG -2015 Batch has taken its toll on the members mentally, physically and financially. However, every bit of our burden has been lightened up by the immense support from

the numerous right thinking civil societies, Apex Organizations and individuals who has been the strongest pillar. It is with your support that the ANATG has found the courage to go on no matter how hard the struggle may be and it is at this moment that when hopes are lost but yet your support and encouragements leads us to hope for a brighter ray of immaculate day of justice. Fur thermore, The ANATG-2015 Batch shall act according to the resolution dated 26.09.2018 where the ANATG-2015 Batch have collectively resolved to act upon whatsoever may be the consequences for the injustices meted to the ANATG-2015 Batch and the Department/Government shall be solely held responsible for any untoward eventualities. (Concluded) ANATG-2015 Batch president, Rüguotsolie; general secretary Pekato V. Zhimomi and Agitation Core Committee convenor Thungchanbemo E.

Reader’s Post Sir,

Give due credit

As a Naga residing in Nagaland, when one sees positive things happening around us it is important that we acknowledge gratefully. Many a times, efforts made by the government for welfare of people go unnoticed or is given undue criticism. Our people are never satisfied and never grateful and that is also one reason why we cannot get out of our petty mindedness. As an elderly woman having lived out most of my days in Kohima, I see changes that have taken place despite the unfortunate natural elements that may disrupt our daily lives. We need to pray for the government and the leaders and give due credit where it is needed. Toshili Yepthomi, Bayavu, Kohima

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

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2018

State-wide mass social work culmination programme

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DIMAPUR: State wide mass social under Swachh Bharat Week that commenced from September 29, had culminated across the state on October 2. 31 AC Akuluto: Led by advisor for Skill Development, Labour & Employment and CAWD , Kazheto Kinimi along with civil administration, 31 AC Akuluto BJP party workers and civil societies observed a one-day cleanliness drive under “swachhta hi seva” on October 1 at Akuluto town. In a press release by the advisor’s media cell, a short programme was conducted wherein the advisor spoke on the need to maintain clean environment within the town. He also stressed on the need to make cleanliness a way of life. Later the advisor along with Akuluto Town Committee members, civil

administration and public leaders inspected the proposed dumping site. Peren: In Peren district the programme was jointly organized by the district administration, NERLP & Peren Town Committee. A D C, C h u b awa t i Chang expressed his gratitude to all the wards/ colonies for the success of social work. He congratulated Keletzai ward Peren for winning the cleanest award and expressed his appreciation to Keletzai Ward Woman Organization (KWWO) for their contribution and initiatives towards the cleanliness of the wards. ADC also administered pledge for nonviolence and peace. Tuensang: DC Tuensang, L. Jamithung Lotha conducted the culmination programme for the threeday mass social work at

DC’s office complex Tuensang on October 2. DC also initiated the pledged for Non -Violence and peace to mark the occasion of the “International Day of Non-Violence”. Mokokchung: Swachh Bharat “One step towards cleanliness” programme which was successfully carried out in Mokokchung district from September 29 and culminated with a programme held at Town Hall on October 2. Minister for PWD, Tongpang Ozukum addressing the gathering as special guest shared his appreciation to one and all involved in this special cleanliness programme. He also added that this is just the beginning and the government is planning to come out with more intensive cleanliness activities. Mon: Culmination

programme of the mass social work was held at Mon on October 2 at the council hall. DC Mon, Thavaseelan K, appreciated and congratulated the participants of mass social work on the occasion. The programme was chaired by EAC Mon HQ, Avonuo Kire, keynote address by administrator Mon Town Council (MTC), Kumar Ramnikant, short speeches were delivered by various head of offices, ward presidents and NGOs. Winner of Personality, Face of Nagaland, M. Lemwang Konyak also took part in the programme, while EAC probationer, Ihoilung Chuilo, delivered the vote of thanks. Zunheboto: As part of the state-wide mass social work which started on September 29 concluded on October 2. Govern-

NPF Kohima Division meet held

1 dead after falling off from building

ment offices in Zunheboto participated in the mass social work by cleaning up their office premises on October 2. Chen: Chen town conducted the mass social work from September 29 till October 2 under the initiative of SDO (C) Chen, T. Moa Lemtor and all the heads of offices. All the government employees, GBs, DBs and denizens participated in the mass social work. Pfutsero: The four day Pfutsero sub-division mass social work which started on September 29 culminated on October 2. The culmination of the Swachh Bharat social work was conducted along the NEC road (Viswema –Kidima- Zuketsa road) and the team was led by SDO (Civil) Pfutsero, Diana Patton and EE (PWD) Pfutsero. Naginimora Town: Naginimora sub-division of Mon district organised a one day mass social work, cleanliness drive on October 2. All the staff from various departments cleaned up their surroundings, drainage and toilets. PWD department voluntarily helped in levelling the roads by providing staff and JCB. The general public including public leaders, GBs, DBs, KNSK, KNSU and KU participated in the social work by cleaning up all wastes and garbages dumped along the roadside, drainage in and around the town area and also in their own wards. Hoshepu: With the rest of the administrative headquarters in the state, a mass social work was conducted on October 1 at Hoshepu EAC head quarter, led by ADC Aghunato, T. Nchumbemo Udyuo and NTC president, Toniho Yeptho. Dur-

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KOHIMA, OCT 3 (NPN): In a delayed report, a middle age (man) non-Naga labourer died on the spot with multiple injuries after he reportedly fell down from an under construction building near south point old BOC Kohima on October 2. Sources said the deceased fell down from the building while fixing the window panes. The body, after completing the forKeneizhakho Nakhro, MLA addressing NPF Kohima division executive meeting on malities was handed over to October 3. (NP) the family members.

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KOHIMA, OCT 3 (NPN): Naga People’s Front (NPF) Kohima division held its first executive meetingcum-oath taking ceremony here today after its review was done to strengthen the party. NPF Kohima division president Gonei-u Sirie in his keynote address, welcomed the newly inducted office bearers many of whom have come and joined the NPF party from other political parties with an aim and dedication to lift up the NPF party to greater heights. The meeting witnessed short speeches from MLAs Keneizhakho Nakhro and Khriehu Liezietsu, exMLA Er. Kropol Vitsu and Kruzakie Kelio, vice president COB (Adm) i/c Kohima division. The speakers thanked the party rank and file for standing firm till date and not to be discouraged or swayed away by street talks as the NPF even though being in the opposition it is the single largest party in the state assembly and God willing the NPF will come

to power. The meeting was chaired by Kelhouletuo Keretsii, working president NPF Kohima Division. The House unanimously resolved to stand firm and work steadfastly for betterment and upliftment of the NPF party through thick and thin. It also resolved to extend its fullest support and cooperation to NPF president Shurhozelie Liezietsu and NPF Legislature Party leader T.R. Zeliang.

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ing the programme, GBs, council members and the volunteers numbering at least 150 people took part in the activities. In Asuto EAC headquarter, the social was carried out on October 29, headed by EAC Aghunato, Saratho Katiry. The social work saw good participation from the public of Asuto. DBSU: Dimapur Bengali Students Union (DBSU) organised a mass social work at NST Bus Stand and Railway Station at Dimapur on October 2 on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. Hundreds of students and senior members of DBSU participated in the event led by DBSU president Shubham Nath and general secretary Rajat Ghosh, in collaboration with Swachh Bharat district ambassador Geoffrey Yaden and other members-- Bendangtila, Bishnu Bhattacharjee and K.K Paul Advisor of DBSU. MUK: Market Union Kiphire (MUK) sweeping the deluxe point Kiphire town on Swatch Bharat calmination day, October 2. (NP) N S S, Z P C : N S S, Zisaji Presidency College (ZPC) Kiphire conducted cleanliness drive in and around Kiphire town on October 2.The team was led by assistant professor ZPC. (NP) ASTD: The Ao community of Dimapur under the banner of the Ao Senso Telongjem Dimapur (ASTD) organised a voluntary clean up exercise at the Ao Senden Riju, Purana Bazaar on October 2. The Dimapur Watsü Telongjem, Dimapur Ao Lanur Telongjem, Ao students Union Dimapur and executives of the six federating (range) units volunteered for the cleanliness drive.

