October 6, 2017

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Abuse of social media platforms TUCT resolves to flush out IBIs from Chumu comes under Supreme Court lens

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): Against the backdrop of assault on a Naga family by some non-Nagas, which served to prove that unabated influx of illegal immigrants posed threats on the social security as well as demography of the state, Tribal Union of Chumukedima Town (TUCT) Thursday at the public rally resolved to deport “Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants (IBIs)” from Chumukedima area with immediate effect. During the rally the TUCT also adopted a 10-point resolution. TUCT made it clear that the public rally, at Saturday Weekly Bazaar complex, Chumukedima town, was not targeted only at a community but to highlight the issue of IBIs. Addressing the gathering, comprised of students in uniforms, representatives from various tribe bodies and a large number of nonNagas from surrounding Chumukedima area, retired bureaucrat and social activist, Khekiye K Sema explained: “This is not a rally against Muslims but a rally against illegal Ban-

Governor greets Khiamniungan, Pochury communities DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, has extended greetings to the members of the Khiamniungan and Pochury tribes on the occasion of Toskum and Yemshe festivals respectively. In his message, Acharya said both festivals were marked with people rejoicing the fruit of their hard work and praying for a bountiful harvest. He opined that the festivals should provide opportunities for budding generations and other villagers to display their skills and physical strength. Governor also said that festivals should be a source for building unity. Acharya called upon all to come together and make the atmosphere conducive in towns and villages for peaceful co-existence and all round development in the state. He also encouraged the two tribes to safeguard and promote their rich culture and traditions through their festivals. Further, the governor reminded both the communities to also appreciate the farmers for their hard work. He expressed hope that the festivals of Toskum and Yemshe bring peace, unity and prosperity to the Khiamniungan and Pochury communities in particular and Nagas in general.

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”Immigrants are a complex issue-the Indian Bangladeshi Immigrants from Assam and IBIs from Bangladesh.” K Y M C

gladeshis”. Sema pointed out that Bangladeshi immigrants were not Indians but illegal foreigners, and therefore “we are saying that they must be deported from our land.” He further maintained that the state government would do nothing to deport the “illegal immigrants from Bangladesh” since it (government) was rather afraid to displease them as they have been enrolled in the electoral roll. He also slammed the political parties in the state for allegedly “sheltering and protecting the illegal immigrants from Bangladesh” for “vote bank politics” which also posed a threat to state security. On the same note, Khekiye also put the onus on the village councils and those residing in the villages for allowing “miyas” to reside in the village by providing house and land and cultivate and work for them. “Let them work, but the biggest sin and dangerous acts being committed by our elder people in the villages, is that they allow IBIs to register in the electoral roll thereby giving them legal status”, Khekiye said. Khekiye said many express

10-POINT RESOLUTION ADOPTED

1. That, henceforth neither fresh trade licence/permit shall be issued to illegal Bangladeshi immigrants nor existing trade permits/licences shall be issued to them in Chumukedima area. 2. That, henceforth IBIs shall be restricted to carry on all forms of trades and businesses which also include transportation, sale and purchase of domestic animals, fishes, fowls and vegetables etc. 3. That, henceforth both commercial and non-commercial vehicles shall not be rented or leased out to the IBIs. 4. That, henceforth no Nagas or for that matter Indians shall buy or sale from this community. 5. That, henceforth IBIs shall not be permitted to run any business by holding the name of indigenous local permits nor indigenous locals shall be allowed/permitted to let IBIs run business in their name. IBIs are also totally prohibited to do or run business with indigenous local on partnership basis. 6. Appeal the state govt to strongly and effectively implement the ILP. The state government is further appealed to bring the entire state of Nagaland under the preview of ILP. 7. That, who has already fled since after the incident on 21st Sept. 2017 shall not be allowed to come back at any cost. Their local land house owners are given the responsibility to effectively enforce. 8. In the eventuality of any grievous crime committed by the tenants (IBIs) or IBIs accused absconding, the house/land owners shall be fully liable to bear the responsibility. Therefore house/land owners are warned to take necessary precautionary measures to avoid any unwanted eventuality. 9. Appeal and call upon to all the Indian Muslim community in Nagaland and Chumukedima in particular to chalk out/work out the mechanism to trace out the IBIs and to assist the concerned authority in evacuating the IBIs from our land. 10. Also, resolved to request the GBs and chairmen of village councils not to issue Permanent Residential Certificate (PRC) or any certificate to suspected IBIs in future.

unhappiness when he talks about “civil war”. “Tomorrow if we deport the IBIs, who are married to the locals, it would only lead to a civil war

amongst the Nagas,” he cautioned. He expressed the view that since many inter-marriages have been taking place among Naga women and

3 held with `54 lakh banned notes

Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 demonetized notes. (Representational image)

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): Dimapur police on Thursday arrested three non-Nagas and recovered demonetized currency of Rs 500 and Rs. 1000 denomination, worth around Rs 54 lakh from them. When contacted, Addl. DCP & PRO Dimapur police informed that the accused were arrested during routine police checking near Indisen village, Dimapur when they were

allegedly trying to smuggle the banned notes through Assam. The modus operandi was to exchange the old notes, where the accused would get Rs. 20 for every 100 rupee, PRO said. Sources said that the money reportedly belonged to some locals. Without divulging further details, police said they have launched investigation into the case. The seized items were kept under police custody.

According to figures released recently, a total of Rs 15.28 lakh crore (Rs 8.58 lakh crore in Rs 500 and Rs 6.86 lakh crore in Rs 1,000 denominations) out Rs 15.44 lakh crore returned to the RBI, leaving only Rs 16,000 crore under speculation. Many believe that huge chunks of this unreturned money are lying in Nepal and Bhutan. There were also reports that banned notes were still being exchanged in neighbouring countries. As per reports, negotiations between Nepal and India have been stagnant as the RBI was not willing to exchange more than Rs 4,500 per person. Nepal has been insisting to raise this amount to Rs 25,000 for each account. According to a rough estimate, banned notes worth as much as Rs 3,302 crore are locked in Nepal and Bhutan.

illegal immigrants and once when they were deported, Naga women (married to illegal immigrants) would also have to go along with them. In such crisis, most of the Nagas would give protection to the illegal immigrants as they would not want their daughters to be deported with them, he said. However, Khekiye said such crisis could be averted if Nagas stopped giving legal status to illegal immigrants. He also warned that if the issue was left unchecked, “Nagaland would have an illegal Bangladeshi immigrant as minister in the future.” Khekiye also urged the tribe bodies to make a resolution to press the state government that Inner Line Permit (ILP) should also be considered as passport by creating a separate department for ILP. He was of the view that since verification process like personal information was needed to get passport, the same procedure should also be applied for ILP. In this regard, he appealed to the village councils to stop issuing any certificates to illegal immigrants. Khekiye also called upon (Cont’d on p-5)

KIN lauds GoI, NNPGs DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): Kuki Inpi Nagaland (KIN) has expressed appreciation to the government of India (GoI) and the NNPGs “for holding the first round of political dialogue to resolve the Indo-Naga political issue.” In a press release, KIN president, L Gangte, said it was the desire of all the citizens of Nagaland that every Naga political group be taken on board for talks to bring a permanent political settlement to the long pending Naga political issue. “It is our hope that the GoI will give due consideration and bring the NSCN(K) also to the negotiating table for a complete and permanent solution,” said KIN president. Further, KIN expressed hope that the ongoing peace talks between the government and the Naga political groups would continue till an amicable settlement was arrived at.

NEW DELHI, OCT 5 (PTI): Uncharitable comments, trolls and aggressive reactions on social media platforms on almost every issue, including judges and judicial proceedings, Thursday came under the scanner of the Supreme Court which expressed concern over it and agreed that regulating them was necessary. The apex court also disapproved and expressed anguish over a statement made by a senior advocate and former Supreme Court Bar Association President that most of the judges are pro-government. “They should sit in the Supreme Court to see how the government is hauled up,” a bench comprising Chief Justice Dipak Misra and Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud observed. Emphasising the need to regulate social media to restrain people from posting objectionable and abusive posts, senior advocates Fali Nariman and Harish Salve, who are assisting the court as amicus cur-

iae, narrated their own ugly experiences with trolls. “I have deleted my Twitter account. It was so abusive,” Salve said, adding that once when he was appearing in a case relating to a Christian medical college and the subsequent happenings on his Twitter handle forced him to delete it. “I have stopped looking at them,” Nariman said, adding that unwarranted comments about almost everything can be found on these platforms. The bench then said that one of the observations made during the hearing on the Rohingya matters was projected as if an order was delivered and it became a subject matter of debate. Anything that disrupts free exchange of views between the judges and the arguing lawyers needs to be curbed, Salve said. The bench also said that there was misuse of social media platforms and people disseminated wrong information even about the court proceedings.

“Earlier the right to privacy could have been infringed by the state only. Now such things emanate from private parties also,” the bench said. Pointing out that a newspaper or a media organisation which gets an audio clip, publishes it without taking any responsibility of its authenticity, Salve asked: “does it not amount to infringement of privacy“. The concept of “my house is my castle” is fast fading due to the intrusion of private players, the bench said. Nariman then said the Indian civil laws were “defective” and unable to handle such incidents. “There was an urgent need to have some kind of regulation,” Salve said. The bench agreed to the suggestion. Meanwhile, the top court today referred to a constitution bench questions like whether a public functionary or a minister can claim freedom of speech while airing views in a sensitive matter which is under investigation.

NPF Mon division slams Naiba’s statement DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): NPF Mon division youth wing and women wing have criticized the statement issued by advisor State Lottery, Naiba Konyak for “insulting” the NPF Mon division. In a joint statement, NPF Mon division youth wing president, Khongwang and women wing president, Minching said that since Naiba Konyak was already expelled from the NPF, he had no right to claim himself as an NPF MLA. While condemning the recent statement made against NPF Mon division president and general secretary, the signa-

tories rather accused Naiba of selling his Assembly Constituency “for his personal gain”. They said Naiba was the one who had offered to vacate his seat in order to let Dr. Shürhozelie get elected. They said Naiba’s offer to Dr Shurhozelie Liezietsu was the root cause of the present crisis in the NPF. “He has tarnished the image and unity of NPF in particular and Konyak community in general by defending his corrupted colleague (with) false allegation,” the youth and women wing stated.

CSC constituted to look into NCSA imbroglio DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): Following the ‘mass casual leave’ of Nagaland Civil Services officials in protest against alleged induction of non-NCS persons to various posts in the government, the state cabinet after its emergency meeting held on Thursday constituted the Cabinet Sub-Committee (CSC) to address the issues raised by the state civil service officers. The cabinet also held separate meetings with the Nagaland Civil Services Association (NCSA) and Confederation of All Nagaland State Services Employees’ Association (CANSSEA) at the chief minister’s residential office. According to CMO media cell, the cabinet, after hearing their views, impressed upon the members that the issues raised by the associations should be resolved in accordance with the letter and spirit of the

rules. At the meeting, chief minister, T.R. Zeliang urged upon the members not to resort to unhealthy agitation, saying it was not government or officers alone but the public who would be greatly affected. “All should be guided by laid down Rules and Regulations, if you feel you are deprived of, then government will look into the matter. The mass casual leave will paralyze the administrations and seriously impact the general public,” Zeliang said. He said, NCS being the premier service, no party should stick to their stand. “There should be a room for discussion and amicable solution. NCS or non-NCS officers, both are government officers and neither of the party should be victimized. Government will not violate the laid down rules and assure both the parties that justice will be

delivered,” Zeliang added. Meanwhile, the Cabinet Sub-Committee would examine all relevant issues relating to promotion/selection to IAS and give its recommendations within a month to the government for resolution of the matter and onward necessary action. CSC will be headed by H&FW minister, Imkong L. Imchen as convenor and ministers- Y. Patton, Mmhonlumo Kikon, Neiba Kronu; Home commissioner, Abhishek Singh, Law secretary, Khanrinla Koza and addl. advocate general, K. Sema as members.

NCSA’s stand

Nagaland Civil Services Association has brought to light the issue surrounding the protest in the form of ‘mass casual leave’ by NCS officers. In a press note, NCSA president, Kevekha Kevin

Zehol, stated that on February 29, 2016 the retirement of an NCS inducted IAS officer created a subsequent vacancy in the state IAS quota. However, NCSA said it was shocked and disappointed at the state government’s unprecedented decision to fill up the vacant post from amongst the non-State Civil Service (SCS) officers. While stating this, NCSA made known that the association in no way intended to demean the capabilities of officers from other services, but rather appreciate the immense contributions they have made to the state’s progress thus far. As per the IAS (Recruitment) Rules 1954, NCSA said that non-SCS may be accommodated within the 33.33% of the total strength of the IAS cadre of a state under “special circumstances”, limited to a maximum of 15% of the 33.33%. (Full text on p-6) K Y M C

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State level science seminar deliberates on ‘Swachh Bharat’

Winners and officials of Nagaland State Level Science Seminar 2017 at Town Hall, Wokha on Thursday. (NP) Correspondent

WOKHA, OCT 5 (NPN): Nagaland state level science seminar 2017 organised by the Directorate of School Education (DoSE) on the topic “Swachh Bharat: Role of Science and Technology, Promises and Challenges” was held on Thursday at Wokha Town hall wherein participants dwelt at length on the meaning of “Swachh Bharat” and the various activities undertaken under the mission since its launch on October 2, 2014. Swachh Bharat mission aims to eliminate open defecation and manual scav-

enging, construction of 12 million toilets countrywide at the cost of Rs. 1.96 lakh crores, clean and sanitized households, roads, toilets and offices, and better health and sanitation facilities by October 2, 2019. During the discussion, participants pointed out the challenges such as lack of proper technologies for treatment of wastes, poor mindset of people especially in rural areas, lack of proper funds and proper channelization of available funds, need for construction of toilets in National expressways and roadways, corruption and lack of civic sense by

the general populace. Participants also proposed various remedies for waste management including the latest plasma technologies, composting, use of mobile apps, use of car bins, relying more on solar power, sludge to fertilizer and kitchen waste to organic manure conversions, and re-use and recycling in order to rid the environment of wastes and to build a better place for the younger and coming generations. In the seminar, Anushka Bhattacharjee, a class 10 student of St. Paul Higher Secondary School Dimapur emerged as winner and

would represent the state in the national level science seminar to be held on November 9 at Kolkata. Saptaparna Mandal, a class 9 student of Holy Cross Higher Secondary School Dimapur and Lendina Longkumer, a class 9 student of Jubilee Memorial School Mokokchung were adjudged second and third prize respectively. The panel of judges included DIET Wokha assistant professor Dr Longshibemo Yanthan, and GHSS Wokha PGTs Dr Orenthung Ngullie and Johny Patton. SDEO Wokha Orenboni Lotha handed over the certificates and cash to the winners as well as all the 19 participants from across the state. DDEO Wokha Lebu Krose delivered welcome address, Springdale School Wokha presented welcome song, and DSE deputy director Limadangit Jamir proposed vote of thanks at the seminar programme chaired by SSA DMA Wokha ADC P. Zubenthung Humtsoe. Among those who attended the seminar included Lotha Hoho chairman Mhao Humtsoe, and students and teachers from around Wokha town. The state level science seminar was held for students of class 8-10.

