September 11, 2016 by Nagaland Post

NE region important for India’s growth

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IMPHAL, Sep 10: North East India is critically important for the growth and development of India, said Nigel Eastwood, an international entrepreneur from United Kingdom (UK) who took part in flagging off of “Run Raise Respond North East” from Imphal’s Kangla fort on Saturday. Manipur chief minister O Ibobi Singh flagged-off the Imphal leg of the charity half marathon run “Run Raise Respond North East” from the historic Kangla Fort. The half marathon organised by Henly Ventures Private Limited with the support of UK national Nigel Eastwood started from Kangla Fort and culminated at Nambol Sabal Leikai in Bishnupur district. The programme was being organised for the development of entrepreneurship in the region (northeast). Nigel Eastwood, the man behind the event asserted that the run was to support local en-

trepreneurs in the region and to highlight the immense potential of the region in commerce and tourism to the entrepreneurs of the rest of the country and the world. “It is about time to think by how we can support the entrepreneurial eco system in this region to create wealth,” he said while maintaining the critical importance of growth and development of the region moving India forward. State chief minister O Ibobi Singh, in his address, highlighted the importance of private sectors in solving the unemployment. He said that government alone cannot create employment opportunities for all. There are big role to be taken by the private sector in generating employment, said Singh. “Let us all join hands to venture new projects that would create more employment opportunities for the development of the state,” he said. The chief minister also expressed concern over the frequent bandhs and blockades

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northeast Manoj Kumar takes over as new DC of Dima Hasao

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Haflong, Sep 10: Manoj Kumar, IAS of 2008 batch who was transferred from Darang district, took over as the deputy commissioner of Dima Hasao district Saturday. He took over the charge from departing Deputy Commissioner Amarendra Barua during a formal meeting held here in conference hall of deputy commissioner office, Haflong. District administration officials and other departments gave a warm farewell to the departing deputy commissioner Amarendra Barua during the programme. The officers and staff present also extended gratitude to Amarendra Barua for his services and constant guidance during his tenure. The outgoing Deputy Commissioner in his short speech thanked all the people for their cooperation and effort during his nine months tenure as DC in the district and also encouraged them to continue with same dedication while discharging their duties.

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Police continue crackdown against pro-ILPS activists Correspondent IMPHAL, Sep 10: Several students were injured on the second day of police crackdown against proInner Line Permit System (ILPS) activists carrying out rallies pressing Manipur government to call Assembly session for passing new proposed Inner Line Permit System related bill. On Friday, nearly a dozen students had injured after police used force to foil a rally carried out by the students of various schools and colleges in Imphal’s Palace Compound. On Saturday, a large number of students from various schools and colleges in Imphal West district took out a rally along the Tidim (Imphal-Churachandpur) road this afternoon, around 1 pm. The rally was organised

by the Joint Committee on Inner Line Permit System (JCILPS) as part of pressing the state government to call a special session of the state Assembly and pass the proposed new bill to protect the indigenous people of the state. When students attempted to carr y out the rally further even as the police blocked them in front of the Imphal College, a confrontation followed after which policemen were compelled to resort to tear gas shelling and mock bombs. The police further baton-charged the students as they continued to agitate. In the melee, several students were injured including girl students and six of them including four girls were rushed to nearby hospitals. They were later shifted to Regional Institute of Medical Science (RIMS) hospital.