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APO executive council meeting: The Angami Public Organisation (APO) has convened an executive council meeting on October 5, 11 am at APO hall, Kohima. All the APO office bearers, executive council members from NAPO, WAPO, SAPO, CPO, AMK, AYO, ASU, ASA and AGOK have been requested to attend the meeting positively. Pughoboto SDPDB meeting: ADC Pughoboto, Phuleshe K. Yepthomi informed all the sub-divisional planning and development board members that the Pughoboto sub-divisional planning and development board meeting would be held on October 5, 11 am at community hall, Ghathashi town. Sll the SDPDB members have been requested to attend positively. DC Zbto informs: Deputy commissioner Zunheboto has informed all concerned members of mini hornbillcum-Ahuna 2018 that a meeting would be held on October 5, 12 pm at office chamber of DC, Zunheboto. All planning committee members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. NSACS multimedia campaign: Nagaland State AIDS Control Society (NSACS) will conduct the eight phase of multi-media campaign in the state, to promote awareness, compassion, education and support for the issue of HIV and AIDS on October 6, 4 pm at the Heritage Old DC Bungalow, Kohima. AASU seniors’ conclave meet: Aqahuto Area Students’ Union (AASU) has convened a seniors’ conclave meeting on October 6, 11 am at Urban Hut, Dimapur. All senior leaders have been requested to attend positively. STO Mkg informs: Senior treasury officer (STO), Mokokchung has informed pensioners who are drawing pension from STO office , Mokokchung, that verification would be conducted on: October 22 at Tsusapang ward, Kapayong ward, Sungkomen ward, Tongtentsuyong ward, Alempang ward, Alongmen ward, Dilong ward, Yimyu ward, Kumlong ward and Mongsenbai ward; October 23 at Majakong ward, Artang ward, Marepkong ward, LichabaLijen ward, Salangtem ward, Kichutip ward, Sangtemla ward, Arkong ward, Aongza ward and Penli ward; October 24 at Ongpangkong range and Asetkong range; October 25 at Langpangkong range, Jangpetkong range, Tsurangkong range and Japukong range. All the pensioners have been informed to bring their identity card “D” duly renewed from the pension office. Life certificate can be obtained from the Senior Treasury Office on all working days which should be duly filled and submitted during verification. No pension payment will be made without verification. TSU executives meeting: Tsungiki Students’ Union (TSU) has convened its 10th executive meeting on October 18, 1 pm at New Minister Hill Kohima. All the concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting. Training programme for nodal officers: A training programme for the nodal officers of AHoDs/HoDs in connection with formation and operation of voters awareness forum would be held on October 10, 11 am at Japfu Hotel, Kohima. All nodal officers of AHoDs/ HoDs have been requested to participate positively. RGTF Wokha informs: All regular graduate teachers forum (RGTF) under Wokha district are informed that there will be a general meeting on October 9, 1 pm at LTC Hall, Wokha. All are requested to attend positively.

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Dimapur District Badminton Association (DDBA) RAFFLE DRAW RESULT held on October 2, 2018 at Kuda Cafe 1st - 1794, 2nd - 1832, 3rd - 0673, 4th - 0527

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RAFFLE DRAW RESULTS

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slowing from 4.17 per cent in the previous month. State Bank of India in its Ecowrap research report last week said that the RBI will likely hike the repo rate by 25 bps in October, warning that the increase may not be the last one in the current fiscal year to March 31.

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least another increase this year. A higher interest rate in the US will likely prompt the RBI to tighten the policy rate despite a relatively tame inflation, as the central bank seeks to cushion the rupee’s fall, the analysts said. Retail inflation in August increased 3.69 per cent,

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(From p-1) In his address, he called upon the concerned authorities to address the requirement of the hospital, namely; a radiologist; 5 monitors, 3 boyles machines, anaesthesia work station for the anaesthesia department; fully automated biochemistry analyzer for the biochemistry department; power drill, power saw and reamer set, C-arm ( image intensifier television); incinerator; concrete boundary fencing wall; and a new mortuary building. Earlier in the day, a computerized registration and billing counter adjacent to the hospital was inaugurated by Pangnyu Phom followed by dedicatory prayer by DHD chaplain, Rev Yhunlo Thong and introductory address by Medical superintendant, DHD, Dr Kheshito Zhimo. The vote of thanks was delivered by district CMO, Dr Vikato Kinimi. Pangnyu Phom also visited the maternity and prenatal ward before the meeting at the DHD chapel hall.

the currency hit a record low of 73.42 against the US dollar. Concerns about rising inflation, intensifying trade war and capital outflows have had an adverse impact on the Indian currency, analysts said. It has fallen nearly 15 per cent so far in 2018, the worst performer among its other Asian peers. Brent crude oil price was hovering near $85 per barrel in trade on Wednesday. Last week, the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates for a third time this year, boosting the dollar. The Fed is on course for at

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Pangnyu vows to fight encroachment

New Delhi, Oct 3 (PTI): Gold surged by Rs 555 to reach Rs 32,030 per 10 gram at the bullion market Wednesday, taking positive leads from global markets amid fresh buying by local jewellers. Silver too went past the Rs 39,000-per kg mark on increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers. Traders said sentiment turned upbeat on positive global cues, as demand picked up after the US and Canada reached an agreement to salvage a North American free trade deal. Besides, the rupee collapsing to a fresh life-time low of 73.41 against the dollar (intra-day), making imports costlier, too supported the upside in gold prices, they added. Globally, gold rallied 0.32 per cent to USD 1,207.60 an ounce in Singapore. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity soared by Rs 555 each to Rs 32,030 and Rs 31,880 per 10 gram, respectively.

Mumbai, Oct 3 (IANS): The Reserve Bank of India is widely expected to increase its repurchase rate by 25 basis points (bps) when it unveils the monetary policy on Friday, as it seeks to curb the potential inflationary impact from rising crude oil prices and a weakening currency. At its bi-monthly review in August, the central bank lifted the key shortterm lending rate, also called repo rate, by 25 basis points for a second straight time to 6.5 per cent, citing upside risks to inflation on account of an increase in the minimum support price for crops, and higher crude oil prices. “The RBI policy meet is the key event and the market is pricing in a 25 bps hike,” said Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services. Global oil prices have been on a boil, hurting the rupee, as India imports nearly 80 per cent of its crude requirements. Higher interest rates in the US, and a tariff war initiated by President Donald Trump have also sent the Indian currency on a downward spiral. On Wednesday,

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fourth week campaign would be held in the anganwadi centre, sub-centres, primary health centres and community health centres. In the fifth week, he said a sweeping campaign would be conducted so that any child missing the vaccination during the four weeks would be vaccinated. Mission director also clarified the rumours spread through social media about this vaccination campaign, saying the vaccine was safe and successful. The programme was chaired by principal secretary H&FW, I Himato Zhimomi, invocation was given by Baptist Mission Church Kohima pastor James C. Neikhrienyii, while of vote of thanks proposed by H&FW director, Dr. Vizolie Z. Sekhose. After the formal programme, the chief minister also released the MR vaccines and around 10 children were vaccinated by the health workers.

widen the trade deficit (difference between imports and exports). The trade deficit was at a five-year high of USD 18.02 billion in July. It came down to USD 17.4 billion in August. During the April-August period this fiscal, the country’s exports recorded a growth of 16.13 per cent, while imports grew by 17.34 per cent. The depreciating ru-

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New Delhi, Oct 3 (IANS): Home-g rown company Optiemus Infracom, which manufactures and distributes BlackBerry-branded handsets, on Wednesday said its newly launched “Evolve” smartphone will be available exclusively on Amazon.in from October 10. Optiemus Infracom launched the BlackBerry Evolve in August at a starting price of Rs 24,990. BlackBer r y Evolve marks the first Blackberry smartphone conceptualised, designed and manufactured in India, Optiemus Infracom said in a statement. The smartphone comes with Full View 18:9 display, Dolby surround sound, dual cameras, enterprise-grade security and privacy and quick wireless charging technology. It has facial recognition and fast fingerprint unlock functionalities. It features 13MP + 13MP dual rear camera setup, paired with “Dual-Tone LED Flash” and a 16MP front shooter loaded with the tetra-pixel technology.

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pee puts pressure on the country’s oil import bill. The domestic currency has depreciated nearly 13 per cent since the beginning of this year. Besides having impact on current account deficit, the sliding rupee has made imports costlier and led to oil prices skyrocketing to record highs. India is the third largest importer of crude oil. Oil imports during the first five months of the current fiscal rose by 53.55 per cent to USD 58.81 billion. Since 2011-12, India’s exports have been hovering at around USD 300 billion. During 2017-18, the shipments grew by about 10 per cent to USD 303 billion. Promoting exports helps a country to create jobs, boost manufacturing and earn more foreign exchange.