93rd Bn. BSF holds health camp for senior citizens DIMAPUR: As part of “social justice and empowerment week,” 93rd Battalion BSF, Chedema organised a health camp for senior citizens at its Dispensary on Thursday. During the camp, health services and medicines were provided free of cost to all the patients. The camp administered check up to around 50 patients. The health camp was organised under the command of Anil Sharma, Commandant, 93rd Battalion BSF, Chedema and assisted by Dr. Visavotuo Sanchu, Major Y. Sanjib Singh and subordinate staffs.

NNC/GDRN (NA) terminates DIMAPUR: NNC/ GDRN (Non Accord) has terminated the services of ‘maj’ Monguyimpa Chang, son of Sokum Chang of Yimrub village Chang region, Tuensang command of NNC/GDRN (NA) for indulging in anti-national activities and extortion. NNC/GDRN (NA) through its MIP kilonser, Khehoto Rochill has informed offices/business establishments and public not to entertain or deal with the said person for any purpose relating to NNC/GDRN (N/A).

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news in brief KGOU general meeting: Konyak Gazetted Officers Union (KGOU) has convened its general meeting on October 14, 10 a.m.at the residence of its treasurer Panglong Konyak (Wagiem Ward). All the bonafide members have been informed to attend the meeting. ASKK annual general meeting: Aphuyemi Sumi Kuqhakulu Kohima (Pughoboto Area Public Organization Kohima) has convened annual general meeting on October 11, 3:30 p.m. at the Heritage, Old D.C Bungalow, Officers Hill, Kohima. All the advisors, ex-office bearers, executive members, unit representatives, unit president and office bearers, well wishers and concerned Aphuyemis have been requested to attend the meeting. NPYC presidential council meeting: Nagaland Pradesh Youth Congress (NPYC) has informed all presidents of district youth Congress that there would be a presidential council meeting on October 14, 11 a.m. at president chamber, NPYC Congress bhavan, Kohima. All concerned have been informed to attend the meeting. National seminar at NU Kohima campus: Department of Psychology Nagaland university Kohima campus Meriema would be organizing two day national seminar on the occasion of ‘World Mental Health Day’ under the theme “mental health in the workplace” on October 10-11 at ladies common room Nagaland university Kohima campus Meriema. TYO informs: Tsungiki Youth Organization (TYO) has been formed with Yanpvuo Kikon and W. Shanchothung Ngullie as president and general secretary respectively. TYO said it was formed with the knowledge of Tsungiki Village Council (TVC), Tsungiki Students’ Union (TSU), Tsungiki Eloe Ekhung (TEE), Tsungiki Baptist Church (TBC), Chukitong Range Public Organisation (CRPO) and Lotha Youth Hoho (LYH).

SASRD, NU conducts farmer’s training DIMAPUR: A farmer’s training on nursery management of vegetable crops” was conducted by All India Coordinated Research Project (AICRP) (VC), Nagaland Centre, SASRD, NU under tribal sub plan (TSP) on October 4 at Hekheshe village to highlight the farmers on the importance of nursery management in vegetable production. According to a press release by SASRD, NU, training on “nursery man-

agement of vegetable crops” was delivered by scientist, ICAR-AICRP (VC), Dr. Aastik Jha. Practical demonstration on “preparation of nursery beds and its management” was carried out. The inaugural programme was chaired by scientist, ICAR-AICRP (VC), Dr. Waluniba and graced by in-charge, ICARAICRP (VC), SASRD, NU, Dr. S.P Kanaujia, who also delivered the welcome address.

Brief remark was given by scientist, ICARAICRP (VC), Dr. Moakala Changkija and GB of Hekheshe village. Training was attended by 75 farmer participants from Hekheshe and Tsüüma villages. During the wrap up session, seeds of different vegetables were distributed to all the participants. The programme was coordinated by Dr. Waluniba, Dr. Moakala Changkija and Dr. Aastik Jha.

Rape of minor girl condemned ‘Green village initiative through energy efficient retrofits’

D I M A P U R : Ko n ya k Nyupuh Sheko Khong (KNSK) Kohima Unit and Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khong Dimapur (KNSKD) have condemned the alleged rape on a minor girl by Nizhalhou Kuotsu in Medziphema town. In a condemnation note, KNSK president, Lemnon and general secretary, Moe, said that the crime against children has been matter of concern and therefore, the unit has been conducting seminars on child Labour and Child Rights to prevent such abuses. H oweve r, d e s p i t e of repeated appeals and awareness campaign, it lamented that children belonging to Konyak tribes and largely Eastern Nagaland were “meted out unthinkable crimes of rape, physical, emotional and psychological trauma” which KNSK said was unacceptable. In this regard, the

KNSK Kohima unit has strongly warned against people involved in “supplying children” to urban areas, saying it was crime and tantamount to child trafficking. It demanded that the criminals involved in rape should be dealt with law of the land without any reservation as awarding stringent law and action will put such crimes under checked. The unit also cautioned the family members and relatives of the victim to refrain from taking undue offers and compensations but allow the law to take its own course of action so that justice is delivered to the victim. Meanwhile, KNSK Kohima Unit has also condemned the rape of a 60 year -old woman at Mishilimi of Pughoboto sub-division, saying that the kind of crime committed to the elder citizens cannot be tolerated.

The unit has strongly supported the memorandum submitted by the All Sumi Students’ Union (SKK) and also wished conveyed speedy recovery to the victim. KNSKD: KNSKD in a condemnation note by its president, Angep and general secretary, Rachel have extended full support in condemning the alleged rape on a minor girl Neizhalhou Kuotsu. They urged upon all to condemn the “atrocities” committed on a minor. Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khong also acknowledged and appreciated the prompt action taken by the Child Welfare Committee (CWC) and the responsible authority. It further appealed to the responsible authorities and law enforcing agencies to award befitting exemplary punishment to the accused in order to avert occurrences of such crime in future.

DIMAPUR: A “green village initiative through energy efficient retrofits” was conducted at Mopungchuket village under Mokokchung district by the electrical inspectorate, Kohima, Nagaland State Designated Agency (NSDA) on energy conservation, Thursday. In an introductory speech, chief electrical inspector, Er. I.V. Chishi, said that under the Energy Conservation Act 2001, Energy Conservation Bureau has been set up in all the states and that the electrical inspectorate Kohima (NSDA) has been designated as the nodal agency. He said that NSDA work with schools, colleges and young intellectuals to inculcate the habit of energy conservation while also encouraging them to set up energy conservation clubs. Er. Chishi said government of Nagaland had earlier launched its flag-

ship programme on green village initiative and that nearly 45 villages have been covered under the initiative so far since 2010. Lamenting that there was inadequate supply of power while consumption had risen in the wake of modern technology, he appealed the masses to reduce power consumption by adopting sustainable practices of energy consumption like switching off power when not in use and to have proper electrification wiring in the houses. Demonstration on energy saving was carried out by Er. Kevingukho Suokhrie, assistant electrical inspector where he demonstrated the difference between power consumption by normal incandescent bulbs and LED bulbs. The demonstration was followed by distribution of energy efficient luminaries. The department donated 1500 numbers of LED bulbs, 1000 numbers of

Visiting officials from the electrical inspectorate Kohima with village council, student leaders and church workers at Mopungchuket village, Mokokchung on Thursday. energy efficient LED tube lights, 20 numbers of street lights with posts. During a short prog ramme, thanksgiving speech was delivered by village council chairman

Aosadang, valedictor y speech was made by senior electrical inspector, Er. P. T. Philip and invocation was pronounced by Pastor, Rev. Jongpong. The programme chaired by UDA

Meyimenla was attended by student leaders, church workers, village council elders, village electrical committee and officials from Mokokchung electrical division.

Kiphire wildlife division observes ‘wildlife week 2017’ MGHSS students on ‘education tour’

Participants of Kiphire wildlife division ‘Wildlife Week 2017” programme at Likhimro. DIMAPUR: Kiphire wildlife division organised “public awareness and painting competition” for students as part of “Wildlife Week 2017” celebration on October 3 at Likhimro Bridge near Thanamir village under Pungro sub-division. In the programme, guest of honour, DFO Kiphire, Rajesh Kumar said Pungro Range was given a high priority in the newly created territorial forest division at Kiphire. Elaborating on the theme, “listen to the young voices”, Kumar called for K

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active support of the younger generation particularly the students in spreading the awareness regarding wildlife conservation. Wildlife warden Kiphire, Suman W. M Sivachar, threw light on the organizational structure within the forest department; territorial and wildlife divisions and their predominant functions. Sivachar informed that Kiphire wildlife division though headquartered in Kiphire has five districts under its jurisdiction, namely Kiphire, Longleng, Mon,

Phek and Tuensang. He said that plantation drives were undertaken last month in Fakim, Thanamir and Vongtsuvong and assured that the department would undertake more such drives in the area. He said that the help of Bhutan Glory Eco Club has also been sought in creation of new eco clubs in the area and to undertake micro-awareness programs in association with Kiphire wildlife division. Sivachar also requested the public to report crop depradation by wildlife to the department

immediately. Master educator, Bhutan Glory Eco Club, Y. Tsuseki spoke about the activities of the club so far. Tsuseki said he along with Hanruthong, VCC Fakim would be undertaking a trip to Eagle Nest Wildlife Sanctuary, Tezpur, Arunachal Pradesh to understand conservation strategies by local communities there. According to a release by Kiphire Wildlife Division, the division had camped at Likhimro bridge campsite since October 1, where the area had been cleared off and selected as the site for

the programme with help of volunteers from Fakim and Thanamir villages. During the programme, invocation was pronounced by Thanamir Baptist Church Pastor, K Kiusang, and forest range officer welcomed the gathering. Short speeches were given by the village council chairmen (VCC) from Vongtsuvong, Thanamir, Fakim, Tsundang and Penkim. The Khongsa Area Public Organization (KAPO) president-cumVCC Penkim requested the department to set up Eco Clubs in Khongsa area on the same lines of Bhutan Glory Eco Club (BGEC), Fakim. The programme was attended by Thanamir, Fakim, Vongtsuvong, Tsundang, Penkim, Salomi and Khongsa villages with a total of 130 people. Students from Thanamir, Penkim and Fakim Government Public Schools (GPS) along with teachers attended the painting competition. Alunso of GPS Penkim stood first, Lemtsula of GPS Thanamir second and Thonglenla of GPS Fakim third in the competition.

MGHSS students with the principal, Arenla and staff on Thursday. (NP) Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 5 (NPN): Mayangnokcha Higher Secondary School (MGHSS) class 10 students have embarked on their “vocational education tour” (level two) to ICIT, Thursday. Speaking to Nagaland Post, MGHSS principal,

Arenla stated that the tour was the beginning of the “educational tour”, for the students of Classes- 9, 10 & 11, as part of their vocational subject (IT sector) introduced by the Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) State Mission. She said that the students of Class 9 would be

visiting ITI on October 6 and that students of Class 11 would visit NEILET, Chuchuyimlang, on October 9. The principal said that the introduction of level three by the state Mission, RMSA in the vocational subject, this year, was very healthy for the students as it can be taken up as career, in later life.

MSU organises ‘sanitation day’

DIMAPUR: With an objective to create awareness among the people and promote the importance of cleanliness in and around the village, Mima Students’ Union (MSU) organised “sanitation day” on October 2 at Mima village. During the cleanliness drive, MSU members installed dustbin donated by District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) Kohima in and around the vil-

lage. Mima Students’ Union has requested all the inhabitants to use the dustbins and take proper care of public properties. Further, Mima Students’ Union has informed students that the union in collaboration with DPDB Kohima would be organising workshop on “modern education” on October 23 at Mima village council hall. All college students have been requested to attend the programme.

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WEATHER FORECAST October 6

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Agartala Cloudy, a t-storm in spots

32 26

Aizawl

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 29 21

Guwahati Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 34 24

Sun though high clouds

30 19

Itanagar Sunshine and pleasant

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Imphal Shillong

Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 25 17

Kohima

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Dimapur Sun though high clouds

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Tuensang A thunderstorm in spots

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Wokha

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Dr. Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire (Inset). Cultural presentations by Khiamniungan cultural club at the festival at Kisama. (NP) Correspondent KOHIMA, OCT 5 (NPN): Tsokum, a pre harvest festival of Khiamniungans, was celebrated with great fun and gaiety on Thursday at The Heritage, Kisama. The celebration was organised by Khiamniungan Union Kohima and the day also marked the 34th general session of the union.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, October 6, 2017

Extending Tsokum greetings to Khiamniungans, minister for road and bridges, Dr. Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire said festivals bring people from different community together. He encouraged Khiamniungans to invite other tribes to the festival so as to build better relation and maintain unity among the different Naga tribes. Dr. Nicky said such gesture would promote unity and

would make Nagaland a better place to live in. Dr. Nicky also advised the youths to remember their roots and asked them not neglect the society but to give back and learn the “joy of giving�. Delivering the significance of Tsokum festival, joint director of health and family welfare Dr. C Thanghoi, said Tsokum was one of the most important and significant

festivals celebrated by the Khiamniungan tribe to invoke blessing for a rich harvest. He said the festival has immense impact and meaning on the socioreligious life of the Khiamniungans. Dr. Thanghoi said Tsokum was the festival of dedication to commence the harvest in the jhum field. He said harvested grains from the new jhum field was brought and tasted only after the celebration of Tsokum Sumai. He said Khiamniungans during the eight days Tsokum celebration perform different rites and rituals. Dr. Thanghoi said Tsokum Sumai marks the beginning of harvest before which no one was allowed to reap and take the newly harvest rice/ food as it was believed that unfavourable events and famine befalls upon the village or the family. Others who spoke in the celebration include Eastern Nagaland People Union Kohima (ENPUK) president David and advisor (political) to chief minister, S. Shingnyu. Songs and cultural presentations marked Tsokum festival celebration.

Sudarshan accorded ‘civic reception’ in Mokokchung

Sudarshan Bhagat (2-R) and dignitaries with the cultural troupe from Chang tribe.

Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 5 (NPN): Union minister of state for Tribal Affairs, Surdarshan Bhagat, who is on a maiden three-day visit to Nagaland, was accorded a “civic reception� on Thursday. The civic reception was organised Chuchuyimlang Village Council at Anu Mai Amphitheatre. Appreciating the organisers for the reception, Sudarshan Bhagat expressed happiness on witnessing the rich culture and traditions of the Naga people, which he said should be preserved

in sacred. The MoS also informed the gathering that BJP-led NDA government at the centre under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has introduced more than hundred flagship programmes and schemes and added that it would be introducing more schemes to uplift the rural India. He pointed out that central government was emphasising more on skill development. Sudarshan said all central programmes and schemes were being introduced and implemented with the use of latest science and technology so

that the produce of the farmers would be greatly enhanced. Earlier, short speeches were delivered by Advisor for food & civil supplies, Nuklutoshi Longkumer and advisor for planning & co-ordination, CM Chang. Cultural dances were presented by cultural troupes from Yaongyimti (Chang), Hukphang (Phom) and Chuchuyimlang; welcome address was delivered by Chuchuyimlang council chairman, Ao Sanen Pongen and invocation was said by associate pastor (youth), Meren Shilu.

AYO to organise training on disaster preparedness

DIMAPUR: Angami Youth Organisation (AYO) in collaboration with Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) and department of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Nagaland would

be organising training on “disaster preparedness, first aid and environment protection� for community level first responders from October 9 -14 at Khonoma village. AYO has informed that

the training would be imparted to community level youth who are usually the first responders in times of calamities. It said participants would later assist NSDMA as trainers in future trainings.