in the state. Manipur has huge untapped natural resources however frequent bandhs and blockades hampered the economic growth and overall progress of the state, said Ibobi. He said that due to these problems no entrepreneurs from outside the state were willing to come and invest and even a tourist is also reluctant to visit Manipur which is endowed with natural beauties. Pointing out the importance of entrepreneurship in the development of many sectors, Ibobi added that not only in the country but in the entire world, a number of employment opportunities were created by individual entrepreneurs. State commerce and industries minister Govindas Konthoujam, Rajya Sabha MP Mary Kom were among others who attended the flagged off ceremony. Around 400 people comprising of walker, runner, cyclist and biker took part in Itanagar, Sep 10 (PTI): Arunachal and the government would take positive action the 21.1 km run. Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu today soon. He also said the state government would said his Teachers’ Day announcement of granting Group B Gazetted status to post graduate soon rationalize the posting of teachers in the teachers (PGT) serving in government schools state. The ATA expressed gratitude to the chief will be fulfilled soon. A notification in this regard minister for the Teachers’ Day announcement would be released after discussion with the Edu- and requested for its early notification, the statecation Minister, an official release said quoting ment said. The ATA demands included bifurcation of the Chief Minister. A five-member delegation of Arunachal Elementary and Secondary Education departCorrespondent Teachers’ Association (ATA) called on Khandu ment at district and block levels, fast-tracking of IMPHAL, Sep 10: A veteran this afternoon and handed him over a copy of a promotional process of teachers of all categories leader of Congress and sitting memorandum of its demands earlier submitted and early release of pending salaries of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), Rashtriya Madhyamik MLA Yumkham Erabot Satur- to the Education Minister. Khandu assured the ATA that all its de- Siksha Abhiyan (RMSA) and Kasturba Gandhi day announced that he would be leaving the Congress party. mands would be discussed at appropriate levels Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV) teachers. The sitting Congress legislator said that he would submit his resignation from being a member of the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee Correspondent out to the larger section of the namental and medicinal trees (MPCC) in the coming two society to meet the challenges and plants in and around or three days. He would also IMPHAL, Sep 10: Mis- of deforestation and degrad- Lamdan village with the suprelease a book on the “by- sion Green, one of the pro- ing environment. After jointly port of the forest authority of partisan attitude” of the Okram grammes of the Manipur planting the saplings, MMTA Bishnupur and personnel of Ibobi led Congress government Mountaineering and Trek- president N Ibungochoubi the CRPF located at NHPC towards him as MLA from king Association (MMTA) appealed the media persons (National Hydro Power CorWangkhei Assembly Constitu- was launched Saturday by to continuously highlight the poration) Loktak marked the ency of Imphal East. The book planting varieties of saplings importance of regular tree reassurance and commitment would be ready for release in and around its institute at plantation considering the of MMTA as a response to within the next five to ten days, Churachandpur’s Lamdan onslaught on the environment the diminishing green forests. he added. The MLA revealed village. which has threatened the MMTA launched the survival of many species and that the decision to leave ruling Congress was taken following mission with the philosophy affecting the health of all. open pressures from his sup- of “Think Global-Act Local” The plantation of a wide porters and well-wishers to in the presences of editors range of saplings including and correspondents to reach fruit bearing, decorative, orleave the party.

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grade point average in each program. The Chancellor’s medal has been awarded for outstanding performance during post graduation to Kangkana Barman of the department of social work and the Vice Chancellor’s medal has been awarded for outstanding performance during graduation to Ankita Patowary of the department of Civil Engineering, for their notable and exceptional contributions to campus life. Chief Minister of Assam Sarbananda Sonowal was present as chief guest at the programme. Commencing the convocation ceremony, Salesian Provincial of Guwahati and Chancellor of ADBU, Fr. V.M. Thomas congratulated the graduates while emphasizing on importance of recognizing the purpose of life. The Vice Chancellor Dr. (Fr.) Stephen Mavely while congratulating the graduates for their significant achievement said, “At Assam Don Bosco University, our endeavor has been to bring together the theoretical and practical to fuel your minds and wills with a desire for research and experimentation, to keep on learning, and to equip you with the skills to do so”. While presenting the annual report, the vice chancellor reiterated the immensely significant milestone achieved by the university, of inaugurating the new academic session at Tapesia Gardens for five Departments of the School of Social Sciences and three departments of the School of Life Sciences.

In the year 1963, my land at Bayavü Hill was sold to the Nagaland State Government in the name of my uncle Sengulie Tseikha. A memorandum of understanding was signed by the land owner and the State Government where any development to be done, contact work would be given to the land owner, employment to be given to the land owner and the undeveloped land areas would be returned back to the land owner. This way the land was sold to the Government at the rate of 5 paise per square feet. Today the undeveloped land areas are being sold by private individual. But I will never allow anyone to do this. As such my ancestral land which is situated at Lower Bayavü above SBI New Secretariat road Kohima which was acquired by Govt. of Nagaland and promised to returned back the unused land to the land owner. Hence from now onward if any unauthorized person tries to sell or encroach my land without my knowledge shall imposed ﬁne and will be penalized accordingly. My uncle Shri. Sengulie Tsiekha Serial No. 84, 1.74 acres of land at the rate of 5 paise per sq ft for Rs. 2571.38 paise sold his land during 1963 when the Govt. of Nagaland acquired Bayavü land. CARLUS KEZEVILIE TSIEKHA Land Owner Lower Bayavü Hill, Kohima K-3429

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Advance Prayer Group : 1. Naga National Prayer House, Yorüba. 2. Naga Shisha Hoho, Healing and Prayer Centre, Prüzie, Kohima. 3. Losami Prayer Group. Praise & Worship Team : 1. Phek Town Baptist Church. 2. Call of God Ministry, Kohima Special Number : Kutsapo Baptist Church, Mother's Prayer Chairmen : 1. Rev. Puduhü Khüsoh 2. Vezalhü Chakhesang 3. Vezokho Vero Exhortation : Mr. Murohu Chotso Deputy Commissioner, Phek Speakers : 1. Rev. Khrotso Mero 2. Rev. Dr. Vevo Phesao 3. Rev. Vepocü Epao 4. Mrs. Vesüzolü Tetseo