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BlackBerry ‘Evolve’ Rio launches M-R vaccination... Gold tops Rs to be available on (FromDr.p-1)Medikhru said the MRVC would be carried out 32,000-mark the next five weeks with initial two week campaign in Amazon from Oct 10 for all the schools both private and government, the third and on global cues

New Delhi, Oct 3 (Agencies): Commerce and Industr y Minister Suresh Prabhu will chair an inter-ministerial meeting Thursday to discuss the depreciating rupee and widening trade deficit, an official said. According to Economic Times, the meeting will deliberate upon ways to address India’s trade deficit in goods and pressure on the rupee, the official added. Representatives from the department of economic affairs, coal ministry, steel ministry, oil ministry and department of pharmaceuticals are expected to attend the meeting. The meeting assumes significance as the rupee has hit an all-time high of 73.74 against the US dollar, which would raise India’s import bill and

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Another new feature now available on the e-way bill portal now alerts the generator of the e-way bill through a pop up and SMS message, in case the total invoice value entered by them is very high, to avoid making mistake, GSTN said. “The new features are part of GSTN’s continuous efforts to improve user experience and make the e-way bill generating process easy and convenient for users. These new features have been developed and introduced in response to feedback from both users as well as tax authorities to make generating of e-way bill easier,” GSTN said. Between April 1 when the system came into force and September 30, a total of Rs 253.2 million e-way bills have been generated.

shik and Bengaluru (3 each), Amravati, Latur, Aurangabad, Jalgaon, Nagpur, Satara, Hyderabad and Chennai (2 each), Noida, Kolkata, Chandigarh, Raipur, Goa, Solapur and Kolhapur (1 each). The IFSC Codes and MICR codes of these branches have also been cancelled and all existing bank accounts in these units have been transferred to the branches into which they have been merged. All customers at these closeddown branches have been directed to deposit their old chequebooks by November 30 so as to enable issuance of new ones. The BoM cautioned that since the old IFSC/ MICR Codes have been spiked and shall be discontinued from December 31, the customers should conduct all banking transactions only with the new IFSC/ MICR Codes.

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businesses, it was feared that this could lead to tax evasion by transporters making multiple trips on the basis of same e-way bill. The validity of the eway bill is one day if the distance to be covered is less than 100 km. For every additional 100 kms or part thereof, the validity of the bill goes up by one day. Under the revised procedures for obtaining e-way bill, the GSTN has introduced the facility of auto population of state name based on the PIN code entered at consignor or consignee addresses, an official statement said Wednesday. The move would further smoothen the experience of users generating e- way bill, the Goods and Services Network (GSTN) said.

Pune (Maharashtra), Oct 3 (IANS): The Bank of Maharashtra (BoM) has closed 51 branches across the country as part of cost-cutting measures in the banking industry, an official said on Wednesday. All the closed branches were in urban centres and were declared unviable and incurring huge losses, said the official of the Puneheadquartered public sector bank. The senior official said on the condition of anonymity that these 51 branches had been merged with neighbouring branches. This is the first such measure initiated by any public sector bank in Maharashtra. The BoM has around 1,900 branches all over India. The BoM said the closure decision was taken for public convenience. These shut branches are in Thane (7), Mumbai (6), Pune (5), Jaipur (4), Na-

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NEW DELHI, OCT 3 (PTI): Tightening the norms for issuance of e-way bill, the GST Network has made it mandatory for businesses and transporters to mention PIN codes of places of loading and unloading of consignments. Quoting of PIN codes, according to officials, will help in calculating the correct distance and determine the validity of the electronic way or e-way bill, which is used by businesses to transport goods worth over Rs 50,000 both within and outside a state. So far, businesses and transporters are required to broadly mention the distance and place of loading and unloading of consignments for generating e-way bill. As the validity of the e-way bill depends upon the distance mentioned by the

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Saudi king wouldn’t last 2 US, British scientists win Nobel Chemistry Prize weeks without US support: Trump

American scientists Frances Arnold (left) and George Smith (middle) and British researcher Gregory Winter (right).

Stockholm, Oct 3 (Agencies): US scientists Frances Arnold and George Smith and British researcher Gregory Winter won the Nobel Chemistry Prize on Wednesday for applying the principles of evolution to develop enzymes used to make everything from biofuels to medicine, AFP reported. Arnold, just the fifth woman to clinch chemistry’s most prestigious honour, won one half of the nine million Swedish kronor (about $1.01 million or

870,000 euros) award, while Smith and Winter shared the other half. “The 2018 Nobel Laureates in Chemistry have taken control of evolution and used it for purposes that bring the greatest benefit to humankind,” the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences said. The trio used the same principles of evolution -- genetic change and selection -- to develop proteins used in a range of fields. “They have applied the principles of Darwin in test tubes. They have used the

molecular understanding we have of the evolutionary process and recreated the process in their labs,” the head of the Academy’s Nobel Chemistry committee, Claes Gustafsson, told reporters. “They have been able to make evolution many 1000s of times faster and redirect it to create new proteins.” Arnold, 62, who has survived breast cancer and is a single mother to three sons, is a professor of chemical engineering at the California Institute of

Technology. Her method of rewriting DNA to mimic evolution has helped solve problems such as replacing toxic chemicals like fossil fuels. As a result, renewable resources like sugar cane are being converted into biofuels. More environmentally friendly chemical substances are being developed, improving everyday products such as laundry and dishwashing detergents to enhance their performance in cold temperatures. “The most beautiful, complex, and functional objects on the planet have been made by evolution. We can now use evolution to make things that no human knows how to design,” Arnold said in 2016. “Evolution is the most powerful engineering method in the world, and we should make use of it to find new biological solutions to problems,” she said. “Instead of pumping oil out of the ground for making gasoline, now we can use sunlight stored in plants.” Meanwhile, Smith, of

the University of Missouri, and Winter, a 67-year-old genetic engineer at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology at Cambridge, developed an “elegant method” known as phage display, where a bacteriophage -- a virus that infects bacteria -- can be used to evolve new proteins, the jury said. Pharmaceuticals for rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis and inflammatory bowel diseases have resulted from their research, as well as anti-bodies that can neutralise toxins, counteract autoimmune diseases and cure metastatic cancer. “The discoveries by George Smith and Greg Winter are having an enormous impact, particularly on medicine with antibody drugs that have fewer side effects and are more efficient,” Goran Hansson, the head of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, told reporters. Alfred Nobel, who created the prizes in his will, was himself a chemist, and devised his famed awards in part to atone for inventing dynamite.

Dubai, Oct 3 (Agencies): President Donald Trump says Saudi Arabia’s king “might not be there for two weeks” without US military support, further increasing his pressure on one of America’s closest Mideast allies over rising oil prices, AP reported. As crude oil prices reach a four-year high, Trump repeatedly has demanded OPEC and Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest oil exporter, push prices down. However, analysts are warning prices could go up to $100 a barrel as the world’s production is already stretched and Trump’s sanctions on Iran’s oil industry take effect in early November. Criticizing America’s longstanding military relationships with allies has been a hallmark of Trump’s presidential campaign and his time in office. Trump returned to that theme Tuesday night in Southaven, Mississippi, mentioning both Japan and South Korea. However, Tr ump’s

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comments on Saudi Arabia implied the kingdom’s Al Saud monarchy, which oversees the holiest sites in Islam, would collapse without American military support. “We protect Saudi Arabia — would you say they’re rich?” Trump asked the cheering crowd. “And I love the king, King Salman, but I said, ‘King we’re protecting you. You might not be there for two weeks without us. You have to pay for your military, you have to pay.’” Trump didn’t elaborate on when he made the comments to Saud Arabia’s 82-

year-old monarch. Trump and King Salman last shared a reported telephone call on Saturday, in which they discussed “efforts to maintain supplies to ensure the stability of the oil market and ensure the growth of the global economy,” according to the state-run Saudi Press Agency. There was no immediate reaction Wednesday in Saudi Arabia to Trump’s remarks. Riyadh has worked to cultivate warm relations with Trump after having rocky moments with former President Barack Obama. Saudi Arabia welcomed Trump for his first overseas trip as president. Trump’s administration, particularly his son-in-law Jared Kushner, has sought a close relationship with King Salman’s son Mohammed bin Salman, the country’s crown price and next in line to the throne. But oil prices seem to be getting in the way, especially as benchmark Brent crude oil is near $85 a barrel — a four-year high.