All participants have been directed to reach the training venue on October 8, latest by 2 p.m. and presidents of all the ranges (CYO, SAYO, NAYO and WAYO) have been requested to ensure the same.

St. Anthony School Tenyiphe celebrates parent’s day

Tiny tots of SAS enthralling the parents with their moves.

DIMAPUR: St. Anthony School (SAS) Tenyiphe celebrated its parent’s day on Thursday at the school premises with officer on special duty to government of Nagaland, NSDM home department, Johnny Ruangmei as chief guest. Speaking on the occasion, Johnny Ruangmei reminded the parents that they have bigger responsibility in shaping the life of their children than just enrolling them in schools. Stating that the children today live in a very advance technological era, he said both parents and teachers should be well prepared and updated in bringing the students up to be a responsible citizen. Citing a story of 13 years old boy who have been hired by Google Company, Ruangmei urged the parents to encourage their

children to utilise their talent and ideas not only to get a government job but also to advance in the field of technology for a better earning. Ruangmei said the students must be grateful for being provided with every need they required to become a good citizen one day. Further Johnny stated that, as a student, if they are not aware of where they are going and their purpose in life, they would be lost one day. E a r l i e r, w e l c o m e speech was delivered by principal SAS, Rev. Fr. Sajan Joseph, speech on behalf of the parents was delivered by head GB Tenyiphe, Nolesa Zhotso, vote of thanks was given by vice principal SAS, Rev. Fr. Dominic. Parents were entertained with a delightful folksong, cultural dance, choreography and beat boxing.

Developmental works should be as per guidelines: DC Dmu

DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur and vice chairman Dimapur District Planning and Development Board (DPDB), Kesonyu Yhome has appealed to all departments to clearly mention the timeline, and the amount received for the project in their departmental report and to make sure that the developmental works was carried out as per the guidelines. According to DIPR report, the DC was commenting on the departmental presentation delivered during monthly DPDB meeting on Thursday at the conference hall of DC Dimapur. Chairing the meeting, Kesonyu urged the departments to prepare “honest report� and to come forward if faced with any problem while implementing their projects. Department of Soil & Water Conservation and Fishery gave power point presentations of their activities during the meeting. Basing on the verification report of the concerned administrative officer the board recommended the registration of Eliezer Home of Hope at Unity Village (5th mile), Dimapur, Learning Ladder Integration & Cognizance, United Colony Ward-20 and Allied Institute of Information & Technology (IT) 4th mile, Diphupar-A. K

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Hajong refugees, Rijiju said that it was only in media where it appeared that centre is according citizenship. The state’s leadership had in recent meeting with Home Ministry vehemently denied to give any concession to Chakma-Hajong. The state government declared to never compromise with the constitutional rights and protection given to the indigenous people. Last month, Chief minister Pema Khandu had written to Home Minister Rajnath Singh voicing concer n on n granting citizenship to Chakma and Hajong refugees in Arunachal Pradesh. “The state is not ready to accept any infringement

Manipur CM calls for peace and unity

Chief Minister N Biren Singh exchanging gifts with a tribal leader during Mera Houchongba festival. (NP)

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IMPHAL, Oct 5: ‘Mera Hou Chongba,’ the only common and one of the oldest festivals of ethnic tribes and communities living in Manipur, was Thursday celebrated with gaiety at various parts of the state. Chief minister N Biren Singh, art and culture minister L Jayantakumar Singh and titular king of Manipur Leishemba Sanajaoba graced the opening function as the chief guest, president and guest of honour respectively.

Tripartite meet to review creation of 7 districts today Imphal, Oct 5 (PTI): The decision to create seven new districts in Manipur, which led to massive protests and 139day blockade on national highways connecting the state, will be reviewed at a tripartite meeting called by the Union Home Ministry here Friday, an official said. The representatives of the United Naga Council (UNC), central and state governments will take part in the home ministry meeting. The United Naga Council (UNC), the apex political organisation of Nagas residing in the hill districts on Manipur, had staged massive protests following the creation of the new districts alleging that such a move would bifurcate the ancestral land of the Nagas. The organisation had also imposed an economic blockade on NH-2 (Imphal-Dimapur) and NH-37 (Imphal-Jiribam) that serve as lifelines for the landlocked Manipur for 139 days in 2016. The blockade was withdrawn in March this year after the BJP- led government came to power in Manipur and assured that their demand would be considered, the official said.

Addressing the gathering, the chief minister said, “We need to forgive and forget the past mistakes sincerely to retain the strong fraternal bond between hill and valley people.” Asserting that there were misunderstandings in the past, Biren said that people need to sideline all these differences so that the development pace can march forward. Mentioning the importance of Mera Houchongba festival towards strengthening hill-valley unity, Singh hailed titular king Leishemba Sanajaoba

for his efforts in keeping up the tradition of celebrating the festival every year. Acknowledging the significance of Mera Houchongba, the new government had decided to celebrate the festival in a grand way under its aegis from this year, he added. Claiming that there has been considerable improvement in hill-valley ties ever since the new government was formed in the state, Singh said that he was moved by the kind gesture and fine hospitality shown to him and his minister during reception ceremonies held at Ukhrul, Kangpokpi, Senapati and Churachandpur. Singh also informed that he would soon be visiting Tamenglong district by road to look into the inadequacies of the district and review various development works. He assured that people would witness considerable developmental changes both in hill and valley districts within the next two to three years. In order to complete the projects within stipulated time, the works minister has been instructed to increase the working hour of officials from eight hours to 14 hours with overtime allowance if necessary, the chief minister informed.

of the constitutional protection bestowed on the tribal people of the state,” Khandu had noted in the letter. Moreover, he pointed out that Arunachal Pradesh is governed by the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation of 1873, which prohibits all citizens of India from entering the state without an inner line permit. “A r u n a c h a l i s a predominantly tribal state and the Constitution of India gives special protection rights to the people of the state. These provisions were legislated with the singular objective to protect the tribes of the state from the onslaught of an alien culture and overwhelming influx of non-Arunachalees,” he said.

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I tanaga r , O c t 5: Ar unachal Pradesh Governor Brigadier (Retired) B.D. Mishra on Thursday voiced concerns against corruption and leakage of public funds, even as he advised government officials to implement the ongoing developmental projects and programmes in a mission mode. M i s h r a , w h o wa s sworn in as Governor of Ar unachal Pradesh on Tuesday, was chairing his first review meeting on developmental activities of the State with the senior government officers Chief Secretary Shakuntala D Gamlin, State Police Chief Sandeep Goel along with Commissioners and Secretaries of various departments attended the meeting. Calling upon the officers to put in their heart and mind in implementing the ongoing developmental projects and programmes, Mishra also emphasized on quality education, training and skill development, better healthcare facilities, cleanliness and end open defecation, timely and proper implementation of projects and pollution free environment and sustainable development.

We, the Valley View Council, VVSTH and VVSSU, with immense pride and honour, would like to congratulate Mr. Lahoto Aye, who got promoted to Sub-Treasury Officer, Department of Treasuries and Accounts. The accomplishment is indeed a great achievement, we wish every success in your future endeavours. VVSSU Valley View Colony Dimapur

Council Valley View Colony Dimapur

NOTICE

This Notice is served for Shri. Atoshi Awomi, S/o Shri. Hotoshe Awomi, a temporary resident of Duncan Bosti Dimapur. You are hereby asked to contact Mr. K. Chishi within (7) seven days from the date of the publication, failing upon which necessary legal action will be initiated against you. K. Chishi

And family Contact No. 7005562685 Notun Bosti, Dimapur

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Aizawl, Oct 5 (PTI): Mizoram police officials have seized 645 grams of heroin worth over Rs 22 lakh during raids in two districts since Monday. About 350 grams of heroin was seized from Ke i t u m i n S e r c h i p p district last night and two Myanmarese nationals were arrested in this connection, the police said. The contraband was worth around Rs 12.50 lakh in the local market, the police said. The police officials also seized 295 grams of heroin, worth about Rs 10 lakh, from Mamit district bordering Tripura on Monday night, the police said. Two persons of New Eden village were arrested in this connection.

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It is hereby informed that the draw date fixed on 7th of Oct. 2017, of lottery, organized by NFFWWF in aid of its Silver Jubilee Celebration 2020, has been deffered to 4th Nov. 2017, (Saturday) in the same time and place, due to extremely unavoidable circumstances. The Federation deeply regrets the inconvenience and humbly appeals to all ticket holders to bear with the Federation. Mrs. Mercy Shimray Jt. Secy., NFFWWF

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Campaign for October 7 panchayat elections end Correspondent

IMPHAL, Oct 5: Campaigning for the October 7 general panchayat elections in Manipur came to an end at 4 pm on Thursday. Manipur election commission will hold elections to elect new local body representatives including Zilla Parishad, Pradhan and ward members as the term of the present representatives expire on October 23. Altogether 3,180 candidates, including 173

candidates for Zila Parishad, 446 for Pradhans and 2556 for ward members of six districts -Imphal West, Imphal East, Bishnupur, Jiribam, Kaching and Thoubal- are in the fray, according to state election commission. A total of 7,16,813 voters including 3,48,139 males and 3,68,691 females will franchise their rights across 1521 polling stations to elect 60 Zilla Parishad Members and 161 Pradhans and 1513 ward members.

OFFICE OF THE

RIPHYIM/CHANGSU NGULLIE UNION

LANDOWNERS PATTADARS

CONDEMNATION

INFORMATION

WOKHA-797111, NAGALAND

The Riphyim/Changsu Ngullie Union Wokha Town has strongly condemned the 03rd October 2017 incident at PWD Colony, Wokha at the private residence of Er. Sanchio Kithan by his son Er. Benrio Kithan, SDO Irrigation Department who has attempted murder on Mr. T. Rendemo Ngullie of Old Changsu Village a student of Class–9 (Nine) Brighter School, Wokha in School Uniform without any guilty reason. Hence, the Riphyim/Changsu Ngullie has strongly condemned such a barbaric activities and to book the culprit as per provisions of the law. Mhao Ngullie Secretary, RCNUW

S. Aben Ngullie Chairman, RCNUW

DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

This is to inform that the office of the Landowners Pattadars Forum whose lands are under army occupation in Dimapur Town, shall hold meeting on 7th October 2017 at Tourist Lodge (near NST Bus Station) at 11 am. All the registered members are requested to attend without fail and update membership and fees. K Thong Gen. Secy.

S/C No. 162/17

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Sashinungsang has been applied by : 1. Shri. L. Tongpangkokba brother of Late Sashinungsang. 2. Miss. Temjenchila daughter of Late Sashinungsang Resident of H.No 95(A), Oriental Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : Pension Benefits. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire in this court on or before the said day of 4th November, 2017. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 4th October 2017.

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(S. Hukato Swu) Principal District and Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland

AFFIDAVIT

Date 05/10/2017

I, Smti. Rozoukhono Angami, aged about 58 years, resident of Pherima Village, PO & PS Medziphema Town, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That the entry of my name in some of official documents/instruments has been entered and recorded as Razukhonou instead of Rozoukhono Angami. Hence, the entry of my name be read together Rozoukhono Angami and/or in addition to Razukhonou as it corresponds the same meaning and are synonymous. 3. That the above name Rozoukhono Angami and Razukhonou refers to one and the same person i.e. me and it is interchangeable and indistinguishable. 4. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any rectification/ correction if any complications that may arise with regard to my name and that it shall be used for all my future correspondence. 5. That the above statements made in Para 1-4 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on __________ . Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent named above on this day __________ . Notary Public DP-10387

Chupfu-o Kense President

WOKHA TOWN PHIRO UNION FELICITATES

AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri Nagaho Sema, S/o. Lt. Hutovi Sema, Resident of Satakha Town in the District of Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my Date of Birth is 13.05.1973 3. That in my Service Appointment Order PIMS (non-working) Code PWD07641 my Date of Birth has been erroneously recorded as on 10.02.1957 which is incorrect. 4. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of declaring the above statement before the concerned authority. Verification Verified that the above contents made in Para 1 – 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein. Deponent Regd. No. 0071/17 Solemnly affirm before me. Dated 04.10.17 Notary Public DP-10365A

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Boto D. Swu Notary Public Area : Nagaland Regd. No. LAW-13/73 (Pt-IV)

Dear, Vese-o Kezo (Bubu) You always give us joy looking at you every time you smile brighter up own day ! wish God to bless you with power and strength so that you win every single race of your life “Happy Birthday”

OFFICE OF THE

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

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Voicing his concerns against corr uption and leakage of public funds, the Gover nor stressed on third party auditing, e-payment and payment through bank accounts He also stressed that there must be no complacent in taking precautions to mitigate and adept to disasters. Underscoring sense of security amongst the people, Mishra advised the Secretary Home and Director General of Police to ensure that no citizen of Arunachal Pradesh joins anti-national groups and work against the security and integrity of the Nation. He also informed the officers that he will take up the issues of the State with the Union Government. The Governor also assured to voice the challenges of the people with the appropriate authorities.

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

Witnesses (Hekhevi Achumi)

Shillong, Oct 5: Bihar politician Ganga Prasad was on Thursday swor n in as Gover nor of Meghalaya at the Raj Bhavan here. Chief Justice of the Meghalaya High Court Dinesh Maheshwari administered the oath of office to Prasad at a solemn ceremony attended by chief minister Mukul Sangma and most of his cabinet colleagues. The former BJP leader from Bihar was appointed as the new Governor on September 30. Meghalaya was without a permanent Governor for nine months after V. Shanmuganathan, resigned on January 26 f o l l ow i n g c h a r ge s o f

inappropriate behaviour and hurting the decorum and prestige of the Raj Bhavan. Banwarilal Purohit, t h e A s s a m G ove r n o r who will be taking over as Tamil Nadu, had been taking the charge after Shanmuganathan quit. Shanmuganathan’s resignation came after nearly 100 employees of the Raj Bhavan in Shillong had sent a five-page letter to the Prime Minister’s Office and Rashtrapati Bhavan, demanding recall of the Governor for what they alleged was “turning the Raj Bhavan into a Young Ladies Club”. The swearing-in ceremony was followed by State Guard of Honour presented by Meghalaya Police at Raj Bhavan.

Arunachal Gov voices concern Heroin worth on corruption, leakage of funds Rs 22.50 lakh

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T awang , O c t 5 : Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju on Thursday said the Tibetan Rehabilitation Policy is yet to be implemented in Arunachal Pradesh. He also clarified that the central government has never declared to give Indian citizenship to the ChakmaHajong refugees. Several civil society g r o u p s, i n c l u d i n g t h e opposition Peoples Party of Arunachal and Congress have opposed the state cabinet’s decision on August 12 to adopt and extend the Tibetan Rehabilitation Policy 2014 in the state. “Tibetans are not seeking citizenship and government of India has

brought out policy only to extend certain welfare measures in their settlement areas,” Rijiju said while addressing the 5th BJP State executive meeting here at Kalawangpo hall. Noting that the Tibetan Rehabilitation Policy is yet to be implemented in Arunachal, he said, “many in Arunachal were opposing the policy without proper understanding of the issue.” “Arunachal is yet to bring out its own policy, which will be implemented only after consultation from all community bodies and student union of the state,” the Union Minister said. Informing BJP workers that that central government had never declared to give citizenship to the Chakma-

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Ganga Prasad sworn in as Meghalaya Governor

Wokha Town Phiro Union conveys our heartfelt gratitude to Shri. T. Chonpenthung Odyuo, S/o. Lt. Tanphio Odyuo on being promoted to Deputy Director (SE) and Shri. Ekhungyamo Tungoe, S/o. Lt. Rhanlamo Tungoe for receiving District Teacher’s Award 2017. May God guide you for all in the days to come.