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the western zone and at Tezu on October 5 for eastern zone of the state. The Commanding Officer said that the rally at Itanagar would cover the districts of West Siang, Upper Subansiri, Kra Daadi, Lower Subansiri, Kurung Kumey, Papumpare, East Kameng, West Kameng and Tawang. While the one at Tezu would be for youths of Siang, Upper Siang, East Siang, Dibang Valley, Lower Dibang Valley, Anjaw, Lohit, Namsai, Changlang, Tirap and Longding, he added. He said that candidates who pass 10+2 in any discipline with 50 per cent aggregate and 50 per cent in English or Diploma and those who are in the age bracket of 16-21 years would be eligible to participate in the recruitment Airmen Recruitment Rally.

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Itanagar, Sep 10 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has assured the Indian Air force of the state government’s full support and cooperation for conducting the proposed Airmen Recruitment Rally in the state in the first week of October next. Khandu’s assurance came when Commanding Officer of 11 Airmen Selection Centre of the Indian Air Force, Squadron Leader VPV Baliga called on him at his office here today, an official release informed. While expressing gratitude to Indian Air Force (IAF) on behalf of the people, Khandu requested recruitment of maximum number of youths of the state in the force. The Indian Air Force would conduct two separate Air Men Recruitment Rallies at Itanagar on October 1 for

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Carlus Kezevilie Tseikha, S/o Lt. Lhouzolie Tseikha, Uncle Sengulie Tseikha

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER NO.REV/TRANS-1/2015 Dated Kohima, 9th Sept. 2016 Whereas, the following persons have applied for Transfer/ bifurcation of land patta. Sl. No Name Patta No. Location 1. Sunil Chetri 6243 Chandmari to Viwheto Thorie 2. Tepuchel Pucho 6546 Daklane to Pukroswe Pucho 3. Vikeselhou Lhousa 6954 Chandmari to Pukedu Savi 4. Hengwalo Khing 9004 (P) Bayavü to Gwaruno Khing 5. Vingol Chaya 7537 Jail Colony to Meyatoshi 6. Ngenziebe Zeliang 2466 D. Block to Reguilungbe Hau 7. Sakuo Vizol 3610 South P.S to Sahole Vizol Therefore public are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice. After expiry of the stipulated time no claims/objections will be entertained by this office. Rovilatuo Mor, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Kohima DC-2059

Many Many happy returns of the day as you step towards another year. I wish God will fulfill your entire desire also HIS Love and Care be upon you on this special day and grant you a long life. Happy Birthday. With love from wife, sons, daughters, grandsons, granddaughters, friends, relatives and loved ones.

DECLARATION OF LAND SALES DEEDS WITH GOVT. OF NAGALAND

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G u wah ati , S e p 1 0 (NPN): Assam Don Bosco University witnessed its fifth convocation at its Azara campus on Saturday at which degrees were conferred on 648 students of which 172 students received the degree of Bachelor of Technology, 31 Master of Technology, 54 Master of Social Work, 23 Master of Computer Applications, 37 Master of Business Administration, 10 MA in Psychological Counseling, 9 MA in Human Rights, 11 MA in Mass Communication, 11 MA in Education and 16 students received M.Sc. in Physics. A total of 267 students from around 37 countries graduated in various disciplines through Don Bosco Global centre of online and distance education. Doctoral degrees were also conferred to 7 scholars. From among those who received degrees for the campus programmes, there are students from different states of the country - 231 from Assam, 72 from Meghalaya, 15 from Manipur, 14 from Nagaland, 13 from Arunachal Pradesh, 5 from Tripura, 5 from Mizoram, 10 from Kerala, 5 from West Bengal, 4 from Chattisgarh, 2 from Delhi and 1 each from Jharkhand, Bihar and Orissa. There was also one student each from Maldives and Myanmar who received Masters Degree in Education during the convocation. Gold medals under various categories were awarded to 13 outstanding graduates with the highest cumulative

Happy 3rd Birthday to our greatest joy...You are a bubbly cute little boy with that adorable dimple that fill our hearts with laughter. May the good Lord bless you and keep you healthy. Love you to bits!!! With Love from parents, grandparents, aunties, uncles, Luhan & Taohun.

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Sunon Kaping from Nagaland, who received her PhD degree in Chemistry from the University.

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