Ease sanctions on Iran, UN court tells US Indonesia earthquake, tsunami toll reaches 1,407

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KSUD CELEBRATES 25TH FRESHERS MEET CUM PARTING SOCIAL The Khiamniungan Students' Union Dimapur (KSUD) celebrated its 25 th Freshers Meet cum Parting Social on 2 nd October 2018 under the theme "Acculturate through education" at Town Hall Dimapur. The event was graced by Shri Y. Thangsoi, Assistant Professor, Philosophy, Dimapur Government College as speaker. The programme began with a colorful ethnic show. Shri Y. Thangsoi stressed upon the issue of Domestic Helpers within Khiamniungan people, not to encourage domestic helper. He also mentioned that Dimapur city is like "Sodom, Gomorrah" of Nagaland. The speaker also stressed that students have become the slaves of technology in this present scenario. He also urged upon the students to be punctual and focus on their target until they reach their destination. The program ended with the declaration of Mr. & Miss Freshers. Mr. Sutio T. and Miss P. Themsao were declared Mr. and Miss Freshers KSUD 2018 respectively. DP-7360

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The Directorate & District Stenographers Association of Nagaland (DDSAN) felicitates former Advisors Dr. Wopangla Ezung & Shri. Gopal Chetri and all the former office bearers of 2013- 2018 for their tireless service and commendable efforts in bringing out the DDSAN Service Rules, 2018. Your perseverance over the years has finally paid off and will be cherished for the selfless contribution towards the welfare of the fraternity. The Association would also like to extend gratitude to the Government of Nagaland for addressing our needs promptly. DDSAN wish to extend gratitude to all the members in the Directorate and Districts for extending your valuable service as and when called. The New Office Bearers of DDSAN wishes you success in your future endeavors and will need your continuous support in the days to come. K-2856

With immense pride, we the Chiechama Village Council would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Kezhazelhou Theünuo on being promoted to Chief Engineer, PWD (National Highway), Government of Nagaland. We wish him all success in his endeavor throughout his long service. K-2859

destroyed. The catastrophe began on Friday with a 6.1 magnitude earthquake that killed one person. It was followed by the 7.5 magnitude earthquake and then a tsunami. Sutopo said that 63 per cent of Indonesians in the Sulawesi region hit by the quake and tsunami failed to hear the warning sirens. Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Wednesday made his second visit to the devastated areas in Palu and Donggala. He later tweeted that a rapid response was the most important thing after the tragedy.

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NOTIFICATION In exercise of the power conferred upon me, vide Art. VII.A (X) of the NDPP Constitution, I hereby call for the General Convention of the NDPP on the 08th of November 2018, at 1100 hrs at IG Stadium, Kohima, Nagaland.

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Widodo said that aid had started arriving and that US President Donald Trump had called him to offer assistance, state news agency Antara reported. His visit came as electricity was being restored to around 30 per cent of Palu

-- a city of 350,000 inhabitants - Sarjan Mokodomgan, an employee of the stateowned electricity company, told Efe news. Gasoline distribution began on Wednesday after at least a dozen tanker trunks arrived with fuel.

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The (KDYROK) Kohima Dimapur Yingsung Okho Kumshum Annual Fellowship will be held on 13th Oct. 2018 at Sector Church, Duncan Bosti, Lotha Baptist Church, Dimapur, and not on 20th Oct. printed at the programme which was distributed last week, due to unavoidable circumstances. (NRITHUNG) (THECHAMO LOTHA) Chairman, KDYROK Secretary, KDYROK

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Dimapur Yimpang Union (DYU) with immense joy and honour, praise God and extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Yanchopeni Kikon, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Mhonlumo Kikon of Yimpang Village for outstanding achievement as "Gold Medalist" in M.A. Education from Nagaland University 2018. Union wishes and prays that Almighty God continue to bless and guide you towards greater achievements in your future. (NCHUMTHUNG EZUNG) Chairman, DYU

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With immense pride and honor, the Pongching Students’ Union express our heartiest congratulations to Miss C. Amei Jemphang, D/O. Mr. T. Chauyong Phom on being promoted to the Post of Agriculture Officer. The Union further wishes and prays that Almighty God continue to bless her and grant greater success in her future endeavor.

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affected city on Sulawesi Island, while the rest of the casualties were in the neighbouring Donggala district and parts of Sigi and Parigi Moutong, Sutopo said. An estimated 2.4 million people were affected by the twin disasters. A total of 70,821 people fled their homes and took shelter in camps or under tarpaulins in 141 spots. So far, not all of the basic needs have been provided, Sutopo was cited as saying by Efe news. The number of people admitted to hospitals went up to 2,549 and those missing to 113. About 65,733 houses were damaged or

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With deep sense of appreciation and immense happiness, we would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. TSIPILA SANGTAM, D/O Shri BENDANGANGSHI SANGTAM and Mrs. TIAMONGLA SANGTAM of Tsarü (Chare) Village for successful completion of Ph.D on the topic: Studies on Mitotic behavior of Allium. May our Almighty God continue to bless you abundantly and guide you in all your future endeavours. (S. T. Sangtam) President Tsarü Suro Union, Dimapur

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Palu (Indonesia), Oct 3 (IANS): Indonesian authorities on Wednesday raised to 1,407 the number of deaths caused by the 7.5 magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami that struck Sulawesi Island. In a televised press conference in Jakarta, National Agency for Disaster Management spokesperson Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said the figure was expected to continue rising as search and rescue operations were underway with more rescuers and equipment joining in the mission. Most deaths were recorded in Palu, the worst

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Kuala Lumpur, Oct 3 (IANS): The wife of former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak was arrested on Wednesday on money-laundering charges related to a corruption scandal. Rosmah Mansor, 66, was arrested by Malaysia’s Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) and will face several money laundering charges, Efe news reported citing a statement. This was Rosmah’s third appearance in front of commission after she was interrogated on June 5 and September 26. She was questioned over the alleged diversion of funds from the state-owned 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) fund to the couple’s private accounts. Her husband was also questioned by the police on Wednesday, having been released on bail last Friday after being charged with 25 fresh charges of moneylaundering and abuse of power.

Announcing the decision on Wednesday, the ICJ’s President Judge Abdulqawi Yusuf said: “The court considers that the US must remove, by means of its choosing, any impediment (...) to the free exportation to the territory of Iran of goods required for humanitarian needs.” Washington was ordered to remove sanctions that would affect Iran’s civilian population, namely the ones restricting medicine and medical devices, food products and spare mechanical parts vital for infrastructure, such as spare parts for aviation maintenance.

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damental objective of blocking all paths to an Iranian nuclear bomb” and did not deal with Tehran’s “malign activities, including its ballistic missile programme and its support for terrorism”. Iran challenged the sanctions in a case filed in July at the court. The deal was originally signed between Iran and China, France, Russia, the UK, the US plus Germany and the European Union, which aimed to halt the Islamic Republic’s nuclear weapons programme in exchange for lifting of economic sanctions.

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The Hague, Oct 3 (IANS): The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Wednesday ordered the US to ease sanctions it re-imposed on Iran after pulling out the 2015 nuclear deal. Siding with Tehran, the ICJ said exports of “humanitarian” goods, such as food and medicines, should be allowed, the BBC reported. US President Donald Trump moved to restore tough sanctions on Iran in May after announcing he was abandoning Tehran’s nuclear deal with world powers. He said the deal had “failed to achieve the fun-

OFFICE OF THE CHIECHAMA VILLAGE COUNCIL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Chiechama Village Council would like to express our sincere gratitude to all individuals, public organizations, villages and well wishers who stood by us throughout the time of eventuality since the day our bonafide member late Neiphretuo Metsieo (ABSI, ‘C’ Coy of 5th NAP, Pfütsero) went missing and till his dead body was retrieved on 15th September, 2018. We do express our heartfelt thanks to all those who provided emotionally, physically, materially, spiritually and financially at the tragic loss of one of our officers in the hands of perpetrators. We also appeal to all right thinking citizens, public organizations, and law enforcing agencies to continuously support us till justice is done. It would be impossible to thank everyone individually, except by expressing our deepest gratitude to one and all. May Almighty God bless you all. K-2858

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Ileana D’cruz becomes ‘most Mac Miller family announces tribute gig The Beatles’ chief recording sensational celebrity’ on Internet engineer Geoff Emerick dies at 72 G eoff Emerick, the legendary Beatles chief recording engineer who worked on some of their most iconic recordings, has died at the age of 72. Emerick was just 15 when he first met The Beatles at London’s nowlegendary Abbey Road studios. After impressing with his work on hits including ‘Love Me Do’, ‘I Want To Hold Your Hand’ and ‘She Loves You’, he eventually became the band’s chief engineer. During his time in the role, he oversaw some of the group’s most iconic records – such as ‘Revolver’, ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band,’ ‘The White Album’ and ‘Abbey Road’. Confirming Emerick’s death, his manager William Zabaleta said: “Today at around 2’o’clock, I was making my way back from Arizona to Los Angeles to pick up Geoff so we could transport some gold records and platinum plaques to our show in Tucson.

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“While on the phone, he had complications and dropped the phone. I called 911, but by the time they got there, it was too late. Geoff suffered from heart problems for a long time and had a pacemaker. … When it’s your time it’s your time. We lost a legend and a best friend to me and a mentor.” As well as the Beatles, Emerick also worked with Paul McCartney on Wings’ 1973 album ‘Band On The Run’.