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Tibetan Rehabilitation Policy not yet implemented in Arunachal, says Rijiju

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K. Renthungo Tsopoe Gen Secretary, WTPU

Ekyimthung Patton Chairman, WTPU

AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri Nagaho Sema, Aged 44 years, S/o. Lt. Hutovi Sema, Resident of Satakha Town in the District of Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That in my Service Appointment Order PIMS (non-working) Code PWD07641 my Date of Appointment has been erroneously recorded as on 01.01.1983 which is incorrect whereas the appointment of my service was on 01.03.1994. 3. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of declaring the above statement before the concerned authority. Verification Verified that the above contents made in Para 1 – 3 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein. Deponent Regd. No. 0072/17 Solemnly affirm before me. Dated 05.10.17 Notary Public DP-10365B

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND NOTICE

S/C No. 161/17

Notice inviting claims/objections of other claimant(s) for issue of succession certificate under Part-I of Indian Succession Act 1925. Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Men Bahadur Gurung has been applied by Smti Krishna Kumari Gurung W/o Late Men Bahadur Gurung, R/o H.No. 355, Tenyiphe Village, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : PPO No. S/CORR/5012/2013 SBI A/C No. 11348265337 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 4th Nov.'17. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 4th Oct ' '17. S. Hukato Swu Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland DP-10373

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IAF capable of striking Pak nukes: BS Dhanoa New Delhi, Oct 5 (Agencies): Air force chief Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa on Thursday assured that the force is fully ready to face a two-front war if a situation like that arises. He also said India is prepared to counter any threat from China. “Our capabilities against China are adequate,” he said. Admitting that there is a shortage of force, the IAF chief said that they have a plan B in place to face any untoward situation. “We need a strength of 42 squadrons to carry out full spectrum operations, but it doesn’t mean we can’t fight a two-front scenario. There is a Plan B,” he said while addressing the annual press conference of the IAF ahead of Air Force Day. However, he added that the possibility of a two-front war in the current geopolitical scenario is low, reports Zee News. When asked about the tactical nuclear arsenal of Pakistan, Dhanoa said: “The Air Force has the capability to locate, fix and strike across the border.” The Air Force chief also said more than assets, the question was what China can and cannot do operating from Tibet against

BS Dhanoa India. He said that Chinese troops are still stationed in the Chumbi valley, of which Doklam is a part,

and hoped that they return soon. Dhanoa said: “We are not in physical face-off but in Chumbi valley their troops are still deployed. Hope they will withdraw in future after their exercises are over.” The Air Chief said that during the 70-daylong standoff, there were no air violations. “I take this opportunity to assure the nation of our sacred resolve in defending the sovereignty of our skies,” he added.

Pakistan’s ISI launches ‘Halal dasta’, new killer squad to attack India Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has allegedly launched a new terror outfit – Halal Dasta, which literally translates into a killer squad. The group consists of members of the banned terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), top Indian intelligence sources told Zee News. Sources further said that Halal Dasta is operating along with Pakistan Army’s Border Action team or BAT. Their prime purpose of the group is to carry out strikes along the Line of Control (LoC), inflicting damage in Surankot and Poonch districts of Jammu and Kashmir and hurt the Indian Army. ISI officials also held a meeting with top commanders of Lashkar-e-Taiba and Hizbul Mujahideen to create a blueprint of the attacks. Jaish-eMohammad chief Syed Salahudeen was also present at the meeting. Last week, at least seven to eight armed BAT members attempted to infiltrate Kupwara in Jammu & Kashmir as Indian troops opened fire on them. Pakistan is now trying to inflict damage on Indian security forces while denying the terror organization’s role in the operation, intelligence sources said. Pakistan has been facing severe criticism for providing a safe haven to militant outfits.

5 CBI questions Lalu for over 7 TUCT resolves to flush out IBIs from Chumu up the responsibility to check the issue. hours in IRCTC hotels case (From p-1) “Let us start a process to solve this national/state

New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS): The CBI questioned RJD chief Lalu Prasad for over seven hours on Thursday in connection with its ongoing probe into alleged irregularities in the 2006 IRCTC hotels maintenance contract case. Lalu Prasad, a former Railway Minister, appeared before the agency’s investigators for questioning in the case at the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) headquarters on Lodi Road here around 11.30 a.m. The CBI has also summoned his son Tejashwi Yadav, a former Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, in the case. Tejaswi may join the probe on Friday. “Lalu Prasad was questioned for over seven hours. Our main focus was on allegations against him on which basis the CBI had registered the FIR in the matter,” CBI Spokesperson Abhishek Dayal told IANS. Informed sources said Lalu Prasad faced over 100 questions related to the case. Asked if the former Bihar Chief Minister will again be summoned for another round of questioning, Dayal said: “We will decide it later.” The senior Rashtriya Janata Dal leader was accompanied by his daughter and RJD’s Rajya Sabha MP Misa Bharti, who is also under investigation by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in a money laundering case involving shell companies. On September 26, the CBI issued fresh summons -- the third in a month -- to the RJD chief and his son Tejashwi Yadav in the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation contract case. The CBI move came after Lalu Prasad and Tejashwi Yadav skipped two earlier summons. The CBI on July 5 filed a corruption case against Lalu Prasad, his wife Rabri Devi and son Tejashwi Yadav for alleged irregularities in the allotment of contracts for IRCTC hotels in Ranchi and Puri in 2006 to a private firm when the RJD chief was the Railways Minister. The contracts were given to Sujata Hotels, a company owned by Vijay and Vinay Kochhar -- both named in the CBI FIR as accused -- in lieu of bribe in the form of a three-acre commercial plot at a prime location in Bihar’s Patna district, the CBI said. A preliminary CBI inquiry allegedly found that the said land was sold by the Kochhars to Delight Marketing Company and payment was arranged through Ahluwalia Contractors and its promoter Bikramjeet Singh Ahluwalia, another accused person. The ED has since questioned Ahluwalia. Delight Marketing, which bought the property from the Kochhars, was later taken over by Rabri Devi and Tejashwi, alleges the CBI.

the Nagas to carry out an exercise to ensure that illegal immigrants, who were already registered in e-roll in whatever manner, were removed from the e-roll. He cautioned that unless this was done there would be a serious problem and the younger generation would suffer from “our stupidity”. Speakers at the rally shared the same opinion that infiltration problem in the state could only be solved with the collective efforts of all the citizens and with inclusion of the Muslim and the Hindu communities. Also, speaking at the rally, Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) president, Kesosul Christopher Ltu, said that Nagas have no problem with genuine Indians provided they fulfilled ILP regulations. However, he said the issue of “illegal Bangladeshis” was totally different, adding they were neither invited nor welcomed. He further c r i t i c i z e d g ove r n m e n t a n d i t s machineries for failing to monitor the influx of illegal immigrants in the state. Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) general secretary, Nribemo Ngullie, reiterated NTC demand that the entire Dimapur be brought under the purview of ILP. CNTC president, Hokiye Yepthomi, blamed the state government for not deporting the illegal Bangladeshi immig rants from Dimapur. He demanded that all trade licences, driving licenses and Aadhaar card issued to those people be checked. Angami Youth Organization (AYO) president, Neinguvotuo Krose, while pointing out threats posed by the presence of illegal immigrants in Nagaland, called upon the gathering to stop blaming one another but to take

complex problem,” he added. Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) vice president, Khevishe Achumi, announced that after the end of the 30-day deadline, WSH would direct Western Sumi Youth Front (WSYF) to enforce ILP within its jurisdiction. It may be mentioned that on September 23, WSH had served ultimatum to the state government demanding that ILP check gate at Chumukedima be brought down to New Field and Dillai check gates within one month. “We are going to enforce it in our jurisdiction, if the state government allow it or not”, he added. Also, speaking at the rally, Nagaland Business Association (NBA) general secretary, Dr. Khekugha Murru, demanded investigation into the issuing of trade licences, saying 60 to 70 percent of the trade licences of illegal immigrants were in the name of the Nagas. He also demanded that the contract and supply works awarded to non-Nagas should be cancelled. Head GB Chumukedima town Kelenguzo Kuotsu, Chumukedima Village Council (CVC) chairman Razouvotuo Chatsu, Chakhroma Public Organization (CPO) president Vichütuolie Mere, Chakhroma Youth Organization (CYO) president Neizetu Keditsu and Western Chakhesang Hoho (WCH) president Vekhosayi Nyekha also addressed the rally. The rally began with an invocation by pastor SBAC Lhokishe Achumi. At the end of the rally, after the adoption of the 10-point resolution, the tribal bodies also decided to form a state level body to check the influx of IBIs in the state. The resolution, which was read out by TUCT president, Lhousito Khro, was adopted by show hands of the members attending the rally.

SC disapproves statement that many judges are pro-govt

Yashwant Sinha has found an ally in Congress: BJP

New Delhi, Oct 5 (PTI): The BJP Thursday said its veteran leader Yashwant Sinha has become an “unabashed apologist for the corrupt and anti-poor” erstwhile UPA government and found a new ally in the Congress. It also cited his remarks at the release of a book authored by Congress leader Manish Tewari to claim that it has become clear now from where he is getting all his inputs on economy. Coming out openly against the former finance minister, BJP spokesperson Anil Baluni said Sinha’s assertion that he was like Bhishma was also an admission that he was on the side of the Kauravas. “It has become clear today from where he is drawing all his wisdom. His presence at an event of a Congress leader shows that who are influencing his economics. This is very unfortunate,” he said. In a retort to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks that some people liked to spread pessimism like Shalya, another ‘Mahabharat’ character, Sinha had said he was like Bhishma and that he would not allow the economy to be “disrobed”. Another BJP spokesperson G V L

Narasimha Rao said Sinha claims to be a “know-all” economist but is conveniently glossing over his own “disastrous performance” as finance minister when he had pledged India’s gold overseas. “He has become an unabashed apologist for the corrupt, inflationary, anti-poor and disastrous economic governance of the Congress-led UPA government at the Centre. He has found a new ally in the Congress to seek his next job. It remains to be seen what a ‘jobless’ Rahul Gandhi can offer to an ever job-seeking Sinha,” Rao said.

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New Delhi, Oct 5 (PTI): The Supreme Court Thursday disapproved the alleged statement of former SCBA President and senior advocate Dushyant Dave that many of its judges are “pro-government” and asserted that the top court also takes the government to task. A bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra was anguished over the statement given to a news channel, besides also expressing concern over the growing trend of posting uncharitable comments, trolls and aggressive reactions on social media platforms on every issue, including judges and judicial proceedings. “They should sit in the Supreme Court to see how the government is hauled up,” a bench, which also comprised Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud, observed. “Some member from the Bar commented that the Supreme Court is dominated by pro-government judges. They should come and sit in the Supreme Court to see how the government is hauled up in favour of citizens’ rights,” the bench said without naming Dave. The apex court also agreed to the suggestions mooted by senior advocates Fali S Nariman and Harish Salve that such incidents on social media needed to be regulated. The concern of the bench found strong support from the two eminent lawyers, who are assisting the apex court in a matter relating to the comment made by former UP Minister Azam Khan in a highway gangrape case.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 301 Dimapur, Friday, October 6, 2017

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lmost thirty years after the Bofors scam erupted, the case has been revived after the Supreme Court agreed to revisit the case in the light of a PIL filed by a BJP member Ajay Kumar Agarwal who pleaded for reopening of the case against the Hinduja brothers. Except for the Hinduja brothers, all others also named in the case have died. The Swiss gun proved itself admirably during the Kargil War and received much acclaim for its performance. The amount of bribe in the over Rs.1000 crore purchase was to the tune of Rs.64 crore. The CBI which had been trying the case had discharged Italian Ottavio Quattrochi from the case on the ground that the country had already spent around Rs.250 crore for the investigation and there was no breakthrough since most of the accused had covered the money trail abroad. Quattrocchi was reportedly close with Sonia and late Rajiv but nothing in the scam tied it to the Gandhis. The Italian fled Delhi in 1993 and after dodging the courts, passed away on July 13, 2013. Similarly, the other principal accused middlemen- Bhatnagar, Win Chaddha and Martin Ardbo also died some years ago. Those who had some role or the other in the Boforgate such as former Prime Ministers - Rajiv Gandhi, V.P. Singh and P.V. Narasimha Rao – are also dead. The BJP had been in power for six years in 1998 and then from 1999 to 2004, but the party had not done anything to show it was as serious in taking the probe to its logical conclusion. By 2004 most of those supposed lined with the handling of the Bofors scam or supposedly involved in the kickback, have died. The only sin of Bofors is that some money was paid and which only lent credence to suspicions of some dubiousness in the ultimate tilt which went in favour of the Swedish gun over the French Soffma gun. Nearly thirty years is a long time and lack of progress in the case only exposes the inherent weakness of both the CBI as well as the judiciary, plagued with red tapism. Of course, the Congress also had its share of interest in ensuring that the case die its natural death rather than raise discomforting questions about the suspicion that late Rajiv had played a role in favouring ‘Q’ in swinging the deal in favour of the Swedish gun manufacturer. Ironically, the Swedish radio had lighted the spark by claiming that Bofors had admitted to paying bribes to get the contract. The rest is history after Chitra Subramaniam did her own investigation in unraveling a maze of bank accounts and funds stashed in the names of some bogus firms acting as a front for the ultimate beneficiaries of the gun deal. Charges against the Hinduja brothers- Srichand, Gopichand and Prakashchand and Bofors were quashed by the Delhi High Court on May 31, 2005 since the CBI failed to present a water tight case against the accused due to inept handling and after having spent Rs.250 crore. The reopening of the Bofors case may be an academic exercise since all those supposedly principal actors have long since died and it would be impossible to try the case in absentia.

DailyDevotion The Nature of Degeneration Just as through one man sin entered the world, and death through sin, and thus death spread to all men, because all sinned… —Romans 5:12 The Bible does not say that God punished the human race for one man’s sin, but that the nature of sin, namely, my claim to my right to myself, entered into the human race through one man. But it also says that another Man took upon Himself the sin of the human race and put it away— an infinitely more profound revelation (see Hebrews 9:26). The nature of sin is not immorality and wrongdoing, but the nature of self-realization which leads us to say, “I am my own god.” This nature may exhibit itself in proper morality or in improper immorality, but it always has a common basis— my claim to my right to myself. When our Lord faced either people with all the forces of evil in them, or people who were clean-living, moral, and upright, He paid no attention to the moral degradation of one, nor any attention to the moral attainment of the other. He looked at something we do not see, namely, the nature of man (see John 2:25). Sin is something I am born with and cannot touch— only God touches sin through redemption. It is through the Cross of Christ that God redeemed the entire human race from the possibility of damnation through the heredity of sin. God nowhere holds a person responsible for having the heredity of sin, and does not condemn anyone because of it. Condemnation comes when I realize that Jesus Christ came to deliver me from this heredity of sin, and yet I refuse to let Him do so. From that moment I begin to get the seal of damnation. “This is the condemnation [and the critical moment], that the light has come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light…” (John 3:19).

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, October 6, 2017

Who is the head of human government: God or man?

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s God governing the rulers of this world of ours? Is He shaping the destinies of nations, controlling the course of their governments, and determining the limits of their rule? Has He prescribed the limits of evil-doers, saying, “This far you may come and no farther.” With all evils happening around us and everywhere else in the world, it would appear as if God has somehow withdrawn from humankind and has left the running of earthly affairs to human government. This is partly because we tend to interpret everything from a very localized and limited standpoint. But from the viewpoint of God who transcends time and space, everything on earth is happening according to His foreordained purposes and timetable. He still remains in personal relation to the whole human race and is the Decider of all national destinies. T h e B i b l e c l e a r ly teaches that our CreatorGod is the Head of human government. The Old Testament says: “His kingdom

rules over all” (Ps. 103:19). “He rules forever by his power, his eye watches the nations” (Ps. 66:7); “He rules over the nations” (Ps. 22:28). Similarly, the New Testament also says that the same God still remains the “God of the nations” (Rom. 3:29). Where does Jesus stand in relation to human government? In His earthly life, Jesus did recognize human government as a legitimate institution entrusted with “power from above,” no matter whether it discharged its office well or badly (John 19:11). Of course, the Roman government failed to deliver justice under pressure from the people and crucified Him on the cross. But after He rose from the dead, God the Father has given Him “all power in heaven and on earth” (Matt. 28:18) and made Him to be “over all creation … in heaven and on earth, visible or invisible, whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities” (Col. 1:16). That means Jesus is also the Head of human government. Therefore, He is

called “the King of kings “Your descendants will be and the Lord of lords” (1 strangers in a country not Tim. 6:15; Rev. 19:16). their own, and they will Unfortunately, most be enslaved and mistreated nations throughout history for four hundred years.” have chosen to dethrone And this was exactly what God from His rightful place happened: the Jews were in their national affairs. in slavery in Egypt for Though they were given 400 years (round number). their fair share of oppor- Although Egypt’s Pharaoh tunity to rule, they abused made up his mind not to let their power and became self- the Jews go free from under absorbed at his mighty the expense Mazie Nakhro rule, when of everyone God’s preelse. Here are some such determined time arrived, nations: the Egyptian em- the Jews found their liberapire, the Assyrian empire, tion in 1446 B.C. However, the Babylonian empire, the Jews could not immedithe Greek empire, the Ro- ately possess the Promised man empire, the Mongol Land, because, first of all, empire, the Ottoman em- they were not yet ready pire, Hitler’s Germany, the as a people, and secondly, British empire, to name a the God’s allotted time of few. Today some of these grace for the earlier setnations are completely dis- tlers on the land had not integrated and have fallen yet expired. For example, to rise no more. Others have God gave the Amorites a declined in power despite 400 year-period to turn to their continuing thirst for Him or else be wiped out world dominance. from the land. According to the For nearly 700 years, Bible, God maintains a the Jews enjoyed their polititimetable as to when and cal autonomy in the Promwhat nation would rise ised Land (1400 – 722 B.C.). or fall from power. Even But again and again, they before Israel became a na- rebelled against God. As a tion, God told Abraham, result, He punished them by

giving them over to the nations. Soon after they were conquered by the Assyrians, the prophet Jeremiah predicted that their captivity amongst the nations would last 70 years. And indeed, that came to pass again when God stirred up the spirit of Cyrus, the King of Persia, to issue a royal edict for the Jews to return home in 538 B.C. As for God’s special dealing with the non-Jewish nations, it began with the reign of Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, around 600 B.C. and would continue till the Second Coming of Christ on earth sometime in the future. This, according to Luke, is called “the times of the Gentiles.” Most of the prophecies of Daniel concerning this period have been fulfilled exactly as they were foretold, except those prophecies that are still yet to take place in the last seven years of this period, which is called the Seven-Year Tribulation Period. During this period, the civilized world will create a one-world government with the Anti-

Christ as their leader. But even then, this will occur only because “God has put it into their hearts to accomplish his purpose by agreeing to give the beast their power to rule, until God’s words are fulfilled” (Rev. 17:17). The hundreds of prophecies which are found in the Old and New Testaments are not so much predictions of what will come to pass, as they are revelations to us of what God has purposed shall come to pass. Thus, all biblical prophecies and human history point to the fact that instead of rulers and nations thwarting God’s purpose, they are unconsciously forwarding it, because He is behind the scenes of every human action. In short, the God of the Bible is the Supreme Head of all nations. As for the nations, they may conspire together against Him, but He sits on His throne and simply laughs at them (Ps. 2:1-4), because they are only as “dust on a scale” or “a drop in a bucket” before Him (Isa. 40:15).

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The pre-planned drama: Part 1 NCSA’s statement on current agitation

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ntroduction: I have been requested by the NPF Legislators of the present 12th House to take over the Government in order to save the situation in Nagaland in February, 2017 for the reason which we need not waste time to discuss here. I refused to agree in the first place because I had already retired from the electoral politics in 2012. We are all aware that many organizations did not agree to the decision of the Government to hold ULB elections with 33% reservation for women. In the mean time some people exploited the situation to their advantage and in the process, the mob psychology was charged to an extent of no return. Seeing the dangerous trend of the situation the Legislators kept on requesting me repeatedly that I should take over the Government. Therefore, through proper understanding, I have taken over the Government on 22nd Feb., 2017. By the grace of God, the burning situation in Nagaland subsided earlier than expected. I also did my best and discussed the problems with Hohos, different organizations and also the agitating groups one by one and explained to them that there is no problem which we cannot solve when we meet and share our opinion with positive attitude. I am grateful to all the groups whom I have met and discussed the problem. I believe the positive response from all those organizations had brought normalcy to the State again. I have even paid an official visit to the Chief Minister of Manipur for maintenance of good relationship with neighbors. The Drama: My term as C.M. was only for six months as per the provision of the Constitution since I was not a member of the House that time and I had no intention to go beyond; but my Legislator friends asked me to go for byeelection so as to allow me to complete the present tenure of the 12th House ending by February, 2018. Some of them had even decided to vacate their seat for me to face bye-election. The Cabinet also took decision that I should go for bye-election in which the present Chief Minister was also one of them. The CEC also had passed resolution that I should go for bye-election. I have, therefore, as per the wish of my colleagues, decided to face bye-election. In the mean time, the Election Commission of India had issued notification for holding of bye-election in Nagaland. Accordingly, the election process started and the model code of conduct became operational. Suddenly and strangely, all the tall leaders (N. Rio/T. R.) including the Governor of Nagaland as well as the Congress Party President turned against me when there was no time for me to withdraw again from the race. The same Legislators who were requesting me to take over the Government four months back had now turned against me. It was a betrayal and a stab from behind by friends whom I have built and protected. But my adversaries did not stop there, they wanted to finish me before I face the bye-election. Therefore, they have entered into a sacred understanding with BJP and started playing their card. To start with, Mr. T. R. Zeliang had invited the Legislators to his Dimapur residence for dinner on the 7th July, 2017, the day all the Legislators went down to Dimapur to meet the NDA Presidential candidate. After dinner, all those Legislators who joined the grand dinner were taken away

to Kaziranga by two special buses. (Some of them were certainly not aware of the game) They must have reached Kaziranga by midnight on 7th July, 2017 and on 8th July, Mr. T. R. Zeliang had written to the Governor of Nagaland saying that he had vast majority of the Legislators and he started claiming the Government. He had written the same request for three consecutive day as per Governor’s letter. (8, 9 & 10) Then, the Governor had written to me on 11th July, 2017 asking me to prove my majority on the floor of the House on or before 15th July, 2017. I personally met the Governor on 14th evening at Raj Bhavan and told him that I did not table ‘Confidence motion’ or T.R.’s group also did not table ‘No confidence motion’ against me either. Therefore, in the absence of ‘confidence motion’ or ‘no-confidence motion’ there was no basis on which trial of strength on the floor of the House could be taken up. I told him that it was an internal crisis of the party where Assembly has no role to play. Yet, without any reason, he just insisted me that I should prove my majority. From there I could understand clearly the hidden agenda which people speculated before. I did not argue further. But the Gauhati High Court of Kohima Bench had stayed the Governor’s order to hold session on 15th July and adjourned the hearing to 17th July, 2017. The case was taken up by the Gauhati High Court of Kohima Bench on the 17th July but reserved the judgment on that day saying that it would be read out by the next day at 2:00 p.m., i.e. 18th July, 2017. On 18th July, it was again delayed by one hour (reason for delay in delivering the verdict was not known but may be a part of the drama). The judgment was read out by 3:00 p.m. on 18th July, 2017. The same evening, the Assembly was summoned to meet the next morning, i.e 19th July, at 9:30 a.m. and notice for which reached me around 7:00 p.m. I have written a letter to the Governor that some of my members were out of station and, therefore, 9:30 a.m. the next morning would be too early and explained that more time would be required. My request felt on deaf ears and the Assembly sat the next morning at 9:30 a.m. without me. In the Assembly program, they put my name in the program to move the confidence motion which I never did or I have never authorized any one to do that on my behalf. Therefore, no decision could be taken by the House since there was no basis/point to ask Members to vote in the absence of ‘confidence motion’ or ‘no-confidence motion’. The Speaker simply adjourned the House sine die. At around 2:00 p.m. the same day, i.e. 19th July, 2017 my Government was dismissed by the Governor on the ground that I was absent in the House. The same evening Mr. T. R. was sworn-in as Chief Minister by the Governor three and a half hours after the dismissal of my Government. Everything was done in haste in order to fulfill the hidden agenda. The Governor of Nagaland who is also the constitutional head of the State had gone that far forgetting his moral obligation to uphold the sanctity of the Constitution of India. When every move was according to their pre-plan, it is now for the Naga people to guess what could be that hidden agenda. (To be concluded…) Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu

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n 29th Feb 2016 the retirement of an NCS inducted IAS officer created a subsequent vacancy in the State IAS quota. However, the NCSA was shocked and disappointed at the Government’s unprecedented decision to fill the vacant post from amongst the non SCS (State Civil Service) officers. While stating this, the NCSA in no way demeans the capabilities of officers from other services but rather appreciates the immense contributions they have made to the state’s progress thus far. As per the IAS (Recruitment) Rules 1954, non SCS may be accommodated within the 33.33% of the total strength of the IAS cadre of a state under “special circumstances”, limited to a maximum of 15% of the 33.33%. While the NCSA is well aware of the provisions for selection of officers from non SCS to the IAS, the interpretation of rules appears to have become a point of contention and that such a contentious issue should have

been deliberated and resolved instead of unilaterally interpreting it to deny the SCS. The Civil Service Board (CSB) in view of the urgency recommended the above stated vacancy to be filled up from among the “eligible and meritorious SCS (NCS) officers” which was approved by the Hon’ble CM on 30th June 2017. However, on 16th September 2017, this recommendation of the CSB and approval thus given was unceremoniously overturned without a definitive reason. It may be mentioned that the NCS fraternity spends the larger part of their career manning the remotest and most challenging administrative areas of the State. The eventual induction into the IAS is a career incentive and distinction to look forward to. Therefore, the unprecedented decision of the Government to do away with one post of IAS, is not only a blow to the morale of the NCS offices, but is being viewed deeply as a mark of betrayal and

disregard. Even now in October 2017, the vacancy remains unoccupied; an inordinate delay. The NCSA decided to hold an emergency consultative meeting by assembling all its members in the State Capital after its several representations to the Government elicited no response. For an illustrious association like the NCSA to resort to such extreme steps indicates the severe displeasure of the association. The 3 days consultative meet was to deliberate for maintenance of status quo and ensure that the IAS post is filled up from amongst the NCS since the vacancy arose due to the superannuation of an IAS officer who was inducted from the NCS. The NCSA appreciates the Government for setting up a Cabinet Sub-committee to examine the matter and looks forward to timely recommendation. Kevekha Kevin Zehol, president, NCSA Kohima

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Letter to the chief ministers of North East states

Sir,

At the outset, I thank and appreciate the Government of India for providing funds to develop the North East States, and for rigorously trying to bring our States at par with the other States of India under the able-leadership of the North East Region political parties. However, I as a concern citizen would like to state my grieving observation that, while implementing these centrally sponsored development works in the region, the contractual works are most often bagged by the big national/ multi-national companies pushing away the local/ small companies. These big companies after earmarking their profit; allot subcontracts (under their desired terms and conditions) to different small/ local companies, left without any option they are obliged to accept the terms imposed. These local entrepreneurs though with efficient calibre face these constraints because of the poor economic condition. They carry out the works with marginal profit, eventually compromising the quality of work done. This is a heart -wrenching fact and we are all victims here. The funds provided by the Central Government are intended to develop and uplift the economy of the North East States. However, there can be no denial that the real profit is amassed by the big companies, not only depriving local companies/ entrepreneurs of their rightful work opportunities, but even worse, this has created an unending vicious cycle of compromised work quality, deteriorated economy, and stagnant progress. Therefore, I take this privilege to put forth my earnest concern and make an appeal to our Honorable Chief Ministers of the North East States, to formulate better strategies and appraise the Central Government to be more cautious in allotting the work opportunities for carrying out development works in the North East region. I am confident that your insightful deliberation and conscious decisions will help address this sad reality, and bring about a meaningful change to develop our North East State in the true sense. Tohevi Awomi, Akukau (GB) Tohevi Colony, Lotovi Village Dimapur

Sir,

A realistic view for the world

Unknowing God is the crux of all evils in the world and knowing God is the only solution. The world cannot expect a better world unless a realistic step is taken towards seeking who the true God the Creator of the heavens and the earth is instead of remaining fanatic in superstitious beliefs. If this truth is acknowledged , it is a step towards winning over evils and healing the sickness of the world. If it is denied , it is a denial of justice to God and to mankind. Without taking any new step , good constitution , tight administration , stringent laws , public slogans of condemnation and thousands of resolutions cannot save the people. Knowing God can transform murderers , robbers , rapists , deceivers , human traffickers , terrorists , thrillers of bomb blast and the like into humanitarian men and women. If knowing God transformed countless men and women into men and women of the light of the world , all men and women in the world too can. The Creator alone can save and heal through keeping the law of relationship with God which is , “KNOW GOD,BELIEVE IN HIM,FEAR HIM AND OBEY HIM”. This is the only way of life and peace in the world. Rev. Suohie Mhasi, Human ethics of relationship

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.

Volunteers carrying out cleanliness drive.

DIMAPUR: Changtongya at Changtongya town by Town Council (CTC) ob- organising a mass cleanliserved “swachhata pakh- ness drive across the town. wada” week on October 3 In the programme,

brand ambassador of “Swachh Bharat Mission” for Mokokchung and Mon, Supongmeren Jamir, encouraged people to promote cleanliness. He also deliberated on recycling non-degradable wastes. The programme was chaired by headmaster of Oriental School, Changtongya Town, C. Moatemsu Longkumer, a short recital play on the theme “let us separate the bio-degradable and non bio-degradable waste” was presented by Oriental school. Chairman I. Masanokdang Jamir, all ward union and Dobashi Imliyanger Longkumer spoke on the event. In the cleanliness drive, school students swept the town area, volunteers from various wards cleaned national highway, all ward chairmen and GBs cleared ground drainages, business unions white washed walls and gallery of public ground, while CTBA youth ministry cleaned the cemetery.