More recently, Emerick was scheduled to give a US talk later this year to celebrate the forthcoming reissue of ‘The White Album’. Paying tribute, Julian Lennon described him as “one of a kind”. Wings’ Denny Laine said: “Geoff was a brilliant engineer and a fine man. Midge Ure hailed him as a “brilliant and fine man”. (NME)

ctress Ileana D’cruz has replaced comedian-actor Kapil Sharma in the top list of the “most sensational celebrity” in Indian cyberspace. According to the twelfth edition of McAfee Most Sensational Celebrity survey, the 30-year-old actress’ name has been used by hackers to lure netizens to visit malicious websites. Ileana is followed by actors Priyanka Chopra, Deepika Padukone, Preity Zinta, Tabu, Kriti Sanon, Akshay Kumar, Rishi Kapoor, Parineeti Chopra and Govinda in the list. “In today’s era, the entertainment industry and celebrities are bigger than ever before. Loyal fans feel the dire need to stay updated on industry news and gossip at all times. Ease of

access through a range of connected devices has made it increasingly feasible for followers to avail instant news and information on their favourite stars,” Venkat Krishnapur, Vice-President of Engineering and Managing Director, McAfee said in a statement. He also explained how fans and followers of celebrities are falling under the trap of cyber crooks. “While fans religiously track their icons, online security is often compromised over speed and convenience. Cyber criminals leverage this opportunity to lure unsuspicious users by directing them to malicious links that could be used to infect devices or steal identities. “As a precaution, consumers need to think before they click and avoid suspicious links that promise free content featuring favourite celebrities, movies, TV shows or pictures to protect themselves from cyber fraud.” On the film front, Ileana will next be seen in upcoming Telugu film “Amar Akbar Anthony”. (IANS)

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ac Miller’s life will be remembered with a tribute concert, his family have announced. Friends and fellow artists Chance the Rapper, John Mayer, Travis Scott and SZA are set to perform. Action Bronson, Anderson .Paak, Miguel, Schoolboy Q and Ty Dolla $ign are also included in the line-up. The concert will celebrate the life of Miller - real name Malcolm McCormick - but also launch a charity to provide arts education in poor communities. Ticket profits from the

concert will go to The Mac Miller Circles Fund, which aims to offer arts resources and opportunities to young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. “The support we’ve experienced is evident in this amazing line-up and is a testament to Malcolm’s incredible life,” said Miller’s mother Karen Meyers. “His father, brother and I are beyond thankful to everyone who is working to make this concert happen along with every fan and every friend for continuing to support Malcolm and his vision. “He was a caring, loving human with a smile that

could light up the sky and a soul that was out to make the world a kinder place and the MMCF will continue to do just that,” she added in a statement to Variety. Miller was found dead in his Los Angeles home in September at the age of 26. He had been open about his struggle with addiction in his music and in media interviews, but the results of his toxicology report are yet to be released. Mac Miller: A Celebration of Life will take place on 31 October at Los Angeles’s Greek Theatre. (BBC)

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hinese mega star Fan Bingbing has been fined around 883 million yuan ($129m; £98.9m) for tax evasion and other offences, authorities said Wednesday. The star, who disappeared in July, posted a long apology on social media. Fan, who is one of China’s highest paid actors, will escape criminal charges if the fines are paid on time, said state news agency Xinhua. The actress had been linked to a government probe into how celebrities reported earnings in their contracts. Some film stars were alleged to have used socalled “yin-yang contracts” - a practice where one contract sets out an actor’s real earnings, and another details a lower figure, with the latter submitted to the tax authorities. Authorities have now

ordered Fan and the companies she controls to pay the huge sum in taxes, fines and penalties. The 37-year-old actress, who appeared in the X-Men and Iron Man film franchises, has not been seen in public since 1 July and her whereabouts have been the subject of intense speculation. Her current location is unknown but reports say she has been held in secret detention. On Wednesday, the star posted an open apology to her tens of millions of fans on her Weibo account saying: “I’ve been suffering unprecedented pain recently… I’m so ashamed of what I’ve done. Here, I sincerely apologise to everyone. “I completely accept all the penalty decisions made according to law, after the investigation done by tax authorities. I will follow the order, try my best to overcome difficul-

ties, raise fund, pay taxes and fines.” She also praised the ruling Chinese Communist Party in her statement, saying: “Without the good policies of the party and the state, and without the love of the people, there would be no Fan Bingbing.” Fan’s agent has been detained by the police for further investigation. Her studio had previously said the star never signed “yinyang” contracts. BBC China correspondent Robin Brant said Fan was the latest high profile figure outside of politics in China to disappear from view over allegations of corruption or tax evasion. The actress is one of China’s most influential celebrities and last year topped Forbes magazine’s list of top Chinese celebrities with income of around 300 million yuan ($43m). (BBC)

Johnny Depp discusses rocky relation with Amber

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lex Turner has spoken of the strange experience of playing Arctic Monkeys‘ earlier material at gigs today, and how it “feels like they’re doing a cover” when they perform their first album. The band are currently amidst a world tour for their acclaimed and Mercury-nominated 2018 album ‘Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino‘. Shows at recent UK dates have seen the band deliver new stripped back versions of early classics ‘Mardy Bum‘, ‘A Cer tain Romance‘ and the ‘Favourite Worst Nightmare’ single ‘Fluorescent Adolescent‘ in fitting with their new space-age, esoteric and piano-led sound. Now in a new interview, frontman Turner has discussed his changing relationship with airing older tracks.

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ohnny Depp has addressed allegations that he physically abused ex-wife Amber Heard once more. As the pair battled for divorce in 2016, Heard alleged that Depp had been physically abusive during their relationship. Depp denied all claims of domestic violence, and the pair later settled their divorce and the domestic abuse case. But Depp has now discussed the allegations once more – and claims that a deleted photo shows that Heard did not have a bruise on her face after he was accused of throwing a K Y M C

mobile phone at her. “She was at a party the next day,” Depp said in a new interview with British GQ.“Her eye wasn’t closed. She had her hair over her eye, but you could see the eye wasn’t shut. Twenty-five feet away from her, how the fuck am I going to hit her? Which, by the way, is the last thing I would’ve done. I might look stupid, but I ain’t fucking stupid.” Elsewhere he also discussed a controversial Rolling Stone interview from earlier this year – which claimed that Depp faced huge financial problems and a large reliance on

alcohol. Branding the interview a “sham”, he said: “[the journalist] walked in with absolutely one intention. And I could see it and I thought maybe I could help him understand, you know?” Singling out Rolling Stone co-founder Jann Wenner for criticism, he added: ” I trusted what the magazine stood for, or what it used to stand for. I wanted Jann to see if he could write, to see if a piece could be written… to put things in perspective. That’s all, just to put things in perspective.” (NME)

nimation International India has got the licensing and merchandising rights of comic legend Charlie Chaplin. This will help his fans to get their hands on a wide range of products based on him. “Chaplin is a dream come true for our team. We have all grown up seeing him, loving him and wanting a piece of him. Now that chance has come for us to not just create some innovative merchandise around Chaplin, but also to share it with his fans,” Nitin Kalra, Director, Animation International India, said in a statement. Animation International India, part of the four-decade-old Animation International Limited (Hong Kong), has been instrumental in launching the licensing programmes for Marvel, Hello Kitty and many iconic brands in India over the last 14 years. (IANS)

“It feels like we’re doing a cover or something when we play the first album, really,” Turner told BeatRoute. “But that’s fine. I don’t hate doing that. It’s just come to the point where I play ‘Mardy

Bum’ or something like that and it doesn’t even feel like mine anymore.” However, he did go on to say that he feels there is a lyrical connection between their debut album and their most recent.

“There’s something in the style of [Whatever People Say] and the style of [Tranquility] that felt quite direct in its lyrics,” Turner continued. “I was perhaps more willing to put myself across than I

Paul Stanley on Kiss’s final tour: ‘We’re celebrating’

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iss frontman Paul Stanley spoke to “Rock Talk With Mitch Lafon” about the band’s recent announcement that it will embark on its “farewell” tour, dubbed “One Last Kiss: End Of The Road World Tour”, in 2019. As most fans remember, back in 2000 and 2001, Kiss already performed a “Farewell Tour”. The trek, which was the last to feature drummer Peter Criss, played 142 shows over five legs, covering North America, Japan, and Australia. “For the people who say, ‘Well, you already did a farewell tour,’ that tour was 19 years ago — 19 years ago!” Stanley said. “Bands don’t last 19 years. And when we did that tour, it really was because the members of the band were miserable, [and] I was miserable. It seemed like the best thing to do was to put the horse down, so to speak. It wasn’t till afterwards that it became clear to me, and should have been all along, that the band should continue. It was just the misery of being with the members at that time was just overwhelming and turned it into drudgery. The difference this time [is] the band gets along great — we see each other, we spend time

together, we look forward to being together. It’s just reached a point where we needed to have an endgame in place.” He continued: “If we were on stage in track shoes and jeans playing rock and roll songs, that would be… yeah, we could do that into our… forget about 70s; we could do that into our 80s. But we’re carrying around 30-, 40-plus pounds of equipment, whether it’s boots and guitars and what have you, and running around, and making it look pretty easy. So I think the elephant in the room became bigger and bigger, and we just needed to look at each other and say, ‘How are we going to put a cap on