CRH adopts resolutions on ‘clean election’

DIMAPUR: Chozubami Razuve Hoho (CRH) has resolved to support the 18-point clean election campaign resolution adopted by NBCC and which was appended by political parties. According to a press statement by president CRH, Dusapra Nyekha, the decision was taken in a general meeting held on September 23 and attended by public leaders, elders, church leaders, village council members, GBs, VDB members, women society and other representatives. CRH said the meeting resolved to sincerely ensure clean, free and fair election in the village and have directed electorates not to sell their votes and has di-

rected aspiring candidates not to attempt purchase of votes that belong to the community. The meeting also resolved that common platform would be organised by the hoho at appropriate time for all contesting candidates of the constituency, Until such time, it said no aspiring candidate, canvasser or agent from outside the local community would be allowed to enter the village jurisdiction for campaign. CRH has also informed each member/ aspiring candidate to comply with the resolutions adopted so as to ensure free and fair election, peaceful environment and avoid any unwanted situation in and around the village.

Science seminar at AHSS Chumu DIMAPUR: Agape Higher Secondary School (AHSS), Chumukedima organised a science seminar under the theme “understanding the scientific principles by performing experiments” on October 2 at the school conference hall. In the seminar participated by students of class 9 & 10, resource person, Wekham, emphasized on the teaching and learning method of science.

CCSU organises LBCD organises ‘youth revival’ A three-day “youth revival” on the theme literary-cum- DIMAPUR: “God’s Power” was organised by Lotha Baptist Church (LBCD) youth department. The revival comsports meet Dimapur menced on September 29 at Covenant Hall, Christian

DIMAPUR: Chingmei Mütli Wedoshi Thangjam (Chingmei Citizen Students’ Union) organised 3rd literary-cum-sports meets on September 28 and 29 at Chingmei village under the theme “uplifting the unseen talents”. Speaking in the programme as chief guest, NPF Kohima, general secretary, P. Mulang, lauded the union for organising the event and encouraged students to work hard to become agents of change for the society. Stressing on clean election, Mulang called upon the citizens to participate in it. During the literary programme, speech competition on “clean election” and painting competition on “preservation of wildlife” was held Earlier, pastor Chingmei Baptist Church, B. Beshang pronounced invocation, president CMWT delivered welcome address while council chairman of Chingmei and new Chingmei spoke on the occasion.

S&WC deptt. programme on SLEM project culminates RSUK organises fresher’s meet DIMAPUR: Programme on Sustainable and Ecosystem Management (SLEM) Project, UNDP & government of Nagaland organised by soil and water conservation department culminated on September 28 at Conference Hall, Hotel Japfü. Guest of honour, programme head, Energy & Environment Unit, UNDP, New Delhi, Preeti Soni evaluated the works carried out through UNDP programme such as land use planning, Jhum resource management committee, formulation of land use policy, livelihood promotional activities which had not only benefited Nagaland state alone but whole of

NER towards sustainability. She also mentioned that SLEM project was recognised among 25 best projects under Global Environmental Facility (GEF) - UNDP programme. In a short speech, chief secretary & chairman PSC, Pankaj Kumar said SLEM project had laid an important foundation for all follow up projects. He also thanked UNDP for all the support and assistance given to the government of Nagaland. Highlights of SLEM project “sustainable land and ecosystem management in shifting cultivation areas of Nagaland for ecological and livelihood security”, was projected through

power point presentation by additional director and HoD, S.N Singh and deputy director, department of soil & water conservation Nagaland, Hetoho Y Swu. Earlier, the programme was chaired by IAS, Principal Secretary & APC, T. Imkonglemba, welcome address by commissioner and secretary department of soil & water conservation, T. Nungsang Ao and vote of thanks by project director department of soil & water conservation, Viliehu Nguzhii. It may be noted that SLEM was launched in 2009 and culminated on July 31, 2017 with the objective of addressing land degradation, livelihood and environmental consideration.

SET NU organises 2-day workshop for students D I M A P U R : T w o - d ay workshop was organised by School of Engineering and Technology (SET), Nagaland University (NU) in collaboration with Youthnet, Nagaland from September 25-26 at academic complex of NU-SET, DC Court Junction, Dimapur. Head of training and development, Nuneseno

Chase and training and placement officer Supeno Kikon were the resource persons from Youthnet. Students took part in many activities like outlining their SWOT, group discussion, mock interviews, confidence building, developing entrepreneur skills etc. during the workshop. Co-founder and Direc-

tor of Ilandlo, Imtisunup Longchar also spoke on entrepreneur skills and interacted with the participants. The workshop was organized for the final and prefinal year students of all the five departments of SET. DEAN, NU-SET, professor, S. K. Sharma also encouraged the students to keep a positive mindset for

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(RPO) Kohima president, Khinyi Wotch said that hard work and sincerity would not go without reward and urged them to put God first in life. RSU president, R.N David, spoke on the importance of unity and cooperation among Rengmas. The programme was chaired by Lily Kez, presidential address was delivered by Awalo Tep, a short talk on behalf of the freshers’ was given by Sinsin Kent and cultural presentation was performed by RSU St. Joseph’s College. John Thono and Sinsin kent was crowned Mr & Miss Freshers’ 2017.

Pochuries in Dimapur district on Thursday celebrated Yemshe festival at Chumukedima town council hall, with chairman-cum-principal, LFHSS, Dimapur, Andrew Ahoto Sumi as the chief guest.

Three teachers from the Government High School (GHS), Ntu village initiated a study tour to Guwahati for a total number of 14 students from classes V- VIII from September 27 to 29.

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56th A/C Noklak, PBO Tuensang, Nagaland

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The NPF Party office bearers of 56th A/C Noklak is shocked and dismayed by press statements issued by some self proclaimed party leaders claiming to have withdrawn our support from Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu President and Shri P. Longon MLA 56 A/C Noklak which is baseless and unfounded. Several rounds of meetings were held and discussed for strengthening of the party and its progress and all the party leaders have unanimously decided to continue our unflinching support to our party President Dr. Shurhozelie and Shri P.Longon MLA 56th A/C Noklak. Therefore, we on behalf of the NPF party Noklak Unit appeal the public not to be carried away by such misleading statements. P.PESHING THANGPONG President General Secretary 56th A/C Noklak 56th A/C Noklak

PHOM STUDENTS' UNION KOHIMA FELICITATION

We take this moment to congratulate Mr. Shingloi H, S/o Mr. Henham Phom of Tangha Village and Mr. Bomchai L Ong, S/o Mr. C.Lushong Phom of Yongshei Village for being selected in the recently declared NSEE result 2017, in B.Sc Agriculture & B.Sc Horticulture accordingly. The Union also extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Pongshak Phom, S/o Mr. Bangmei Phom for the successful completion of his Ph.D in Linguistics and Phonetics on his thesis “An acoustics study of Lexical tones in Phom” from the English and Foreign Language University Hyderabad, India under the supervision of Dr. S. Dominic Savio, Associate Professor Dept. of Phonetics and Spoken English, the school language science. The Union wishes greater success in their future endeavours. Henmei Phom Jongpang Chungdok President, PSUK Info. & Publicity Secy., PSUK

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The Dimapur Nkonjan Humtso Union and Kohima Humtso Welfare Union are constrained to issue Joint Statement with regard to clarification made by certain GBs and VCMs of Humtso village on 4th Oct 2017 rejecting the 29/9/2017 Resolution of Humtso Village. The General Meeting of Humtso Village held on 29/9/2017 was attented by representative of the above mentioned two union including Humtso Union Wokha Town. The truth of the meeting is clarified as under. 1. The meeting among other things, deliberated the political scenario of the day, keeping in view the spirit of Clean Election campaign initiated by NBCC. 2. The decision of the meeting issued by Humtso Village Council on 1st Oct 2017 in the media was unanimous and stands valid. Therefore, press release issued on 4 Oct 2017 by some Village functionaries is very unfortunate and regrettable which is uncalled for. The two unions, further request the signatories of the clarification published in Nagaland Post on 4/10/17 to settle any issue (if any) internally before going public, as such act will make the matter worse rather than solution.

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based on stock prices and exchange rates as of September 15. Private companies were valued based on similar companies that are publicly traded. More than four-fifths of those who kept their spot on the list from last year saw their wealth rise, with 27 listees adding USD 1 billion or more to their net worth. The richest newcomer is cookies-and-airline tycoon Nusli Wadia at the 25th place with a net worth of USD 5.6 billion. Among the five other new entrants to the list are Dinesh Nandwana (88, USD 1.72 billion) of e-governance services firm Vakrangee; Vijay Shekhar Sharma (99, USD 1.47 billion) of fast-rising mobile wallet Paytm and Rana Kapoor (100, USD 1.46 billion) of Yes Bank. Veteran investor Radhakishan Damani, boosted by the listing of his supermarket chain D-Mart in March, returned to the list at 12th place with a net worth of USD 9.3 billion. Other returnees are Future Group’s Kishore Biyani (55th, USD 2.75 billion) and siblings Murli Dhar and Bimal Gyanchandani (75, USD 1.96 billion).

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worth of USD 6.55 billion (about Rs 43,000 crore). In the case of Ambani, improved refining margins and his telecom unit Reliance Jio’s thundering success in notching up 130 million subscribers since its 2016 launch pushed up shares of Reliance Industries. The Hinduja brothers are at the third position with USD 18.4 billion while Lakshmi Mittal is now ranked fourth (USD 16.5 billion) and Pallonji Mistry fifth (USD 16 billion). Forbes said the list was compiled using shareholding and financial information secured from the families and individuals, stock exchanges, analysts and regulatory agencies. The ranking lists family fortunes, including those shared among extended families such as the Godrej and Bajaj families. Public fortunes were calculated

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in the country, “but a lot more needs to be done”. Prabhu observed that India should be the easiest place to do business. “My job is to ensure that entrepreneurship to blossom in India,” he said, adding that the ministry is also working on an industrial policy. The policy, he added, assumes significance as the future of manufacturing would not be same as it is today. “So, we are working on some of the emerging industries,” Prabhu said, suggesting that excess capacity utilisation can be increased by enhancing domestic consumption and exports.

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on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) India Economic Summit. “We are taking a lot of policy measures. I am personally working with the Ministry of Finance and the Niti Aayog and all other government institutions to provide necessary policy as well as fiscal support to ensure the industry can actually produce far more than what they are doing today which will create jobs,” he added. The minister further said output numbers will all add to the GDP numbers. Speaking at a session, he said the government is taking lots of steps to improve ease of doing business

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New Delhi, Oct 5 (PTI): Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu on Thursday said he is working closely with the finance ministry and other departments to firm up policy initiatives along with fiscal incentives to give a fillip to industrial growth and job creation. Prabhu said the country’s economy is doing good and it has a huge growth potential in coming years. “Therefore, we are putting in place all the policy frameworks. We are studying sector by sector and we are finding out wherever there is a scope for improvement,” he told reporters here

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at Rs 29,595 per 10 grams compared to Rs 29,575 yesterday. However, silver (.999 fineness) dropped by Rs 210 per kg to finish at Rs 38,860 as against Rs 39,070 previously. Globally, gold ticked higher as some speculators bet that a slide from last month’s peak had run its course as they waited for more clues on whether US interest rates would be hiked. Spot gold was up at USD 1,277.82 an ounce in early European trade and silver rose to USD 16.66 an ounce.

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Mumbai, Oct 5 (PTI): Gold prices recovered modestly by Rs 20 per 10 grams at the bullion market here today on fresh demand from stockists and retailers amid bullish global cues. H o w e v e r, s i l v e r slipped by Rs 210 per kg on speculative selling and subdued industrial buying. Standard gold (99.5 purity) rose by Rs 20 to close at Rs 29,445 per 10 grams from Wednesday’s level of Rs 29,425. Pure gold (99.9 purity) also moved up by the same margin to finish

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year in the lead-up to the merger with Sistema and its now-called-off merger with Aircel, which, too, is learnt to have let go of 800 employees. However, industry estimates place a far larger number of around 125,000 indirect jobs that will be wiped out due to the turbulence being faced by the sector. “In the larger scheme of things, with the economy slowing down and most industry sectors seeing flat or negative growth, the impact is going to be ‘telling and bloody’, with jobs not being created across sectors, and re-employment becoming a tough task,” an industry analyst told IANS. Besides the sector, the Union government, which has come under criticism from various quarters for slow economic growth and lower-than-expected job creation, will also find it hard to provide substantial alternative opportunities to the unemployed. Till some time back, the sector was amongst the top five largest employment opportunity generators in the country. It supported direct employment of over 20 lakh in the country during 2015-16.

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the sector is less than one,” the RBI note had said. According to industry observers, telecom companies have no option left but to initiate “severe costcutting” measures -- including downsizing -- to sustain operations. Facing the axe are between 20,000-25,000 direct jobs, many of which will be due to planned mergers between incumbent players. Mergers alone will lead to over 15,000 job losses as existing portfolios and profiles are duplicated. As per industry sources, major player Idea Cellular has axed around 1,800 jobs in the lead-up to its planned merger with Vodafone. A further reduction of 5,000-6,000 employees is on the cards as and when the merger fructifies, perhaps next March. On the other hand, Vodafone has laid-off 1,400 people from its side as part of the merger plans with Idea. Telecom major Bharti Airtel axed 1,500 people -- predominantly from the sales and retail teams. Duplication of jobs that came with the Telenor buyout also resulted in job losses. Reliance Communications has also laid off some 1,200 people over the last

pipeline and activate that, it will create 2-2.5 lakh jobs in existing projects,” Goyal said. He said India has huge investment potential but a change in mindset is required to transform the country. Goyal said that with sectors like coal, power showing turnaround, it’s the turn of the railways now. On the need for the country rebranding itself, he said the narrative of India is changing. “Over the years India was well known for yoga, Ayurveda, cricket or Bollywood. Narrative is changing, Brand India is being built. India is being now recognised as a country which is honest in its dealings, where technology drives growth,” Goyal said. Stating that megastructures cannot be built on a weak foundation, he said if India has to prepare itself for global challenges of tomorrow, there is a need to develop a framework that will ensure decades of prosperity. “I think there is no better place in the world today to invest in, no larger market than the Indian market and there is no pole which is going to be more important than India,” he said.