this?’ So I think this made a lot of sense. And the ‘End Of The Road’ is absolutely the end of the band touring, doing anything with that kind of regularity. We wanna go out and do the greatest show we can, and we virtually have thrown out everything that has been on stage for the past 10 years, at least, and created a whole new stage an a whole new show. So this really is the best show we could under the best circumstances. We’re not crawling to the finish line; we’re celebrating.” Rumors of Kiss’s final run of live shows gained strength several months ago following the news that the band was attempting to trademark the phrase “The End Of The Road.” An application from Kiss was filed in February to the United States Patent and Trademark Office, which means that the band could use it in connection with “live performances by a musical band.” Gene Simmons recently told Sweden’s Expressen newspaper that Kiss’s next tour will last three years. Calling it the band’s “most spectacular tour ever,” the bassist/vocalist added that the trek will make stops on “all continents.” (Blabbermouth)

have been in the meantime in between,” Turner says. “The first couple of records, a lot of it was explicitly about exact renderings of real events that had happened. After that I sort of scurried away from that kind of style, or at least being that explicit about it. “I got more ingested in other areas of writing lyrics, or trying to write in different ways. This time around, it seemed to have some of that essence of being as straight and direct as it was in the very beginning.” W h i l e t h e b a n d ’s scheduled UK dates are currently wrapped up, Arctic Monkeys are among the acts rumoured to headline Glastonbury 2019, as well as being tipped to potentially top the bill at Reading & Leeds next year. (NME)

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he US rapper has s h a r e d t wo e m o tional clips from her forthcoming documentary around her latest album Queen. She details her mother's physical abuse at the hands of her father: "I remember when my mother would let my father be violent with her. "Maybe some people would describe me as abrasive or bitchy or whatever, because I vowed from that age no man would ever abuse me, call me out my name, treat me like that, and all of a sudden that was my life," says the 35-year-old. "Who was I going to inspire when I had nothing in me to give?," she adds tearfully. "I let one human being make me so low that I didn't remember who I was." The hip hop star, who was bor n Trinidad and raised in Queens, New York, doesn't reveal the identity of her former partner in the clips. K Y M C

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West Indies’ captain Jason Holder with the teammates during a practice session ahead of the first cricket test match against India, in Rajkot, Wednesday. (PTI)

Rajkot, Oct 3 (IANS): After two consecutive away series defeats, India will be desperate to taste victory when they take on an inexperienced West Indies in the first Test of the twomatch series at the Saurashtra Cricket Association stadium, starting here on Thursday. The Virat Kohli-led team India suffered a disastrous 1-4 defeat at the hands of England after enduring a 1-2 series loss against South Africa earlier this year.

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After this home series, India is scheduled to tour Australia and therefore, Kohli and the team management will try their best to shed their shortcomings before the next big series. On Thursday, as openers Murali Vijay and Shikhar Dhawan have been axed from the squad, young Mumbai batsman Prithvi Shaw is all set to receive his maiden Test cap to open the innings with KL Rahul. Moreover, after a decent show in first-class cricket,

Karnataka opener Mayank Agarwal has been included in the Indian side. However, Mayank is likely to be left out on Thursday but might get a chance in the second Test at Hyderabad. Wicket-keeper Rishabh Pant too will feature in the playing eleven as skipper Kohli has hinted that he is against making too many changes in the lower-middle order. “We have a change at the top of the order. We will give these guys enough space and enough chances

to feel comfortable at that position. We want them to be confident of what they are doing,” Kohli had said at the pre-match press conference. “The lower-order is all about contribution, there is no change needed there. Rishabh (Pant) is new but Ashwin and Jadeja have performed in so many games at home they just need to replicate it abroad,” he added. In the bowling department, Kohli is likely stick to three spinners -- Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav. Umesh Yadav and Mohammad Shami will lead the pace attack in the absence of Jasprit Bumrah and Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who have been rested for the short series. Hanuma Vihari impressed everyone in the last Test against England at The Oval after a fighting 56 on debut. He however, seems not to find a place in the first Test as the team will play with five specialist bowlers. On the other hand, the Jason Holder-led Caribbean side boasts of some talented cricketers in their squad but lacks the required experience to challenge the No. 1

Test side. Only five players in the 15-man West Indian squad have played a Test in India. Moreover, another cause of concern for the visitors is Kemar Roach as the pace spearhead will miss the series-opener due to personal reasons. West Indies had last won a Test series against India in 2002 and it looks difficult for them to beat Kohli’s men at their own backyard. SQUADS: India: Virat Kohli (Captain), Lokesh Rahul, Prithvi Shaw, Mayank Agarwal, Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane, Hanuma Vihari, Rishabh Pant (wicket-keeper), Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Umesh Yadav, Mohammed Siraj and Shardul Thakur. Windies: Jason Holder (Captain), Sunil Ambris, Devendra Bishoo, Kraigg Brathwaite, Roston Chase, Shane Dowrich, Shannon Gabriel, Jahmar Hamilton, Shimron Hetmyer, Shai Hope, Sherman Lewis, Keemo Paul, Kieran Powell, Kemar Roach and Jomel Warrican.

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Students taking part at the 100 metre race. (NP)

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D I M A P U R , OCT 3 (NPN): The four-day, sports meet of Greenwood School kick started Wednesday, at its school premises. The opening ceremony was graced by deputy commissioner of police, Dimapur Vishal. After witnessing the march past, the special guest applauded the students for their participation. Vishal reminded the stu-

dents that games and sport was not just about winning and losing, but the participation that matters. “Participation is the work of courage, courageous people are the one that make history”, he said. Citing sports as the best example of finding out the best in oneself, he told the students “be yourself, don’t have any fear, each of you are best in your own ways.” The programme wit-

nessed hoisting of flag, march past, oath-taking, torch run and declaration of sports meet open by the special guest. Earlier, invocation prayer was said by Greenwood School board member, Asa Khate and welcome address by principal, Uttam Basak. Students divided in different groups will participate in various indoor and outdoor games during the meet. The meet will culminate on October 6.

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NSUP members at the annual sports meet.

match between Nagas at Phagwara and law gatecum -hostellers. Teams Dzukou, Dikhu and Japfu bagged the champion, first runners-up and second runners-up respectively. The best sportspersons were awarded to Atoito Yepthomi (man) and Tovikali Chophy (woman). International Football As-

sociation Phagwara, president, Jaspal Singh and his colleagues handed over the trophies on the final day. Earlier, God’s blessings were invoked by Mhiephronguno Khate. The meet concluded with a thanksgivings prayer by Christian Fellowship Jalandhar, pastor, Tiaakum Ozukum.

Zeliangrong Baptist Churches from Sovima, Chumukedima, Dimapur conducted combined sports day programme under the banner “fight the good fight of faith” at Police ground, Chumukedima on October 2.

Chess Olympiad: Indian men lose to Armenia

Chennai, Oct 3 (IANS): Fifth seeded Indian open team on Wednesday lost to eighth seeded Armenia 1.5-2.5, while the Indian womens team drew with Italy 2-2 in the ninth round of the 43rd World Chess Olympiad at Georgia. With three draws and one loss India went down to lower rated Armenia and in the process made the chances of being in the medal list further dim. Playing on the top board with white pieces former World Champion V. Anand split points with the Armenian opponent Levon Aronian in 31 moves. On the second board P. Harikrishna with black pieces signed the peace treaty with Gabriel Sargissian in 25 moves. Similarly B.Adhiban drew against Hrant Melkumyan, while ill luck struck India on the fourth board where K.Sasikiran lost to Haik M Martirosyan. In the K Y M C

women’s section, Koneru Humpy split points with Olga Zimina in 33 moves. On the second board Harika Dronavalli defeated Elena Sedina in 40 moves, while

Tania Sachdev lost to Marina Brunello. The fourth board saw Padmini Rout signing peace treaty with Daniela Movileanu in 50 moves.

sharathkamal1 bhaiya and @sathiyantt too for their career best ranks,” Manika tweeted. The 23-year-old from Delhi had four medals — two golds, a silver and a bronze — at the Commonwealth Games and also secured a historic bronze in mixed doubles event, partnering with Sharath, at the Asian Games. The 36-year-old Sharath, who had clinched a historic team gold at Commonwealth Games and a silver and bronze in men’s doubles and singles at the 18th Asian Games, jumped four places to grab

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fans for the constant support,” he wrote on his twitter handle. Sathiyan too jumped four places to reach the World No. 36 spot. He had won three medals in the Commonwealth Games and a bronze (men’s team event) in the Asian Games.