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Mumbai, Oct 5 (IANS): Nearly 150,000 direct and indirect jobs in India’s debtridden and loss-making telecom sector face “clear and present danger” of corporate downsizing, as per industry estimates. At present, the sector is burdened with astronomical debt -- to the tune of nearly Rs 8 lakh crore by some estimates -- and heavy losses due to a slew of freebies which are being doled out by incumbent telecom players to retain their customer base. The grim reality that the sector faces can be gauged by the comments made by Communications Minister Manoj Sinha at the recently held India Mobile Congress: “The government is aware of the stress in the sector... earlier also we have intervened, and if needed we will do so again.” “We will make sure that the sector does not die,” said the minister. In April, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had also cautioned commercial banks about loans given to companies in the telecom sector. “The telecom sector is reporting stressed financial conditions, and presently interest coverage ratio for

New Delhi, Oct 5 (PTI): Working on various areas across the railway ecosystem in India can create 10 lakh jobs within a year, Union Minister Piyush Goyal said on Thursday. Monetising the real estate assets as well as fast tracking some of the existing investment plans would generate a lot of employment opportunities in the railways and the ecosystem around it, he said. “My own sense is, may not be directly jobs in railways, but certainly through engaging people and working in variety of areas across the ecosystem, not less than a million jobs can be created in less than 12 months -only railways and ecosystem around the railways,” Goyal said at the India Economic Summit of the World Economic Forum (WEF). The gover nment’s moving aggressively on the rail track and safety maintenance programme alone would create 2 lakh jobs, he added. Besides, leveraging the amount of railway real estate by monetising those assets will help to generate resources without burdening passengers. “If I look at the amount of investment in

New Delhi, Oct 5 (PTI): Reliance Industries chief Mukesh Ambani Thursday emerged as India’s wealthiest for the 10th straight year as his net worth swelled to USD 38 billion (nearly Rs 2.5 lakh crore) while the wealth of 100 richest rose by 26 per cent despite economic hiccups. Wipro’s Azim Premji was the distant second with a net worth of USD 19 billion, moving up two places from last year, while Sun Pharma’s Dilip Shanghvi slipped from his earlier second place to the ninth now (USD 12.1 billion) on Forbes magazine’s annual ‘India Rich List 2017’. Forbes said Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “economic experiments” barely affected India’s billionaires while none gained more than oil-and-gas tycoon Mukesh Ambani, who cemented his decade-long hold on the top slot by adding a staggering USD 15.3 billion (67 per cent) to his last year’s wealth to become one of Asia’s top five richest. Anil Ambani, Mukesh’s younger brother, was ranked much lower at 45th place with USD 3.15 billion. He was ranked 32nd in 2016 (USD 3.4 billion) and 29th a year before that. Patanjali Ayurved’s Acharya Balkrishna, known as a close associate of yoga guru Ramdev, made a big jump from 48th place last year to 19th now with a net

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Kazuo Ishiguro wins Nobel Prize in Literature

Stockholm, Oct 5 (IANS): Acclaimed Japanese-born British writer Kazuo Ishiguro was on Thursday named the winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature for 2017. Ishiguro is one of the most celebrated contemporary fiction authors in the English-speaking world, having received four Man Booker Prize nominations, and winning the 1989 award for his novel “The Remains of the Day”. The Swedish Academy hailed Ishiguro for his “novels of great emotional force” in which he has “uncovered the abyss beneath the illusory sense of connection with the world”. Ishiguro was born in Japan in 1954 and his family moved to the United Kingdom when he was just five-years-old. Ishiguro obtained his bachelor’s degree

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from the University of Kent in 1978 and his Master’s from the University of East Anglia’s creative writing course in 1980. Memory, time and self delusion are some of the constant themes in his literar y works. Kazuo Ishiguro has written eight books, as well as scripts for film and television. With the dystopian work “Never Let Me Go”

(2005), Ishiguro introduced a cold undercurrent of science fiction into his work. Ishiguro’s latest novel, “The Buried Giant” (2015) explores how memory relates to oblivion, history to the present, and fantasy to reality. He was chosen from diverse proposals made by literary stalwarts and former Nobel laureates from across the globe. An assembly of 18 Swedes, the Academy members are elected by secret ballot to their roles and hold them for life. For the eventual winner to be decided, it is mandatory for more than half of the academy’s members to vote in his/her favour. The Swedish Academy had received and approved 240 proposals for this year and 195 candidates were nominated.

international 9 Spain court bars Islamic State’s last stronghold in northern Iraq falls independence B a g h dad, O c t 5 moured division, the Federal a referendum on Kurdish The militants continue Iraqi forces Police, the Emergency Re- independence in northern to control the border town move by MPs (Agencies): have captured Islamic State`s sponse division and (..) Pop- Iraq. “We don`t want any of al-Qaim and the region

London, Oct 5 (Agencies): Spain’s Constitutional Court has suspended next Monday’s session of the Catalan parliament, in a bid to pre-empt a possible push for independence. The court said such a move would be “a breach of the constitution”. Earlier Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy warned Catalonia’s regional government against declaring independence after a disputed vote last Sunday. Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont had indicated that he could make such a declaration at next week’s session, reports BBC news. The court’s ruling on Thursday upheld a challenge not from the government in Madrid, but by the Socialists’ Party of Catalonia, which opposes secession from Spain. Allowing the regional parliament to meet and declare independence, the court said, would violate the rights of the party’s MPs.

last stronghold in northern Iraq, the military said on Thursday, leaving the militant group holed up in pockets of land by the Syrian border, across which its selfproclaimed “caliphate” once stretched. The town of Hawija and the surrounding areas were captured in an offensive carried out by U.S.backed Iraqi government troops and Iranian-trained and armed Shi`ite paramilitary groups known as Popular Mobilisation. Some fighting continued to the north and east of the town where the militants were surrounded. With the fall of Hawija, which lies near the Kurdishheld oil city of Kirkuk, the only area that remains under control of Islamic State in Iraq is a stretch alongside the western border with Syria, where the militant group is also in retreat. “The army`s 9th ar-

ular Mobilisation liberated Hawija,” said a statement from the joint operations commander, LieutenantGeneral Abdul Ameer Rasheed Yarallah. State TV showed footage of Iraqi forces putting flags in one of the town`s main squares while Humvees patrolled empty streets littered with car wrecks, houses riddled with bullets and shattered storefronts. Thick black smoke continued to rise from areas surrounding Hawija, from oil wells torched by the militants to prevent air detection. The capture of Hawija brings Iraqi forces into direct contact with Kurdish Peshmerga fighters who control Kirkuk, a multi-ethnic region claimed by both Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG). Kirkuk shaped up as a flashpoint last month when the KRG included the city in

agression or confrontations but the federal authority must be imposed in the disputed areas,” Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi told a news conference in Paris, held with French President Emmanuel Macron. Abadi renewed an offer to jointly administrate Kirkuk with the Peshmerga, but under the authority of the central government. The Kurds took control of Kirkuk in 2014, when the Iraqi army fled in the face of Islamic State`s advance. Arab and Turkmen communities live alongside a large Kurdish population in Kirkuk, a city claimed by the Kurds for over a century as the “heart of Kurdistan”. Iraq launched its offensive on Sept. 21 to dislodge Islamic State from the Hawija area, where up to 78,000 people were estimated to be trapped, according to the United Nations.

surrounding it. They also hold parts of the Syrian side of the border, but the area under their control is shrinking as they retreat in the face of two different sets of hostile forces a U.S.-backed, Kurdish-led coalition and Syrian government troops with foreign Shi`ite militias backed by Iran and Russia. Islamic State`s crossborder “caliphate” effectively collapsed in July, when U.S.-backed Iraqi forces captured Mosul, the group`s de facto capital in Iraq, in a grueling battle which lasted nine months. The militants` leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who declared the caliphate from Mosul in mid-2014, released an audio recording last week that indicated he was alive, after several reports he had been killed. He called on his followers to keep up the fight despite the setbacks.

18 killed, 24 injured in Pak shrine blast Will settle Rohingya issue with Myanmar peacefully: Bangladesh

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We, the Nikhekhu Students' Union appreciate and congratulate Miss. Alovi Sumi, daughter of Mr. Hozheto Yeptho with great honour and pride for bringing laurels to the union and the village as a whole for completing her Master's degree in History from Mahatma Ghandi University Khanapara, Meghalaya. We, the union further wish you success in all your future endeavours. Kalivi Zhimomi President, NSU

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The Mishilimi Village Council expresses its profound gratitude to Dr. Sukhato A Sema for accepting the Council's request to conduct a "Free Medical Camp" in the Village. Dr. Sukhato A Sema and his team of 8 Doctors (Surgeons, Physicians, Paediatricians, Dentist) and 10 Paramedical staffs examined and gave free medicines to over 700 Patients, 8 Surgeries were also done during the Camp. The Council further acknowledges Dr. Sukhato A Sema for his tireless work and dedication to the Sumi Aphuyemi. May God bless him in all his future endeavours. DP-10393

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The Mokokchung Longkhum Students’ Union takes pride and pleasure to congratulate the under mentioned bonafide citizen of Longkhum for their achievement 1. Mr. Aostungba, S/o Mr. & Mrs. S.I. Aren Pongen ‘Outstanding Teacher Award’ by Rotary Club. 2. Mr. Sashiwapang, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Shiluti ‘Nation Builder Award’ by Rotary Club. 3. Miss Tiarenla Anilar, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Lt. Sakorepba Ao 10th Rank B.A Sociology Hon’s from NEHU. The Union further appreciates for their hard work and sincerity. May God bless you all in all your future endeavours. Sd/Sd/President Secretary

Haq Kakar confirmed that it was a suicide attack. Initial probe showed that the blast occurred when a sufi dance called dhamal was going in the premises of the shrine. No group claimed responsibility for the attack but the Taliban usually target shrines as they consider it un-Islamic. The local administration declared an emergency at hospitals in Sibbi and Dera Murad Jamali.

New Delhi, Oct 5 (PTI): Bangladesh today said that Myanmar has pushed one million Rohingyas onto its soil and it will make efforts to resolve the issue peacefully despite “provocations”. “Recently Myanmar has pushed one million Rohingyas, their own nationals, onto our soil. We are still struggling. We haven’t got into a fight with them despite provocations. “We are trying to resolve it peacefully.... The

Prime Minister (Sheikh Hasina) thinks that it is something we will solve in a peaceful manner,” Bangladesh foreign secretary Shahidul Haque said while participating in the India Economic Summit (IES). Bangladesh is facing a big influx of Rohingyas from Myanmar following ethnic violence in the Buddhist-majority nation. India had last month rushed relief material to Bangladesh and pledged all help to Dhaka in

PUBLIC REACTION Apropos to the Press Release appeared in Nagaland Post and other local papers on 27.09.17 regarding the allegations/ charges meted against Shri C.Khalong Ao by the so called “Brighter Tomorrow”, Nagaland Chapter, Dimapur Camp that he along with some officers has misappropriated the post-matric scholarship (PMS) during 20102014 is shocking and unbelievable. We the former Office Bearers of Kohima College Students’ Union (KCSU) know very well that he was the Principal of Kohima College till 8th Oct. 2012 and he was promoted as Additional Director Higher Education Department on 9th Oct. 2012. He was later alleviated as the Director on 1st August 2013. As students or Shri C.Khalong Ao we believe that he will never do such things to the students community in particular. Therefore, the obscurity and wild allegation against the said person should be settled at the earliest with proofs and evidences transparently. Brighter Tomorrow’s anonymity and obscurity reveal that you have personal vendetta and enmity against the respectable officer. We the former Office Bearers of KCSU appeal to any individual or society to authenticate or verify any issue before publishing in the press media so as not to tarnish the image of any person or an organization in future. V.Kengurüse Ex-Games & Sports Secy. KCSU & Ex-President, ANCSU

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tackling the humanitarian crisis. At the IES, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, who discussed the geopolitical dynamics and the economic initiatives in Asia, raised the issue of ‘One Belt-One Road’, saying China will have to do more if it wants India to join the proposed project. “If the Chinese really feel that for the overall cred-

ibility and viability of the Belt and Road Initiative they want India to play an active part, they have to do more of a selling job. They have to come and market to us here on why this is actually in our interest,” the former Union minister said. India skipped the Belt and Road Forum (BRF) in May this year due to its sovereignty concerns over the

CPEC, a flagship project of China’s prestigious Silk Road initiative, officially called One Belt One Road (OBOR). Differences emerged between the two countries over the USD 50-billion China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) passing through Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) which is part of the China’s mega Belt and Road initiative.

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blast. Rescue officials fear that the death toll could rise as the blast took place when there was a heavy rush of devotees who had gathered at the shrine to pay their respect. Devotees gather at the shrine of the revered Sufi saint every Thursday to participate in a dhamaal and prayers. Balochistan Home Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti told the media that so far it appeared to be a suicide attack. “Investigations are still continuing and the injured have been moved to the district headquarters hospital in Jhal Magsi,” Bugti said. Balochistan government spokesman Anwarul

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Native Shuttlers 'B' Mopungchuket would like to extend our heartiest gratitude to all the individual and organizations that had sponsored and generously contributed in cash and kind towards our humBle club in the recently concluded MOKOKCHUNG INTER CLUB BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP 2017. We thank our parent club the Native Shuttlers Association Mopungchuket and all the people involved behind our successful run in the tournament. Your tireless efforts enabled us to lift the trophy. We would like to make special mention of a few people and sponsores whose support enabled us to emerge victorious. 1. Mr. Akangtemjen Jamir, Kohima 2. Mr. Amardeep, Kohima 3. Er. Angukato S. Chophy, Kohima 4. Mr. Aolemba, Dimapur 5. Dr. Atsung, Dimapur 6. Mr. Arep, Kohima 7. Er. Imnajungba, Kohima 8. Mr. Lanumeri, Kohima 9. Er. Lanusanen Longchari, Kohima 10. Mr. Lepzung Pongener, Kohima 11. Link Transport, Mokokchung 12. Mr. Moanungsang, Kohima 13. Mr. Myingthungo, IPS, Kohima 14. Mr. Tatongtemsu, Kohima 15. Mr. Tiasosang, Proprietor, Nokranger Steel, Duncan Bosti, Dimapur 16. Adv Wati, Kohima Team Native Shuttlers 'B' Mopungchuket DP-10367

The Western Chakhesang Youth Organisation, held its cultural program under the theme ‘Rejuvenate our Cultural Values’ on 2nd October 2017, with Shri S.K Kenye Retd. Director, Geology and Mining as the Resource person. The highlight of the program was folk song competition among the 16 units of Western Chakhesang Area. The Western Chakhesang Youth Organisation (WCYO), conveys its sincere appreciation and heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals who had been a part of the ‘Cultural program’. The organization would like to specifically extends its gratitude to the under mentioned person(s)/unions/tribal bodies for their valuable contributions in making the aforesaid Cultural Program a grand success. • Miss. Wediele Kronu - 1,00,000 • Mr. Kezhienyi Khalo - 10,000 • Mr. Vekhosayi Nyekha - 5,000 • Mr. Sekhoyi Ringa - 3,000 • Er. Wezote Tsuha - 5,000 • Mr. Kiesalie Thopi - 2,000 • Mr. Kevise Nakhro - 2,000 • Mr. Pothatso Ciero - 1,000 • Mr. Kulo Kenye - 5,000 • Mr. Daniel Wetsah - 3,000 • Mr. Vesurai Puyo-o - 5,000 • Mr. Keve Nuh - 5,000 • Mr. Khruto Khamo - Two bags of Rice • Mr. Asapu Thira - Mineral water • Mr. Neiko Kapfo - 3,000 • Mr. Zhietshute Kapfo - 1,000 • Miss. Aienla Sapu - 1,500 • Mr. Muluta Nienu - 500 • Mr. Vemucho Puro - 500 • Western Chakhesang G.B Union, Dimapur - 2,000 • Mr. Pretso Therie - Sound System • Western Chakhesang Mothers’ Association - Stage Decoration • Chakhesang Students’ Union, Dimapur - Volunteers

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Karachi, Oct 5 (PTI): At least 18 people were killed and 24 others injured Thursday when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a Sufi shrine packed with devotees in Pakistan’s troubled Balochistan province, police officials said. The attacker tried to enter the Dargah Fatehpur in the Jhal Magsi district of Balochistan and blew himself up when he was stopped by the police at the main entrance, Deputy Commissioner Asadullah Kakar told the media. Kakar confirmed the death toll and said one police constable was killed while attempting to stop the suicide bomber from entering the shrine. Two other policemen were also injured in the

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wo-day 4th North East Indigenous Music Festival would begin Friday at IMC hall, Dimapur. The festival would bring together some of the most renowned and upcoming indigenous and folk fusion artistes in the region. With very less avenues for indigenous musicians to express themselves and take their artistic talents to

a higher level, the festival is solely projected at promoting and encouraging such artistes. The festival is also intended to play as an awareness programme on the changing trend of genres, flexibility of modern technical advancement in the field of music, modernisation of indigenous music and adaption of indigenous musical instruments in modern musical

trends and to empower indigenous musicians and bands of the North East all the while giving them a good platform in a professionally organized event. The two-day of festival will be scheduled to fit in gaining, sharing of experiences and performance in various ways. On the first day, a workshop, interaction and jam session for the North

East Artistes will be held from 2 p.m at Abiogenesis Centre, Nuton Bosti. Another objective of the session will be to form a North East Indigenous Artistes Network so that the unique art forms of the region can be taken to a higher level collectively not only in the region but even in the global scene. Dressed rehearsals would be held at IMC Hall in the evening. The second day will see a very strong line up at IMC Hall, Dimapur from 5:30 p.m featuring seven renowned artistes and bands from the region. They are: Summersalt - a folk fusion band from Meghalaya who has been featured in the bollywood film Rock On 2, Jambili - a folk fusion band from Assam, Imphal Talkies - a six member folk rock band from Manipur, Atso Chasie : who is a first prize winner at National Classical Guitar Competition ‘AXE POWER 2013’

who will be performing with Choseo Tetseo, Ragamuffins: a folk fusion band from Assam, Jano Nyeka from Nagaland, who’s own original song ‘Aahoh’ won the award for the Best Folk Fusion at India’s Indie Awards, the Radio City FM Freedom Awards 2017, Vania Chawang & band and Abiogenesis – the folk fusion band from Nagaland, which is the only band in Nagaland to have received the Governors award for distinction in folk fusion music. Sholo Thong, the frontman of Gluttones will be the host. The festival is organized by Abiogenesis Society with support from North East Council, Ministry of DoNER, Shillong. Artist Aloud as Digital Promotion Partner, Asian News International (ANI) for international news coverage and Doordarshan Kohima Kendra for live recording telecast.

Western Chakhesang Youth Organisation (WCYO) held a cultural day on October 2 at town hall, under the theme “rejuvenate our cultural values”, with Rtd. Director, geology & mining S.K. Kenye as resource person. Main highlight of the programme was folk song competition among 16 units of Western Chakhesang Area.

Eastern Naga Students’ Union Shillong (ENSUS) organised its “14th Freshers’cum-1st Cultural Meet” on September 29 at Naga Community Hall, Nagaland House, Shillong, Meghalaya.

Tom Petty’s U.S. Music Guitarist power couple Richie Sambora & Orianthi release ‘Rise’ EP Sales Increase 6,781%

“I feel like Ori and I are probably misunderstood,” Sambora says. “I’m seen as the guitar player with Bon Jovi and she’s seen as the guitar player with Michael Jackson. That’s what our legacy has permitted us. But we’re like the best-kept secret that people haven’t discovered yet.” The perception that both these multi-faceted artists shine most in a lead singer’s shadow is about to be demolished with the release of “Rise”, a fivesong EP that t h e two have made together. Reflecting the musical versatility of its creators, “Rise” is the first taste of several genrespanning bodies of work encompassing rock, blues, pop, R&B, and country, and creating a whole new lane for male-female vocal duets, thanks to the harmonious blend of Sambora and Orianthi’s voices (“Like Sonny and Cher on steroids!” Sambora cracks).

The two first met in Hawaii in 2013. Sambora was vacationing there and was asked by his old friend Alice Cooper to join him onstage at a charity show. Orianthi had been Cooper’s guitarist since 2011. “Alice and I are sitting in the audience while the band is rehearsing and I said, ‘Who’s that?’ And he said, ‘That’s Ori. She’s played with Michael Jackson.’” “We just hit it off straight away,” Orianthi recalls. “We started jamming out and it was really great. Afterward Richie i nv i t ed

me to come hang out and we started writing and the chemistry was just there.” “From the first time we were onstage, it was so powerful,” Sambora says. “It felt inevitable that something was going to happen. I, personally, knew in my heart, after that first time we played together that it wasn’t going to be the end.” Two months later, Sambora invited Orianthi to join him on a festival tour of her native Australia and later Europe. The two traveled together, performing and feverishly writing songs. Sambora and Orianthi eventually became a couple and now share a home in Los Angeles where they have built a

recording studio in their kitchen, complete with studiosize speakers, keyboards, computers, and mics. There are amps in the dining room, the living room overflows with racks of guitars, and the home theater has been converted into a drum room.

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music garnered 7 million on-demand audio streams in the U.S. up 1,149 percent compared to the prev i o u s day, when his catalog of tunes logged 562,000 streams. His music garnered a 351 percent increase in plays that day, rising to nearly 6,000 spins across all formats of radio (versus a little over 1,000 detections on October 1). Petty’s most played tracks on October 2 were, “Free Fallin’,” “I Won’t Back Down,” “Runnin’ Down a Dream,” “Refugee” and Christina Zakiesato’s current work, “F4” was performed at “The Parks New Festival 2017” “Don’t Do Me Like That.” in Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bangalore. (Photo: Shitaljit Bloom)

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NSF Martyrs’ Trophy: KVNS, Esii Utd FC win

Match between Butchers Union FC (Red) and Esii United FC on Thursday. (NP)

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Kohima, Oct 5 (NPN): KVNS and Esii United FC registered wins at the ongoing 18thNSF Martyrs’ Memorial Trophy on Thursday. In the first match, KVNS defeated Speartex FC by 4-3 via tie break after the match ended with 2-2 draw. Kedoneizo Zhale (8) opened the account for KVNS in the 15th minute. However, Kekhrieseto Khro (16) found the equalizing goal in the 27th minute. The second goal for KVNS came from the boot of Kedokho Nagi (12) in the 39th minute. Shamba

Samson Konyak (17) scored the second goal for Speartex in the 67th minute. With the score tied 2-2 at the stipulated 70th minutes, the match went for tie break where KVNS won 4-3. In the second match, Esii United FC from Manipur defeated Butchers Union FC by 2-1. Mhasibeituo (11) of Butchers Union FC scored the first goal in the 8th minute. Esii United gave their best to equalize the goal; however they failed to breach the opponent defence. Finally the already desperate Esii United FC breathed a sigh of relief when A. Kapani found the back of

the net in the 35th minutes. After the breather, the Butchers Union FC failed to threaten the opponent. On the other hand, a reassured Esii United FC began to dominate the game and created opportunities. Their efforts were finally paid off in the 59th minute when A. Kapani found the winning goal for Esii United. Today’s matches 1st match: 11:00 am Khyouchi FC Vs Kirha Youth Society Viswema 2nd match: 12:30 pm Tangkhul Students’ Union Vs Renegades FC 3rd match: 2:00 pm Billy Graham FC Vs Kings FC Chiiziema.

sports 11 Nadal barrels MCC: Morung Utd beat MRH Sunrisers Volleyball tournament deferred scored by Meren. His goals Dimapur, Oct 5 (NPN): The 10th edition of Lt. into China Correspondent came in the 1st and 35th Subenthung Murry & Thechamo Murry Volleyball Memorial Trophy has been postponed to October 13. The o h i m a , O c t 5 minutes respectively. Open quarters K(NPN): Morung United The tournament is tournament organised by Sanis Student’s Union (SSU)

Beijing, Oct 5 (Agencies): Rafael Nadal sent an ominous warning of intent as the 16-time Grand Slam winner bulldozed his way into the quarterfinals of the China Open on Thursday. The Spanish world number one, enjoying a late-career flourish, dispatched Russia’s promising Karen Khachanov 6-3, 6-3 on the outside hard court in Beijing. Nadal, the top seed and coming off the back of a third US Open title, faces big-serving American John Isner in the last eight. The 31-year-old Nadal broke Khachanov, ranked 42 in the world, in the fourth game and was never in serious trouble after that. Khachanov, at age 21 a rising talent, simply had no reply to Nadal’s explosive forehand and made too many routine errors. Nadal broke the young Russian again in the third game of the second set as he cruised into the last eight. It was a contrast to his opener in the Chinese capital, when Nadal saved two match points against Frenchman Lucas Pouille.

MVYO, MTYO in MAFA football tournament final

beat MRH Sunrisers by being organised by Morn- will be played at GHS ground, Sanis. 2-0 in Thursday’s Morning ing Football Association Champions Cup (MCC) (MFA). ACKNOWLEDGEMENT match played at Seikhazou Today’s match ground, Kohima. Time : 6:00 AM Both the goals were AFFC Vs Gazelle FC

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We the family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, organizations and well wishers who stood by us and supported us financially, physically, morally and through prayers at the sad demise of our beloved father and grandfather Lt. Yongkong Bhakmei, Rtd GB of Bhumpak Village, who left us for his heavenly abode on 23rd Sept 2017. DP-10386

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Born: 22.10.1986 – Died: 23.09.2017 We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Imkongyapang Tzüdir (Moayimti), would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to every individual, neighbours, churches, different organizations and well-wishers who stood by us spiritually, financially and physically during his brief illness till his last breath on 23rd Sept 2017. We specially thank: 1. ADC Mangkolemba 2. SDPO Mangkolemba and his colleagues 3. CHC Mangkolemba Doctor & Staff 4. Police Fellowship, Mangkolemba 5. 2nd NAP Company Fellowship Mangkolemba 6. Mangkolemba Town Baptist Church 7. Moayimti Senso Telongjem, Mangkolemba 8. Khar Union, Mangkolemba 9. Khar Fellowship, Mangkolemba 10. Moayimti Village Council 11. Moayimti Baptist Church 12. Meralenden Fellowship (Moayimti) 13. Talitemjen Züngar, Moayimti 14. Tsülomang Ward, Mangkolemba 15. Mr. & Mrs. Walter (Khar) 16. Mr. I. Sungit Tzüdir (Moayimti) We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children and relatives. DC-2316

Dimapur, Oct 5 (NPN): Medziphema Village Youth Organisation ‘A’ (MVYO ‘A’) will lock horns with Medziphema Town Youth Organisation ‘A’ (MTYO ‘A’) in the final of the MAFA tournament 2017 on Friday. In the first semi-final match played on Thursday, Medziphema Village Youth Organisation ‘A’ beat Khaibung ‘A’ 2-1. The match, though normal paced initially, accelerated by leaps and bounds as both the teams created chances but failed to hit the goal net more than once. MVYO ‘A’ finally romped home the winner as score was settled at 2 - 1 against Khaibung ‘A’. The second semifinal match witnessed a spirited game between Medziphema Town Youth Organisation ‘A’ and Rüzaphema Youth Organisation wherein both teams were held goalless till half-time. In the second half however, it was the MTYO ‘A’ who took to a well-paced combination and eventually converted the first goal from a low cross. RYO boys too paced their game amid thunderous cheers from supporters but as luck would have it, they had to bow out being held 3-0 at the final whistle. The final match bet we e n M V YO ‘A’ a n d MTYO ‘A’ will kick-off at 2:00 pm.

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Words are limited to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, relatives, near and dear ones who stood by us at the sudden demise of our beloved mother and my dear wife Mrs. Odikokla, on 2nd October 2017. We extend our special gratitude to : 1. Dimapur Area Chuchuyimlang Senso Telongjem 2. Ao Senso Telongjem Purana Bazar 'B' 3. Commandant, officers and staff Civil Defence & Home Guard (CTI) Toluvi 4. Home Guard Church Toluvi 5. Purana Bazar Baptist Church 6. Lanuwa Medemtsur 7. Chuchuyimlang Longchatsür Dimapur Area 8. Relatives, neighbours, friends and well wishers.

"I will never forget you as I have inscribed you on the palm of My hand" -Isaiah 49:16

We are overwhelmed to see the love and affection showered upon us during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved dad Lt. John Kithan of Merapani Village. We express our heartfelt gratitude for the support extended to us through prayer, financially, materially, physically and morally. We convey our sincere appreciation to : 1. Merapani Village Baptist Church. 2. Merapani Village Council 3. 7th NAP Bn. Unit Baptist Church Bdi. 4. Principal and staff of Eden Hr. Sec. School, Dmr. 5. Chanpang-II Baptist Church. 6. St. Mary's Catholic Church, Merapani. 7. Dy. Director & staff, Nagaland State Seed Farm, Merapani. 8. Neighbours, friends, relatives, well wishers near and far. We regret our inability to mention each and everyone's name but we pray that the good Lord shower His unceasing blessing upon you all abundantly. DP-10355

Loving sons, daughters, grandsons, granddaughters, in-laws and family members.

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF

LATE MR. RONGSENKABA (YIMJENKIMONG)

ACA Club organizes MMA promotional programme Dimapur, Oct 5 (NPN): The All ContactCombat Arts (ACA) Club along with Razeba Range Open Naga Wrestling League 2017 organized a Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) promotional programme on October 2 to 3. The seminar, which focused on promoting MMA sport in Nagaland, also deliberated on the concept of Martial Arts as a sport. Khuming Khiam and Vire Nukhu conducted the MMA session while the various wrestling disciplines was conducted by Sürhoneyi Soho. The subjects in the wrestling seminar included judo, free style wrestling, belt wrestling and rules and regulations adopted by the NWA. The seminar was attended by wrestling associations and wrestlers of Razeba range.

Born on : 15.09.1957 – Died on : 02.10.2017

We, the bereaved family members would like to express our sincere heartfelt gratitude to those who stood by us physically, financially, materially and in prayers during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved father Lt. Phutovi .L. Shohe, who left for his eternal home on 2nd October 2017. Our heartfelt gratitude to :1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Dad, It’s been a year since you left us. You have been a firm foundation through all our storms of life. A sturdy hand to hold on to, in times of stress and strife. You hold a special place in our hearts no one can ever replace. We were blessed to have you as our dad in our lives. You will live forever in our hearts. DP-10388

Dr. Sedevi & Staff CIHSR Dimapur Sumi Baptist Chruch Diphupar Sumi Community Council Diphupar Rotomi Baptist Chruch Rotomi Kukami Rotomi Welfare Dimapur Rotomi Welfare Kohima Atoizu Town Baptist Chruch Vekuho Baptist Chruch Referral Colony Diphupar Samaritan Outreach Mission Bokajan Sumi Community Diphupar ‘B’

13. G.P.S Diphupar Chakhesang Staff 14. G.P.S Mishikito Staff 15. Er. Picto Shohe Hon’bl Parliamentary Secretary (Justice & Law) Govt. of Nagaland. 16. Shri. Kitovi Zhimo Ato Kilonser GPRN. 17. Shri. Doshihe .Y. Sema, Ex- Minister 18. Er. Kahoto Sema Rtd. Director, Industry & Commerce Kohima. 19. Shri. Hoshito Aye, Joint Director, Treasury & Accounts Kohima 20. Er. Shikato .V. Shohe, DEO Dimapur 21. Shri. Francis Phom, J.A.O. DRDA, Tuensang

We deeply regret our inability to thank one & all who have wiped our tears during our darkest moments, individually, however, it is our new endeavour to support you all till the end of our lives, through our humble prayers, that the Lord Almighty will shower His bountiful blessings to amply reward you all through your lives. Loved ones

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Loving wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren & relatives.

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