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CONDOLENCE MESSAGE The Nagaland Judicial Officers express our immense grief and sorrow at the sudden demise of Late Lanu Walling, retired District & Sessions Judge. Late Lanu Walling joined the Nagaland Judicial Service in the year 1986 and served with sincerity and integrity in various capacities in different districts in Nagaland and retired in the year 2013, while serving as District & Sessions Judge, Kohima. He was a great human being, who was known for his humility and shared cordial relationship with the judicial officers as well as the bar members. At this time of grief and sorrow, the Nagaland Judicial Officers express our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and also pray that our Almighty God will grant strength and solace to the family members. MAY HIS SOUL REST IN ETERNAL PEACE President Nagaland Judicial Officers' Association DP-7377

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D im a pur , O c t 3 (NPN): The 5th annual sports meet of Naga Students’ Union Phagwara (NSUP) was conducted from September 29 to October 2 at Hadaspur ground, LPU and International Football Stadium, Phagwara. The event concluded with a football exhibition

New Delhi, Oct 3 (IANS): Sports Flashes, a Multi-sports App and country’s first online radio channel, has bagged the audio rights for Indian cricket for global audience, it was announced on Wednesday. With this, Indian Cricket will be broadcast live around the world on radio. The rights are allotted for five years, according to a statement which is silent on the financial implications of the deal. Sports Flashes will be using the services of world known commentators like Carl Hooper, Ricardo Powell, Syed Kirmani, Mohammad Kaif, Atul Wassan, Rohan Gavaskar, Lisa Sthalekar, Reetinder Singh Sodhi and Ashok Malhotra from West Indies series, starting from October 4. Commenting on the occasion, the West Indian cricket legend Carl Hooper said: “I am happy to be associated with the Sports Flashes and creating a World Class experience for cricket loving fans in my home country.” Mohammad Kaif s a i d : “ Wi t h g r ow i n g cricket lovers worldwide cricket needs to maximise its global outreach through avenues never heard before.” Radio Sports Flashes was launched in January 2018 as 24x7 Internet Radio Channel, that broadcast Sports content like Live Chat Commentaries, Talk Shows, Special Sports Programs, Experts Comments, Sports News & Updates, Audio Documentaries, University Sports & Sportainment content.

New Delhi, Oct 3 (PTI): Top Indian paddlers Manika Batra, Achanta Sharath Kamal and G Sathiyan achieved careerbest world rankings in the latest chart released by the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) on Tuesday. Manika, who became the first Indian woman to win a singles gold at Commonwealth Games, was rewarded for her consistent show as she moved up to World No. 55, climbing one rung up the order. “Great feeling to climb to my best rank of 55! Congratulations to @

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family would like to express our profound gratitude to all those who stood by us physically, financially and unceasing prayer support from far and near at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Vejoyi Ringa. Words seem little but thank you all from the bottom of our hearts to all. We convey our special thanks to : 1. Doctors and Nurses of Bethel Hospital 2. Mr & Mrs. Z. Lohe 3. Khazheto Kinimi, Advisor Skill Labour Employment & Development, CAWD 20/2/1938- 21/09/2018 4. Er. Zale Neikha, Advisor Youth Resources & Sports Nagaland 5. Dr. Chotisuh Sazo MLA 6. Zaveyi Nyekha, Retd Principal Director School Education 7. Rev. Khrutsoyi Luruo 8. Runguzu Nasa Baptist Church 9. Runguzu Nasa Village Council 10. Chozuba Village Council 11. Runguzu Nagwu Village Council 12. Runguzu Nagwu Baptist Church 13. Runguzumi Youth Association 14. Suthozu Nagwu Baptist Church 15. Thuvopisu Village Council 16. Thuvopisu Baptist Church 17. Thuvopisu pensioners 18. Phek Town Baptist Church 19. Runguzu Welfare Union Kohima 20. Nagaland Theological College, Chozuba Town 21. Tetseo Khel Khulazu Basa 22. Rikhuba Baptist Church 23. Chozuba Pensioners Association 24. Yoruba Village Council 25. Yoruba Baptist Church 26. Phuswunumi Khel Runguzu 27. Chozuba Town Baptist Church 28. Chozuba Area Baptist Church Council 29. Khutsa Baptist Church 30. Upper Naga Bazaar Church & Sunday School Management 31. Ringatso Khel Chesezu 32. Chesezu Village Council 33. Ighanumi Village Council We apologize for our inability to mention all the names but it is our sincere and humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. -Loving wife, children, in laws & grandchildren. K-2862 K Y M C

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ISL: Pune FC hold Delhi to 1-1 draw

Delhi Dynamos players celebrate after a goal against Pune FC in the Indian Super League at at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, New Delhi on Wednesday.

to score in the first fifteen minutes but final ball from the wingers were not up to the mark. Both teams continued to attack in the first half and in the 20th minute, Nandhakumar had a great chance to hand Dynamos the lead but his shot sailed over the crossbar. The hosts continued to bombard the opposition box and the breakthrough finally came in the 41st minute. Marcos Tebar played the ball to Rana Gharami and the 27-year old defender took a

brilliant long-range shot to beat FC Pune City keeper Vishal Kaith to score the opener. It was an impressive effort from the former Mohun Bagan footballer and the keeper had no chance as the ball crashed into the top left corner. The second half was not much different as FC Pune City continued to chase the game but Dynamos looked comfortable while defending. With Brazilian midfielder Marcelinho missing the match due to

Hopman Cup: Serena to face Federer in mixed doubles

Ronaldo denies rape accusations

New Delhi, Oct 3 (Agencies): Diego Carlos scored a late equaliser as FC Pune City held Delhi Dynamos to a 1-1 draw in their Indian Super League (ISL) 2018 encounter in New Delhi on Wednesday, Hindustan Times reported. Rana Gharami handed Dynamos the lead in the first half but Carlos made sure that the points were split at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. Dynamos coach Josep Gambou went for a defen-

L o nd o n , O c t 3 (Agencies): Serena Williams is set to face Roger Federer in her first event of the 2019 season when the USA play Switzerland in the mixed doubles at the Hopman Cup, BBC reported. Williams, 37, has not played since her controversial US Open final defeat by Naomi Osaka in September. The 23-time Grand Slam champion partners Frances Tiafoe, while 20time Grand Slam winner Federer and Belinda Bencic will seek to defend their title. Cameron Norrie and Katie Boulter will represent Great Britain in Perth. “The Aussie fans are always so warm and supportive and the Hopman Cup has always given me a great start to the season, es-

sive 4-2-3-1 formation for the match with Serbian footballer Andrija Kaludjerovic playing as the sole striker. It allowed the 22-year old Nandhakumar Sekar and Lallianzuala Chhangte to attack freely through the wings and that proved to be the key for the hosts as they started the much on a positive note. FC Pune City, who opted for a traditional 4-3-3 with Emiliano Alfaro and Ashique Kuruniyan orchestrating most of their attacks, had couple of chances

Serena Williams last played the Hopman Cup in 2015.

pecially ahead of the Australian Open,” said Williams, who pulled out of this month’s China Open. Williams will be playing in Australia for the first time since winning the 2017 Australian Open while eight weeks pregnant, having missed last year’s tournament as she was not fully fit to return following the birth of daughter Olympia.

The Hopman Cup runs from December 29 until January 5, with the 2019 Australian Open taking place from January 14-27. The mixed team event features eight nations split into two groups, with teams facing each other in sessions that consist of a men’s and women’s singles match and a mixed doubles match.

L a s V e g a s, O c t 3 (Agencies): Cristiano Ronaldo on Wednesday categorically denied accusations by a former model who says the Portuguese superstar raped her in a Las Vegas hotel penthouse suite in 2009, AFP reported. “I firmly deny the accusations being issued against me,” tweeted Ronaldo, who plays for Juventus in Italy’s Serie A. “Rape is an abominable crime that goes against everything that I am and believe in.” “Keen as I may be to clear my name I refuse to feed the media spectacle created by people seeking to promote themselves at my expense,” he said. My clear conscious (sic) will thereby allow me to await with tranquillity the results of any and all investigations,” he added. Kathryn Mayorga, 34, accused Ronaldo, of raping her on June 13, 2009.

suspension, the Pune attack lacked venom and that made it difficult for Miguel Angel Portugal’s team to find the equaliser.Their new Spanish import Jonathan Villa had a brilliant chance in the 79th minute but Delhi goal-keeper Francisco Dorronsoro pulled off a diving save to maintain their lead. However, the persistence from FC Pune City finally paid off in the 88th minute as substitute Diego Carlos received a measured ball from Alfaro right in front of the goal and the Brazilian made no mistake in finding the back of the net. The hosts did have a couple of chances to score in the last few minutes but Pune were able to withstand the pressure and the game finally ended in a draw. FC Pune City coach Miguel Angel Portugal was quite happy with the result but Dynamos coach Josep Gombau said that Dynamos deserved to win the game. “It was a good match for the spectators but I’m not happy with the result. We had a couple of chances to take the lead towards the end but we were unable to finish the game,” Gombau said in the postmatch press conference. THURSDAY’S MATCH Atletico De Kolkata Vs North East United: 7:30 p.m.

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Rangers, Centurion enter pre- QFs

Action in the match between Centurion FC (white) and Jakhama YO on Wednesday. (NP)

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Kohima, Oct 3 (NPN): Rangers FC Medziphema and Centurion FC Kohima Village entered the pre-quarter finals by winning their respective matches in the 19th NSF Martyrs memorial trophy at Kohima local ground on Wednesday. Zumzum scored a late hat-trick as Rangers FC beat Phezhu Boys FC Jotsoma 7-3. He scored the goals in the 72nd, 75th & 79th minutes and completed his hat -trick. Earlier, Rangers FC took the early lead through Lima’s strike in the 17th minute. Semin doubled the lead in the 32nd minute. After the break, Semin scored

the third goal, his second, in the 51st minute while Lima also scored again, the fourth goal in the 69th minute. The fifth, sixth and seventh goals were scored by Zumzum. The goals for Phezhu Boys FC Jotsoma came through the boots of Roko, Neilie and Ngampü in the 66th, 77th & 84th minutes respectively. Anoto and Semin of Rangers FC Medziphema received yellow cards for foul play. In the pre-quarterfinals on October 12, Rangers FC will play Centurion FC, who thrashed Jakhama Youth Organization 7-0. Earlier, Punuru Nienu scored four goals as Centurion FC humiliated Jakhama

Youth Organization 7-0. Nienu opened the account in the 16th minute. He then went on to score three more goals- the fourth, fifth and seventh in the 61st, 64th & 90+ minutes. Imlongchaba also scored two goals- the second and sixth in the 19th & 71st minutes, while the third goal came from the boot of Rabindra Meitei in the 60th minute. Both Rabindra Meitei and Khriekethozo Keretsü of Centurion FC were cautioned for foul play. THURSDAY’S MATCHES Rüsoma V. Y. S. A Vs Kohima Eagles: 12 noon Kijümetouma VSU Vs St.Joseph’s College Jakhama: 2 pm

Del Potro, Wozniacki advance at China Open BEIJING, Oct 3 (Agencies): Favourite Juan Martin del Potro avoided the fate of third seed Grigor Dimitrov to surge into the quarterfinals of the China Open Tuesday. The towering Argentine top seed, enjoying one of the best seasons of his injury-blighted career, dismissed Russia’s stubborn Karen Khachanov 6-4, 7-6 (7/4) in Beijing to make the finals of an ATP In the women’s draw, No. 2 seed Caroline Wozniacki rounded off a polished display with an ace in a 7-5, 6-3 victory over Petra Martic of Croatia. The world No. 4 will again be strongly fancied when he faces Filip Krajinovic of Serbia in the last eight. Bulgaria’s Dimitrov was on the end of a major shock, totting up nine double faults in a three-set defeat to Serbian qualifier

Juan Martin del Potro

Caroline Wozniacki

Dusan Lajovic. Lajovic meets Britain’s fifth seed Kyle Edmund in the quarterfinals. The 30-year-old Del Potro was imperious from the off, breaking the unseeded Khachanov in the first game of the match and then winning his own service game to love. Del Potro, losing finalist at the US Open last month, finished off the first set with an ace to underline his superiority. Khachanov, ranked

24th in the world, forced the second-set tie break with a break of Del Potro’s serve but was always playing catch-up after going 3-1 down. Del Potro sealed the match with his 11th ace. Javier Mascherano, the Argentine international footballer formerly of Barcelona and now playing in China, was in the crowd to see his countryman and friend. Former World No.1 Wo z n i a c k i i m p r o ve d

her head-to-head record against Martic to 5-0, and 10-0 in sets, but this was Martic’s best performance against the Dane, having never claimed more than three games in a set prior to the protracted opener. Nevertheless, Wozniacki eased her way through the tilt to claim another victory after one hour and 47 minutes. The Dane faces Estonia’s Anett Kontaveit in the last 16. Wozniacki can qualify for the BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC Global by making the semifinals, or sooner depending on other results. It is the first time Wozniacki has won backto-back matches since her Eastbourne title run in June, and she followed up her first-round win over Belinda Bencic by firing 20 winners, including six aces, past Martic.

Verma progress Champions League: Real stunned by CSKA; City win Jayaram, at Chinese Taipei Open

(L-R) CSKA defender Kirill Nababkin, Jaka Bijol, Ilzat Akhmetov celebrate their victory. (AP/PTI) David Silva drove his shot low and hard across the Hoffenheim goal to find the net and seal a vital three points for City.

PARIS, Oct 3 (Agencies): Champions League holders Real Madrid slumped to a rare defeat in the competition as they went down 1-0 away to CSKA Moscow on Tuesday, while Jose Mourinho’s Manchester United misfired again in a 0-0 draw with Valencia, AFP reported. While Bayern Munich were also held by Ajax, it was a happier evening for Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City as they beat Hoffenheim 2-1, and Juventus were also comfortable winners

thanks to Paulo Dybala’s hat-trick. Real were not expected to struggle in Group G as they look to continue their recent dominance of the Champions League, but Julen Lopetegui’s side went behind inside two minutes in Moscow following a mistake by Toni Kroos. The German’s drilled backpass turned into a gift for Nikola Vlasic, and the winger on loan from Everton fired past Keylor Navas to put CSKA ahead. Casemiro hit the post in the first half -- one of

three attempts that found the woodwork for the visitors -but Real were weakened by the absences of Gareth Bale and Sergio Ramos, while Luka Modric started on the bench. CSKA held on, despite having goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev sent off in injury time, and they move above Real to the top of Group G. It was only Madrid’s third defeat in the Champions League group stage this decade, but Real will nevertheless expect to bounce back next against Czech

champions Viktoria Plzen, who were crushed 5-0 by Roma. Edin Dzeko scored a hat-trick for the Italian side, with Cengiz Under and Justin Kluivert also netting. At Old Trafford, the pressure continued to build on Mourinho as United produced another insipid attacking display in their goalless stalemate with Valencia. They are now four games without a win, and Mourinho’s decision to recall Alexis Sanchez -- after dropping the Chilean for the weekend defeat at West Ham

United -- failed to pay off.

Dybala shines in Ronaldo absence

Mourinho’s side are second in Group H, two points behind Juventus. Juve eased to victory against 10-man Young Boys in Turin, with Dybala scoring a hat-trick to take centre stage in the absence of Cristiano Ronaldo, who was serving a one-game ban. Guardiola saw Manchester City come from behind to beat Hoffenheim in Germany in Group F. David

Silva scored three minutes from time to get the Premier League champions back on track after they started their campaign with a 2-1 home defeat against Lyon. Ishak Belfodil had put Hoffenheim ahead after just 44 seconds, but Sergio Aguero equalised in the eighth minute before Silva’s late winner. City next face Shakhtar Donetsk, who squandered a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Lyon in France, in a game played behind closed doors. Brazilian forward Junior Moraes scored twice for Shakhtar, but Lyon fought back to draw with goals from Moussa Dembele and Leo Dubois. It was a good result for Lyon, whose fans were missing as a punishment for trouble at a game against CSKA last season, and they now top the group. Meanwhile, Bayern could not hang on to the early lead given to them against Ajax when Mats Hummels headed in Arjen Robben’s cross. Young fullback Noussair Mazraoui equalised to give the Dutch side a 1-1 draw. Those sides are level atop Group E ahead of Benfica, who won 3-2 in a thriller at AEK Athens with Alfa Semedo scoring the deciding goal.

Ajay Jayaram

Taiwan, Oct 3 (IANS/ Agencies): Indian men’s singles shuttlers Ajay Jayaram and Sourabh Verma advanced to the second round of the Chinese Taipei Open here on Wednesday. Jayaram edged past Hashiru Shimono of Japan 18-21, 21-17, 21-9 in a marathon match of around one hour while Verma beat local player Chia Hao Lee 18-21, 21-16, 21-13 in a 52 minutes match. After dropping the first game, Jayaram bounced back in the second and then outplayed his opponent in the third game to advance. Same thing happened to Verma as well. He lost the first game and then bounced back in style to clinch the issue. Jayaram, who had reached the finals at Vietnam Open and White Nights set up a second-round

clash with Denmark’s Kim Bruun. However, young Sri Krishna Priya Kudaravalli couldn’t cross the opening hurdle, despite giving her everything as she went down 21-23, 20-22 to Lin Ying Chun of Chinese Taipei. Among others, Abhishek Yeligar and Mugdha Agrey too flopped in the opening round as they went down without a fight. While Abhishek was shown the door by fifth seed Jan O Jorgensen of Denmark 5-21, 6-21 in men’s singles, seventh-seed Soniia Cheah of Malaysia ended Mugdha’s campaign with a 21-11, 21-4 win. India’s Tarun Kona and his Malaysian partner Lim Khim Wah also suffered the same fate, losing 13-21, 10-21 to fourth-seeded Ong Yew Sin and Teo Ee Yi of Malaysia.

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